The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, March 02, 1854, Image 1

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EgerMILISHED 1.1%1 1786.
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^4l - 1.1"-Slo &Cars larf anstruti, paysdaw half yt
T-.14r0 (kora VW annum. In adraven: C
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...clolito headdrecood to Gaspers
rear - ' 4"l os r plvos, th " t oTiess '*-- 1 - 110 5 10 4 :t h iTtr ' sont ' l
•' . 1 F' O F ADVERTISINO:
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• Awes& addltlool more Inactiad under the sourly Mts..
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Advertlarnwnals G:redit* ant.... and 7 . , ... W 1.. .,
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roloirbero b rool:r= . I ' l. To 1 :1 1r- oiry rt• 00.. - nto
hood tbs. amount enarged foill ' elr 1 - • Idlest ' '
• .B...lating evindklabestar-ollt4 to te ' chur ' l the sake 'l O °Oho adraltlsamonts. ,
• - • Advertisements not corked on the tailtr . 5 .' , Orala!Pro
trernher of Insertion., mill Le antinuest till Savo, tun/
paCaut otastetbaoundirtg.y.
,-- • 'Vrivltture of annual artlets% is strictly titultial io 1
. . their Mtn 'lmmediate business. and all advertkorniente_for
• ths bonen& of other prism:lb as 1.41 In all advertisements
- .. .7.t . 1 ) .t....u.t.dy counocte , With their own loolnent. and
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..0 elatotes of Mt ertleentents. 111 . length or 011.r 1,1, .., 1 . -
. .z .. , •yond thp limits ammutd, will ion short:stint Cot to rater.
For all lush knutelent advertlehts..l4lls will)4 separately
•••• 1 -i: ..drokl, and prompt payment is Modred.
.!. it f.• All adVerthements Art rharitablA Inelltullotte, lira knot.
• 4 - 1 ',., 1 ' '14,, ,".....i. township, and other public tomtit's*, nod elll
. , , PADUA] Inert luso and netters. to to charnod half (Tiro, Pay
, . g ,,,0 lab - anew. . •
l' ~. ; Manioc radices to to rhart,,,,l to nods.
•.Death untlyea loserte,l a Ithoot chart, utile.% arsonist.
-,,- hied by funeral lavitatloo of obitnary notkre, 00.1., 1...
- .•. santannonlod.to be pall for.
• •-•••\ Iteaular advertisers, and all other. sanding rvAntonnles,
t , Coos, or retpotrlou nothre designed to rail attentlon to
„ Paha,. lkdreva, Unwrap, or any putlie rotertaimonta,
where charge,. or made for admittance-WI n0th....,0 IAI
- .•,.-..; - , into aundollaus-0003y notice desittned. In roll attentkm
taVi t A t llit i r Mri" fita "-k o;Iy 4 1: 0 1 l 'r nar i t '' .:l ' At ifte l' ; ' : rn tiV,r- li'
i Staridlng tbartho '• osout is to to ' paid for. if Intend " ed to
• t bo 'melted-In the local column, the male will be charged
..., . . i at the rata of 10 rents Der line.
- "'bon or oar nottow to he chimed triple pries.
• • ' Tavern Livens" Petitions = orb.
.• . - Doak Estate Anode and Auctlmovse'advertlermeoto not
to b 0 closed under yearly rater, tut allowed a direonnt of
• .. thirsy.th,.. s od osted,hird pa- cent front' tln amount of
ItICRIT Olt TR111,333.T at nuts rumse.
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On na, Ulm InscUon . 90
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b diti r Insertion..: .::_ onal - 37,
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. - ' 'swvataentss.-tos In IFFILILT Be rn. . ..'
One &aura (16 lhow.)ona inscrtkrn ...... ...30 cents. -
' Do. Oa th additional insertlon..--25 rents.
- AO tranaleat advertisements In 1.. paid in Oradea
RATES OF . EIS COIIN'T.
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COMMTIM DuLT TOO TOL lITITKOrTdd warm, CT •
. i N. 110L111.ES & SONS, Broker,:.
Na 57 Muir* 0. briarms Th:rd And VoltrO. sly. l'argburgAr
. . .5 PENNSYLVANIA. - Ilbroneh It kenla....-.... do
, Rid* of Mubarak pariZ m osten at Torduk.town- do
Xtchang• Bahkof Ala.-par City H Chn
'tank. onnati-• do
Harwood Manure do-par menial Ilk,tinsitel- do
.' -- Rank of Cornmerro....--tur Franklin Bank - do
Hank of North An.ha...par Lafayette'Bant..-.." . ..- do
Bank of North'. Llhertlaanar libloLiklnsATnestlkt.. do.
flank ,or Peroandrania. - -.. Wolters, Reserve Dank.: do
Dank of Penn Townshitt-r. , Bo.k of 14 .. 1000 ••--- -
:74 . .. Bank of the I.lniu•d States 12 Small Notre..-'-.-. -. ..,.. 1
Colamerrial Dank OP.-. ...- r -NOW ENtII,AND: . .
'-'• ' . Farmers' A Ntecbanicit . Ilk-ter All aolvent nano..-....._ It
Mord 8ank.........t...- ... -no - NEIT.YOBK.
i - ' . : Kensington Bank._ .-... --par Nevi York Chi - ' -bar
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s lip=an A
. tieeh. Dank--par thuntry,., , ,..., Ff ic..-- X
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. Co on trllfladrlptds nk--...-por
N.JERBeVIR OLIA.• X
' Konthwok ank.-.. - -- -.par YY(n-L- R !, E.
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-Tedonl,Hanlank..-.......par All alnuit 0..
Dank oCambvlgu7sh-Y ankof 7 1 . Y N ala ,
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'•••.'. ,; Bank of Chester County.-Par Bank . 1. ro-T e ch .. ..-
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. Danko,' Danville..,. -......par Its. Bank. A I. Norfolk ..
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~., . Doak of Dr/. Co., Chaster,-par Fanner/ Ilk o Ylrenla. .
'. Z -•'. ' ' Dank of llermantown...--par klerehanta•Allabatok•°
Bank of Gottysburals-.,- X North liestern Bank.- °
• Bank of Lewistown..-..... - Iltanithca o .
s Bank of 3.ll4dietown. 4 . -... X ' IiORTII CAROLINA. '
tiontemnery Co. Bank- -.for Wok of entle Fear-- 2
. Bank. of Nortkomberituid-po to of Pt. of.N.Candra 2
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Columbia Ilk A Bridge (ki..pa :Verehantellk,New no,
..,:- • . Do7kalontr 13ank--.-..par SOUTII CAROLINA.
.. Noton Bank..-------po I,,,ftheEtof d.ramlina 2 .
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..„ trio Bank....' -..,. -.. '- . - X Rank of South Carolina 2,
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Vaunt:lo Ilk of iliteldtlia-par Book of tharleeton 2
Fanners 'lllt of Lonenster_par Plantets'A Meehan'? Ilk 2
Torment' Bank of Boding _ 171701:111A.
. rani. Ilk oftlehn) Mill 00-pti . : Ananeta Ins . A Bkt (17
• s ; • • Var. 2 Dear. Wayncalsog. .... Bank of A. 17 . 0.---- 2
'..-- l'o :,. - Franknn BS. Washington-par Ilk of Brunswickl Acm's., .
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llonvedale Pank,...-...-.... S. Allsolont Banks 3
Lobster 8ank........ - -.par ~ KENTUCKY. '
."•:.' ' ' Lancaster tkosty Bank - -.par Bk. of Koottlekr.r.o.l.Vo -3
l i rt i ners'' ''" DO l4o k k orPot - aillle P'. 74l7: ol ort of he L.' rull W kof ' K rh ela u t ' ark thtL y . ; -
'., .., 7 goVI -b : ', : n r..%._ - _.... r" ;:i 'n"h- 3. l'AZ7,2l.f•kr 7-,-
1 planing Ilk, bi illuabares - i l, Ilk of hta i tranzol... 7.,
• ..-.) •: - ' rtslief Poto "- ""r ---... g ctate liankana Broths. ' 50
• • ' - OTh'ir •• - 7 (auk or 75
Oldo State Dan1r....,....-... / • I s' . , WISCONSW.
Snatch at, Akk0n............. do Marine Sr Firs In. Co. chka 0
Urattell st Atens-.-- do 11 . 1(11110 AN . .. .
..t at doepott.-.... do Tattoo • asernano Ft.% 3
Broth. at 1ic0the...... dorlerrernment knock Dank 3
Branch waClwrebasd---- do Peninsular flank---..z. 0
Oran.* at 'Tdado-.-...-: do Insurance Ccanpany-- - 3
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.•.- ••-• '.'' ' 1 ". Itrodmit at Denton. .-- .... do'Slata Bank... - --- .-. 2
Branch at Detsware--..-. do r - CANADA. ' • '
.' • •.-: -.' Month: Itt Crdounhas ' do Ilk Of N. Americo-a Toronto 3
•,,..• . ; 1,.7_.: . _ Manch at Ashtabuh....- do ilk of the Tcople,Torooki 0.
Branch at Balem..„---... do Bank of 31ontn.al--.... A
Branch at Mansbefd-.. do kik of U. Canada Toronto 0
hooch at Ripley-
„-.--.. do DANTERN F.,N.CILANGE.
1 , :: . ..'.,....,,1 . ~ 10 . 1 q.:S t gl,neln . ni tr ii.--- .do On 'Noir York.ps:r
obi on-- de On l'hlladelfdde- tor
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.1 0 0 O N# Z a t•VgA r ttilfill'ef r r
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ltranett.at Stentwaville- do ' Cinelnnati.. - -',..........--- 2
~.. • ..;.•. ~ . Wallah at
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'Vernon-- do Loahreille--,.-.-----,.
=at Newark.... -...- do - St. lords
attifoingfiela . do - GOLD ANDSPIISEVALIIE.
Branch sit Dati tta- :- .do DonLkons: BMWs' , 10.__on,
4 ; - . , ...,;-: -.- , Branch at Troy ' ..-- ....----- do: d .. Patriot...--. 15..
llraneh at 1)11. Pleasant . ... dor.agle o . 0 10.--------. 10 , 00
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__ . 0 Broth at Toesvillo..-.... do Rank, new __.10.00.
" .. 1,,,. ..,,, . . , Brawn :1.. 'p l e ,i r:alk.. -.-. 3: k0 r v erkk.r.,............. ... . 1 . :43
-- ..j.... - '1...• . , •=1:1' at PcatomOiiii.......: do oilman - Taaka ---
•:•... 5.00'
. Branch - at 1tat0n.....-.' . do T oo
100
4.R1
• Branch at Itstrirona...- - - do Ten tluilders. ' - $ ,711
•.• '• : -..-* • • lintnatt at Cuyahoga-- .10 Napoleons,.. 3.1.0
0. , ..... -.. 1 • Branch st lit assilkos-....4 XlDucais 2,15
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REPORTED 'TOIL 111 F. Plrf80i111(l11 ri AKETTE, BY ,
A : WII.KINS & CO'. - -
STOCK AND 'EXCHANGE BROKERS,
1 . ' .51).71 YOUR T.Zi STAMM . .
I . .t!;' •. • ' • ' • Parsannan, blank L. 11i54.
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Dolled States ff 5....--.... 1 0 6 - ... *- itot..lan•A July
Int.
.7 77. .1 ...
,', . 100 --.- Int lan du
.P.... 1„ 1--4. 10 .--- .... - .:... - - - Int. - .Velt:: tutr Y
1 ..•.' , "..;'. •."' - - /1110 . ny Co. Ws ..--.......• -..
100 . •.• '"" Int. Maya:Nov
. 110. amp. Ws pair 100 '''' 7.: . . do .
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....:.:: littaboratt city Va..... v . „ 1,13
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Baldwin. city be...-........ , _ kot.74sy a Nov
01 ) ; **, ~. , . Do, onp. Va,DhIL 100 7. ... do. I
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l e tsborgb....--. 50 '47 mos Div-Nov. 4,
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1. 1 ' Merchants' k .14anuf Dank 00 0 4 , 0,, d o..
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"2 , A!:-7 , ' • A ' entitet i ry i t k- nis Dank 2 . .2 7 ,"..g0 ."
. Pitts. Trost IkZI irt;
CitioniP Denrettßank:.-- .., 30 oo ~.
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Mi...,,t Atononohelw 1im0... -- - &r. - '4' S; 31 Div.sfar4 'Pvt
. ' ' .' ` St. Moir St. arkdke-t.-.... 91 1 30 33 ' DIV. Jan. hoist
1': . • 1 1 . '..:';.1 ; Uand St. Bridge _ .... .... 50 44 42'; ig, ...2.06„,
,:•7.,•1 ~ , ..i , Northern Libertlea........T. 440 15 Dir. .. I.%pr. s
•. . Willitanstort Ilrklne,-...- -
•-• 15 •.-. .., : . __ 1
000.
.' b •1_7!".;•;', • Pittalils Ida Insurance... .9 10 9 Iny; 201 K et --
-. • -.. • Western Inruranooto..;.- -. 15 'ld
,Iliv. Nor- $l.O
"f . Cithome Insuranco . On... , .,...-
t ~; Asionatod l'iretnon 'a 11l UPs
On ... . 7 5
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~:i..ti.;, i letrah, & Lrootoollio . - .. . 5 1 . ti.... Dir.Q. ; ., 0 3;%d..
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:.2.-;,-..•• Worre's 11agra41;,....-....- 50 .' - '"• Dir.411 .. n 6ma
ant ant% aLlckiltstslL
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-• ••••' rlttobarktt tlas s rAcks -• 150 01 ft 9
i•:::: l ottox.kols. wain.: AO 4 3. V Div..7an. 4 Ile
• . ' un soy Slorinrater 00 16
... New 14tock,
( thin Railroad-. ISO •••
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(thin it Penna.. Ra/lroad... • 50 47 VI .% Ex. - Dir.•
Dalt it Ohio
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50 ''' *- do. ' . '
r':'•,:e.', - ' jf o , ' Churlasol t Wel/1111s R. IL. 60 '-• -.,
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..,../' - 4..,-; , Nolo Italleray,D.v, Dock 100 DU 102,
laystte SlanuLtO..-.• -.... ror
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• 1 thialianal DOnd
in .stol D. d/..... 190 2
..,:, .- .. TurtkOCreek Plank ~...il 10 .-.-.!...,. ,
•,.. . 1 Alla A Perryar'a Mot ltd 2:. 20 25 '.-
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• •:•• • , ' . tlraonoburtfrplke Ed. 10 10 a
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:. pittobarift,k • fi • taon-.-... ,- UP 145 Div. 112. t. SDI
• ',..! . l'it-' t North Amerlvab.......-- -1 1 D) . _ ,
_75 . . Now Stock.
North Westarn...-.....0- - to 1; ,
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* ''''' ' • ' liChrtigi . l..eia .- 71;1757 . .... • - On .rn .
Ohio-- -.:.--,----- .- 2 -4 17
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00 Donnas. ILlOnltiton.-.-- •- . ~!!
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'Norwleh.-. . • ~. - 12 10X
KTCliiiiiiiriiitiTriNkUti 11011 " °I ; -
A. WILKINS & -CO.,-
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110004 stfak4 13 1 .1 , Ileafing, 21'n. 71 Amen Elrod:
.I , I7r2MURGII, 1.4.
LIN3IIE I 0 N and Domeattc Exchange, Coili,
• - •,: I 11- flank Nokia and Lod 'Warrants, bought and ad&
4 '•. ' i to.liertlmui nada thuntahont the tinkm. , . -
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.! . .:. - • r : ;.,!•. Ho,doe dismounted od loans negotiated.
Stoats nand odd on Cortonlokos. . •
. Moo/no drPatit, sad Intermit allowed when HA
. 1 ',. for It inerallkod than
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Plata%lD DAILY AND WEBILLY BY
.• ..• ,-•- • ',' - , HIZE-.& CO.' __
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s. BIORRISON, Attornpy and Cocinsel
- DAM NTT: WIIIIL) - . DUNDEL ITABBIT. ---L
-. lor at Lem. Dew 'removed be A r e. 44 Great street,
- !itteret O. elletii:lintter, xitte. boos. TO TILT reetornct.
noir Femill, Pittolnagh,Ps. . '
•.Bake- llAtir—Blit dollars Lea sastua, pay a ble . belt yr.ir .ir -W. HALL, Attorney - . at , Law , ”. Bake _
leya n e ; .l4r e . 40 . 'n, we ~,,,,,,, ip .4 ca. carcs •) .... ..1r A ell
.. 's , B .. ulldingi," grant stree t. between
n Foleg end
bo eoptled ob tbe Itelotring corKUtions: 00 ''''''"='..trfLt.._ .313. FT'
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• 21 . PsekVeVge - idietnbl;lV;E......TM , 2.."P er ill
. aDdi to L e a IrnarbkLiyin .4. , ..... -N° 4 °7 Pr.VA . p.•
AB Inutt an, Dm rear empire., oak° the apart
.GEORGE E
DE -
Amu' nirraciut
No. 74 Flmorrilll tarsi,
PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES .AND
. , SEPARATORS.
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wARRANTED to be. tborouality . Lett,:
... d u, work welh owls and sold hy (VW. oAlthol4
swoon. Shoenharrer's llNlins )1111, Ann Penn etrmt, Fitt.
... r . h. Ty. Themhiss .Ilathines aehelatlfl; Anode and
maned. are 17a4 removed from stare to 01, . ‘ ,l . 0
b....1,4th oonernienro in ham or dela. lice IMO
Wm tuns lied . thrashes fluter. er =Ms totter work.,
faro than %OW of gimp are Ilf 1 , / home In the Western
i,...,,,t i n . muir Zan Of ylp? sow= Mower thew
hiie Antabtet firmaco-Ago.no o e. 14 .4, „,„
theowo, hut, they hot... Limn meonumended to tfelso Mho
'ow them to be aa somplete, owl to work IS 'roll m any. in
'the world. ' ' .
The Semistor la )mot's Potent. and is itisehed to the .
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Thrasher, and Wamletair asiMoteo the 'WSW and WWI
_tom Vhet graltystel boa given entire esti/fort/1m wheneme
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ADMINISTRATORS
' . g iven thet kte.m.or Adminidntian Late
moo granted to the mborrstetZ..tr,.„ , z_n ;
Storart.lato of Mouth Tert .c rab iu
t a.var tr; d m
*"*"."`Lt.... dS P " l " .a to inskil.btooodisto rameo
IN =WWI/ 61140 tO MAMA
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tettr,l4..t.Tfor •
ISovt f.';4t•Totrothil.,
j. 11 66K 11' lloi ' HA ' 2 ,7o l tt s' Iten1170 . f;111Lit11 10 -' , .
Moto& 1.1k1.4 t 4 mike- from the fit
" th """" 1 :7" 4 wouva..7
THE
'HOBERT E. - PHILLIPS, Attorney at Lair
1.11, t. Lode, Mo. . fet
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POLLOCK, Attorney. :ii." .P3W
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Comex of Pllth and Ursa Attoctil;OpPoldl* 13 .' 0 .. 1
woo ste m Iltlebur g h. • , mr".-51.3
4 CRAIG, Attorney ai Law, New Castle,
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• unwenwou•••t r , l'Onrotylosnia.
I. to Ilan. 'Slates. (Vaio.eroas enroll J. Duoll4l:M..
'U41 1 4044: !Will; Krimor .4. ttallta; 11.1.341da k Lo.: Lo-
My Wilson k Co., 11. Loa. • , ' ,FleAl-dl7
lAMBS J. KUILN, Attorney tit. LW; office
Fourth street. new 0 rant,' l'ittAbstrgh.' jals-dly
:11 •P. SPALDING, Attorney and Counic
itta Tor at lan, tnoreland, Ohio.
:antenna—A. W. Mow* Inhaler A Stanton.
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felottll,rna
A NC ISC. F 1.4 NEO IN, Attorneyat
Nn. 170 Fourth meet. 1011/oAuglt.
i , IFASPEIC B. BRADY, Attorney ut Law
Nic ts 9 drib eirnet,ll4sburgb.
B I A N KERS AND BROKERS.
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slims lltaut, trMAttr. Rana mnarxes claim_
RATHER & B.Alllti,. Bankers amt. Ex
_ ehango Brokers. Tiny and aril'/loW and Piker and
law: Nines, argl.firdr. lusna on Heal ES Late or Stu& Heat
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Title& purchaae Prowls/wry Notes, and Ilate Mil. on East
nd West. Dui runt sell Karts 00 4301.11..d0n. Mlle,
a
tiring mad. on all pelnie In ' the UnkFir. .OZ., earner id
Third and . Wool stmt.. dhsctly oppoalte. the 81 Charles
lintel.
..401-1:
jij D.
.1i1 . ,.NG, Coiu, Stock and Exchange
teel. u tt n 'at., k.7 .it::.` , .. (,b„ ri•l t ,; ) ;:t 4 4ll.V.:i t t ,:rth. 2 l ° :ft k 7., t'o!!
rout ratng 11 , 11e,filni. mad.] on the West at . 1.1.' Mt.": 4Vvr
tilyzi Dank Notes Nought nod *dd. ' 'i YIZI
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11 . 11•13af VI . P,Ultia- •OnIIVA Vt..-..AY.... I. BLOT.
PALMER, LIA,NItIA.: & Co., Sueeessors to
Ramey. Hanna A Co.. Eatiters.Ex.chnasge Brukersmul
cal.. in Foreign and Domestic: Eschangr, Certificates of
Third)t:kulk Notes. and Fpecie-N.W mrner of Woad and
streets. Current Money received on Deposit. Fight
Checks for lade. and enliections umaa on pearly all princi
pal points of the Milted States.
The highest premium pap for Foreign and • American
Geld.
SEE=
• it11114)N. f .
tall. IL wfili
gs .t Co., Bankers and
Inketa.liorth - Eaat calmer of {rood_ and
Third streete,ylttabutal.. • ; •• ^ • •
All transaction wade on' liberal tern* and 'inflection,
r ptomptly attended to' • • jaitYy
ILK
A INS CO., Exchange .. . Brokers,
A
v Vi t inn: t 7t;‘ , 7ll 4 '.` l 7.l.`,`,."" "ATP
WAt. LARIMEIC„'Jr., Banker null, Bro
w ker. .Ith attret. No. On, :tajoinining the 'flank of
I . lttehnr,rh, •
foreign
N. lIOLM Sc SON, Denlona in 1 0
ma tn: , a k MA Etchanm•, ecrtllll-atem or De
ree.n. Ybtn Ztr=' m '1.4°4 1.1" '
/.,nowne the unit«i on un' t•rinClW
- AU - lit. A. MoCLUItG, DeAler Inc , Teri,
, vr Chaim Funny Creative., Weaden and WilloWare,
eornet-of Wood and FLath Ftemte. le non receiving a lune
asaortment of Fresh tionds; In addition to ids already ea
tel.'s,' stork.. marl/x.4 from fast hands 'ln thi Luton
Markets, which will be add at the lowest market pekes:
YE - Hotels, Steamboats. mi- Families,' buying by the
quantity, supplied at wholesale rate.
Chr (loads dellrered In the city free of charge ; aidfl
A•-& A. bi'BANE,.Conuninnion and For-
Wardlng Merehnntn, dealers In . Wool and . Produce
nawde.l/ air°, Pittsburgh Vanullictures, N. 114: Stroud'
stdrel, l'lttnl.urgb. •
WELLS & CO., Cofinnission • Merchants
G
n Manion &n Denlera In Itnron. Flph. noun. Dried
Frultand nd
Country Prndnoenerally. No. 325 Liberty
stmet. Connuereinl Row, Pittsburgh. frip14.3.53
S. LEECH, ItIcALPIN & CO.,Whole
gale Gangs. and Dealtaa In l'inaNinna. Metals and
dtaborgh Ilanufacturea, 21 0.2.12 and 244 LiLerty street.
Ittallargh:
S. 111011 . 0 Sr MUMS rnoMLO'L SISCOSS.ICK.
fl ELBERT & FEE DEIUCK., Wholesale G ro-
Ny
any Produce Dtttders, Forwarding and Oauttabutiou
Mendusutst, N0..18 iVoncl street, PlttsbusUb.
eras cash advances est aousitsuments. AU ututds
Insured dulled. spl3
,
RIMMIN..—
A . ' ROBISON & CO.; Wiloio Je Grocem
Donlon} and. I.kkroninclon Merchaa‘l,ll.
PIIINGER ILAILBAU011; successor to S.
1 St W. ILAIITIAUtiIf. Comm Winn and Forwarding
31ershant Dealer In •Vbion, Wool and Produce generally.
10,161 Find at, and 116 Second Pittsburgh. . all
. •
KENDIIICfc, Forwarding and. Cum
Tv mission Mereintin abn,Agent for Manufacturers
NI areaway*, Wool atreet. Pittsburgh.
hartienlar atteutkot raid to Forwarding...tferehsndina
and oonsigronents An sale; No mono Lion, on preference
forlicato of any dewniPtion.:
Orion' fonsoatir attended' to: ItudiuCtiseas Itt an,
respunf unlit and I plettnnoty
self to swoeverrexastton in your Iwtodf. 30.2,7
. 4FS ro •trdin . tuEL-Conuu*--
fi l !!! , ltt la:la:alarm in . Pr... Owe and Pittabnegh
anufacturial azalea Cnual Basin, near Seventh street.,
iittnburgh• • • ,
AI A. HARDT ........ . .. IAII. P. JOi/LA.
TOWES X. 1315., Foce.., 9 rm to
it..lL
AT WOOD .10:C F.S k CO.. Coultelealen 'and Ferried,
In * terehantA . polder In litteboryly MaanDsetueedlloode,
Plttehord!.. !
wPO INDEXTF.B., CoDnverehasenimminti and
M .4 fin! the • an 4 pale
o or, Weetetn l'roduee. ori
Don. gay!, M .an
ird the Mn.
onastneell Ankle, of rlttalitnh generally; GgWaler,antl
6 4 frees! etleet. Pittsburgh, In. - . arida
itIIEY, MA.TIIEWS fit C0.,:Wh01ci3416 - Grt
Mt, lleentnlielnn and Formed). Merchants, aril
gran for !Wilton Celton Tun. 57 IL,-Pittabrgh.
Iva RIMIER .ANTEII3„ General Commi
vv. rtr. Illerelnanle...Phllo4elphlri Liberal a.Dratice•
• made on conslituninta of Produregenerally. jal7:y
•
'' •
30111 , 1 WO" .. ........... ... .........- .-
...• • /PUN it111.10r:
' ll - 0)114 W..ATT .. i2,l).,'Wholosnlo'Grooero,
• . entantLlAndaterchanlo. and Dealers to Prnoluen and
Ittalatrgh Stannfacturcs, N0..D:0 I.ltwrty rt., l'lttatkurgh.
.. ... ... ...._________ .._
LT ]3'. - CANI;TaIi, 'kite of . Wa rren, Ohio,'
•.• . etinuntaptinn and FormantingCaTorebant, and {hob,.
Tale Dortvr In Werctern Reserve . Om., Batter, Pot an 4
ran O.
iA, and Waalern Prulnee ontendly,. Watrr 0.11.4
I.*lwnto Smithfield told•Wcod: Pittabargh.' . .- •
Si.
:T.:VH*lm troy.,
1.011" " CAZ4V - iitti. a .
Mat" ofll
rr -
-
LIT k; TLE. tO., Wholega)e Erocerg,
Prnel sn4 r0mm1.44, Arn-a.it,, .6a Dnnknn in
b rg nenh
Garlur,, lio 112 &eoed sreet,_l•ll2.
.L 221
VIITESII WAItEIIOUSE.--TIENIty if
'1 ILllSLLlNS.Farnyalllng Cou niaelen Skerbankani
Dealt+ In Cheer., Willer, Lake rlith and Prodkes generally
2NWood eLnet.lthlV* M err. Illtlaburgh , wyal .
TON: BONNIIORST MURPHY, Whole
, sale among and Cniurnbulan Itteretantutand Prater.
In Pittsburgh. Manufsetarcs, Fa=Wstrr strut, Pitts-
J. 11051 1 FORSYTH, • Jr., Forwarding and
II Nal migrtret Aterrhaat.Tto:s9 Water atrel.,tittabargb.
lOMA3PALMEK,-Imtlnrter and Dealer
Iu Freud, and Amerkan Wall Paper. N o, .65 lialed.
rert.l4.t.ween Third and Fourth Ittree4 111.1aburr.h.
101/5”7.41
W MeCLINTOCK, Iniporter and Whole
and itatall Dealer . fisrlsdlng. Flom Oil
Oahe, Matting, Table and Kano llownw. Window liimAes
Steam Wet . 111tarnIngs, N 0.112 Market street.
jt A 1171'',CliE LANCiE Leiner iit Bile,
Leather and OD. 214 Liberty' street, (Aim of the
Thorn.) They will keen nn hand, at all Mara a arm
,pral amortment of Leather kw Shoemakers and Saddler?
mfr. also, Slumnakere Findings, Tads, Art -
ahln
MORRIS & PATTON:Wharesale and:ne
wt unarm, oa the FomAarn lido of the maenad,
GHOCERSs'
IR , OISEILT MOOltil; Wholesale Grocer, Jtec
tifying 1/I:llller.Draler In Prodnea. l'lttaborich Man
n arm and an kinds of Puridan and Doinetide 11 Ines and
LIVIO., :11.6 lassty strik , t. /a band a, Ivry. largo
'skutls of con/Tina old Monongahela Whiskey, which Will: `
j: G. alttIFF lc: CO, Grocers' and Com
.♦ 321raginn Murcbanne AIM. Denim In all kinds of
ltetrargh 3lnaufactnred ertkies, corner of timond and
Itodiria.,lll , lArargh, Pa. . s4e4r
01.1VCIL marital:mar • - .anao.n. mot:
:BLACKBURN 4k. CO., Wholes - filo Gm.
cow, nut Varnisher. and Dealers In Ptdinn and
intl.urgh Alanutartnrc.r. 111 riteh and flalmm -shrews
on hand at llack,Warehonac,l4l Wider exert, littalrargb:
SAIAII DICKEY,A CO., Wholegato Oro
,,,,,..‘botmlnalon3feretoolt.Kxod Dealer. Pralt.e.
No. RI Water rtert., and 107 Vrant street, Ilttalaraa.
YlilY 11 ill .... 808.
ROGOVltolosale,Grocere and
Commhation Alerchsrits, N 0.1114 Liberty attars Pitts
-loom a. cooakars,
' Soilt
U7hT BAGALEY & CO., 19.holccate Gra.
- v • tirsii.to.l3 sod al Worst Wort, Pittsburgh.
AiriEtLlATtl A. M'CLURG, Grocer' and
V, Trot IKldei. miner of Wood sad RIMS rinses, has
ofiltsrid tilsrus ansartsurst or chniee tiromirs sod
nor Tess,{Forcisit Fruits sod Nits. Wholesale sad !tots&
Dealers sdirlisd do Um lowest (r ms.
nOllbliT L.IL/EI,L do CO. Wholesale
1. near"brimmlosion Merchnaliti thniiers ig Produce
nd piristutrzh Manufactures. If o. Zl3 LibertF stiert,
ARNOLD & CO. ,
a.mpruc.
:Num. COIN. DANK 2:01721. 114
aid: Al Pabburah.
!tt moot liberal rateouar
/MX D. IMF... -
WK
MOCANDLESS, ,nuocesoors to
0 1,. R.r. I Gram. Tarersrding unti
lSXntnhMn mwhasas, Dealers. loon, Nabs tabus. VW
Yarrmgrid Pit tsburgh • Ifsudr.thres gsurruhr; ..ruur or
Wood and Mast irtrects;Pittstargh.,
A CULBERTSON," ho canto Grocer and
AA
17,5 1 .7gtdmAlal..,itslrear= 4 {411::
Fizyir,-whorezr,Toro..., cum.
Inlmolon alorehann.:atul Donlero In rondo
Chaff
It flouting on Llbentr. ood, analtilatb
JUNE ATKI:Ln.
AGALEY, W.OODWARD ""C o
.
j eak °omen. Mazicet str.R.PhllimbeitabL .
•
- -
I • SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street,'
• 41.4. r.. .text litarks4. Mee
nen ~ , -
All 'raft. warranted. 111
AVM. 4. WAUD, DENTIST, Penn ikket.
Dom+ ober* bcotra from 9 to
M..tha Enezdays uo ea*VIII to .4.4•441 atten4l9ll4
11:r thaati= 4,. ..ambr opmat sevadtktmeetabs 91iss
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
COMMISSIO
. .
tn.
ENTIStf4.
-
ui=tkiitNetc.AVV,,Wß-4--4.-;,44.,k4,57.. •
DAILY
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, IVIARI 2, 1854.
CTURING.
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Renal
•_ Manninetwer .11,1 Dealer In ild*Ret Wsrs, Na 83
fustreet.
AENNETT&. BRO., Mannacturirsof Plain
• untEraner Yellow. Bodine= sad Cite= Colon.d
a z i rea aa rtoLa=7 4 .ll=T po we ora n wealo t =
soaratedly
7 101 IN WETHEILELL, 'Manufacturer of
ILIP PATENT BOX VICES, s.soPTIVT SOLID BOX
sad DILATED BOX VICES, corner 'of Andes Ton and Bole
hum streets, ono ridard (elm the nand Arcot Bridge) . Al
legheny City. l
rsat, WORKS, ciirtter of Fifat and LilieTty
troots,l Pittsburgh. Ps.--Usehh . dirts , Tordi of oisrr
y, ouch ao IRON Pt AttEll& - liltdo and liana TURN..
LATIIES,DItILLINO 31.1CIIINES, go., dtronanuter
turret to orlor. JIM. P. ILLMILTON A CO.
wan sossa--„,- ° 7..020.•
ONES & wird°, Manufacturers of Symn
end Blldez o lit i 7 l l, Plomh Slab Stoor, - F,kol .flouj r
Patent Fey, Mall a.ri7. B co :red ge Dane
l ' atta - 47 . rner of
Bo and First streets, Pitts4rgii.
PA15..... ......... am Rms.
B. ROGERS ..
CO., ii . anufacturois . of
Im prove A Steel Cultlyator.—Corner
o and ties, great. l'lttstargh. fell
IIAIVSON, DIOII AN CO., l'Annaturers
Jr or Shovel,. Smoky., Wambouao No.' v. %id
l Viral and Second stroetK Pittoburgh.
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburr i lk.
Kd-,
ENNEDY, pIIILDS ' CO.. • fill ' raer
ewers of—,• •
Penn Aral - 1
Carmt Chain of 'all cetera and shake; •
cattery Twin,. ' ,
.•• Rlo
Card a •
_• .-
- 1-' •• Plough Liu. alai:ash Vont
Rape id all alma and dearriptleas
Battler.
Arirer•leng left at the Hardware 't-oroof Logan, Wilma
& to., 131 Wood stmet„ 0111 hare attention.. , jetM:l3._
sm.
- ..1130.1 monks..
ERRON & CRISWELL, Bell and ]Brans
romidrra, Mau altar-tore. nrall kinds a An. Works.
ntlre, Steam Enchir, Pluml!urn, to Also, Cotton
Witting Inannfasetumni.
EMI:IMT. Ilebears rtreek Wancannx.Nn. 12. Market
Allepheny eitr. lama, near VOA, Iltlaburr,b
N. 11.-111‘1 Bram awl Clapper taken In exchange forworc,
r rarh• ankl.
Ordem left at tlu• Fnuwarr we Office, will le: attended to
winetually.
Williams Arnol d
TIE ATING A NI) VENTILATING WAKE-
A ll itga l trF.TZ'.ro o f: fEte+m, lied .:71174:
No.= Slarkst stmt. Pittsburgh.
lAA
Taro sold our Pommes, Patterns. ae. to Messrs.
A IrSdlial d lilLLlAMt . reborn We cordially reetentaend
to the patronage of the saline.
out • - WAIVE. ATKINSON &
DINE AND CkllAifWAßt.."---iTAMiJEL
EitOESEN keeps constantly on band • good snort
meld of trash and Bath Tubs, Horse. ritearnloat.dak Weil,
Kitchen or Lime litleketle. Wooden Howls, Chlllllo. Dry
Zinc end Cherry Wnsh hoards, sod all other
kinds of ware In hirt
Also-40 nests Tubs. sod Ino &ten Dirket& •
itarerontu, klasnile Hall, Filth street, Pittsburgh, PS. •
• Blacksmith Bellows Manufactory.
pp:PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.---The sub
vvPmber, Id cooPootfollr inamn their friends add
the poldic generally. that they has. euteled Into parno
slap oromorminc on tho It.th of April. ondor thefts. of IL
11 LIJA3IS k for Um manufactory. of 111.M/KS.VIITII
Rl:Ltd/WS of every door/loth.. uhloh thoy arr Mdermln
od to lunko of the very Lert materials and ropyrlno work
nousablp. They Intend to have obray...n hood an ...rt.
moot atoll Fit.. feral, 20 to fu lobe., at their mortufactufT.
(moor of Ilubluson and Saodusky stmt..
I: 0 WI LLTAMS,
JANIES
•
Allegheny City. May 2.1.
f A..BROWN, 'WOUM Innatrbapet:tfullyin
fom the nubile Mar be It«uos on hood, .t Wang,'
on the west side of the Diasteasl. Alleshenv City, a maw
plebs assortment of Venitian Minds. Also; Venitlan Shot.
tent ore made Minden In the lest style. warranted equal
to any Intim United Btatcs. 111. Blind* ean ha 'Troweled
without the ad of • genre driver. Having perch/Med the
atm*, tool . sod wend of She Cabinet_ Estaillahment or
Ramaeyd McClelland, I am reenact to furnish their .44
customers aft well as the nubile at large, with everything
In their Hue. Agency, No. 6 Wood street, Pittahergli.
meh26 , J. A. '
—.tom
u'u ITINN — GLA - 88 WORKS; •
jr,k)RENZ & WIGHTBIAN, 3fanufathirers
r-.11-thulm or 'UAW, BOTTLES. and 'WINDOW
4..611 Water and a Front Pittebargh. .
N. 11.—Part.lealar attention tmhi to odd Id2E. W1114 ,, 1r
Ulna and private' cupolas for &Atka sad Vial. • erP"-N
. . ... 1111 . 0313 - 11,.
co
WHOLESALE ~AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE
/Mr • AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND BEAL - MOTS ALL FINDS OF FURS.
CORNER OP WOOD AND PIPTIIISTREETS,
Pittsburgh; Pa:
it9.7keir .rock ambracea arm - quality iturat)leof Hate
Rua Capa.littlra Law, tale and Fur Boanete. •
aus3)-Ovisly
•
Self Heating Smootbinz Irons.
TIIE GItE,A TEST DOMESTIC IM
pinretnent or labor Ladles had ttrem a most died
ra article—taring, time and runner. literehauta
and Pedlars supplied terms. • •
• Address, (Pest paid.) .1. JACKSON,
121 Wood street. littsburn. •
AZ - Poi sale. elm. at the principal hardware storm to
the eitr, bltll. GmIT a co" aml Mr. Jella.anterright.—
Alen. lain& iron on the same principle: •
SMl:Onlitaly,SCS
Bolivar:Fire Brick and Crucible May Man-
Company. ,
pit iS COMPANY ENLARGED
rommtpotorterr. oro rum proparal
to rarotatho locresent demand Mr thrisOrlek. Crorible
Fortombor and
thMort promptly ottendrd to
. • .
K 1 P
R
Mi. JONCS.
21. • -
1.11 - TBBUlttlll
COACH FACTORY.
s alW
Dierwand Alt war llbal
' M.
riIIIELOWi PliOhltlliToll. • • VOULD - respectfully all the attention of
$ 'Southern and "Wrotern lilereharita le hi. flue Kock
of 13..thig.a, iu Klee from $lOO to $110). These
Carrinta are bunt from lila Natt uutterialsiul wottman
01.1$.
and antler his own mperriAinn: he MII, with eanG
41:TeTlirttern't l'?:1112'.'1,11 to
ioo for
Tu n er "'XI=
. . - . . . .
hmat inerraurin &man.' for thlmiiiamm of work. ham 1111.1IIVINI
im not tri hull& arty ourtirunn .ur low priced I , ol* ha him
cmtmlilishruenL Pumas wantinghird Lome. mrnrk.will
New Coach Pactory--Allegherky,
jmatA.. M. 11. WHITE & wocild re ,
• ereetrally inihrm the 'lntik that 'they Mien
e• • P imekihetwoen Federal and kiandoskey
streets. ! They no. now making and um moaned to rendre
orders tor every deecrlption or vehicle; <Macho, .tibartnts,
Ileatinetim. litigate, Phaetons, he, which, from their.
long asterleahe in the tommtarture of tho above work, and
the twilit'. they hare, they feel confident they - are anabi.
ed 4 ito work on the most reasonaLlo terms with those I
•.tlng aloeheir Ilme.
l'aylnertertattention to tie soleietion or mahnialii,
and harlng,some but eurupetepS workmen, they hare lin
hoeitatlon Inwarranting thole work. We therakao ask
the atteuthm or the plasm to this matter. '
11.—Iterairing done In Um test manner, nut . -the
mod renewable tenon . aLltif
CoachandVarriage Factory.
1111.0TIIint 16 CO., corner of
mmo,,t aria streets, Allegheny. City, would
respeettully inform their friends, sad theMil4ie genera T•
that they am manntarturing Carriage, ilaronehes, Rock
away's, linguini, tgelgtm not Chariots, an all their yarlona
styles of finish and Proportion.-
All anises will lo amended withetriet maned to demi-
hllity and twenty or 0.114.. Itemize will Abet be attended.
to ow the noted worennelde term. Using. in ell their wrk..
the beet EtreMfr. nitrate. rolis and IVbeel Sind, they feel
confident tha t
allwho favor them with their katernietew
will le'pertretly entictled on trial of their work.
• Purr:hewn, era requerted to giro them a rail *lore Wnk ,
chsein ix else whew% . •
Fifth Street StoWag7 Factory
A .AN - 1) ECONOMY.—
The,brot Crods Cblkircten Moot lion'. S ' Oc . . kni Ili
n, lets; awl °nom, mold at ninnulheton.E.ntken id Om
Viftlictrent ntoiniing Factory, male Awl tog ecticol:
NO A DVA NUE IN PRICK se nd I , Vc •
Stocking Factoti. ktroct, 'mignon Wood kfigget.'
& PA YNE,,
. •
Of/01t1N43 lair/FYI!, I.IItATES,r/fit(lNT. , PENDEftI,
iiserfs Arrrrf, OpponYe mat.
17 1 AItNESTLIC direct ntterition to' n now
Jr/ And handaome,pattern of PARIS/It YTOVg.lnrt nOrn
pletrd/slso,to nateno, of rnal Oigi KIM/ STU/ S-S
momn m the ,"Keystono. farl - the ".Wrstern titnn^ ,
Three Rtnvos innestorsa of guleb, rronomy snooty, ond I
O
- er ,oo toomono.onut ....tPtan anything of
it kind yrt
offered to r priMir. In addition to the /attitu
slam that mown/Into,* month. everythi mark ng in th e ir
withthe Wet /111 , M104 Improvement. in slew
of rral otility.l Platform Counter SCALES,. Rut
Wagon Itoses.liollovr - Ware, gad and Dog UM. 8111(1111LaRid
1411 Kettles, Sit.; in every pe.lble. *NUL; OP „Strin and
lA. An Inspection ts Solicited, • mtaitsl7rfa
L. L. .t11,0128.........T. L 11002 L UD
• Livingston;_Roggen• & Co.
-.NOVELTY 'WORKS, ...PITTSBURG'', PA.
rpRACK.and Depot - Railroad -Scales, Ray,
was and Orate do; Plitfnem and Counter deLenoar
inks of all Ave, Ported, Drop an4-Iharntildtedies, °Afro
Mille - of verb. Mode:, rata. Mills, approved , patterns;
Bette and Yrotpcklngr Mallenble Iron Caatlnge of every rie.
rlety In fort, and auleh. • - • dtf
ILAFFET 0.L.1);
BRAM POItIiDERS. &
PM/MIURA A NII,IIAP 1 , 111211 R.
, , 127 and MD Pint h7nrl, 15711Darph.
Ant TIMLIGL sturxr, OPITKITIII/ILIGOAD rumr, Atincineni.
ANUFACTURK nil kill& of Water,
and PleaniPltUngn. llnnxes titled up 10111,11.1mnd
stex on shoat notion, , •so 44f•
• • •
• • JiHOWA.RTIC&BB.OTIDEEt., •
MARBLE .31ASONS; • '
IJIMRTY bI'IIEET.IVATAg RBYENTIL
ESPECTFULLY inform their friembi and
, the public ge.mulr, that tbry hare opened their
im do Werke at the dand.wbern they keep on %anti *
lam oopply laenitirnl MAUBLI: lIANTICUtof Wirt
elan and tiothie ...Ave Monuments, tondo, Mod Ptonew,
Furniture Plebe, tie, whirls they offer at extremely', low
litarlde In Tina. Flab*. and wed to girder... •
Crowder. 7 lota endowed, with thoten mad Freeport Rook
W. W. WALLACE, •
STEA3I MARBLE WORKS,
319, ml and Merly sbw, opposite Smilhfirld stree
•
•• • rirvnintair. •
MONUMENTS, Toinbit; Grave Stones,.
Vnynltane To Mant•le.lnnandng EtinieA, Am. a
way! on hand, and nude. bider. mschlnerr, et
1 n od
17.7rf0r• Mon ' Throe bombed
bind.. Me l k nor Slab Nel
lie furnished en the ?rule et the luweet Niece. All orders
ow with derpateb at 311J,LIteFty 'Wed.
mat • " 'W . : W. WALLACF.
FWATTS A. CO.;' Merchant Tailors, No.
• PI4 Liberty most - le rm. u revelvlria vary alekant
-,mm ATI. of - golds. to geritlerMtet wear, °mantling of
No CU/11M Marry .Ifaney and I rivet trASIIM KHIOS,
Mob. Cgmitnert) and &Int Irratlpv tt variety.-at varlety. • ,
Pemne In wanCer auperlor t.:Wtn g are rerpretollyin.
riled to alumina onr stock tort buying... no
will entlenver to Icahn It tntheiYlntered In purchase erns.
oel7 ATIS & OD, la& 14&.01Y
DRY, GOODS.
A. A.suaml d. co.. inrinivann...c. ANTIIOXX a CO, soar.
.k..MASON CO., Wholesale andlOttail
.4
' Donlan In Irsny and Staplo Dl7 floods, 25 putb
Pittalmrsch. , .
MURPHY 8, snacunria,
” 0/01Ta
Mid RAVrtasoll lardtantar
- , -.2vrEnicnvE.
p l i.. .l ll2 Ab il l it — 'E u S i .. T... h.l 4 N m.4 ll:6ll ,.. c t a be and 'test oirina
WOOL MERCHANTS.,
y • LEE, nueeeskyor MITUPUT: & .I f EE,,
' land Uniatatookin t'for the
" 4'2.'1'4411'6f" ( 4 .4 /1 . .. Ist LTh T V rtreet.
rsTT;. , so'vlkoft(ii.o•AzETTE: . .:
AGENCIES.
AißD.—llacing boon . appohiteil the ex
ilmbre Amato for Plttaleb.forthe vale ofPatent
ted Cemented and - B.ftete.W - Leather Beltlezomee
litsetteed by P. JEWHLL t SON, of Ilartflurd. Ommortlent,
We now offer for de a tem atiortment of all widths,
manufeetured, at the martahe prices. , Ida talkie
bane =perk* to any . Leather Belting ever beStreoffemd.
I n fnArkt- Alm. • Use tenth of all widths of hol e
Robber Whine. ennetantly oni band, and arreale at the
Hecht. Belti.g Depot." No-110 Market sheet.
set."-e'
• 1 J. kIL
AUSTIN LOOMIS,_ Beat , Estate Agent,
Rock. Ilferehatottsa arid Itroker, ilk.' N. CI
Garth Mawr., &bore Wood: Itordnem promptly attended
: to. jya:dly.
SAM MAR
L. BLUSIIELL, Scoretary CiU
son's Inn:ram. Company. 9,1 Water stmt
11)Iir P. JONES, Agent of tho Insurturo
v ♦♦ . Cti or North AmmiCa, 111 Front itnct.
•ree, M. OORDON, Sqeretary Western In+-
3t. . ranee Co, 92 Water
lr GARDINER COF IN, AgentforFrantlka
11 l t_Eiro inl.nnnn o..pur,DortDenst coiner or Wei 4
. sril snouts. . i
P , A. MADEIRA, Akerit, for Delaware 11 ,
-,,, tuaDinsurance Company, il2 Water street. i•
GgilEo. 11. TAYLOR &, STON, - (sueee -..
to Taylor &I,llorne,) Gemerld Commission and
warding Aletellants. and Agents ror Eaatern Trawls. •
Don Lim., Wholesale Dealers Int Staple tiroarsies, Sh
lour, Cotton. ()Mon Yorns,.liatttur. Twins, Danillor il '3'
t
sourt and Kantrickr Hemp. Tulare°, Soda . Aeh,. Wni ' •
Masa Pin. Ear and White-Lead ,Nand Stores, and CI
tl and Pittsburgh Manuthetured Onnds_lrenertl ..
Agents 4.. . tho 'Tenn MP' and' lanner Min' Shea a
Pittsburgh.• Na. 48 Front Wort,. (( opposite Lonnie
Pittsburgh and St. L.A. Packetlanding,) Cincinnati,
ia264lmd • ,
..
/AILA. UCTC11150.7.. ........... ................../.. W. ittuixo .
1 I A. IIUTCIIISON 4 CO., Commilisan
ry U.:ll7e.hit`r and kir "r lgratta'r 6S lin l ii .
Oakum. 7.ine, Ps.rnt, se.,
lesser, : - -, -
BOOKSELLERS. &C.
It C. STOCKTON, laepJohnstOn & Stock
jr n'irtln'rteitknnnhtrarrlf":""W4ril.trtaltrEll„.".Lll__4'.dc:r7r-
J. IL. REAL),. Bookseller and . Stationer, fini.
CI .L7B Enurtb Mri.t, Apollo Innlateen,
.T .1 .R;r‘,"„liE.),', r,,,,"..i1,r4e„,1.t,',°,4 Reta il..,,
1 . 1, .. , r) . .. Nn GI Wood eteeet. (between Third end Fourth)
Pittsburgh. • .
11 - I t l 1 , 1 S. DAVISON, Bookseller apd Sta
ll) eve. eneenner le Dalan( k Awnewi Nn. 0 I.llseket
etree9 near &twin. Plttelenwh. re: -.•
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•
lifgalc . B ,i.t l l 3 o o ,.., S rs lV 4 o ,.. ft' il l' o lt, ,,.. .Boo k k . s t o . --*- I t ler t rind
neat
&Adamund, Pittobtmult. ht. • '
K& CO., Booksellers and 'Stationers,
Nn. t.S Wood siren:matt ileur to the corner ofitiltd,
ii Ithruh. Po. Sehoti end low tooka conatantly on hand.
Ihi. ENO I/181i k CO., Booksellers, No.
I li.W, To: = Wend drat, Lytham Fourth and Diamond al[Mtt.Gvah, all'ittsburgh, Pa
'
. ~.-.-
MUSIC, Sc.C.
l oills;.11. MELLOR, Dealer in - Piano Fertes.
lep 3foale and. Maids! tapir...as; grhool Book', jdut
Matloorry. nut, & v ent f r r Chilivrintea Plano Yortc,'lhr
•IVeitr Pennsy.hasiia—hu.lit I% mid /drat. '.
1, 1 NUN KLEBER, 'Dealer in Moak,. Mu--.
f
,I.,!..',,nualiinirall.
Clark kennorter of
ta li an
with aulaTii Ni,,,,,
Aun Attaciastru'i d . = iii M 3117;
Plam - '
Li & CO., Music Story, 4th
ti .; Anat. between Market awl Woad. NO. kturleaon
;:., stl waiving. and al mleal lartraraenta of all klndi.
DRUGGISTS.
. ' . JOSEPH rtittlae
Druggists and Apetlt-
RA • ...caries, corner Market street and the Diatnema,lieep
entutatitly nn hand a tun ..oucompletn assortnount of
bnuneDrnalk4leatidocit, rerfatnerr,Andartleirspertainingtothetr
ss. ,
_Phy -
ns prescription ' s carefully noinpounded. mylo
JOHN I'. SCOTT, IVhole•aln Dealer - in
Inir* 011 a, artiloles and Ilre Fluffs, :41,M
rty street. Pittsburgh. •
All 0141(1 . 7 ....0100 prompt attention.
Neil gent fbr London IL-1.:. toluAbla Carlin,. medicines.
Jou -tetr
LkA, FAIINESTOCK &
• ni•sm „uts, awl manrifarturpro of %Mita load.llrd wad Lilliarge, corner 'Wood arid Prizit Waits, Pitts.
m h 7
N. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer.,.-rn
GLOBARt MITA.
REI'FER; Wholemlo a ItoLID
t.b itr ,7 10.5... 77 r of Llhertr and St. Clair otitelw.
T -;SCIIOON.MARETt & - CO:, Wholesale
eji . DeignDU, Me.=2.4. Woad street, Pittahlugh.
---......._
TSEPIE FUMING, SnecesAor to L.Wileor
F corner Market rareetand Diamond -K
cianill on hand a fall and reoupleto affimertment of
kle.ll nes, Medicine Climb, Perfumery. .4 ail klea
pertaliflnn to lila Inutinraii.
Phielans prescriptlona carefully entopennde.l at all
loess..jaMly
.
• -
101114 HAFT. Jr.; (successor to Jas. M'Ciuf
el 65i, Wholesalo mil Retail Drnualat and Dealer In
I.alnte,lolls. Dyestuff,. ac., 119 Wood Amok • heknr. %Rh.
Pit1..411.. 4Ceriaelfular Agent Pir Dr. Yard's Medkine.
' • 1410EFACIIANT tAiLons.;,..-........
•
,
ixFIIESTER, Merchant Tailor . and Ole
.
tbier. hie. :4 1T..1 garnet.. Pull.. attention
toilikiya . and rootha . .Clothlng. nolfgy
. . -
ILITILLIAM DlGDY,Merchant 'Tailor. Dra-
V - 1 -4 r.triiad J.k.i.. In Ready Made Clothing, lal Lao
erty alma. -
-4 1
it .
WA
7.d -
,04`. AT TS CO. .Mciebant TailarP, 181
A n . Liberty ntraet.-41 - e are mon rendelaa ear
yri ateck!,4 Oonls for Inediemetee Wear —Cloths. Cm.
PiMOl,l sant entlansofthe newevt drleit and lineetenalay.
par Aden& and radereers will please girt ut g ran. (add
MI/1 1 0 /1;18 8 1 'Ala 80 WA
T. C. WARItTNOTON;
(DIPLOMA.)
JLADIES' OE ILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
IN ham always - on hand a NI anot;tment,llre. t'L
ourtb strzEt. littabUrgb.Pu. rk. , 7-13 - d
ALTER P. AILAMILALL, ruiporter and
'Dealer D. Plain, flunrod. and Decorative Paper
Ilanehrga Nn..5 Wend Amt., rituaraaa. .
ANo Agee) et the evdchrated man .etecturera,
mutt ito.*t., of Park m11343
F°". PitI,NTERS.--=Wo - *ill yoll a broo d IKON mass, Imperial Ma, Tort a.. Cos rash.
neCta /LACKOVES a BAUM!, ai street
- OARISFASIIIONS,VORLADIFSDRESS-
Ai 41-2,04-..t.ithgzitZtUNK. dir"""d"'"
1 - 11115 L. 5 nson.
JeTar - No. ZIN lOnn;akn; Hand etroet.
F c hillitOiDEßED . AND APLICA • DIAN
TILLAS,MateriaI, marked Thilttravdderr sod :Aro
/ ... Vork bS ' 1.1101.1.. 8. 1Y114.4)N,
.te2l( No. 2U,' Petal stroet, shove nand.
. .
wl an d
p o ?darer,
D.akrin Unttolptiry... Wholcomle.and Detail, Third
ntret:nearly ornoslta thy, MU Mow •
I_3/TTSBURG i •CCIA . CII, PACTORY.—No.
li. In DLlmond Alley, nntrliVec.l strrt.t. •
roZ3 • F. III; 111(IELOW, Proprletnr.
SCITUCTIMAN'S Lithograph-
VTln' Zdalalrinnent, Third stank mpoplts Port
-ore. litteharait. • Map., Londresposral4.Showl4lla.
lun Iloads,Drafta, Bondkra.tbolaotrehllortoral and lilschlne
Drawlngo,l Rafters -and 11.111ng Duda, Ar..; enparod or
Drawn on Stone, and printod In Wank; LOW, .nso. or
Inset; in the more al , Prorr4. l l l r. sad at th e n. 50 mao.
AU. prim, •
ir . F - ELIX'S OKNUINE •EXTILACT OF
I
. 'COPEEN. eataldlainai IP4 reklred thew premium.
r . 2 , llZer Modal. and ... Ihrlomaa-Manufactory, 4MI
Penn t, Pitlaborgh. Pa . • .
111:9-11mvara of nworroun manterfelta. • • • RCS.*
.1
H ; • -Bread and Crackers
IRON CITY PILOT BREAD and CRACK-'
, xvI Na
KkltY, N3ll Litiartr attort, mycelia the head
Having; roorcbued non of A', B. Nevin'. Cracker and rum
]treadathlooa.l am prepared to 1111 all order. for Ottak
,cm or Pi lot Bread. at the ehnrten none,.
Sumor Mutiny Bread. lire and Dyaperals Dread,
.large
and nmall Rolls. rreals arm morning.. - '• .
litimmhosta Hotels: 4m. anoidlod ail/plan] And sort
'bread. at all,tlmem. - •
.. • .
Ifirikkes and Confectionary on band and Mole Winder.
WXYfEIi-Aildb • f A • •
o merman 811-
'fon r orolsm Miser ana Uo 4O Marro or M. a M
fiskol4;by H. D. IMO. (Woo, • Maic owl Kg broker:
'u • . - New Restannint • .
TnE undersigned liaa opened a RESTAII
rn
, aa t at No; 03, artn atrent,a few &lore from Market,
nearly. Tile th e Merchants? Bank, w bleb be has baud
aomeir I UPI and 1 / 1 now riwpiltvd to secomrnere
ha noldk at all boon, with any thing they may wan In
• Dinner on the table, dally,fmto 12 toll &clerk:P. 11., - and
avers attention wilt Is given to sormlyAbe table, with all
7oMoab, and rerrealtmenta tandaoaa to order, at all hot"
'on the sharteet notice.
Wlth thn Men Rine la the anbeeellet to give as-
Ahrfeetionj he freq. In he Ole In 'merit a ;central and' OF'
patron tea and Invites a imm all echo fleelni.nt
and thumenmfottableAnnal; well ant op, and, irfred In
Trans nmennable. /AB. WILSON. No . a/ImM llc•
" rltteldnlth. Kay • - . •
•tILOVER DAIItY.--The sutmeriber In pre•
J p.ri to', furnish to fernlike., TRIO3II MILK *ad
IMM, end will be thankful fie, the pattonu of ;hie
Velma and the publie. 1110 COWfl will to fedunflieel
wholemeal. fond. and wretr rare will be taken [...tatter) . bin
eustonsere: Order. aldreeeed to Wilkins Poet Oilleaviving
the Nneof the madame 'awl street, will harem - Wulf" eV'
tended to. locittultfl . it. PARICit. '
,
CairSe ',km:A, - Oil g d
othis and Drattuo . '
O u tgr i ir .CO., A No. 47, Fifth strooto
t leF;
irekurrusai,Va. egrabtutiful 1.41.4 e,
we,
-1" 45141g an i gnipl
7. 1';1161 and H ain Carretr.
Together with every deserhOleaf by p Msd c;arre.rhah
grtiVtaraa—From thr i ce to bren zi treofi a lle: Jad*cl;
rrW In d ( 1 0 ' 1! 81444, uuff (Inv%
itstiTi&: whit. and ChOek 4.4
eretO4 older. Cocoa Malting from 2-4 to 44. - all of ohleh
• will to offered at the LOWNBT CAPIL•PILICE& • intl3
01- , WAEDROPT SEED STORE is noviivi
ihete irith Earl, Sear for the nothedio Pruning Itr.
=meats ha , the Oreharda- Corn &where, Stalk sod Straw
Cratere, sod nary thing otlotereatlo the 'Farmer, (Moth
aer or amateur. Orders from/km.las and Merchant. Oiled
soorepOr on liberal terms. , . Joe
'WARD'S FLUID AND POWDERED
. DENTILTIffer. - .llhunifothmtd and roll Whanale
and tall b 7 . WII -A. WARD,
- ' Penn st,lll dem amen Iladd.
tyIIARA(II.4 STORE ratioyed ta:No.
47 Market rt., alma of Thlrd: Dealera ana respect
y Invited to eal and exarato• tno umpire of Flint Maw
ware 'ankh 1 hargonband: Manutiwtoer rornerof Smith
at aodAlktbeny Hirer. [frldlod J. O'MARA II NNV,
B.4.mßßlCK, 7 2coseo onArand niad for
ado jar/ JOIIN 11AFT. it.
y/tLENTINV)-- - -the largeet.-end beat Ti
ioriaiont o,Valentinea ever Court to this, city, for
Lai Atha IThoieman 81 Won,'
4)17 (fez — Corn‘ltronina TnTE" -- t
ns~roeuauAnviei u. >;
156 BIS- --
' - • *l3 thinttlY tVELItilk
1;11 4 610 1 1 1 11{MICAVAD11IIIMI
TintsDAY litortywo, 4411C11 2, 1854
THE LINDMARK 01?, IFILNEDOM.
SPEECH
HON. CHARLES SUMMER :
AGAINST THE REPEAL
rnow.ornori OF SLAVERY :gown; nv Tniurf-sis
DE II TILIRTYSILNUTSS.
\ 'I3EXATS, .1 1 1C,IIIIVAIIr 21, 1854
foosescral • •
It is beyond question, Sir, that oar. Constitu
tion was framed by (lie lovers of human Rights;
that it wasaniimnted by their'divind %pirit . rthat
the institution off:Slavery was regarded by . them .
with aversions that,though covertly npridedto,
it was not named in the Instrument; .'that, ac
cording to the debates in the ConientiOn, - , they
refuse&to give it any "sanction," and lookod for-
Ward to the certain day when this evil and shame
would be obliterated from .tho land: , But the
original policy of tho Bovernment did ; not long
prevail. Tho generous sentiments which filled
the early patriots, giving - et : Ahem historic gran
deur, graduallylost their, power., ' The blessings
lirtieeluotileing already secured to: themselves,
the freehim of the land grow indifferent to the;
frcodom of others.. They ceased to think of the
slaves. The slava, masters availed themselves
of this indifference, And though few in number,
compared with tho nonalavelioltlers,ovon in the,
she; States, they have, under the influence of,
an imagined self-intercit, by the skilful, tactics
,of party, and espocisily by an unhesitating, . pea
severing union among themsolves—airaying, by
turns, both the great political parties—succeed
cd, through a long succession of years, in obtain-
ing the control' of the Federal Gorernment,
bending it to their purposes, compelling it to- do
their will, and impoaing upon it a policy friendly
to Slavery ; offensive to Freedom only, and di
rectly opposed to the sentiments of its founders.
Our Republic has grown in population sad pow
-er ; but. it hati fallen from its early moral great
ness., It is not now what it was at the begin
, ning,a;ltcpublic umiely'perinitting; while it re
gretted Slavery ; tolerating it only where it
could not he removed; and interdicting it whero
it dill not exist—but a mighty Propagandist,
openly favoring and vindicating pit; visiting, al
so, with displeasure all who,eynoso
The extent to whleli the original policy of 'the
Government has been changed can be placed
question.' Early in • oar history no man
was fiiaquslaficd fikpnblia office by reason of his
opinions on this subjoct; and this condition con:
tinned for a lengperloil.. As late atf 1821 John
W. Taylor of New Tvirh, who inid Pr&..sod with
so much, energy, not merely, the prohibition. of
Slavery ju the - Territory,-but.its restrictions in
the State of Missouri, woo elected to the chair
of Henry Clay- is .Bpealter of the other Rouse.
It is - needless to odd that no determined support.:
or of the Wilmot Proviso at this daycould expect
that eminent trust. arrogant and inwelent-,
ing ostracism is now applied, not only to all who
express • themselves against, Slavery, but 'to
every man who will. not bolts menial. - A novel
test for office has been ietioduced,,which would
have excluded all the Fatheni of tho Republic—
even Wtsnisc rev ,, JESPYMSON, and Fussxmx.
Yes; Sire startling it may be, dint lndisputable.
'Could these illustrious men descend from their
realms'above, and revisit tho'land which they
bad nobly d edicated to Freedom; theytetild not,
with the ir well known. rind recorded oPinions
against SliTery, receive a nomination. for the .
Presidency from either of the old , parties.. :Nor
timid John Jai, our first Chief Justice,- and
gicak,excmplar. of judicial virtue—who hated
Slavery as ho loved Justice—bo tulinittedlo re-
IMMO-those duties with which'his name - on earth
is indissolubly . associated. To ouch extent has'
our 'Government departed from the ancient ways.
- 'These facts prepare us to comprehenithe true
chariot& of the charge with regard to the Ter
ritories.. In 1787,1111 the existing. national do
main was promptly -and unanimously dedicated
to Freedom, without opposition or criticism.—
Tha interdict of Slavery then covered every inch
of soil belongiog' to the National Government
Louisiana, an immense . region beyond the
bounds of the Original States, was afterward
acquired, and in 1820, after a vehement stem.
elo which shook the whole landi'disicomfited
Freedom was compelled, by tv dividing line, to
partition with Slaiory. This arrangement,
which, in its very teens, won exclusively appli
collo to a- partacular territory acquired - from
Frinaco, has been accented as final dorm to the
present session of Congress; but now,*Sir , here
In 1854, Freedom is suddenly summoned to sur
render oven her laird won moiety of this, torri
totY.7- Irma aro three stages at thO first, all
is conscerated,to Freedom ; at the second, only
half; while at the third, all' is to be opened to
Slavcry; . Thus is the original; policy of the GOV
ermn'Citt absolutely reversed. Slavery, which' at
dm beginning, was a sectional , institution, with
no foothold anywhere on the national territory,
is now exalted as a national institution, and all
oar broad domain is threatened by its blighting
. But tho prohibition of Slavery . . tlo Terri
tories is assailed *as unconstitutional and, an
this account, tho Missouri Compromise ; s pre.
nounced void and of no effect. ~.Roe, without
considering; utinutely the soukes'from which the
power of Congress over the national domain is
derived—whether filar the express grant, in the
Constitution to make rules and regulations for
the. Government of the: territory;.: or. froth Abe
power necessarily. implied to govern 'territory .
acquired by conquest or pprehase—lt seems to
me impossthie to deny its existence, 'without in
validating a large portion 'of-the legislation of
the-country, from theiraloptirais otthe Constitn- 1
tion down to 'the present day:- This power . ITaS
asserted before : the. Constitution It was not
denied orprehibited. by. thelConetitution itself.
It hay been exercised from the tint existence of
the Government,nnd has been recognized by the
three departments of.tho Oovernment-•-the Exo
entire, the Legislature, and the Judicial.. Pre
cedents of every kind are thick id its suppert.
Indeed the very bill now berme , us, assumeit:ii
control of the territory clearly inconsistent with
hosci-prineiples of sovereignty which are said to
be violated , by. Congrnsi . onal prohibition. of
Slavery. ... •
-tier° are'
Previsions,. determining the. main
features in the -Govermnent:--the distritintioithif
Powers in ,tlie :lixeentive; the Legislativii,..and
Judioal depmimentiV and 'the manner: Ice lehieli
they shall be, respectively . , conititratteenring
to the President, with the 'consent of the Senate,
the appointment of the Gavel-nor, the Secretary,
'and the Judges, and. to the people:the 'election of
the Legislative—ordaining the qualifications of
. voters,' the salaries of the public officers, and the
daily componsntion of the members of the Legis,
lature. Surely, if Congress may establish these
provisions, - - without any._ interference with the
rights of territeriel sovereignty, if way also pro-
But there is in the very bill an express prohi
bition on the territory; borrowed from the
.ordi
nonce of 1787, and repeated in every act organ,.
ising a territory; or even mew State, down to
the present time, wherein it is expressly dealer
ed, that "no tai - .should be imposed upon the
property of the United States.' Now, here is a
clear and unquestionable restraint upon the sov 7
ereigity:of Territories and States; • - The public'
lands of the United States, situated within an
organised Territory or State, 'cannot be regard
ed as the initruments and. Means deceesary and
proper to - execrate the severeta towers of the
nation, like fortifications, arsenals and navy yarihr
Theynre Strietly iti-the nature' Cfpritrateproperty
o f the nation, and as inch, unless exempted by
the foregoing prolillsitiotiovonld clearly be with
intha field of local taxation, liable, like the lands
,of other proprietors, to all customary burdens
and incide.nta Mr. Justice Woodbury. has de
.clared, in 1 well, considered judgment, that,
"where the United. Staten . own lands situated
"'within the limitenf particular States, and over
"which they' have no cession of jurisdiction; for
"objects either special or general, little doubt
"exists that the rights and remedies in relation
."td it ore usually 'the. 'sumo as 'apply too - other
"landholders_within the States"---[United States
vs. 1 Woodbury onCidinot, ' .p. 75.] 1 assume,
then, that without this 'Prohibition these hatids,
would be liable to - traxation. Does any one ques
tion this? Nobody... The conclusion then fol
lows, that by this prohibition you propose to de
*prive the resent Territory, so you hove 'depriv
aotberlorriliricyo, and States—of an es
sential portion, of, its Sovereignty.
The Supreine Court of the Unitedlitates have
given great;Preminence io.the sovereign right of
taxation in the States. In' the.case of :Provi
dence Bank is..l'itnitin; 4 Peters, 614, they do..
rest tbs taxing n.n.a unmii.nft.than
ienliol to the t.rferna fmrv...t; that the loaaghtah.
Most of ouch power La never to bo 1.10.111110 d.. .
; And ago n[ In. the case of Dobbins vs. Com
trainers of Erie. County, 16 Peters, 447; they
—...• . . . .
'"Usattolilisi Tiered ilsali,enentlot to a; crioirwe V
000rt- 7 tin incident VI
tho ont.- The right or log
-1,1 lion 0. - o.te.nOve wilt. lncident to sttAeh It UM.
ItCris .. aot, vmilt!.7lthlP. Pie . Jurledlcticraar the
`-.Now, rcall upon tho Sonata to remark, that
this sacred right, said to bo essential to the Taly
existence of:, government, id abridged in the . , bill
now before no: . ,
,
por myself, I do not doubt . tho Power of Con
gress:to Diann tldsrestrletlon - upon . thu Territo
ry and afferSiterd upon tiro State, as hoe been al
,.`nais 'done - but, I am at loss to . see ea.. what,
;grmundi. tbliein be planed,.utioli 'will not also
rppOrt the piobibition of Alaseiy. The former
is an unquestionable infringement of sovereign
ty, as declared by our Supremo Court, far more
than aid lai_asserted ot the latter.
I am unwilling to admit that the prohibition
of Shively /tithe Territories is anyjuat ammo
an infringement of the local sovereignty. Wate
ry is an Infraction of the immutable law of Nat,
use,and as acuakeinnot bemad a natural
incident to any sovereignty, ;OW y. is conn-
try which has solemnly declared in it,, Declare:
lion of Independence,the inalenlableright of all
men to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
,In onager of eiviltvstion and in !ander rights,
Slavery may still be tolerated in fact; but its
prohibition, within - a - municipal jmisdletion, by
the ativernment thereof, BS by one of the States
of the Union, cannot be considered an infraction
ofnaturd right; nor can its prohibition - by Con;
grew in the Territories 'be regarded as an in
fringement of the locat sotereigutY4,-- • The na
sertedright to 'make a slave is against natural
rigid, and can be no just - element of sovereignty.
But another argument Is pressed, whieh seems
meet- fallacious in its chinteter. .It is asserted
that, inasmuch as the Territories. wore 'acquired
by the common treasure, they are common pro
.o of the whole Union; and therefore no eiti
e'en case prevented from moving into them ,with
his Slaves, without an infringement of the equal
rights awl . privileges which belong to hi m as is
citizen of the United , But it is admitted ,
that the peeple of this, very tirtitorY, when or '
itemized - TA a State; may, exeltdo, Stares, and in
this way abridge an asserted right -founded on
the common property.n. the territorY.- Now,
if this can be done by the fow thousand. settlers
,arii, constitute the State Government, the whole
argement founded on the acquisition of the terriL
tories'hy a common treasure falla . te the ground:
-, But this argument proceeds on anassumption
which cannot stand. It assumes that davery is
a national institution, and that prOperty in slaves
is recogniied by the Constitution ofethel/nited
Stoke. Nothing can be more false.' By the
:judgment of the Supreme Court of. the United
State»; and aLso by the principles of the common
law, slavery is a local municipal institution which
derives its support' exolnsively from local muni
cipal laws, and beyond the sphere of these-lowa
it ceases to exist,:except so far-mitt may be pre
served by the claims for the rendition of fugi
tive fiumlabor.- , Madison tholight It. wrong to
rabid into the. Conatitution the Idealbst there
can be property' in rain p and I rejoice to believe.
that no such idea can be toned there. The Con
.stitutiosi regards slaves, always as "persona,"
with_the rights of "persitra,'l never as property.
When it is said, therefere; that every citizen: may .
enter the national domain with his: property,- it
does not follOw'or any' riffe• of logic or of law
that he may carry his qlavez. On the contrin-Y,
Inc can only carry that property which is admit
it'd to be such by- the universal bur of nature,
written by Gcd's coin finger on the heart of man.
Again': The \ relation Of mister and slave is
sometimes, classed with the demestic relations.
Now, while itis tuumestreitably willie the pow,-
et of any State, within its own jirrlsdie• on '
..to
'Change the eiisting rehttion of husband and wife,'
and to establish . pelygnmy, I presume' nci, person
would contend that a' , l ol ,fgemenehnehand reel!:
dent inane of the States,-would.be entitled'to .
enter the national territory:with hia
: property, if you please,:l 7 and their Claire immu,
nit), from all ,Congressional prohibition. '" Clear'
ly, when he passes the bounds of that Thiel •ju , ,
risdiction which sanctions. polygamy 'the:peculi
ar domestic relation would Cease, and it . is ' pre:
cisely UM same with ~ • ' -
Sir, I dismiss these considerationh,: The Pro
hibition of Elovery in the Territnry'ofc Nebraska
Mande on grounds et adamant, upheld by
Sant precedent amt thee-honored \ compact ~
is, now in your power to overturn itp you may re- .
move Gm sacred landmark; and open . the meat
domain to slavery. To' you is committed this
great prerogative. Our fathers, on ' the eve of
the Revolution, set forth in burning, words,
among their grievances, that George o r ,
der to keep open a Market where men should be
bought and sold, had prostituted his negative foe
Suppressingevery lemslative attempt to prehibir
or restrain this execrable commerce." Sin, like
the English monarch, you may now prostitute
your,power to the same purpose. Butyou can
not escape the judgment'of the world, nor the
doom of history.
It willibe in vain that,' while doing this thing,
you plead, in apology, the principle of: self-goy
ernnicat; which you profess to recognize in the
Tenitorlei. Sir, this very principle, when truly
administered, secures equal 'rights to:
out distinction of color or race and'makes
ry Impossible. By no rubi of jeatiee ' and by ad
subtlety of political ' metaphysics , , can the right to
hold a fellow man in.bordage be regarded as es-
Bential 'te Self-gOverament. The inconsistency is
too flagrant. It is apparent on the bare State
ment In the =Sue of Liberty you,epen the
doorto &ivory. -.With protestionsof equal rights
on the lips, yob- trample on this rights of human
nature. With a. kiss upon the brow ofihat fair
Territory, you betray \if to wretchedneaS and
sorrow. Well did the ancient` exclaim irYbitter
word., wrung :out by bitter J experienceP "Oh
Liberty! - - what crimes are' done in thy flamer!:
iln vain, Sir, you will plead that this measure
roceeds from the North, as has been suggested
y the Senator fIVIII Kentucky. (gr. Dixon.)—
Even if (Ilia were, it would berm apology. . But;
precipated as this bailee been'upon , .the Senate,
at a moment of general calm, and in the ,
absence.
of any controlling exigency, and then . hurried to
a vote in advance of tine public voice, neat fear
ful of arrest, it cannot be justly said to bottle off
spring of any popular sentiment: In this res
pect it differs widely frora the MissenriCempact;
which, after solemn debate, extending through
two sessions of Congress, and ample discussion:
before the people, was adopted. Certainly there
is, as yet, no evidence that this measure; though
supported by Northern men, proceedifrom . that
Northern sentiment which is to be found' trong
and fresh in the schools, tho churches :and
homes of the people. - - Could 'this peopositien be
now submitted to: the millions of the:North for
their decision, it would be rejected :by an over-
It in anent the melancholy tokens of the'power
of Slavery; under our politicalre
syste,-and'espe
.°billy through—the operations of the National'
'Government,. - that it loosens and destroys ,the
character of:Northern:men; even at a distance
the black magnetic mountairtin the Ara
bian story, under whose irresistible attraction'
the iron;bolts, which held together Gm:strait
, timbers of a etately ship, were drawn outOill
;the whole • fell apart, and became:a • disjointed
wreck. .Thoso principles, which constitnte this
,individuality of the Northern character, wldelt
render it stauneh, strong and seaworthy, which
bind It together as - with iron, are drawn ont, one
by one, like the bolts of the ill-fated reek!, end
from the miserable loosened fmgmentS is formed
that human anomaly,-is Northern man : with Sona
-ern prinefpks. Such men cannot speak for the
North.
[Hai tho Boontrir was interrupted by o buret
of applausa from tho galleries .]
FROM Witsnutorosr.— . The Nebraska Bill;will,
not.;-ctunsot . get throtigh the /louse , at the etart
en The. rnrions Question. ;,Some Southern
Whigs mean to see fair play,—and the Northern'
- Bards dont meant° have the House gagged.. .I
don't think a vote will be got on- it.' before July
or August next, tad I may be !disappointed...
The trading Northern Administration mem
bers reason thus i - us vote on the safe eide;
is for Buneotalm, . Pierce. paye Northern.
Free Soilism bitter than Northern Nationalism.
80, to securethe White lleuse, and' Buncombe;
too,—let us swim with the current Naith.."'.
The fact is, the administration has 'demorali.
lied itself by the ,character of its Federal ap'
Agnin'Northem Democratic 'members hare at
heart no confidence in, and great contempt for
the Sontherntraitors, 'who deeertmlthem in the
compromise of 1850; and who, doubtless, would
the same in 1854. If they go coi;they
and make fight, the Southern Democracy will sell'
Out again for Federal . Oface.s , ./V.,Y &Trees:
A paragraph appeared in this paper tlto.other
day, which was. intended to state that it resolu
tion in oppoeitionto the Nebraska vat had monied
tiff, New, York Legislature. The words "Now
York" 'were otnitte4l, and..froin this at is errone=
maly sppposid that thn.allusionwas' to the Ala- .
barna Legilature.--.lfaili Tames, 17/A inst.
. _
In the Bulletin, of Friday last, we Mated, en
the authority the Tei&une "that the Alabainte
Legislature had'patsed a resolution opposing' the
Nebraska bill of Senator Douglass." Above we
give the= correction .of our cotemporary. We
thought it rather stritrige at the lime, but as the
Tribune is one of the most correct papers on our
exchange list, we did not feel at liberyto'rmestion
its anthenueity.---Y. /3u/ teen. '
. .
-- Tna Mon it. La atita.—Thetrial for the mur
der of Mr. Story, tho railroad contractor at La
SnUq resulted in the conviction of thoriUgleader
for manslaughter, mid consigned Lint to tho pen
itentiary for one year: - Tho jury did not agree
in relation to another 'of tho party; and the te
n:nhaler-vire discharged.
, . .
Wanninoron, ~.Vonchry, Fein, 24, 1854.-4. t Sn
now amid that Bei:tutor Clayton and save:ha South.
non ItoprosontatiTen IPP - oppose tho - lasoago Ot.
the Nebraska . ; . :
The Democratic iteiresentatires are In n Ono,
.nary about a printer to the, Douse. .Forney
be strongly supported, and it to - ocht,tito POO:
dent favors'tde eleoticin. is Supposed'
to bo the &Teets; of amajerity otthe party;:bet it
is nutiertattbat Mx: Ilarrts, DerieralArtnatymee
son-in-law,,and .Itecerly Tucker or Om , gentZuct.
arillmnite and encum the prize. Tho result le
uncertain.—N. Y. Tribune. -
'FROM kisaminwuri.
0c'11..1..4 , • , .. of.lb. thu , rUtob% , Mb fhaMIL
Rmuusainta, Feb. 28, 1854.
Smtars.—The bill passed in ilte Senate
yesterday, relmire to the Pittsburgh and Sten
berntle . and Pittsburgh awl. Connellanilla Rail
road Rotipany merely authorized the Company
to increase the into of 'interest ori money here
tofore boirtmed,from six to sorra per cent.
_The SPeaken'thieMOTtdilgo presented an ap.
'pucation from the Trustees Tr of' the Waynesburg
College,lfor Stste apprtpriation.. ,
Mr. Dante; a petition from eititena of Wash
ingtOn county;' for' Prohibitor( Liquor. law,
and againit-the . repttal of 4.he Real liquor law of
that county.
Mr..
the bar of Elk.
lion of the Buie
34misott,
rogulate'ihe prii
Mr. L. W. lit
too certain ware)
county.
Mr. M'Clintock,
pistricts in Warren
Mr. - D. D. Hn,
DistriatAttorTio
&tr. .Quiggle,
TT: provament CI
bl tho niineral
BkinireT;
spacial tax in tilt
Mr._Bnakillevr,
Coal Company.
Ar to audit
ndel is county to __ appropriations to cer
tain iritalle Institutions in said windy, passed
its titveral readings. ' -
eftmotion of.lifr.Moge, the bill suppleMenta
ry tho Act incorporating the Mercer and New
°elle Afilloifta Con2SAnyOra3 taken up,; on Be
cord
Mr. Buckaldw moved to reconsider the vote on
the second section; which was agreed to; and',
Mr. B. then moved ; to substitute May for April,
as the time of .mecting for election. -Agreed.
Mr.-.Buckalew tliT admitted tlio following as
.
a newsectiont -
A "Ste. 5. That the . said Mercer MA New Cas
tle Railroad Company; is - hereby authorised to
connect their railroad with any railroads he the
State of Ohio coming to the State line, 'westward
of Mercer: Provided, :That it shall not. be lawful
for it to connect with any railrbal running or to
run. Northward orlEnstward,of the route of the
Sunburylinci Rile Railroad, made the TenaisgO
Railroad CompanY shall connect with the first
named railroad, it shall be taken as a ' binding
agreement by said CoMpany, that they shall not
connect with \ any ,Railr . cmd. Northward or East:
Wardnf the route of. Ountrury. and Erie Rail-
road ., ProviledViiither, ‘ Thut said' Mercei ,and
.New Cattle Railroad shall net leave or
Mortgage its rceul \ to any Railroad Coirfpany not ,
111 4 1 Tereted..under the laws of this. BMte, end
have no other poinireto tun .in conneetion with
'any other Railreiids thanre or pay 'be author
ired by the laws of 'this Commonwealth. \
An animated debate' arose on' the amendnient;
`and the bill generally, Mr. Buckadew supporting
it„ *A Mr,. Kunkel
‘ arul Mr;Darsioin
yho'exprestedthemsolves'ltt alosa to understand
.the' object oftlie - emendment. . ,
Mr. Cribb suggested that the ConipaayshOuld
be prevented from connectinr with any other
road than.the Sunkn' , and Erie, and: that
bill should clay eo in'respress terms. . 2 -
• •Mr: Deride regarded die 'amimdment as not
worth the paper on - ,teliich it witOrritten. ,The
guards in it were Utterly vierthless, lie desired
clearly. and distinctly, toddies the powers of 66 . 1
Company, and shear than of tithe of the-priti
lcges granted them itUtheir original 011artor: -
A' division of the question on the amendment
was called, the first division to . end with tho right
to connect with the Ohio roads. • -
Mr. Terguion moved to amend the firstdisi:
aim, by protiding that the sain line of the road
shall be completed before any branches shall be:
'constructed.
Mr. llendr moved
str. Itendricl, ,d to postpone tho
The, amendment-of Mr. Ferguson wall then
adopted, by the following. votes rz- 4
YeitsliteSsrit. -Dfirstes. Crebb, CresswelkDar
sio, •EvansPergeson, Ifaidenmn, Ilarailkat, B.
Ifamlin — lfendricks, Theater; Jamison, Ken
kel, ltreliniock, M'Farland,' Mellinger , Einger,',
, Skinner, iTherry-19.
Nnys—Messrs. Bnekalew, Darlington; Ponbc
'rod, Fry, Goodwin, IL D. Hamlin,• Dago,:Kinser,
Price, Quiggie, Slifer, 31Taslin,..Fpeaker-Ifl..
• And the first division 8.9 amended was agreed to.
The second division . was agreed to by :tb6 tot-
.Yr.A3—,Messrs. ,Barnea, -Buckalew;- Crabb,
Darlington, Darsiei Eiezia r Ferguaory
Foiilkiod, Fry; Ilamilton floge,, Jami
son, "Kinzer, brglinteet,
Sgar, Slifer, Wherry 3.llcCaslin, Speaker..
, ..
NiT2S--Messrs. Haldeman,, Byron D. Hamlin,
Hendricks; Emil:el, Mellinger, Ekinner.-6. • ,
. .
The question now ,bo r ing on the section as
amended; Mr. Mamili.on - and Mr. M'Crustoek
spoke against it, anditzpressed their deteitnina
)h . tion to vote against o whole bill in its present
Mr. Biscicalaw supp?rteil the section, and it
was finally passed as amended...-. . , .
Mi. Quigglo Olga submitted, in amendment, to
come, in as a new 'section, ust' said ' company
shall not lave the right to connect -with any
- railroad constructed between Erie and the Ohio
- State - lifie, nor
.construct any t o ad !..3. Erie 9r
ro
thugh the twisty of Erie. •
This was brietly'rEsetetsed 'When, Mr. Hairdo
moved the following as a enbititnte:
"That the . said Mercer; and , Now Oaths rail;
mad Cbmpany - shall not connect with any railroad
constructed in the Stite of Ohio, nt an,y point 'OW
the State lino' north of a 'line drawndue west
from the borough of Menke; or with any rails:Cad
connecting, with the .Olevelaiwpat esi dn o an d
Ashtabula railroad"
This was opposed by . Mr Backelaw and-sup
ported. by, Mr. Darsie, and was, adopted by the
folloinft , vote: • ,
--Vsss—blessrs. Crabb, Bantle, Thrmu:Pirgeson,
Poulkrod,Aloodwin,lialdeman, Hamilton, Hen
dricks, }Hester, :Kunkel, APClinteck,. bl'Farland,
Mellinger, Pried, Eager, Shinner.l7
Bras—Messrs: Barnes', Buckalew , Darlington,
Pry, - B. D. Wrtiamlitt, Hoge
eon, , Kinter,
,Qttiggle; Slifer; Wherry; bleCaslln,
•
The amendment as amended was then agreed
to by the lame Tote; and . the bill aernmended
pa-sand:second reading; and iraklaid Oar.;
„ A bill for the relief of The. 'Holliday, an old
soldier, .was'passed
11003P--Thii Calendes of prlrate bills
was taken nil astho first order, and the following
A farther supplement to an act to incorporate
the Pittsburgh 11114 Harped. Coat
passed April Bd, A. D. 1887.
A further sapplemeht to the charter of the
Pittsburgh. and Eteurille.llail intid Company.
An, act Co incorp6 te.the Eagle , Hotel Com
pany of Pittsbiugh, Band In the city of .
An act toincrease the pay of the County Com
misioners of Allegheny county. .
An act supplemental to tin rad approved - .the ,
9th day of April, 'lBl9, 'entitled -an act relative
41:Mechanics'liens In the counties:of WO:inner°.
laud; Cobirmbia, and Elk.'
net inthorizing the Commissioners of Wish
ington county to pay Peter Woolf, formerly'Eher
iff of said county, the sum of four. linnared
The use of the Hall 'of Um House, w a s. rutted,
on motien,`to - the' Whig and . D012: . 160111110 Etato
Conventions on the Bth and 16th of March. .
- Srarxtb.—Healiag Session.--Session devoted
to the consideration of priiato bills. Thafollow- '
lug taken up in' order and passed finally:
Bill relative to Reads and Highways in Craw
ford'confitip,
Bill to incorporate tho Tacony and Eotineiting.
Clank Howl Company,
' Mill to incorporate the Brandywine ltailrOad
Bill toineorporabi the Fariners'.and Mee-ban
k? Deposit Bank of Cotasive, .Lehigh bounty-.
On final' passage, - yeas 18, 'nays B.
Bill to incorporate' the'llbensburg and
Plank Bead Company.
Bill supplementary to the act to incorporate
Montoureville, Lycoming county into a borough.
Passed to third reading and laid over.
= Bill to extend thee-charter of the Bank of Get.
bliburg. 'On final passagtcycas 16, nays
Bill to incorporate thw Mauch Chunkklas Coto-
Bill robttivo to a certain School disttict itiNgi!`•
ran county.
Bill to alit/Lott= the appohltniont 'en—,lkcic-'
tioneer inglinton county. -
111Clintock, on lotto, rood to phice 'is bill
to authorize the •borpogh - of. Ilhatezckt, Mont
gottsery. totualy,,-to burnt money: ' • •
111r,lissges, ono'supplementary lathe, Phßodel
phlatiliallow.litiiitt Railroad. Colopszy.
. ,
A It.
1./11.120A0 WlClZZl3.—lted
:neidayarternootOrlion tang freight Otto orOr
thtil'iorthesu Bawl mocha Lowell, it ' , uras.dLs•
OcOr . Sistl..that otte - of thweurewar minus • Wheels.
)tr:ylistolubsequeutly tukorttilied" that tho tool , "
dont ow:used et:s°sta .Chithostlini,
.wherb two
leiiirths of ratio (thirty - cis foot) were • &tubed
lromthoieteitutomion. :.Tirsaty , fout Oise:OW*4
oiros - thb break hr meaty; . - .witho u t. Rut*.
tog }ye notice ,of sts*;ououirthe train. ,, The -etuo ,
without wheels tang safely , by the couplings.-
Loren Cowie? Pcb. ' •
4 " , -'; S : "4,1131.
VOLUME I.MII-NUMBER:I-66:
, < :."7 --- ..7 - 7 - •
!' illiteiiCca'llaramereresinfi e i inexon To Rico
rAsi.—Zhe report which same to na by thn lin
rope, that sixty ships had been, or would be,
taken up, at Marseilles; to .- carry tamidstatik, to
Ragland, ;is ' .diseralited, by 800710 , parties on
!Change, on : t ho ground ihat it is . doubtful if
more than' that ntirabor of 'square. rig.geduesaela ,
are up, at that port for all parts of the world.,
' Without imdertaking to SO:Whether tAorytmor
is true or not; we May statiiihat letWrs from
Marseilles are in town; frimia \resfssobt it torn
meicial honso . thare, stating that th!T. 'lna
on hoard 40,000, quarters, and 10,000
Flom. c ,
If other firms to ei largely engage nkshis
one bongo, then the quant it y of shippb2g milt':
ed to , ' 'ntl, lirbOli.---'
`the Bourbons at Claw:merit. L.
in consequence of a hint eomm;
Coburg channels by the &opt
the Count of Chambord, that
eminent would find itself un
preventing such a meeting at
ilielrench and English fleet
allies hathe Black Bea.,
Clarendon was apprised by t
that the French Bmpetar we
Boris if the meithig should 1
horde= is reported to have
the Due d' Aumale, ”The Bo;
so hapatient ; war, Hilt ghoul
such eventualities at to indu
ly to call for such a meeting
&coils In an'awkWard pelt
' Beiteral.Wysocki, Whp lam
for Conshuttanople,'ltasheen
'Covertunent with instruction
mons' from the. l'ortC, 'whit
Austria 'shall be ihtind unftit
ocki was ono of the bravest am
Minors engaged in the Dun,
petaleace.7..N.,Y:
The IForaeni 7 mts, .Livorpool
grapb, on tho ItroaqatuTouppt
_ _ . •
The. weather „being forum- .
crepe," and our attires being filled' to overflowing
flour anti graia;- the rumors of war-aro ;
called into requisition to sriataln'the eitortionalo.
prices of grain and flour in tho4.,Liverittiolanatri`
ket. All Europe is to be comolsed bythe• 'Bus:" -
61111 i. agkiessitp on Turkeyl ,butwhile 4•Enitlattd.l
has more gram and Boer, in store than. Bus 44,
could produce, why should we apprehend' scar,.
city from war 'with theCtaft Tho'London trade'
evidently places no faith in the cry of _"war". or.
"scarcity.' •_., Prance is silent: " and what have tho -
trade to expect but a reaction ; which will sweei' .
nll the speculators into the very settee from:
which the holders of 1848 have never rek7ned,at
To the trade we again Pay, " be:cautious.'.
Notwithstanding this, some of the lat:st hirer:m-4,
. 4
eel Pircelars report, with a dull
_Market, ;tlat
"scarcely any, pressure to sell has' betu4ooCrit
able."
• Bartlett Troops so Pais IrtiOU4lll. P 1.1140.-,
The European Timis eitym---"It• to gene elly bp-
Beret thatthe Guards will go through Pawls,' and
the people of that capiat are already 'greatly
‘
excited at the, idea of the British troops appear
there
ing A 5 amPallione arms with those:Of4,
Prance. An order was issued at Portsmouth, on,
Wednesday, the enrolled .Greenwich pen:
sioneri to take prolimiettry measures. to.,appeir :
.on Tuesday next, - the 14th for inapecama • •• •
by officers of• - the Admiralty, rtraler'•penalty of
loes.of their penition, it the notice waa not ittend-' -
ed to., We expect in a day or two that tho'bital'
Teti:a:which is desiined to strike a blowitt Bus.:
sla, Will be better ascertained. • Every tiring wilt-" •
be ready before tho ice break!) in the Baltic,:
when the RIIBI3IZIII foreas,crose tho Danube they %I
will. findan enemy before them they werekeirce- ,
ly prepared to inect. We ehoidd like , :tocbtar .
that the AikleliC/11113 hove decided to send Small '= '
farce in the good canoe.". -- • -- • 4 . ,
PA.ILVp.E. ar, a ; paDICA . 3CJI. blacrnat --There -
was a meeting halhog at filarial' mrg on, Saturday.- i
te
night, to bola ' urthe Nobisaka bill, the .origi-
naters , of which were . the administraticm. wing. ;
of the Daman-all party: 'Jiidge Dock, .a , rein-y
1. tire of Gee. Bigler, ',was called' to the chair; but '
the majority present. were so oreptirlichningly'ad- ,-,
rorsato , -the bill and_ the-. , little giant," that ho
left the -chair in, thci;last-pr.!. noise. and c0n.. 7
fusion." Mr. Rahn, demberatia lawyor,wae-
then called upon to presble, 'mid resolutions werti,...
offered and adopted °enthroning `the repudiation _ '
af,aoy feature of the -COMpromises -0f.11150 or
1820.; It. would appear from this that tae Re- - `-
lidiniing, _ Pemnaratn lfern.\fanght in. a trap .—
But this - .the_ Wm-
_..
-dein of it Keystone
'--Btite—.7
State, (len. -Wm.' lisatitivii- Ir.,,Piitstmegh,
will be the Whignotohme for Boverdkr: '' We can
truly say, that we most heartily sugte\ Tice In his
nomination.' Ho is' a good.' \Whig an a
.whole
smiled UAL -We have no hesitation in. saying
that ho is thiS strongest man that can belimnd In.
'our ranks and cants: elected if nomiluited.\ Both'
at home and abroad ho is universally- esillemod_,
for his vinieopeachable charade* for honestleind
integvity, his moral worth as a citisen, his cud- --.
gall° public spirit and unbounded liberality... ,
•There m no man in the State, brohably, that
morn justly entitled to the '• appellation or fneti
"Nature's - Nobleman" than CI
him for.a leader the Whig party of Pennsylvania- '
can look forward to victory as a cettaintyi.. The
Whig State Corivention-meets at Harrisburg
the 15th or March nest, atorhich time. a .candi-i,
data' for Governor will be nominated, and
have no doubt Gen; Lsinesit will to that pith-
data,, ,
. .
A letter froni Rio do JancirS, dated -10 th: 1111-
nary, .doteribes-frelghtsas riainb rapidly bairfng+ ,. .
reactioo for colfoo`.sl,6o '.per. , bag, 'and , still , en - i
the - advance. , The:crop . is. largo, and: bands :3 '
,±± •
nincarid, for jilcking, svill, amount'-le
3,000000 bags. :'The largest - ,cr0z , ... „..
made wall 2200,000 baga. -
. „
A late London letter says , : !' Money is
dint inihn Landon tairhot, and ns tho Bank, of
England now"get - ne first rata bins at thei#
rent charge; of s:per cent.; n refiner' inn circa: - ' - '
fated yestonlarthat they had revolved upon
dnction. It musedltriao in the - tondei•bltnb-j; "..1"
sequently proved to hare been premature.
TuossasNi.• Dona.—The by• 'the -
Mode Island Sena° to reverse and . annul ,thsk
sentence of : TheMas W. Doer,
,prori!let.(er' the,7.le.:
m utilation at the records' or Selman) .Qourt.„.,l
by drawing black lines across - Pre.verdict ora
jury and the judgment" 'the Court-! = The Proi.
lance jeurnal sayer . majority of ihe f361- 1 ' tt't
ate, not being able to suspend the rule requirine.r.
a public'act' to be read' on two mperatu
- :concluded to iporeik and treated the bill A„= l
private One.. The Mutilation of the records
s t i ratmc , Can't, the expunging of reeorded ;fad& v'
went, a private anti" . ; •
The igregata iiiporia of tlio ht. :York •
thus far, are $29,649,084, igulnat
}33MO time in 11353, (Mowing an inetense.of only.
About hallo millionnf dopare4 while 'Ma aaporta•1" , :;0;
of .merchantian and . produce allow an ezamit
$4,700,000, tts carat:wed - with hat jear.
, .
Esksomisiost ~
or , St.BEB.—In the .Court. „of
Common "Pleas, on Monday, Mr.. Charts i 3
Stewart, of 19midrilio, Miss. epi n ared aria pre ;
seated forrecord ' , deeds trfemszetyntimi fin : three
'Blares who. were with him. -Om of Mini 'wen - Sti
far coMplexinsoft, And - well .41resse4 .- thiviut
might readily Vero been Ashen for 41 meeterisic- ,, <
stead of s :dart. The deedi stern ortleltil to, be ..,..,
resorded by -Judi -6
Paortriaie
A EistnESB.—A beggar :boy . fn.
Cincinnati wassearthed a few days slam nn.l in%
his pocke t wu. found tietWeetr, smuts:en - mid‘':".
eighteen'dollars-in dimes, half _dimes, mut
pera—all of which'l,4 had Collected ,i3y
in the course of the day. .
foriy mites of fian,Fruncisco.,CilliM' ,, "
nia, - there is ono farmer Who'planted 'Too aterea.::4
of , potatocs; 2501.1acras of wheat, and WO serer! .1 2
of barldy: ' If* owns - .one steniabOu . and -
Sehoculers, which are exclithiselY etiploYeillef
bringing_hisyrodtteetomurket. Tiro
♦eaten is about half a million.
A woman in . . Marley, N. - .T.i.ifeetintly diet
Abe egeerdety-fone,Anuler pecalbie.stezuniatebeths •
ens.' She was taken. itutanei And its Ufa ~rra Y
sustabied for MiirtY-six dayqq ., tnthogt ,, food 9i z':.
medicinei and 'for thiliatfonrteeliilisYs without - -
watts; which Sil* masted in - refaSing during
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