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• . 'PITTSBURG:IT GAZETTE:
, • , , - - PCDLISITIM DAILY AND WEEKLY BY •
'....„' WHITE & CO.
DATID NYE IVIIITR.I 1.13•3117 EL MARYUT.
, 2 ?Men on UMW fratre, . T DOM TO 11. rust arrgit.
TERMS:
DAILY-Me dollar. pee. mum; rayatlik half Peer'
- - WF. EITtY-Two dollsriper armada,in idnows. Curse
vill be eupplied on the followlasoattkam:
" ' nem matt Per annum ..-----.-S 6 00
~ - riles caplet , ,wr• do . , ..............-.-....--
- Teeter enters 'do Di 00
TM 1ee.X . 11.2r each dab to le addreasel to erne Fevre
and to Invariably in adv.... , " dub P.W.n t ' for
' 1 " . N u t °Ur! remendros, union the money Is sen
' x renown. 1
RATES Or -ADVERTISING: - -
• One aware, (10 linee of Nomenell a '- 6 •14 60, '4 ~ pi,
.Dei one i n sertion..-- ........ ----II v
0 0 ea WWll:mai ins .. ertin-- 0 .d.
. Doone week-...- s ue .-..
100 '
• Do no swelh.:-.
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Do two mouths.....- 7 00
twdn.ntonthn
• Illandbis Cord (6 Unes or lea 13•7 : 72iMiiii) 600
1a 00
, Om dollar tor e
aach additional lio. •
Om worm &mineable at plenum, (pa an.
- ,• nastimr l lo4 No 7 Paper -.......-- 26 00
w. • • Mw ma tiOnal sonar; Inserted oyerone month. and
Twat& edelitional sonars bleated nudes the yearly rates.
- • • • Advertisements ereeedlug • adman., and not over Ilderm
-.
, ii l l altale== "n d Teml E idrerimen te
the aroma eingied Ide their pubileaUon. •
~. • -- lik - tiouttaao mandates for tem to be charged the um
am other advertisement.
Adinartieenwrite not marked on thr; copy far • smelled
number of Insertion. will be, continued UU Rrbid, and
Parmant enacted secordhailr.
- ~ „ago Fcl=ned an=ndvertliers li stricf=ited to
Um b:oellt of other pawn; as an e d li ll as " :lledrertlmPn 'tl enni •
not Immediately connected via then. own buena; tad
all elates of adverUeemeota. to !south or other. net be ,
,
Tend . t il lig h orl=ed. t
a l t p y rill m Le ?egg a , t ea r i t Lrzal=l.
rookoo. and prompt ferment Inlieelred.
, All advertisemmte for eliminate institutions. too raw
~ Pastieu. nerd, teernehlpolud other publie meatiest; sedan
poiltkal manta end notion, tO Le Chargod luarprloa Pal
ahfis strictly In advance.
Marriage notleal to he clawed 60 matt
Death notion inserted without chuge. unless seormpa
sled br funeral invitation. or obituary' notice; and when
eo amomparded,tobe told for.
Ragmbir adverting; and all others
two
mennionles
time. or reqtdring notices &slimed to toll attention to
Went Rolm; Concerts. or
male for mu ago subtle entertainment;
;Itlre=nr-e r notice designed to nit ett all tone.. gron
;opiate enntpoteee,ealculaed or intended to ato
• * Ineridnal Intern et, o n only be Inserted with the
under
, . iul that
he an io be for.mr.ddto t= a l .Zra came .
- • obarred
- attherWof 100ena P 4 Una
Bleel. a MP lathed to be 0.1.00904 triple prim
Te or.
e• - Awe Mea teo
ts ...and A
etna, ewe advertisements not
- to be enamel rearly_retni, hot allowed •
am
of
WC :three sad onesthltd per sent fro& the mount. of .
VIZ= tat 112-effrtiti 13 D 111.3 term.
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are,: each ad/loto inditional sertions- ---......11 60
D lasertio -- n.... n '
. . luirirrelsl332lll 13 verity rata.
- . .me Bow; (10 Uno.)om Ineertbm Ad mute.
- , IM. such additional Imettion..-:.26 mole.
• AU trended adverthements to be pad In &drams.
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' RATES OF Discorzrr. ' •
, . . „ eirasicrils Dane 10a Till Milano= ammo. or ,
; - N. HOLMES & SONS, Brokers.
• - Wu. 67 lththtut 4 Woman Third mid Fourth ten. Pittenger
' _ , P.IMNISVEVANLL iltranch at Xada...--- do,
Dank of Pittsburgh par l ileaueh at Youngetsiim- do,
ihechaa go Bank of d0...-par City Beak, Cincinnati_ do
Mar. and Manse's of do-.par Commercial lik,tlndn't. do
• Dank of
.t. .--• -mg Franklin Dank.... .do
Dank Of If ettnarkat.-par Lafarette Bank_..-.. ...... do
.p DUN Libatiempar tedo'Llte Ins Arrustblit. do
-,- of Newer la.--
We,
_Reserve Bank-. do
Dank ren i ll ii, rn , Ma nu a alL=l . lon 71 - -
671"4" 411=2111" a: I : " All sla . I'
tri a ilk il e- . 1 .: . X 1
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Girard Bank...-- ....... ._ .pat --.pat _ -NEW YOB _.. •-•,
Remington A1ank.4....-44.tr . erst York Qty---,-pat
irdlT4 ,- 11,1` . ... ....,...T.l VlitatairD7: - K
t=irl PhDaCelpkia ank---.=par . Pa Atlllirili'EliaVilt..
8e t............-par
AU wirent Bank...--. X
‘• Western Bank .-.-....- -... _ 'VIRGINIA.
Batik of oosakomoorsin-. X Bank of the inte-- ...,,,
-, • Bank otCheatem Cormty-par Bank of Va.,Rietunond- o
Italia of Daneills--------rus E. Book. Va.. Norfolk "
Bleak of 0.1. 0.. Cimette-par lambus' Ilk of Vireinia. :
lank
I° ° lrrn ---4" NmVeimmi•l•ak ~
k of 11 ,1 4 .0 6
, 1:42• .. h..-.... X North cetera Bin.-
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Bank of Middletown...-. .*X NORTH Cilairi.
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W VX! llmto =il'a o. 2
=hie Ilk& Baidys Co-par Merehante'Rl.Newbar; 2 j
Doylestown usso--_-.... SOUTH' CAROLLNA.
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oklE•iii - C - Z-prx Bonk of Charleston- -.. 2
armors' Ilk OtLanomter- Fluttered 3leeharee . Bk 2
N f lk n ogic k fit* l ikt i a .W LtuknisMltti j - R ATit' . Co
- . . A rat, Wm unhurt. X lions of Augasta-- 6 --- 2
Franklin Bk Waehlngton. of Bra_ Y•wit, NW . a. ll
Llanisberg H ank .. X F-Nli , ".
Ilonsulale Ban )1( Anscdrent Banks 3
iter.tefit 800 k...... . .:.....- .... -per KENTIICX.Y.
, County. Bank-dor Ilk of Reotnekrjonisee 2g
bir.7.78a11k.---- - patillik of Loalvee.lburstom ,
' Wan' Bank of FotiMille le NorthernilkaKentocky
Illoommashela Berak-.---paritionthernßkofßentuar w
Rest 'Branch 8ent......... ..... -.. .4' - 3LISSUPILI.
• Wyoming Bk,Wilinbarre 3., Ilk of Statept Verne- X
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dolGoreat
do l Perrien.
10 Inenranes
l Ebb Bank
1 OA,
2 Bk of N. Anus
Bk of the Poop.
/tan* of Moot.
Inc of U. Canada.
ZABTERN EXCI
4 New Turk--
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01110: ' Bank a Minot..
Oblo State 8abk.........» itISCOXSIN. 75
Refuel at . Akr0n.......-...; o Ma r ine & Vire In. I:b. dike b. ,
Emelt at Atbens-... - -..- doi_ DtICIIIOAN.
/indnadn at , Btldattota.....' do Partial"' 53.... h kill/tab a I
Womb at Oblattentlia....- . dolGovortnnent_AtVt . Bank' 3
Wanda at Cletettad.-- do,Panltssolar Be --.... 3
Branch at T01ed0...-...-. dogmas...re CtentenanT,.-. i 3 l
Entuoit st Dayton...--- , do State Bank-......„......-... t 3
' Ittaneh at Delaware ......- . doh . -CANADA.
=at C010mb0...... do Ht or.T. Amarloa,Toironto 6
at AebtattcnW-- do Bk of the People.Totonto p
at Saletzt._._.. • -.--:. do Bank of Montreal.;.:.-- '5
at llenenall.-....- - dolllk aD. Canada. Tomato 5
• . nab at Maley. . ...,_.: ~... do EASTERN EXCUANGE.
ad. Olnetnnatt...- 1 0On' Neve Itterk-.-:-.-.:par.
. 11 at. Weablngtota.... do On Pldladelphla.-. tat
, Brandt at leraeaster-_,.-. 'dol WESTeRN - ILICLIANO
I tanein at St
n. enben .O We... do,anelnnatt------
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Brawl, at N at
ewark.........- do At. Tattle ~.,_ .-...
~.Itrattett at Prepateld.--- do GOLD .5-tiDSPBCIEVALUIP..
1
limn& at lietta: • do Doubloons, Staldnh..-16,00
Bomb at Tr0t,.....—... do . .du paittot__;..ls,s6
Brand. at Mt Ilentaant..4. ,doragic, 01d..-...,-10,00
.0003 at at Zaneseltle--- do Sank, nott...-...--....10,00
at Norwalk.__..., do Ertderlokad'ols.-....- 7.80
rt ' ail - ob at P1ant........::. do'Ten Tbablre-..-.-:.- 7;80
Branch at venna--.-. do Ten On det5....,......- 3,96
'ranch at Cufahogs.'..-. do Napoleona.-............ am
. L.' ,II rut& st Masellima-•.-.firtfate..—.,..i...--..-..; 2,15
OP. STOCKS. ,
prrrsausan alas= rat
GINS & CO.
:CHANGE BROKERS,
lußrlr RUM=
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REPOItirD FOR Tns
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STOCK AND EX
. Peredeses...Yeeth 14. 1864.
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Swift& Bo* 60 922
Co..- -- 65 64
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• • 19411414 R.R. 50 '''- • •••: ' 41°. • ;
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Ceuta lenbasteW) . -;-. 100 '25 . '-
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• A.:. - WILKE% ,ETpo.,,,
v**.f.. f waltoth Roadiop, ? fall '
Puma afroet,
• ' PITISBUIitat, PA.
VOREIGN and Domestic' 'Exchange, Coin,
07 Re
.lati Notes sad 7.14 wariantl, toolibt- •441 '
Clotteelloto made ttereeohten the union. -
Radnor ptpee dieeeental sod leanf Of
pod. Onc.t 424 KMw Oetemhotort
Motor loom v 4 on &Pan, oud intertat amoral whin:lien
for epeelfled thno • deal
GEORSE E.
Alar ARNOLD
It & CO.
rZ It
DEALERS IN .IEXMAMIL. COM DANE NOTE&
74 I..trtk sirrat.opposat Bank re pm A,
41.164111 4 aanliberal
etliMmT
IVETABLE: THRASIMIG 11ACLCINE13 AND
WititRANTED to be thorenaly built,
IVT sod to work orotliirokt ga: W. OAIIIIOI,,
. = l ".. l == . .1:okt mul Lel..ufter.;trlti .
..• .....,,,v, TIMISMI OS VW. to pinto. 4 may
6 -- ...., wog oroloonlonoo In horn or no 'no tor
row to throatmor tooter. oh stokes tenter work.
Win ttlo ono now Inv in tbo Western
a many MA or tb. Ifonntalna. Moroi therm
front On C 0100,00) barthols min sod. on
'stint, User turichown recommended by th ole who
lb*
- am than, to ho on anaphito, and to work so watt as nay In
world. • _ --
lbw &pastr is 'Root's :Patent, and Is attached Jo the
rula; and am =rol=r l e
it Us= and
c.
- DMLNISTBATORS NOTlCE.—Notice ie
.torobr Ono .at i, , gft ~......g. bi—
... ths-ap
410. of iontu Fa to Tbre . =arz=7 4
All perm
ui
s
06 . 1 . V . -an I.oste told to tosko
l M r= e 1
set en clams, roma,
uth snit
001E-11111Ettt 70 urea of well
prerst .... l., *oat thajt a sta id iV i ri
Nl ' "LIMAS WOODS,
Si Mutat Mast.
i~'_
BUSINESS CARDS
WWI WO
j S. MORRISON, Attorneyiknd Counsel
yor rMirjrl4l44 ?0.44 amut streo,
•
w. HALL, Attorney. at Lahr, "Bike
am. banding.;Grant street, yetween Fourth and
Alley. • saaaal
11 0 BEILT,E.:PH:WPS, Attorney at Low,
SL fi,7
EMERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Lan - -
Corner or Filth sad Gnat irtnots,oppodta the Onut
Items, ?Ittsburg4, . •.tar24-).t3
•
ALCRAIG, Attorney at Law, New (Vide,
Mono lion . . to Bon. Walter • ls Q•eslr, J. I/ ki-1 _
atozston )(moss te'U. ands Lo
an, Wilson ,t Co., U. Ise sp.2S-dl7
TAMES 4: KUHN, Attorney at Law, office
V, ropthtlxvet, war grant. PlttArareb. 1.154113"
1 1 : SPALDING, Attorney and Connee
J aw at LaviClervelstdj)hlo.
rennee2-2. Loom* ..leer 2 Stanton.fb6-dly3.,
RPM ANCIS C. FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law;
J 2 No. 170 fourth street. Pittebarzb.
JASPER E. BRADY.. Attorney,nt Law
No. 89 Falb stmt. Pittstraish.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
-sass mass, sows= wet. sumacs raisin.
ARAIIIER •it RAUM , 'Bankers and Ex
' clings Pinkert. Di, and moll Gold and Ether and
• Note& tiete loess on lima Estate or Stock Soar
Ities,purelisse I.asm7 Notes, and Time Wit. on Past
d West. Pay and sell Stocks 1101 Commlialon.
Lions- roads ou all taints tb• Union. Oillee
flint Food Ormiti dlinetlT °Malta the BtChar l es
•.• . ...
D. EING;. 'Coin, Stock and Exchange
. 1 Br oker .
6a Fourth etreet,Buye and tulle Stocks on
• lechemire on Fastern cities supplied at cur
rent rat= lectione made co the West et lonratcon Wee
tem/lank Notealbra g ht and eold.
_ rr jl26 __
WA/MX.. Maas.- ZOSEIL . A. Worn. K. MM.
EILIdER, H ANNA & Co. Succestion to
gaper, Hanna IX, Bankorn'Farlonno Broke:nand
in 'Foreign and Domestic Kneannso, Oestlneater of
p;gdta,
m Bonk s. Nolen and Brodo—N. W corm of Wood and .
to Wooer rewired on Inpasit. Tight
Cheeks
for sank and ollentJons nude on nanny all triad
palpolnto of the United Staten
h . tAgh.gt- Pled= Pala for Fonnan and American
Geld.
Advances rude cm oceoloazoolota of Prodoco, 'hippo,'
wair.H. - WILIZN§X 67,Ittinkers and
Thfrd
..t. Eaall .ta aicoltrokora, =l. . North East comer of Spool sad
• •
eahlaethe. on • nand terms, and colleetlans
arrantdrattiendadda. • - • • jap•ty
oturgi t ft, C t, O .p . rma rac to h tb nalg iumk e Br
o o r k pi er7 ,
at nett liberal 'atm Jill
LARIIIER, Jr., Banker and Bre
ttsburgh.42b, stmt. No. 06, slijoluirduir the Bulk of
Pi
HOLMES SON. Dealers in Foreign
uedtq I te n tMergral , E : z.h t zag=tlDestee V i p t e ;
, tr . tuiho tr u =s B totute en all the Ihit=
COMMISSION &C.
M. MeCLURG, Dealer in Fine Teas,
!1 Choke nadir Groceries, Wooden and Willow Ware.
owner otWoid end Sixth Street. Is now receiving t lugs
assortannit of fresh Goole, In-addition to hie already ex
tensive stork, purchweed Orem ds In e Eastern
toinitst% which will be odd at the dist
low h es eat
marke th t prime.
n - Hotels, amniotic. and Fandllis. by the
quantity, supplied et ',helmet's rata.'
Q. Wads dellicred in the sits tree of ding*: male
ACOmmission and For
. warding Merchants,. dealers In Wool and Produn.
nenesalluiso, Pittsburgh alannlluturea. No. 114, Sevmd
atraet,borgh.ar.647'63
WELLS A TO., "Commission Merchants
. and Whedeside Deem IA Bum. Flour. Dried
=l, ‘" 4
Co rr = BOV E% 11= 4 : " tairP
S. LEECH, McALPIN & CO.. Whole
onvem, and Deanne In Pcorisions, Mande and
Loran Manufactures. Den 212 and 214 Matt' street.
Pittsburgh:
rirsroirinumar- rammum.
-FILBERT. 4LWEDERfoK, Wholesale Grp
' ars, notion Modem Forwarding and Commission
orehants, X& 13 Woad street, Pittsburgh.
Sir Liberal rash advances' on sonsignmost& All Roods
• BOBISON k CO., Wholesale Oroeere,
PRINGEWILAIRRIUGH„ successor to S.
t: ILARBAUGIII... Cetatoloalon - aad Forwarding
Sforobant. Dealer to Norm Wool and Prod** goomoljr.
N0..146 That K, and HO &toped.. Pinola:rah. •
-yrkT KENDRICK, Forwarding - end Com
• • eoLnlmallreelnak aloo,Aireat Ibr Marostartoron.
orehorme, 1i0.22 , Wood Wert. litblemah.
.Parllenla} attention add rorag. Slorehandlao.
i V i =firLogl i at . metnectloo, or anteroom
Orden arreardta attended to. Inetnedieria to all
cm* be tonlltly obeys&
, 'lrma bald — moo
ilri=thar7 sad Pl.dge mr
pa So useorrart rm, beol /.22-7
'Ft
lER & JONES,Forrnuding and Commis-
A. Moo Morthats, Driamia Priam. ad Plasbara
asurfarated ialicleta; Orral BUM. Ma? Eirlark•tre4:
Malaria.
ItRD 4 i, 'JONES & CO., Snot:Orson to
MVO° JONES & 03LCannalsolon end Formard
n atat", Drien in Plttabargh ILsnenetarnlOonni
11. W . POINDEXTER, Commission and
Tannadlns Hon" and Aar the sursisms sad Wit
R.stsm Prodars, find, Nags, OW& and We M.
nesstmed Jatkis* of Plttssn re gen.rany; Wster.sad
al Wart street. Pittobursb. Ps. .01,
_ _
AHEM: MATHEWS & CO.,Wholeside Gro
nv, Commbdon sad w ater rts. sad
tslbr 'Brighton Cotton Tam st., Pittsburgh.
WROER. ANTELO, Genial Commix • Merehsata r 'Phllsdelptda. Liberal idraner
•on anudgpanint• ?mdse., guy i•17:1
jUowl Wholesale Groceis,
commu.k.x.mhudy and Naas In Trodneot and
AW:rich lianniktons, no. 236 Litartr nt-FPlttabsunt.
•
. ... ..
.T . B.: CANTIRLD, . late of Warren, Ohio,
a *amnia= end - Poreenega ir .at, aid Whale.
la , Weetent Berms C Butter. Pat und
Pearl Ash, unt Retina Angus . Water slmt,
. between hiallthtleld end Waal, Pi taboret.
=nue tarts. 113711,11.
_Alinto or Arm Roistrom LW* ik Oa)
T'' LITT LE & CO. Wholesale .Grocerit
Prixtsco sad CrarimbolonMerchoato. in
4 . ll.ta . Wrik IMmulketurek u lioome ad 1*"&"..
AM.
UN • •• .11:4)S: S '• •
COLLIN& ranrilding and aNamsak. Men haat,sad
ATON BONNTIORST4 MIIRPHY, Whole
sale.v Gheeen sad Ckeindadao Meaelssatii. t ad Dodars
P._Att , A , mmAi MundbiMLn , :4 19o:= Ws/Ng street, ;Fltt..
JACOB FORSYTH, Jr., Fo mutat and
Marettaat,l%. Withitdrept,
1i:01dA8 PALMER,' Importer end Dealer
• n haul Amia= 111=t ri eo. Markst
'Wines Third sad fourth
.
W.' McOLINTOCK , Importer ard.Whole
eti4Lalattl g. Me ' and Plase :n lianr
Stews Best Thm:lngs N 0.11 2 Market
DARD k DE LANGE, Dealer in Hides,
,=,;,..Et . 0% 11 015 libettL i wt. (Awn &the Od•
and aimizaslat f T LeatilnrElhassaat t en u
alt=
vac Ebormakare
&pig . WD t DX renal
& PATTON, Wholesale and Re
. tan GiiFs, on th. ;.artiten aide of the Dla/Am%
•
GROCERS.
.11 ...4,
OB .RT MOORE Whelftale"Orocer, Rea
"tid l itll Maser/4 stur=atts sad
&Orli.= orAioratels%=,:hlr win
sod krir for ash.
Wotan=
14 G. GRAFF A. CO...Grocers iind Ctan-
Lkaion Marehmatn also, Dealevi In all that/ of
h Matinfratured arlialea, comae( Swann and
Banos,. thgLurgb. Pa.
BLACK.Btribiq - di., Wholesale'Gro,
ous,Boat Yarnlabera i i i nd Dealer. In Prcdtsce and
Pittsburgh Manufactory.* 01 Meta •and Oalonn ahraya
as band a, tladr VV' Watar atnwt,littabwat.
• ' . madly
.
1.01.12.1' DICIEL
gran DICKEY & CO., Wholesale (ho
sier
retry ere= -.MIMI r. sos.
& ROE; Whotaiale - Orocars and
Cpterettelom Mordants, Ne. 704 Liberty street Pitto,
TN. 11L6/.1.11.. ' .JOll3l L COSORAYI.
Alp M. BAGALEYCO., Wholesale Gro
an:ee&Soc 111 and 53 Wood stmt., PHU. • .
A.
.DI'CLURCI, Grocer . •and
dr.IFL on hand a imar,=.ltl
of
itivrtil. has
r a tl — Pnar Fruits uts. Wbolnale and Ivtaa
EBERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
Grocers, Commission Idsesimints, Denim In Peonies iiimstinmsh Slanatimisnems 114. 25S Wady' Am%
WIOK 'tt' M
Idr.. ANDLESS, successors t, - )
. L , ka.D.Wliabolatale dreeers,l'oreerdiag sad
Otentando d n Merchants, drains id/sela , d W.M. Cat-
Yams, sa PitUtrargh Idavalletorte , cor m s
Waal and Water sheets. ditteduratt. .. . of
CULBERTSON.. Wholesale Grocer ead
(hromhsion )Ihrettaat. beam la Pradat• ma rats.
Dart h Matturodored Artkice, 198 lastly strop% Ft*
FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers,
Idirebante, and Deniers In Produee—Renad
atru. Thilidlnita. fronting on Liberty, Wood, and lltsta
.
1114 IL ‘ 00 2.1f1;;;”: "... ....11.1411,
soar AO MAY; WOODWARD & CO .; Whole
R
Na. Oman,. N.?. 2n/date& irthietabgaidgdo•-:.
DENTISTS.
, SCOTT, Dentist; Fourth street,
ATO doars 'rut et Mots&
T Mee
A. WARD, DENTIST; Pena . itrief, -
V V •'4 Dom gam Hand - bon, tena= t4 t
'P. N. .0a ItatundsTa ner o MUNike
mashead
Wm than SAWN r 'pedal sivarm i l i mr
a:estrum,
~.;~ : ., c T . rims r 1 = ....( ~~ »~,a
.+- . 7 .;,
MANUFACTURING
aW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
Manufseturer and Dealer in -Cabinet Wane, N. SS
rd it
No. BO NagSAU STUKET, NEW TORE.
p
EYNETTk BRO., ltlanufacturaisof Plain I •
• and Taney .Yalloli, Rockingham and Cream Colored ; Reliable Firm in th e City of.Nete York.
• are. Miro at the Manufactory. corner or Washing -O.P . -
and .Franklin nimista, Birminghant opposite Pittabor'
mar:Sldly ~
JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX TIM%a innenior article, SOLID BOX
and BRAZED BOX VICAR, corner 'of Anderson and Rob ,
Damn street; Om paste from the llnnd street Bridge, Al.
lesbeor CRT. teXtoell
rL WORKS, corner of First and Liberty
tseets. Pittsburgh. Pa.--11sehlnIsts' Tools of eves 7
ty, such as IRON PLAN Eltto,_
_Slide and nand TURN
ING LATIIRS, DRILLING NACIIINP.B. A An, manta*.
turod to order. Vsl2] JOB. F. lIA N A CO
Hues
, ... . ..
JONES & Mannfattureto of Spring
and B li ster Bteel, PlenseliSab Stoel,- Steel PloagE
Inge, Coach and Mlle realms Iltnus Nut Tapim, Hat
Patent &sew aud llatonsorod loon dales —Cutort of
Bob and Rest atreeL, Pittsbnegh.
-
of
LB. ROGERS -CO.,&Manufacturers
Roves Patest'ltarrovest Steel Cultirstar.--Corn
and Pint streets. Pittsburgh. .612%1
AWSON, MOHAN .& CO., Misaufacturers
beior shoymli, Spades Warthogs, 230. 23 Wood st,
awn rim sag Sword streets. Pittsburgh. Ps.
Pena Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh: L
i.: - .: ,
ILENNEDY; • CIULDS Sc CO. , Mrgpitao
_m, tmen of— • • • : • '.
. Penn A ?Ca !leen 4-4 Ehentim •
Carpet Chen of 11 coigne and on •
Oelton /*in% 1 -. •
Bed Pula • .
Plough Linea Rod Sash Cord;
•• Rope of all siva and deeeriPponn
Batting.
tbo Hardware Stare of Logan, Wilson
t ttl3l Woca; f itget, will have attention. jeanly
• .. ... ..,..421.113:13944.12:
•411. SIMON— ........ .....
nERRON k aiiSWELT4I3OI and Braes
Pounders, Manufacturers ofall Ueda of Bras Works.
otice, Steam Engine. numbers. an. Abe?. Cott..
Batting nmnufacturers.
1000DILT, Habeas Meet,WAII2I.OOII,NO. 12. Meeker.
Allegheny city. I street, neer nrst,nttabursch
N. ft—Old Dress 11 , 1111 COpper taken In excbanae for word,
or cash pald. • •
,O
ctually. ers left at the Foundry or IMOceorlll be attended to
'pun 6,161
Arnold do Williams
fIEATING AND VENTILATING W
, tar
11 0 U F. ,--)lountluitnrors of Chllson's F
rigt=is Tubing. and fitting ibr Steam, ss ur star,
ti
t oast, Pittsburgh.
1111 -We have wale orn-Porosen, Patterns. &c., to Memel:
ARNOLD & wheal we cordially recommend
tote Penromare of the public. r •
ocl . KANE. ATKINSON 2 00.
VINE AND `CEDAR WAR.g.--,s4guEL
KROESEN-1.4s oo stintly an hind • good snort
meat of WWI and Bath Tato, Ilona iitearnboat, Oak
Kitchen err Draw Basket; Wonder, Bowls, Churn*, Dry
Measures, Zino and Cherry Wash Boards, and all other
kinds aware In hls Bm.•
-Also , -60 nests Tula, and 100 doses Rackets..
"Warwroom, Masonic Itaß. Faith street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ,
arrekr
Blacksmith Bellows Manufactory.— •
COTARTNERSHIP NOTICE—The' 8111.-
burs Total
the toddle onterafty. t/Tartit r el• li llai ' e enter t eri r rr u larg
ship commencing on the lOth of April. under theffiin of H.
lIM,I,LISL9 LOX.for themanuhrture of BLACK,9SIITII
BELLOWS of ever*. description. which they are defed..
ad to make of the very best materials and imperial. work
p. nod. Wend to have always on hand an assort
-
mentoral Atm from ZS to 40 inches. at their marodketory,
corner tf Robinson and Sandusky streets.
ItOltkitT WILLiAIO,
JA3IES WILSON.:
Allegheny City, May 2.1. mykdlr4
• A. BROWN, would mostreopoctfully
form the nubile that be touo on hand, at hiastend
on the treat aide of the Diamond. Allegheny City, • com
plete moortmont of [Malan Blinds Alta ['mitten Shed.
Um. ere made to order, in the beet ftfio. warranted' venal
to any In the United States. Hie Blinds 0.0 be removed
without the aid of • acme dem: Moine mare_liserd the
.toolt, tools, mut weed of the Cabinet itetebiLdtment i f
Ramsey t 31eldelland, r enitnepared to toruuu their old
customer. as as the public at term nith
b. their Um. Agency, No. 5 Wood street, PitUterirsV i"
andiVi A. ,
kY. 14=11. PR— • . . . ...... Tnns.
P332/14 WORxs;
ka : RENZ & WIGIITMAN; Manufacturers
of tied; of VIAL‘, BOTTLES, nnd 'WINDOW
• 4.3, 63 Truer tuld 156 Front stmts. Pit trbortrb.
N. B.—Prztletans attention 5.1,1 40 odd Arr. urArtseo.
Ohm and prink mould, for Bottler and 11nir, fter.3
........
M'CORD .......
WHOLESALE ADD 'mum, 'FASHION AULD
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN ALLEM - DS OD VCR& •
CORNER or WOOD 4-YD F:TFTII ;Mtn=
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Ilk:Their Mack Gnabraces every. q uality andlot 4 lsof Hat.
AAA um, Dcos. Cali And Par Doncirts.
auirA)4mbar
• Self Beating Smoothing Irons.
111 E G REA TE,ST DOMESTIC. IM
y aremeneof the age. Wire and theme newt dad
artfrie—eartng labor, time end money. Nerchante
and Pedlar, ettpTdled cm liberal tem.
Address. (part P.M.) 3. JACKPON%
4 Wend littebarg.
OW Per ale, aim, at the p 12rincipal etnee
hard t. ware Mane In
the dlr. by U. fired 2 Co. and Mr. John .Cartmight.
Alma Talton' Lens, on the same principle.
22.W.r.d1ta1j).638
Bolivar Fire Brick and Cru pn cible Clay Ilan
nfactoring Com
MOTS COMPANY - HAVING ENLARGED
tolt'''"' ' Vh%Wt.'"e=
&M e Cl oy . °^'--rair."zea. to by
Sutn
Pittsburgh. &adman, ZG1,53.
PITTSBURGH
MK '
COACH PACTOILY.IW
.21: - 1.6. &Mooed gni nee: • Wood
• BL — faarunT iito
- . eargrat.
MILD respectfully call the atteutiou of
oWsouthern and Western Hierhants lola goo stork
Caguas, ranging In price from COO to 31100. Them
Gthriagm an built from the tedg matertal and workman
ahlp.kml under Ids own mthercialonz he ram wilt:tame.
donee, warrant Ids work to to InfeTtor to done lamas.
lured In the Valor, 'zee Ma me of his Madams and the
great Wawa in demand kw the clam of wort. has hadored
Wen not to build any common or low seined work to his
establishment. Pawns wanthag good Lowest work mill
please ell and mambas his stork benne going Poet. dll
work warranted.
New Coach Factory —Allegheny,
N. -11. WHITE C 0.,& would re
ttily, lout. tho pout that thtr have
elny, Lemek, between Federal and Emsdnakey
streets. They are now =skin...mid Me premed to twelve
enders Zoe snowy deaniftion of Tides. Coeebee. Chariots,
1 1 :174 , eoaeln the moon dcn oral: above wark,ate;
the tin then.... they feel confident they areenaht.
ad to do work on the mart remonabb. terms with thaw
wanting alleles In thelr llne.
IPaying partlcular attention to theselection of materla/s.
and having "haw but competent Workmen, they have no
hesitation In. w seranting their work..., W . therefore ask
the attentkrn of the nubile to Ude matter.
N. etie/ring done In th e boot manner. and on the
moot reesonahle term. • iaNktf
' • Coach axui Carriage Factory.
TOTINSTON, BROTIIn. & CO., corner of
1,1 Belmont and B. anent. Allegheny Qtr. maid
respeetfully Waxen their friends, and the paldle genandlf
that they are manulkettng Outlaw* Baroneina. Ron
ta. In all their various
MI order* will be eneented lelth strict regard to don.
and beauty of hole& ' Repairs will abo be attended.
to on lb, nowt rassmable terms :Vales lo n o t . heir week
the beat Eastern Ithafts, Poker and Wheel Ittg they reel
. onslident that all who Buns Ahem with their ystreasge
. be • Whined on trial of their work.
Perc reCaested to glee them a tall trek. pm.
'chasing alanebere. red
Fifth Street StockiniFsetory..
BILITY ED ! TEROY.:. AND ECONOMY.
- Elas Iced
_Foods Children's Noma Nen's Socks, Es
' and Drum% mid at manufacturer's prime, at the
FM Mean Madams Factory. all made from last wee wool.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. WN. DALE,
giOtkinfr tub And, utesie eft." .*ll.A.e.
NICHOLSON dt PA,INIZ,
- . - , 1110Z74[11111t111 OF
Cftl,7o MITI, 0147,9. 0pp.... - FACtNTLiIrENDISRS, ke.
• ARNESTLI direct attention to a new
4 _and handmenaeattern of PARLOR /MOM juin sere
= tetti inb lllr= " ettlVonTith e e ' 4 l :e ' r c Pti 7 _ 1 +
Them Renee la noatvem of ardah e enmenny of tru.;i ' dr, and
menunittem of a:isti•tieS, =Moto onYttdott of VO 1 na_ rd
softened to the paddle. In addition to theta/Ile a alluded to
ohm., Unit* Puma otoete•contprhiel evlnTtidnx In their
peculiar line. with the mod spot:reed r etnenta In view
of nal utility. Attotkorto and Monter ALES,ltarkilll.m,
rati l ler a". lMprouTo e fer W lge .3 % '' El ": "dv"4"l"4l frilk isz ST :.
a. 1. UTIFORON....,.:..CALFIX A14110.......6.4'1._1100111211,
1.
NODE Wi rt PPS Co.
NOVELTY— 0 S, DORM!, PA
DRACK smd.Depot SCales, nay,
u. and Grate dm; rattnrm. sad CountLLlck4 Dour
4".4. fl2=lll l .llm, rb rpmov h " ad pat=
retl rin a n
1.
- 1:' !
In'
of
"nhr
— ltaiiti l t &' OLD,
DRAM 1 7 117,7DERS,PLIIITV7211t1 - AND-um} Frrraaa.
327- alte7 329 rott'str.d. Pagnapk.
1I ND PIZAMIAL intarrorragns RAM"Was f,Allnf ALIMMINT.
MANUFr
ACTURE all kinds Of Water; Gas
and Steam Fifties. . Maws titled nD withaaa and
en ,port notice, „.
HOWARTH&BEIMEEIi;
• ! MARBLE MASONS, ;
,
sag sm EAT. NEAR SE t'INTIT. .
RESPECTFULLY inform their f*ndlitind
"Attt: l l;llVa INl . r i t: l l4Tie t ta b din. Av ti riefro b tallr W m, ItYl=
arse roZply of batutlfol IdamlLE AlArgTaug 01.•
ciao and Ude Osier, aloatunenta Tmaba Head t.tfaals.
Furadtura Val* ao., which
thoyta.'fmaty, offax at eatzvalety low
Marble to Block, Raba in& pawed to ordor: ,
c m atar r lots encioaalorttis }.don and Yreeratiatonia.
W. W. WILtACE,
STEAM. MARBLE WORKS.
as .14 as Liberty sired. oPPetife A.WVIdd Afreat
PITTSIICUGH.
IkitONUMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
,ITJIL ruts Tow. Ifsatatt Itiog Stoites . :to.:
wort on d. and mad to order: rnactdoere. at the
lowest • Throe baudred nrl sad selected do
est ors
t' ZIMMO dinetak 3.111 Marty
au= • • . w,iv..wAttaim;
F
. A I o TT g S n.
,& CO.. Rerehant failortiNo.
2-41 .1T1 861. 1 ,"1.ilt Z t =t7:V 2 a. "anais'O t r
sopa Cr.(l4lof lisavii_FlLllCY =Or Velvet CASH mu ttu
Plush, P•rar f ro and Palk Veettossin itrezt i caristy.
hi.
,4717.tragrgiv, - ,=41... ~....7...
will mama to utak., It to thou. Interest to purchase tin.
col3' • • , E.. Wens a 0(/.
_lB6 Labssif sired,
DRY GOODS. '
A. A. Woos CO, summon...e. Airesoirt co.. tr. You.
&A. MASON A CO., Wholegala and Retail
Milers In freer lu3d Mots Da Gods. 2A Flfth
VIURPHY . •& BURCHFIELD, ~ .oleside
we Utg'll. Oootli .14greheati. muff loartb sakl
_ ,
MEDICINE.
EL JAMES KING: Office end'Reeidence,
so. us nut Wit, !won., tb!i, AgansVitto•
WOOL MERCHA ' TS.'
LEE, sueceisor 31111111 T 'LES,
Azzar ca v cbiamr i cs liZaugke tlur
sari
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1854.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
FROM VISSCHER & KRELL'S
VENER.A.I. AIWERTISING EOM&
'FORMATION ,WANTED--Inforgiation
is gsaud-ars girt by thename of AMA who•
Ir
red with Mr t satiespocd. at. liryank. N. V., IN 1b. " ...
' seer of 1852, who ratnoski to Pennsylvania atont one..Yeae
and • halt sine with her Mast and brother-In-law. It she
wltl nand Na address to Mr. Vase ERPOOL: Ken Tort Plat
Moo. she will hear of something greatly to hezad , ..tog.-
nthal-lvre
n il
VIOLYNEAUXBE.I4, Mantilla an Cloak,
IVA. Ilaatasettcrer and Importer. t 5 Curial 0.. •
aEO. BULPIN, Paris Mantilla II - poriuni,
IJI itrarlen also of Farteyynn, NI 13zolAw
Wild
1111 F. ELBBATiD Jr. SON, Wild Cherry
..L., . naterkcirmsis Mut. Prna, &Ire 1.e..,5C1 John st:
T. lIIIRLBURT,. AmeriairL Uomocc;
larbill e v??.q% skald..., NUL, Casa: !e, for
ATANDUESEN'S Improved Wahpene. It
matines gray Hale to its original color, and creates •
new growth alba,. Depot, 123 Chamber, rt. .
OCT.• GILBERT,. from Mermphill, ie cur.
Inn
.hundzede Cleneers..Tamors. Meets. Sad Wens,
out knife, st 1W onecions nom, B• • ',sr.
AA LFRIIE VirOODHAM, itannfactnrer and
lawn. off4ona Elam PLtolo. to.IOO - Fultoa eta
ICWARNICIC, Manuilicturerottnanr.
gilled Cottage Furniture. to., CI White et. -*"'
JOAN DAVIS, Commiasion Merchant and
Imparting!'"Brandies, Wines,•ad apra, 231 - IVadr
Ington mt.
KGOODWIN & BRO., Manafactar.ers or
r Fine Cut Totem. etdars, and Snuff, 2YI end 2119
101/lIEELER & WILSON; Proprietor's arid
_V.IF lionnfactonn. of A.l3...lViTnan's Patent Stitching
Machines, °Mee 265 Broadwar. •
WM. SIMMONS, Mathieu, 564 Brost4-
, 1 tray, near Metropolitan Hotel.
COOPER HOUSE ; A. J, Peal3e & Bro., Pro
re q... ati Emadwar.
.XDRMAN CUTTER, euccespor to-. Lee,
zwwour C3o..l=wri.r sod Jahn. hi Stahl,.Co3 ,
44 tour st.. '
ksCHAFFER; late. W. Newman, Mannfae•
, tuna. and ITholessleDo*rinLadlegellal ten.gbalw.
Broadwr. mb9.3salt
Q:AMIIEL L. CAVERLY.Wliolesale Dela.
lowloerW lo Ilozosno, Palatal Palls sad Twbo w Wood d' an W11 6 .'
ore, Dukes, Mats, OerdlLM in. Intim Mott
ea. ke, L7ll , Onewrich et York •
17r•
vv LNDOW SELADES, ,Giit GondCie, Tabl e W_on nota.t.,Jottit TEBOUNAldunactunriked
els% Dealer:No.lo INtbazine at, and Sic, d Chatham
Han..-e. Nee Tat... .. - . _mbsl4yr
r, Dko I pc:4
CARD,-11fiaink Leta • diippirited tho. ei
.1,115.1ri Agent . firTlttaboils..ffue thww.arst....t
- venom' Cemented' end-Stretch ed Leather Halting. mare
nraetnradAly P. 7,611 ELL 4 IM)N, of Hartford. Conuartlatt,
We now nner Slr sale • a large assortment of' all mr=s.
taannYantored. at the manufacturer's peters. hi.
beteg. superier.to any Leather Delttna erre before offered.
ht thlsmarket. Also, a large stock of all widths of India
/tubber Belting constantly en hand. and fir N. et the
"...Machine 'letting Depot; N 0.116 Market street. • •
et'
lAUSTIN LOOM'S, Reai Estate Agiast,
Stook. Sleorbandtk: and 11111 Broker. 'See Kai 02.
ith .beet, adv... Wood. Butner peotaptly attended
•
hisser
SAMUEL L MARSIIELL, Secretary OW
son's Imareancer Company. 94 Water meet. ,;
urattce
w: or Olgei Agent lifmtioLlT
M. GORDON, Secretary Westetn bait
-1: •• rum Oz. 02 WaCir Maui.
J GARDINERCOFFIN, 11 - gentroanatlclin
1, h1 9,7m x n , uaes comsn.r.stert.b.sst corn= of Wood
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma
• tualizonlesnes Company. 4 W•ATlrtrent.
C .
EO, TAYLOR & IRISTON, (Ruccesson
to Taylor a Idioms,/ Geneva Our rnlsslon and Ter
warding Merchant& and Agents hr Eastern Traeugsgte-
Om Lines, Wholande Dealers In Etsple Groceries, fileeet,
loan Cops,. Cotton Tanta Batting. Twine, Manilla, )ID•
snarl and Kontneky hemp, Tobanca Fads Ash. Wlndmr
Eig r llar.and Whits Lead, Naval Edam, and Clasixr
natl an Pittsburgh Manufastared Ooods_generally.—
Agents to, lb. "Nan and "Banner DIV Ebeettngs,
Pats/amen !Gs. 18 Venni street: felnenlla Taills.illa,
Pittsburgh and St. lands Packet Landlaga anclanatl.
,ileMeßend
A. IIUTCIIISON & CO.. Couuniesiorr
Aim:am for tte St. LOl2lll SUM Vat , .
Ovi v ium. 2:l7e.l•Vtrie 3 , 9 l.l "' ' 1.4
"d
13"
"ad 4
crlPi
BOOKSELLERS. &.6-.
1)111 C. STOCKTON, late Johnston
j:l4 6t lkg.==lr s r : l i Thrter and ninon an ,
nsr al
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
Er • ss Fourth greet. ADotlo Dulbilene.
. R. N I VELDIN, IVholesale and — ketnil
e peeler In Meek and Reboot Doan Parys god
Int= Rood ettret. (between
mra
TOILN S.'.DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
op timer, nimencer to ..bavtgro & AM., No. r 131bitk!.t
Raft. swas , Four th , PUtsbor&b. • ,
REITY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller oxha.
Dooloz a. bg=its.. No. SS Idaziot Moot, now
h i t., B
& COooksellers sod Stillosore
' No. V. Wood Maw; Oast door to thlo
. &boot cruller books yva hand.
AH. ENGLISO., Booluonors, No.
H & C
! Co. Wood /text, to Vora 79WW1114 Di11E161215.
MUSIC, &C:
v4OIIN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
M and M Ihrtrunianta. &Mimi Dantit, and
k- imic inim!
k., 'T.L:2lEntilat.""° yoga, lEr
IvENRY KLEBER: Dealer in :duTh — r - n, - ;3%-
deal landruments, and Impala; of Italian littetnat,
arm Ibr Nonni, it Mak'. mad and manna Mum
with Laimnates .irolaan Attadiatmt. Atm Sir Dunham . ;
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1854.
For the Pittsburgh Day tiszothi.
Dr. Duff la Pittsburgh.
Sfassns. Eurrona:-4 regretted to bear that
•thore was no reporter at the immense gathering
on Friday evening, to preserve the discourse of
Dr. Dut'and giie it, some circulation. And
rather than•it should althgether be 105t,.1 have
gathered from my, memory, n very imperfect
outline, which i submit, in the harry of other
engagements. It may be better than none. J.
Masonic Hall was crowded to its utmost co
paelty, many standing and sitting in the aislei,
to hear the Rey.. Dr. Duff, on Friday evening.—
The platform ' , Kai crowded. with eMrgymen of
different denominations. After Dr. Duff entered
the Rev. Dr. Pressly offered 'prayer. Selections
of. Scripture were then; read by. the Rev. Mr.
Quick, of the Episcopal Church, who also gave,
out the 100th Pasha' in long metre, and led the
vast assembly in; praise: - The 'venerable Dr.
Herron then introduced Dr. Duffin a few appro
priate worth—whereupon Dr. , IL rose and said
in substance:
• 'Friends, and ;Brethren—Ton have heard freut
holy Scripture that God has special designs in
regard to our weal. You Imre also, in solemn.,
song, invited all people to praise God. You have
thus committed yourself to labor ,
. and pray for
thin object. You are wont toaay Ur daily prayer
, f4hy kingdom come!" and what is this without
alpropriate inertial' for this etid T^ He reached
h s great subject by adverting,.with great plain
hate, to the ruined condition of mankind; and to
Hui fact that wheneenviction of sin was wrought
in the heart, there•would - be a longing for tho
great Salvation. And that the soul that expe
rienced the joy of pardoned sin - longed to pro
claim the grace to others That Gail might share
the benefits. Thus he tiseed ent:the klissionary
enterprise. He dwelt also upon tho great truth
that God had given Ids Church the Missionary
work for its own good, as well: as for the good
of mankind, to furnish his people a worthy em
ployment, such :is would engage all Their ener-.
glee, that so they might he strengthened by labor
and matured in all holy living by manly exertion.
.He said it could benlemonstrated tharthe dark-
Mess of the middle ages was a judgment upon I
the Church for departing from. the Apostolic
,spirit of Missions. And, that always when a
'Church or people set itself to keeping what they
had yet without diffusing it, God cursed that
body with ;dissensions, strifes, decay and death.
When an army has comp to be-acting merely on
the defensive; it is a clear proof that things have
come to a sad peal. It is just a state of siege, and
the chances
are, that, how long sector it may
hold out, it will be at length taken. God admin
istered his judgments upon delinquent churches
by natural laws. When they declined their
proper occupation of going out and evangelizing
the world, be left them to be hatching discords
and divisions, until their strength was gone, like
the polypus breeding its minute progeny, butun
like the polypus losing their life in the process. f
He administered here a severe rebuke t•ls his 1.
own Presbyterian family, whowere separated by
lines eo fine an to be „invisible to beholders and .1
almost to themselves. The potty sects remind- I
'ed him of those spiders who in the corners of old
dwellings, spin a web out of their own bowels'
mast nicely andlaboriously, and all just to catch
some silly flies. The spider meanwhile Laving
his own web and - hiding himself in it deems him,
self the most important personage. Said he. I
am no quack but I would recommend as a sever--I
oign specific for petty strifes, thit my brethren I
come out from. their cullers and confront the 1
gigantic powers and fortresses of henthenisio r
and labor to rescue the millions of India from the
bondage of Sin and Satan. We missionaries I
there, stand among the-e perishing idolaters and
we forget all such Minute differences—we have ,
not time to think of them, We wonder how. any i
could spend their breath in disputing about
them God bas meant the Ciiiirelt on earth to be •
intir,tsr, sad when any portion of it declines I ,
its appropriate work God gives them over to the
unworthy, occupation of strife mid Wrangling,
among themselves .,. When he sitii.as ho reached
your shores,, the vast scale upon which every
thing commercial is here carried on, lie thought I
he might look for every thing religious and evan
gelistic to be carried on in like magnitude. But
alas! on inquiry he found the statistics to be that
.the contributions to the cause of Missions were
just about two crania era to every church stem.
ter" That arum:lnt yea would give to your child
dean to buy candies with. . That much you would
give to your moo,; lt.bidbeen'obeerved otti-
Air countries ) that there was a vast proportion of
coppers in the contributions. And that the Indies
Who Nom the finest bonnets and the broadest
flounces put in the Coppers, expending the most
of their substance -on their poor bodies., He
:kin' • ortemplea In 'lndia far whit:lt - persons a
thousand miles off had contributed 900,000 and
5 00,000 dollars. He described some of those
enormous and costly. structures rivaling the glo- - -
ry of Solomon's, In gold and expense. One hint
a solid golden idol. rixteeh feat in height, the
•
palm of his hand hang as long as to his
elbow from his linger end, and of proportionate
thickness. ...The jewelry that ornamented, this
idol far surpassed the stock of the wealthiest es
tablishments in London, and be gazed at the !lax
sling genis till he was sick at Uie .sight, and
begged to be released from the exhibition: . ' He
said that thin gigantic system of idolatry was in
culcated by the heathen metheriwko began with
their children even before they could speak; j
• teaching them to/attain, hands Wore the house. 1.
hold idol; andui boo the head in derothm; so that
that first/mane of infancy pre-es:copied them, and
fixed Mania the'heibits of idolatry, eren•Lefore they
could speak. Ho could not, help contrasting all
'this liberality and maternal fidelity among the
heathens, with the habits of giving and of tech=
ing in Christian lands. What could s few' mis
sionaries do among these 150 millions? liseem
ad to him as he stood among them, with their
deep seated superstitione, and their, costly and
numerous temples,- (twine cities being cities of
temples aa Oxford is a city of colleges) that he,
with hie-few fellow laborers, were just nothing
to the work—as if with' a few buckets he should,
attempt to bale out tho'Atlantic Ocean—or with
• th
• taper light to turn e midnight into' noon.—
Their force would he equal to a force of twelVii
men for all the Millions of ttie United States. He
was asked In Washington; if there ware 100,000
British residents in Calcutta. Ho was amazed'
at the question, and answered that there were
not more than - 50,000 in all India. And that this
occepation of so vast a country by such a feeble
force, was plainly God's work and for a Divine
purpose, with no' natural proportion; between
the means and ends. He could give any..of his
brethren a Mirish of a million there if they were
ambitious of9mmbers—,or a diocese of 10 millions. I
witls no tithe/ Chrtaiiiin the Gltole •Priliti title!
He believed thatGed bad set Great Britain and
America to evangelize India—carrying their lan
guage and their ?common Chri'itlanlty there.—
A great convulsion of , 'the nations ; was '`pow .
prOsPect, which woUlC.involve •all. „tintype
and'all Aida, and drag itiAfrita,'And 'no wonder
if It would in some; omplication of matter - '
'desk
in America also. '• And Whorithe frontlersof.lik.
ilia should be 'attacked,: our own - American Ilia=
shimmies would be the first to feel it.', Thai were
noble :men., _ , They hatllbe entire . onfideniiii Oft
British residents, aryl room' and , more enjoyed '
their liberal aid. ' And; indeed,'he did not'ftaw I
but they were even ertrarolti Ilritish Mission-1
aries. Should not:these chnrches hasten' to do
the most effective work there, so that If i every
Missionary were banished from the land, 'a host]
of native laborers Might arr Yon the Work. • Ilc),
alluded In the course ' of his remarks, Co this tilis
sloniiiyoperatlona that had 'organized in Pitts
burg. First, the Wog the Indian
'tribes about 50'years Mpq;itdinikt, the Western
.Poreighlilisslonary 'SocietY of the' Presbyterian
.Church, which wpatho'cirigth ef the. Presbyteri
att Deard 'or foreign blissiOna, one of :the Mott
extenaireltustitutions'in the old' School' Presby
torten tata,i, , ' ad one of the moat . effeetiTs arm
kicis in die .Idieslonary field. Dr. Duff amid' the
vast audience trio.honis and'lt hair, without' any
flagging of the interest, Ind elostd by the declar
ation that *ADO!' what. M: aistmet ate to be.
of.. all theso.commotion :of - the people', ~ T his
world tato be brangelited.:;An elect people are Is
te 4atigerwi oak/ the nations for Christ.',•' This' oh
trine was his comfort as he found it all over the
Scriptures., Hod. as :carrying forward" his On
pa 1 rapid. qr salc evVnts: , stnitiOniver
stormy the times , they would tiling forward the
111.ismax or Pracip..ii.
• Marva. or: Pieurnsurr Lovi.--Nothing
'Can 'Mark the low bone of publie morals more
strikimly thin.that proposition to. repeal Alio
noutrithty -laws lirreeelycd without to:
and even with ,considerable , : furor, . This propo
sition is liz,tafa effect, to,legalizeiiiiazsi; and it
is urged en the mundthat.this will be a cheaper
and- more 'effectual mode of vindicating the nit-'
timid Moor thanie *omit It to the alley and
navy under the ru l es of civilized warfluu • rules
that arebad enough attest, but considernblY 'on
the christbsit: side 'Of piracy 'or even faliboater
lem:Yet n member of Congress, suppesed to
eTe . ak'the sentiments of the Administration, has
seriously proposed to make our ports' the rend
ezvons of pirates, to Invitu.here tho 'raseslit7
themhole world, to:take advantage of arm laws
to violate the lava of all the rest:bf tltp_Nr'
44410 tuit impose that.icrattroti'orto
proposition ran receive muCh Support It hilted
enmigh that It should beinadep—heaidisca -Aar.
The titleof Mr. Dieken's new work is Nerd
• ,
Times.
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• ' - FIL!CM WASIILVGTON - ,
..
CanogonSecoe of the Dellittet! ..elk C.i . f.! .
\,,,
•WAS VOTON, /rri, Marci 23.
There is much egi Sen . in 'congress oif. the.
Slavery question—whi # surpris'T thp totset - Oa!,
tti l
reasons. It ire 4 knowii•at the beginning of the
session, that all accounts on that'sCpre Juni been,
fairly balanced, and thi3 't book. ft atilly doted
threo years before.: it is tr\ le,' that . Sir. Benton,
said there would become excitement on Nebraska
and Slavery doing the 8.3 d 'Congress, and that
there would not be anything else,. tut them it
was knoin that hl . Benton was a good deal on,
set - led,. alhfrom that terrible "explosion ou board
the Princeton.„: Nobody could 'conceive how. No.
breaks could \ raise any disturbance on Slavery
,
helium Doug ' hadbeen harping on Nebraska
for ten years, ".and, nobody had over thought of
1\
connecting it wit the Slavery question. It was
an old hobby of 1) uglesslfor I• remember bar- ,
ing remonstrated ' with hint the ; first „session he
was here, I thini - iitlBl3 and 11344, against a''.
scoundrelly bill he had, concocted and got before
the House for the organization ef this veryter
ritory, Which said nothing about Slavery, bat
was intendidto evict tite\pOei . ; : Indiana settied
there under''the faith of treaties. ,
Notwithstanding this fair seeming eater, the .
very announcement of the Oa mittee' on Terri
tories, accompanied with the „, plaudiis of, the
Slavery' propagandiets,plainlY declared the' re
viral of cold contentions. , By, Gh,listmas" it was
known that frequent Meetings ofqho eonipini: , ,
tors had taken plane at 'Douglass' Hens°, and' liy :
the middle of January Hiti..Nebini` billyeah
stantially the "sem e in its IBbriny is nos\sppear-,
od. It was passed by thoiimiate,. bulbas by no
.means restored peace and harmony in thit\body
"since, for several or the most , exciting% deb tee , .
yet heard have token place there sinee.. Itt
been . tried in the House, and inns In that b •
~
been consigned lo perdition, as supposed, by*
decided vote. And yet neither peace nor quiet:: ,
not even a truce lum been gained: Lek what will .„
be the object of apparenteonsideration" the lie
breaks bill and slavery IWO the game \ 'ever. in
view. These, or rather this:questicninrerrideS -
all others, all interests, feelings . and purpeses..
TO-day we wet into Committee on come ettlina.
ry appropriator ! bile Instantly and. naturally
Nebraska displayed her Gorgon head. "Nebody
thought of apologizing for the intinsioni for all
seemed awaiting the'signal to fall On: and have \
it out. . • \
Millson, of Va.,, an .
abstractionist and hair
splitter, of the first chMa, made a speebh denoun
cing the Nebraska bill* , canso of the 'Badger.
amendment, av it Is call Monet it is tiM Stn;-.
art amendment. But Mil on, to do him ~tutice,
spoke of the whole moveme t with supreme min,
tempt, and will probably rot ' against it'ln any
and.every form. But whate t ve deficiencies were
observable in his '
speech, were ado up in that
of Col. Rent , of Now Orleani, \ who denounced 1
the whole thing from beginning to end as a grosi
kik \
violation-of public faith, and as ea in upon the" ,
honor arid fair name or-the South:\ ., - 1
This went to the root of the matter, tuil is al
that need be said about- it. We stand \ rTn our
bargain, our contract, and exact whatianriina
ted in our bond. For one I iiii7B alwayasr ‘ ortv.
cd to discuss whether the Missouri ComPrVuc*
Was in its origin judicious and proper or not..
That was decid+l at the time by the greates
men of the country. I enly know that Weinade
a compact, the censideration of which was yield.,
ed by us upon the spot; , I knoW : that that com
pact was all that savedthe Union from demoli
tion at that time. If the, slave Statenf Missouri I
had not then teen admitted, with the t guarantee
of the future admission Of other Slain States.
South of it, the South would have seceded. :And
nothinicoald reconcile 00 North-WI , the entices-
Dion that the pledge that :the remainder of the
Louisiana territory shorild be forever free:, We
relied upon•the honor and tith cethe, South ror
the fulfilment of that pledge o,„ If shoiireaks iit.,
now, there is an wad orlon compromises; tidall
connection with her. The Union may and denbt
lesi will drag en a 'fair years longer:but the
very next collisien between the sections will never
it„ It is the full corerktirm of this issue to the
present controversy that hispirei me - With:setae
Modest confidence that the bill can never . iebovir
from the blowsit hasalready received. .. •,_
Mr. Breckenridge, of Ky.,from the home of,
Henry Clay, made a pettifogging speech of anl
hour,.a piece of shallew siecialpleadix' lg. eneera
extension and expansion of ne.p.histry;designed
to prove that the'compact was • no compict, that
Mr. Clay had :nothing:Li do With it, that the
North had violatedthea greement, It was emcee
piece of clap-trap better suited to' the entertain
ment
- of a mob than t t o the .mtrit t nies of de-I,
bats. Mr. Bri•ekenrid,gO. never appeared • to. so',
' Ude advantage, as to.day,„.but then he never ap
peared in so bad a cause until to-day... t t`c ~
„ The Senate'has been agaut engaged with the"
Gadsden
• treaty.! Mr. Shields,concluded itnig
speech against , and Mr. Busk emnmenced one in
reply. '..The Probabilitiesare th 4 the treatyilll
be rejected. 'lf it be, :a new- regaleition• Will b y e
immediately lent to 'Meilco - te waded! another,
arrangeMenti in which there shall beam" stip- ,
Widen fivernble to the United Sfitel., s :
A number of Indian treaties have been Made,
which expels the twists ?Rini 'ilinteniieViii4of
their raserviltionklithe,liehriaisiiiiilto t ry. -,
(This is ti':branch of tho \ Nehmska - .artindle
qiiiehbehingn‘ln the eieetitiinhiiitinii of iiiiiin,,
ritment !.(i tenninnitinike,,,.and,titey have done
li. - ',. ' . ' . ',. t t.Jcitia:\
• , • Pot tlio Pittaburth Rant nototte.
ul.'Facto lOW 1111titli c rot.Mhinkeri sad Anti,
.
Pittsburgh; Ind Allegheny, With their '' sdicir
bon environs, bank • pOWIIOOII' of loo.ow-who,
occupy, probably ,
. 2600'euree: Abildedlitii 'about
25,0W`lots,,eangtei fftitis ;0 to.soSeet 44t, Awl
sabied'Pebnislo to ssoo4lftifootfrobt'ore, Pre-'
bable Overage : of $5011...114 front,- $1,500 the
.1 acre or 860 ft. front, at slo;per, ft,' ; '-'' \ ' §85004
- --.4i • .. 1, \ ' I.'
.t 600% N1,, $l. 5 000 •
'And for -.400 acre., at lO h\ ~ st- t „ltio,oclos
• -I. ' - .*. "•- at • 50' "N \i' $43,750,000
':. "• :, ;" ';';', ie l'i it .300 -..' 4,40590,000
In ekteirmati,..st. 'Louis, sc., arn.vionnds 'at,
'F/000 a tacit:Stunk In Now York at $4OOO a feSiti
front, or, for a - single' acre - $ I ,4oo,lgiind.
oven these, prices aio justified, by el- altiolereitlii
maxim " you cannot pay - too winch forMlhing,
if it 4afthe right kinde,oe for kbiiildiaslifot, if it
is in the 7 . ,yheplare.? \•\ -,, , -,:• '\ i
Let no return to Pitinbeigh,riere - , g rounds I
are cheap, mud cheaper thee come 'its the Weeftiiid
ei" great deal cheaper, then' uch in the &Willis :1
Itn'aere in Pittsburgh, is only $17,500. i'llutlet;
us ask who owns these/Minas nowt. ••Who dial
awn them; 50 , years Ago,' ftr•!even 20 7 10, or 11 . 1
Y t i* a .g °? A W Nl 4 fr i l4t4tlld\PlV* 40 i l 4oi 1
to pip, coda theni or grono a . Which are . now . ]
Wortledietti,"dollare,•ttiti'eqteit , ciiroula it have ,'
been `trier, if they bad paid their siftti Tor RiiirfEs;:l
dramiciitchstia,-bittery , ticks* ''''oftlioftie=ftices,."l
or for exorbitant Tents, in" - the eisisidect garrets' ,
' and tellers of lanes andilleYs, inkeling,the foul ' ,
pestilentill eitmoipliero ‘ of peat .tip citlety:toiling '
through the week 'to feed half stariedfaMilies;
and through the year to poorly clothe and house'
them, with Mame enough of meekly saVinge. to
buy a.. ?dandies ineakfist, or of yearly Favings•
to make a Ant."l'Mengnyt.of, Ilannelfortheihnby,
calico for 'the Wido, bootaforthe boy, and bitters,
',Or his daddy 1/ Verne &there, and some lifting
Men, will no'doubt say-by - their actions,' gee!
Whit an wirer t ind",stlll, it will` bti the proWi;
' tatvtmstriv ;', wrougb out; cyphiVed up anti pub.;
lisbetth the World,' by the daily, weekly course.
' end 'conduct ,of thoutandemhe style themselves'
rationAl, : beings,.but Om world- pronounces bad,
managers. Their . prettied is 'not lft' accordance'
:with the maxim; 'the eight kind or thi Sight plate.'
Thiright hind, is a .chear 'WWI, for each family, the
right,ptatefor thousands liting Wind ationt Pitts
burgh, is sit Rochester and ikatty Falk only: no
hour from Pittsburgh .• .••-, • " . " - -
,Itacheiter and her eletoi:Sillitiasi 'ant io,drittr
cnisi whit. iewell nod I,iwrento,'l 4 loWark ittal
Pittersoft are, to Bohol - mid Newlfork. - -, , ,
' . Betr
stoand New Yeti medft • tho, iiiilleironr
what ;they .ateiliter Without these tow Beep:as.
and Nett York donlifnot'be whit'they'are. ..• • .
- The Beaver eillifeepal a willing tribitte , to:
PittSbuTghl' * 14 ' 4 1 PAP them lick. le %Me&
etes4se or toinifistura,, in monoy saidl , eople,:
Tbe, weal th qf .I . '„ittelat: i bas . familia Mi.:actin/zee',
•
of, her fia,uttate—thploil,ind efforts of thOis"
sat for Any' lentil' inlylid;'eletlie4Wlttested:'
and homed them '''alr that the/ etre , leurbklll the
admitted ralui,of 'A . ); . gratentle. Silt will be at
' ltochater . and the F of Beaver, those wliOhnt
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\grounds there • now, seenre fortnneS \to \ than:l.-
61.1,er, as-fortunes 'Weie setured by the, wealthy
inhabitants , of Pittsburgh. s In tho Beiver\ vil
lages ground can be bought for ZA), eenio
the foot, which will soon command tea times as
much ! for 'these tonna: \ have 'grown, ‘llo7c
growing, and will grow' lawn in i&l4, thazi they I
have growl since 1844. If 'thinkers and
Thinkers can digest the forekoing-4ome, sseldition,
al Arias are on hand, • ~.• -
\ , • FROM mututnntata.
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:taborer dassite."
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\ . ' Ilattrusnenri, March'2s, 18.54..,!,
Lv ,Satisitt—llle Auditor -- Genera! to .whom
was referred the bills of- expenses - incurred - at
Oldest \ session by the entertaittmentgiven to the
Maryland Legislature, made a report to theßen
ate on the - subject. Some of the bills ere very. , ,
considerably reseed. The repoit'.• true l'elerred, 1
lb the Financecommittee.' - ' •
A :petition, was presented - ;from umberland
county fbr 'a nrohibitory,'Toaarco law.' ,' ' • . •
. The bill supplementary; to the Butler county
Mutual Fire Insurance company' was reported
from the committee on Corporations; also, with
a negative ''recenimendatiou bill to incorporate.
cu
the W ltural so ash ingtoele n county Agricultural ' and llorti
ty. 'd
Mr. Wellinger - nada bill in. place, supplement
to:the acktotnerease the revenue and diminish
the expenses of the Huvernment. - • .. , .
;YMr.. - Kunkel; one - supplementary to the 'act re
gulating.Railinad cempetties. ,
. . Mr. Crabb,• one to repeal the tonnage tax on.
! the Pennsylvania, Itailroad. ' ' -, --. ri
r. - Mr: , Meelinteelt,' onli to authorize the.Pitter.;
burgh and Birmighem Bridge companies to
borrow money
:. The billy supplementary to the act regulating
BanltOras taken`dp 3t.lut on taidioint Mr. 'Hal
deman, :Nee..Senate ' agriin i 'resolved. itself into
' , Committee iitthe' whole for gelieril ,ammireent: .
&motion to strike' out the third section - Vie lost;
the thrtlier\considerallon'ef the.bill was ,post':.
paned for the present ' - •
'.• On motion of Mr. Ifolderema 'the supplement
to the act to make a Stale , appropriation ,to the
Pennsylvania Training School \ for - Idiotic and
:feeble minded children, was tekrt up. ... : .
Mr. Dazzle opposed it, and the bill was de
sleeted -on' Steen& reading by, am - following
''. \l'aii.2--Messrs;Ceabli,Cressieli;XlieglOil:'
Haldenian; Hamilton; Jamison, Ktinkel,!M'elin:
toPkplellingeii Price, Skinner,: 51ifer.4 7 12...:: ,-
- Nava.'—Slessis. .3uclialeii; trarsie, Foullcrud.;.:
Fry, 'Goodwin, :limn. D. Hamlin, Ephrobir W.
Hamlin: \ Hendrick:4 - Biota, Rinser, hl'Fariand, -
Piatt,
,Quiggle, Sager, Wherry, -M:Caslin, SAO-
When the vote was announced, Mr. Foulltrod
stated that lie was reported incorrect. Ile had
\ voted "aye "`put at the suggestion of the friends
of the bill he, declined making the . correction
With Hie viewer he?eaftcr moving ivrecousidera
, -The following bills passed finallY: ',
• , Bill. relative to the preservation of the report's.
of the courts.
Bill relative to Welgtas and Measures.. -'. '
Bill to 'enable the Cohrts.to ratite roads and •
alleYs, - ATXwhen rendered useless.
,: - Bill relative to Building , associatione. '... -
:, . Bill relative to the Sale and Conveyance of real
estate.
'Bill' ralatlie to Costs of witnesses. . . 1 ,
' - 13-11 to authorize the Pittsburgh nucleon!' hill
Turnpike road company to born* mency,
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Adjourned till Monday:morning. '-' - ,•
. - , In the Hoven, tho \ Speaker announced Messrs.
Roberts. Bettnr, Serous, Monaghan and. Scott
rth the select cOmmitte nt the bills for :the sale
'of the 'Public Wcirl4.. Immediately'„lifter the
reading of the Journal, Messrs. Abrehani and
'Muse moved to reconsideres.l4 , Vote giren -rester
terday, authorizing the nkmintnient of the Se
leit Committee:, After a long debate. thq moo-
tion to re-consider was, agreed to:
yA motion to refer thebill to \the committee . on
ips and Means, was - defeated. \Yeas SS, Nays .
~ .
\ e original resolution was the \lefeeteo, an d
the elect . committee fell \ k
'flt Ito exteng the elnirter cif the Al of . Oat=
iygl)ft, was poised bithird reading ' \
. Tim \simplement to' the Charier it c ^ Pieta
, burgh. and Erie Railroad -company s taken
PP. , N\ - • ''-', '-: \ \ `..
'dr.. P,s4e submitted •an 'amendment , \ pre- \
rent obstk.urting the location of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh railroad; from the North of \the
4, \ %.
-Beaver ?lire{ t . Pittsburgh: - • ' ' ' \ \
Messrs. ir am; Porter ancl' , ,ehamberland,
supported thit \ e . endment, and .Messre.. Mc ~.
vr ku c t
\ poems and Da s posed it; and it *as lost. ' V
\ Mr. Chambe • then offered another amend ~
recut of a..sbllibie aracter,.which Wee adopted.'
Mr. Hart moved \ one"bestmcting the branching
pri4ileges if thecompany; - which' was pending
whwltellegee -1 0.1 0 .rleed. ' . -''
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-s ecroseveeteneri ortr.'g.cceintwetslediSitisen
'; FOi7IGIN. NEWS \BN TALE PACIFIe. , .
' ' . Lostum -Marcia 7,184- I
'The delrxery of, the *tan tal statement of the
.Chaticeller itf the Exchequer took place last night
in the Housthof COMmons, anti bas been the Pre=
ether event of \ impoitance since4lie departure of
the Arabia.' f Fftourro\Wholo it,lise excited great
satisfarition, although Of, course in the presenk'e
of war, notwithstanding the prosperity of the
revenue last year,Vdcathin addißpcm to our butt
leas insteadvirin initigatiorr of tfient. I ' 1
.The.revenue fric the fiscal year ch.:ling - the sth '
of next Month ahouyaanmerease 0r...C - 1,04,000
Over the amount orkgthethly cstimateo‘l9 the
expenditure - be becTl,ol?,tha less t n en;
--enticipatelp \ - For the ext year, howerhrothith
I .the, revenue's estinnt at 453,849,000ti10 ex-t
pendilare owin,g.:to,:the - ;itar, will .be raked tto
.E*36,Vdthiioo. 'An iitiverse,balance,consegue4ly .
Will have bilk proVided forof ..C2;40,000,:-nttd'
I , this it is proposed to Obtain lsy doubling , the er g
isting income:tax"for the -firalthalf '4if theyear.l.
' That tax now yie1da1.13,276,A ari _increase 4 -
. this ,eroount„ hydrae : half with therefore-supply
-the Pending "deficieney ~,,,o have au., resiocteubs
'ituiplus: • - -'' , \ \ \ \ .
•I' , \ The principle' is thus \ adopted ef*ecting our
ripene), warlike', or otherarse;athis inpatient
,theeceur, instead of giving way the temPta
,..tion'ef .throwingiimm on posterity, yWesortin
I tti
toloins. If the-Nair should prove ore severe
' and protthated thin /imbed:a hitherto\ atipected;,
its mativin futare Ferri laity„PrOVn byoild the
ability otthe public-0) meet with Ont alreifi. era=
.ploymMtlof the national credit; but, the'fe*ig.
is to sustain then cheerfully r - I rg- r 4-1 "7 e 'r
41titetlealty endurable, . , \.. -,
Vtithregard to the *Or inerition the Promthent
r point otintelllgenee -relates teirmitlier 6%040
' ) .00) Rutalatu _of the /Mk mortifying , lthid. -it
I.occuricd in,tlthweighborbood of- lialattt; biri the
I:nighty:if s the 16th February ..,. The ilasalans,"
I it apppearis, hid redelted informationthat a yg,..
I liege called ' Cimporeeith abotit.four-miles and a'
I half firma that" plaieywne held by . 4006 tWiliS,.
end, it vat \ consequentlrresolved to'iothrourid
them end, cut. theta 'off by- surprise. For )this
purpose the Illusion general detached a bO4 of
5000 Mei:Whet:Were .directed to` march in the
'night andle'apProach the spot by two different
Utnalls,"so as OS trikathe-Ttirks in, front and rear
.Accordingly 200 \ men started intone direction
and 2too in another., The Weather howeverwas
14 - I (remeli'fogitv; and at a point Where the. kwe
rotas Met - Orme the \Village, the divisions mine
I\ suddenly upon each other ; 'and' encirsupPOsing
that they were encountering a battalion of Trains,
an action commenced,- acid: they cOntineed.fiiing
upon oneanother, foratthour sails. half,. until
' daylight\
diseloied, their - , Mistake, ',lt was then
found tbad SOO menhad bcellied ittailwentuleth
sad as the‘Torks trathe villa as Weillui at Rol;
(afat had meanwhile helm put ,ir the guard bylbo
sound . Of themusketry, the --Ilussiani, dial:ie./oi
't(ined andlicanillated,l'ell back.upon their origin-.
141 positlithitiliall possible speed s ., '......„ (
ii . ., ) \ -,Anexpeotation that thetiong threatened attach .
1 ettiialatitthsoini.:to he attempted is Still genera;"
eptigs4hthrevult Must have a most important In-'
Buono° in deturmining,the duration-4 the war,
the public' take wpthe papers each morning with
intemk'nntletY,XexPeptieg to see the \ heatling,
1 . Wefent'of the Turks" trot the tithe
I .mserniii he. '\ . t -... 4 '' -•-• ':- ' ' .
'
Two additional dOunlentst with the signethre
1 of the Vier have just been published. I . Ihrineon.
slats 'ea Mahifesto t. his, petiple - calling upon.
'them to eittesminate the enemies alba orthodox,
church Mid tik gravitate the exploiter 1812; While
tlthotheris the ", reply addressed by-thin to the
autograph lettarUflouladiapoleon. . The- letter,
hafilled. with some -of those monstrous 'perm
„ eltthe 'of feet by which the . czar it now..dikin
plohed; coupled With the old complaint that IMI
114 not suffered to remain in.place: ',- no lii m illi.„-,
ti.wmuifested. toward him by thealfiedpowera is 1
I still thoonhject. of ankriadversion. while net .the'
1 slightest word of elluilrita orjusilficaticm isc.Put
' firth in relation to: lthoriginal attack ' n the
territoryof ' ' At e'
1 his neighber„ \ 14 the same time, the
' cotardunicationt will do mucltgeothity .fikicasing
the hoSiilillt of Francthleminuch'ir thee:in.-hitt
1 "--Ifel.enough to Wrinel_upt.this predini=
tion, as ,r 4 as thlalirrit,hy. a taunt tvon thetde
fent OfNapolOrizi in the Anstriininvasio- ' -
%Nothing farther'his - trenSplreCot much . 'fur=
p . ortanie'
- itegtirding ,the inhnirlAction . or iho
lirSillks*:;Turkey, , and opinlonlitrit the move\
' xnent hue
,heeh„TriaLind,.promatUre, and:that'
i its ithppresslan Ilakt be_dlfundt,'l4ldly welnt
' ground. Utittsrbile,,howeier, fact} Whkia coop
tolight ineonientionarith Welles! that itlunam.
'I
t, manyhtstanees bean .protoked by - repacity and
misconduct' on the part of the provincial Turk=
ish Oovernors, ;who in proportion- to their , dlsv
ill4loolfoM Constantinople are, socustometto the'
practice, of illegal and reekleis tyranny, \ \ The
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VOLUME' LXV47-;- - NUM: - / - IER 91
neccsaityor a better' .041.111Zation in this re '
11
eels to•-remove all''Cvinkt ground - of. comp
will-become.an Immediate, duty of the 'a
powers, in which at aPpearathey ere likely
sincerely met by tEer . Diruk. , . • - I'' , • `!'.
The' embarketioi of - the ' ftritPerLion ' Of,
- British contingent is non :lllriraiseompleten '
'der the Mea t . satisfactory crlioninstancork. . Of
French Mirky ;it' is : expected :20;000-`men
have. sailed from -Tenon . , !,ki, the - - V llth of
month. According : - to Pdoolalians of .
military 'aiitheritieS;, the fi ret:Wilialost.betw
the alliedforcei end the ftusaik3lol4s,okapetted
occur about the..2otk of May: , ' - '' . l\ -; ' - ' - •••"
r After 'the departure .ef the hattlianket, \ ,
Englishflide sheared dint Washed flawless. 'Co''
sole were then onotedifti, but they kulraequert
receded ; to 901; - This - Averting.. however, •
hive closed at 911 ' The absence of -any' arri
• .
of • specie,` tither front • A4l;ralla or 'Anted'
and an :export of gold from beinfOn ,to P •
produced in the first:Matsui* rritrtierel tende
oy to , depression but therfinanelat statement r.
'thee Chancellor of the-Exchequer hitiatilly co •
teracted :the adverse feeling; owing te 'the f •
ofuni new•creation of stock: beingeorttemplat
: -, There has been scarcely any reaction from
s,reireht unprecedented' fall of Median stock •
sthe :various lkirepean tairketa: - At Pt. Pete
burgh the .signs of 'the. ..financier 'cent - date
which must aoon•-arrive: in ekinserOence of th
I, 4 in
depreciation -the currency; by IncreWed nape
Issuesirg-mere °billable, an •
gold is leaving they contltry,` - -\ A''proliibition o
its export was expected before, cthig bat prob
ablYfor the sake et appearanoes\the•Ciir wish
1,6 delay thatitt .. th until War with allied-pow. llte
ers has formall commetteed. ' \ ;
1
, The French. •istverrunerit have -' lanced au
intended loan for . p • sum: equal ' to -"Millions
sterling.
In thagrainrear4t„, notwithstandin an' an
noinicement that . the` exportation, of ,i.h at from'
Oderise hoe - been orbidden:Li tendeeci : te, lower
prier:alma:been minifeeten Witten,' Mirror;
anvietnel , change in rpiettitions: f- The ireithek
for egrieultural,eperatione in Pngland is conMd
ered during the past four , . ipoethrti . 3o have bet. .
of an
unus
uall '
Y fa •
vor ablo o erecter , -
,"" .•Nailfessv Of th e c_„
~ l e‘.. ,,. .
WilMaeas run ilita g o
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No have already Wormedo7 belove
d am
fitithfel Subjects of the progressoear
disagree
mente with the Ottethin' Poite., - \, „.• ~•
...':: "Since then , - although Edit illideitto win
=paced, -Welhaver.not cots ildtkincel4lfin wish,
news still *rob,' the, cerriation'mf .bloedebed.—
We even entertained the hopethatledlecOoll anti
\
time would convince tlt Turkialt.Goveranritiof
its Misconceptions enge area' ..by .. , treacherous
instigators, - in in - which 'eine' list 'domande; 'founded;
en treaties,. have been represented "as - attempts
at its independence and veillgintentkins ofig
grandizement. Vain hooay, \, ; _haver . liee n our ,
'expectations so far. ' '`, - .., -.1'1,-4; )
\ , !.The English ard'Preaell
.03 iernmente have •
sided with, urkey, and the app . the •
combined fleets at ; Coins op ec , ieried as a
; .\ti
further incentive, to its olatinio r Inow, both
the 'stern rowers, without '
.inkly,irledir• 1
rine war, have bent - their .fiekots \note , e r ßlack
Sen. ;reclaiming 'their intention `to ; 'feet the '.
\ ii
Turks and impede: the ;Cebu navigation '4f. our
vessels of n uar ,Lt for the defence of or ' ts.—
After no net d- of -a cburseameng% 'fir na- •
tions,lwnsa ed our embeseles fro gn and \ .
andprancnk a d have broken affair gel 'ca in- . \
toreoerse with. those powers...-. ~ , : .1-, ' , " ~,,'
'"Thits, P4land aid Franca hav,e,.. sideik mitts ,
- the ninnies of Chris tinnithagarnst Ruse% g olk 4, -
is combating for the Orthodox faith.":' , 'c
•"But Russia will hot betrather'lliklY dell' ; \
~and if enemies .enfriDge oar. frontiers; We ace_ 4
, ready to meet them with.the firmess . bequeathed
to us by our' ferefathern . Aro wedurt,thek,satak
t:t
i,i,
Silesian flatten; of wh ski exPlettx, the,,,nrwori- \
ble events of 1815 bea Wfteess 'l, ,' - v . . • '-; \
• , "May the Almighty a st ns"to previf thid by \
deeds. With ads hope; coinbatting for Our pir-
sccutedbrethren, followereoy . the leaner-Christ,
with ono accord let dl Rants niclaim, -,q) Lord,
.orintedeenier 1 Whearshallcwolwr-1,,,,,Mix God
be glorified and his ettemielt,seattersittr. . \
"St. Petersbergh M
, - M(g, :)I etneriary, 1854."
B.ars,an Tavi•On - "-Tinks.celehrated : tawnier Is ,
'shortly to *tern in.. this \city' The TOGVeland
Leader gives the' following , -Wain! of Ms sue
ceoses:in -that 40,14 - -'"--• ''- ;'' .,,.. ..k:. : •: ,
..- The.Meledien - inaereWdody . ielta:lntlca ca- •
, parity, leSt night,'. on the-.Oecesden. oil ; ftayard
•
Taylor's lecture. It wail ciertainlyilkiiiitost in
teresting' andinsteuetite lecture we,ovei,ipottem
bee to Imre heard: and, was laferied." ickerith
the greatest attention thiMighoutY :Ile-ltiltrtres
.„amti4 to-night, on "Japan. ".: , is said . thsc - the
'late tour made by Bayardlall thi.japan
\ enrol:llo6n was caused tithe. ha of ar,beaklli c\ •
ftft women to whew he bad pledge:Aida:teeth.
oeirmtption; believer - i robbed", 013310 t :11, \ 19C011, -
companion, and gave 'Retain another angel.--1, \
nfeir days before her death they were married, - \ ‘
and \ When her remains were' aid beneath ;the )..,
•
wild &Users, he Sot outl l flr 'the , East, with„ tier 1,
last sigh still fanning • pallid: check, ,-; ilia
coarse **since laken'ene of nineterinpted-euc- \
cess, and 'his Mission 'eralnentV, prospetojks-- ' •
Doubtlesehis heateri-lyikhas Marred pyor len -
pathway,ehCcred hissalidenedepinitand Smother'
hie erigged . Way, ` Mr:Tayibi;inlthotighswidely '
known as a Welter, will "achieveetilracater ge- \ \\
~,
Devitt is a lecturer, and 'it 3s n il t. too, ntrich to \ \
picklictihnt.thb yourf,g enther • Wiftlenia a name
-that Il i conn t r i*y I t o prouder& honOr,.--- ?;,-
• , ~ '.
woman - wall-worthy ,
Thelmly referr to was ' e inostAmely„ And
highly' accomplish' of, the
affection of the poet:\ - When 'AIr. Tailer,left,for
California it warOkiitti,. goldWAream, fontiare
he hoped, to win menotenough” to allow ;Olds
mdmage on his return:V i ka thlef:teturnitalt, •
how changed was his dre i Ito found thopere ••
I creature of his love wasti4 kiway-yerder4o . .foli '
r• destroyer, Consumption; was Seep toeeeher -
hernefrokfi - jiim forevee: '' trky, 'the, two•;spight \
not
be in these Sad he* they worn. mar- \
}i
nt, and the devoted husband;pras permitted to - \
brio his Wife die anon his breast. ' .It.. ii,ord.,of '
ulte4trepisoderi which render*" h)ananky;liaatiti-
futi;and kihkin'ire think andreirdW,.:TnylerrWe
instinctively utter &blessing.;; ,--; -, '4•',',
.A.Vnics raon -a* Seirra.':-::,Thnrplll6l
. 04 'is' .
I arcabS6ot of theriema'rkalifilie ireir Theoidore ',•,.
\
.
0: 'lrma, &Whig member etckerkgri l is- from
u\
cionisian4 on. the „Stibreakaloill , deliiired ' '
committee`W the whole on Thuls day ,. .
~, ~, 6 , 1,
\ las .
- \ Mr. ftubl.„wariippoled to ' e."t0ff,0!r.,,14•,'
Missouri Conipronuse,:censidiringU.Woitht .:-.k, i
violation of gee2d faith,. and contrary; to COia ,troe \
volley of the country, WgenderihgdlicOrds ithd 2`
Kdisrerksion betofien afferent 'ittetienni - and. 44 NA
-, \ 1
F ibithi.existOice of our bleastirftrieVr y pfit, \r
wnteroled that \tlts MiStoirri , C'etinprikm,upihivii-
passed biallaY gvW.t'eicitninerit'growirig",outOf. -:\ 1
ftdiri l a i very questionl that it was •effectedi'Vy \
Spit "ern .- Votee,. an , had - been knatainrid'iqz•4 \
et.b, , em meant°. - \ Wro denied thedif 2.r. that
-wete alt•re, that' reatitifeiniuu ^ i'ininfiVieite :for \ • •
the 'repeal, It line his belief, if Congrapkiripealed • \
the'filisireuri • Conthroniik it 'Would open-. hp \ .
'door Lb repeal the otherCOVlrieribieW, ivOrk,thesa
ns
\\II
bf:tha Go titution itself. liorkherti nelitlbyilltlif
opposedlo t. Patriotic Strap tegalritifies.and.,
large bodies f individuate Mee dechiradagrifint s
the repeal', e had seen let‘ere frena4d4ink ‘",,' ,
grished ettisent of; thell'orth,depreca , Oir '',
agitation' 'of the\ Orrery ipiestlittears Intense 'to - ','
the.peice of ti: Nolen -:- Thu retAil of theiffs . ~:
isouri',Compronikse,is condemned br,tanki - -oritt
former . opponents; \for fear of ishasstrous oriiiiem '
qiicncei to the conntfy. The soil .97,:blahrialin
and Bennie to notSPWtfitahle'Ai;4OvtisY4394,;•To
Erie men' w ill go thither ankrefileblishql,econsbi-,,
tutionvixeluding sla \Tel; aid' etinclifirftnelhO L's
slaves . who. May be there:: 'Per airprietteid Oi , ' 2' ,
poex.elavery . is . prolubitvlADL-eftecinailikm, , ,ir
prchibited bylaw Thes , whence the necirksiMe,
of repealing the Missodri Compromise? ' What , -
'1
motive can there bo eire‘d;the.limits of di ' 9\ -
to a territory which iitiefi;faierable:l4"thai -, \
atitution 1 .. They' of- he•SAttiadready lin* ir . \
enough to be profitably.onlavaledfor-ligit, i - , ' \ s ,
they sill keep their slaves udder :their karnigir.•`\ ' \
eminent toad keep
and will itot \ olloW 1 4,7 1 4Y5'''
to invade their rights, ' trecuridftitY, the ,cOnatlw , i'• ',,
tion.,But, while it is their policy he
there were sound reason' •of :Scanlon -0 Y that' I
would justify, them in reeirdlng•threellertato dlir
turb settled compacts, and induce 4q axe •
serve the peace and harmet4 of theltdon...,,T r ike, - I
true interest of all Section 4 wAa tO pr44ifourm
mony ;"to practice'on theprbietido ckkontlitay,t . .
olutioneryPatliers-i-"E.Pluribni tintintl-,44lnid i 1
tee WO Stand, divided ire fall-" , ''Ffortb:4l*ltli.r:- '.
Carolina step forward to Tudarb • tha,4 l . 4ispurld
Compromise I. Why had other`..%mtheil 'States • ,•`c
so long elept.on their Waage:. - I ,\Who- - kboalnils- .
docked the Senator from lalgioisi - ,3lr.)Dont,lasi.i . .
to step in front as the defender Ptl4o South ? - , --, 01
In conclusion ho :eloquently appceledc•te 34. - 1 , 1
North terd , auth to ' stand by 'theT,C4alifatli4
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and. Caton, with calumess:' avoiding 'OW 'litter-IL .
anco of ant ,sentimont -adkonlitedi to. iittedderv,„ --
nniand feelings among thn, Represftitiltretrofe i . , --'
any portion of th l -U 0 3 2.4"4-10kWolii4th.o.;17011;:•1 ..•
• Tun Bunks ronlza4r--)Y.4vtendetates \ iNWeIP - . ' .',l
letters hrtvejestbeed - rWeivenat firellibla,Tbikasp,
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frent Genera, Di. 31erlo'deanbiltne, Dr ;trio
4 Cel.:'TronottOit'antl'ilateati kabuki, trigint.,. ' ..- •'.-
Americanßiible &tidy taftinnaWirkitirafor ;
III:ling- bpi' * . ehately 12,000 or 114060 , W
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nerwherkirtdated; enithof.peoplp -aro etNIOnWr \\:-
possess it. " Will - tlek.' Chrfitinoi of Amities : '.,,,
(say, they) through your -swiety constenata two , :_.
or ti nge thousand dollars to bring eta the first .;4.4' 9 ..
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Witten?" We will' not doubt that the icapente., , ,'
will bele the affenstative.X Y. Coady,
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