The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, April 05, 1854, Image 1

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•.' •.' A ' DAILY-St= ditills Ter attrolut, payable bar roan. IZ. HALL; Attorney at Law, "Bake
a Minn. -' ' • • wolf's Stationer Grant street, between F lath end I ORDERS received by Express, or otherwise;
. w X 2M1,1"- Two donarsprr annum In adranb. Ci" 3o r, .2. 7 . ..g„„,.., Ihr ari.g or levnving Ladles Dresses. Mantillas and
-s,t' kgent i M " pre t. r 9 =t l .s ° ! ° .,.. • ' t o ll 00 ,,, iIk:WERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney atLao, tots gutifullr dyed- dycl late Curial° restored. Contort
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_Lit, et. Loots, kin fa 7 1 LT" ab :311:11r ogarernt ril arc„ l V, l l 9 Xe7n th:
1 : „sr 6,4 7 , 0 *, d o ,• ._. _ _ _,... ,_. 20 Oti It OBERT poLLocK , A ttorney et L ow _ tp.,,os garment.) treated in the meat ....a.rst
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The lockage for oath elub to hil adareasea - m one Purtelar The undersig' hat:when tome experkerce in the pro..
sotto beaus meteo r • d oon ,„ ',doh puerawns_ Corner of Fifth and Grant streetaoptenelt• tha Cloud ratio* of this bind.° at Staten hiland, a sad
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be and after the par aspires, unless the mooat le .... 99 . 999 149 /".. iltbburgt , mr - 21-1 • 23 that their attecesatu the sat of dying is utirlied.
a mural. ar,r, - • ; , c,' L, aRAIG , A mhat4air ¢ BA.IIIIETT.IMPIIIIWS k MI.
1 ..„ .r.-. , + „ ttomey at Law, New Cas tle,
RATES GF. ADVERTISING: ~, Lawronoo (kora, p onnt w ooo d„ - xi OLYNEXUX BELL, Mantilla and Cloak
Ono idnoro., no li no . o r norroaelll or dada)) . 3t , . iti . „4 , 0 PPM Walter Griug,Crras Credo, S. Dunhm.Erm, l ,1.V.1 3.l . ..flacturcrand Importer, 611 Cana l st
....---4 9 a Smith : Krame r A Bohm; IL lids Geo : Lc.
. " ~ _r e , , .-• iragt e 1„in.,;;;;;4,,,....-. I, a, _ ~24.3T u i.3 . , k ,n. ~...- , e l ali-dI T i-jfiEo. BULPLN, Paris - .Mantilla Emporium,
' Ull Lepatopoiss , of vsmrrurs am lasses - ,
-' ' '''' ''it : °s°""tt'.7.:.-:.:7-.-.--..... 300 '.
' j • AMEN'T. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office - sz ------'
Do tgar,Tweeti ---.•-•••••••••••-• 499 , poarth street. mar Grant, Pfttab - orgh. .11,10-d/T ill F. HllilLanD & SON, Wild Cherry
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isimusts, Cirmunda Balm, Pilhi,Salro. 1..93 John at
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Incestim - 9 00 4 P. SPALDING, Attorney and Counsel- r i T. HURLBURT, American llMniteo
- kir at Law. CleveianUljlo. , Leanne. PhartuaeT, Medicine*, Vials, Cases, Au, for
eluding Cantert 6 r j to.a or him Omanarda) 601 .
VAN DUESEN'S Itnced Wahpene. It 1
. o so ,k,p,,, go aset addltioual Ilne. .PRANCISC.FLANEGIN, Attorney atLaw. I' restores gray Hair tugs nal Odor, and crest° a
One sunum 0h 9 . 899 ," 9 . " 94 " 9 " . • (199 ' 9 4" .dd ...• litt. 170 Fourth stmt. Pittsburgh. new paowth of hdr- DopZ =bare st.
, w ,°,,s 'hu9 lirtirnr4 P.P F;e7tor ••••-••••••
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I.lells -- taltionalsounge urtll==ly rates; TAaPKIL E. BRADY, Attorney ?1, Law, itOCT. GILBER972rxma Memphis, is cur-
bait prim • fa N 0.19 Fifth Croat, ritub.sch. log hondretimit • Can= Tamers. Memo, and Wong :
Advarthwartants eseeVing • moue, and hotvivar tillesn. l - sr tnt the knife, at his oust rooms 483 ihroadwai. /
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o „ th ivti e lli b. ar ' etr i rotint= '' f ' ,l leradmrthamenta RA.NKF.RS AND BROKIERS. - A - LFREE WOODIIAM `-",
Mtumfacturer and
Ilermad thasmount charged for their publication - - Up., 1141pOrter OM uns. Rifles Pistols, La., nyulton lit.
di 9 = 9 :1=t 4 4 . 9 'on . 9,0) 9 '. 14 4 h 94 11. 1 ei. 9 ° 99 TIERNAN & CO, Bankers and Exchange . Is'; 11. WAIINICK, 'Manufacturer of Erk.anT
' "'WI l enti• MK marled on the cope for a opecified Brokers Na 95 Wool And, comer ofillamood Alley. t-, o elled (Nance - Fornltura ,ta,,d2 whit o , ot. :
actuntar onnaterthuu, t on h o dmionod till form , reed t burgh, Pa.
• PaDDent *keeled sieu ro mwt, --,,- • /Pliny andsell Dank Koieriand Coln. Digomot Time jO/IN DAVLS, Conttnission Merchant ant}
T5.,,,t,t1,.. 0r ~,,,,,,o u .d,;,.„ thr ,.„ 5e.,4„1,0,11,,,it„,s t o Esolusons, and PmutleoryNote. make Collections in all importer of }handles Wines and Cigars, 294 Wuk.
their own Immediate Imedneas. and all advertisement • for the orb:ideal cities of the Cabo; Theatre Depoeits on cell mot o r ot.
Ah o b on en of o th er 1 , ‘ ,„„ 000 - we n ~,, an o d ooo tt oonnon h, and on interest and gin Mir palm pt attention toll oth- - -
pa in 3o m oto i r ~.,„,,,,a, 0 . ,7, t s,,, o ,„„ h oo t., on d or matter. - apoortalni ng to a Broker's bovine°. GOODWIN & BRO., Manufacturers of h
ail classes of advertisements,. In Omen er t othardo• ho., t llai..linatant Exchange coustantli for salt_ mb29-13- j?‘ •• Flue Cut Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff, 257 and 109 '
r - it S gSM:lt i = " eragtr.ltriAtti d s ' Allter i'd l Aii''' 34h" ' ..... r9'. '''' ''''''''''''''''''''''' '' - ' 919 ht ''''''
o t - , miaow. . 3 , 3;3 ., ooty . toodt io doott ,, , R EAMER & .RAIIII, Banker. and Ex- - , ,
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AM advertimmenta M. charitable inst/tutio ri s, lire com- changelkOltent tiny taut tell (Mid and Savor and ,
T HEEU.II & WILSON, Propriotors arid I Ism'
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pules ward, townsidp, and other Instglainconnsa and all Notes, a Data loam on limn Fetter btocitSeero st.thi. kle ,
o rt ir. olket s o ss mrs s,,, of d d., ,,s ll. s. l7ilson's Potent Stitching
political meetings um notices, tote thargedhalfoMa, pay- ritimpunthium Moulasory Notes. and Then Bills or, P.ast N. /
able strictly lo advance. and Mut Buy and stall I n on
i o n. uoasn. Collor 31 SIMMONS Millinery ' 564 Broad- 3 ' 3 . 31
5t5, , ,N,,,,ti 0 0, to be der fol man - m° made OD all points In the Un Office comer of W• • ' • '
truth notices hauled wit/tont eliorge., unless aocomps. Tidal and Wood streets, directit moments the St . Chub. ',sr, near ileanyalitan Motel.
•tiled by Ramat Invitations or obituary notion, and when Botet
so socourpanied,to he paid fa: COOPER ROUSE, A. J. Pease t Bro., Pro
,, Baader admartisers, and an rebus amain' . eemmudsp- El . ' D. RING, Coin Stock and Exchange ‘,/ 1.130.,134i1r.0 ' 3.31 "
3303 5 , e 3 ' re/33131as e.t.a.. designed to call attention to • Broker Fourth eta:et-Dui s and °Um:Stock. on OR MAN CUTTER, successor .` to Lee,
P./..."801Pme seneels..33 , ..r. l/l o ti_it,lninettel.4 9 . 949, mina/oar L'irrhu on Eastern du tire. t ern X .
, 'Where ekarges see made Mr admittan notion of pri- r en t ro t, o,dh,oti }: ,*hangs th tr r •t i l g• t 9 ti . Ineyster et Co, Importer-and Jobber In Staple Dry
Late usociations , -enwotice designed to mil attention
nmgy t orn tu n d t
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Notes IlkToltlit arfdlid. 9 ' "'
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• . • , .. 1 1nrITIVtereirtoAn only lat in ulatal =ritit i t thiS P IIPdt, IlfAttili II IMLISIM '07 7- 'V .f.........RY. Y. MGT. IL L C HAFF ER, late W. Newlildla3•Mannfac
, ' /landing that the woe le to bet paid for. If intended to 13AbIER 'HANNA tt Co„ a
SUCTOBBOr3 i 0 do. torrroorooarn.'l"9l9D'4'l9laah..thtrio„intShhh'4,
99 ' 9 ' 9l ' 4 h ' ' l9 h.. ' 9°l'99' the Eh.° '' l/1 he .99 ". 9a Ilossev. Man ' rot k CM., Bankers,Parlange Ilrokersand •
, ,at tbsrld. Of 70 tent per line. . „,, ,
Dhlsof) red - notices to be charged moo m oo . - cslant in Foreign and Domestie P.tchauge, Certificates of SAMUEL L. CA VERLY, Wholesale Veal-
I s taz. i I Dank N ot ai e r t . , a s tid s r o pefl , ! ,, -N . LaLu i sf , of Wasi si r s d
Petitions 112 each. ,
I ar In Brooms. Painted Palbi and Tubs, Wood and Ws,.
Aaron,' and And/omn' advertimeanents not
a. ne Wielder Match
4 . 'to olost•d to r yeagdy totes , trot allowed a discount of Chee k s 99 ' " 1 ...1." ""..". " ""Vrti 0 " 196a- l er:l. 9. ...o% l6"l llree th 'nerrenst . C 3 7d eer '3 l - or Th k. i ' ntlai-lyr.
so One-thlrd per cent from the amount of pax, of the L e aped Stated. -
' VI I. ' 4 croir 14194" 1999ahm Dail 99. 79 . 49 99a A ' 99 ' 1 . 99 WLNDOW SIIADES, Gilt Cornices, fable
- IiMMX ow. rintarnsexy. yr max rams. ' ..• •
31 so A. 6711113 1 ,69 made on annstunnents of Produce, shipped CI th Ac-JORS TBRllM:E.llanufactruarand
One Swans, them inaertions
V 9 lnTlesal t e l lteelar'. No.lo Catharine M. and lio. 4 Chatham
On each auldttkeral insertion-. -. .... 87 9 . 91 .° 9 111v441 tonna
Smarr, New IF:. mbi).lyr
staransunmrs tv vaunt Peru: - - irng , •" 1. - One &mare, (10 finer) ono insenion- ... ..fA tents.
Do. , each additional lumrthm...._2l cents. lif 1)1 11. WILLI.% 3IS & CO., Bankers and
'•• .. Alilaristkat tassrps.spuits to sestsia /n advance. _ . :Km/tangs Itnikers North East corner of Wood and AGENCIES.
netrdatreets. Pitteburgh.
-- an traimietiODS Mad., OP 111.701 terms, ...I collections
ii ,CARD.-Ifaving lfeen appointed the ex
.+ ;'• ~. - 3 -RATES OF DISCOUNT. _ 92L.VPY "tended to. elusive ...unto for Pittsburgh, for the tale °instant
- -- - --- -'''''''- 1Y - voted Cemented end
Star t
olled
Leather Belting. man
=cum, inatrTol • rat mrmermo. 0 ."......" A WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers, ufactured by P. JEWELL: SON, ofllartford,Coreetkut,
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ssl /V f l a .2/1 „. 0 41...A ./.3M5 2.A L5 .1 0N „.... 5, Eatoetetyr,s-m.
... E. N An ..7 tr. b r".,th . .t.„." .64. ,t . ir ib t. ,,u th r.... . 8.. k of 4 rit o t. . w ::::,,,.",.... 5 ",t r .t" 1 th ° 0 ° .J.Z.rre'. . ° 7.- t i..• °f ll.lgij s .
- PENNSYLVANIA. Branch at -Xenia,--- do. -- o , , o . oo
, T „ ir l.. itll:gargt ,t° A 1.,, I L S ' il gt!stcTo ' eart ' w " id t rir c ' ,.f ° iVi d , a
I- 1 Bank of l'ilevzh s --par lirantir o i , a u t i. it c 'ws . ttru i ..... 2: -w i li.
4 ...,.....TE !. 1., Jr, Banker and pro- itobbor Belting constantly on hand, and ibr sale al. the
Nu 60 , adminlnhur the Dank of "Maci o nne Bolting /*Pot . ' ••
1 E s rlarWslannf's of . e d • crit t Vcgrootelal Match& do Pittaburg r h. th
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I k of Coonmeroo. --par Franklin Bank -,......... do ecp-6
Bank of North America-. Lafayette Bank-. do N lIOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign , 4 USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agenti 4
Buk of tither Libertleapar Ohio LlfbinsokTruat Co- d•
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of , o3u „ 000io
o _ . II 00 0 0rn • , n 0,,,, B on k_ d o
0„..a.e .AnAD0. ,,, m ,,... e5t1e Bills of Exchange, Orrtifint, of n o 1 Stock, Merchandise and /3111 Broker. Ohm
, N'o. 92
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of Pale Townetdp- Bank of,Y °anion •.-....0, - r.gi,. ogn-lion oe ta= i; o ° , :11 3 / t ile= l c =
t o rib street, ahme It cod. DUBII.. peornnnyja,
o h dl y
'Oentirci th arlegenraT.par " n NIIW N't" BNO . LAND. 1 th .... 1 ". 994 t h e United States
_,___ - Li AItIUEL L. MARSH,ELL. Secretary Citi
,. : 34=ns a 11Kluealue,, az All soll i nUtanka ..,.....- X
8aat....:.-...--e.--.. • - • ' 108 . h. ` COMMISSION *C.
Kensington pant -..::..._par -par New York. City--.....par 1.,3 more Insormat normany. 94 Water atreet
Iv P. JONES, ... e ti-eut of the • Insurance
Manufau it Mmh. tent .par Coantry,,,, ._,... --- X
AterhadW.Bahk:Z+l%. ' ' - avAin - Lintr. ,•t IiVX. A--McCLIIBG, Dealer in Fine Teas, VV • Co- of North AM ca. 141 Frame ottlet _
oinsr widr.....t... Beltimoro..---...---:-.1.r - Chaim Fatally Oroanim, Wooden and Willow Wars,
R=lphla litauk--.-par Costntre--- - -----T i a corner of Wood and Sixth Strada. Is now receiving a Ise,
.„ F :- GORDON, Secretary Western luau
. Bauttorart.itarc-..- par N.JEBSSY t DELAW s nort neat of Fresh Good., In addition to his already o_. oam CO. 92Water street.
. Tradesman• •Bank..--.-per All aolvent tanks. ..... -.. tendert stock. portitued from first hands in the Eastern 11 -
'' • - * Irsarlarnßetalt.....,. - .1 - ..1.1:... '•.-- TO L& - ' marteta which .111 be mid at the Purest m ark et rice, GARDINBRCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin
: )}" r f =l - .: ' ' l6 1 Rk graittchasi r a.. -1C ..1113rtitiIlt.b6,481Lit tot ra 9.4 I r an. ) I by the MI 11 .2,..fre..... ,. .,.....etr.5t5......r Woad
- - Banked Dandlla---.....par hr. - Itenk. Ns. Norfolk •• v -- alr" ok; o r t r o u nrorotuo tho d 4. 4 fr en , -,
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Bank of !MI Cs. Clitater-par Perron.' 13k of nrenla. :
Besesononwa, ..bso 3 . ,•=.., N e r,? 3, „„' 1 1 . ,_..... km. ,....,'"'" k ~ A &A. M'BANK, Conunission and For- Az . tool lanaseescesue.r. ST Water street.
,- Butkr.,:f G o t t N 9 W4,..7.• •••••••••- .
,1 - 1. 'warding Machu°, deal In Wool ond Predate ontra s at r 'Um. ....-
' Estk of Middletown: 4.- - NORTH EilioTiKi._ s.r.Aux woo, Pittsburgh Manufactunsa No 114. beasond G . -
•- Tar Thank of C. Fear-.-. 2 tame,. rittahargh. .04y 3 53 LO. H. TAYLOR S. IIUSTON, (successors
'll•Vt i grtrightar Ilank - of et. of N. Camil's 2 to Tailor ll Idioms.) General Commission and For,
• ' "CUM& , k..- .... ' T ,v' Ma. Bank,l7llcoloston. 2 C WELLS & CO., Commission Merchants vardhog Dominants. and Accede for Pastern Transport. ,
.- Colnalda Bk d• Brislamol. ''' Metrchants•Bkewhorn 2 • and Wholesale Dr
tratacon, _Fish. flout /hied tion Line, Wholesole Dealers in Staple Groceries chee
- Doylestown 8ank.....--por SOUTII CAROLINA. M:St
Co COLLEII27 Produce emeray. Nu 3-'5 Literty ingarOotto..Cotio Farm. Batting, Twice, Mnila.
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Miai1d1it.hink..................... n oftlaret of S,Carolina 2 street mmerelal Row, Pittsburgh. rapll,l3 stun and Kentucky Burnt Tobacco. Sole Ash, It indow
. X Dank of PtouthLWlna. 2 Glass, Pig Bar and Win°, .car, Naval Storrs, and Clotho
Wlik• - inaVslso7rcir Bank of curkidon 2j E. LEECH, 11I0ALPEll &CO , Whole- .sIl 99 d ini"../.r. 1 M 9 . 9 " 9 "..a. 43.94 " .P . '' .ll Y --
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Barg Laucsator-.pu lanteret kiedutaa' Ilk 2 o y d. 8, od 3 N o l o . to ~,t oo, t otoC m o" .. 3 Amnia for N o
MOP and vSannor 31111 Sheeting;
Bank ofltudingdem OBOVAIn- Pittsburgh. No. 49 Fe n street, (oppoolt tordsville,
nem. Ilk of edottylkill Ce-u Athrado Loa Las , 1it: bm.9 11. 3 ' 9991349.9 . 2 " ° ' 242 9.1 244 169 . 7 9 th'''• Pittsburgh and St. Lools - Paricot Lanslug,) etasiessr.t.
Far. k Wu. Waynesburg. X lit..."AtUmntn- ' 2
=lin Bit =ant/near rut of ilqr s gic s t,plia. .2 a Itionrue conotar...--- ..... --.-....montas e. ranntarca . , ntit , 32 „,„
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. iu„d ooo t, n oo k s 1 s'.1:1I ,BERT /c FREDERlCK,WhelesaleOro
=anat.. . ....T... _ BIZ:TUCK:I7f XVI ens, Produce Dealers, Forwarding and Onancimion 1 A. HUTCHISON & CO. Commission
Lancaster Corosty - Bls ' At -.par lik of Keutneky.Louhrtro Morchairs. /Nan Wood street, Pittaburgh. la • )t en and Agent. Muthe et-Louis:9mm Rada
•Lslanon Bank...---.....mar Bk of Louhrt•e. Muratori '..- , Muth ammo° on conalgoments. All good* pry. /aten in Sour, Molar., Fig and Bar Land. Iterne-
Miners. Bank of Pottsville to ItortheralfrorKeatucity " vinnted, l l deetald. apls OUtun Zinc, Paint, ke. AO. . . Mr
Meetaeorahelsßank---..Aar ecatherntikofKentocky no , noonoo „_ . .
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West *sues iterat e-.-.. s 4 1 /SSOUI/L
Wyoming lik,MßLesta nor etate orilltommi- X t' il. K: t :lßlNtig • ,.k Co ... .,Vilu;restile Grocers,. BOOKSELLERS. &C.
Jock 8ank........---- fes ILLINOIS. P rods Deal and Ccorranatinn Marcheate,--Ko. .
.- • Koller 504..--.......-. IStatoDuk and Braude' fA y street, Fitts
' 4l° 4 - 113 C. STOCKTON; late Johnston & ST-ock
-01110. Dank of Illicroie . ....- 75 . -
,WISCONSIR. 4191..19. „ . 9 9 " x " .----- - - --•----‘ 1 .."".. . 9 - 1 1 - 111,
_lt ton. Waked:et- Stationer, Prim.? sae Illinici, cea- --
19- Co. .h 94 0 CIPRUsr GER lIARBAUGH & Sacco- ter of Market and Third street, Pittsburgh.,
terrA ittAl== • .±7: 11;1 1194°. _
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. 2 ......11arbnorh.) Commlealon an/ sbrwrardies L. READ Bookseller and Stationer, No.
nrallett v. s_,:rl,4F.r.st.--' de r... 09 M.199;.' ) lank 3 Mendumten Dealers In }Pool and Produrit , generally. No. d ji - '
•• :. •H'999h Hfnath ::''' .9 11. 9 .• -.. . „ d e,... 99.9 ' nas¢ar bhno nk _ 3 .244 Fula =axis &sone str..t.s. Pittsburgh. Pa. sorely •.B Fourth street, AMU , Bulldingt
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Allesnetrat Tobsda-..-...- nrocanoo Complay--- 8 - 1 &W. REA, Flour F a3 tOr d. c omm i so i on ir R. WILDIN, Wholesale and Retail
= s litg... n . . --- 7 ,- r t "" ii-aw,61:7-- 3 ki ...a Fonrardloq Merchant* and Nolan to Prod 1,,, 0 ,•„.. D T,„ 1.7 3 , 19 ,3, 3 , h j h 0t .. tfit' 91 8 Vi t i d .4 ,171 4 41f%
at Columboa.... do ek Of N. Arostrica„
o „TorOnto 6 11.9 .1nr• 0 . 1 . 9 " 9 !". 91',thuneh W en
oteninnut PectroPtlf i l i - to - h .• - 1, - • - .rat
. -,-Mt. at Ashtabala.-, do Bk. of k the Pe
op Stool le, Toronto 0 MM.. M. .N. 4 ot Wa
-. tor and„.9o Front eta, Pitsurgh, __
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.'1 141 " . • - rolls s. DAVIg)N Bookseller and Ste-.
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" B I A C O T I:BNI EXCILINGI 6 / - KENDRICK, rancor - 01g aturtom- la thane. won:ease to buboes k Agniir. - No. e flisrket
. Busch at Cincinial.....Z..' de On New York- -...-.... par e., unmet= MoralcuU dm, A=7 Manufacturers. “ 9. '• 9 ' 9 " F9'911. ."Davison
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Armagh at Washlngton..- do On PhUaddrAti;- Tem Na 9. ' ,,, - W 99 d 4999 '. 91 h. 11:NRY S. BOSWORTIL Bookseller and
Arms: at Cad ..-1... .-..... do On Baltimore , par 1 attention paid to Forward nu Morchandion,
Branch all Lascastor--.... do WESTERN =CLUNG Y.. and tat for was No muncellon, or preforonos pester in Retinue,. au, Ks , 93 klarkra o.4ret, met
Bristoti at Steubenville-. do Chnitinatt. -1. - act Buts of Amy description. usorett, Pittsbox.h. Pa
----- .4 Orders II ►Oradea olostructl --- -
at 31 "' .99-- a° Lma r ”ilie ' w------ to tirrltti r ,:bo ea. to ' e9"111. th ', 7- 00 - . II;0 - 01 - 0TOIIertS811.1tatiOtterS,
:I, eA .""u*--..... roTt?4111/241A - PBC1E1I1:172. Trnln brol T ~Lifulli• sclitttse: sau rhst.-. tames s Wort ;Dept, sss - t sos, to the consent' mud,
El! at Marietta _:..::.: - . ddltoublorms epanish..-.19,90 Self tt up@ •Teri g.L.j.k. I. y ou , beb.lf ja,22, ttobri4h. Pa. School 0.1 law honk. conatantly on bud
dot do Patriot.---. 16,60 .
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o• ' B.. ' h '''' Th lliaiii,T.:: :pm:4N old .....,----..-to,oo ICIER & JONES,Forwarding and Commis-
Drawn at Mt. / I L lI.ENGLI - Sli & CO., Bookseller., NO.
9..___ do Peale, new.-.. 1 0 00 don m eo h on e o , p oo d ooo i p to ,d od p t 1, . N 0... Word street between Fourth: and Diamond
= 9 ll"lid 29h =___,,, dadErslerichadort----- .. 7 . 8 '" 0 , a afactured articles Caul Lin, cre:r6SavertitiVat. 1 T. P" ' - ` rh "` h • P4 '
11noreh et Pions---..... do Ten Thalers.--..----- .....• 9 _ Pittsburgh.
-o
Branch st Portsraouth- doll:Mamas ....- e, 90 -- . ~
- MUSIC tte.
nutua,ss asysaui--- do Too a." 1".. ..... ----- n , 9 6 AARDY, JONES at; CO - ., -Sitcresors to
nt.smit at CuYabogs--- do NeMi1 9999 . -- - ----- r - - ATWOO JONIfe A 00- Ocernalesitm and Forward-. TOWN 11. 3IELLOR, Dealer in Piano Penes,
_„.,
Brandt at Mavalika-..-. XiDoests--..---.-- 2,16 ,
.. ' 9 . 1 " 999 4 In Ilthibentli Maradacturediloode, OF Dude and Musical Instrouterta. Scheml Mott. and I ea•-•'
Pittsburgh, , , Stallone,. role ascent Re Cbleaseimee Plum Fortes. For
-
Bne: at
0 evrtaro kermaylvarna-No al 'Mod street
__ 110 :. POLNDEXTER, Commission and _.._ _
- :'PRICES OF STOCK& . Fr... din House, and forth* Ik e purchase male ENRY KIIIIIIR. ilealerin Music. Mu
=Ka= FOll, SUB PMITII=III OATXTTE, BY o . Western Produce. Dun, - Vas, Glass- and h Ma. 11 aka) Inernments, and ImPorter of Itellas &neve,
A. VVILKINS & CO. nufactlared Artielos of Pittsburgh . may Clirater.and le m t for Notre a Clark' strand and wmare Plano.
t 64 Front strut Pittsbm. Pa. ' - molt with o C.Lnan's ...dean Attachment Air) for Dunham s
Planoe._
, STOCK AND • EXCHANGE ' BROKERS, &ICY, MATILEWS & CO,WholesaleGm- II - 3 r. sts - i - plit -- I.iii 4, CO, „ --- ,i --- 0 st,, -- ~. 4 7 1 ,
A-0 71 FOCIZTII STREET. • care Commission and Forwarding Mordants and - _.
V t and Wt.& Vew Mole ma- v
--
' ' r-I'd39' ' ''9 C 91199
T.r9- 97 Water 9t- Pitt°9"99 ' dual; .'
. 4.171 31 . Mdral L" .•
tostroments - of ail kinds. t . t h•
ittiERCER & AIsITELO, General Commie
-0
ilfll,, sten umbsats, Philadelphia. ` - r.n.r.l se,ss.,-. . - ,0 DRUGGISTS.
.. i o iseuzi. made on conalimmenta of Praha. ssosesur. Jal7, _
-so .:IZr7 1 I 0 H N lIAFT, Jr, (rolezeaxor to Jos. Itl'Guf
r.ibd a.. . - -- 1 at-rsa-Lruir OHN WATT & CO., Wholesale "' GroCers. '
-.- --.-. b's•: - ....:..... 140 "-: •
-, llnt.Peb • Aug. l i a MY.) Wh , • 1...1e and Retail Druggist nod Dealer in
o 4ints. Otis; In oetura, kr, 141 Wand do a.' 3 doom below
0,,,... oo .d o t a..... .. 100 - - IntJutaJaly Itt (timed
050 smtdpv*/411 10 Prod.°. 9 . 9 i chain Alle. Pittebnne's Afellegolar Ascot fre Dr.
7.- - , DiL -- , a• .100 , ~- *- Int.Fab.• Any Mahwah klancifactorten No 6 Liberty et, Pittaburzh Food o sc,.,oki,s,, =aro
_ • AIM, Co.eft..- .. --_,- 1 00 ':; :: 79 t. MR•nn y A B. CANFIELD, late of Wa r rren, Ohio, ,t. uvula. Jlt .
_._. . - .__.-...-. . . . 1. aourtt runtars
bed'''atoilt. 7 j 9" .".... I ..., - ~T; , Corrordszion and Forwarding Merchant, and Whole , I WII.OOi & CO., Druggists and Apoth-
I
Pittburgh
Dean. Modiduce,terfunternandartidespertaining Lathe°
~.., . Da p' .coup wcr. . 0 6 :, - 11 -- . I t eS so -...-..., 1"4 1 : 4 ; •1 : 1 ; : : bd,o 9nriu"k. ' " ln t •r" rttno WW 7l 4'" or t d w Pr9dn"""' oorpl eb"" te,T o gr. • Wt*rni ' r. 1.1 " . '7 4 1 ne l iti g nat 4 l . 7 6 on ' ' ' ha n' nd r a n t 'a ceralat t re t om .'i nle t e 9.l"6, owert a rnen' h t "r of
cottP. Vann. " 90 '''' -• a.• mous =rte. a..-- - . -mous urmr, to t 1 ' 949 . 9 - '' sit
• refullyeaapromded- mylo 4 t
• ' ' .-
193 F0' .9.9. gm , Id, ri,„. { Stet asesorsna iiZobiSanalitlek Cod ThYdd... F 9e h''''''`' . •-•• • -
•., W, oi l.' 12=11Zi 3 4 re 6851 -d.; 6 1 1' LITTLE /a CO., Wholesale ;Grocers, TOIIN - P. SCOTT Wholesale Dealer in
,50
islA - Ml3 AB orders will warrisel prompt atle s tiOn.
_- - 9 ......„,
------- ,
sale Oroeeeg and
h+mch and
PaDn N). SS WarliaL
Dram. de Ka 24. Vinod Km°. Pitt.i.rab.
• I ""Was - go 8 8 ...-•••• /4 471 4 404 . o-hmrProd,..nedannardaC mmt, M .,... erchadt puu ta,sta t. el Doaltea ro4. la la Drugs, Paint, nil, Taimishee and Dye Studs, No. 206 ,
- .
„ iteldturny elivbrp Bank 40 200 274 o . ttsleartg it liastaftetures, Kn. 112 a.. etreetr Pitt. Morey street, putsbos.
tot ifuWorlu » 6d 61'. to
' s ''
Wastage p " ."11;a".---• -• 9 0 6 0
' ' PHEESE WAREHOUISE.--HENRY H. ,gtilir ''...i---.... c...-i . '6'64
••-••-s"'
taros - ,
_id d o mddge___.. 2., 23 , 94 Div.Marke uc0i,..5.,........ 5 ,..........,........ ___-
A.--F"XIiNESTCTCK k CO., Wl;oreirao
.2.- tad t: 61" ge .:7. r) ri i ti Dliv". j. pa 3,, h,9, 4 , ,,z,F ...- 4.1 . ,,,,,, , Fgli s V o frodnoe ganandly,
~,i R. Drocreda. and numnfacturem of White 'Lunged
'Northern ago
-... 1,:6 40 as rtr. 9 21 , 9r.0
and Lit/large axon Wood and rand stem°, Pitts.
Willianntnort Bridge-.....- 20 / 6 ITON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Whole- 1,„,.A,, ' meta
Sf.e.ban4, and Dealers _____
, Pltteblt Lif• row---
9 / 0 9 . re /%1?- 9 " In Fitteborgh Manmascturca, No.= Water Mut, Situ. I,FE. BELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
- - ' . .restern ImnuanesCo.- .... 19 /6). Nov. STX ht ... .
a Drum. Paint, Dm Stuffs Oils. l'arnhboo. /O. ka.
filtimme '4nm:rum Co- ~.. 19 Dtta , ... s!.. .
•
A Strood °met, littsbunch. Gods maranted, Ilia.
..1 '' 1044 . 01 ' 0 9 a Y D99 '....... C9- '" 7- TACOB FORSYTH, Jr.,Jr Forwarding and low
pitto , ooo , o r o iri - to 40 J combat= Ileteltant N 0.68 Water street, Pi tt alumgh. - - ---- .. . . 1....111:01Y111 T=o.
's
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-----.-b M. . 1.----- -
4°
41
40
DIT
(17.31"a. d. I'IS-la."
. . rw irra tu r itlififiC'Wiwie.ute & Retail
',. Ws„. ....t.,....:: so - - a..4 - stssme (MUSD ArAtER, Importer and Dealer . 11 DruEgiste. °p.m. of Ilberty sus Et Clair shafts.
Fg .sas
I SO-li6OWM.A.K-154.--re Co-„-virhar,rule
• _ - eistokwatat- 00 '42 4 0
„ D. 1.. •/.',. V 9
ct moo/AND:NM, Importer and
It 7 • -__ 4 ,
• ~.,,, . 419seiris 10 Now morn,
- --• _ • , 'asap Msd Retail Dealer' Is navtis,, neer Oil
. 10SEPII FLEMING, Socoosso? to L.Wilcoa
( „.,1. 71 ~,,„1:,.. gl,--j.,-- LA , 411 X 46 MR. DIV. ad*
,Table
and Plarer sis =fludow Shad. d, k Co. Oran Merlon street and Dlernand- Been am
/. , :KR it Ottioilattread....... to • '''' l''' di , Blom But Trimmings , N 0.112. tly on band a full and annotate suatroeut of Pr . =
6 . " a alraleu" „ IL
" ITS . R .
& DE. LAMM, Dealer in Hides, ~„.,A1 ' 4 11, 1° , ',6 ,„, "m sTi,„,s 4"2 ' " '„ ". P ''''` " ' "4 'll
. ~,. + rasa 00. -- 40 _ OO ••• " Lamar ME 013. MS Überta a set„ Ohm °filo Got- "- pima., p i reemipttossa carafallr ouspolools4 st all
Cana lardstoi.)- 1 vto - Morns.) • Tau' will keep on d. et: all times- a rm. tomm. lO ly
,-•- , ••• Do._ •dm Ou.k- 1 0 0 8 0 7,. - . ' oral wort...num Leather Mr as sod ss..e _ - -- -
- • r'' f Tittle Croak Ronk Boad 25 10
..• mu, it pormyses Plankltd • •Z 26 25 ' Tllll 6l r 'lll"emakere ilmit"'' Sao tee.
1)): LAY6B. 11ERCIIANTVAII•011'S.
..- , -... Turnpike Rd- 60 19 4
csg_o_...- -.., •-• MORRIS & PATTON, Wholesale anditet;
,;.
_
'..."
't
- ,Aedu t il m''''"'"""`th" E urwa o r h24 of " h° /49.199 .
B ---citESTER,
nod Tailor andL-1-o
-"'I ' ' ' '' 4* - avr ral ro ei Div ' , FL ts liogand rcuthestatass. solkr
' --. *----
- 148 lit at; l ist tio
a nouta.---- :so , s Now coo,. ' GROCERS. - B iftriairbidily,meroi,.. - .1 - tiii.w,_
----- loath c=n--- -..-- `... la ''• 16 isoßlaiT 3100 , RE, wt 7 -4 1 0--.-ife- •
gs, pr . ? on d p o d, I n p.m], Endo Chnbing, ill Lit.
Mk nr at r .-- :' - '''''''":
..„ ~ t tlfying . Thialer, Dealer Is Prallos.Plttotrarah Ilan. , r -g„-- r f-o:: -- ,„7, - ,,-,==4: ir t - ca c - ;;Vilft
rlyittaboxst 4 Ilie Ural,- - 4 1 9,4 - „. ans, and all kinds of Foreign sod Drateittleil, trut and o MOd 171 tg t o ts., otrf con°
dht„. _ ........,....„. - 2 V 4 - vos-in. 516 Liberty Kra° the herd a very lasu 74. üb,t, ereet.- w* are new refeltdew !Inn
• 000 lie o To• - ,:„_,..„:. r .„._ :- 4 216 . ederupwrior old lekdakey, which will be 'Reg dock of Goois for Caution.* s•West-lionot, l i es
19941 " 19.9 /19-11174--- "' - .. 7 . - 51.- I. a. Mun....-....-..... .. . ... -.-----„, IeCI.I7fOCIC Ont Olo.da end mirtnotere alp Plow alls,to • • l
arnWiteirli7.:::::::::: ::.• 2 1 ,,,, ". ir • G. GRAFF & CO., Grocers and Com- 7-- - --------=--:1------- -- =--
' 1"
' .--------..
- ' ...
Ads a"s"' merry .'''' •I ' De ` k" ' l"ll 3hl" of IIIISCELLANEOUS .
•,. FM. F l-4. Va . ^-•••" ---- "'"'''' - 311_,. .P 6 . &step 11 malactured articles, carnet of Sescond and
-_ - • Collhog.....••••••••*•••••-•• - - 4 Boareta, ittstonthr Pa fe14.17
T. C. WARRINGTON;
r' at --- -- -• 33 34 3 0 X Men Magentan ',....- ---,rms. 101111. . mipy ~,t d.,
Ual
- "'.".......
--.
" 12 ' 36
di BLACKBURN
1 C°'' W holesale G"). j AMES'. & CHILDTIEN r 'S SHOE STORE.
Dealers In Proditarand
- / 12.9.12: ''' -•••••••••• ' ••••-- •••
.is 1 IOXI Pllttern:l 7 •lh ol llffel r irefiTi ti ngeb and Oakum always -4 " 6 ill " thn 'l l w ' /*"a stall. umrtu""A ..". .1 16
on hand their Warehouse, 141 was: street, littabargh. o .rib idetmt. MU. ' 9 ". 1 . PI ,
- - -- mai 07 ' \
.1 • - senior
=RAMS AND BANNING ROI
WILKINS & . C(.,
moomiaow , smut", n wed.
• - prrrsscrsdA.N. •
FOIIREGN L and DornesticrExchatige, Coin;
BaciA Notes mid laadW,Arntnts, bonekt and fold. .
Ocauticas tads thmamow , Dm union.
. - .Eag n , o ,7 o : = Arp•
. direoa .
mid ntod sad. iniZmnetoDstod. .
en depar, Cam azid allmired When left,
:•:,. , OROWE E. ARNOLD di D 0..-
- TANKERS, '
.1)1. 1 11,3131.11 DI BANK NOrll4B,
„#4.14 worth street, l( -,,i,f, , ,,Te. l itank fir PimarroA.
_ ;;;; l i 3 M i liatt!zofter4otts e. most literal rstes-JON
,
-
. TB - Rani:NG II WHINES AN
-, IitatTABIX:
,•,..,• _ .' • • ! ' BEPAIIATORS ' ' • - D
RANTED
.-, WAR to bo tt;totighly '''
' - .
,_ , . ,64 tO apart walk made and dd a a brni no 4
, 7 t. ri r lt T lr , +, = w ei=lltrdad. Aeon l aAfidti;
1::: ,c , . z....q.-u.. Tr, -1= 1 ' 1 ; e" --4
.......„„,„.,.,.=.,14.,. bulited, and y
es beta=
Lono ut= tkan .le3o .r ot 1ij ,,,,, am .
4:a s ra th. z .... _rdi & r use i In the Wooden,
, t . n ....4 . 7, 1,...,,,r, dad ....T:f.r....-
...: =Vet t* lia a sua=aa la ' jt.'
1t ...,
... .1119.= taint. ai.t I.,sits.tea t. tb.
JA:Zes.F.Lo.stri husfmtrur,'&f",.,. and :ball
M.
._DnNTISTS.
', 1 - . .-s0017; Dentist, Fourth etzu° 4 4l3M,
• ay. do= ;en, pr maw- .Oh k. Loan
9 If to A . ' . • lan
, .
;WARD, DENTIST, Penn street,
&on abort lima. OM* Loan took o. a. to IS
gip pa awe will t naiad or sanded to
07opoda spLantmaat or
- . 3 " 3ll "%t i r lre • "Oar
frtttr.T DI M!. iirkw;Thr.i. Oro
.Ra.
no* Meet, aid IUT Viant
2O Kos
GILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Ciniseleileraterebasits, Y 0.194 Liberty street Pitt.
.wX. a . .........
..acre_
1,111 M. BAGALEY & CO; Wholesale Ore!
V.ll /m*2(04411 sad %I Wood streetaittsb , b... .'
aLIAM ; A. M'CLU
•
,Ten Dealer, arms of Weed and st r ee ts, has
alwaie on hand a war assorinmet et thole. Oroorrlnt and .
Ana Telia—Fidinien resale and lents. Wholesale ,and' Rate%
Dagen supplied en the lowest 4•••• • , • • • •
ROBEET .DALZELT 4 Sr. co, - Wholsitle,
Grocers. Comminion Merelantt, ..Iv in
and. Pittablargla manuacture. Ro. 243:LibeetT *UNA;
,
tIQ
. OK...i.3IcOANDLESS,._. einces4ors to'
W r y; i g 3, D. Tviek, Wholanala Grown.. rareaninsi end
Ontnealsdan n 3 G , Dealers In inns, rhila. o o t.
y..,,,, .0 ps . ,
t raborgh Manufacture* innserallyi norms of
AuCULBERTSON, Who!voile Grocer and
- avoralpum t.D.4.1. In Trallacemi. PM&
rg kw:ft/um ..
is, - 146 - Maly armed, Plttr.
h R; FlOkb,.Wholesalo'Grocers, Com
uthstnn Madam% aid ikalas te Zroattiee—ttouni
batch ?haling., hooting' alvilbeiTg h o oof l4-
. .
14 0.1101U114
7°. 'FACTORY.—Iic
111AOALET, WOOD RD A,' CO;;Whols, j 1.:44-puintosx. ; eme_wailftzte.
"310rocgr4Nor.213:Mattet atrostliatiklatade "" •=•• ' • ' -Ar*73l"Pkviral"Pditor•
. .
,
,1‘; 7... r.,. : : : :: :,. r. .p . F , , -..-, ~.i . ...:::t . 44 . ! L,2 1 . - . .^..''''''''' '.. .".7-' '' ' - f.. .4 '":, ..f :. '' - ..'2' ....‘..!. a::: - . .f:':. 'r''''' . .:7`.. '''.!..". :
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.
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- -
GRANT. ,MQW.ltY,.Denter ita .Leather
t, Ukiah 011 szol Shoo Flhtilithr, X.= Liberty dret‘t,
ohpoeUe the bead of Wax'. Mh.967
SCIIITCLIMAN'S UthOgilth •
Ertsbilehment, Third :street, impod tat t
illn7=lll Xjaw i v i Varsel 11 .
Urmia" Dui et), and V kiting C •.s„ engraved or
Drama on Wee, sad printed In tkilras.thdd. Adieu, dr
Blett. is the melt &Dented style, and st the meet reason,
stile pricer, • • • • • •
GENITIITE
FELIX'S EXTRACT OF
A; grjrr= bi ttret,=l!= n la
Pena PittAburaa, Pa.
11 1- 11 eWa .Istateildy.. 0/25417.
Groan an
IVADDROI"S SEED STURE[_.
ET a :Vete with Early Fee& for the DotbeneflPrunin t if 1
-. ' &ll,Yeitrin f d ? 19;J ( rh . ltil!it C rxr: et 3h =e B r ," 6nd er,
!!cron y inatenr. Orden CorogDellieill Alld !Ignite tills]
promptl on liberal terns. , lea , _
WAINER P. MARSHALL, .Dopcirtor and.
y• Disler' In Praia, l'lttitil "and- Decorattro. PIMIT
7Vga j te Marti-Weal ittratiPlthiberah„
Court k &.':VPUenel;","4',‘lgl.l'4, l'ear*
. . . .
VAItISEASMONS,VORLADIEIR;DRESE.
EL—The Parts i'mblons J 13104 dind.persthamar
be m ' "I° the ""Im il& 1: E. WILSON.
' 115130orna, aborwthatill street.*
r t BROIDERED. 'AND APLlCA,DW
ux.as—ltaikdos ziurkid fir EmbroLdaftet dp•
NUL& L. N. N:
Hatt No.leMilem stivertoitarclAind.
ILLIAIV- 'NOBLE, Upholetterer,' Anct
150kiti in VrholAtar. yolecalea t 7344ll
streotowitzb: 9 to tbp_rmsolssolL
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 5,1854.
FM'r4
&W." WOODWELL,WhoIeaaIe and Retail
maantsettaxr and Dealer la Cab Dot W. 1411,40
. ~...___ ~.__,...
i ENNETT & Blid.,Mannfacturers of P
"'
S• . :
nuts' Tailor c.ekbaghans stud Cram C.si !
i Lt., tlt er
re t 11. Mi .11.n:tor , aer or .IVssia
and lirstokllis! ' street . .s; Birsolniajo, °malts PM
maYJtrAir. .
.
•
TORN WETHEREL.t,... Manufacturer •• f
1' ep PAMT_BOX.TICES, a superior saCele, !DUD,
sad BRAZED BOX VICES, eon= of Anderson and
, toszuLosus square 'Outwits, Rand street Brida l al;
'2.5."_
. 7- ''''''T
rty.L WORKS, corner of First and Liberty
atneta. Pittaburgli. Pa..—Maeldnlste Tnols of Amer .
aneh , as IRON FL&NESS, bide and nand TURN
ISO LATHEFL-DRILLING MAOHINM tn. ta, manna.
turad to ceder. 1ta12.1 JOS. P. HAMILTON A CO: •
/ICUS . . ' • Qty , Kl.
SEI3 - I.UfaCt ". ilrereaf Skrig
and Mister noel, Plough. Slab Steel, Steel. Pk ,
ACP. COath and Ellytte Fprinvr, lima Nut Tape d&
'Patent &rex Mall and Hammered Iron .41na—Ormat nt
-Roes and First streeta, Plttaburgli. • • . , .
somrs d Qrroo
IL B. ROGERS & CO, Manufacturer, of
0 Lir
14 .4,' Pl=gr u rre Steel Claltivator.—"hier)
- -
,AWSON ; MOILAN & Manufactil
or &e, Tr.ebonselio. Wocid
Elmit and cowed streets. rittsburßb.
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. • S i
ENNEDY, CIULDS .t CO.. • litonarao:,
taxers of- . -
Perm A No. I beery 43 Sheeting; -
. Carpet Chain otalloolors and shade" .: •
Craton Tritoln&r. . . .
4 . .Ploughll ,
nes and Sash Cord,
_• f
Battlng.
Rene of all slum and doscriptleffr.' .
••
. 6.
Orders left at the Tinkerers Store of tii,gart, mi
t (7.... 131 Wood street. will have attention. :-. .IS2Erar !
TIERRON **
;aid Brasi,
11 Folinders.'llanufacturere of all kind. drEtngsa Worki.
moors, :Gam Engine, Plumbers, Lc. ,u,o, p.m.*
LiIIS-InSaltdaCtllrera.
003DILY. Rebeccstreet; Wanswxui.No.l2. Naket
• A ll egheny city. • Arcot, nearFirst,Pitteburgh
T. B.—thd Otani and COPLwr taken in exchange Sir work,
or ea.& paid. (*den left at the Foundry or Opine, wlli be attended to
Punctually. : 1616:1Y.
Arnold ik Williams • •
•
EATING , AND VENTILATING WARD;
11013.51:---Manurattorm Chili:nil. Furnoon,
No 25
r . t3y2ht bon Ming, and Ottin g ln Steam, Ou or Weer.
et moot, Pittabargit. • .
1111-We beie vola Ma. Tonelees, Patterrite r „, to Mnsm:
ARNOLD & 'WILLIAMS: whom we eordWly recommend .
Lathe patrowevi the public.
oel _ scArn, /ATKINSON k OUr
VINE AND. CEDAR WAR L—SAMUEL
SBOESEY keel* onenstantlf on• hand ar ee.rt;
wont of Waati and Bath Tuba Dom Btuambra Oak Well,
Kitchen or Draw Buskers Woolen Bowls, . urns, Dry
Measure& atm and Elserry Washßoards, and all other
lamb or ware In Ida !taw. • •
las-80 nest. Tuba, and 100 dont, 'Matta.
Wareroom, Muorde lUD. 111111 street. Dlttesarttb, IL
mall , . .
cksmith Bellows - Ilanufactory.
VO-PARTNERSILIP .NO,TICE.—Tho. in •
en
would reeneetfully Inform their hien& en
the peddle generally. that they ha. entered 1 0 b
allip commencing on the 10th of April, under the Orm of
WILLIAMS A CO., for the manufacture. of 11LACKSILLT
WILLOWS of every dreciptlon. which they are &tarsal
ed to make of the very teat Materials and inverter world
manstdp. They Intend to M. always in hand an assort:
meat Grail Axes from . ..e3 to 40 lathe, at their manufaderyi
corner of Robinson and Sandusky gnat.
Roma WILLIAMS,
JAMES WILSON. • ;.
Allegheny City, May 2d. ' mYllorlY
lf A. BROWN. would most - respectfullyin•
El • Them the public that be keeps on band, it his stood
on
the :rest side of the Diamond. Allegheny Clty,O. wn.
plate easmitnont of Von Mad Blinds: Alto, Venni.= Shots
tors ate made to order. In the bort style, warranted Wild
to aor In the tielted Rat.. ills 'Blinds CM , be removed
wlttant tbsrald of a sere+ driver- llering toterbased tLr
Morn. tools. and weal of lbw (kblnet Establlsbntont of
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WZDNESOAY MOWN APRIL b, IBM
sir Charles ?meter, Ceramander-m-cider
of the Amble Fleet.;
If If one thing morethan any other had a tend ,
ency to assure the world that, after much hesi
tation and needless delays, - the British Ministry
were determined, at last„to enter earnestly into
lhe contest with Russia, it was the appointment
, of Vice-Admiral Sir Chirles Napier to the corn
* o • . d of the Baltic. fleet. - Three weeks ago Laid
easterougg remarked, withgreat truth, that
. the teal battle must be fought in the Baltic
d not in theßlaok Sea." The general opinion
is that Napier, of all men now In the British
service, is the best qualified tethe chief cons-
Mind of the new " Battlii.of the Baltic." The
only Admiral whole claims - in any, *ay approx
imate to. hie; is the veteran Earl of Diu:Kim:odd,
better known, perhaps, by • his earlier title
of Lord - Cochrane; which , . ho bore-during his
gallant exploits, commencing nearly half a ben-.
Wry, ago, during the. war with Nepokon ihe
struggle for independence by the
.Spanish Pror,
inces of South America, and, at a late date; in.
the service of Greece.. Lord Diandonald, it is
said, was anxious to lend the Baltic fleet in Abe
'coming contest, but the .Britiali Government have
wisely abandoned the extremely absurd practice
of allowing seniority to oterride other qualifica
tions, and the-fact that hie lordship is in his art
enty.ninth year (having been born hi 1775) was
properly taken as a sufficient obstacle to his em
ployment, in active service. Sir'Charles Napier'
himself is 68 years old, but his strong constitu
tion, sound health, personal activity and temper
..nto habits give him the appearance- of being
many_years younger..
The Napier family has greatly distinguished
itself during this last forty years. 'Ono of them
was • that fine old soldier, the late Sir Charles
James Napier, the hero in the war in Scinde,
in 18.42, the first British General who ever inner-
ted.in his dissmitches the names 'of private sol
diers who distinguished themselves in battle.—
Another Napier is the nigher of the "History of
the War in the Poninieda,": which is of itself a
monument of his indOstryin collecting facts, his
skill in arranging them, . and his eloquence in
condensing them into as eloquent and clear, a.
narrative as has ever handed, down great deeds
in fitting language : Alhird Napier, who died in
China in 1884, was selected, on account of his '
eagacious threwdness, to discharge difficult diplo
matic duties there. Others of the family have
served in tho army, all of them with distinction.
Sir Charles Napier,. grand son of the fifth. Lord
Napier of Murchiston in the , County of Stirling,
is a Scot by birth and lineage. Born on the 6th
of March, 1686, he entered the British Navy, is.
a volunteer, .before ho was fourteen, and has
.been over fifty four years in the same. From
November, 1799, he served as a volunteer, and
was made a 'midshipman in March, 1802. In
November, 1805, he became .lieutenant;' An
March, 1807, he was made acting commander of
the brig Pultusk, and- was placed; in August,
1808, in command of the Recruit brig, of 18 guns,
in which he fought and put to flight a French
corvette with more metal and men. Biz own
mainmast was shot away, and though he was -.
severely wounded, (ono shot breaking his thigh,)
refund to leave the- deck until the enemy had
alerted off: He had reached the rank of captain
of the fleet iti 1800 ; and assisted in the reduc
tion of the Island of Martinique: An important
position, called Fort Edward, had to be secured,
and, in open day, amid the fire of the enemy, he
headed n *mall "forlorn hope" of five men; with
whom be landed, scaled the walla ancrplanted ,
an d
; planted
union flag on the ramparts. lie assisted -
also in the capture of the d'ileapolt; a French
seventy-four, and was placed' in command of his •
prize, with the rank of past-captain.: We was
at the age of 22,and he had fairly; worked him
self up to this rnk, without family influence or
political interest.
In 1810, when there literally being neFrench
fleet the naval service was nearly ended, Capt
Napier went to the Peninsula as a volunteer and
fought, with the courage which has eminently
distnigedshed him in several battles there with
Wellington's soldiers. in 1813, employed on
theexpedition fitted out In Sicily, he assisted in
- taking the Island of Fonza, in the face of a
greatlyseperiorresietory force: the King of the .
Two Siellies 'appointed him Cavaliers de Pone,
in ackdowledgment of this exploit. Soon after,
his serdees in the expedition against Alexandria
procured him particular notice in the dispatches,
In June, 181 u, the Euryalus, which he then
-.commended was paid off, and Capt. Napier was
made a Companion of the Bath.: '
. Fourteen years of inactivity followed. From
IB_^9 to 1832 he was employed to command the
frigate Galatea. Ile resigned his appointment
An order, with permission from the Britishtlov
ern:neat, to succeed Minima Bart. - rebut as eats
mender of Don - Pedro's' Portuguese fleet. He
defeated the more buttercup; fleet of Don Miguel ,
.off Cape St. Vincent, whereby the Crown of
Portugal wins secured for the lately deceased •
Queen, Donna Maria. For this victory ho was
created a noble of the Kingdom of Portage, by
the title of Count Cape St. Vincent, and obtain
ed the Grand Cross of the Order of the Twofer •
end Sword. , At the dinner given to him on the
7th of this month by the' reform Club in London,
Sir CharleiNapier's services in aid. of the cause
of liberty in Portugal were that graphically
..sketched by Lord Palmerston : In the year(
1833, when he gallantly volmteered to sereethe i
' tans* of the Oaten of Portugal against the en.
asehments and usurpations of Doh Miguel, and
1 to defend, constitutional rights and liberties
against arbitrary power, he took the command
of a modest fleet of frigates and corvettes ; and.
while in command of that little squadron, he cap
tured a aruadron of far superior force, including
, two line-of-battloships, one of which my gallant
I friend himself was die nest to -"board, 1 have
been told, further; that white hanging in the
shrouds, trying to get on the deck, he was poked
al by a Portugneao pitman. • and very nearly
lest the chance of meeting us all here to-day.--:
But there was on that occasion another clause-
Mastic trait of the coolness awry gallant friend;
far when be had enabled on the deck and was
calling en those who had posession of it to'sur
mder, a Portuguese officer inn fall drive at him
to run him through. *galled friend quietly
parried the thrust, and not troubling himself to
deal otherwise with his Portage's° assailant, Its
merely gave him a hearty kick and sent him tam-1
. bling down the hatchway." • .' '' `I
-• In replying to this speech, Sit , Charles Napier,
said that Lord Palpaernton had erroneously, Apo
ken of him as the flirt man'to board the Portu
guese line, of battle-ship,'; Bud," 'mid Sir
Choke, ."waiinot the fact, as,'had I been ever
so willing, I could not have done so, having the
care of the whole squadron on my hinds. This
men who were the Cent to board were my gallant
friend Captain Wilkinson. and nip ion who was
100 in the Avenger. To them alone is due the
glory of that action." The °Moor alluded to was
81.1. Charles's only son.. • ...
Lord - Pelmenton mentioned 'enother circum
staiort, related to him by the late Lord William
Russell, !• who told me "'aid he, "that one day
he heard that my galla nt friend was in the neigh- .
borhood of the fortress of Valencia, a Porte. ,
geese fort '
at a cOnsiderible distaste° from the
uadron. lie and Col. Hare Weld to see, and
be told me that he was not long before he saw •
man dressed in a very `easy way, Billowed by a
fellow With two muskets on his s houlders.' . They
took him at first for Robinson Cresols, hht they
soon ascertained It was my gallant 'friend and • I
marine following him. • Well,' said ho,
_..Nepler,
'what - ire you doing hose I" The answer was,
i I'tn going to take Valencia.' ',. But, dr,' said
Lind' William Russell, 'Valencia is e !fortified
.
town; end We; !soldiers know bow fortified towns
Are taken. You Must open trenches, Make sp
. preaches, and establish batteries and breaches.
Ali these things Jake a. good deal of time, and
must be done according • rule.' • Oh,' said ray,
, gallant friend. • Ildire no time for that.
~I Min
got 4 blue jaokeit herewith ar•ship'e musket, and
1 mean to take the town with a letter.' And so
he did. lie sent the Governer's litter telling
hire that it was Much better Mierrender at die-
Cretidn.. The GoVerter was a eery sensible men,
who knew what sort of a fellow he bad to dial
with,, and ea surrender he did . '
• The trenches,
allOroarbes. batteries, and breaches were all se
red and Valencia was handed over to the Queen
. In 1839 Napier took command ot,thePowMful;
an:B4 gun man-of-war, intendedler the Mater.
muesli. 101140 he was made bommodoro; and
second In command, under Admiral Sir Robert
Stopford, of the ,fieet ongagiorek the coast Of Sy
ria, in the proomidinge against Mehemet All and
Ibraham Pasha. "Mere," (agalh to quidellroin
Rnimerelon) "he landed with . the marines; a
teeing reeeiVed, fresh detachments gained ve
if
iimiortane ria
tiotelortning the town of Sid
and taking 8,009 or 4,000 Egyptian prisoners
After that he took an important part In the a '
tech and caPture of Acre..; But;he was not con
tent wit:heeling successfully the part of admiral
and general, but , Ito must also act the pert of di
plomatist, which he filled with equal success, for
he went In command of part of the fleet to Alex
andrio; •nail persuaded Mehemet Ali to sign • a
content:lin whiehied to' the,peneefal, evacuation
- of Syria by the, remnant of the. Egyptian foroes i
which survived.T. By . that means a vast amount
of human life" was'mud, end Syria was: relieved
Rom the danger by which sdie had been nie
noted
Reterningto England, CaramodereNapier was
Made knight , of Bath, received =the • thanks'. of
Parliament, with ;aide ITaaiirAid.de•CentPity
•
Queen Victoria, lied.wialonored with he iasig.
1114. of. Rend= ao4 Frtiediet,Onierenf Ohimlry.
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ral, and in 1853 Urania TiAtimirid. Ili the
Reform Club dianekhe empha 'rally said, ""I es.-.
xil i press my hope that in the e 'tion upon whiCh
I am setting theth—a verygreat expediiion. I
Cannot sayaf 'wax, because we araat peace—but
. it isrverynear war; .and,potisibly when I get inta
the Baltic, I shill take an opportunity toleelare.
war—it is to be hoped, I aay;tfiat ho ill be able,
to give as satisfactory an account of' that eipe 7
dition as of the - pieceeding‘ones. -I- hope that,
the end of that wet , . will ,bkprosperou ; and I'
hope that with confidence, because I ma ywifely'
say thattlis country never senkont such a \ ep
len-,
did fleet as that whicitis now going to the \Re
tie." Tho.response of Sir Jainespraliam was as
decided as the language Of Napier hinielfr ?Re,
does not go forth under' nyhypocatirical pretenee
of conducting:a religious war, but his goes ferth,
to anoint the independence of Europe. to main
thin the balancaof :power, and to resist, I hope,
successfully' as lawless a spirit-, and as reckless a
desire of aggrandizement, as ever disgraced the
'ruler of •any country. My gallant friend says
that When he gets into the Baltic he will declare
war. Now 1, ei Mrsi Lord of the A4miralty:give
hies eill . free content. 'I hops that that war.may
be short and sharp;- and:being entrusted to lite
hands lam sure it will he dedisive.": \ .. \
. Parliament iathe =hired goal of public men
in England. Accordingly,'in 1832, Rapier con-
tested the %rough of -Portimoritheand was de
feated. In ‘1837, a like attempt for Greenwich
Was unsuccessful also. In 184,1, after his triom
phant career in Byria, he 'wag, elected member
for the great metropolitan borough' of Maryle
bout,. and, consistent in the advocacy of refornt
principles, was as little of a`party man
,as any-%
body in Parliament, Ile,wes of course, • not to
be relied upon by any ministr y; however liberal
its professions or pretentious, for he hadan awk
ward habit of blurting out the truth, `o rooted
antipathy to what Thomas Carlyle calls , Ishams"
and expedients, a strong conviction that 'reform,
to be useful, most be prompt and complete, and
, a wholesome hatred of all tempOsiting and \ con
cession. If the Government of the day, yielding
to "th e pressure from without," tardily under
look,to remedy en evil; Napier was \the than to
-insistshat the change be s real one. General.;
ly'veirking. hetrupported the successive adnain.: ,
istratioir4f LO H! Grey, Melbourne, end John
Enamel, but declined following the example of
Mi..Runie„ \who publicly declared that, in order
.to maintain the Whigs in office; he "would not
hesitate telt:A.3 that, black was white." \
-Much crusiatisfaction was caused among '‘ the
liberal party,itid also in the Navy; etthe 1111 \ 11,11-
ner in which Raider was shelved,. after his sec
cess in 'Syria, by the Whig Itrmistry. It.
expected that he Would have been placed itf,
office as one of the. tords . of the Admirality, and
thus become identised with the actual adminis
trative government et the Navy: The fact Was
the Whig 'Ministry was not aqittle afraid: of him.'
Like all his 'family, he Las the faculty. of ,exr
pressing- himitelf elearlY and forcibly, either as a
speaker or a writer. 'llia literary reputation
rests on his works giving accOunt of the:War
. between Don Pedro and Dori. Idighel, (published
in - 18400 and his sketch Of '4.lte war ni:Spill;
which appears in 1842. Bit he also had exhibi-
led a "fatal facilitf! in the coMposition of patn-'1
'pidets and stinging letters • (which last usually
appeared in The Times newspap e r} on fire defects
of the modern system 'of Naval architecture, the
abuse - Which had crept In the Gov ernment , Naval
Taxis and 'Arsenals, the defects M the manner 1
in which Naval promotions took place ; and, a- 1
bove all, on, the general , state of \ the British
Nevi, which he contended, Was never k . bad AS
when hewrole. There wak‘truth an nisgasity
' .
his abserritiOtts, but the Government eMatend.
ed that they were ill-timed, and that Mocha of
.being publiahea, they should haye been pritate
ly communicated to the Admiralty-which,
replied, would - be the certain way ,noeto-o
their being adopted , wholly Or oven partially ',
There is'uo'doubt that his exposure`ind sugges-, 1
lions, which - chimed in with the Duke , of Welling
ton's appreheniten as to the ineffxcient,.. , deferusea
of the county,' i c ed to the Improiements in the i
Naval Department'
th which have non., enabled Eng- I
land to send into e Baltic Om largest and best
fleet she hit collell since the time of Nelson
—a fleet also,. whic . is manned ,by volunteers
and nor by =preform/I as was the practice
formerly. The strong fai l :ging() which Sir Charles
employed in lda, pawl* ets and letters, Was . ta
ken by . Lord 70m Ittutse,as a pretext for refui.
1 7.0.
irk Mtn soma thhe 'ago tli command of the‘Mettil , ,
terranean Beet. ' , But am prudent matOrith
all outward show ntimpotu nity, never breathed:
Be is eminently energetic, the character \of
his mind may Le judged froni\wiett Lord William
Russell said 'pf hiin t o Palmerston in, 18.10.-,,
"When I rainSinerL"'Ausid Babtlerstes. "the gni
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lantryand daring of my.friend.h , said; ' I es, all
that is 'erne; but; there te.anothe' quality which
Napier ioasesso'shichis \as ratan eso eithcr.of
thesesnal asimpertant iningtedieut in success.
I:never saw a man.in my life who ado:dated 'Co
'ma:lY mores beforolumd. 'Now, when a man
.calculates his moves beforefiand,, and, has, the
spirit to carry out thoee moves which 'has been;
exhibited by my gallant friend,l think that any
country may safely place, its fate and fertunes
in his hands'; and I fecicon fi dent that ha . will
I not betray them." , „. ''.. \
In a word, Napier has been truly described as
. ,
a rough and ready.sailor--si .man of: actiert sad
not of words ;.without pretence—of simple halt-
iti"--of unassuming and -modest demeanor but
of strong and resolute will; whit sees at a glance,
what is boot be done, and' seeing it, does it in `t .
the most spirited and dashing manner, in 'spit! of
difficulties and.perils;tuid withont way otheridea
than the great and pars:Count ono of duty. If
this man,with'his avowed ilad pritven antipathy i
to all that in conrentionitl,‘ had lived in a repub
lic, he would have there \ been precisely in Ids'
proper place.
Although no rhetorician, 'Napier is ", a bold,
itralghtforward,and convincing'- public streaker.
There are occasional "fits" of comic aketehinkin
his speeches, which show • great deal of, vintet
and natriralltunter. His speeches are distin
guishable fue.the quantityNeffaits which he puts
into them, and their, ardent truthfulnmet They
are deficient in.nasoning, for Napier cannot ar 7 .
gue, but they harsh:Awe from the Weight and di
:sot application of his facts. -
In person Sir Charles Napier is somewhat un
der the middle statue, stout or ?tithe's hurley
figure, With white hair, a fall akd healthy face
and • frank air and'addrees.' voice is Bono;
- sous and his mainer,hearty. - lie With a
halt, the offset of;one of the severe sroundi
which he melted in early tifq.
Queen Victoria was to review the.''fieet at
Spitheisd ou the 10th inst., and would probably
TlSit Sir Charlesboard, the Duke of Viellitig•
ton, on which he hes hoisted his flag as-Admiral
in command.—Y. Trains.,
11Y TUX \
Oprre!rpoedeon of the Y:toasmeedal
Lotl7, March 17, ISM. \
There instill a totaln nee of evengul news,
and it is a singular fact tint the weekr.ftich luta
'been marked by the diparniMarthe moot few.,'
Wel - war Soot ever sent forth' by any country;
has been alumieteilsed by a'degree, of dullness as
'regards general intelligence'Vesely experienced
In the quietest times,. It is equally remarkable
. that the - lure been , Characterine - d by:
a condition of e p blic fends more monotonorts
than that whichpreMlle on , theaverage dining ' s
the most ordinary operetiona:- Thiele a singo-2,
lar prelude to the mermen When a forty yours
'European peace is about to be broken truCit may
be merely the stillness bitten an earthquake, or
s• Niagara like pause of
.tho waters bonne their
Rim' Plunge.
. The shuffling diplomacy of \the. thrman Pow
ers, npon which the Cur hasastutely caleidated
from the first, Is still the principal nide - Of at
tention.". Prussia ecutinues to adhere to the pa-
lig of having no &nay it oil, - which Cost her s,
much In former wars. alre . standin a g-man *he i
a
Se sOme fellow - eltirear pursuing a thief
_but'
who says it Is no business of mino.'.! If• hey I
like'to run the risk of tom clothes and broken
bones for the sake of vindiciting elte,law, they
sic perfectly welcome Mlle- so, but for hiepart
it will be tune. enough to move whet:Cain oft
premisea: are attacked, naid meanwhile if the'
thief should escape, perhaps he may :reward
those who have stood neutral by sparing them in
-his future dopeedations.- The system, however
wise It tome to the. King of Prussia, has never'
been found to answer, and no country kerr ad
mere opportunities than. Prussia of learrung that
lesson. ;Evert alread,y she' is beginning to expe
rience incenveniences. - The Prince of llohenzol
leen, despatched to Paris with apologies and ex
planations, hasreceived • rebuff from the French
llorenintent, and Oeneralfilreehen, who ' has been
,deputied on a elmilaronission -I to England, will
experience a like reception. If, lathechanges
that may--dew-from the approaching w ar; -.a
French army should ultimately be : found on the
Rhenish frontier, It is to be hoped-King Ender,
ick Williammay then beleft to himself; and that
the other Porters, by,inftrming him that it' is no
business of theirs, may mini him a eimpter of his
own diplomacy. . -
The conduct - of Austin' 'appears for' the .mo
ment-more decided, since -although she -dreods
breaking with the Czar, ehe does not .profess an
expectation of remaining neutral. From the
jealtany between her end Prussia it le probable:
moreover, that the policy - of the lattermay stint-
Wen her to a more decided Munto in accordance
with the:Western Powers', than she would - other-,
wise have pursued. The natienid to"
liusaltillsrougliout Geninusy. being more active
at this moment than ever, •ehe may see that by.
'ministering bolt glille:Pruisbi elands aloof . ..end
let ,the moment pass; she May , asiume her ,01.1
,Piepiriderance **the head or thillermanpnitm
':,s.
- \ N
\
. :.. •
' and the eepresentatiyenf itS f cemiened feelings.
t , The idvices from St. Petersburgh, as Well as
from other parts of *Russian dr utinions,\ shoW
a continued prepara. it for rift on tho grandest
_scale, and "all the variendsrovinces on the Baltic
and 'elsowiteri that ar , ..likely'to he affected by
. the movements of an {mealy,' have \been , placed
'ander sanitary law. Illeanivhfle, however, the
agents of the Cuir at }h a various German Courts
are busily employed ' suggesting fresh terms of
..i.odatimi...i
,the view of raising discus-'
sions that may lead to conflicts o f opinion of the
several rowers, and thus retard that united ac-.
Gen before which the ' Crar is well aware he
would hive at once to a:G= l mm. -,,, .. -
It Is peifeetly plain"that he yet daldalates upon
creating n..divtision either before the emnmentle
'meat of actual Operations or shortly afterward,
and thil upon the hazard of this die he
-is Fra•
pared to'stske itin email.. Suc h
.. a Paliayis just
tteitupon'Whichu wily man withontfaithVin ha-
Man principle would 'natairsilVrely, end there
can \ be no question that the .past history of all
alliances among nations'would warrant El . belief
in itiutficacy. ',.. There aril; however,reinains one
point which,Gi Czar, must take into account;: namely`, , ,thal w hatever treacheries lie may . .be
able to tieing about, all the elllttalg of all his
agents will"- oi rialto England treacherous to
herself. Renee although he may remove- from
the field aft'hilt °thee% opponent's, he must, ome
at last to a death struggle with her, and - there
I are, those whobelieve that her strength to deal
'with him would tither le benefitted than tin
pared, by her having to do so finally' on a clear
ataile•\
From the Danube,.the only intelligence of the
\ props* of the war has been to the effect that
the Russians have atheigth succeeded tisanes:tee
ing the Turkish liMieries at Mutochin, thelsland
whence they have suffered, intolerable annoyance.
No \ particulars, however, are given, \ and, the:
statement at present is
s ine \ and.uncon fi rreed,
It was . known that ade te movement of the
kind Was intended to he de by the Russians
in great‘force, and probably , the Turks may not
have contested it at the last in a Manner to in
yolve, any serials damage on their Side.
:During the Weeklies drain of gold,' which has
lately, set in' from 'lMdon to the , centinent, has
~ continued with unabated force; and it , is ealou-':
Isted that between one and two millione sterling
must have beeli,sent to Faris within the laid ten
'days. lt was. wholly unexpected, and even now
'the causes of it are not obvious. The movement
Mai:therefore be expected to be only temporary.
The introduction of the , nil. French loan hos
beettrose- element-of, the disturbance, although
not aufileientin itself to accealat for it. ' At She,
same time *hire
_hen been' an alMost total absence
of any specits.`.zurivids in Leaden,. either from
Australia and elsowhere.' A pressure for money
has therefore arisen Which has rendered it hn
possible to discount any paper under per cent.,
and although ibis state of affairs is likely to be
of abort duration, it . is producing ; some anxiety
and inconvenienc e. There hive, hoirever, 'been
no failures in addltioti,to the few ' unimportant ones reported by the la st'packeL;
, CODBON at the:lleat dateivere, quoted 91/.
They have, slime touched 9bl, and this evening the
closing price was Ofit to 91.. '
The wheit market his 'continued to s how
treat leakiness' and sales cannot he effected en
cept at further decline. ~
This report of the Liverpool 'cotton market for
the week showienntinued dullness audit deeline
-The next steamer from this side will be the
Baltic on the ' 22d: \ Our last , dates from New
York- are. to the 29th of February, the Baltic
with advices to the 4th of March being overdue.
' \\. - SPUTATOII.
I==
, . .
From our files of the English papers, says the
Baltimore Arnerican, we learn some 'additional
particulars offostered. It, is stated that the
Porte objects to any occupation of European
rkey by A • ' Omer Paella, the Turkish
tria.
pommander-in4hief k is _very \ decisive .on this
int. There is no faith in Austria, and in her
patien of Bevels and Bosnia she, probably,lum
cot Ruseian l designs, or ideas 'of conquest` of
her \ under the show of sympith; for Tor
ke
The Emperor of Russia, in his defence in the
officild , ,k;rnal of St. Petersburg, against the at=
tacks ' e British Parliament, charger the Eng.'
lish gar ent Arid comp li city in all the,theantres
n l / 4.
which th isom condemn and threaten waragainet!
\This charge the - ,Britierr ministry,yil du=
Plicity, lisSl v Vr x .m i l a, great :excitement •M\ Eng
land. 'ln P ' eat the matter was brought up,
14,the Earl of rby. . The minima:4, of coiree,
threw beck the lomat ation. .Tho London Tithes
\ defends the government, and in its behalf, speak
/g a iP arenti y 1 0 .1 h "thmitY , "Y 5 ;* \
'"We, have not ~, a, to learn, for the fret time,\
that ore the- Fthperor Nichol/tits-engaged in
these extraordinary \ trintaons; , he; had at- -
tempted, at varioniVines, 'and is variona forma,
to lure alMost every heart of Europe to shire in
the plunder'of Turkey, \ As - long ago as his Own
,visit to \ this, c ountry 1411'VA the same language,
end it niay.lisu been rife:attain greater detail
in the course of last winter, But what answer
did lie get
\ , these Oier#l2l3B t;,, - What answei
did,he get when \he sounded \Lord John Russell,-
of all men in the, world, ou 'this subject of an
eventual partition of Turkey \l\ •We confidently
reply;ktbat he \ was met by an\ indignant refusal
on the'part of the British Government." •
This renuniMide'revelation Wai s the tithject of
''`_a conversation ii \ Parliament, in‘tibiclrthe aeon
,
racy of the atateraents was, admitted, ; and Lord
• john Cassell stated that'i, as the Si:
Z' etersbnrgh
1 Journal allured to this., uontidenthilcorrespon
dence, by the perzoilmon, 'without doulit, of the
government, ho coold'hameno hesitation in -lay
ing it,before the country. , ,He. said; \ \ , .
"I trust it will bo se firm our correspon
' deuce that, while we show every respedt, for the
Emperor of Rusin, we withheld every thiggee
tion which could tend to dismember the Othtinuin
empire. tflear,hear: .3 ~.with \teepee* SO \ the
right, honorable gentleman'efurther questitthar
namely, as to a conversation-, °X \ nommunication
in 1844—it is certainly true that When the Env\
peror of Russia was in this covintry, he Ikeda edit
venation, I think, with the Duke Ofs.Welliegion,
\ with Sir Itobert,Peol, and with the. Earl of Aber-'
deem then Secretary of State for ForeiinAffairs.
The =baton's.) of these conversations was con
signed to I memorandum, and the late . )Russian
minister in this country, Baron Brunew;was cog
nizant of and assented to the - correctness '‘, of the
memtomindurn of thoie conversation." A : ','•;
. . .
Bran TREY CCOFIL—F,Tery bostlrom the Ohio
. rivat coulee in with her cabins mid deolr
filled to overflowing with :emigrants gaing
Doting thapast week many hundreds of fanuliee
have been landed on nor wharf. by' Ohio riser
munboats;all ladundnp- the differentriveirs for
the pulls:self settling on the fertile lands bet=
'dating. en-the Missourt and` Mkt ppl
rivers, Mid notn . few design going up theillinols.
The MuroPa, fropiTittal*l4esterday,lwought
:ardund orettwo*Unclisd persons, including all-.
;Oren ; nearly All of- whom were from Pennsylva
nia and Ohio \ and'srere on the way'to Wisconsin
And lows. 'L They liking theirlones, Wagons and
farming utensils, with Omni,' and are iireparin to
connamion the stork dr fermlng la soon, they
mire it , nOir flames. - .Th.e. Georgetown,,
whicl(leales fir Onletui tidti afternoon; will take
s number of fandli4o Irtu are bound for 10'1.-4-
Tim Acarcipoßsr4Tr.-41eneral Alrarez, nho
heads the revolution hi, Western Mexico, * el,
ways beerf..a. Men: of im -*
there._ The
State: of Guerrero, in - Which outbreak bar,
po\tence
oemirred; waa first conatituted one of the -sover
;Aunties of the'blekienn confederatlon in the year
186 0 3, by.his.exordons,, an&be Wai.ita Governor '
when Santa Anna eithiguished all the suai NT..
ereignties, .and-converted thlk States into pros ,
. !noes. . He was at the samOSxne a General -in_
the army,; and bore the designation end authori
ty of ...'Coinmandante General of:the Stith:" and
up. to the ' ime of the breaking era& of e revolt,
q 1 0 still retained ell his civil and rodilary, power,
holding -a somewhat independent \ position to
,Raids Santa Anna, whbm he was \not 'ennui.
enough to oppose, tat:would not sußort.' , ,, The
nature - of the country is such. as to render it Alf.
Sault to subdue an outbreak in which tho feel
.
togs ' of thZ people are enlisted. Alvarez is a
partisan of ...trim,
, .
,
Arenteon lffarirstray:—The St. Tonlit':
Dentocidt 'charges Senator Atchiion, 'of kto.;,and
Ithuppeany r nf Ohio, Indian COmmissionera r ilth
haring spent a part of fifty thonsittod dollars
propriated by Congress tq the extinguishment of
the. Indian title to lands .west of Missonri and,
lowa, ..in electioneering agairist'Benton and in
getting an anti Missouri Compromise line candlr
date elected delegste." Br. Bentoit has offered
a ne g a ti on in Congress Oaring thit, President
to inform the HOUpe bow the money \ had been
ex pe n ded, giring the :facts in . detail . - "item by
item." The beetectsre !taps, that v litchition pro
claimed that he would, rather “sen the territory
sunk in. Heal, than to ;;Intro it , come in without
Ramazons FaxaDOX to oastoaCoutrrarmi t —
Tbe Jews are' getting up memorials to congress
praying that that body will: 1 . endeavor'to pro
cure for every Ameilean:eitfren abroad, *of mull.,
• ersrst, a just degree of eiril and religions\ free=
dopi ! "- - The lairs have been the victims - of into'.
ennee In every. land but ours; where all aecte
beat the dime religious right. It.ill be a long
time we imagine before the setae religions free
dom hrgranted in other countries:, - \
_:::The tune on thelllinids ind'ldiebtgan Canal
Live been reduced aft Per cent. , •
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..iT4'.ii;.,::..!-1-.:.,',i•
VOLUME LVII •
-NUMBER 19fL
'1222a thte/IR d ay 'Eye:dad .Totaaal of Saturday &Rem=
HORRIBLE Acetrizaz ON HOpaolf RIVER
kimaoar.-.Falling of -.Sunk /took /Camaro
,twolials. ;rim the approach qf Iye agan-,Lata of life
melancholy accident occur/33d ontheandson
River Railroad last evening, which was caused
by the filling et an immense piece of ' rock on
n the track "two miles nottirt.of Tivoli, when the
"445 trait:i n- from this city was ander full headway,
and within font. rats of the . place. So sudden
and unexpected was the fall, that the :flag man,
wit. was at hie post; had signaled - tathe engineer
of the down train that all was right ; but as the
s train approached, he .heard a rumbling sound,
which Was followed by the felling o[ the reek.—
He narrowly escaped;,and immediately reversed .i
his signal,buthot in time to prevent the accident.. i
_Thejar c aused by the of the train. un- I
• doubtcdry shook the iticlutto as to pause i t fall
'.at tiiitanoMent. - • c-- ;
train-WAS at full sieed when the. 100
tile Area the rock, smashing it and, the-''two
baggage Oars almost into atoms: . _ . -' So treat was
theuoneuseieri that:passengers were Nitta! ont
their seats tad thrown several feet- There were
five passenger cars in the 14.04,, taro of-*hide/
,were badly 13roteni . \Mit'. no passengers were
hOureli\ . \
- n .
But the worst, features of this accident are yet
untold:'
: Pour persons lithe emploi,ofthe
,pliOT were so serMelyinjured that it is thought
Abet, three of them wM not 'pawls*, • \ .
Francis Seott, the inemeer, aged year?,
ietident of P ou ghketPrie.‘tlna. P iigli te d u a
otheririse injured. Re wasdead, Or dying; vhan
the up train lek lie was the eldest: engineer 1.•
on the Mail, endless considered one of the most
'scientific- and prudent In the employ, of the oom
tatlY. %The : locomotive hi, was running was s 3
new and , powerful olio, - called 'Um It:. Char."
Prancis Minks, the &Meek ti meident of
Grsenbush.yri*badO Nand:l....us hats the one
one out of the feet who, - -, it was thought would
Joseph Alger or dijmii and chas.43eriraaa,
imakemeu, were both severely 'injured,' hiving
; teen smashed between' the earn. "Beth were in:
'and thelorami was demi 'or' dying at
our intent "accounts
George. Simpson, Mr Caldwell, the. conduotOr;
a mail agent; the xneinamprof.Ppliena & Yergile
`exidess," and ;'/Ohn 'Yong; the: baggege man;.,
* ere the baggage care at the
".The cars were brokon\lntb - Maas, were
subsequently taken and kurnici in the stoves in '
the' ars to keep. the paMomgers warm
the Move was broken to pieces, : \ but miraculous
as it may appear all the persons in - Mae .ears
escaped uninjured, eieept Mr. -foxteg;,whe
ceived wolight wound on la bill
The reek that fell WM.) reeckis MO to have
eight-, or ten feet long, five•-• ; feet. wide and ni
two feet thick, and not teat thaci,„ilie tons in
weight
The wounded and 'maimed'reeeiied - every
tentian, and allthat man could dist*them was
clone by the ofileers•and passengers, , • .
Tl 3 wreck and obstructions were removed
• the passengers which left ` ew York in the 6'
o'clock train•last evening; reached this city be
tween and. 4 o'clock this - morning: ",".„ •
P. S.—We:learn from one of the dniployees of
the Hudsont.. Itiverillailroad, who was on; the
down train lietevening when the adeident"l*
cured,' and who returned to the city on the efi
-press Main this'aiondrig, that the two brakemen
died Miring 40 Right., Mr. Scott, theengineer,-,.
-was mtich.cari ' er and Hie inju ri es were less so- .
vire than was fuui-reporteti..i aeon& hopes are •
entertained Of his;:ery. - • /t was thOught that
the' fi reman, 'Litho severely.. wounded, would
recover. The young en killed seskied. in New. •
- d.„Now Pterroxici—Wc find in the National.
Era, an article signed with the initials of, Jona•
G. Wuart•nta, proposing tlictisllOwing . as b
for northern political ; action creation:,
L k` .14
"The present is the time for action . -Let the
movement commence at Wash 4. gton at this very
session. Let those Who are to stand .o
the question pf Slavery where the.fathers, of th e 4
Espublio stood, unite,irrespective`pfpastynam
to form LEILOOS or
_Ttralootc—tlicricleui of a„,
mighty organisation throughout\ tise - ebimhA
haying for its watchwords: \ •
\ • "No slave Territory. . • ,
"No more slave States.. _
,•
"The General Government rellevad fehm all re.
spordribility for Slavery.
.' • \
• "No interference by the Goieras- Gpreironcas
with Slavery in:the Lalsve States, f .
,\•
"No interference - with the right Of , jury IA c ' t
the writ of habeas corpus, and other SuFente"
of life, liberty, and the pursoitsef happiness, : .f
the free States. .• . 0, • 1
"Slaveryleft. to itself in this Statialchiols eh ' 4.1
ish it without any extraneous aid:Or•irmfort,
\reconcile limit es hest \ it Ine.T•to thl•Pregrale- • ••••'
hivilisation and chrlitiaisity, mato tonsilband
rit of the age," •.• • \ - ,
Tprueb.--It is considered - by many that th
crop of Tobaco raised in thp rnitedStates,,cork
prises , the great bulk of the \ consnaiption of, EtC
rope, while the fact is that DungitryOrith:allig
political embarrassments andltsuppressirpolie4
'towarile, the agriculturists, Aprodiutes 'near
double the Aluantliy pf that sentfromthe , Unite
States to Germany and Efilland."-. - Au:intelli . .
friend Lis furnisbedtheailtimorOhnerica' ts wi
a statement s of the imports of Tobliceinto th."
countries, Yin, m , whieltwe gather Sumatra&
ing facts ... - During .the year 1858; the imports
this article into Bremen, framburgh aid Roll ,
from the United States amounted to: 47,692, I 4
lbs., valued at $5,260,000; and the impbrts •
the Westlndies amounted to 89,800,000 lbs.,
ned at $7,798,090.—, Prom this statement a w •
appear that the total value of. Tobaco renal L
from the West Indies exceeds the valueof% 5
imported from the United States by two milli.
and a half.—lt must be observed, Yam?,
' there is a material difference in the"pric• 'of .....
ver l,
;two dommodities=the avarage value of
the United States being about eleven cats'
pound, while that from the West Indies a
II
over twenty cents . . '''' '''' '
. The total production of German.* and 11
' ''''sy• amounts to 160 , 000,000 lbs. v alnld at $1
-400,000, - which' amount , added to the '
Dora the United Stites and West Indies, trill
tbet total consumption of those Stistettlo be
49 7 000 lbs., .valued at $28,458,000. L. From.
statement it'will be seen that Germany and
gary alone, raise.6o,ooo;ooo ibis:, againstl
0e9,009 receivaFfroui the Unibidlitalis in
co es: The average Lvtdue, :believer, is
O
than i at of the United States, being about . c
-- ''it third cents pot4otterri.', - .
. . . .. .
pLAvszira sn Itintorichsw taro: Km L. .
The Telegraph, .publishellat Barnagtow, 1.
points out one consequericw of the,passingef
Nebraska bin, to which we beliar„,the publi
tention bas not yotheea calleilf ,`::\
."The' Western halt Of ltnuesoti; \ irltih.
,north"Of tla Sloth and west 'at , tltOltlisthoiq
forms 'is part \ of . the "01dL011616/211,terrie
'ibich alavery: was ,prohibited, by the \
Chmpromise. Should the, Nehiaska lill .
a law, this 'sailers half Cif Dffsitottiwnlhild
shie territchYiirbile the ciuiteirli3fsit with
Malitfrei Maier %e'er/U*6W :0t.:1787. •. ``.,,
1
'wnl Ander' et divilion"of .th . e , :preaatit - \
nuaroidabletial if Congrestehhalitbe at ' \
for a name for the new Isortreigrity;`.we
suggest that it be thristedoi after the 'co .
Of its distinguished Brassier, .Little Ciliwt.‘ ' ',..
lantairs.` , --The duty will develre upon t.,
Legislature:et electing a U.S. Senator, the::
of the Hon. John Pettit expiring mith-the4
cut Congress, on' he 4th of March' next 0
]
Democratic side the names of the following
men arc mentioned in connection with that
tion: Hon, John Pettit, H on. 0 . N. rite
3. - ll.'llleboveld. Governor WrighVflon.'
If.\ Lane, Item A. P. Willard, and the Hon:
let \ Mace. -The name of Hon. IL.L.-
lAA itlso becri.spokenkof in connection wi
present Temperanco movement. . -.
Aersons.—Varioua attempts ' . ,
~,vierei' nada
burp, last week, &a - indium citissuPto
Special Deputies; to aid in the expected '
the Fugitite Slave. Fees were: ffered,
Attlee threnteued, fieely. els; hundred -
are said Mime been printed ; tio Ire filled -:
the names of.- the .'Spematri." " But` not
1 , cc.uldle found in 'the whole city, wbo yr.
r cept the degnitling Office Ic s - - . . \
.' . Goon Lcon..-44, - seaman belted Edward
rad, onboard the whip SE LinlS, ray&
en intimately assoelated'irith the'llesms
it ll:zinnia not long since recehed. off:.
ligence, that a fortune of about $60,000
len , to hire in Cipenhagen. - In order_,
might\might proceed thither from "ttie Iffed •
le obtain possession of the - utoney;;he a =
the SAO - Department for his ,= dise •
we learn ; the Secretary has just promp
ed '
Wasliniaron IN AS 8 5012 011 . kin . ' '
Liverpool runes, of an. la:edit:9, gives
- mount of the 28th itegiment;sic the En:
rice--one. of \ those recently wawa
seat of war ;.end although,frona, time t o . •
the fortune of War, and thc„ lapse of
ranks havebeen*any times thinned
ished &pink its ancient - histaries *tr. ,
and held in remembrance by-the new
During. the 'Bova:di* and preys
bienlaig out of • the \war' befifena
and the mother'' country the - "Gwen
was lielliaoiind,le - ..AfilerioN . j na W 1..
thane young naln,'•itlitnild,*tranlt
was at the siege, * of Atifibee'iiiii*V .
performed swill" stniiit.il
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