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ESTABLISHED IiNI 1786
PITTSBURGH G AZETTE
'Mal= DAILY AND ITZESLY BY. .
ar , •
.DAVID NYE 11111T6.] (SA CO MUEL lIAIOIII..
OS Taw ram. Mut MIL 43 1313 0 , 31r.r.
TERMS:.
D ILY—SIy. dollar. per annum, payable half. Tee n ,
• n advent,
W ECK LY—Twodolleilsyet annum, In advance. C
WI/ be eepolled on the following aradltinessi
Three melee per.wonurn —.3 CO •
• .• Tenor pier -do ..... no'
Twenty ,widec do :V 00
.The mama for each dub to be addrweed to one tedooPt
and to be paid Invariably in adruioe , e club paws ens
be cent after the year expireci, union, that:nowt to cent I'r 1
a renewal e • •
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One wpm*, (10 linee of Nonpareil or : AOOOO , A ;4
D. one Insertion„ _.....»....... «.. 0
~ Do ' ,tach additione _
Do ' one Week 5-00
4 00':
tbtae; weals
5 id
Do four months._
Do six 00. ,
• • Pleading [lards. lom w i
per annum) 00
.One dollar mr each. additional Una _
0 . 0 thampeable at pleasure, lla'r eti- -
F or swami "puma Inserted over:nee month, and
for each additioasi insertednuder the yearly rates,
halt prim. , • ,
Ad rertlruasents exceeding a ma
od r and' not,orer fifteen
ITilidkawV..nrae=t7l7 and
l eg r - . ad e•ertisemen
beyond the amount charged for their-pubileation.
Announcing randlidatesidlor aloe to be charged the esio•
SS other avertisements.
•,, • Adrertiseesente•not marled on the cope for a specified
• number of Inaertionei. will be-continued till Smith!, and
-
pa ant exacted ancordlngly. •
The privilege of annual ertisernis etrietly limited to
their own Immediate baldric., and all adrcrilsements
the benefit of other nervous; es well as all edrenleoments
not Immediately connected with their Own business. .00.
ail dasee . of adrertimmente. to length or. otherwise: to.
rond the limit, engaged, will le t charged at, the usual rater..
i adrertbng. 1•11111 - ill be semuntely
' two and protopt parreent i n desire!.
All advertisements fur dwindle institathats, ore corn.
lamlea ward, township, and oilier publiorneetinge, and all
Imilthad meetlnim and notions, to be charged !mitotic., pay
able strictly In advance.
hlarrlage nutlma to be char - Ind . . GO rente. '
Death noticed Inserted without charge, accompa
nied by funeral Invitations or obituary notion, and when
- eMnilitsgihal.to be paid .
Iteguta r advertisers, and al others sending communica
tion.. or requiring notices decimal to all attention to
• Paten Soirees, Vanesnia ore y nubile entertainments,
' where - chancre are made for admittance--all notces of pri
vate assuclationa—emry notice designed. to rol l attention
to private enterprises, calculated or Intended to promote
- • ludlrldnal Internet, ULU only be hunted with the under
. standing that the game Is to be laid for. If Intended to
,be Inserted the:local column, MA* will be charmd
itat thereto fit-to ceuta.P. Doe.
Blahop or Sir both= to be charged triple price.
TamentLlcense Petitions 02 each.
)teal Rotate .Agents` and Auctioneer.' advertisements not
to be cleared under yearly rates, but allowed a discount of
. • rm thittrili and ona-third per cent from Um amount of
• blll2.
- -Isimt• as =ream. re MELT Tarns.
One Square, three 150
Do. ellth additleaslll7
ADVIIIT Iraturrarra. " •
Equst , 4 00 Line.) one Insertion..-..... 50 rents.
• : -ass -eseln seldltiptal 11a5ertien....4.23 tents.
All.tnats4eat lidltitteemakt/ 241b.:1.1a
BATB,B 11iP.
dOmuttrut DART Poi rat nrrsonstaii naurta, ar
N. B.G.IMES .k BONS, Brokers. -:
At: kT ilarkttM ttrhoserS.Thirtt inoribura sti. Patsbnigh•
PENNSYLVANIA. illranob at Sorda.:-.--.
flank of Pittsburgh wit:ranch at 'Youngstown- do
Esubarnm Rank of do---par Bank,Chtmunatl.- -do
Alm and Manors of d 0... Commercial Ilk.CbtrirCi do
-
Bank of Cbmmeroo..- --par Franklin Rank ._...««. , do
Dank of North Antedea...par Lafarette do
Bank of frortlVe Llbertleapar Ohio Life Trust°, •de
!lank of Perunsyloania par Western Reserve Bank-. do
Bank.ot Poona rownshiy.-. flank or Mmuntilkur ...... -
•limakattboUnitadAtatto 1" Small Notta--„„---„-- 1
Oommerrial Bank of Pa....par NEW ..ENGLAND.
Yuman a MAtchstkill'lAL. solvent Ilanks--_..„ X
Girard Bank ..' par NEW YORE.
Remington Bank._ New York •
Maltase. it 311ch.IIstak..-par
Mechanics NumILAND.,
- ' 4 lWtrn "n' eat b"- 77::Per
e
Beak-ofCliester Oonor.f.-
Basko
Bank:ottlegettatn,......:per
rat. Wows ......,.•
Bank Middlkoem.' ,
Mootliltrr Q't*B"k---P'r
iteak.ef ordigatberlag&l.r
Verilale Dank X
Oalemble, Bk .1t Bridge ta,
Doyketoorq
Erie 8—
Yore
Yoram"' AG,/ iha76.7.i.r Bank of '6.74.T4t7ni r ::::::. Ei.
.7fannors' Ak of laneastor.por Alanteret Meehan's' Bk 2
Yoram...Dank oflteadlogpar . - GAMMA.
Farm. Ilk oftkiniaßill Co-soo iugurta InaAIIA.
A Ilk'n Co
/or. & &how Won_ ... . b.... .-% Rook of Au knota-.... ... - 2
reanklln /Ik. Waohlkqatost.koke Bk of Brommlek, Aug's. 2
Rorrialmrs M0ak......_.,.. A TENNEiSk.E.
Iloneothdo Bank.--.-- -' 55 51 , 1 solvent Banks._ ..... k
Laumoterßoak.---. - .73..p0r - ' KENTUCKY.
Lancaster Coamty Bank...par Bk of Itentook y, Looter's. U
Lotanon 8ank......-- --,par Bk of Loular'o. Thurston
Mum' Bonk Of_rattorMo M northern Bkof Noktuoki "
Monourahola Book--...--,parrouthernilkofKotemky "
- , Wed. r,nh atank--..• M
_. - - miestntfth
Wyondna Bk,lTLlkesbareo ,3' Bk of State of Dlinsourf- 5i
York Book .-.--- ii ILLV4OI3.
Roller Not ..--.:.:. -- [State Zook wod Branches 60.
a . • QIIIEC .- ~ '. • Dank of 1Mu0ia....---- 76
Dhlo State Zook ---..., ....: It ISt/GNAW.
. ;Branch at. Alma ~. .-. do Marino & Vim Tn. Co. ehka 5
.. Branch at Athena»..---- I dol MICHIGAN.
at - -.- do
Bo okFartuereMsehouies'lt 3
at Chß .......- do,orormarot ktoek k 3
-,_=e.l alleles, ' ....... do; Aouhasolar 8ank....—.... • 3
_ :.. Blanch Si. - dorlsontronoo Company 3
--,
Branch at Dayton...--,..- .do'Stato Bank.-. --...---- 3
..•163antb 43 Dokanfro.l..;,.. ; --, I CAN - AIA.
.... Branch :at Cedanstroa-:4.. At ,of N. America Toronto S
Broach al- Jahbobsda........ -do Bkof the reopie,Tvronto . 5
-.• -= at Bolom-.............. _doilionk of Idontrol-.-- - - 5
at Mansfi eld..-.... - do Elk of V. Canada Terouto' 5,.
,-1 , ..11140101dat1Uphy..........-. do - -ataTIARICEYCHANQIC- '
at Claalanostl.»,.. , do Oh 'NOW York -.._ ...1--.....pa0
.1.-..! 11,1314Abigt011..,.. do On Phlladelpbta.-----mar
g r.
- at °"b...-"Lonroater-"7.--- do
en Wast ß i t ir "' rtm ftioiLkNo
at • Eteabonailla.- do.flaskanakt..-. .--...- ,1
7,
at
at Nosrosk---- I , ori. boom_
. GOLD,ANDAFECIN VAMP
-•---- 'Reala " - ta Din 6 .C.L., ".. .7.7 . do Doubkoms. 5pard5h......1400
fr "'h it IltrCi=ast — t7:- .; ro, v.. - 70t0.0id...'"'".:::: - . 1
. B ra
nd In . „,, w,..."611.......... riEmic,-new.=:::: . .........113,00
Rrado at Nororalk--.... Eredmieksd'oro.....-..... 7,30
LBroneh.at Ptq0a....—........ do. Ten Tba1era........-.:.- 1,60
•.... Manch at Partaumuth-:- "do:Guineas —.- ...... -... 5.00
~=hst Eston.-........ t ..., dedSimroßroo:.-.....:-....... 4,83
at 13ET1M611'....'..-.., do N . Gra1der5.........;. 39 6
- ' . .-.ltri.oh st-001. 1 .1r. da N.P.l.ous- , -*---- : I ,S O
- Branch at 111ar11kut.::‘.....• kruesta....- • 2.15
Bramh at .-.. . .. 2
PRICES OF STOCSS
ir.ORTFD FON. mo r pnvan. nort GAZETrE,BY
CO.
STOOK. ANDKKOIIAIVE BROKERS,
NO. roczzu snavr.
United Mato
Paansal46,...,"—"-- 1:
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ray, 1.
AU le d gri r s. — PlE
ealagt 2 geu uma ansalc
shem7 8ax1.13 By*
rTntst
Maur Dvaltaaa.—
/ g p ,
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i=pel-.....,
....s z lt i !`'''''77
Ptitalek Life Insanzioe-
If A sterg bkearsttoooo,
winutic a •~D'i.
• =- .--aeitittr..:77.
011imanga.
1 1, 14 rtni. ;11zoalL..
• veto. xi. .1
}why Da UAL
- Bonds (.141--41
(ref_ 14
:Wei hkaL
- 12partlas.
Airt=671;17 . 349V:-
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11XCIRA30IL AND AY • MD lie
• A'. WILKINS ti , 00.,
krtacid.siamAr ir ma• i ta nurap. arta.
FOREIGN-WU Exchtmgey COI
Wlrtat Douret and rma, ,
eed loans negotiated.
• iliterffiTtn — delod iakt stdaDeresd.when__
.1. 5 .'•;:: ,- ..;:•GEOAGE,%:'ARNOLD
• ,1,,_:41i144141M11 EXCIZANUS. , lIANSalri
' - . 4 oirta 1044 tweets Bo!
, •• Ali dlDWt iibrd
. , ,
: ;;11:3141 1 1.' W . PHIASHIVG hiAC4LN I AND.
SEPARATORS. - - '',.,
'''' WARRANTED to be thProughlY Wit ,
< _ - andlki lottkindlasida tin i sl4l l ‘XA
rig a 'WZI(1•11,:roboan okapis
..' rkinitnid frost 14...e' ta P 1 % las t
--, _ ..annaantosta In tam or Sol _
___,
''l'''== thnotsat faster; tit ossSo Arf=
... " 4.1' . "W itton tb rO " to r ‘trOPOOD'M'ulitturtdoulfs _l4j'osoks"'lwanLibtd
W 1.44 1
'',.''. thitchala bean recomtaandod i 1 thosowho
-- ' sass •be ba *molds, and to work am non SS as r -AP
‘ rtmB "" thl t i Aloti . .n n tat *be Was and char ,
Thra idarr"" ttson ....*
troas' and " irmilusew given entire asilu h
.. ;r itn _.,
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i
, _ ,
. ' WIL• Ok::w4Xtp, PIEDITI§T, Penn artreek
"'. ' 3 DoSrtilor• tuna. Mica bounk trpan 6,414 to 6
• z i. t.'allittedayb ....... r. , tne r
waa lritr ba wr.th reaMeed um
...
j os strrd,...te
a eXtramea.'.g.3,Ki.66. , ikil ..• ...I .. .
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T S. MORRISON. Attorney and Connie]-
, 11,• lur at Law. OVINs remand to No. 44 Grantt, Km
near Foortb, PILIAII/46 Co.
I[AMES J. KUILN, AttoMey at Law, office
alp 7a4th street, mar OrAnt. Mubarak. JalluitY
4tdar- P. SPALDING, Attorney nail Counsel
• lot at taw. Cleveland. Ohio:
enre•—A. Lomaie, Studer 'a
Stanton.
......fiaittly3. •
•
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
-
yittaIERNAN SCO Bankers and Exchange
Brokern.No. OS Woad street. corner elks.
borgh,
Ssrlitty And
Rink NOLOOMIId Coin. Discount Time
Esehenso and Promissory Notes mitts Collections in ell
the mincitisi cities or the Union: Receive Deposits on cull
and on interest, and sire their prompt attudion tonli nth.
erunirtets sidertainind to a itroteis
li34liestern Exchange oonstsntly tor sale. niti2Sll
•- - -
au= apanen-......C.4.61, Route.-.-..nuteuee an.%
ARAMER: , RAllltl, Taiticers and . Ex
changetnotera. Buy wzd 'ell Gold and :Meer and
Rotas tlate loans On Real Relate or Stock Reel,
rilles..yurehome rombuory Notoe, and Tit* Mlle on klald
and Utott. Buy said sell Stock. on edratuludon. Collar
lions made on all paints In the Union. face corner et
Third and WOW Wet.. , th‘VtlY 01 , 1)0311t, the Ft.chula. !
110teL - • . • • myldy
ri D. KING, Cain, Stuck and Exchange
Broker, on sheet—lts-.sad eels Stocks on
artni •
adoni Exchangen Eastern cities supplied at cur.
'rent rater. Collection• nLii le on thelVest at louraterg Weer
tern Bank Notes Bought and sold. 028
warcratur , nanitt NM. S. CART.
ALMER, HANNA & 'Co., Sneccssora to
a r nusent, Hanna C0.,0s Bankers,Exchangs IhNikermid
ender. in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of
Anigtai t ic c e te n. s. a r r . b m =r,N. rom l l , L i elx k z of ilotaxel
Chocks for sale. and collections made an nearly all Wild
lialmints of the United Utates.
Bold.
Inn highest pretalrun pald.for 'Foreign and AInCIiCILLI
Advanoc. made on consignments of Produce. •btpped
cast, On I.lberal tenon
•117.31A11.5.
.1. 6. U..V.Cr.
WILLIAMS & Co., Bankers and
3 richanire Broker., liarth-Ril . Ft corner of Wood and
Th rl !=ro i ns . l7l b On Mend tern. , and eolleetioaa
promptly attended to.
WILKINS S CO. Exchango Brokers,
f j
rie
LAIIISIER, Jr., Banker and Bro
ker. 4th streot, .No. 6a, adjalnlnlng the Danko(
Plttsburnh.
DISCOUNT
110LUES & SON, Dealers in 'Foreic'
11 • Aaa tornentle Plan nf Ecebanv tortllkates
mndta, tank to
and Specie, No 61. t
I , i&n - h. Ike entrollons made • all """" pa i l l9"'"
thrnaalinnt thertnitell State. "4
14"
-.4"6- title.
_ _
Wit i 1 ItteCLUE% Deale'r in Fine Teas,
Choice Family Onnerine, Wooden and WillonWare,
tomes of Wood and Sixth 'Streets. Is howroceletng alarms
smartment of Fresh Goods, in sadition to his dready ex
tangn stocis,•peneband horn nest bands in tine Eastern
soarketik uhicb , sriU be sold at the lowest untriset Trines.
• 6T 'rotes. Etamt.ooa. and • }'smiles, • buying by the
•
avant Ly, supplied at nboicesie rata. •
'- • iwth ••umnst In the city free of Aurae. spill_
AA. .1113A.NE, Commission and For
•
'nulling. lierclints.'deeters in Wool and Produce
guill , diriCo , . 'Pittsburgh Uurafactnno. so. Beyondstreet,
y's:l
EiiiiiiriCtiialriltii .
ALLaOhnVlot
R Banka—.l..__X
OI N
Rat& bf the Na110y....... X •
Danko( Va-Blehmond.- -
kr. Bark. Va., Norfolk sl
Farmer,' Bk of Tfrginla. "
IferehnnteaMeehalank "
Northlrostartp Bank... °
= CAROLINA. "
: Bank of Calm F e ar- _-_
_. 2
• nk of Bk of N. tnronn • 2
: Ono. Bank.WlliningtorL 2
llerehents•Bk.Nenftro 2
souru tureouss: •
Bkoftheet.of Rearolloa 2 ,
flank of south Casollos. 2
V . WELLS CO., Commission Mardi:tuts
A.-I• and Wimiemele Dealen Iri Bamm. Pub, Timm Dried
Fruit and ['Emmen. Frodom mmenelly. Liberty
eitmet. CbrommMal 'Row; Pittegt.
.r.PI4-31,3
jS. TRYCII, ItaLPLV k, CO., Whole
• ssle Gramm. and /hatless in Prorbilons„ Metals and
Pittsburgh Mutt artar.. 2 , :0. 24.1arut 244 Llbr-rt.Y et oat,
Pittshttrgh.
a. motrox Crum • 'eantrasA raerarxma.
parr.ILBERT & FREDERICK, Wiiiiksalq G ro
ecra, Produce Dealers. Forwantlng , and 0317.1131W41311
hants. ?.o. 13 Weal etreet. Pittsburgh. -
In
Siir Liberal
desired.malt advances on oonsigunteuta.- .411 gOods
if
. . .-BAIII.. tombs.
-noursos '''''''''''''' Groc ers ,
i` Prodnee Dealer, Cotrimbefon Jterelasntm.o.
/210
armors .
—.II.I.IANDICR ran/rm.
QPRINOER ILA_RBAUGH CO., (Succe*-
1 - 3 fors Ihrbannh,) Col:minion and Y0r,0.. - nling
Merchantr. Dealers in. Wool .d Snoduce genesidir. Noe.
10 Find nndllft Second etroeta.Pitdeborsh. Ea. ap3,l
tr,ll - .. - REA,Ylotir Factor. Cot:p . m/mat
. snd•rur4adlo r g Meithsnts and T:eatt, io
g=o.°l7l.q°4 WV"
Penns.
- -
W•HENDRICK; Fprwardiim:Rmd. , Ccim
=brim IteroleiPhabm:dlierit fteruilletprow
arehouro, No. 22 Wooditreet.rittsbm.gh. -
Particular attentloo cold to Frowurrrow rferehaudiro,, '
am, eomorgruorota For ma.. .ISo aorkarettow or prrbarroce
• for Outs of any dereriptloll.
orlon promptly attended Xostruetkes In en
oars, be Implicitly obeyed.,• •
.ilio t t o m bus= 14 ren.o
. ctfally sdlelted: and I pledge my
nee 111 11; yeer bebelL .
iNIEIt JONES,Forwarding and Comrniq-
Man Merchants, Dealers in PrZuee and .Pittensenta
nnfaeinred &Wein% Car.* /intim, near Sei . entia dm!.
A-ALUM.. . . ..
PLARDY. Argt . § .7 l 7. 6',s . ., ' T ;" ' "W ''
ATWOOD. JO:Visa CO., cogmi necessora to
,b.,, t . , D . j .., ~,,, Won and Farifizik•
NUBlmrsh. .. ttenillch fanli.-hetalnodUcods,
MATJTVWS CO..Wholesale Gro
arti Commisaion and Foryazding Mercbsata, and
vnlts. far Drfothtottijottaraare. 6TWSata at; rltbtamat.
'tiff KR.Clat'S; AlkiTELO,' General, COminis
-6:14011 Nerehanta, Philadelphia, Liberal sipianees
made °malcontent& a !rodeos generallyc •jan:y.
Prentintou. Huml IL 1834._
utlata.tdr.
.13,',CA14'FIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
, Sogagol c on arld..,ronwpg Hirecturg.l sligbots i .
Petal Asb, and Wettem Pectlete_gle=ll. l " Qbe: steLt n e„,
befit Ssalthtltld and Wood. Plltstrutzli.
!tilt rebig A.„.
1114:411 3 =
int. 111sroNov
Jo
VIOLA LttTLZ, ... J. 171114,17 :.
T LITTLE
• • Mate of Artalataro. '
- b. Wholosalo:Grocerx,
uturstilil a flt i. ItC°'4Vorra=47.l64. d Deidern
Ir. ln
I'l
C9IE - ESE:WAREBOUSE:,-- HENRY H.
OClLLlNS.rernardlnn and Cerennlorlan Neiebant,and
'Neer In Mown, Butter : Las Flab and Prreluer 'merely;
to Wood Mae, sboye Plttabarnh • • . • ftr.ft
• ',4* Div.irco . .. 4ll et
. do 5
-- VON BONNHORST.Ic MURPHY; Whole
t,47t: CilocerL a sad.Onosenbudop tfthsatt, smv Denim
CI
. .r0 Ittutant, Water• greet, PM"-
IXT.Msr7t.
Dlr. Jan. 6 d
Dia. . • P 0
'Dir. " Ws
- 11ACOR- FORSYTH, Jr,—Porwarding at;l
CoarmiPtdoss Merebazit.No. IA Willa Amt., Pitittl.
legaly . s3 ' • ' •
•
Mr. 20 Wet
• 1.2.0T.112X
PrO3IAS PALMER...lmporter and Dealer
ms•un• and 'Anierieut Asa Paper, iiro. G 5 -Make,
r. te.lroco !pale! 4.. Fourth area, Jittstursh.
merw
eR
do
.4.11e6m0
Nt y r 31e0LINTOCK, , Imrter and Whole
-4(11011121240= 11. Deal :0
i 1.41 011
Mesa Dolt 74163b20. N0.1(2 mark.: bi'd"
17411=111
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DENTISTS
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
. •
N. BALL, Attorney at Law, "Bnlio;.
. Grant Gt Meet. ti . tweitn Ymat.lt
R m OßElit E. P IIILLIPS; AttorpOy at Law,
. Loom, mo. .
1v Corner
POLLOCk,. Attorney at Law,—
Corner of Filth and Grant etreeteopyonite theCieart
•••• tt•Pa.rittaburath my2Jors3
IRkG Attorney , Attoey at Law, Newliadtle,
ereaco County, Perineylvaale.
Item Walter eraltr.Crnia treeic J. Doniop, Eine
, Cfamptou A Smith; Kramer it Itielma; IL 174.1.1• a' to.: Lee
thsCiWilpat &00, 11. Lee. apaielly ,
1 4 C IS C. ILAN Eli LN, Attorney at Liw,
No. 170 Fourth erect, Fltt.turith.
ASPER E. BRADY, A ttnim ey at Law,
It o. S 9 Fifth otrect,Fll,tshurgh.
COMMISSION RC.
- t jARD,IG DE _LANGE, Dealer in Rides,
L~lher' 011:2151.113eXy stmt., wen of tb•
Ezrl . l . lrxef or s ha b. :l,ltt WM=
um Also, glmosakerell.dkP.Tooltr. • •
NORRIS'k , PATTON, Wholesale andP:o r -
Wormers, oe Essum We of tho DIA4pO.I,
GROCERS.
ROB • T MOORE, Whi)les4k OrWei; RCc
tlf:rini Didiner. Desk: haoeum,Plttglonrslalsw:
am. :ad •II kinds to Yoreliro I d P.11:”41c , Wine. mad
tech ol.upaltlr gr .h llL s 4U.l7„ifra,
a
it,G. (MUFF arocers'ancl?Com
. mi.a...lllr.reha' Ur, also, I:islers - 141 lands' or
.Iburgh Mitatiractured
. a.olFlek corner at Snamd and
Now ata.rittxbanch. ' - 61447
awn sucercia... . • . . :On=
ittBLAOKBiiii . NitCO., .Wholelutle Oro-
••
an,
_Bad Fursdehere, end Dealeit le•Produrn end
rargh llanofacturnivOily, Enteh and Oakum 'aware
en hand at their heareboane. /41 Wnt. street.
A • : . " o Nat e -
o:asZVZZaliktrArotitiLW To
X:1"'
• m.t4u., •ri
s . O O . p o r t .
4 L i t r y oe . are
pan:t...
=IMPIRPM.M.PII
. ••
• SOWN /111T/14
y IM. PAGALEY tt - CO., Wholesale Gro
amt.Nos.lB saa=Tr ood otme, PULA .
i t AM A. M'CL I •rt ,' - E moor an.
i ..._ Tea Dealer, corner of NrcOd and Flolli lariat!, . r
fl
on . a hroo aseortcoent of tholes °gooier .
... z ..... , ~,, , ~, ..
1,..r . d NUt 4. • .. •
, ' 4:4LicillatkiSartikiAlkYarM74
E:b'x'gh =.3 ut.Ftr_gt.o.t '; WAtDROP'S.RFIPDSTOREr• , ,
ON it ileto erith T.atly Heade for the Hotbeds PitrieLtur
Arm:veleta OreUardoe Caen tibelkira, StalX and Straw
Cuttere, and ever? thing nrintarret to thee Ifirrneer .Gsrdt.
t i rr or pt ratem m rtera ern, Dralqa es,4l
ri'l
TiIdcCANDLESS, •
Itormoma...itio uccesopri to
tti 4 t=gt l i r 11=h 40
of
o t.
ate• Rit.bunr. .I`!`34.ifYrn.
: RTSON, Wholesile.Onicer mid
Won 31ernbant, Dean. In Praha* ant 11ft.
• and 4131191 . 99, , 193 Liberty, We, Pitt.
• .0. t; Wholesale rocere L oni-
X '• a. gad Dartia l'adiago-Rand
• • caliarty, Wad, acd Shah
- A. a ""zr roAsfulid for si zs i oci -br
D. co.
vtl o r ) f ili t ly
EltMtffl2!
,us. stonfand for
-'-R: DALML • CO:
HEW . 1 /OElr. .ADVERTISEMENTS.
, From VISSCIIER t MULL'S Grocral Adrerthing • 4 W. WOODWELL, Wholesaltand Retail
Nn. Nsannu lime. New York
31stutnet.arcr end !haler /a canthet Warn, X. 83
trd street.
Relidat Finnr Mc City r I,r
Stithls 1 .. • .cy 2,g
OFFICE No. Z, JOIIXSFREEr,
.1150 Meta lion erehowst. NEW YORK CITT.
FIOMARS received by Express, or otherwise,
fie. dying or clammier Ladle, Presses. klentilles end
wls of ever,- demeiption. Ihtmuk nod MMren cm ,
Liu besutitully dyed. Lace Curtains
the
Canton
Crape Shawl. dyad the. .reet bn7liant, Or the Mare erase
colors. AU kinds crank, woolen {and fury goods, (in the
pion or garment.) treated in the most reposeful wanner.
CaTl O .VatgiVgattl e t. l'aulti°21:11t1:1":3: tor=
that their cutters In Um Oct of dying is warlralled.
.
tuhUs4rrre BAIDLCIT. NEFIIEWS i CO.
ICIIOLYNEAUX BELL. Mantilla and Cloal
31analletarer and imposter, Pi Canal st.
111E0. BULPIN. Paris Mantilla Emporium,
kfi _ I_mporter. aim at Fancy Furs. MU. Broadway.
•
F. LTIBBA_RD & SON, Wild Cherry
•altters. Chemed& Balm. Pith, Palm, Sohn rt.
AItIRLISORT, AmeriCan Ilomdmi
)..zathi•Phirmacy, kirdielnes. \laic Cum Pe., to
e, itroaine
trAN DUESEN'S Iniproved Wahpene. It'
v meteor gr s flair to lie orlelnal color, and emitter •
new growth of hai r
r. hoot, tillareLus et.
lOC'' ' . GILBERT, from Memphis, is cur-;
wi Ctu
tug hundrolsotrerk Tumors,Ulcers, met hour
without the kelt. at his spacious rooms, 4A3 Oroletway.
. LFREE woorium, Manufacturer and
Lmporter of Guns, Mere, Pistele, kn, Pk) Felton rt. ;
• _
Q.;
H. WARNICK, 'Manufacturer of &Lam- '
. riled Farnham, ar.;el2 White st.
.7 1 -011 N DAVl,:Corataissiiin Merchant and
••Importer of Bras:idler. WlllO3 and Cigars, 284 huh- i
huhu at.
0001)WrN & BRO., gatlafacturers of
• Pinethrt Tobarro; Claen, aad t..nu2,..5Y7 and 2119
to rt.
WHEELER Pr4rietorm and
Monntneturers of All. ITllsou'a Patent Stlteblncr
31srldnes, office 211.5 Broadway.
. sM. SIMMONS, Mfl inert' 564 Broad
ocnr 14 •44'01.1111.1.10tel.
COOPER HOUSE, A. J. PeaTer,C• Pio
plikors.P.7.4 Drondway.
NandORMAN-. CULTER, sueees‘.or to Lee,
Bre:Fete:. k.C.,lsuporter aad Jobbeit to Staple Dry
~ 44 Cedar et.
CILAFFER, late W. Newman, Manufae-
L 4 • n wer and Wboleaalo Deader In tadldetiattera,Shnea.
dm, W Broadway.Bgatn v
.A.M LTEL . L. — dAVERLf,Who lesale Deal-
I,7er In Broom, Painted Palle and Tubs:Wood and Wil
low NI are,•Baaketa, 31wt, Cordage, Tar Ino, Wicking. Match
.44 294 thannwlett at., New York. mhtt.lyv.
P . 1 61 ; t S J.F...(I) : E T S in IA i t It g %t ., 1 tic°
u 'r a
gala Dealer, No.lo Cat/wino at. and No. 6 Chatham
NotrYwrk. adir4-1.!‘"
AGENCIES.
CARD.—Haring been appointed the ea
ch:l.4e Agents for - Pittsburgh. f r the sale ofPatent
lyeted Cemented and Stretched Leather Belting. man
ta...turfed by P. JEWELL L SON. of Ilartford. Connetticut,
We noreffer for sale a large .amortment of all widths.
manufitetnned. at the matinfamoreee - mierai his fillets
being "interim to any Leather Belting ewer before oftered
bible market. Alen, a large !dock of ail:widths of India
!Gibber Belting- constantly on hand, and for sale at the
Belting EMmti . "No. 116 3larket idreet.
J. A IL PIIILLIPS
AUSTIour
N LOOttIIR, Rest Estate A geni,
Stock, Merchandise and BIBBIB Broker, /Ace No . 02
th street, above Wood. Bminesa promptly attended
to.
rilIU EL L. MAI:SHELL. becrefa ?y
no. Inseam.. COMPILIIT, 111 Water ell Yet.
.P.
or dlyE t, S itt,o4 At nt. t it o F f ri,n tl t l t e In t snranee
FM. GORDON, Sedretary Western Insu
• nun Co. , 92 Water street
GARDINER(X/FFlN,A , eniforFranklin
- r
t h lancomr . ace Company, nortlics4 caner of Wood
P A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware MT
tual Insurance CotnranY. tS Watet airtleL
O amok n. Tarim .... ...... ..... .MA.I J. WWI , .
./rIEO. H. TAYLOR & 1117STON, (sureeesers
gui to Taylor I asma/ General tkirnaltasion and . For.
+carding 31crabants i and Admits fire Eastern Tranrrourti.
Lion LAnes, Wholesale limier. In ritards Groceries,
lug.. Outran. Cottoril'arria, !tatting, 'Tulin, .1.1.111‘. MI.
actrui and Kentucky Kemp. Toro . Soda Asti, Wind.,
Glass, Pig, On, and %Lite Lek& Korai Skin.s and limit.
nati and Pittsiturah Miniuntetuted Goudagenerally.—
Anent, inm the "Penn Mill"and "Runner 31111 . Flinetinne,
Mittsbarsh. Ire. 48 .Prout strret, (oPPOr/re
littaburgh and ot. Louis Packet Landing;) Cineinnati.
ricid.4m4
1. lIVSCUSON-. ir
. , R. VI" fl.ll.reltD.
A. JJUTCIIISON & CO., [Commission
Alerrilartp..4 Agents for Om R. Loots Sing. Ream
:I p la n sizr i Zleres,. and Ilan
fel
BOOKSELLERS.' &C.
P C. STOCKTON, late:Johnsinn k Stock
"d
Bidd" nr
. L. REAL. Bookseller and ~‘, t ationer. No.
78 Fourth rtrret„&mlle ItBllBlB{BB6,
R. WELDIN, Whotextile and Retail
OJia Dealer 113 Dian), and "School IkkOni. Paper and F.t.
t ttaburgh. wry. No. fa Wend alma, (tette. Third and Fourh)
Pi
01iN S.
,P4VlSON,,Booimller and - Sta.
40 Maar. aueeeseat la Dolma I Agnew. No. f IMarkat
duvet, wear Poarth, Pittalanret.
ENICY S. 110SIYOUTII.-Booktkeller and
'Doak, tPntatiosery,
Pa. Nn. Warta,. newt. Dad
ttbdnagb.
AY tic CO., Bookicellers and Stationem
r. 3 Word stnnet.next door to the nunwwer Third
.. Pa. &hod and law bontn mnpfardly on band.
& CO., lionksellemKo.
eytAtEr % . V. Zl , 2 reet, bet , reen ponct.ti Disrunod
MUSIC, &C.
ilt("Ilrg11.111itrolt. Denier in Piano Ferteß;
.
Duals and Hoshmt Instrument.. School Boobs and
Doom, Wu agent for Chk . koring'• Mao Panto. for
Weatera Dannssirania,No. 61 is . - .1 game. :- - -
•
ij[ENRY. /MERE& 'Denier in Musk. Mu-
Aral Instruments, avd importer of Italian &Ilona
amPut for human, d MA'S Fraud and moms l'hux.s.
with Colanddis atolesn, Attaubsamt. Also for Dunham's
SCIIRCF..TEIt CO., Almelo Sto . r. 4th
ite4 =1:::t4 surol l'arYmentioralrith.:
DRUGGISTS.
end
Paints.. elle. Innen% ke.lll Wood siren. 3 donn Won
Virgin Alier. Pine...vet gargegnlar Agent tor
D.
rgiord'e Medicine. • =Me
L. WILCOX. __ ~ • Jllll7 II Pip. MO
L . WILCOX. I CO.. Druggists and Apoth•
•. ofaricdt,rner Market ituatiasi Mani/soma keep
anortantly no heed '• fall - Awl compiete susgniment of
Drults.Hoditints,PerfameriAtidasitcleasiortzlningtothetr
hatlnrrt,.
ibTidelaits presniptipny =ref rdlycompormded. .t 1711?
TOILN P. SCOTT, - Wholesale Denier in
IP/ brtata. Paints. 011 s. Varsfuhes arut DT. enrs. No. 2 5 16
Liberty *treat, Manure,.
. An catten trill iamb. prompt. attention.
arttent tur Landon At Qr a ralaabia fatally taettleinra.
A. .FAILNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
Dra :areas, and ynantifetttrii. of Whits Lead, Ned .natt. and Wham*, finer Wood and Front otreeta.
II E. SELLERS, Wholmola' Dealer in
ilAg l / 4 ;„' tovircat=tkint=ffo,.
'tintnnuufra
nRAUN /c.llEiTEiolealile. Retail
TOtrgilts, cornor of Liberty nod Bt. mar Amts.
SCHOONMAKER & CO., VirliolesAle
41, No. 24. Wood Wed. PlWebstrivh.
)10SEPII FLEMlNb,.Succesßor to L. Wilcox
corner Market otrott and Diamond —froapr con
s antlr on hand a fall and an stplete smart num( of Urns,
aladielnea;,lladletne Chats, Parritotery. mad all' article+
•pertalalng to bin twines&
Ybpddstuo proscriptions marl:di,' oolopmnda& se an
Y --
-,MERCHANT TAILORS.
CriESTER, Merrelnuit TriUor
.116.1., No, :4 Wood. street. Nartleulsistfmtlan
pa to Bays: sad Yanthe.Clathlas.` J pols:y
W4 lll fri t r
Ner . audZwler in Emir Made Oath4l;4lslLN.
Iff==l
A
.-- WATTS•B; CO:; Mlrahant. Tailors, igi
4 . 1•11;orti . otrooL7- 1 1Vo aro [IOW reoßotag our
. g otork Of Goods . . for 0 rationales Woor—Claos, Ca&
• macs and Test logoof tbs - tiolosot &teem ind timid quality
'o.4'lloMP opt onOconors will plow:give a l fill tmbl
MiguELLAxOtts•
' • •
CPILDREN'S SHOE' STORE.
bill always on tined n nneortatint.
nnrth street Pittabnisgb,ts. • pe.lo-13 d
GRANT MOWRY, Dealer • in 4 ... her,
zrahn.:l,,lgna Mena. No.= Intro- Ftwe:
• -
1 1 VILLISMSCHUCIIMAYS Lifhokraph=
ie retablittiment, Third stneiti =he the -r„, a
Ina l a t et ' ArsV,tenttelleetnrete i rhine
Drateletir‘ USW.. end Stetting Cent , . 4...i. 414 4M. 1 "
peewn on Hone, and printed in .oceare: lo ud, Wont.,
rm
Bleck, In the meet amovett Arlo. and at the molt Means
"LI 'FELIX'S • GENITIVE EXTE.APT '`OH
•ittgffr 2. l4l2l 4 lM I PIA:17 1 141 *, : 1 1= 7 &
Ikenn.ircreet. /Ittatntegt. Pi;; • .
' of F losacr ? oa
,v,sinterfelth. , • ,
- . .
WALTER P. SIARSIIALL,Importor and
v Dmler Iq an 4 pa:o7Mhz Parlor
U rng m Aisrri sN iVlZne blin i a t f&uters,)ll2.
cond k vat 9f P. 4.• -
1 ARISFASHIONS,FORLADIEWD' 'SS
-03.—W0 Paris Fashions fir atNE, and. pei otastoar
'~ be an Woo mtWLt > tcyilmo
J•27ti • ,No.llllM.l!rAn. aline
k r 3IBROIDERED AND: APLICA itIAN=
TILLAS--Matorfolo makodr it eerotwe
! • • - go. ' , ALVA:on ettoot. arikland,
Itt=2l
`daitio;;
WILLIAM -14/011LE: - Upilobteror;and
'thertutVirk&Cs7li:Oatit-lio.
r. wwr Woad- s
4 ,1 ,
3. IL NO j . .
prig
PITTSBURGH, ,FRIDAY MORNING; APRIL 7, 1854.
MANUFACTURING.
ENNETT & Matinfacturen of Plain
a.d Tanor Yen., Tx.kiwituk and Chem Clolored
°Moe at the Ihmatheternhormetra Worth.fitt..
." F " . " 3l n rtroetr. DirmingiuKt r mot.
geteedcedlr
TOEIN WEHERELL, L ldanuffinfirer of
WI PATENT {
BOX
%WEB, • superiormaticla, SOLID BOX
lion
111 . 1A.7.1X BOX FIVES, corner ttf-Andcretro_ .ad Rob
liWrtly one V uu° ' from th e
roL WORKS, confer °trust field L borty
streets, PltteLargh, PA-31 t:44.4f Toole;:rery
ety. such as IRON PLANERS. Sltzle and llarsl TURN.
ING LATHES, DRILLING MACIIINES, At, kr.,
twat to order (fel2l JOS. - R.LILAMILONIN 0).
T. CIVICIO
lONES & QUIGG, 51adufacturers of Spring
mud 81/4 7. , 1 3 Ze l 'tiVg l i h r 94 g . t1it7 1
res, thlf
' , stout Sellr. sells Suu liaraftl Iron lisles.—Vonter of
&we sod First streets, Pittsburgh.
,-' 1
JONA, t QLIAI ' ' A A itazna.
I)ssEt. 11.0GERS 8: Co., Manufacturers of
• Roper's Patent Ireptueed Pteul Cidtirstor.—Corner
and Phut streets, Pittsburgh. -. ~: ' L.,12
...,.. .
pAWSON MOHAN & CO., Manufacturerre
of Shovels, Puede., ay., Warehouse 'No. .S 2 Wood et., 'seen Pint and &hem! streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. . !
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsbtath. •
T; ENNEDY,
,CIIITAS CO_ IVbinufac
toms of—
Ponn A tio. 1 holm 44 Pbertlggi
Cotton T:111.1" colon
nod"
• hod
Plough ind huh
hops of sed god degalp gooF
Batting.
eTri7.417.4M-6=Zirg.
44. A. ITTAIO.T • ,
A.oIERRON & CALSIVOLL, 13q11and'Brus
Founders, Mannfartnieraofall Indkalltraea Mork&
counalre, Steam Engine. num de, , , Alec, Cotton
Batting rnmutarturem
!Puma, Itebeern Wert, iCa 0.12. Market
Alleghenp clip. I etreet, near .llttebtalt.
11.. , -e - 11.1 Brun aml Copper taken In 0.11103 a. for
or analr,panl.
ordoet isttiw re.dry or .omm erilliatattendeil to
punctually.
Arnold &
tiEATING AND VENTILATING WARE-'
11OUSE....—Alarsufarterorvi of Chalon , / Vonore,.
ght Iron 'robing. and littlnl Re Roam, Oat or Water,
co. 25 Blued +erre, -Pittsburgh.
lik"..We has* mid oar Forums, Pattenat, ta, to Mesas.
ARNOLD A. WILLIAMS. whom wo cordially recommend
to the tatronage of the nubile.
001 BRAIPICATRECSON t PO.
DINE AND CEDAR WAR.—SAMUEL
KROMER keeps etmetantly on hand Acood wort
tof Wash and Bath Tuba. Horse, Stomas= Oak Welk
Klithen or Draw InsekelA 'Wooden Bowls, R urns, Dry
Measure, Bier and Merry Wash Boards, nod ail other
kinds of wara In his line.
Also—llo nests Tubs, and 100 dozen Buckets.
Waronsom. Murata lIalL Fifth street, Pittsburilh, Pa.
ap244
Blacksmith Bellows Manufactory.
O-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.—Tho sub
1111onibers would rer(ootfully inligra their Blends and
the pnblie generally. that'they bare entered Into partner
ship commencing on the loth of April, under the firm of R.
WILLIAMS A. CO.. for the marmacture of BLACRS3IITII
BELIA)W9 of every deacriptien. which they are determin
t4l to make of' the Ten. beet 111StfIlild, and superior work
manship. • They intend to bare elver. on hand an udort
went. elan idles from to 40 inches.at Moir manufartmT.
corner of tobiroon and SanduskY street+. -
ROBERT WILLTA
JAMEd.WILSON.
mildly '
Allegheny - City, SSay 21.
I A. BROWN, wouldmostrospac - tinily in
eir • west public that be kep. on hand, at his on on the ide of the Plenum/. Allegheny OM. • raw.
plate wwurtment of Vezitlan Illlodc Alss,,Penitlan Shia
ters are made to erderi le the beet etyja. warranted Mimi
to any In the United Rate. Ills blinds mu; he removed
without the aid of a screw driver. iliwlnF ieurehMed the
Hamner
tools, and wood et the Cabinet .I.o.ablbhment of
Hammy A McClelland, I am unnerved to (Midi' their old
el:stemmas we ll as Um piddle at luxe, with eirea7thlng
In their Agency. lie. 5 he. street, Pittsburgh.
mehn.l J. A.
Y. 11...011.
TEM.
PENN GLASS WORKS;
I/ ORENZ'Lt WlGHTMAY,3lanufacttrren
of all kind, of VIALS. HOMES, and WINDOW
61 Water nod AS Front stmts. fitteburgh.
N. 11.—P.rt altratlon laid to odd I.l]. of Wlodpi
Mau and pirate torvldo fur Ilottks azdAtalx pep=
RIPCORD Az CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE
OAT AND • OAP 31ANIIPACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP YEAS. •
- - - •••
001ISER OF IMOD ..LND FIFTH STREETS, '
Pittsburgh Pa.
embrace. Garry quality ana - stN of Lists
arat Calm Mail, Dow, Cues and rur Domes.
aus.2o4mtaly
Self Heating Smoothing Inns.
OREA TE S T DOMESTIC. TM
pmement of the age. Ladino find therm a tains doh
rf article—oar Ing labor. time and money. Merthents
and Pedlars supplied on liberal harm
Addrnes, (Poet Pahl.) J. JACKSON,
124 Wood street, Pltteburg.
far nor file.alma, at the principal barterer. nom In
the city, by M. Ural a Co.. and Ilt. John Cent nright..7.
Also, Tallare Irmo, on the earrinurlsonple.
gib2chilterly-q,39
Bolivar Fire Brick awl Crucible ClayNU&
.factoring Comp
THIS COMPAXY 11AVEN any. Q
ENLARGED
their eagaeits f. 2 nee nfarturing, are now mewed,
to meet t.be Increased demand for Crocibleana
lhalldliag Clay. liners proiortlY
KUM JON.Y.n, Cital Berta
Plttrbereb. tient-ends, 21,1 , 53 a. :
g "r4V — Con
COACH. FACTOIiaI - r -
Mooed .414,_ Se , esb
nbLON PROP_ILMNI
t.
,V ° Sl l =
Itr yt t t f i llil tu y=e t :=l:l 6 :ll
I. pg. Nom sloo oal. There
Carrlaree see Inuit from the Cwt toateriel and ' .
shin and wider his oat , ..renffigann: h. lan. eetth none
donee. want bb work to be nifertonto nonaufen.
bared In the Cabo, The metres of tit, and the
grad
not
In
nor men
thla elan off. ha {educed
blin not to Nal menu. or lon ' % T it him
eistallishment. Peening. nentlog good wont will
Plena enlisted sundae hls inn% before golarflist. All
. . . _
New Coach Pactory—Allegheay . •
M. 11. WRITE. CO., would' re,! , '
tx-Pait• Inform tbe nubile that Ahoy UT*
rem. softy on, Lacoek. between Federal and &mob:whey
Arens. They an now I:nekton...net ere premed to Yah*
nto? to. veers theeriftlon of vehicles. Onwheak m. C 1 ath4t......
loos_ 47 . 1.1) 44 t ‘ the nocact ir' ' P s ake r
the til ' eUttlee they here. they feer o r :afhlent they ' lue what.
ed tin work on the mot roluionolde - tonne with Op*
wentitht Whim In their Un.
Paying perlianthte attention to tit* *action ormaterlil4 .
and hating tome but eeteretet , t new bo , olte
beentatten to warranting their troth. Iter thereinto lel
the ettention of the rebfre to thh Matter. • •
N. 11.—Repalrfott done In the beet manner, and; on th
, Coach and tarriage Factory.
TORN STON, BROTHER & CO., corner of
•/ fichnont and Itchocen stmts. Allegheny, aty, veldt
respectfully lama their friepdapad tW itabilomt . teralle,
flat there. enanellictC
imam Lingelea W YEll=te tilli/W4arkaa
styles of Swab and_pro -
All mien rill to executed eiltp . evict regard. Luanne
baler and twenty cr Web.. liner, edit sbo be attn.:het
to on the moat tenentable terms. L Angle all their stork
the best 'F.stern ahafta, Poke and 11 - Wlet 8414 ther feel
confident that all who fever L them with their ladtpuele
rill be periled' , enlisted fib trial of their work.
_,!sechasers are requested-to idle teem Mall balm perr-
Fifth Street Stool67Factory,_H
&MATT, ENERGY; AND ECONOW. , -,.
The best needs In Chtldren's nose, blast's firrts. tin:
lets. and Drawee. aid at minnakettuwelignier tt..
MTh street stootlng futon% ail midi Man fast are sank
NV -ADVANCE IN PRICY, - '. MA .DA T. -•
' B i . king setoff. , th it.it• utlnws Wotatzlid iiiiii.i .
T T I 0 /10-1, 13 ON -it ,P.A.T:* / 7 71
COOKINGATOTES. GRATES, 111021ThirDAttlit. act.
ARRESTLIC direct .attentimi-in It 'new
and bandsomepatternWf PARLOR STOTA.tuat spin..
r.
• also, to their new pasterns of COOKIInd STOYDIA I
se the . "Keystone State" and the' °Western Stair 1
Ills. noses in neatneu of finish, economy of nnonly , and
trrAtepatl 4 . Irzu?:,Tatlaizadag ,
.7.3,,,H l 'lliiii,`"*.it -d ikuvm . ' 4 lti 4 c lwt "rufseri."<"" thw ek^sl lll :4
getVitne n ., In e ' wAr". 3.W 1 '
Ista ad tri . ell Of KJ= 'An:
lib. Az Inspection ts solicited . sedditkfAll
..
L. It. imeitaslnt...........eAtsl/1 A1LU1...-....J. L1II00111111.1.111:
. -
Livingiton,gg . en: 4109. :
NOVELTY WORKS,- PITTBBITRGII,. PA.
'kACK . and Depot Riiilrond 'Scales, Hay,
W. and firaln do.; 'Matta; and Oot,er tlo.;!Doot
eau altos, fnolng, Drop and Thumb iniutonOoffoo
MO Of iarlout • kindx rant ISlllK4 4 ,al,.patWrdo
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
FRIDAY MORININD,
FURTHER BY THE BALTIC
The Baltic arrived out on the morning of San
day, I9th Eat., _having been three days delayed
by the ice, which damaged her outwatr and,
fidats. It was by the greatest exertion that the
Baltic was ready to leave Liverpool on her ap
pointed day.
The Cambria had returned from Malta, and
will be again despatched. -
The Londonpapers publish the secret and con
fidential doeuments that have passed between.the
British government and their Ambassador at St.
-Petersburg, since the commencement of the pre
sent.year. The documents are voluminous, fill
ing seven or eight
.Columns of type, and are of
Much interest, as they relate in dialogue shape
the conversations between the Emperor NichoLts.
and Sir G. IL Seymour, the English representa
tive at Constantinople. In one of these conver
sations the'Emperor distinctly intimated that in
terests (Meaning the action) of.Russin ancrAus
tria were identical in the Eastern question r and,
further, that France was endeavoring to embroil
Europe in war in the East, in order to advance
objects of her own, among other things to obtain
possession of Timis.
In talking of thriposition,of the Turkish Em
pire, Nicholas said he wring consent to-give
Egsypt. and .the 'lsland of Cattida to England,
while Bessie would keep thy, protectorate of the
Principalities, Servia and Bulgaria, in council
tion with these documents Is also published me
morandum by Count Nesselrcale, sent for appro
val
to the British gorernmeut,'and founded on
communications from Nicholas subsequently to
his visit to England in 1844. The drift of the
last mimed memorandum' is, that Russia and
England having a' preponderance, thoformor by
tepid and the latter by sea, in the affairs of -Tur
key, should come to an understanding how to di
vide the spoils in the event of the Turkish Era,
pire..!iorunsbling to. picots." , Russia aid Ails
trio, being In unieon.ehis Czar - considered that If
England's adhesion could be gained, France •would
be compelled to submit to their views..
The English government was only awaiting the
arrival of the messenger with the Czar's refusal.
Sd soon as the official refusal comes to Land, the
announcement Will be made to 'both Houses of
Parliament, and war will be formally declared.
It is stated on the authority of the Paris cor
respondence of the London. Morning Chronicle,
that the telegraphic announcement of the Czar's
refusal—in terms short, dry and diadainful—was
received by the French Government via Berlin,
18th, and
that as soon as the - English Minister
`woe made acquainted with the nosier, he des
patched a courier, by way of the Prussian ports
of the Bailie, to Adiniral Napier, in order that
he may be prepared to act upon his instructions.
Cotton at Liverpool depressed. Breadstuff's
again lower.
Tun EMPEROR NICUOLAS WILL Itcroac.—From• l
Vienna, under date Sunday evening, 19th, the
following is telegraphed:--A Russian courier,
who arrived hero on the 16th, brought despatch
es to the effect that Resale will positively refuse
to evacuate the principalities. Something of ex
treme importance was probably settled, the day
before yesterday between this government (Aus
trian) and Prussia, nag member of the Prussian .
embassy went to Oderberg by special train; this
was after a conference between Count Buol and
the Prussian Minister. It is stated from Berlin,
19th, that the Czar had replied—" the proposal
of the Weatern Powers does not require five min
utes consideration--it is refused!'
Tue WAII—TRE BALTII3.--Sir Charles Napier's
iffeet arrived ht Wing* Sneed, 13th, all well. It
-is stated that frigates and vessels of the se•
mud class will enter the Baltic by the Sound;and
the larger vessels by the Great Belt., Tho Eng-,
lish ships have applied to engsgenixty Preis.=
pilots at Swineimuntle; (Stetten.)
The Borsenhelle states that the British \leo
Consul at Kiel has received infonnation that Na
pier's fleet will come to that port. ,
Swedish papers report that 80,000 RUVAIIIIII
are employed in cutting a channel in the ice from
Cronstadt to Sweaborg.
the 2d of March the Grand Puke-Constazi
line inspected the fleet at Ilelsinfors. The Gulfs
at Bothnia and Finland were still covered with
ice. • •
' A force of 27,000 Itrusians is on the way to
atreigthen the garrison of Revel. The comman
der of the troops at Revel had proclaimed that
probality the town will be bombarded by the
English and French. Women and children were,
-theiefore, advised to quit the city.
Tnx Br scw.Bss.—The British - steamer Fart ,
ortic.atulthe French steamer I/ataxia, had. been'
pesk4:o*Eirh...4olllAstopol to see a rk.bi r ixtexid-,
anttom'the batter: and to count six- ships-of
,the line,gvardingqie entranie, with 'four mein
in the creek, besides several frigates and brigs:
The ItneWans are preparing to block. the.moutha
, of the• Danube, by stretching chains across the
= &nee' therproldbition of the export of corn '
frotn Odessa, the price .fallen from 9 to 3
silver roubles. -Failures were feared in Odessa.
The allied fleets were still at Belcos Bay, bit
- would shortly enter the Black Sea
Two Atistrian ships of war were also at Belem,
:and three others were expected.
• -,Us TaL DA2rn —To the present time the
Ruse:isms have made no formal attempt to take
lialafat, and so far is appearances indicate, *lll
not. at present do so. T he plan of - operation now
seems to be throw a force into the mountainous
part of Bulgaria, and endeavor to raise the
Biqa!, population,- proCeeditig on the supposition
that Ealafat, being a: End advanced post, will,
itheirtiti large proportion of the Turkish_force',
'thus leaving the country behind comparatively
undefended.'.
No action had taken place since previous ad-
A powder mill at Schumala had blown up; no
damage to life: ; • . • . ; .
, Drs. Faureo and - fitangcry, who, it maybe re
membered; were despatched by the; government
on a to o a.of madical inspection to [the Turkish
army of the Danube, had returned to Constanti
nople, and made a favorable report the health
General Burgoyne and Colonel Sidant, had re: ,
turned Ito Codstantinople, haring traced the plan
of 'an entrenched camp, on the European sidelof
thanarrowest paint of the. Dardanelles: ...It will
be completed ere June; Another =tip is
traded out: On the read to Adrianople:, r- • ;
In fottiro, foreign ofahersi are to be free)/ re,
ecived into the Turkish service, but only' hstheir
'actual military" rank, .and at thii; same rates of
pay . tut Torkish . olficers of equal grade. ' ' •
- proclaintion (fet?ah) of the Bhcßt
to -define the position of:the Christians,. was
Ittellytexpected. Frequent conferences had.taken
place on_tho snldeet of granting equality or civil
rights to the 'Chrbitians.
- -- Itaras reported that the eiport of: gold from
Ens:shaves. prohibited. -
.• , .
.. • riog..All l / 6 .—A ; ripoit of .the - capture of a
Russian convey witlareitsureao pay the e troops,
at liatichisdaeachedconstantMople.
Tue Gana IxsoutxrnoW.—Faud Rffends had
'arrlied at :lonian, cbarged.with power to pia)
with the lasorrection: first act, on arrival,
was to grant 'a general amnesty, and to remit
part of the taxes r hie:next; send a messenger
to Athens to:dental:4 an explanation from' the
.
Although some restlessaess is still apparent,'
J the isurepection may.be thnsidered
Esc out..--Parliament, on Friday, lith, bad
I-ander discondori a motion by Mr. Gibson; to ad
' dross the ,Queen, preying her Majesty to give
special instruetions to the officers of the British
cruisersto abstain fiam interfering with neutral
vessels'on account of any goods not contraband
of war that they may have on board ; and to di
rect the Ministry' to consider the policy of enter
lag late treaty etipulationwithforeign countries,
'on the principle that free ships shell make free
goods, and the neutral 1125 giro neuirtal4 to her
'corgi.. Mr. Gibson'. object was to define the
position of Britain with respect to neutrals. Ile
strongly urged the non-exerciso of the'power of
searching neutral ships for enemy's property.
The..question as to the right ,of search had al.
"rOinly_ engaged Britain in war. Mr. Ilorstall, in
seconding the motion, called the attention of
government to the kindred sullied of prise
• leering and letters of marque. Lord John Rua- .
sell replied that it was the intention of the goi t
'commit to advise the Crown, before bostilities
took.place, and he hoped shortly to issue, in
mime ;hope or other, a document, declrig their
pely7,itt that mAtter but it was of ivi us thet
Iddcrunent of this kind, 'lnvolving questions of
plaity as well as law, required o very great care
in wording. Any Incautious expression might
be attended with verb' serious Consequences.:
Mr. Bright observed that Lord John 1tt121,8 . 11
had taken notice of the latter part of the motif*,
the importance of which, 'as s respected the.tal l
.ted Sixties of America, he pressed very strongly;
upon : the ,Ciovermaant. - Lord John Russell ed'
:pitted the peat importance of the subject. Mr,
llibeonthen withdrew his motion In
of Lords, a conversation took place on an alleged
brear.h of *Confidence in Mr.' Jutish clerk in the
. .Soreignolßce who is charged with having ,sup:
plied 'Keret information to tho London Times.
Afters good deal of talk, the subject woe allowed
to drop.
lOth: in the Commons, Mr. Kinnaird.
' .put the following motion :—"ln what state the
, eorteejwatienos let - neon the BritialV:tuad United
• 'States government, with reference to colored
leanien: being British subjects; on the vessels to
which they belong arriving port in the
Southern States, being 'lteP on accost
of their eolor,.now Is ; and whether thereswould
.
• e any objection to lay the correspondence on : From the road.% Gattesomadmee of PhiledelPhla N. Amer
the table of the House ?" 'Lord John Itu.laell, , EUROPEAN IlierMut‘ ; '
in reply, stated there had been a great deal . of The whole, of:the firstcontingentof troops for
correspondence, and beneficial changes had h . the East have arrived at Abate, and the second
er
I
proposed in Georgia and Carolina, which wou 4 ' will rapidly follow. The Reyed Horse (Artillery
soon be carried into effect. He thought it wag i have embarked, and ' are now eiseitling ‘ on their
betternotto produce the correspondence, as hopes \ way to their destination. , . -It ii reported that
were entertained that there would be vgreor, i ni _vevery regiment in the Unitedi C34don has re
_provetefit in the legislation of the Stites he . *red orders to hold itself in readiness to embark
had mentionocL
On Tuesday evening, 21, the New - Brunswick- t Trimch troops have been remarkably tardy inPrt,••
and Nova Scotia Railway bill was negatived in f seeding to the scene of action.'. - It was loot until
the House of Commons, without a division on the' EurdsT i that Rea- Carobert sailed grithlills first
motion fertile seeoid reading. The House then l divid e of the French army from Tonlert:'. The
s '
went into a\Cemmittee of Ways and Means; and 1 daisy is'nttributed to the inefficient state vlf, the
Sir 11. Willobghby brought forward an amend- i marine, and the difficulty of finding, ships \for
meat againstAllp proposed doubling of the t in- !transporting the troops.: The Emperor Napoleon
Come tax. bin, French seconded the motion, and ,is said to have waxed wrath.with 11. Daces, dm
a long debate ensued. - Loft sitting. . '., i Itliniater of Marino, for not having his depart-%
The newspapers re crowded with, reports of. merit, !it n time like the present, in a more et=
the various . prepare i
ons going on at' the navy 'l'.fective state. Every effort is now being made
yards and garrts' cots. The substance' of all is, sto repair the.delity, and Toulon was never known
that several ships-of,war have sailed, and others to t be in 'such 'a state of activity. The: men in
are on the erect sail tlii Bahia 1 th, dock yaiiis and arsenals are working; day
fleet; that numerous do c k s a r e and,; night, and it is quite necessary that they
being-hurried on tows and that a I should, for not one`,vessel of the 10 Ships, of
countless number of e shipping 1 - the line, 14 frigates sad 15 coverettes, glestined
bread, beef, spirits a, s e f or th e i for ' the Baltic lave Mode their appearance--
force in the lifediterr s e, all the England has got many to send out; but not it
men and horses--esp ry arm-- moment'erdelay will be permitted. Beek vessel
are being assembled i
at f or em- as it is finished sails for the rendezvous. The
barkatinn.,
s Botscolven, 70. and the Desperate soiled yoter-:
-
The Board of the I ~,,y gave a day. The Cruiser, 91, and Odin, 16, also sailed
banquet*, at London, 01. ,i Hams, at the same time for Wing? Sound, and fit.
their recently appointer. Mad r as. George, 120, is at Snithead, on the eve of 'de-'
,
The French Ambassador at Lonslim gave a pasture for the Same place. , .
banquet on the evening of the 21st, to the Duke '''' In the Minim at,Lords, on Friday night, Lord
of Cambridge,Raglan, and theotherlcers of Mahnesbuiy - renewed tho subject relative to a
the staff ordeed to the East. charge Made by Lord Aberdeen against Mr. Ast-
Benjamin Elkin it Sons, or London, ogaged .ley of disclosing secrets entrusted to hint while
in the West India and Australian trade bare in the Foreign Office, end his Lordship ppodueed
failed; liabilities Z 140,000. \ \ a letter from that gentleman, in which he sere
• A case bearing crime reaemblancoto the \War- the most unequivocal deitialto the charge The
diner case, has occurred in London. Freilrielt. i Earl of Aberdeen shid thafhe felt bound te accept
A. Molyns, formerly a member of Parliament; lt\ theand t Ire had
as committed to prison on a charge of forging made the charge,lnt declared that he hid done
powers of - attorney, and obtaining £1,500 stock, so from a moral conviction \of its truth. The
from the Bank of England. Being unable to pro- , (hurl of Derby, after congratulating both', parties
cure boil he was committed, and was found dead s on \ the tarn the affair. had taken, made L an wa
in his cell. A coroner's jury returned a verdict - slanght on the press in general; and the iVotes in
of natural death. particular, and suggested bringing \ the' , editor of
The Earl of Lab field is dead.
FaAscx.--Thel , ubsoriptio- to till
le - subscription, _ me national
man had been meth more than taken up. Only
250,000,000 francs were required, and up to the
'l7th over 800,000,000 wore taken. The interest
on "bone du treeor" is fixed, from 20th, at 4 per
cent for those that have from 8 to 5 months to
run, 41 per cent for those from 6 to 11, and 5 per
cent for those which have a year to run. The
fall in corn continues; the top qualities hail fall
en during the week 8 francs to 10 francs per sack
of 157 killogrammes. In the market around
Paris the fall,...on,the 20th, was 2 to 8-francs per
hectorlitre. : _
The first division of the French army, under
Gen. Canrob'ert;left Marseilles on the 10th, for
Alio East.: .
The Legislative body had been occupied in
considering whether 3L dellontalambert should
be prosecuted for his recent letter to 31. Duple.
Sf. 31ontelambert thereupon declared that be was
not aware of- the publication of the letter. -No
decission has been mime to. ' • - ' •
The Batrie'denies the statement that the Coun
cil of Ministers had recently under consideration
a proposition to 'suppress all the public journals,
with the exceptions or an official paper in each
town. ' -
SPATN.—Tho Finnnee Minister has completed!
arrangements with the Bank of St. 'Ferdinand,
the result of which will be on advance to the
government of fifty millions of seals on'adianta-1
goons terms. . ' ~. • ,
lrth--.S.
r., rdinia. —Prince Lucien Bonaparte I
had been cordially received by the King of Snr=•
dinia., The Prince had gone onto 3libut. • :'
The Mayor 6f gene& has issued a circular, re
questing the citizens to forward to him the names
of all those who fell in 1848-9 fighting forltalian,
Independence. It ii intended to register their 1
names on a monument to'be erected in the , Ciria
Palace . ,
The lapentlenee Itelge leatns from Turinthat
the Mng . his signed a decree suppressing. thel
rich religtouSerdere; and their revsnuet, thug I
obtained, will lb appropriated to pay the clergy.
of the poor parithes, hitherto 'attpported by--the I
State. The budget will thus be relieved from a.
burden •of 900,000• francs annually.' The sup
pressed orders will receive compensation. ' • '
Pee - Am.—From Perlin, Sunday, 10th, they .
write.=.... Baron Mantneffers speech to the Chums
bers contained an 11.411111 Ce that ibe -Prussian
gormtuntezt is detertidnO•te'rindieuto .the right.
of Prusiit; under all `Virettrantances;, to - do-ope
ra°. in the PreeerietleesMirivOedbtit,Ettropi,_
butiltat•Pratdadoeinoileilealled tifyon in the
same measure as other nations, tram her pesition
or naval'resortrees; to take a active part in pro
tecting tbs integrity of Turkey:., and the 'Ming
has decided not to . require flt,Pc . ll4/6 thehea.
vy sacrifices irmeparable from. ;.ttntil lho Pat"'
Beeler interests of Prussia ren er a decision
imperatively. uecessary,'? Thla, "S , .. , ,of'course,\
.equivalent .to a'sleclaration of no4-ity, for the.
\
tt iz
Arstara..—The Nat Oorresponde i kilosthat
the whole 50,000,00011 leanhasbeen a up. ..
- \ Baron .11eyer tdorli. hid an intern Of two
holm' duration . On•;the 10th, lt was Orted
that on thee:planation of the Intention o Aus
tria•will deparalthe itii.of the Ifttssituz3c , iter
.Si
in - terms:. • - • ,7 , \ . • • , - , - . \
A private diappteh annemmes that the gee \.....
meat has detektined, now \ that - the whole of, e•
lottery loan has been takel4 to send another 39,
,000 men,to the Inrkilh frontier. The transin
etg
et troOPe reurtnaterial of war,to the. sonthls g l
0
ibitrward on,llte most ezteisiro kale.. , . - •
aria extends the prohibition to export arms
into the Turkish provinces to.hraidana and Wal
lachio
' \lt is announced Gist, notwithstanding the re
jeCiien ,of the nitimatum• by' the': Czar, s Prussia
will not:mobilise:the Army before tho v ehaMbers
- hare 'toted the loan. :41ter this rote, the session
will be brought-to early close. \
• AA iddreas, which exhibited on the Stettin ex
change, praying ,tha Drnsidan Ooternmeidiejoin
the yiestern Rowers, was, in reit hours, .‘c-OTCC:'
ed with signitures. • Great tenzAtion waarrcidtr
ned--by.the-reclelpt of orders:'froth, Landin
ortritile fitueeai ~ firecting,;_tirie correspondents
not to ship consi gnmentsMi,board of Prussian
• 'Prince trobeitielienr and General tine - hen ha s ti,
rebirne d Ito Berlin from their'respeetirs Fissions
to Plariim4l4lnd4n-s \
• Srisessi jIIID. Copenhagen;
.311*CY1711; ft ii - teleiplipheil that the JUng . has
answered the addrees,„,mailing on him to dismiss
his by saying, that he would consider
what, is best for the public, serrice,\And will act
The:Norwegian diet following the example of
Sweden; has \voted the sums demanded by,the
government for the midi/mai 'enrolment. • '-,, •
The hereditary Prineet, son of the Prince Royal
Of lawetlen,,died - on the lath ult.- ; •
Up to the 10th .of March; \no recognition
Swedish neetralitY, had been obtained from Rot
six. The Swedes :trill • maintain their resolute
ittitude
Ins.Lerzwe r —L'ou French ahlioip wat, 1113 A,
'der the . et - moused of 'Mears). Donato:or,' nava
sailed frork.Toulea to join Napleetileet, in :Our;
Baltic. . The ships .senue the Austerlitz, one
hind - red - guns, the Li et, ; Duguetclin\and
Trident.
SirCluts. Rapier, in the stearnfrigate Valo
arrired atCopetihsgen,•2othi • ; • \
,:The Danish, ministry'remains in office.. i
St. Petersburg-ids-ices repeat,tlpt the erre ,
of; gold - from
,llestio is prohibiter: - .Exchange`
on•London•fell,toAi On the:tendon -p.4.!
change bilisell.BUlSSie werennsalriable. y;':
.•There are reports- of; some further differditiet
. I
kir,eek insurgents, . bat they : scoot
authenticity, \
liaiustar..-A letter from Kalafat of'. the -Gth
ult.,.written by a French officer in the service of
Torkey,aayer—l.•have emulated :the fOrtifica
tions at Ralafat In all their, details. They are
really faultless. They crxupy a vast develop
ment, , amimothing less than A . regular sego
would IM-required to take them. \, Butthe Rus
sians will not attempt a siege. 'Tim Immense:
plains which sarroundthe camp ate alaiiiost
practicable for artillery.. Snow lies everyerherrht
and nothing serious can be undertaken Wont
the spring. The Russians, betides, ireeda.theee.
10,000 men in attacking Ralafat. I cannel
'mirk in terms sufficiently favorable of the
tality of the Turks. Their kindness and gerOk
cposity exceed all belief. We are ten &miliaria"
:I 'the midst of 8 0,000.31ussnlmabei end Thite-
Stitt from them nothing •but testhnolles;arrer,
ffardand respect. The 'finest hone° in Kalafr4
has been,giun to us, together with rive domes
tics and order - lies on. horseback.• .The General;'
lit Chief-has tarried attention so far as to place'
at our disposal a guard of ten men, two of wh om
are to bearstincis ai onr,door, and horses from
tbe candri,- . Lam every day more surprised et
the Turkish army. lts activity'and intelligence
kayo nothing t o be desired,. The cavalry, though
overworked, is. still vigorous.. The -artilleri
' very good, and the field service's performed with
the I=e regularity as in France or ) Algerid; A
;rsillilerket at radoitt isnot :without attrention,;-
The tiOsizsnds of tents and soldiers, ranged aloes
'the Danube, the finest river in Europe, rPrllOine
Of the molt curious and moat ,spietarosque spa"
tacks. , . • ,
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• Talinotwilnitt At the municipal election
toKla,r. Cahoon, vide, chi present Meyer, Wilt
re-elected, receiving 1888 \ Totes to 1484 for Neal
Dow, lasing Law. , ..
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VCILUMi'LXVII-AWM, BER 'llo'
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that jo i u i rnal to thebar of Um liousei.and Oompoi
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lingliPin to disclose the source frotit.wilineelni
bad desired his knowledge of the secret 'correk.
• pondeneeTrhichliad taken pine between England
and Itusma k npon the downfall of the Ottoman
empire; ond the partition to ensue. , ,
For this faior intended, the Time publiShedon
g ilhk
the • folloWiti - morning one of - the dererest
leaders, per s, ever written rgainit j a poi ;
titian of so hig a position as that held t 7 • the-
Earl of Derby. \ t not only named him las thd
chief of the most nworthy idministritiOn that
ever came into power in England, bit it !point
edly alluded to some \ engagement entered into on
. the part of England llerhymbninktration,
with Austria, Eussia,\ d Prussia, on theacces
art\do
sin of Louis, Napoleon to the throne, i'which
, would not bear daylight„ dto other act of a.
questionable character whlie he (the Earl of Der
by) was at tha head of the \. government; toad, : in
- a triumphant tone, asked hto ascertain) of his
-lath colleagues to which oftin therimei is iii
debted for the information evel by it, and which it thus alludes . Farther s i t t defibs and
scorns any menance or attempt"to mrb ith pow
er emanating from • hini, and bold y , tells 'him
that it holds its power from the People of Eng-
Jand, while ; he has received his onlYlipm en ef 7
fete portion , of the crimmartity, as
,thercfore
% 4
looks upon its position is being highs thn his
own, and wilt treat with contempt any determi
nation made bl \ hith to tales up the gin *olowith
the endenver to obtain from the parties whtapub
lished Such information the source from whilthit
was debived. ' `,`
\ ,
The article is powerfully written ,;• the esisSga ;
tion tremendous; thddefence able. - It seems til'a
article published in the - -rournal . de \St. ..reteri= ,
6o:try challenging LoreJohn',Eussell.With cora\
pile' ty,in Russia's ntended aggreedion on Tirkey,'
''reaches) London n the evening ~off, Fridayweek
Psst, and app '
Saturday morning, nod thing there', lipoid, not
hare been, as Parliament does not 'sit on Satur.•
days; any opportunity for a 'ministerial denial
untildlloncsty evening, and thii;,would idoti bait
:been• known until the TuesdaY mowing Ton
prevent, this damaging , delay of "three dayd, the
editor of the Times, in whose pothession, as lie.
teetered:the summary of ...the secret coned-Poe
deuce had \ been for months, Published simulta
neously with the ituisien: extract ite'reftitition,
-," Aniongtbe" stinging taunts :conned its the.'
leader'above Mentioned, not the least
,Powerful
,was the qdestimPut by the 10iAd.'fb *era
'of Deftly as ft; litliahe. beeeme nquaintedi with',
the contents of this - correspondence, ad le; not.
'helm, a. menther-iirthh government, could not,
of coarse, priperly'have access to papers in the
foreign office. The; whole of :this' correapoo-1
dame \ has been publfthed In full;, without the)
least \ contraction' or - simpressfon; and ceitainly,
if the Czar was desirous of heaping feel npon
, the fire,Of indlgiation he has ignited, he Sonia
snot have accomplished it Mote'effestmally 'than
' by his; elittiin tckthis cerrespondenee, and Ids
sensation s - Of Lord John 'Russell as an Rehm-
Plice in wlist \vias nothing less a dishonest
bartering acv ay of the independence and the in
tegrity of the \Tarklsh Empire. ''' : •
The documenthalearly 'show' his cunning of
frets tnentraithiNErsesh 'government. first - -to
eecinieeee iris belief that the Ottoman Erripire
was odthe verge' , f\" . ite tOwnfoll, - 'nnti then if
\this point could IM•re'been obtain
from the "thiglith government an ernrension- of
- rentiment'reepecting' the' partition of territory;
what theycninild Mo t but what they
beineutAbiti_intue time, as" •Sir
ton Seymour observes, t tailloitally inexplicit
respecting \ occupat••tt\oS Con,lntltinelflei
wididy`bowever, fiepoeidel deciaied, so long
i
hehad a man or em uskeX Shedd not be " cie. I
impled.by Engluad,'Freince,Amstklkor any other
great:tuition. He held out'` ers 'a halt, in the ,
event a distribution of the` Ottoman euc- !
cession; the possession of Egypt by England, and !
he this*. la Canada as a make-weight .; but: Si,
Hamilton'.' Beymour, with manly honesty,. ob
aortae In blifdespatch to Lord John Russell :
"As I do nal Wish the Emperor 'should imagine
that an English pnblio •serrant was caught by
this sort of eitiiture, I stingy, answered thht I'
hadslwlys underetood that the English views
upon Egypt did'iit go beyond the point of so-.
curing i safe and ready commuideationlietween
British India and the‘mother country." ‘'.
A These pipers are highly interesting as Melina •
Important. Theyelltitut the constintlycherished '
'cheviot Russia against Varkey,and the fact that
.the,sticcessive foreign ':ministers or this country
have indignantly repudiated the preposition
disposing,' beforehand, isf‘the provinces wilier
the dominion of the '. Sultia:. :They also 'cikow a
startling fact—lf the.Empereirlof Russia tato be
belleved-tliat there exists 'betireen Ruasla , culd.
Austria "already an entire 'conformity of p*-
ciples In regard to the`affaini , of Turkey".4a
" principle 'of perfect identiti." \ Thus the ce ;
operation of 'Austria. with the Western Poweri,
can_ only be viewed with great sasideixtu and it
is well perhaps these documents have &ten given
to the public,. for, their eyes will noWlid,opened
and they will halo some better eSinprehernsion of
the petition of the , game being played. the nen
trality of Prussia. is. another sespicious'reattor:
for it • le' openly said In quarters • not ill :in- :
informed, that Prussia' is threatened \ with.
tho, recoostitetion of Poland into kingdom
under 'the sceptre of the Russian Crum".
ilsoh•Alexander, with Prince Crarturyskl prime
i minister, and his partisans in all the best GO*
of the state. • Russian Poland thus under a in*,
starchy, the Czar calculates that zielthei;,Nasalau
nor ',Austrian Poland', Would remain quiescent,
• • iwit would declare thetuselme part and parcel' of
the new Kingdom and • throw off their Austrian
and Prussisn Masters. Help ifi'money and am
ntuditiort,'lt latilso' said, will bu'offered to the .
Kossath party in Hongary,who would be too glad
tOeniure their independence'of Anstria to care
math tom whenee the resources come by which
they. could achieve their object. The official de
elaration'of the neutrality of Prussia hail created
a seri net:6l3MM° impression which the expla
nations of prince Hohmuollenx-Slgmatingert In
Paris ' and dead at Count Gretchen in,London,
have foiled to remove. • ,Both these, noblemen
have returned to Prossia..: As I have said, there
are serious misgivings as to the truth sand how.
esty of the Austrian The declination
Made by the Csamreirpecting the 'ldentiti of the
tiro Powers on Turkisheffairs, has created a tre
mendima 'sensation; 'end egain the vast bodies of
Auitrian troops hurrying through Illyria and
Balthatla, professedly' to put .downlnsurroction
in the.Snltan's dominions, Is viewed uneasily.
' "
Brntee Paonutrran.—The Arthhishop.of ides
• leo had addressed to all the clergy o circular, in
which lie teceminends to than the greatest 'Tie.
lance in preventing rho- circulation and reading
of Protestant bibles which are. being hd ro d. ce d
from the Ural* States, Teuninliput amiss the
Taxan frontier: The. Archbishop rasp that be
ban mewed national information from the Nin-
Wei.a ininiMlbat MIMITM ha» idinadT been
"taloa. by. the Uoiernment to present . the intro
dnetlein of the Ales and. other books, and the
.operatiem of the *anus alluded .to, by; whom the
bible sooistr Is said, it; nark; •• . a ,
• Ilannnitners from
it 'is Mild; to a ratimmtable boatel in New TOria,
itate the reitaipta 'oft ode' ant grain and Viet 'so
greet Chat altro wilornot et.fOtage room 'foithem,
and .thni 'tame quantitien:nt wheit bid.to pe
sfied - smt'orLdroars, and covered with tarpaulin&
td protect It'trom the ' , 4igLei..' Tbero was
searcelr .iny . .dexitaHmi' for w American produce of
ill
\ : 7
4:-t'faHlk.'.
•
\
, .
.:‘\
SIM
4 '; ? !. 7, t, : •;• _ , ',l • \‘',
'. • ig4,. - ; - Z. s •. , '
.giV - Z•4' . .. : • _ . -, ,
. • ' \ - ' . _._ t.2 - f. ;2 -
Foartnu Ira-sm.—A cer lain French engineered,. i.„??,..',.. „ • • , ,
a late visit toiSinepe, upoh...exatiurung sum eof .:•.1...zr;; .•. ,
the wrecks, gave as his opilion that the naiades i,l'.i - :`,T , -
maid, in the dmtruction of the' Tnikish vessele i - ll:. • .
~
were of novel, invention,., and unlike anythlog s R..,.. , . .
~,.... ~
hitherbi used in. warfare. • Some of the spare \ 'tt • -•-,.• ' eis
from the 'dismantled skips were:dispatched :11 1 .. . i-
him to the French • coinzaanter,..Mbe duly exims . •-•:: ,:,
ineatby persona ef experience inerii of this f • ' . . •.: . =
nature. - Among those present was the captain .li.','
of one of the frigates, who had, Under Lords •-" A a_
PhElippe, formed part of the Council Of the Ma- „ .. ,..a.9 . .
,rive. At sight of the fragments sent for exam- pi , ... ... „,
ination by the enginee4-he.was struck with. the ; ,f 4,. . , _
remembrance of an invention offered to thettiin-
'f ' ' •.', ..- ,
ister while lie was in the bureaux of
. the marine, -. . . ~ "
end which was rejected hethe time, as its em- '
ployment in war would be 'contrary . to the f• • '
lof humanity and honorable warfare. , The totals- f ,, ,"" ' ' '
\tion was:due to the chemical researekes of aM. r •
Fortier., who calls it, -in his progrismme,, that '•
ic
beater rap/Triad, and was discovered in the year \ 1
-4 - ', .. •' -•
1 '1829 : Upon Fortio's offer to communicate the \ ' - _ •. • ,
secret to the Minister of Marine, he. refused to
accept it, alleging the , great .drunbtie of means
for the destr actien of human life already.existing,
end there, it seems, the'matter ended.' In 1842 , 1.4 4 - c ' •
,•
1 another proposal was made of thit, sable 'lnuits- lii ". .'
!ion, registered in. the archieves of, the otitis tf
as Fortier's ~.boulet geidtinciant,'"no ion how- '4;
ever, made by the inventor, butts M4ham ion, d . \ i .
lan individual well known in the manila\ Of ris •2'
.' •\ . • '
g \
life, who had lootand -won many fovtrulea--
,ho •• ' • . ' - 1.
had been jermisr rksjemr, speculator on theßouree - ~
an enfant de to belle--in • short, one of Omsk whit \ -- . ' •-,
deem all moans of ' gain lawful where 101 l 'Nave. . •
equal chance. ' ••• •• . ' •\ - • ' ' '''
The offer was again refused; Upon' 'the same . . . . . • '
pretext as before, and nothing More was heard
of the affair until it ber i cee known thilitM. Cham-\ ..
,'•i ' '
pion had. repaired his roken fortunes in Braids. t. \-' '
[
Captain 13 --, who 4. soon. tile, specimens ''
A 4 .
Which Fortier deposited tat the Marie , in 1889, \ _:. 4 "
1,
\
declares the effect to hare been precisely the "„' .
same - as that visible upori, the shattered spars \ •‘, . . .' `
of Sinope.. The programme \of Fortier's invert- ~ , \ '..,
tion describes it es liquid firebulming under wa- . ` \• \ -L.
Mr, and destroying llfe by suE tion in all who .\ \ A ,
happen to be within a distance, f its explosion. . \ "s„ :••
The'observation made by. Capto " 11--1 7 ---, at \'. " \ ' "
the end of the report, which heel) n sent home, ' ‘ - \
is this i— , •lf the P,mperer of Reims is really in . \\ . \ .
\ 1,
poies.sion of this dea dl y element of,Alestruction '' • \'\ \ \ \:,
the combined navies of the whaleinfit t rtire would • \s • \ -
be powerless against'hire."- • ''.. • \ r.,• ' " ••- \ • \ \ ' -
'lt is said that Sir Charles Napier ,93. 1 soma ' ,;', \ \ • 1 / 4 \
one on the night of the referral 'ditmer;`, hat In - - \ ,--• \
three weeks from that date he l' would al•die , i' he •‘,'\. '• \ \ \
in St. Petersburg or;n ileaven.'.! "'.i \ ‘ •, •
..\ i.... • , ''--.`•
, i.N , \
Devrtssti Or SSE PILLAit Oi NACi"--t:611 2, '• \ •
One of the hight cliffsiwhich form the &rid?* i • ,
'‘, ,
, .' a..
line betweea... Loncailiirs.anil :Terkel/ire, audi, '•• ..-. •:, --- :-....• A
'‘ , hich coastitute at . that point . theaback honk°,
. 1, ,,' •• \
1
o Eriglarid," there was erected in OM Year 1814-1 .:. '
15;a-tall and massivemassiverolemn of rack, comment- : 'l, •• : :
"ontire of the joy which the inhabitants: of those , ~,\ •- • • \ \`•
wild distrietti felt at the abdication 'or Napoleon ‘‘ \ .°. .
i
—a suggestive memorial of the , blessings which • °,,A,• '' ..", -;;;•-,
peace hod at last brought.to the two countries 'a.), 't , •
which It Sdparited. A large number of persons ,• . \ A • ' • '\ - 'ii,
subscribed to the cost of its erection', and it. was • A% '' ‘' '; ~ ' •
celled thelillar 'of Peice" . A few weeks' sines- •' ' ° ',.• • . '. A -•
however, es we learn from ' the 'London, i Times, ` '.....ra, . ,
:\ \
the people of Langield were elarmed laa a lend ••
.' ' ', A.• • ,
- noise, no of a peal of thunder from tbeheavena -, ' \ % ' '', \
and upon looking toward the summit, they found , \ , • • , ,
1
that their old landmark My in Xulnirabent its k . \ ;.• _ b,° \
base.';An ominoita'accident I' ''..i- "•,
PIIOTIAISIX CAVIL* . OF. Y v OILT Drar.N4P 'AND
Massacns or ineGanapion.—The Bonham (Tex-
as,) Ado/iris:ler, under dote 'March 9, publishes • ..•-• ' aA,
the following "intelligence ; which was brought ; „. A,ti
last night by George ' N. Butt; 'Esq., of-Preston . • ' . i'l•.,'
Mr. Butt had received a letter from the Chaplain.- • • s,
• A. v
at Fort. Belknap,-. translated by , a confidential ;.. - . - •
~`'s
servant of Mr. • B:) stating that the whole forms, . • '. 'a N 'l,
"- , if' the gorriien, except sitteed.reen,Viere off in '.. . \
pursuit of the - murderers ca . ,stem; . , and that,
0 Indian" worriers were abont•the Pert elial.i. •,,
.lerigi'lig the commandant, kladerMeimili, to a' \.,
fight. \They , had dispatched a ' . partrarith`l,ool) • ', • . \
s
governieent cattle; of which they buid,tokaii‘po :, . •, a ,
seadiiri. -, Major MCrrill was teniporiring adds . ~ ", .• . . - \'•
them, giving them goods and prosuilo#.4 in. tlsa, ''' .L , , . ' \
hopes ',.. 0f succor, either from the'retumrof ,
, a , • -.•• '
scout or' from two companies of.. retinitaahourl • : 'a
' expectei: k \Fort Bell-Imp is a colleetimi op . •` •" - - ••• .. \
ittij
lugs on aei %seri plain; arid - sateen .men can' ' - • ••.•,
very littlefo its defence.' Videss the-ex i:''' -..-, \..
&wear reach ' them aoen•after the distiamt,': '', A:, . '
.. • \ '•• '-. .‘•
the 'Chaplain' letter" Major It 'and , Mit ' \ '•• - \\• ' ' •
1 / 4,
' •
command ere a l ready manaer,ear ..,,...: •.•,,i.v ~-., . \\, \ • ' \,„ .
\ •Esiionarrox To VELMASZA.---1ie!809412 CO ''',..\ . \\ ..
*epondent of th,,Spriiiiifield "Republican : •'.,, ' \ ',.:: \ .\ '
the following paragraph in•regard to the f \` • \
ins emigration movenilizti • ... ....• 'i. i-'•. - l." •,, \ \
"The movement originating in Worceste r, f 's \ -.
...t
- colciedring Nebraska an*" stissamitk frac Peep) \ ',. ' •''•;. 2\\ • \ '
fronithe nirth, 'has tiikiin - n noir. an - ideas; \ • 1`, , ,, \ ',. \ -
:form. \ -.- *Petition is to IM'prehentecl to the ' ' •". N` - \ ';,,. ,\.
sachrusetteLegislatunrfer all . act vf . ifiacipoi,s • \ ' \..,
than; with 'ten milliiineaef:4:l l / 1 1113.cispitak, \ \ •‘
by the aid of. subscriptions id•.:l...this. capital, • ` • \ \ , \.,`.\
which at `first but email oast:temente shell 2 \\,,' \ • ',\ \
made, it is'inianded to get on • diet ondAtitei : \. - ' -
greed tide dr, ,ogritiod Tront'thi[rieesti . ', \ _ '.....\
and from• Eitippe. to the' territorles;' with \ ' A, \ 'a`
admitaistration et Washington is now labaririg ' ''.
legislate slavery-date, in trielationiefkbe natio . 1 " ' ..•°„, . '',....'
plighted, faith, arid Of deiecicyandick m' - 2 ' ''''Sa ...
„„ . J ones '
' o ‘ii-, f * ' \
MeI3*TIL. OIVECIMIL., and_ltonst -e • , \
~. •
in the Hense of RepresentatiyeeyestertkoA" • \'. 'ia
elated themselves in fairer of ra i s ing the Mice • \ . , ‘l'i.,
- Postage,: because the Post Office De :- - • ' \
~
' now 003121=0re than it. produces. ' , •The ;
ro . '.. \ .
was pmpt and conclusive: . TheconverisMi - ,\.. . letter and doonmenti Telex freak,: elem. C.' ' •
.
I the whole of this exceeis,,lf not more. . Abe. , \
the - Frariking•Privilege, ant ~i he Deparimint '... ' \\
instantly pay its *ay.- Thalitsirereic-dere ''' , i• `•°'
tinit -messm.:Jonee , and.llonatoti,' " They p a
ipaying nothing for- their owis letters acid ; ?k
1 sending their stupid Speeches about . coon • •.),
and to tax every poor widow 04, every bassi
working rain'te eater the eXperire.‘ 'Of col•
,'those gentle Men both belong to thirslave4iiiii '
Demeertey.l,lf they could ger:Slaisera l^• -
braska ',and stop the
free
_newspapers in the free States, they
''ably regerd the country is safe, 141
i
gratified Y.• Tribune. -• ''N , ,,' .. ' •
' Fissii• in Nenkay.—The *dolt
fief Muni - by private edvices nine 1
'. the people of that country see euffo
from famine; ~ ,The . cheapest grains.
try cannot now tilled for lemthan
a MAO. Two or three clergymen
have been authorized' to receive con
'behalf of the. suffering Noriregiatia:',
...
Sir James Wylie:. tor relong u'
tbysician at the Itursian court, has •,,
St. Tetersbusg.-dleisriporteitto halt
. ed the eutlre of bisteryierg2fortsine
perm. Otitiiiiia. Siiia'ales
mid: 'He Wes kuiglitml•
in ,1814, by Georgell7.;''
„was subsequently --clue
1.
'quest of the Emperor
torefrem England. his
been very:ionsiderakle,
: • Refrms-Most or s ' Co;
glaitto learn that' the.
1 • so' lohg maintained arm
Cumberland Coal region
'minate;end operations
gamed...hi addition to
ef the several coal cony
Monday, there Was ale
miners in that section, ,
each terms Mere - agreed i
tyteboth- parties. 7 -,Bali
\ Estina..tiarrs.The AA
leg from New Orleans, '
Severe hilt:Are& Mona(
Engliah,Welab;arid L
..ivay•tif•thel'ileceis :'oft
Lake City., . There Was
ness among them, arid,,Those niko - auid - were e
phi persints.,St. Lou?
. .., . ..
C4rreants EILIGELC
pcets thit . the - emerl
ula this year'sratill be
tea (lows) Telegraph •
iterate taunts butte yet
has been'heretofore
.
Thespirai everywhere
Genet BMith gimp
of.Oble;bas ralandmlit
be owned - arad whlehl
S. had the pleasure of,
deed. of manusulsalow•
Trowel, Rama rus
.merchant thought biota
be subscribed. J0.000 . .3
penses of the war, • Tit
ever ' was of e orderint
that be abovdd follytiqt
and:mint:an them for
• ' 8111, 1312CL111317.AT
Mirror states that thi
.t.o . be built In thrat•city : t
per ton, will be about - o
and eighty theMand 'dollao
be built; cve average of •
A lAzentablo elate of
in the '8 tate' of Lot deny;
dent of COISIMMISehooIs '
of zeecontnegangthni,nt
thtoe,d ehnnid
write.' In nnir;'i
crot rile t.ontaWbti tt:ot;.l
Individuals inst esd of tik