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iESTABLISHMIN :1786.
PITT,SBURGIIGAZETTE
- r3IILTIMERD'DATLY AND WEEKLY IFY
L . W. H IT.E 42 CO.-
DAVID "I's • WarrE•l (SAMUEL nmairi.
ox 4E= lirrlexr, 5 T noes To- tae Tor orrice.
'TERMS:
DAILY—EIs dam per 00=0. payable beif lea
WY. le ILL T—Two doilareper an ntrm, in advance. 0
wltl b..oPrEed on the following <auditions:
Tluse goyim Per ...... 5 00 .
Ten ptee do 13 00
Twenty copies ,do •
fec envie club to be addreened to one Tenon.
eni h t.= inizriably In wdrence. club
be sent after . the Tear expires. waled& the manor le Bent fur
uL
• eenew - 1
- 11"A'FES OF .0)VIIIITISLVG: • •
One nears. (10 lines of Nonpareil or Ati/4/4 0 00
Do ono Inserilon .-.. .. ..... .. 05
Do each additionn
Doone week. _ ..... r .....
1 0 0
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Do two rocoltlXi—c-- ..-- ti 00 .
Do three mon ....... ......
10 ou
Do four monttlk...---
. •Do Is months.-- •................ 1 18 1
w OO
Do tarrlra month ,
nee or Inkier. annum). 6 00
*Landing . Card= dutortol line. '
One dollar for
One square, changeable at pleasure.tper
exclusive or P*Per 00
- For meli addle lotoileanare, inserted neer one Month, end
10, each.ooyuesai senate under the, yearly rates
ball price.
Adeerttsmouts exmodinU amune, and not neer fifteen
11 0 ,.., i n we/unwed...a square and a half.
Publishers not accountable • for legal advertisements
beyead the amonnt.cluirered Fa their publication.
Anneworing candidate* for office to be duirged the same sis other advertisement*.
: Advertisements not marked on the cops For a specified
number of Insertions.will Ica contlnuod fable. and
ez. an ot I
nit'.
I all" stdve etly rt lin ed to
-,t eirovn belesoZ r and adireonts for
'the benefit of other person* 00 soil ns oil advertieements
not Immediately connectedwith their own butane., and
W oilman of advertisements. in length or otherwise. be
yond the ilmlta engaged, will be charged at thous.) rates.
For all ouch transient adentinumlilLe - will be vortarotely
renderak and prompt pityment is desird.
All ut ' ttne=ll l l, r afail t lVlV7ielgge n nt U N " trei . go tt Lireal
Palltkel meeting. and 00111.,, to r berlsorgaileallprice.tuu ,
able strictly In
Manitige notices to be charged rents.
Death notioca Inserted without charge, tunnels/romp.
Mal by funeral Invitation. or obitnary notices, and when
accompanled,to be pall for.
itegnlar advertisers, and all others winding commmilins
tin., or raluiring notices thshrned to rail attention to
Alin, Soirees, (aancerta or one public entertainments,
where charged ara mal" for iodinittapes-all notices of pri
vate anoelatiehic-orery notice dellited to call ententlina
tope - Mats enterprise" calculated or Intaudnd to .promoto
Individual Interest'sn only leinserted with the under
standing that the same Is to le raid for. If Intended to
howled In the loyal column, the mane will be chorus)
at the rates/ 10 oeuts per _
/Sr .otto.ov to be charged triple Price.
Tartem Liman l'etltions rich. ' - •
. Real ratan* Agents' and Auctloneera' mlvertisements not
to la cloned unda yearly rates, but allowed dlr.-mint
tbi rdttraii and ouritlitrd per cent from the amount ~f
to •
' • Wgrna - oft Earwax= tit nut/ rams..
Ona'Snuare, three Insertions SI ro
Do. each additional Insertion
'ADVarenonaVrill L IratKLY Partrt.
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One &ooze, (10 lines-lone Insertion., `Orenti.
Ik, eteh -additienO Insertion' scuts.
All transient advertlmementA to Ise osid in advance.
ISCOUNT
BATES OF
COI22CTINI DART 11011. in[
N. 1101.51 ES k SONS, Brokers.
ha 57 Markel rt. between Third and Pouith,
1 t'IIENNSVLYANI.A., ' rßranch at Nonia..l.-.... dk
Ptak 'orrittoburgh Parißranch at , Youngdown- 10
Exchonge Dank of d0......par City Dank; Cincinnati ._.do
m or .. o t M ooo r o o f 40...poyo.ognerrial lik,Cincio'L do
Rankaf Ocantrotroo.„.....par Franklin Dank do
Dank of Furth Aracrica.-par Lorarette Bank do
Dank of North'. Libtalleupar Oldolifo Irto.kTroot Co.. do
Bonk of Pratundranla-....par Weotorn Rearm. Rank._ do
Dank of Prim Townittlp-.par NIA: of Mowillott
Dank of thoUtitadStates L^ Small ?intro..",
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OcariracreialilankOf Pa.—. NEW ENOLAND.
ortartritokNplowilta'Bk-par
alrard NENN
-ECiadagtot Lai 'tltiti 3 O ., ?•-walos Now. Tart City ' pqr
Wainscot% Mech. k....par Country_
Meehaniao . Dank....—• --par .11A1tYLAND.
Moyamenolo gy' ----
Philadelphia Dan10.„..0.„?...par Countr
Southwark ....... „par N. JERSEY k DEL WAD}`
Tradesman's Biotic-- par All solvent atanku----
Western 1tank.....„.?-- par VIRGINIA.
ai
fr.tVlrnttignd...
Danko( Donye"... - ....„..4ar Ilault. Vit o ?iorirlk "
Bonk of Do& 'Cluodor —pa Partners likorNirglois.
Bank of Germaxdowng......par Merchanto'Lllerit:Bask
]tank of 4iettisboostO..... North - W.1.0 Book—. "
hank of Drench., ' -
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Bank of Middlettrwmt.'.......... ." 'SOILII/ CAROLINA.
Montgomery OorThatki.r...tar Bank of Caro
Ronk of NortharetborlancLoar Rank of St. of N. Carolf a • 2
(hmliale Bank.. .--.-..- .34 Coo. Ilank.Wllealantrn. 2
'Colombia Bit
j titriliareCo-par Marchanteßk.Newbunt, 2
Daykatown 60E111 CAROLINA.
Easton tar BkortheSt. of S.Camlbta
Eris id Rank or Potith Carolina
Farman' Bk of Budsfk-rar Rank or Charleaton___
Farmers' Bkof loncaster-par Planters'S ticchen's'•Bk
Farmer.' Bankof Iteadi • - GEOROIA.
Farm. Ilk toffolatrylkiiioeLpar Atmarto lu & Bk'd Co
Far. & Door. Waynesbunt..M Bdok-
Franklin Bk Washington-par Bk of Brantorlck. Anea.
TENNESSEE.
nomads/4 la" ABeoficnt 8ank5:.. . ..... 3
• Lancaster Bank- PM • 10YrucK'.
, Lantaster Omudy Ilank-.par Ilk of Kentuckr.Lonlor's
Lebanon Blt of Leruirr'6.Tharattat
Miners' Hank of Patti: d ie h NorthernßkollientankY
M 16131 = 11 ; Smiths. Bkallientacky
Went eh Bank- . MISSOURI.
Wyoming Bk.Wilaabane Rk of Slate of alipomi-
Tack. Bank •• ILLINOIS.
Belief ;Bata Rank - and Branches 50
• _OUIO. Dank of 1111nola 75
Bain State 8ank......•„:„. 1 " "-WISCONSIN.
Branch, at Akrot--...-.. Marine & lira In. Co. cltka - 5
Branch at ..• ... do;'
Branch .0 Farratreslechanics . Bank 3
Branch at CM MC1311:11LOL 51.5 Bank B
BranctrutClatelaud-....... o Insular Bank---... 3
liranchnt dollnanname Compatty...-4 3
Branchat ' . CAN.;II/A. .
Branch at COl.llllll/..... do Ilk et Amerim,Tcroato S
Bauch at Bk of the People, Toronto
Branch at do Bank' nf 3lontrasL-... - 5
Branch at Mandleld..-.... do Ilk of 11. rar.u.
Toro
6
Branch at do EASTERN _EXCILAN LIE.
Branch at ClacinnatL.-- do 4ht. New York-- par
_Branch at Washington-- da Cm - FbOadtlPhla-----P.
Branch. at do On Baltintorm:-........ .--par
Smith at JAmanurter--'.... do WEVIRItN.IIYCIIAN(/ E. ,
Itranshmt Stsabenritle...
Brandt at Mt. Vernon,- do. Loalrrilla
Branch at Nearark......-- . du St Loa's
Blanch at Springßeld..-. doIOOLD AND SPECI E VALET-
Brut. Alarletts-..-....• do l
... Spaalah...-3 0 , 00
Mancha& dal ... do Patriot
Bran6h at Mt. Plea/ant -. -dolEagle.
Branch at Tooart...-- dollogley nrw............ ...... 10.00
Branch at Nonralk.-.-.... doiEredericknFora...-...- 1.50
Branch .1 do Ton Marra ..... -.-....- 7.50
Branch at Portsmouth- dorcdneas 0110
Branch at Foton—...--. do rovenelorm .... 4.53
Branch at Itaranna--..-... do Tea-Guilders • -.
2 . 0) nv43
Branch do , Nandeonn.--...--. 2.15
1
Branch u
Branch. at Woaatcr... - --.: do "'
STOCKS. •
LY11.611 O.IZETIE,BY
S Sr.. CO.
AN OVA BROKERS,
It STR.F.Er.
PRICES OF
=POUT= FOB. TILE P 1
A:MILK.I
STOCK AND EACH
N 0.71 FOUR
. , PrinsMoe. Idareh 14. 1654.
:6 7 ' l•
1 8 43.325
•.. wan. : • ' • 31 ' 1 •
11olt0d States ffa....z:...- 100 . - ... - •Tht .. 3.,, ‘ A jw y
Do. 6 ' 4 .:_ 100 ,
P'n'qi::„.l'" 6..._. -1 00 :: 1 . patttvAlig
Ar.., Kr . 01-, z - i ,,,,,, rip Itt , 7.: _ lot. 5113;allor
' • Do. woo. 0...._.... 100 * .4 , do
PittNbarat city 170.--.... 100 - . - Int.Jan.ef lily
Do. . tour. 64, N. Y. 100 - -
Allegheny eitf.64..----. 100 - .- la. 312 3 . ° „?i,
W. coup. a's.Phil. 100 - - , do.
soot mask , , . .
Rank of Plttaburgh--.... 40 27 504 Dlr. Nor. Cpet
Merchants' k,llanuf Bank 50 09 d 1414 ,30 5
Pratuntge Bank.-...,-- 20 01.16 57.1 a 60.4
Allegheny Savings li.s*. 60 236 226
Ditto. Trust C0.„...--:-..- 65 4 . 4
4 4.1t1sena' Deposit Bank-- - 00 50
TiOnongsbela 114141ae...-- 25 26 24 Dlv.ldar let.
:3. Clair Ed- 1hidge........... 24 344 33 - pi, .5,,,, 5 .44
Pond Bt. Dr i lits,..-....... .60 44 42 me, .. ,e
Northern LI es.„.-..... 50 .40- 32 Dlv. “4„,
1111.11ankannt arklyc,....— I% -lb .-
DittelikUfa, /nanistmos... 8 .10 9 1514.:Z1 11 et
tf ratans Insuranoetlo...... -. 19 1654 r, No .. 1 . 23 ;
Citivene Inauranos C 0.... ... 19 16,e
Aaeodatnl Finttnesis Co- 7 4
• Manalen . . •
plttehursh ta 1•1111.4".„--. 50 41 40
Dittelnah. a Lordrrille- 40 41 40 Die, ge. ve et.
-Morse's Da . irt7AT;...- . - 60 • - 1* - Dii. 4ii o 6 nso
nart , loan, storrwaiii, '
tlla as
rittabarlik Cu Works...-. 60 111 59
Mononashels'.f6sekwater„ 80 ,42 , 40 , DIT.JII2I. 4 Ila
YOUghiCgrbeirr 6 60 16 "- New Stock.
1.1,4 1
Penna. Central Hal resd... 50 -.
ohlo k Peniu. Railroad.- 49 48.1 i 40 Ne.. Die ;
Dolt.
retard
Itithenut_ ''' . do..
- cloretand /Monello - Wit. • ' ,-.•
.31artne ltailway,..D7 , Dock 100 104 • 10210
Payette lisnutt.n...-:-..- 50 In
Erie Canal Ponds ( ld) 100 3 6 '-
Dn. • • do. (ore)._ 100 33 -
Turtle Creek Plan Road 25 10 -. .
Alle. 9 Perryeee Plank ltd 25 20 25 .
OreettelmrwTarnyike ltd.. 50 10 8
Chortler. Cbsl Co.- ...... .. 20 „. -- -
.
. ,
.fr mi n ,,,,,Pfilf,r 2 t • .......„ -• . 100 170 Er, Dir.
-. Dittabalph 8 - 11neton-..- ... 140 143 Dir. 3854, V)
North 'Ad- - •KO 7 3 Now Stoek.
North WeStern-.........- - :10 111 -
ureka-.
Pittaburah & Isle Royal-. -4% ,36
Ohio. dd
--...-......„.„. - 211 thi
Doutdass litinQU - :i , j1 , .....-..... , 2. [ 1 . ..
Ohio Trap 5 C0; . k...4..„..... - 28 26
4
Pk,... . , , . . . 1.; 6
ii . c.z.----_- - -:: 7,- 2 % 1. •
—"- ...-,:-. . ........ .44 3 • .
firi t s7 : ....
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lk . "ik 1
National ....::: -.*.- 77 . .7. 85 SD
Yorest - 7- " - -..... -..: 14 1334
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Norojeb„..-...„.......-....».1 --.- •12 101f 1
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_ll . J . kr -
_ - .F.X.CIIANON AND DANKINO !MUNN OF •
A. WILKINS. 47, C 0. ,;
Vatted aster ikmh /holding IV '1 Ift end, '
du `,) , ..'t -
VOREUIN Viii rig:Taw;
i Eichritige, Coln,
, ai m p i r e tZtara Land Warrant!, bought and aohl.
nop....atr di t .... b %Vagl. k ..thoi.
EtocCs =el suld 013 Commlutio
f or 7dra n.e r twk ral ti :tLF•l7lt, and iptere:t allorwed whdlsakit
(MOROI; B. ARNOLD Si CO.
BANAERN.
DEALERS IN =MANGE. cxim. EARN NOTEE.
lire. 74 F with rm.{ oppothe Awe N Intebstrvit.
S: All Mutate/gm at most libenl rates... of
oeLldAt
PORTABLE, TILRASRTO, ItIACRINES AND
• SEPARATORS. .
•
WARMAXTED .to bo thoroughly built,
lad to work.elt imade and sal byG W:CA It ROL,
ghoeutergre's BOUT31111;LO4 Penn street, Pitt.
burgh. • The TOrtehrog Machines arebeadtlfolortm els and
... m at.. ens misMx removed from plans In eh., and our
be need with walla aourautonoe In. Lean or held. Noma,
n t hv sem lighter.. thermals* fluter, or matte bettor work.
More then 9,000 of them are , now In on, to the Western
lita wad annanytiard atter tfouptalett r many of them
rnn, tl from PO to 100,000 bushels - each; and, on
thorough lota infy have been recommended Irr thou who
we them •to as =Were, and to ?tort al WU
The Separator Is 'Boits ratcht, and la atiothod to the
Thrasher, and contrietelf eoperetes tbe straw and obaff
-from thrtstralryand has Wen entire sallafacUon whenever
SMnI
11 SCOTT, Dentist.; Fourth street,
In donrs weft of Italia. Office hews si
x, x. • " 4444
X Ail worlt •rarranced. • 1•15
AV• • --
M; A.-WARD, DENTIST, Perin 'street,
a Doors alove Itsad. .Offirs boors from 6A. .to 6
grigairi else *ILI fs, rsodred or gist s.
Istsithas o.slalAppolastent Of In
•
BUSINESS - CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
1 8.20 liiSOV, Attorney fled Counsel-'
el '
: lorttLw. 017 , reneeedto N 0.41 3,,tft
gtatexislandFaney Dying Establiahment
' first Fourth.
PiLtsbursh.l'a. OFFICE No. 3 JOHN STREET.
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NEW YORK CITY.
W. 11A.LL, Attorney at lAA- "Bake- "° " °u " ru ' m '"" w " .
titf ..ur, °analogs: culla t, b e t.,,,,,,2p,,,,,, t h , m 4 CIRDERS received lir Express, or otherwise,
o iiloto st_ift , _ ..,V ) . w irr _NI Tor doing or elearalng Ladles Dress.. Mantillas and
jsl4—nr
-613—Dri'l. Wililui At t o rn ey a t ` lll . l 1 f Art 7 fiord. l P`i.&' Curtains ` 0 ;`,4lr - L l '. crgion
, a Aw,tale. , 0 0 .1'
ye; St. Loafs, 3k.. - cA. Crape Shawls ojos the mat briltioar, or the more
i nrair , e
.TIOBEIit POLLO.CK, Attornev at Law— get oAdlirgrlt:43dtgh.k,;%,l.lF° mat
.1,7 itui'lialtrm.c.t:`:"
Comer of Fifth . ad mast streetsortte the Court rutin374g: asinessrt StatoT g s ' lnd.a= L ' eel ass Pured
otiao atone. Pittsburgh. .7 24 T' ,3 that emir meccas In the art n .rdvi els umiral led.
-- - mhT3-4ml
Il- _C R AIG; Attorney at lALW, Now Castle, ,--- Arati:rr. It EIMIEWS ace.
a Lawrence Chunty, Pennsylvania
fer to Hoe. Walter Craig, Craw. Cmoki J. DU , til P. nut,
ilasaptoo & Smith; Kramer a Italun; U. Childs.* Ca; La
can. Wilson t Ca, 11. Lee. 1.028,11 y
:1 - A3 ES S. 1:1,11N, Attorney at Law. office
olt., Fourth street. near Grant. lltt,bureO. jal3-.113.
kiP. SPALDING, Attorney and Counsel
,
• for at LA, Cleretand, Ohio. .
febt-ekrenecaA. IS. Loomis, Studer .I. Stanton.
' Slyaa
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4 RANOIS C. FCAN EG IN , aarney ntLtrr,
No. 170 Fourth street. 1.1491,urgh.
TASPER E. BRADY. Attorney at. Law
Ito No. SO fifth otrect.rittobursh,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
T& CO., Bankers and Exchange
L ltrnker. No. R5V0.1 street. corucr a Diamond Alley.
Patiborgh.
/firicy and Nil Rank -No:nand Coln. Thatatunt Time
Exchange. and Promiatory !lot.; make Collections in ott
prineinal title, of *be - Uion; Reeder Deposita on call
and on interest. and give their prompt attention Wall oth
er matter:. appertaining to a Crokera Itriners.
tMEnstern licrhauce r o netantl for rah
I.auft masura...,....rowaso V.A11:1 FIi•IILICf. £.IIAISLIL •
IRAIEIt t ItAILM, Bankers aud„Ex- f
leldende Broker, -Bur and eell ]toter nod :Beer and i
n hole, mhunlate loam on Baal Fatah' or Stock recto '
titles. purchase Proaamory Notes, and Tithe Bin , on Boot /
and Wept. Buy andsell Stack.' on Ceenntipston. Collet
lion. ramie on all pante in the Union.' 'Mire corner of
Third and II street'', dieted> ortswitt. the :A. Charles I
Ilotel. - • utyl-ly 1
D. - KING, CO ' in,.Stock and Exchange
. Broker, Fourth stroet —Buys ma' sells Stocks on
aundwiout Brehm.'" on Esteem <Mine eupplied at cur-
rent Mete Colleetious made on the West at lour:Won; Wes-
tern Bank Not. Bought and told. ,r=3 I
~..k...., PAULIN. •ftbUll.P. HANNA ' WIG. IL HART. I
pr)
]lasso):
lIANNA & Co. Successors to ,
t
Hassey. Hanna .1 Cn., Ilankers,Bsehange Brekemand
c milers an Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Certifiestm of
Bp it: Bank Note. nod Bpeele—N. W corner of Wood and .
Third stench,. Current Money co:elm:4 an I/choral, Sight I
~C hoke Ihr :min a and collections made on nearly all !wind- /
Ital jseiota of the Bolted States.
.11io highest rnmilutus paid for Forel= and American
Gold.
Adv.:rep =ado on lonshownents of Prmluee. shipped I
"ppist. on liberal tems. .
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try. If. 011.1] 015.
''. ''.. .r . ' -' , RT.:"..I O I.FAIMIPPIFITIIR
-iv 11 ,. .,_1 . 1.:1V , 1LL1..:1 . 31S 5 . .... Co., Banke rs and i -
A,ENCIES.
Ti v d A
. .} , : ,. .1 :4. 111 , 1 ; la r e.T . Null:, /..,-.1 Catlltr Of; W ood nod .I ,
All tratemeli am matt on liberal terms. and eollnell,m, tt,AßD.—Daring been appointed the ex
prompt!, roosted to.
_. lith,. Chi Led t . . Att111:41. j',l,MliTjiliUlhl,./rß7Mn.fgi.fgf.:f.l.,
A WILKINS &, CO., Exchange Brokers t afactured In- P. JEW ta.L SILT, of ilartfw,L Cocutectimet.
• ' II now oiler rt. sale a largo assortment of all widths.
• No. 75 ForLrih street, opposito the 'Bank of Vitt. manufactured. at the inanufseturer's 'prima, hia artiele
ittr. All transact:ma at. Irwin liberal mama jylo twine superior to any Leather Bolting neer before ofTared
WI., LAIIIMER, Jr., Banker anti lime. ! Put b le U :r " lte ' lt k ite• se A m i s " ta . t,t l l " . - Vrsmti,.A•Z il l i S u iga r & i t ' ll!:
tea' ith. street, No. air, adjefuluing the Batik of ' • •:. M..ellna Beating Behot:'`.tio. 110 Market stmt.
nitsbursh.
' .trai J. a 11. PHILLIPS
ji\j -- ,1101,31 ES & SO\ . Dealers in Foreign ! illSl'lN LOOMIS, .Bent Estate Agent,
111 Vi and Totueetle Mlle of Jaelto,u, Certllleatee orb , - . A IL . Stock. literrhaulise and 11111 Broker. aloe SG. 92
tweite.. Dank Notes and Specie, No. re.patcrket etre...Tithe ' Fourth etre.tt, elate., Wootl. . Busluers promptly attended
terra'. Cif - Collections tn.le du all the principal dike to. jy‘ally
throw:bout ho United States. .
4,4, AMEEL L M.A.ltSti ELL, Secretary Citi
; 210 sen's Insomnia Cm:lrony. UI Water etrert. _
t
%A • PcO. : l , ;? v nti l .Agent of
. th ,, q In t. ..suranco .
T i . :SI. GORDON, SemtarylVeztarn luau-
A. • me Qt.. 02Water street.
GIRDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFrank ul
Firs Insurance Company, nortitwastoorster of Wood
awl •
Third waste.
COMMISSION -&C.
AIeCLURG, Dealer in Fine Teas,
Chotte Fatally inmates, Wooden and Itillow Ware.
earner of Wend and tilth ntreete. noarreeeleingo large
aesortraent Fred) Goode. in addition to hls already ea-i
tenaleo :stook. purrbased horn Inat band , tho llettern :
market, whlcb will be sold at the low sat market yoteea
Elintel,. Steamtanta. and Famine . buying by the
quantity. rapplled at 'wholesale rate,
nP•boods &neared In the city tree. af ebarge. *pia
•
•
li. & A. M ' BANE, Commi.,Rion and For- _ _
0,..r• J MST.
1e;.....L1], OM. PittAtlrgh limott.tures No. 114...ke0 - md I "' r•- "ma
11e. t. Fittsburkh. apnly'N.k tr . l EO. 11. TAYLOR & lIUSTON, (suecessor•
tl, mission and F , r.
g --4 WELL ' S & CO., Cortnninsion :Merchants
~,Vdint l TZ.kr , ll:,l if rlg,l7V Zu,rn, , r,,,,,,,,,,t.
N... 1• and Arkelende bealma itt .Itaren, rielt, Flour. MIA ~ elan Liner. Whole:min Iterdert , In
St
Groceries, 51.44-
Fruit and Country Prod.. generally. No. 41 . 22. Liberty %linos. Cotten. Cotton Tare., Ratting. Tarim.. Mann!. knee
rime:. Commercial Ewe. kittriburgh. . I Tagil-TM • ••11‘11 and Kentneky Bean. Tetuan. rods Ask. ii loolove
- •
, , r. (41 ...% Ftg. liar road White Lend. Nara' Stores, and Mein-
S. - LEECIL . 3.InALPIN & CO.. Wntiltd- k`lnati and Pitkr i gh Manufacture:l - tier'nir..Frvn!l.lY. -
*I e rale tlrocerr, and Dealers In Frorldon.e. Stela], and r A.Mt? A Ttb.,.. " .Ftiit V 1P ,.. Ti L ". V ..... .' .. iit,. - i ' T ... : - .i n 't
Pittsburgh 31goulacturer, No. 242 and '244 Liberty acreet, ! r imr .. -- 4 -....-...--- "PrZlngnati.."'
l'ittrlmrkh. , t Mb and , L Loma I acket. Landing .)
. _ _
L MOATOIV. GRAM. ..... .... . ..11111111S L I'LLJOLVIG. ! .
trI.ILBER.T GRAM._ _ ....._
Wh01e:4 . 3.100n, i .r."- 0. uuT ' nu"- ..... A....----- - '' ' ''''''''`m
• A' c.n.Produto Dealers, l'onearling and COmmisaLat . if A. lIUTCIIIS'O. - & CO., Commission
24mrliants, En. 11 Weed "trent. Plttri,urch. II e klereltanta andAgentr lid . the. St. Lonle !akar lleGto
."-Lib.MT ...6 - .1 " ..4 °. ...FA111.... 4 . - AU F' - ' 0 „ 44 rry.be.l.r. In S.tzetr. 31,4.5., ttig nod 1:., taw, llernt..
!neared it deatred. .4 ,4 . Oakum. ULM, Paint, do. an. 0.
TACT. 11.101330 . CM- P. 0031,0.7. I -
11 ROBISON Er - Wholesale • Grocers
:..M . Ale=t l . ' ,7 l, lillie CO.,6 '''''` l ' il '' m.'"'',''''.
C.
_____
sh.
Seto , !ID C. STOCIC,TON, lateJohneton & Stock
--"--"x""'" r ''''''''' .1.1.• ton.l3,,olPeller Static/Int Printax and Binder, wt.-
/fleet - i nerof litarkct and TIM altrets. Pittaburgia
C .rd . M1...1 Jr L'. READ. Bookseller and Stationer, No.
'..-.4, 1 . I'd Fourth atroct. AMIN , linlidtiaa.
y &W. REA, Ft ss i on i y R. IVE.LDIN, Irholosale and Retail
01V • and Famartliut 31 4 ratite., 4 04 , 111 V.4.4: 4 .1 . to Want; au4 Selln.r.l 114. , ...,., 1,,..., ..4 o , o _
titnecallr. Ordera Par Pit r.inan4r , nowt,. Na Ul flood atrxrx. Ito tv can 'Mini and Fourth)
a[tended to. Noe :A Wm.- !
_. ! ,to t o, t itittattrot - . mar_[
Penne.
' ' m' ni r . - 1 ii 0f I N S. DAVISON, Bo seller ard Sta.
TV' 1- 1 - ... -- , :Z1 ) 1 1 1 , 1(2117., FoTrding and 'COM- , CV tinUer, , !ti o t;..f .
i r tt rlT i tl:liralkw. Nu. I Matte
IN cachou, No. - • . at' " Jra t t ' re 'l eryita i lifAi! i''''''''' '. ''''''''. • "
I t, attontiun paid to Wraartllng .31erchtudixtax, iIA4- t. , • -
rs. P Y S BOSWORTII. 11,A:seller and
no 4 rn.sl4.-...r.r. r , r rata. No trainectioix, or preteretec ! Maier In inationerr, Oa. No. Kt SLaract Arnett. ocaw_
Nor Dnata of our dcacription. ! Ida list:med. Plttalairsh. Ps-
Orders prorapOr attended to. Irditritetlora will, in all ' - --- - '' -- ' - -- - ' t - -`" -- t - t , -", --
.
cal.,. be implitiay Ogled. r AY (S: CO.. 'Booksellers .and stationers,
' Y o" l ”"'"''''' r.t " un T .116tt.d t "d I NetWe tor - 1 li l t No. FA Wool .tort, next do, to the corocr or Third.
self to use exert exertion in roux behalf. .I , C=2 - T It totarch. Pa. 0..h.,1 and Lao 1... La nontiatitir on hand.
vIEB. & JONES - , ( For.rarding and Com - rnis- il k. 11. ENGLISH & CO.. Booksellers, No.
A. alon Norehatt... Drookni to Produce nod Pittelturgli t ..t . a Itlo.r Wend street, betwoen Fourth and Diamond
~a iiinetorod articica, (Soot Built tear Bereutli attract, I Ai cy, I . O.W.:tett Pa,
.)
Pittatturgh.
__ _ ____ _ ___
QPITINGER HART
Irertvietet
I:!;:iret!Wi
A. 1 nadir , - Cc. Y )OTES IMITTSIC, &c..
ARDY r JON - ES & CO: SuccesFors to .
_ s
ATWOOD. JON F.S,S. CO- Circordislon and romare, jouN 11. 3TELLOR. Dealer in Piano Fertes3.
‘,.- • 4 .' 4 ..n4 1, ..1.7 In PlOalminll filitiaufactiowith.olf, ,al Thole and Musical lirstruzaits. Sebes! Doors ~d
A
Pitoburglz.
I Ststioneey. Fade /tient for Chirkerinfe. HAW, Forte, Ice
. • —• • Weallyn Penult, lods—No ri %I cod ateret.
3 ifEY, MATTIEWS A: CO., Wholesale Gro- ' • , .
n.,111U Cosncnisskal wal Forocrtnilug Merehanta, and i l 1.11 . 1.%. ItY KLEBEIt. Dealer in Mu,it, Igo
.a. sta foe Brirhtorr Cotton 'Par..: Ulster M. Pittsburgh. I_ " ideal !nom , zle . nt l i ol . .pril . fortes of ! , ..ltan e l „ o r a .
- kip ERCER & AN - TETA, General Conunis- : 4 ltl A -T a n,lj Z -iii..1... Ati;.....h.';';.1.! .ii:..t.1ri;.e....e.
Iv fl . goo Merchants. PhliadidchLz. TAL.rral adrancra i M.".
_.
''''''
" '"'igr''''"e'
Cr
'''''''''
i'""L" ' ". j." 7 1 p Selina:Dl:lt & co.. mu,ic st"rL. 4th
____ _
111"1" ',TT Jos, .It3OX. I 2. 1111,4.1..rnrtn Market and Wood. Nos Mn•lreen
os WATT k CO., Wlwle,ale Groc er ,. staidly receildny and. hriorsi lostrunsmta of a 0 kiwis
Ifii il
Convalimion M banter and Irrahor in .11,1 are and I —.--
Pitlaldmgh Nianufaetluss, No. 260 Liberty at- PlOrboych. I
- 1 -
B. CANFIELD, Into of Warren, Ohio, I
0 . Crimafihrion end Teriiraollfor Merchant, and Whrdo.
h:
ra Desler in Western lierorra Choore. flatter, Pot and
Perri Arh. and Weetorn Produce crazily. Water stmt.
betseen Smithfield and Wood, Vithilourich. , i
THOXAB Ml= n.., loon ni; 4rrv, n. ;
late of Era; Notlaan.l.lttle k CC.) •
011 LITTLE :c CO. Wholesale Grocers.
P Per - 4nm and Collll3ll.tail MereteSSAP, Itbd Dealers In .
Plttatnn•gh ilannfartnres, No. 112 Seeend street,
burg
iIIEESE WAREHOUSE.—ILENRY
/ Cl/Ltrili,Frtrwardlng and Cernmlrolon ILerebant,arl
Dealer In C1,..,e0 Butter . : Lake Flab and Produce generally. •
Wood atrie.t. 0.11 , 0 later, Pltteburgh • lay3l
\TON'POT\HORST k MURPHY, Whole
rde Greeamor and Oommleelen gerehauts, and' Dealer],
In Pittatpurgh Manufseturn.,_No.= Water Arse, I.ltt►
burgh, Pa.
TACOB FORSYTII, FUnrarding and
toCorornission 3Terehant.Nuta Water street. Pittsburgh.
1,01.1rT3
ITIMOIASPALAIIII3., Importer an& Denier
In French 11.1 Autatlean Wall Pere". No. k 5 Market
strlet, between Third and Fourth etrret4itisdurgh.
rib:l , ZZ
:LdeCLINTOCK, r
Impot ergild Whole
dilenrn E l iile ' re r rlt4no! k aja
Etta. Boat Trimmings. No. lig Market Forret.
Ana'S DE: LANGE, Dealer in Hides,
Lettllttm a nd In 215 Morey stroet, (flan of th e Gra.
llorno.) - Th ey win keop on hand. at an time, a get,
eral amartment of Leather tor Shoemaker, and naddlerf'
oft: shoo, Shoemakers' Flndlnga, Tann , . Lre.
anlB BARD k DE LANGE.
l&ORRIS & PATTON, Wholesale aniffie- .
i the arocono on the En tom able of the Lnangengh
tb. burgh. Ps.
GROCERS. .
MERCHANT TAILORS.
.. _ _ -
fitinitt StoijitE, Wiloleialedrocer,7Rec- If iiilEgtl.lß,iferc itaraTailor andCIO-
Jot, Miring Metal,. Dealer In Neely.. Pltteliorgb Nan-. thler, No. 74 Wood street. Particular attention
ufacturts, :s tuti all kin. of Foreign and Dorneetle Wince and 1 , ti:fli f0re ,,,,, y„,„ th e clothing. no 151)
Lituont •n• 315 Ltlmetr strneL On hand a very large ; 0 . 4 ,
enrk olenpertor Old Monongahela Whither. which wlll lw ;
wit low tie midi. • .
111itLIA.71t DIGBY, Merchant 'Tailor. Ora
-1 ur 1 ,.-r and Dealer In Reads. slrelo 471othingi /al tale
1. o. otter. , A. tertirtora ' ertr eireet.
I
G. GRAFF k CO., Grocers and Coin- , )Fi 'WAITS k CO. 51erehant Tailors, 181
Idr niterlon Merchants: alto. Dealer, In all hlnda of : 4 n; Liberty ateriot.—!We are at . . receiving our
Pittanirgh Manufactured told., corn et. of pecond and; , ;ring etnet of Woods for Oentlenienteit ear—Clot.. I as.
l ''''''''' .7 Vl " A ' r g h. P. ' '' . fri447 ; 1.11111.1 i. .flayr.wna....rtb., newest Arlen and nneatoualitr.
ut. PLICXBOOt -------
---,----, ~ ;or, i Our (elands and customers will plea. give . a call. [rah'
4 .: t,
_IILACiBURN to CO., Wholesale Gro- ,
mew Moat Pinntaluire. and Dealer. In Produce and ;
PlitalTurgh Manufacturou Oil,. Pitch and Oalonn alwat • ;
on hand at their Warehouse, 141 Water anent, Pittelourglt.
aripitty
T. C. WARRINGTON;
LIMIT incßzr room am., j (DI PIAIMA,)
I SAIAH DICKEY & CO., Wholenale Cre- I ADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
A. I,V . ;i.,'alfl l 4ll7.l lT S7(47g•nrgt d i'4" I I ' : r i :T, d'".. I A& U . ,tt krt , Vg.,1,141, 11 1'T.' • r "" "'"''''"ainid 2 ''
tit , 1! J ,
x ,,, ` , ...- -.Awn 6 ..'"n , ------` , Wrft r...... ir
. GRANT 3IONVItY, Dealer in Leather,
A t -GILLS & ROE, IVholexaie Dineen and ier ; Ind. 011.nd Fie. Phollo N
aa, 0.2.33 Libmly atm-'
,
Cimsasslon Alcrebir.ta. Zi0.194 Liberty greet Path. i opPold to tho b. 4 of Word. adat.T
Ail:
ILLIAM SCLICLII3LIN'S Lithogrnnb
clyyl,gtg.:!..,4l:t, Third Ftlneti , qpnaito tho Pool.
j Dui dafts,brafta, TkoonAttl:rglio4or . lllM l Niao w VI M ;
1 D.winga, Dusinooo an:l Vlaltlng Cards, le, onninved ' or
Drawn on Stone, an,l printed in Color. O ld. Monte, or
IDlae,k, In Ufa moat approrft otYlo, apd of the !cons moon.
.Lin priers. ; 1.0.1
WIC DAOiI.Lr Jou IL COSO4II,
W. U. 1111,8A.U.D..-. .JULPit ILLGAIXT.
.7.1311.1 Al W7I.L.
M. BAG EY k CO., Wholesale Gro
ten. *n. la and 20 A, nod' atrcci, Ilttaidach.
WILLIASII. M'CLtTRG, Grocer anti ,
V V Tea Dealer. tomer of Wood d Rath streets. has
she ya ou beadbead a t ares astortm.aa o raa.s.Orneecies and 1 FELIX'S 7 GENNT!• UI EXTRAB'r .OF
beeTess—Fenelso Fruits end Nuts, Wholesale and Retail. I 4 COPPER, established 1512: reeelsed four premiums,
wader, supplied on the lowest tows. I '•• Klee, Modals and 2 'lnploinas—Manufatters. WA
n• ativet. Pittsburgh. Pa.
113 °BERT DALZELL & CO:, Wilniettnlo i 119—Iiiireare of numeral:Le counterfeit& . oeMdly
i 11, °war& Commission .3lrrekants. healers In Tuatara I
and Pittsburgh Ilsnufacturee. No. an Mort)" Arcot, 1
l'lttsburph. . —: i
soltv .......... : ........... 21 . CANDLnli.
V~/OK McCANDLESS,
.rucceAsorg to i
k. J. D. Wick, Wholerzio 0 ratrt,Forwardlng and
Commi..non yi.r,hant.a, Doslen. In Iron, :Calla, Olaso, Cot-'
and_Pittsburgh Iranufanarra iteuendly; tomer of
Woad andlVstar street.. ilttint,./th•
CGLISERTSON, IVltolosde Grocer and
• eramnlaidnn Merrhant.Donlc La m:. rdues and
ah I , Lanodactured Artlcica, 195. atreat, P i t t.
bnrgh._
sonn 1 , 1.0 - 73.7.. * ILICHAIIIIII-MtD.
i
] kn. FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers, Com- i.
0 .. sninlion 'Merchant( and Dealers in T'rodune—Roonti I
Church Innlnning, a.m., or , Liwrei, V.A. and Sixth '
street*, Pittntlunli.
.
IPM. SAOLUT JOBS B. 02341inv
pAGALEY, 'WOODWARD & CO. InOle"
•sale Groom. We. g2l Market greet. Phlladelplas
CLOVER SEED-100 jius. in store and far
was .by lab% :R. nAtat:r.t .t co.
BORAX-10 calms re 2 i . nzti k t rN ealVz ,
co
NEW YORK ADvmaimerarrs.
From TIBI3eILEII h SI'IIELL•A cromma Adverthang
noose, No. SO Nosaut :tart. Nor York
Reliable Firrns in the Csly y New Tart.
OLYKEXLIX BELL, 317.1, Arita and Cloak
Manufacturcr and Imparter. Canal
BULrIN, Paris 31antillaEmporium,
NuslmraFter. nix, of rand Fall. 361 ➢Drosl4l , mr• •
F. HIBBA_RD & SON, Wild Cherry
tiers, Chvamsle Ilahn, Pillr, Pa re, dc..93 John et
lc! ) T. BURLBURT, American linmoeo
. ream- PharmicF, Medidnes, Cams. de_, .for
an C. 4z7.lthoome U.
IV A\ DIJESEN'S Improved Walipene. It
raßtnre. array flair to Its or! anal ooka. and emotes a
nen growth afltaLr. Depot, 123 Chamber,
ptcr o
. GILBERT, from leniphis, is cur
log hundreds or Cantnra, timer.; and trend
w mut 1118 knife. at W. notidun rums, 483 lterradvray.
LFILEE WOODIIA3I, Manufacturer and
111_ Impottnrattluns. Meta.. dn. IGO Fulton 44.
-
62 R. WARNICK, 'Manufacturer of Enam
-7 a ollnd Cottagn Furniture, ke, 61 White et.
JMIN DAVIS, Commission Merchant sit;;l -
Itoport,or SlinndieB, Wines and (Mgt., Wsah
iugton pt.
.11 .1
GOOVWIN & BRO.. Manufacturers of
. .41: . F t tne Cut Tobanto. Clgara, and Snuff, =3 and 109•
117IIEELER & WILSON, Proprietor. and
Mnnufarturers nf Wilson'. Patent 8 tllehltg
linAtnes. nillre 264 Brogulway.
W3J. , S , l3!3 , LO L LS iit : : l , lo:t i ery, 564 Broad-
V
POOPER LIOUSE, J.J. Pt74.;e.k Bro., Pro
rrietortt 3.11 Broadway.
piORMAN CUTTER, successor to Lee,
twoda, 41
Brew
CO er A
st, Importer and Jobber ln Staple Dry
al. CO
CFLAFFER, late W. Newman. Manufae
a turer and Wholesale laralerin Ladles'Oslters,Sheer,
de.,ntS 'Broadway. , mh9-3ute
AMUEL L. CA VERLY, Wholesale. Pea
l In Broom, ratnt.d Pail and Tubs, h o od and WU
low Mare. barters, flat.., Cenlano,Twitm, Woking. Itatub
es, de. urea nwlelt at- New York • ' , mh513 , .
virNiy Z i L L l iE T S iit i l ilt
Nllerae MM.% N.lO Cat at, Chatham
Square, New York. Yabanler
13 A. MADEIRA. Agent for Delaware Mu
• t..l.lantranreOnmrans. 4 Water @net.
BOOKSELLERS. &C.
DRUGGISTS.
TOIEN lIAFT, Jr., I sueregmor to Jr t .R_M'll
O Dy.l Wlini , aal• and DelallDarnza.lat and Deal., In
Paint, DID, Dirge'', kr-141 Wood tonna, 3 ,bur* toDor
Virnin Alle,. Isittobor,-46. CSC - ilea:War Aorta am Dr.
Ford4l.l,lDina. anb3n
Fitllf_ J[
rr `WILCOX 1 7 CO., DruggiKts and Apoth
14.,arimn,rn, MarLTe atroet and tb.Maauaßnap
..11 band a (nil sod craanl.da aAeortment of
Pra4a.Nledielne,l.V.lmnery,andarlelcaloartalulny tot} elt
boolnew
peeseriptinne esrefullyennfounded. snyt9
oTOIIN P. SCOTT, ll'holeglin Denier in
Drug Paiute. out, Varnishes and Uy, Stuffs. No. Mid
Idt di ,toot. ' Pittsburgh.
All elders trill receive prompt attendee.
A arut for Loudon I Core valuable fatally medicines.
. .
mar 2k-ly
pdbarah.ri A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
e Drusarglate, and manufacturer' , of White 1~1, tad
, and Idthaage, earner W
Jaoal and /rout erreeta Mile.
It. E. SELLEIZS, Wholesale Dealer in
Dame. Pelnte, Dye Stat. (DK Varniehes. de.. are,
No. drod etreet, l'iltotbargh. Gads warranted. Criva
low.
resumes re ...:4 crater amts.
11{AUX .t.; REITEIt, Wholesale k Retail
Prunel la. a.
m.' of Liberty anll Fl Clair streets,
l' ltslerrh.
- If SCIIOONMAK ER k. CO., Wh,lcsalc .
OF • Inver Isis. ICn. 24. Wood street, l'lttsbursh.
lOSEPLI FLEMING, Successor to ',Wilcox
0 a Co., corner Ilarket street and Ptemnn.l fle , re cue
s lon bond a felt andtumpletsag.rtmeut of Drusta.
Medic ens. Iledlelne Chests, PerfuturrY, and el .44 141 "
pert. fig to Ids hnsltense.
l'hysldarts yrescalptloua carefully erenpousulcct of all
lard y
liners. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
WARDROP'S SEED STOItEi •
rm. With Earl, Fordo for Abo f toth.d ou Proutlns lo
trurnonts for On Ora rd l'Arn Obalero, Rolla and ntrow
Ciltt,ro. and every thing of inter - v.lft to the raimar, Gard'.
pro
nor
mptly or Amat
On rur. Orders frooaDeolors and UorrAnta to 111 Ind
trrtor. , ints
4JALTERA'. MARSHALL, Importer and
Deal, In Vlaln, Fikured — ond lhoorative Paper
court k liW., or ruin. m 1463
ARISFASIIIONS,FORLADIES'DRESS
M—The Tarts - Fahlub. for JIMA Old Per
II boon dean th• Irt kroxlmo for
Mll9. L. S. WILSOk,
je27tf , 2Elf( Penn, aborirlland Wert.
phiBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN
.LTILLAS—MatesisIe slarkerta i4 Ell . ltry o sl , AT.
ork by .
Xtr _ 2U1% Pent. street. Above Hand.
Wlatitt NOBLE, Upholsteyer, and
Motor I tlealt e r ,p c. 7 ( ps m tzTallsodll , Thlra
Ottect, neater Mon
t i TTS lIRG i COAC I ' CTO '
46 Dlatnoodl nftr Wood otrert_
31.1.110.,41.1.0.
PITTSBURG/4, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL, 1854.
ANUFAZTURING.
LW. WOODWELI; IVhelesalo and Retail
a Manufacturer aud Cab hurt Ware, No. 83
street.
RENNETT& BRO.'
and Fanc7 Yellow
. at the kiln 1.
and Franklin etzeeta. B nPan4
snaalkdlr
ufikturcriof Plain
!bleu= and *rigs golored
um corner or Wutstm
orpostiu Pittsburgh.
OHN- !WETHEREI.4- • fdarnifactiver of!
PATENT BOX VICES, ihtnnorfor article, SOLID BOX
od MAZE]) BOX VICES, timer-of Andanoo and Itob.
!neon etreeta, one equare from the Band street Briitmdtl•
r totituttry City.
rOLWORIiS, corner of First and Li .arty
strode, Pittsburgh, Pat -Idaehluiste Zeds o our,
<tr. such as IltON MANUS, Slide laud Hand VAN
ING LATHES, DRILLINO ac,_te.„ tags
trued to order. MU] •• JO& F. HAMILTON • co.
AONES & QUIGG, Mrumfacturors of S rim
and Ellett? Steel, Pl. ur„la Slab Steel, Steel'lough
ga Coach and =ldle Forbear. Drees Nut Tai r. Half ,
Patent Screw Mall and Hammered Iron Arks. • ar
Roe; and First Streeta, Pittsburgh.
JON ICI con. ..C 0:, ...... Morn.
ILE. RODE 0 . kiatinfactu erp of
• noger's Patent Improved Steel cultivates. . tact
and First streets. littsteregh. fell
1
AWSON, MOLIA.N. 4. CO., blanuf: turera
of Shovels, Spades, d o., Warehouse Na. 21 'ood 1.., and &mod strode, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pena Cotton Mille , Pittaborg_ , '
r - ENNEDY, C1111,1)8 CO.. Mar ufac
ril•torers of—
rm. A No. l heavy 4-4 Flteetbsic
Comet Chain of all colors end dueler.
Cotto Tz i ng ;‘.d
Moab ases and Cord; '
' Rope Stoll OLIO• detscriptiong
Bettina•
Woolft at the Hardware Stole of
Logan ] ,! la'1 a '
A Co, 131 etrnot. haraattention. jesor
U. A. TICIIROV... Juini Caryl..H m ERRON a ciuswgu.„ Bell and-Brass
Fr:tinders, llanufacturegsofall klude of these Works.
otive. Steam Itnalne, Flttlabere, kc. Aho, Cotton
letting manufacturers.
Fulmar. Rebecca street, ' 4aaraccus, No.ll. 'dirket
Allegheny .l city. I etrdet, tuarbirst.lllttsburgh
N. 11.—Old Brum and Copper taken to exchange for Pork,
or rash paid.
Orders left at the Foundry or Woo, wlll be attended to
punctually'._ . ; feltkly
Arnold &
1 1 1 E itL I Z G Nan t taring nr
r 02.1 ug Sluk ht !roil
ot Tubing. and fitting dr Stem,
No Ou or srat.T.
AII OLD kTatiNsf°,7 t oT• 7 l ! "` ITAtFgoo=
to the pat:maga of the Publ , r..
oel :CANE, ATIMSON & CO.
'DINE AND CEDAR WARE.—SAMUEL
K ROES EN keeps cnnstantly tin hand • Rotel aisort
ment of Wash road Bath Tuba, Boma Steamboat. Oak Well,
Kitchen nr Draw Bucket,. Wonden Bowls, Chutne, Dry
ith.ssnres, Zinc nd Cherry WWI Boards, and all other
undo of trite m e
nu line.
Also—bo nests Tubs, and DM doitili Buckets.,
_.
%Tama., !Word° hall, }Mb .egret, Pi ttsintrua,
apt:l:y •
—'lll
Aacksmiii Bellows, ffiennfactory.
(10-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.---The
fiEri bora would, mapectfully ;Inform their frienihs4nd
Ore public genenllYi that they Mae catered Into partner
ship rentineseing sn the 11th of April, tmder the firm of IL
WILLIAMS CO.. for the manufaetme of BLACKSMITH
BELLOWS of every dedragtionotidrh they sietermlit .
al to make of the very Bast materlah and misaior works
manahlts They intend' to hare Mgart terhand. 4. Mama
event ea elm. from 29 to in ineheg at their odanabotory,
CORM/ of Balms= and Sandusky etraete..
• ifictic1.7,41...4.A
Alleghavy City. May :4. • . ;.! vesdafir
1 - A. B «N, woold most tdspbotfullT
„ g em the Idle that he keep" nd. at • hi. ;tend
on the sad tide of Diamond Yit any_ City. • OOISa•
Mae assortment of Ye, Taal. Shut
ter" arr mule to oats,. In ;Ohs warranted edoM
to any In tlw untto Stake. Ha Banda can to amoral
without the aid of a terra &HIT, Haring numbered the
Mock, tools. eel
lap
of the . LllAtiet Katahlishment
Jtur,,, A McClelland, tem rto to .t*"..Le. ^ l4
a:Mainers at well at the public at huge. with everything
In their lints Agenry, No. 5 lirgad .that , Bittehor6th.
•
I. 1011.1.1. PR .1 , 10101. 1.0111111.0.
PENN GLABir,WORKS;
ORENZ Manufacturers
All w lirto of ;VIALS. IttYrrLiA t rt 11:INDOW
11.—Partleaar attritt F run ' tat t % to odd rlav of i'ltrlorr
Gl.in and prim* tpcnildr for Braids Add TWA. rrr.t=
- - •
AWL, IX WOO. B. ie..
M'CORD & CO.
- - - -
NVIIOLD:3A LC AND lirrAlL FANIIONABLE
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEAL/ WIN ALL KIND 3 OF YL'alL
CORA - ES OF 1100 D AND FIFTH STREETS.
Pitt 4,
sal.TheJf 'trek am %rum burgh
AndityMot DAD,
And flerst. Mutts. Dna. Ca. sad Far Minuet.
aucA,Daixly
Self Heabing
• GEE A TI:ST p DONESTIC
tresiremet of tbe see. Wife tro4 thirst most dela
' arttels—easLue {abbr. trate Snit tiffftLy. Merctusts
sod Itedlars supplied on liberal Mw!
Address. (rte Talc..) Y. 3Acx_qnx.
• 124 !Fowl j p Ilttlimrit.
(t For tale, Ith.l. at tho ptiltelptl are stoma 111
Um car. by H. Graff a (ln,
an .}lr. ',Catttaitatt.—
Alm. 7411..ri Immo, ou the Mato prigml
F4/2,14.1t."4.1,tt.
.
Boliyar Fire liticl . r.tuul Cni4re Clay Xsui
tifactunng Com .
THIS COMPANY ItAVIrC3..NLARGED
A their rspirit, fur 'A..ea.-twins, aro now pr•parld
IA meet the lac:m.o4 tiwznand hr Moth-JIMA. ermildoand
tM114104 Clay. ()rd..r promptly attmoto4 to by
• . /aril ot JONSS, Canal Raft..
littthorqS. floptomhor :1. iss3.,
rr17,41111.0011
COACH FACTORY.
Ic.irrittAnairrrtata. •
WOVlflae th .D ., :e . . , :rzif i t . llly si gall . t! . .i s e t, ttt i, t i e s n e ti:T of
nek
f Cerrlack. nn lon In Nic. trots 1100 to Allehl. rhyme
Carr/se...ware leellt fetes the hod material wed writhe:ken ,
ship duoer hit own superrieket; dn. withcoal
/tenor. warrant his p ork to Le lukrior to none menet..
tuned In the Unirns. The rowers of hi. business end the
grr.et Inerware In demand for title el.. of work. hes Induced
bin net to 1.414 tor rrentnon or tow vit.! wort In hill
ettahlishluent. rerwook •aulltor gust honest wort will
TA MA!
ork call
a n
rt t
atnlne his Pork bellow going PAeL All
w wirrenlA
New Coach Factory—Allegheay.
clajt: M. 11. IVIIITe& CO., would re
epeetralle tneven tha ruwile that they have
erectea **op en Lanett , between l'etleral sad Faahlusliey
rtreets. They are any making and are prepared to evert.
orders fir every denciptkro of vehklea, Cneehes.
Batumi:Lea l tlnatr Ae., which, tram their. l tr:4 - 1 1 171-:l7y boo tre ' ; r,igni f•
ljtValtraelLM.
ehi to de nark ne the r m et en...natio Irma with thus
ranting atti , Aes In their tine.
Perlng cart lents, attnntlmi to the meteetion of tosterlele.
end Levine none UM comtent nurkenem they hem:, no
Meltatinn In 'SA rrewling bb.t t work. We then-Cm nen
thp MP:Take, nf the
_pulite, 4+ thle mattes.
linete lb the WM 261.1.1 r. apol (41 tb•
man renentsahle term.
JICAL-1(
Coach" nd Carriage Factory.
TOR N . SION, BROTIIKR CO., corner of
eßelmont and Relcass otreeta Allegheny elly. would
that
Intim. their Mend. and the public genendiy.
that they ars manufacturing et/yea:yen ham:lonm Rook
.. at& elelabs and Owlet., In all their earknas
styles et Itnlsh anti vent:gait..
. . . .
Ali °Here will he etteruted with grin regard indorse
biller end beauty of flnirh. Replan will aim to, attended
to on the mot reaarrnalge terms. tieing la ill their 'seek
O. hog Cistern Shills. Niel and Wheel Attift, they. feel
, Inful•ot Orel all who Misr tkum with their redeeming
will be perfectly eitiened on tau or their work.
Pare .awe* are requested to cite tin. • nil belle* (NV
eteuilnir elsewhere. nee
Fifth Street Stadia= Factory
MLITT, ENEMY, ANI) ECONaIY.
b The 113 In KadttgatTriellr.atVri . 8 7t, 'I lYtt
t firth street decking Ilbeelm, all wide horn nor UtY r
./ .. / n erocd.
NO ADVANCE. IN PRICIi. , tell.
Stoeling gastory. iIL Miser. between Wood and :dirket
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
. .
21.01ETART1LIM
VOOKnio kTOt. MUTES, iIIONTS, TENDT.T.P.
Liberty proot.'wortift
ARNESTLY direct attention to a new
A and handwrite pattern of PARUIR F,Jwd coop
rad: Slo Linda an'ff Paterria4trivid (A/Oh pi/ STOVIti4
°own polo, - Newton° Prate and the wit.rn Star.
Thaw Etna. Is neatness; of litilab economy of sopplr, and
wonet... of wahetal. morns. an
ything f the Med yet
off.red to tbe public. In wldittrm to the silkiest allq&d to
core, their general rtaiek matpriws everything In their
rwulls..lln., %Milne mmt anprowdlm pavement In View
of real it Mit v. Platform and Counter PCA LES, Dark AIWA
Wagon Mx., Hollow Ware. Paul and leig lions to,, and
Tea Kettles ae lo .eer7 lewilde owlety of ittyle and TIF
An Inspection
L t LlC.tarroN C. 1111.1 AD./. J. 0. googgrAli
I. 6.1 , 1” - W. IL r0PF.1.1:11%
Livingston, Roggen ec Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBI.IIIOII, PA.
riIRACK and Depot Railroad Sealer, Ilay,
Cattle and Gmlo Tlatdirm end Counter dear Dow
look, of all Wine, Spring, Illnp and Thumb Lakin.. Volt..
31011 of Tortola kindle Paha Mills eipprowid patternh
Bolts and Varteniorm.litraleable Iron Ceding. of evert . •11.
risty In form and Web. dtf
MAFFEI' 8c OLD, .
BRASS rominEtts PUI3IIIEII2 AND CUIS ?MEM
127 and lb ri,a :tow, Pitbluurph.
FAD Fr.ri‘t slam 09POSMI fFtYtOM RATION ALLI9IIICrf.
Mi.ANUFACTURE all kinds of Wiiter, Gas
'b
and Steaortm Fitting*. ilOWleCtltted up villa:4l*nd
en untie, myletf
ritOWAßTlCitarn
BURBLE BIASONS.
2M LIIMRTY STREET .1014 R , NR nun' •
RESPECTFULLY intortn their frielide a n d
• the.pnthe generally, that where an opened their
Works at the above stand, theT keno cm hand
• large Supply of beautiful WARDLE MANTItI.Ii, Ono
Mau and Gothic, styles; Monuments, Tombs, ilNul Stoma.
"Furniture Kea. Le.. which they offer et extremely lofr
*pri n.*.
)1.1.d0 iu Illock, Plebe. &Mammal to order.
Cemetery lots epolOprod. 'rink Baden and Freeport Eitonsa
Kola
--- W7it:WALLACE, •
STE-AM MARBLE WORKS,
na, STI and 323 Liberty strot, mamas dresahfidd Grad,
40NEMENTS, Tombs, Gravo Stamm,
Furniture
d T= . 3l t erillt ie lV= i eties. *at
rolgrptloTt ', Three hundred .n
od eetted der
plans for 3lenuments. Se...Aro heist Block s Plab
bin furnished to - the Trade et the .101.6 f t MOM All coders
Ailed with limpet& .t MO Liberty street.
an 23 • • W. W. 'WALLACE
El WATTS. & CO.; Merchant Tailors, No.
.141 7 ,1:. 6 T-t r .d7"3,7Vur „..` l "'"`
Digi;.* ) ..ll7.l7:7lll,'VA l PMd f ..l "to a t tgl
l'traon. In want ar
,17thIng .00 rea 1 4 . 4117 In
TUN' to call and examine our AI atk before Wring, as w .
.111 erulasvor to mem It to thrlr Interrat topurchaao aux
0613 . WATTS* 10), 18014bPrty stmt.
DRY GOODS.
LA. MASON aco rtnasusart...C. ASTIOXT CO. L 0000.
AA. MA S ON .t CO., 'Wholesale and Refail
at, 14gagbF.ster-4 8..4. ClOas , Wrinb,
mintrin , a istatemena,v,
sad Doke Dn. Go Is Manbinta. corm Panth and
nt.t. Dinfamech.
MEDICINE.
n ii ■■R. JAMES KlNGl'Office and Residence,
e . :e.112 Plfth street, option• UK! akibeartar
WOOL MERCHANTS.
. .
or to l IVRPIIY h LEE;
. wa - a Pbs tree Casunb N UM
Of Amnia& Wool) OK& WOWS.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNDIG, "APRIL 8,1851
SECRET DIPLODrICI.
ENGLA2tp, TIIRtLEY.AMP
• Thao . og aril the communications respect
ing 'Tfirkeiniade to Her Majesty's Government
by the Emperor of Bussa,,with the misvrer, re
turned to them, from January. to April, 18+59 ;
_ .
Sir G.E. . Seymour to Lord J. Rusee/L 7 -(ll.eceived
• Jan. fill.) .
(arm= men .centrmarriaL.)- .
Sr. PmaSIMIUII; Jan,•ll,' 1853. -
My Lord:-,On the evening of the 9th inst. I
bad the honor of seeinetin Emperor at the pa
lace of the Grand , Duchess Helen,'who r .it ap
peared, had kindly requested permission to in
vite Lady Semour and myself to meetihe Impe
rial family.
The Emperor came up to me, in the most gra-
CiOus manner, to Bay that he had heard with
great pleasure of Her Majesty's - Goverment '
having been definitively formed, adding that
he trusted that the Ministry would be oflongda
ration.
'
ills Imperial Majesty desired mo particularly,
tb convey this assurance to the Earl of Aber4oen,
with-whom, be said, be had been acquainted for
nearly 40 years, land for whom he entertained
equal regard and esteem. Wm Majesty desired
to be brought to the kind recollection of his
lordship.
"You know my feelings," the Emperor said,
"with regard to England. Whet I have told yon
before I say again; it was intended that the two
countries should be upon. term.s_of close entity;
and Ifeol aura that this will continue to be the
case. You have now been a certain time here,
-and, as you have seen; there have been very few
points upon which we have disagreed; our inter
ests, in fact, are upon almost all questions the
same."
I observed that "I.really was not aware. that
since I bad been at St. Petensbnig there had
been any actual disagreements whatever between
us, except with:Louis Napoleon's No. ILL, a point
respecting which each Government had its own
opinion (maniere dr roir,) but a point which, after
all, was very immaterial."
" No. 111., ' the Emperor replied, "would in
volve a long explanation; I will, therefore, not
touch the subject at present; I should be glad,
however, that you should bear what I. have to
say upon. the question, and will beg of you to
call upon - mo some morning when I am a little
free from engagements."
I, of coarao, requested that His Majeaty would
be good enough to lay his orders on me.
In the meantime, the Emperor went on to say,
"I repeat:that it is very essential that the two Gov
ernments—that thtelthe English Government
and I, and I end the English gOvernment—
Should be upon the best terms; and the necessity
was never greater than at present, .1 beg you
to convey these words to Lord John Riseell.—
When we are agreed (d' accord), I am quite with
out anxiety as to the West of Europe ;' - it is im.
material what the others may think or do., ':As
Turkey, that is another question; that coun
try is in n critical state, and may give 113 all a
great deal of trouble. And now I will take' my
leave of you ;" which his Majesty proceeded to I
do by shaking hands with me most graciously. I
It instantly occurred to me that the converse-I
tion was incomplete and might never be renewed,
and, as the Emperor still held my band, I said,
" Bir,with your gracious permission, I would de
sire to take A great liberty.y4' "Certainly," his
Majesty replied, "what is it!. let me hear."
"Sir," 1 observed, "your Majesty has been
good enough to charge me with general user
meets as to the identity of views between the
two Cabinets', which assuredly have giver( metho
greatest pleasure, and will be received with emu]
satisfaction in England; but I should be partic
ularly glad that your Majesty should - add a - few
words which may tend to calm the anxiety with
regard . to the affairs of Turkey, which passing
evente are so calculated to excite on the part of
Her Majesty's Government. --Perhaps you'irill
be pleased to charge me. with some additional
aasurantes of tht• kind."
The Emperor's, words and manner, although
still very kind, showed that His Majesty had no
intention of speaking to me of the demonstra
tion which be is about to make in.the South. Ile
said, tweeter, at
.fust with.s. little hesitation,
but, Media proceeded, in an open and unhesita
ting. manner—" The affairs of Turkey are in a
very disorganised condition; the country Itself
seems to be falling to pieces (retwarersdne); the
fall will be a great misfortune; and itievery im
portant that England and Ramie should come to
a perfectly good understanding upon theta af. ,
faint, and that neither should take any decisive
step of which the other is not'apprised."
I observed in • few' words, that I - rejoiced to
hear that Ilia Imperial,Majesty held this lan
gnage ; that this was ceainly the view I took of
the manner in which Turkish questions were to
be treated.
•• Tenet," the Emperor said, as if proceeding
with his remark, • tenet: none aeons ear lee bras
un bomme tnalade--nn homme gravement Ma
tadi; ce sera, Jo lona le diefranchement, tin grand
malheur si, on de cos Jones, iI devait none echap
surtoot avant one too tot lee aspositione ne•
cessaires foamed prises. Male engn ce n'est
point
lo motnent do volts parlor de cell.' .
• It was clear that the Emperor did not Intend
hi prolong the conversation. I therefore said,
• Votre Majeste cot et gracieuee (Well° me per
mettles de lul faire encore une,observatiot. Votre
Majeste dit quo l'homme - thrt malade 'c'est Men
veal, main voice Majesty dalgnera nee:outer el.
je lid Isis observer. quo ; C'est a l'homme getter
ens et fort de medagcr ; l'homme palette' et &t
-itle.' •
The 'Emperor then leek leave of me in a man
ner which conveyed the impression of my having,
at least, not given offence, and again expressed
his intention of sending for me on setae future
day.
Whether hie intention will be acted upon isnot
to me so certain. It may be right that I should
state to
. your lordship that I propose giving
Count liesselrode an account of my conversation
with his Imperial master.
I am convinced that the chancellor Is invaria
bly favorable to measures of moderation, and, as
far ashes in his power, to English views. His
desire then to act in harmony with Her 'Neje,-
ty' government, cannot but be strengthened by
learning the cordial declarations which thelin- .
peror has &tido to mo upon the subject. "• '
Upon reading overmy despatch,!l am, consist.
cad that the converSation, although 'abridged,
has been faithfully reported: the only point of
any interest which. I am aware of not having
toothed upon being that the Emperor observed
that the last accounts from Constantinople yrero
more satisfactory,- the Turks appearing to be.
more reasonable, although hy r what process they
had become so had not been made apparent.
I will only observe that Walaveerery interest
in its being understood that no decision should
be taken in the affairs of Turkey, withouteoneert
with Her Majesty's Government, by a sovereign
who can dispose of several hundred thousand
bayonets.
Would the understanding be sated upon?
That, indeed, may well be doubted; and the rath
er as the Emperor's assurances are 'a little con
tradieted by the Measures to which It has been
my duty to call your lordship's attention 7,
Still, His;lmperial Majesty's words appear to
leek( possess considerable Table, and' certainly
offer me at this moment an acinintage of Ohl I
'hall not be backward in availing =pod?:
Year lordship will pardon me if !remark that,
after reflecting attentively upon my conversation
with the 'Emperor, it appears to :me that this,
and any overture of the kind which may be made,
tends to establish a dilemma by which it is very
desirable that Her Majesty's Government should
not allow themselves to be fettered. - The di;.
lemma 80 . 01U5 to be this: If Iler Majoskt's Gov
ernment do not come to an understanding, with
Russia as to wbpt is to happen in the event. of
'the sudden downfall of Turkel, they will have
,the less reason for camplahung it results die.
pleasing, to England should be prepared. If, on
.the contrary, Her Majeety's Government should
enter into the consideration of such eventuali
ties, they make themselves to degree con.
canting parties to a catastrophe which they have
so muck interest in warding off as long
,as pos
table.
The mun, is probably this: That England has
to desire a close concert with Russia, with a view
to pre - venting:the dowfall of Turk .while
Russia would be well pleasedn ey;
that the ooncert,
should apply - to the events: by which this down
fall is to be followed. ' . •
1 hive, &c., , 0.11. Simeon&
P. 13.--Since this &seated was written I have
heard from the Anstriantlbilster, that the Em
peror had spoken to him . of the Conversation
which be had hold with me. !' r told Sir Ham-
Utah Seymour," Eli hlajestY said, ..tithat the
new Ministry appears to , me to be strong, and
that I am anxious for its duration; although; to
,say the truth, as tegards England, I bavelearnt
that it Is the country with which woMust be al
lied. We must not lean to, this or tlutt party."
G. 1,1, S.
Sir (L H. Seymour to .t.4:,rd /An RteueS—(Re•
' • belied . Feb. 43.)
(senate-AID etantinawittala -
Sr. Panianynn, Jan. - -18511.
My Lord,-On the 141h_inat., la conseiinenee
et a rammone *vivid ftern the Chan
-cellar, 2 walted•npon the Emperor, and had the
M=ft==
~~V'~:
' henor 'at holdingwith illts Imperitl Majesty the
very interesting conversation or which 't will be -;
lay `duty to \ offer `iii,joidship. an t
*hie% if imrifect, will, at all events,,not bo
` . I fonnd Ilia' Males ti alreer he received me
with great kindness, itsyin& that I' had appeared j
desirous to speak to h\ntictis Eastern affairs; f
that, onbia'aide, s there wax, nti, indisposition. toy
do so, butt-list he bust begin at a remote period, i
" You knelt," His Majesty Said, "the dresnall
and plans In, which the Empress •atherine was I
in' the habit\of, indulging: these, were handed I
'down to our think bit while-I inherited immense 1
territorial posiessions, I. did not Inherit those i
SWIMS, those intentions : if you like to call them . ;
so. On the contrary, my country Is trXyast., so
happily circumstanced in 'every way, that itl
Would be unreasonable in me to desire more ter- I
Atoll , 'Or More • powiti, then I' possess. On the
l
' , mitt-aryl lam the first thtellyon that our:great,.
perhaps our ' only. \
Claxiger;\ is that which• would
arisek:.froni an • extension , ' pen \to an empire
aireadj\too large. -!- ', \ '\ ', ‘,•
I
,„ i t
"Cl* hoe Turkey; and, ,in our; present
cenditioWothing better for` env interest mil be
desiredt• th e times have gone by when •we had
anything , fear from the fanatical spirit or, the
n t
military:eeterprisas'Of the Turks, *and Yet, the
country is 'strong, enongh or hakidtherto been
• strong ericattlfij.:to preserve its indePertdelseetazd
to insure respectful treatment froottother couro. •
tries, `,.'\\ ' " • ';. `;• s '• -
V ' itweli in that empire there are seettitid nsil
lions of Chrietians"whose interests 1 am 'called
upon to watch pier, (surodler,) while the of
doing so is Bemired titne by treaty. • I nMyten
ly Say that I M a snakemoderate and sparing , Wse
of my right, and I will finely:confess that it la olio
which is attended with 'obligations oCcasionithy,
very inconvenient; but I•lninnot recede from the
discharge of a distinct deft. Oar religion, as
established in this country, came to na from ths
Emit, and -thereare feelings'its well as' oblige
tions,.whicitinttat never be lost:sight of:
"Now, Turkey, in the condition which :I haws
described her,ltas by degrees into such a
state of decrepitude; that, as I told you the oth
er night, eager no we' all are for the prolonged
existence of the man (and as I am aede:airotta as
you can be for the ssentinuance of bilkire; I 'beg
you to bottoms) he , May suddenly die`upon( our
hands (ever redersullee bras ;) we eannef, ream-v
-ital* what Lii'dead cif the Turkish empirtrialls, it
falls to rise no more; and I put it' to you,' there
fore, whether it is'notibetter to
-be provided be
~i
forehand for a contingency, than' to incur 'the
ch a os; confusion, \ -end-the Certainty of a Europe
an war, all of which must attend too
if it should occur tne:pettedly, and before some
ulterior symein has been sketched? This is the
point to which I am desirous that you should call
`the-attention of your gevernnient," •
"'Sir," trefiliell,'Your Magesty is so frank with
me, that Film sure you will have, the goodness
to permit me to speck with the mane openness.
I would then\ observe.that, deplorable, na is the
Condition of Turkey, it' is a 'country . ..which has
been long plugged :in 'difficulties supposed by
itany to be insurmountable. With regard to eon
tiogent errangements, lier Ms:Jest-3 . ' 1 'Go-ere
meet, ns y our Majelti is well aware, objects, as
a general rule, to nosing engagements iipoipos
-1 Bible eeentealities, iind woold,„ perhaps, be •par
ticalarly disinclined fedOjng so in this instance.
I,lf I may be Allowed to`mt y- So, a-great ilisines
1 tion (repissenalNe.) migh t be expected in Englandia
to disposing by anticipation (d'eartinoreter) of the \
succession of an old friencesid ally," , . .
~ The rule is a good on e..,th e Emperor replied,
"goal at all times, especially in-t imes of. uncer
tninty and change like th e prOsent; still it is of
the greatest importance that ye`should under
stand one another, and net allow-events to take
us by surprise; maintenant je desire vows paler
en anti et en gentleman) Si none suxivonst a nous
entendre-sue cette effaires; l'Angieterre,et\moi,
pour la resto pen m'insporte; il m'e't indifferent
Cr quo font on pensent les\ Mitres. 'Taint derui
de franchise, je vows die nettement, glie si" l'Ait
gleterre songe a -a'etablir nu de ces. Jaime a Con
stantinople,
je no le perMettral pal; jinn \ 'rook
prate pcenten intentions, tails it rant `mie ns dans cis oceashma parlor clarimenh. do moMeore, -
je eau eg,tileinent, dispose de peendre l'engegis ,
meat da. no pm m'y etablle en • proprietairei , it
s'entend, ear en depoeitaire Jo no din pas; il peer
raitso fairequeleselreonstances me nitwit
le ens d'occnper Gonataatinople, si ~ ricin ne7
Douro pient, \al Pon dolt tent Ississera*ps
,-.
It. t b,),
,-' • -', . - '',". , -;\
I thanked Mk-Majesty for the frankness - of
his declarationa,Wnd for the desire which
expreised of acting .eortihdly - motb-opettly with
Her Majesty's Goveennumt,\ ,obsersing at the same
ti me that that such \att. understanding appeared -
the beat Security ageinst, the sudden danger to;
which liii hbjesty had alluded.' I addedthrit,'
although unprepared giie a, decided opinion
upon questions of such magnitside and delicacy,
it appeared to me possible that some such arrange- ,
meat might be made • between -Her Majesty's
Government and His Majesty tie might guard, -
if not for, aticist,against'csrtalit Ctintingencies.
To render my meaning more clesil,said4fur.
they,
... I can only repeat air; 'that in say !minion -
Her Majesty's Oevernmenttlly,be indispcsed to, ,
make certain arrangements 'connected with' the
downfall of Turkey, but it is pais:l'6lo. that they
may he ready to pledge themselves ageinst ear- I
min arrangements which might in that event, be I
attempted."
His Imperial Mojesty then alluded to a colter
cation which he had held the last tithe -hi Wait
in England, with the Duke of Wellington, anti to
the motives which had compelled him'to open
himself to his Grace; thee, as now, his Majesty
was, he said, eager to provide against 'events
which in the absence of any concert, mighilrom
pel him to act in a manner oppoped to the Views
at Her Majesty's Government „ •-, ' '
The conversation:passed to the ev ents of the .
day, when the Emperor briefly recapitulated his
claims upon the Holy, Plaalsims recognised.
by the Jarman of last l'obrwuy,. and :confirmed
by a sanction to which 'his Majesty said he -at- '
t niched amply more importance---the. word of -a
The execution ofpromises as made end so rat
ified the Emperor said he mustineist upon; hat
watt willing to believe that his object would _be
attained by negotiation, the-last achieve from •
Constantinople being rather More satisfactory. ‘,_ •
I expressed'm belief that negotiation, follow -74 ,
ed, as ['supper it had been, by, the threats of
['supper
military me s, wouldho &efficient to secure
- a compliance with the just!. - demands 'of 'Minim.
I added-that I desired to state to,'llis' Majesty
what I bad previontly read from a written paper
to his Minister—Tic.), that what Ifoarod for Tar
key were not the intentions of His Majesty, but
the actual result of the measures which appear
ed to be In contemplation.. That would repeat,
that two consequencei \ might be anticipated from
thi b appearance of art.lreperialunty on the frow,
tiers of Tarkey—tbe encl . , the counterdemonstra
[ tion which might be prori ti o a td on the ;part.: of
Prance; the. other, and More !emus, the
I rising, on the part of the 'Cllristian mutation
: against t h e Sultan's anthority,` heady so. much
weakened by revolts and by - 'et - vere liniumisl
The Emperor 'assured= th an m ovement of his forces had yet , taken Place (is' poi bouge)
and expressed hie hope that no advaneewould be rreoqquired, .
Withregard to a French' e on .to the
iSultaii's dominions, His Majesty. intlniated that
ouch a step would bring affairs to an \ithmedlate
crisis ; that a senseof honor wouldetstoel him
to mend hil forces into Turkey without \d lay or
hesitation ; that if the result of such an t co
should prove to be the, overthrow, of theat
I: 7 e
Turk - ( fa 'Grand Tare.) be should mei; the
event, nt should feel that he had - acted as
he was compelled to do. •:.;, • • • • ' \ \
- ,To the shore report I have only, I think, ". tO
add that Mho Emperor desired to leave it to • inft
discretion to communicate or pot, to his Minister'
the of our conserva tion; and that,
before .I left the room His Imperial Majesty
said,' "You will report. hat has palamb between
us to the Queen's Government, and , yon will say
that I shall be ready to receive any ! Cestailltell,,
cation which it may be their with to make to me
upon the subject." - • ' - '‘. •
The other topics touched upon by the \ Emper
or are mentioned in another despatch. With re
gard to the extremely important overtax() to
which' this. report relatee, I will only obterve
that, as it is my duty to , record impreesionsU, as
well as facts and an:dements,. lion bound to say
that it words, tone, and manner offer any trite- •
rion by.which:intentions ate to be' judged,' the
Emperor is prepared to act with perfect fairnesi
and openness towardlier Majesty's Moyer:anent.
His Majesty has, ao doubt,' his Olen °Neal 'in
view ; and ho is, in my - opinlon, too strong a be-.
liever in the imminence of dangers in Turkey. I
am, however, Impressed with the belief that, in
Carrying out those objects, as in guarding epithet
those dangers, Her Majesty la sincerely desirotis
of acting in • karmany with Her MajestY's Gam
I would now submit to your lordship that this
overtire cannot with propriety pass unnoticed
biller Majesty's Goyernment ' •
It has been on'a Arst occasion glanced at, and
on a second distinctly made by the Emperor him=
Belt to the Queen'erklinister . at his Court,. while
the conversation bald some years ago , with the
Duke or Wellington proVes that, the object in.
view 121 one which has long octespedthe thoughts
of Ilia Imperial Majesty.. •-• •
If, then, the proposal ware to • remain ?111111111-
"'livered, a decided edvantage would be.aeoured
to the - Imperial Cabinet, which, .in.the event' of
tninegeeatcataitrophe' Wang place In Turkey,
would lie able to point to prepoeeta made to Eng
land, and which not haying been respaided to,
left theEniperor at liberty, or placed him under
the neMainly, of following his own line of Pnlie9l.
,1 Again,..llmaild reitiark that' the , anxiety ex
pressed by kthe, EMperor, even looking to hit?
own Interns* fer an extension of the days "of
j the dying man;!,' appear, to me to justify Her.
i Majestfo Geriterninent in proposing to His Im
i.perial Majesty .to \ unite 'with i Enginod in the
l'iidoption of ouch MOW:tree as May lend .' to prop
[ up the falling autlulditit ‘ or the Sultan..:
I!: .
Lastly, I would OfMerje that, I even if the Em-
i, er e s h ou ld be romut,disincliiied to lendhitaself
to each a emit-ie. - of *dikes Might 'arrest the
downfall if,Turkey,-hiedeelorations tome idedge
him th`,be,ivady, to -taltelefineliand, in concert
with He Majesty's Government, such precau
tions-as May. possibly preient this. fatal crisis
being followed by a Scramble ter the rich inheri
tance which. would remain to be diejaesed "of.
,! A noble triumph would be el:dewed' by ' the
civilization orthel9th century it the void left by
the " extinetiatv \ of Moheineden rule'-in !Europe
could be filled eqi, without an interruption of the
general peade; i consequence of tho preeautiona
`adopted by the two; principal the
meat interested in the; destinies of Turkey:-
.. ' I have, de., \ , .- • ; 0: W: Satitoilit.
Sir ,G. . m .6ord T.
.. ' 'Re-
A 'H . :sire:re . ' ' ' Srusicil
. ..' ~ \ !. . calved ' Feb. ' B.) ~ .
„ - ~\( cannon AND, C6OiMIIMAL.)
(Ext 11164).. . , \O,. •- - ;
' Si Prtutsanits,7an. 22; 188.9 ''.:
'I have generally folind' straight-forward con
duct
. . ... ,
to be the best policy, and is it is peculiarly
called for toliaidtliose'whe bate by ns' in
a similar manner, uponleaving the palace on the
,14th Mat I drove.. to .the. Foreign office,. and
gave COunt liemeleode a correct summary of life
%,coniersilion I hadjust had the honeeof holding
with the Emperor: \' ' \
\‘', t! LOrd.r . Eturcil SA 51; irk EL aißattr, ' ,
\ ' \ (exceur oxia , ;Uonsmossinot..) . \.- .
\ - - - Vonotatt! orrice., Feb. 9, 1868.:
Sir,H-1 `have ;Ivoieiveir !and laid before the
Queeivt secret and , confidential despatch 'of 2 o January..,. ! ?.\...' . ' ' \
Her . Majoity, upon ; this , tot upon former Occe.. ,
.81011$, Is \ hippy to acknowledge herm:de:cation,
the franineis, and the friendly disposition of
His Imperial Majesty: \;-•- "" \ \ ' ,
. !.. Her lidajeety`hat directed Me to r e p l y ln the
'tamespirit of\
. tomperate.;., candid ii.tid amicable
The petition , Famed' by His Iniperisil MajestY
lis a very serious One. It is, supposing the con
! tingency of:the dissolution of \ the Turkish im,--
Tire to be probaWor, even iminleent, "whether .
it is notbetter to. beuprovided beforehand for a
Centiogency, thin to -Meer the aims, 'confusion,
and 'tileheitairitY of h ;Server:Lk war, , all of
which moot attend the .eatatitroplie..if it should
oce*, unexpectedly; end \ before. Mini ulterior
velem has . been sketched; \ thisis CM point;''
said Ws Imperial Mojesty,l , .!,to WhiCh.',l ll= de; ,
eiroas dui! you
` shouldaeail the \ attention, of: your
Otiverninent:'
- • In contriderinithiigreve q u e stion,. the firifre=
!Election which occurs to ' , her lillijesty's . VOrern-'
.ment is„ther,zionctual crisis hair.,Oceurred Which'
renders neceSsery a, &anti= 'of Mil:riot! Eure
peon :problem., Dispntes hare — miied, respecting
the Holy Plaiee,bnt these are Withoutthe !Vitro
of the internal gererninent of Tvirkey, \tirl con `.
cern 111131411 and Erancedathezi than this Sublime
Torte. Some droturbanee of the rotationbe
tween Austria and ort.e.has been'Caused by
the Turkish, attaek,,on '.. Montenegro; . hitt\ thia.
again; relate)] rethei . to'. dengen ; affecting\ the
frontier of Austria than .the authority and safety
of the &Win; so that there is no aufficimit 'cense
for intimating to the flultan that he cannot keep
peace at Mime, or, preserve 'friendly \ relationd
with hie \ neighbors. , \.,..,
It occurs further 'to iriy, lidejesty's ; Goiern;\
ment to resnark-that the "event which is ccintem,
„plated is not definitively fixed-114okt of tinie.'
When Willitmlill and Louis \\.ll.l(._disposed, , by
"treaty,, of thepecession of.Chtirlea II of - Spain,
they were pniViding for an event which could
not he far off.' \ The infirmities oe, the'sifrereigo
of Spain end' the certain' nd; of any Milian' life
,tuadeithe contingency in:prospect hoth into and
near. \ The death ef the Spanish. Kingless in -no
Iry \ hastened by the treaty at..partition. \ - The
aame'thingniny be said orate provision,Maile in
' Muzbity,.-foi• the: disposoFori'Tnnitu)!
1401,11 the decease of the last Prince df the house
of. Medici.'Bat the' contingency of:the diesolit_
7 . 911' of the Ottoman empire is of another kind =;
bonny happen 20, so, ar2.).00 years Le . . - ..ii. :
fin 'these eireinnitanceilt .. would bor.: ..,..e
co i ntent widithe friendly , feelings toward ' •
Sahib which animate "the Emperor of Russia, fin
less in the Queen of Grent Eritein,lo dispose
beforehand of Me provinces under his " dominion. ''
Beside hie :ansiderstion; however, it must be '
Observidi \ Gott an agreement; Made in . suck a
ease tetideVerj surely, to hasten the mintingency .
for , whicli.lejs intended to provide: \ Austria and,
France could; not in: fairness, be kept! in igno
rance of the transaction, nor .Would, ouch eon.'
- oealment be consistent with the mid Of prevent
ing! ad: Ectroiiiaa' .. war. lndeed such _conceal
menteannot be\ lutended by Ills Imperial Majes- •
fp. . It is \to -belAierre(l: that, as soon as Great
Britain- and Ituslfill'ahoiild have agreed on the
course to be punched, and hare determined to
enforce it, they shoWld communicate their inten
tions to the great poWers or Europe. An agree:
ment thus made,: atorthus ateumunicated,'would
pot_ bo. very a sober; sand :While it would
alarm and alienate the Sultan,. the knowledge or
its existence would s ti nvalate all Ma enemies to.
increased ' violet= and 'there 'Obstinate conflict .
They would= fight with the conviction that they
must intimately. triumph; while the Sultan's gen.'
erals and troops Would feel 'Oat ne litimediate
success could save " their eaose k 'from final ` over
throw. Thus would be pieduded.. and strength
ened that very anarchy , which xlis nowfeared,
and the . foresight of the friends , of the - patient patient
'Would prove the cause of Lis death: - \
, Her , Majesty's Government need \ scarcely en , .
lane on the dangers Attendant on the execution
of any similar Convention: ; The example of the
Succemion War is enough to -show how little such
agreements - are respected when a pressing tempt
Lotion urges their'vieliitiOn. - - The of the
'Emperor of Russia as depesitory, but not pro,
- *later; Of Constantineple, would beerpoicd to
numberless hazards, Goth from the Ling cherish
edombitien of his own 'arid the jealous=
leg ofEurope.: . The ultimateproprietor, who'ev
'er he- might,te, , would hardly be satisfied with
the inert, supine attitude of the heirs of Matti, -
met Il\ ~k gresit influence on 'the affairs of Eu-'
rope seems naturally to belong tothe 'Soiereign
of Constantinople ; holding the gates of the Med.
iterranean and the Slack Sea.'
That indnenie might be used in lator of Rui
gin • it might .be teed to control and curb her
llm Imperial 'Diajettj has justly and Wisely
said, illy count4lB no vast, eo happily circiunl
stailcad in livers, way, that it would be unreason=
able in.me to desire more territory or more pow
4er than I now tswisen,.. °Attie, contrary, he ob..
servedi... our" grent t perhaps • Criii. only deeps!, is
that which would arin from - nn'extenslou pion
to an empire already, tooltirge vigorous and
atebitionz state;-replacing the Sublime Porte,
might; however, render war ere the part of Rai- .
.Bis a - necessity for the`: Smi..eror
.(!! bin frueces-
Thai European 'conflict would aiise front - the
Tery lieu= taken T.o'prerent It; for'nettber Eng-
Innd nor France, nor probably Anglia would
be content to see Canstantlnople peirtnanentlyin
the bends of Russia. - r
,
On the part of - Great:\ Britain', her' Majesty's
Obvernnient at 'once declare that 'they renounce
all intention or wish to hold Constantinople.' His
Imperial Majesty may be' quite secure upon this
head. They are likewise ready to',give . an atm
ranee that they" will enter into, no agreement to
reside for the contingency ot-ttio fall of Ter:.
-y without:previous communication., with . tho
'paperer of Russia.; .• "r - , ,
Upon the whole, then, Her Majosty'a Govern - -
mutt are persuaded that-no enema of policy can
bo adopted more wise.: more disinteiested, more
benefaial to Enrojm than , that - which:MU !Sipe
itiajeaty has so long followed, and 'which will
render, hls name.more illustrious than that of the
most famena ieiereigns who have sought Immor
tality by unprovoked comp:test and opheMeral
glory.. ' •
With 'site
7 \ to the success of this . policy, it is'
desirable dm tho utmost forbearanee should be
manifested Mward.Turkep: that pay . demands
which the.OreaVlN niers of Europe may&uve. to
make should be undo the' atter of . •-tietsify
goliations tether \than of peremptory demand;
that military and, naval demonstrations to coerce
tie, Sultan ahould.aimuch as possible lie avoided;'
that differences:wiihrsfeat to =Wert
,Offeeth . t&
Turkey,' within the. confidence of the- Sublime.
rorte; 'should be decided after mutual concert'
between the Greet Powers, and--not`be foriiid I
upon the weakness Of l*Turitish- Gosirataint:.
To these cautions Ho lloTerumetit
WI to athi,.thatin - their stair it isealeatial that;
the Sultan\ ahmild be adilsoti s to treat his Chrial
than subjects in conformity 'erith the
equity Anti religloris freedom WM& Trent! gee-,
orally Among the eulightenedmailoas of Europe.`
The more tho Turkish , ffetitnefent 'adepts - oe,
rules of icipartikl law and equati achrdnistratitst,
the leas will the Emperor of Runts Pad it woes=
tst7itkepply alai\ eieeptioner.preidetlet which
big Imperial Ideleitt bac
andit id. onmiont, tuugh. 'de r itt
itinotioned by : tree* ,
ou may:resd this epat4. - t6tcAteelititotist;
teilei, and, If It is derived, you may yourself
pixie a copy of It etVtiritanperec
is
- - • - - •
. ,
'\
:\, .•\.:
Liirll-'-NiiMAER 201
to that phew zoo. will giCeilimpapy its inesenta°
ttoa iiitkthose Cnnaincca of friendship sad con
'4denco on , the innt.ot Ser. Alajant 4 v. the Queen,
thi.eandnat. of has Imperial 3lcjesty was
eo cnrci faqirs:
. _
.. . ...
Sir t 7: 17- , Sritte4 it , ' .40 a1 11" i \ l?iawil- —(tt .-- trod '
.•- - - ~. ) Merck\
\ 6 ' -
.• - -' ''' • '
• , - . , . •
(sutures:en cossuristema,) •-• . ,
(Extract.) : . Sr. l'anutandito; - reh: 21,1868
The Emperor. cane ropt* tie, lest night, at a •.
party, of the .Grand Ihmhess \Herielltares,and
in the most gracioul mannertoOk mit apart, say.
'hag that he desired to Reek •to Ine, - 1 \ After ex-
Imssing, la flattering. terms, 2Gm : emitidenee'
which he'has in me, and. his 7011.16 Mil to /peek"
to me 'without reserve tipoOnettera of tba. great
est moments as, hie Majesty observed, Ile had l
proved in a late eorivereetionThe,saitt I, !..A.nd it • ,i
is well it is so; for what I mist desire tha t
there should be the greatest intimacybetween f.
the two Governments; it wag' never 60 tl,l)PO6:' 1
miry •as at present. • Well," the' EmPerof can:
tinned:. ”ao you 'have got your answer., ;
; and \ ',
you are tabring ii to ins touorrawr , - \ \ \• '
"I am to have that honor, Sir," I answered"; , \ I
"but your Majesty-is aware that the llatnre of \ • I
the reply is, very. exactly what I had led` ' yea ' , to \.. '
oxPect " -*
- ' • • •• \ = ' ' \' \ 1
- "So I Was Way to hear,. but 'I tldiakyrour - \ 1
Government does not well undeestand my'\
jeet. lam not so eager about. whit Shall \be • ,
done when the sick man dies, as lam to deter-
mine with England what shall not be done,stpon .
\ that event biking place." , -- ... ; • . \
• ~;. "g a t gt,... I replied;,. "allow . me to observe,
that we have no reason to think that the :shalt
matt (to use your Majesty a expression) tidying.
We are as much interested as wo believe your
Majesty. to be in his continuing- to; livi• while, \
for myself, I will venture to remark. /Nit oxpiev. \ -
?irate shows me thattountries do not die in knelt \
A hurry:: Turkey will remain for many . a yam;.,
unless /onto unforeseen crisis should ocenr.-' , -It \..
is precisely, Sir, forthe avoidance' of all.cireirm•-
stances likely' to produce such 1 crisis „that Her
•Majesty's Government reckons .uponyoni•gen-
emus assistance." - ' ', . - - . •
"Then," rejoined the Emperor, "I WO tatlyou
that, ityour goiernment has been led to :believe.
that Turkey retains any elements of isistance,
your,government must have received incorrect in-.
formation. •• I *plait° • joy; that the sick man
is: 'dying; and we can never allow such Inertia
to take us by surprise. •Wer must come to some .
understanding; • and this we should do; I am lien
'firmed, if 3 could hold but tea'minutes converses.
tion with your Illinisters,with, Lord Aberdeen, .. \
for instance whp knows me so well„ she has full,
confide:dein mif, as I lune in hint. And renietu. \
ter,. I du not ask 'for a, , ,treaty or', a protocol: . a \
general
,underatoncling ball I require—that bet \
tween gentlemen is sufficient; and in this case I \
am certain that the confidence would be to. great , \
on the side of the Queen's Ministere is On mine. `,
• So no more for the present,' you will tome to
.lllil.lo.l3lolToif, and you wit remember that Si of
ten as you thing :your; conversing with me will
promote a 'goad„underatanding upon. any point, .
you
I rti sill iend word that you wishto see ine..! • •,
. • thanked Ilia Majesty very cordially, adding
that I could 113131110 him that Her Majesty's GeV- •• '•
ernment; I was consinced, considered hisiverd, • ~
once given, as. , good as a bond, • ; .. 5 ... ...• :-, .., . '..
It is hardly necessary that I .ihonld ohs/eel/to
your lOrdship that this
,short convereatiMi, brief-
ly,but correctly reported, offers matter for most "....
anxious reflection: \
,\ It can hardly be htherwise but that-the SOverl , •,
eigei, 'Who insists with. suchyretibacity upon, the \
Impending fall of a neighboring state, must have ',
settled: in his' own mind that the hour, if not 't \
its dilsolution,‘ at all-events kr its dissolutio n ' \
must be athand, • ,'- r • t; - - -: '•' • ' \' - \
.Then; as now, I reflected that:this assumption
;would hardly be venturedepon tillers some:ter , - \.,,
haps general, but at all eventriitimate - under-',..
.standing, existed between \ Item% and•'Auis ,
'•• \ Suplosiog my suspicion to be well founded,
the kumernes object is to 'engage HeikMajistri".
floiernment, in conjunction with his own Cabinet',
and that of Wieiinai in•somaschease for the' tiltki.
mate'partition-otTerkey, 11113 a for- ', the -eithialovi;
Of France from the Surangemenk -- \ '' - 7 4*".'
~. . ....
-, • (We Wilt man sehe pnblic tatiOn of theal ,o,
•
vetches i;o2 11Oiniayi
.:In our Eniopean intelligence Will bo'finad : tx . ,.
new illustration of the immense , changes . - irlaickt ' •
ander , the pressure of circumstances, are goingt„ . ' ~ . .1.
Oulu the whole eyetem Of the "Turltish.:Hovern• .". \ t I
:m e a t, - The sairaolion'of , the testimony of chris-.. ~ , ,.1i...
thins into the oiriluar7 courts of -justice "im,•thlt: N
• footing of perfect equality with theta ifaham-', - -.,.. • .
clans, is an innovation not to be measured, mint ' \ ''..
ply-by its oirn logst•coniequences. Snob a'can-; ' •
cession is in fact a sacrifice e ' f the whole theory`• . t
,rif the Turkish govermnent.',and in opposition "i. ' ';•
' tri the`yhole spirit of the Koran. It , must ;bee .. ;,
- beetle in =hid that the jurisprudence of the OF. ,;„
torium Empire is altogether ecclesiastical.' The ••
~.. .
Koran is the - basis of All law; and the Viet* or : • . ' ,
. religious teachers are the Only 'authorised. legal,.-
expounders\ Mo .- exclusiveness and intolerance : 1 ,
- of the Korn:wham found their . exact "counterkpart ' ` -,
in the entire legal system of 'the - Empire,- and' • , •
though Christian communities have always • sub , ' :
slated in the Trirldah dominions, they have . been.: : :
no better thinre
hetics and dogs Ito ; the •:eye. of '
.i . ' ' .
"
the Turkish law. \ The privileges" Which have, --, ;• ,
been granted to the various" Chris tion‘seets - lvere ' ' -
inerelyprireleges pleeing them upon an equality: , z •
with each other, not with the Mahomedan
elation itself. It is true that the spirit \4 • the
Turkish administration has long been far \ mei°
liberal than the letter of the laws, but here we:„,
have the laws themselves directly Changed; I \
and '' - •
min-musealmen pnt uponrhe came level widish. I •• • . • .
folloWers of the prophet even . in-the: highhst i
sanctuaries of justice. \ ..' - _ • r ., "...
Turkey has long beenTrepafintitself for thee
departures from the injunctions of the Koran. ,,
The free scope *hick has bee i niglowed to
re every \ • \.',,
religious tenement out of the of the Satires-. if;:,'" . .
'
al faith could not tend to bre doion' the arta-, ' .-' '`,...
nisi barriers Which - j)risi:ccte'3 that X . .sith, and vi.:'.... - - 2 \ -.-....
mote ,the progress of every 'liberal seutiesene,r: \-- • '''‘
Thq intolerant , Sre-and-sword,spiriq•of the Key , ' -, : , .
, in is literally dying out of Turkey, and the mild-' • :,:. - \ ,
et influences of Christianity are taking, their -:. , A
place. - By what agency' or with _what . motivie.., .. .• '
these changes are superinduced, 'it Isnot: necino ! ~ .-•
wary to inquire. . It is transient that the'factia.... , ,
mita of no denial:, , , ; - .: ,• • -•,\ . • - -,- - „
The duchristian Mtokirance of Itussikhb he ,
stiange contrast..' The spiri t ,of Russia „Molter=
growing More and more proscriptiia isincri'aho ', r' -
.advent of . the present` Emperor treenty4ight: . !. ••,. .• -
- sears ago. The ptedeommor of the present Clair ...- - •
~ , -. . 1
not only permitted but encouraged theiree six., .....,.
milation of the Scriptures in hindeminicnnumetes,;
noltusslan Bible is alloived to be printed In But: \ .',..
...”.
sin 'Or' imported. This - is „ interrieted Under' the s
severest penalties. -. Even the'Warne 'Prollibitiort:- '•,' ''
extends to the Hebrew Bible, thouglinthereareat T .' ,-., k . i
least tiro millions ,:of Jews bathelluesian dominV.'•
\
ions. The same,lntolerent spirit is; dill:depot
. against Christion:7ldissions,'evea w here ' they con•-•,,,,, -. ._
fine their'effortejte; the heathen outside, of the -,..- • i .. .,
pale of- the•Hririk. Church.. •Therribt an •• Old eat -",)
tablished Russian law,that."'no ' heithenAnder"-- - •
'Russian BATT shall be7converted to. Christianity - -1 - • r
I and baptised 'but by the Russian Greek c.lergh,'
-and Protestant'esissionaries, DOM various sortie.
... •,-1,
ties, have - again and
,egain boon expelled ' ! rem -..
the limits of the Empire. ' The Czar is and lots - --!- '
has been an intolerant persecuteeof eve4:-.rellre.
gion - BMA his 011 . 21; \ Ansi it is in•conSequalioo 'Of '---.,- 1 - '
'this fact, more than . ,from any other _single Mr- .--% ~ •
cumstance, that the'syrapithieit of, the, whsle
Chriitian world are mot with hins.,•bat with Ids
31ahomedan adveistiri.,llr. Y. Cosner.. . . \ r t , --.
• 'Armes Ann Hannon. The_ Ileum Committee .
on .i••• \'.
Commerce hare neitily::: Completed, their now -'N
annual Rtrei , tead Harbor ;Improvement' Dill,=.
We have reason to believe that it'irill Mabe* ".•:,',-:-;: .
nearly all the unfinished Works' heretofore 'ap';' , . - . 4 _*", .
propriated -.for, in favor ,e7which a 'majority at - '.we A -
the House have ever, Voted at, any stage of thr# , ,'"•',.:z . •,
proceedings on such bills.' • Tfill3 _it Wilt_ be ~P1?r,7,- , -1. , ...4.....
ill
ceived, - thst it W hardly be - audit a measure as ': ,- • .
those . who stand - very closelybp ' ; chewed- ,
. dent's Congressional record will, \Point liberty: -;;-,,,.,-, .., • •
~ tO - gaStiin• NovertholeaO, 'Wo. trek inclined:. to .:, :,:,..; *: -• .
believe; that nothing - can prereirtitk ersetment; , :• :
more or less western Democratic , members (it'ia .
.. - : --,
judged by wolt mmy
imfonned po:Oro 'Might'
otherwise act with "the party" on thii-Int„• 'will -,,,-",' '• --..
mot feel we liberty to do no, having beta - diattp- . : . .. -- - •-i - ••
Ambited .in. their-,little .rallroad-landziproation",„:,--,, ,
matterit - They greatly: - dislike the idea 4'114 ...,,-;".... .
hemp empty-handed, mit were, to .their certstit- . ,
r
wilts. 'lt may not be:ke 7 par readerit.-,ten.: , ,-
erally, that the residen n ew State Gong t-.
sienal districts have al aye more favor, .to; ...t: , ,, , ,,'
from the government tl n those of the old Stark ~.,, , ...e. •.:
Indeed, heretofore, the hire rarely felled big . 'the meet in theway ektapprcris.tios,' trait% at,,„' --;;'--
things into consideration. ' ';' "- -' .' •-, • ;;- "•-•; ' ,-•' -,-
Thlqyeer; however, em usual "quoit? seetaii..; , ,Ft
0: 112q0 deserted ' there* yie/appreltend. that.11,..,;:i • -•.."
rMerober's .pOpularity; in - Portieres 'et" the Weetr 1 - '''';''''' .
T deikendsinateriallinpon theshoeiSile*Sanitialte ''''
\
of hie tracheae in getting agrirpriatitins, illisictly` \.,' ';i
'or indirectly, for hie • OWII district. Mader thiMer '' ''•
bircemstaisoek as railroada.hate:beemveled.,se
` : high-, and dry of water we 'hot Jot: a' . 4*
ocrato .'strugglo to : inert:loer the', a ' - -,..---'-:
alma 'at - tha :Direr - iicsuartiwzill. diii:'':'. ! '..'• : '••:.
mitten er the'Wholtiiii-ilie'athti Ofitirriniim4'l.'..• : •':" . "'i,
lo WilgarrywhiCh Will - -biiiilliely,;:of_ibleltiAdirt:Voi ,
sore p t Totee-"Wlealia'*iefitat. , ,:....,-.-, .1 Tl , ,:.:_r . r;.l
Of the fifty — mrwtipaperairthlliked Billei: 1 4 11 4! '''
of Maine only live arainAiie-dlltioltebtiOeff.:',-,':-.'
' bill, of whickPaprtns'eautiof theitie it piitairsho4 ,.. : •- " 'e:`,
•
by altgetenemtnos , \rort Altai . *-‘,": "•-•;.',,,:-.,---:.:,-..•••;
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J. Bunn!.
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