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• T ERAS S -.•
• D AILY-13Iz dollars Per annum, parable half ye
W6 tl 111( Y-Two dollareper ann a ro. in set ri D. I
'MD Le nefhlied on Use followlag evallltkaist -
Two maim _ ^do ...... ..... la 03
' Telenty emlee do - ra 00
The for each club to . bel to one Own
ttnt to Wild !amiably In sdmon. No dab DeDen
wet after the year espirs, rodeo the sooner le Wot
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RA I 01" ADVERTISING: J
Oro some, (1011nee of . soriparall ar AMIN 0 3 0
• Do , each edditionallereemnw-*
00 ,
Do one week- .... 3
Do three 'meta
Ib ow 6OO
• ,Do . two oo
Do' three awotn•-
Do Ida mootha.- lO 00
• Randle,/ pima ft. Ilwo or lees Ter annum) CO 00
t (Me dollar fbr beets additional Mee.
0., 0p.., ,moon at pleasure, (per =-
I '4 Mug.) •Maaire of 00
y or ~,iduketat einem, Inserted Olaf MU IMldiil.ll2l4
• for mob additional mane inserted under toe yearly rates,
ball or ban
atinettememis czowelhosf aware, and not ...nom
as s sonars and a half.
ih rbgrliMrsecOuntable
be legal adverthemmate
hes cm d 11125114 theta p Üblkatlon.
A oon nuonorlng candidates - for otlloe to be charged . the same
Ailvertlearamite not marked on the copy tor a &MI
5 . ; samba. of Isinstiona. bet toutintual 3111 for Md. and
pertain:it exacted emordiroxty. .
The privilege of annual advertisers Is strictly limited ko
• Melt. own ihnowdlate bastassa and all setvertnents ibr
the benefi 114 albite persona, aawell as all wherearents
• not Immediate! y woneetot with their own tocsi n se. and
Ci 181114110( mrefusepoffluty . it length of otherwise, lb
r ad elVaidi n'i rr= l* mtv l =l . a. 'i r,, r lglra ir t il l ltele ua rontV; . .
aimed, mut prompt yorment steelred.
oAH shertbrment. lor charitable lionitio Are wen
yard. lownstrlp, emd otber publi ' m eet ), lars, and all
1- yanked maetlnge and notimi r t6 be charged half Paw. Dar-
L' • • slde Metairie dvnce.
• taattiare noticed So be &urea DO mita& - '
• Death. wean Inserted 'Mihail I. charge, madras moms.
Mod hr Amaral lawn/ahem or obituary notices , and whet,
, anionttonled.to be paid for. .
. t Deintar t wheeld . a, and elLothere =tn . ;
;•;'' r tletrera, Ceonerts. or any nubile entertainment.,
graM. *UAW ma :nada atlinittanne-all notice/ of tod.
mut. designed to MI atientlar
ar ankulated or Intended to promote
KW (Merest. care only to Inserteel with the under
tb. Mae in ta_be paid gre.. - If latended
Le the local the wow erll/: be oharged
at the We or 10 cent. PIM line.
. ; HAMM or• St - mut. bo elzgod Wok ink.
Tamen Memos Petitions 02 •
Real Palate Agnate ima amoomoie net
t• o be Maned under yearly Mop. but al l
• Mamma or
hfrtpthroo and ougotittra par cent hum 'the =Mg If
1116111 X 1111-IFITELT ohr-T 11=0.
9.0 &mom ihres
Do. . each a4.lltlooal 37 •
fkiiaty, one inot.-..j..50 ,
-Do.. arch 00l !holm' amts.
Alllllsmohrott advertisements In bo raid In uollo
BATES OF
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N. 11.01,31:E5A
ITo.II Maiill M. between Thin!
!!!! PICitigYVVANIAa •. 1
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Ifsebang. Um* of d 0.-
Mon and Manure of do-par
7.; flank of Cornaternse.,-Por
4 Hoak of Korth Amerten.-per
.flanh of giorthla Literttenl !
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tedlttal P eW
Bank of
lembutrg &Mortara,* Be-gar
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Kemitattoa
llsonfae. l Meet. hanh••••Pir
Mathanks?
Moya dog Batm..-,..P0r
Phlladalphla Bantge--,4M
&athwart ... . -Par
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!, • Montgomery Co. Bant-..par
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CAROLINA.'
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Bk of D. Canada. Toron to f,
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PRICES 'O2 STOCKS. • '
ILIGPORITD TOR TIM PrrThBVILOII GAVEIVE, BY.
& CO.
STOCK AND 'EXCHANGE BROKERS,
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istantors.
. Pittattuh to pitua..,.,-.
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A. WILK/NS
2it. 71 Aura drag,
`. 17 . 44 841 1 8B "I•rvIURoll; PA.
LVDREIGN and,' Domestic Exch a ng e, Coin,
I' Boat lobo sod Wu/ Warrudetmirh. vv. vv . .
COlMdiaul Wok tiaboxtungre .'"un.gotiasit.
8'411'11.4117171(b'rnial:sII0 44 1'11.6 WI
R sod Intemt. v
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"" :ARNOLD ,Ss CO.
"ItetVaccadrl364:4o,,BAAK IpyrEs.kie
.Alllo2l"lk"no.siorutairl
PORTABLE THRASHING IdACIIINES AND
SEPARATORS.
InTABILANTED to be thorouzllly built.
T v and do work well: made en 4 sad hr C. W. CARROT.
barjh 17Y 1 42=E r ri nit g li *TV.ZlP_TtsTinWiri
arelal z st rerteneed Aram - place to
it e talPerlth laanisalenee la ham or Odd lie ow
yd. uns kith , Omens taster, or make* bettor wort.
him than 9.030 or Ryas are new In nee lo the T Worao.
mut z z zletrt . t
.eDi ta i ten= s 4 - Jra gate ho
~
st e eansgh LINT have been manatoended brlboat who
tote ea seeplidn, and to work as Woll ae my In
ibb tor Is ißoat . Patent. Ad outhea to the
wk.. t , notiplateri tomato dm straw and chaff
(ma the graln,and mai plan entloriathdaetton whoeurrer
DENTISTS.
SCOTT, Dentist Fourth 'street,
Own rad at Markirt. boars
• jai
ABA- pENTIST, aim street,
• A.mr.tal.
al(aadbe attAralsdlo
by spioelat tors.itzzra
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- 43USINESS' CARDS.
BIORRISOS, Attorney and Ccninael
ittri tor S.
at Law: Office xmoved to O. 4t Grant stmt ,
near . roarth, littaburehaa.
W. HALL, Attorney at -Law, "33 aka-
Bann.," Gnat stmt. botweeu Fourth sod
iiiISj3ERTE:PTITT.Taps; Attorney at Law,
Rt. Lout.. Mo. fra
OITERT POLLOCK, nt Law
-Comer of PM untt Grant strec Attorney
ts.opti.it.
WU+ stem Pittsburgh. Mr 2,4-141
AIKES I. KUHN, Attoreet at Law, office
rourthstteet, new Gnat, Pittaliurgh. jal;rdly
ItANCIS C. FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law,
No. INPolarth street. Pittotburgh.
TASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at . Law,
ep to Fifth ehmt,Pittabmrb.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ItrERNAN & CO, nankin ead Exchange
• • broker. N 0.95 Wood street, orroorof Diamond Alley.
burgh. Pa: •
liny and fell Plank Not...sand. Onln.• Dimmed Mins
treliantie. and Prominsory Nolan make. (Inflections In all
the principal of the Union: Itenelve Depoalts an call
and on Internet. and glee their petnnpt attention to all oth
er madam orpertalg to a Brace. DrOness.
. 1111.F.Innern Rubin:me ennstardattoPsalc • rillaVlT
Auxix mica- I.3Axn.
X•RAMER, RAILBI, - "Bardzio. and Ex
ehaoN Itrokeivt• Bay and - Odd and - Silver and
Notes, ne=on Beal ).tab at to Sial!
e , tu-
r Barsa d sell S= 2 4 0L I TIZe i n. &
elves mad s on ative.4nte to the I/ Mare er of
Third and Wool stmt. , dimly °Amite the St. Charles
lioteL - .
LD. KING, Coin, Stook and ,Ex,chango
Broker. Tanrth street—Dnyasnd sells Storks on
uton; A:change oa raaten, rittellaupplied at ent
rant tate% Coltentlanstnade on Molten at low 'taws Wen
tern Bank Nonni Boned and and. 7r 2S
sayxams:, rALIIS:-..::,..Zniflllia BUM:— • fl. E. Mar.
-reut - ER; HANNA & Co. SuocOO'soill to
Busier. Hanna Batikerv.Ezetuings firOtersaud
Were in Yore'. and Domestic Fsebanne, Certificates of
Deposit, Bank NAN. and 13peehr-N. W ono.. of Wood and
Third street.. Current Money maired L
onTepodt. Sight
Chet. fur We. and =Urethan made on nearly all priori
-q°::hnix of thaited talcs. •
:' thl
hlgbest preoillat2pald for r °reign end. American
Advances. made on .00nalonnerita of Pralneet, shipped
east. on liberal terms
WY. P. WILLIAIIP. . ..T. n. P . V..q.
Whl. IL WILLIAMS :& Co.,ilankers and
V T a:cameo Brokers; North . East poorer of Wood and
Thlrd stmts. littsburgh. . _ -
All traosertlons mad e on liberal terms, and corlactlons
promptly attended to. • jsiT.ly
AANo '6 Fo¢ttL_ettue{ pPaite the
WILKINS / CO.,„Exehango, Brokers,
jtk,ofj.llol.
LARIMER., Jr., Banker and. Bnn
ker.. 4th street, 'No. 110, -- adJololutztg tbe Beek of
Ustursh.
DISCOUNT
111171/1131911 .
SON, Brokers
HOLMES & SON, Dealers in .Foreign
N
and Douteetto ML of Zechange, (I.rtilleutes nth,
write, Bonk Notes and Specie, No. CO Market etreet, Atte-
Wavh. SirCoUtutfous made
on . the principal cities
throtothoot the United States. •
and. Fourth st..ll4 . navle
k . lirt i4 Vl
dO
Ctentircreill BlLL'lnein'L do_
Franklin Bank do
Lafayette Ra nk : do
Ohio L1011..a Trustest..
Western Faverse Bonk-. do
Rack "WWI= ...—.
I NEW
solV vi rV i s i t...—
Kew Tark
lc° °`-`-`l,-,:aviairD--:•••-:_x_.
Wholesale Grocer, toy. et, and Dealer in
:FOREIGN WINES, Brundie , and Old Illo
taaio. agabelanyeSrlaskr, - NaLT, South-Emit nova,
o Wood and Root 3t3.lNtttlror2l, Nom: la=
. W.-POINDEXTER, General Merehan
- Aka Broker and CommbeloOllerbint.ll!... Front
t and 113 : c o oed Moot, Pittsburg!, 30.3),1334
Am. 's:M(lll'k
.
A: - MeCLURG, Dealer in Fine Tear,
Fatally Groove., Wooden and Willangreve.
ucomm. of Wood and Finth :Again IA now Toadying starve
nortment of FroldLgood. In addition to .gde already ox•
toinilvo gook, %webs...llld= first hug/ In the Egtogl
market/I; viidelt will he odd at the lowest market price,
/fir Hags. Btearnlvals„ and 'Fasollks, bnving,by tho
quantity,rolddied et gholonge rang:
Aregooda delivered to the city . E'en of eloirS , nag
Bank at 1:;1;;;_ 2
Bunk of St. of N. ucroirs
(but. Itank,lTllrgon. -
h etk a il TiIICTLIN r k
uk oftho Ste &Vandina 2
Bank of Pouth Carolloa.
Ronk or Chatioutou
I'luutors7A—V!!! . .a. !ea" 2
A Vommission and EVr
__.l7l_!_;y“,...l_)-I,4l.,Yeant. d~►len inAcmi and -Produce
:-T ree T3 l l= o :-Z,.., MU. of:mettle. N 0.114. Nereid
"- 5p64r53
MeALPIN & CO., Whole
side timbers; bud nughsrs in Pinitskins, Metal* suit
Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. gig mg 244 , LiLvrtg strpst.
.Pittutiurich. .
i2CMII
Ijk Branowleit
oaretat 3
KIZCTLICAT.
Hi Of Scutnas,,Lookee X
lik of Lottlree.Thurataa "
Northam Bk ofremtacky
• thernlik ofKeottteky
• • missomu.
•itROBISON: CO., Wholeiale Grocers,
u re t'ldnee titl it err u s i, itokl b. Commlagork Measikatip.
sigma rourrn.
- Q PRING ER lIARBAUGH & CO., (Suema
.l.-3 %ors to ilarhatur.b.) CuMmlspinti anti Forrirding
literellantm Psalms to Wool • slid Produce itenerally...!ioa.
115 First andllOVeromt ptreetA.Plttatirgb. P. . spagy:
'f
Bt• lttigfr ui
State Dank and /Inmate. HI
Mak. of 1111noOO NEG Ia. ..FI. 75
WIS
Marl. t Fire in. Ca ents 5
MICHIGAN.
y &N. ILEA, Flour Facfors, Comtnisaion
Y o =n t y p irrebants A .., Denier, In rrodun,
..t,:ae.fi; 11. 74 Wlteraxill * ,9o r=trfirsagli.
Pen.- ~ •
• • • --
rani.' ear Mechanics'flank a
• • moat Stock Bank - 3
Prnbasulat Hank._.,.... 3
Inanrane. Cumnany....- "3
Mato isnot -.....--... 3
IFItRJONES,Forwu and Cotnrrlig
- don ticrehnuts, Dasiers In Produce and Pittsburgh
wmfactured articles, Canal /lulu, near &Truth street,
Pittsburgh. , '
"AkiTfTiifigEs — & --- ' - d:l7,' - sooceirm to
ATWOOI
gtab=r4
WEY, MATIIEWS & CO., Wholentle Grts
cert. Oinunirsinn arid Forwarding Men:haat& and
gents fig .11rigtiton CottosTarn. 67 Water it.. Plttaimrati.
It,fERCEIt ANTELO; General Commis
:l,i vioirlfoictiatits, liberal vidivien
vim& di isinviirolverits of Produce svoingillt: , talirr
• •
joirN CO.,'Wholesele Grocers,
• Oxonlndon Ilernbants. and Dalliers In Prod and
ttatatrgh Itanufacturne..No. W.d -I,dbarty
j - B. CAiiiitLD, late . of Warren, Ohio,
Cnmmlmtaa
Wo ln Western " YanWlo Hatter,. Pot and
Pearl Asb, Western Pladate Ir. - 140er otrnet,
betvernltaltbdel4 and Wood, I burgh.
Sorergisrn .--.. 4,83
Tak 3.04
3,80
1/803..7----*2'll_
"9“ 3
'FP ronCtfilt fiFß7sl.iiituirgos.)urrls,
Grocer 4,
bu.r.o erelmts. Doik. In ,
ofAcums, Kt
. 112 S.. nd
prIBESE WAAVIOUSE.-lIENRY 11.1
011.1.1N8,Faromsding awl Coulnitudonlferclurakedid,
Praaer laChew, Dater, Lao Vis b .41 Prodna, praeralln,
23 Wood strret, above It ales. littsbargb - mOll.
trrnevicks. April 23.1E64.
t I
100-•
100 -••••
100 of
100 •
100 61 . 3
NU u 0
1 , 90
100 90
100 10
VON BONNIMAST - & MURPHY, Vitik-,
male GraCars and Otnandadan Mmetinstr, Ind 'Nabs
In Pittabursb Slannpietnsrs,. No.= Water street, "PM*
in
Tut Sob a Any,.
lot. Fob. dui
lot. Moro lio do T
lot.ll.T4Nos ,
44Ct
• do 4
ACOB FORSIIII, Jr., Forwarding and
sisesbast..m. sa was? atF.t.Plttsliarah.
111II0MASPALMER, Import 6 and Da;ler
11„ in Treueb and - Anerksu WO Pa
_ t 'tio. 66 "maim%
treeteetweela Third asalparth eittobargh:
MeCUNTOCK, Importer Fmtl-Whole
-104 slid rill Dealer . la Carpelp_Ploor Oil
Bt.am Moat *.:tagai No.l and 7r I:tarlret=t. Eh"'
Divatazact.
Div-Jeg.B et
Dix. PP
; Ply. nO,l
yionsus & PATTON,.Wholegale and Re
-tan Grow.; ye the Eastern side of the .plataned,
r)i;•.2toita
I Dlr. Nor. V 274
"PRANK VAN GORDER, Dealer in .Trini
iliAgkfirt%it:=Ln2rdt°' Emb " l " 4 ll'
=I t o( Ibleh afhTlvezre be bad es N0. "15:4 . rjer . of
one. kittaborgh. Pa.. spilblr
Div. grallik et-
I IMv 411 a
a. a. Ramos a co.ramorwcarr...e.t, 4.} , 110NT aco a. 10. o.
A. MASON ,& CO, Wholesaleanaßetail
Booing to Faller and -sutra. Dry (trod, /Mb
1114aborith.
Dlr. Jul- 4 Ile
New Ntoek.
11/lIRPILY it:•BtfiteitßlELD, Whole=le
aa(ilbetall Dry Mods inner Fuortligod
gr. et stmt. Pittsburgh. - . .
-•
105
60
as
as
19
26
10
/tee . -
13, ° tl i g I R K ' 024 9 . derT i ft Si new! ltt b. r;h M 2 T;
tnrew, acid a/I kinds of Forwlwo and llotwewtla Wm.'s wu
144100114 No. atb Liberty .IF - tnwt.. en hand • rerY
stnek of roperlor oil lhananguhtbk Iyhiskey, whkb win be
*obi kw for cab. - • - -
1 3 sAilo
Ne 4 etow
178
If!
19
It
2 I
4
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k... . ..- G. GRAFF a. CO.; Onceern mid Coin
. minr.lort Wartontal elan, Della, In all Mods of
• burgh Illautd..ctared atlidea, enaneo of Paton,' and
Ilnaaals.PlUalturedt. Pa. 4.14-lp
(.1.11;t711/.• - E4X . :•.,4,...,...., ~ ........ ......, , ....010. 1t.10111111. -
0 - .., 111. , M,1K4 0 11N - tt .. Cp., thiolesa Vrnlo,Onln rd
-1.3f, urFritannfaellfrage Od, 11kb ILYA atkpm afityll
On band a n Ltu!lr,Wizeldrubs, 141 Water eyed. Vittelvrdb.
RNI27
MIMI PIrIZT.., ....... ..... ........ ...... .ILOWILI 1411 , 11 r.
I.SAIA. I I. DICKEY & CO., Wholesale ' 0r0 ..”..
..”.. Cotondrelon atinthanta. and Ihadtra.ln Pnadnar,
. ...,. 14 Water att*et. and 11x7 Front stret; Fl ttaborah. ._
- I
114
JON, leatLL...-.t.-Wkigia lac
MT7 11; ...1 1 ; 8 2 1 ; I n E' lx, W el e
Dit e argeetrearLL-1
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.1111 AMR , .
INV .7
BAOALEY k CO., Wholesale gra-
V owl. Roa.lB sua 20 , Word dr.t. PltUblarqh.
ATTORNEYS.
comnssloN &c.
WEti H . srrrox.
M]=M
DRY, GOODS.
GROCERS.
Effiiffii
MEM
---.-
WILLIAM . Grocer - owl
7 7 Tea Deal.; emote of Wood and Moth etroetni boo
away. on band a tome poortment of Oudot Crowd. god
floe teso—Yonloon Fruits sad :Coto. Wbokoale sod Rasa
Doel_ofo onoolled Oil tbo lowest trim.
tlikifttiLLZE
fulon 31. u lc iat Nii ,
Dedere ihnOTC,a,TO
ororlittotragh Blanufoctoreo. Llborti
.moo tst:c.. efeolcofsto.
uccANimEss'...eiuotOggotp. to
La T, D. Vick, Wholesale Gramm Pnrsranding and
estarulsdan Merchant., Dealer. lu Inya. Nall& Ulu.
and Pittsburgh. Manufacture. generally; canto, or
'Wood mad Wider pluenttilttaturah. •
A , CULBERTSON, Wholesale Grocer and
orzact...a= ..'A.twlanZtlar
dc l;. ki3OYD, Wholeautle — Groc‘aro, om.
• relation ?derrehants,And Dealers to Produtro=Roand
ardi Bnildlo" frouttha on / 41 . 6 rt.r. lc?" , ! k`
... : . CIOaRA,Zi
.....
tp AGALEY, WOODWARD. ib CO" Whole
-0 ro.n. No. until stmt. rti11.4.10.1111
WOOL MERCHANTS.,
_ . •
IXE,Bueeenor taIdURPILY LYE;
• Wool Prior :ad Conosimi on , Af orotund. far th e
f
Amorlaw.lioolt Cloves N 0.131 LgoitTOtmit
AGENCIES.
--
CAltl).—llatiegTheen appointed the el
AA
chides Anent* tn. l'ittnhurgh, for the nalanfltdent
1
t iseted Cerro:tacit and tittetched ',anther Bening...cc
nfactiared by JEWELLI SON, of liartkird. Connecticut,
We nog rarer for mile a lenan siniortment of all "'MUM
manufactured. at the, manufactinger grim, MI article
vuncrior to any Leather .11elting ever before offered
In thin market. Alen. a large snuck of olllridths of India
Riskier 110111, conntantlyhand, and for vale nt the
ellachloo Belting Derain" No- lon
10 -Mi.t.l't.tr" 4- -
.opJ. f 11. I'ItILUPS
Estate Agent,
stick. Merck:m.llmo and Bill Broker. I No. 92
Garth ettect, .bore Wood,
.11urinexe promPtir Stend." ,
jyttdly
•
SAMUEL L. MARSIIEL Secretary7Citi
son', Insurstiso Company, 94 Water stmt.
T x ' . M. GORDON, Secretory Western' Juan
,: • ....co., 92 Water street.
T GARDINER COFFIN, AgehtforFranklin
1 1111, 1 111 , gi0 InsO i r . 4 . 9co c. pant, zurrtheast corner of Wood
1111011 A. IkIADEIII.A, Agent for Delaware Ma
i. • but ll:Mar. Caturanr. 42 Water street-
mime a TABOR -AMMER 7. =MN
, iriEO. U. TAYLOR & HUSTON, (successors
kfti to Taylor St Idiorne,) General Commission mld For.
gardhast Merchant. and Agents dr Eastern Tramiel:tar
tion Lines, Wholesalo antlers Staple Orocarit, Sheet.
log, ()Atm, Cotton Yarn, Batting. Twine, Manilla. Mis
ouri and Kentucky IlempSharco, Soda Ash, -Window
Glass, kindles , mul White Naval Stumm and Cincitr
nail and Pittsburgh Nlnnu ured Goode gennrally.—
Agents Fm the °Penn MOP' an 4 Sheeting.
Pittsburgh: No. • 414 Front street, (opposite Louisville,
Pittsburgh and St. Louis Packet Londlug.) Cineinustl.
jaL4F3nid •
JA3. It7wAsusoro..
IIUTCHISON & CO., Commision
Mlt i nch l a . u s ta u and . Ateott forge , :LIZ, f o r t ? p r e e tgo , -
Oakum, Zinc. !ain ' t, Le, ke. fi,7
BOOKSELLERS. &C.
T L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
Fourth ItUre, Apollo Building,.
411", R. WELDIN, Wholesalo and Retail
Dealer In Blank atu Febool Books. Fewer and a t.,
t P ',ne s
No. No. 41 - Wood street, (between Mini and Fourth)
ittsburg. rose-'0
irIOIIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller aril Sta-
Ilutwo, MICCCIant
l to hobuoulb aliaon A a. Agnew, Na f /Market
TIVII 'Fourth, Itt P.
ii £ iI:RY ,I
n • ,S.. B 0 S u NV O .
~..R . Z . I l e,, ]Bookseller and .
ititt.contd, bittsh i g4. l'la. .411
- K AY.,k, CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 65 Wood Afoot, nett tbe eon., of Third,
l• clbura, Pa &hoot and law book,constantly on band.
MUSIC, &C.
J OHN
A. 11.1ELLOILiDealer in Piano Fortes !
11
Masc and ktrodeal Instrosonot, fob.' Books. M.
tatlonery. Solo agent Tor Cblekerinir a Pismo Forte, for
Western Pconsylosoho-No. SI Wood street.
RnENItY. KLEBER, Dililer in Music. Mu
' Wad .Inatroments. and Importer of Italian String,.
eent for Nanna 'd Clark'. grand and aware Manna,
Frith adatnalia holenn Attactunent Also fn Dual:ewes
Mantel.
SCIIRCEDER & CO., Music Stor
street, loklecen .larket .1 Woad. X IlaaleoDlll
--Sty rearlallac t 55151m1eal ladrucarnta St all %Linda
DRUGGISTS.
•
TOIIN lIAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Gur
. ter.) Wholesale and Detail t ercet, a
Dreier in
Pent, Oil, Dyestuff, dr., 141 Wood oboe, g doors helno
,Tiruln AID, Pittsburgh. Wltegular Agent for Dr.
Ford's rnh3o
WILCOX it CO., Druggists and Allot!,
LI• evarie, rumour Alwricrt struet and the utononld.kuuu
Duateutly nu band • full nut cool ;dui Wurtzu•ut of
ruus.Medlciors.Perfuturry.endertlele•purtnintnutothaf
buNinesc
Phyaielana reeeeriptbn. ear prullievant..4oi. .719
. TOIIN•• P. SCOTT, Win - A min Ikaler in
• ttruvi, Paint& Dits,.Varntahes and Dye Bluffs, Zi0..19(..
Liberty etrert. Pittaburgh.
All orders will rreelve pennu'd attention.
fre - Ap.ut far Lund. k Pu's valuable Madly medicine.
mar 1:4-ly
g.A. FATINESTOCK & CO., Witole!ale
.2,4ljs======giigr:.
burgh. meta
P E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
Deux& Palite - , 1/e Stuffs. 011, Vvrdeben, r—
ealrand nowt, rltteturgb. Goods warranted. Prices
low.
•
.•- . .
)IiKAUN ,t, RElTElClViiglesaio ,t, Retnil
Drnacist, corner of ig.e.4 - and st. dab. etreete,
burgb.
T - SeIIOONMAKER .t. CO., Wh — olesalc
gm • Druggists. N 0.24, bard otreet. Iltultunch.
TOSEPII ITEM:Ma, Sum:m=or to L. Wilcox'
si & Oa- arner Market street mid Platimod—lieers are
Mantle mt Muni a Miami comptete rountiment of lungs.
Medicines, Chests. Perfumery. and all articles
pertaluinu to Ms Miriam
Pkysielans prat:llolmm arefully emaroaded a all
• hare. jafely
METCINE.
- 111 t. JAMES KING: Office and Reiddence,
xo. in Firth sued, wpaat. the Catbedr>l. MO
burgb. • i•t:ly
MERCHANT TAILORS.
p CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Os"-
thlor. 71 Wend street. Particular a ticittnnt
paid ta Hoye and Yeutlai Clethinz. neld:r
IVILLIA3I IMGDY.Merchant Tail or. Dra
arty street.yer and Dealer Ist relidlY antidan.
V — itiATYS CO. litercti;nVTnirors, 181
'"nr —W.
Amen. and
and the nravot Arias •ttdlturstduT.lZ
Our hienda and ruOurtnesu Noun rive us • Wt.
MANUFACTURING.
W. WOOPWELL, Wholesale and Retail
Manufacturer sad Dtstar In Cabinet Ihrs, X 0.55
' Aran.
JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX VICES, ► ramie? setNn POLIO BOX
end BRAZED BOX VICES. corner f Anderson end Bob.
to street& one wens from the Bereft genet Midge. Al
legbenT.EßT- acne -Anil
.x.L WORKS, earner of First and Liberty
r. • ' 41.... b. •NU eborah, P.—Nlachltdate Tools of iter7
7, ortteh os IRON. PLANERA, PM% and liana TURN
ING LATIIA, DRILLING MACUTN US, de.. t .. mann/.
'lxtrad to order. (NUJ -.RV. T.11411111A/N 1- CO.
fr?:II3ROIDERE --- 1.) ANIIAPLTOA 111. k
g marked tvr Embroidery .r 1 Ay
ea ork' by ' . - MILS. L. 11.1111 SON,
' jeßtf• No. 'Xi% Tana Meet, sLovo Iland.
Bolivar Fire BriclF tul_Compa d Crucible Cytylian
ufactunngny.
rrillS COMPANY iIAVING ENLARGED
I. thelt aliotelty for muittEseturitir. Iwo bO Tar: in 4
to cwt. the lacrespettAwasad thelehOrick. Cruet F• and
8./141.g Ord'"
nagli T t italCZ.l nuts,
==ital
o===::n
CO.IIi~CORD 6t
WIIOLESALE AND 1t TAIL SANIITONABLE"
lIAT — AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DRAW:USW ALL HINDI OF ETNA.
CORIVER'OF WOOD AND F 17211" STREETS,
Pittsburgh, Pa..
Tbelr O.* ombisers "wry , Malt/ ..1:d71•Of Mt.
=l , ll . lpar i :l4. Dam Cuff. FarrNotmetpt.
piTrgnunoit - .!. • !
=--....1 1- " , - COACH FACTORY:
AV. -- 46, Dernoind Ages, near Arad &reit •
. ' ' X. At: BIUMA)M, PIIOPHIrrOIt. •
yIV . OULD respOctfullyl.OalUthe:Ottention of
. Southern sod western fiterthieita,to hla tine stork
o earriages. raridilig In prim 1100, 11143 to $l5OO.- Theis
Carriage. are l,nllt from the twat 'material and werktaan-
W L
thin. and under hie own saran/den *h e ann. with eo n
drew, warrant his work 'to to Inter to now snanufao.
lured In the Union. The nom. of.. 'tortures and the
mat r, l n notranin demand fur ttdarlakork. ham Indurod
t build any e 0111111.• or •araod work In 1.1.
retabliahinent. Persons wanting • humid wurk ?11l
please mil and alumina lila inert( ' going D.A. AU
I. week warranted. , ' - ',,-.• ~:. • _ ___ -
. New .Coach Paetort ,, —Allegheny.
t e.:H •M. If. WHITE .4 CO.. would Ye
- "" . areetfafly • Inlton' the nubile that they hare
e • up on fawned, between Federal and banduakey
streets. They *re now making and are prepared to melte
m‘dere fot everrdtwstrtion of vetelder, Coach.. Charlotr,
Itarouthed. Bog 1.1 Plariona. de.. do which. from thetr .
I t ztraelien t e t T e inghe tarth i rt i ure Dabe i .latn , novek.
.et.. vr ; ":k trinZt r glogaus.":enno"wirt, "loge
',fauns In Ilne.
Paylror leder attention to the ad...aloe of inntertele;
and booing 'none but mmodent . workmen. UM' lotro no
lwedtation Atr. warranting thelr wart. We therefore ask
the ntteutton the public t h e m an n er ,
14.11.—rterahing dentin test awlnn the
toot remount& term.. ' • ladadf
Coach and Carriitge Factory.
AFOITN STUN,: BROTIIEIt & CO., corner of
' Delmont and Rehm.. streets. Allegheny City. would
l'uovertittlly Inform their friend, and the public. georrolly.
that. Wry aro manufacturing Carriages, lionmehm,
aware. Dagen, Sleighs and Vharieb, In all their seems
styles oranlsh and ProPortlon.
All orders. will -I. emended with varlet regal to dins-
Wily and beauty of finish. napalm alliAlen be attended
Goon the bout nesormaide terms. Using in ell their mult
the. best :Eastern Shafts. rides sod Atheel Ittutr. they feel
roothicat that all mho furor them with thole patmnaga
will to pnrfcatly iatistled on trial of their work.
rurehasers are request.' &revs them a call before pm
ehssitrelftehere. OCO
• ••• Fifth Street Stocking' Factory.
AhAILITY,XNEROY. AND ECONOMY.
The beat gond. fe CbUdiron's Moo, Mon's Nock V •
DU, and Drawer, sold at menaseturor'arr th.
Finn otroct stnek I nse PaoWor.all made Dant /art ',wad
NO ADVANCE. IN DIME— WM. ALT.
Stocking Factors• rah street. Lonorans Wood and Marko
C.. IrOII.IUD
- .1. 1100 0 COPZELIM.
Miviegston„ Roggen & Co.
NOVELTY - AVORKS, PITTSBUROTI,
TRACK and Depot RAilrorid 'Seaga, Day,
Cont. and tiruln do.; Plateau, and Cintater dn.f Thor
loAta of all aim% Nilittg, DM and Mutat. Latebea, Coffee
)11as of miens kindt Patna Mills,_anryeTed Fatten.*
Delta and Fastenings., Malleable Iron uasuntta
tiety In form an ear
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
tn. Tz.t and stn Liberty end. WM/Ur SeqUifida 90 1 0 .
Nr6. TIM 01111 GIL
MOUNTS, Tombs, Grave. Stones,
Yarnitore Tom Mantels, Zing Stones, tn.. al
wily. on hand and made to ove r. In...ebb:own at the
lowed yokes. Three hundred nal end wierted de.
rrizzaxirtv ' itez l'ilt r nler.!'l l 4tll:4;
91Ied with despatch - at 919 Liberty str . . 4.
-
: • Blacksmith'llellowilltaanfitot , ory. •
Bub
\(`l/ NOTICE.—Tho sub
macro would mipootfully Inform their Mends
I t t ,.."'":4l.l"a m olitguiroirrim=iie:n=
nillutvs o---.3.*LiriptSClVrtgroyM LA
&WIZ!
od to make of the mi. Lost Auterlals sod
or
ootk
troadilp. nor intend to litiesbnLY. bond os swat
wont o/idi Arcs from 26 to So Mobs% et theft monulsetto7,
coma sIMAAnsos cod AsodullAY otwlt.•
, ItOBEWI WILLIAM%
;AIMS W12.130M
Anagheny Clll. Infty 24.
FBATKERS-19 hid. n Jw lap 4ing frnm
I4TaHrsor Aug - rims Ito n e by . DICW it
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1854.
'NEW YORK ADVERZOMITS.
YISSCHEII t SCHELL'S Gericial 4drertLsHlE
House. 7.`ko. SO Nassau Street, Tow York
Edible Firma in the Qty qf aViy, York
PREMIX OUTDONE!!!
rrITE PROPRIETOR OF TILE MERCAN
TILE tIUIDE would respectfully call the attention of
Meretuante. Vonners, and MeeVlea. melding out of the
the city, to the moderate teracr wanly irubemiption of
the Guide. helot to mall enheeribers only ilfty Clinic lac
Fier, making It unquestionably the elmapeat Panaly•
Newspaper published in the United State,
The oolumus of theaCcalc wIU contain the usual variety
(Original. Epley folio Irtittetinet_only to phase but
Icatruct, and will be synoptis of ell the
.Local and Genera News
In renardto
poi
the maintain an o uch
ttont, and, Dom time 10 - tinle, will advocate such
measures ea best conduce lb the interest,. of the greatest
...I" . OSPMASTFJiSand others are respeetfolly request.'
to net. Agents for thLspp d rt i to whom .111 he forwarded
' PRlCM324—.ita whenan durum n ryl ts ' 'S o pe " raone to Internet
themselves to obtain artbeeriber:for the Mercantile Guide.
wo offer the following premlrima and upon the receipt of
the names and pop in advance; we 1.111 forward them, P.
exu l t LI ieurrarble, If ordered, to the oddness of Ow
Ng' three Imadred salircribern mah—....— ...... ....V2.5 00
For twohundred and fifty subscribers, we will SOa
one splendid fine Gold Watch, (warranty] for
Elmo.) ..th 'lO 00
For two hundred, one elegant fate Gold Locket, (4 '
4 glasses.) wotth
'Parana "tundra' and fifty, one elegant Bracelet, (lino 15 00
gold.) worth 11 00
For one hundred. one Gold Yost Chain, worth 8 00
For rerrotydive subsaibers, one Gehl Pen and Gold
'Holder: handsomely engraved, worth 10 00
Pi; tVi.oXe do
do do
do do 000
do 0 00
'Wm—thirty. one do do do 5 00
For twenty. Commercial do Inlayer do
estension holder. worth 0 00
For fifteen. ono medium to do 1 00
For twelve. ono lady's do do 1' 00
•This (told Pen and Gold Holder, Is the Ladles' site, and
is a beautiful Wick,
, .
All theabove goodn shall be procured from the Nor York
Gold Pe, Manufteturlng Company, the ankloaledgeal beat
Gold Pon end Pencil Cape Manufacturersln this enntinent.
• •• • • .
CLET/Ssan be ady.tsgeonely formed In every vilinue
and eity Int he nod • large numPer of suh.lbere
for
In thin way. Posh as would Inhered thentseleos
for tho Goals, can be loaf svausdof. as ourlist of tiremiumit
above eill 'how ,
FARMERS who would desire an exeollentrentity Nowm
paper; shun muches avail themeelves of the hood, the
price !seine below nor other newelialier Pabliabcd.
AGENTS wanted for .001 0 1 0 Y In the Laded end
fhaorf.t. !tenon:Albin parties. who will ant as auents
the Guide, will please furnish on with their namos for pub
lication. -
TO TITS LA inEs gn would particularly appeal, know
ing the efficiency of their Portion when ergetically di
rected. By' their cooperation onr subeeriptio ne n list would
anon out emote-c any pa ptcr published on this continent.
and to gain this wn shall at all times drive to embody In
the columns of the Guide luoututidng to not only please but
instruct our female patrons. Our subscription prim being
so low. them wilt to but little difficulty In their pmeneing
for usenough subscribers to obtain any of the Rich Pr.et.
s above described, d what lady ld not desire a
ndannbaa Gobi Watch, an Locket, Bracelet, Pen
Pen and Pencil?
We wont to print on edition of Ark theemect Ovies
within three months. Thin anemnt lishethwe 'ball enlarge,
the Guide. to &olio its present sire.
Single Subscriptions may be remittaditi PastOfffee Statniw.
tYB-All enmmunirstions thould be addressed, peet.d,
to W. Eilitthethr. - Editor and Publisher °fib° New Fork
clfermatife Gocide.No. lit Greenwich street.
treNsweropers threadless! the by publishing the
above. appropriately dlasthyed. Inelnding toga.. for
Tu. Months, and ogling attention editorially to the same.
and sendlnfl o,the paper, will Cu entitled to an exchange,
and receive • GOLFS "F
-V GOLD HOLPEllororth
reeler frolierr. Belli. paper* will he entitled to t
wo. which
be forwarded to them as they may direct. IM-Thicc
Pen and Holder be of the mthinfactureef the Age
Turk. Ulla „Minafitetnoing Ownpans. So, 199 Greenwich
st.. the moat extensive and Tellable Geld Pth pralueers on
Ude continent. if not In Ihe world. aPlfethor
- - .
Itaten Island 'Bandy Dying Establiabmont.
OFFICE No. 3 .101.1. N STREET.
_WO rcelL9 mom I,IOI2IWAT. NEW TORKCITY.
ftEWERS icceived by Exproys, or 11therld.40,
for dilute or drawing Ladle.' Errs*. Mantilla. and
Simple of Over)y drueription. Damask and !Hereon Cur
!nine beautifully dyed. - Lane Curtain., motored. Xanton
Crape Phanie deed the niqP;nllionf. or the more Crave
nolnv. All Made nrellk. - iroulen land Caner Condo. (In the
ph.. or garment.) treated In the moat Ran-awful manner.
The underefuned bare had lona expetienee in the Iwo.-
ration elide bnelnessat SVstmn Island. and feel assured
that their encores In the art of tlylnu It unrivalled.'
rrth:..4-11kor BARZETT.NEPIIEWS k CO
•
VOLYN E AUX 1i lit.f.Slinlitiaa,4 Cloak
I.y Manutorturer orol Importer, 53 Canal:.
rtiriniillaErnporiu;;,
mut I T.r.11.01.1 11150 Of !amp YOrt, 3E4 EIV11!31111T.
1 - 11 F. 1111311 AM) & SON, Wild Clierry
Ctreassis Hahn. Pille. Salvo, 1e..0.3 John st.
gr l T. lIURLBI,III3, American llornoeo
le. 43. lt
vatit • litiormay, Medifinw., Vials, Cues, FR
saraulte Pt.
STAN DUE:SRN'S Imprured Wahpenc. It
n`
restive* gest lluir to Ito oti.tha color, and crest. • I
Chatulikier et.
OCT. GILBERT. from Slemphis, in cur
bowie.ea Famous, Tame.. thme an& Write
Vi ..l ont the knife. stitle oporlous rut., Cm Beak:lsar.
LPREE WOODHANI. Manufacturer and
IrnporGrof Onna. nine.. Finale. le.. Ifu Fulton tit
Q 11. WARNICK, 3lnnufacture.r of Eruun
k, riled Outtage Farniturr. &e., @I While rt.
Commission Merchant and
tp narai.ror Brandlea. Wine, and (antra. 1184 Wilalt
iituton
Sian u rut nrers of
i l j e /tae eat Tobetm, Clincte:alt Sane, 217 and
IFEE
NITLER & WILSON, Proprietorsand
• V Monufseturere of .1.11. Stitetilust
),biehinee. lace 1.k35 firresibeap.
IVM. y SII9IONS iit 5G4 broad-
r—
-00PEE HOUSE, A. J. ro
& 8., Pro.
rrlet.se. 11i Promree.
malt,
ORMAN CUTTER, Pueeestor to Lee,
Preweter t re_ Imparter and Jot.b'r EtaPle Drr
malt. 44 Ctetter
bCIIAFFF.R, late W. Newman. Manufae
al=g7ttulmnielieelerio
nEL L. GAVRI---It—
rtlit E
Wholemile Deal
er In Brooms. Painted Palls and Tram. Woad and
kr Ware. ilaekets, lints. Cordagel' win*, Wkrelos. Dkattit
Be n 21.4 Greenslob at.. Nen York. c do9-17,r.
liVriNDOW SDES Gilt Cornice/4, Table
ILI
ouelete, tr.., JOHN TIM IILiNE. lianadaetorerand
leesle Dealer, No.lo Utlassine steals! No. a tarathain
&mare, New York. Inta-lre
IthSCELLANEOUS.
S. & SON,
trIENERA.L . COMMISSION AGENTS, for
/11 ralr ord :mellow of Itral Ihrtato, Collation of
%intr. Nr.000.1,211 1,413),.011 Mod.. MoTtirairrii.
14117hird rt.. l'ittr.nr.h. Po.
T. C. WARRINGTON;
(DIPLOMA)
liAES' CMLDREN'S SHOE STORE.
Ile Ms alleslyort hand a CO assorttnent, No, =1
tth M street. Pltts aMh.Ps. 5e.10.17d
a GIiALN7I.IIOWItY, Denier in Leather
• ilid**. 011 and ShoVlndings. Nn.=l,lbortir Ana: An,
op p oatte the heed of % V
.Ent66,
FELLX'S GiNIIINt EXTRACT OF
. 00110:11, tta cetstalsbedlALT, received gm prstoluto.
Penn stra. Pi
Pil• Med tountals t , ot 2 Diplotau—Hanuntetory.....l66
63.13cwarn of numerous counterfeit. ou2SAIT
WARDROP'S SEED STORE is now ro•
CS • PlEarly Poe& tbr
sidlet Pruning In
Inn:mea F a te Outardr, OUT. !talk and ?lean
Cutter. and every thing of interest to the Tamer Gann.
ner or Authienr. Onion fromEhalen and }dm:basal Ailed
promptly on liberal term.. Oa
WALTER P. 'MARSHALL ; importer and
v Dealer In FlAurad and DatorsUra Paw
Ilanidnge NC, 13.5 Wecet street, Pittalninak. •
pale Art or the celebrated inantftetarerkid gra, Deft.
DARISPASMONS,FORLADIESTRESS
ES.—Tbe Pyris Fashions for direct per itesurker
be on wale en the Ist-proximo by
111151 T.: TT INTLSON.
jet: if No. T.SI4 Penn. shore Mod street.
WILLIAM.. NOBLE, Upholsterer, Anil
Dealer to Uphn!stay. Whamslo &ad Betel!, Third
street, neirly oppoettn 1140 Post Mos.
- Err st, FACTOE.Y.- 7 —No.
I , 46 Diaal ~,,, Alley; Pam 'ted street. -
8. M. 1110ELOW, Proprietor.
, .
A. BROWN, would moitrespoOtfully in
t? tG":t e ge P oTi l etie, ) `,1"2, : k i h s; d 'A t tr, n
oteto.•;:maneot Venitisn. throbs A 1.., f *nines. 131mte
UM am mode to order, io th elntl warren:Jed odusti
to any In the tailed Phan. - Pile Blinds 0.0, be' removed
without the sid of • crew delete. I tar Wu letterhead the
what. tote. and w out of the
to I of
Mom.). 31eClelband, lam prepared to furnish their old
eostlanera am veil" tho pu .at lento. with o'er? ththe
to their lino. Apar,. Pio. 6 Mod irtMet, littebure..
etch% , • J. A. BROWN.
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TIM. wtannwr.
' imiii mass wolurs ;
I ORENZ .& lIIGHTIVAN,-31anuftte.turcrA
A a ..0 ter an d
of . VIALS, BOTFLItS, and .IIISIAIV
,ASS, 113 Water and .1:, Front Olt reCtS. Pitts , burnb.
P.. 11.—r..filetnillattontlon_pahl to odd nitas of Widow
Olsen and private mould., for Bottler And VIAL. entl2
11y.A0 JoNLS
ZONES & QIIIOO, - .lllanufacturstra of Spnng
o and nutter' Steel. Plonsh Slab Iltml , Plangh
Ufa" (loath and }Motto Snrlnfrn linuot Nut Tapers, Half
IlPatont Screw Mall and Hannnerrd
Iron. Aolra.-I,l. , rner of
an and 'Eliot strocta, Plltaburith.
• . .• . .
i 07113 k . ......:........... .....D. .11i mum.
B. ROOBItS & CO., Manufacturers of
nouer's Piston' Improved Wel Cultlystor.—Cnniter
yid First streets. Pittsburgh. • Ibl2
Mannfitbtnrare
i!c• L.?.; =.lr.zw.r.gra7,lo."agt.
• Penn Cotton Nil* Pittsburgh •
fr ENN.EDY, CII;LDS & CO, .Nanufao-
Ei toren of— . .
Penn A Na I bait, 0-4 Sheethque.
Carmt Chain of all onions and aMtdeg
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Cotton Twine; •
•• Med Cordc
Hough Moos and Ruh Copt'
!tope of all even and deneriptlowe
Batting.
ird-Orders loft at ateltardware Mora of Logan, Wilma
tn., 131 Wood street , boon attantlem. • Je=oly •
Arnold & Williams
ABATING AND VENTILATING WARP,
110118E--Ilaneferturors of Chitem , . Yarn..,
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N : . .: , l 4 fl= l =zotl t te i ft . flz Steam fluor Water,
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tif...Nre hare rota our hansom Pattern*. &a, to Mmes.
•AigoLD & WILLIAM& whom we cordlallr motamend
to the teitrotutgo of the public. • __
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ItftoqlZN bailee rotortantly oo baude ba ecd maxi
meat of
or Bath obaAto.e. Ream Oak Walt,
Harken or Dnor Vuoketk woooole Cords, , roua
Massimo. Zhu awl Cherry W.& Doan% lord other
Mods akar, la his line. • •
UO - ra) reoh Tuba; ned.loo dozen Itorketk
•Wareroam, Maando ?Ink sfreara littaburate Pea
biglodeom
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N HAN. New York. lbw lostru•V I tr .
moots aro ma(le under Kb!
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orixinal Inventor, Mr. 'Osman, sot kr* anudderod marl
-2•2421 tbl4 tonnkry so* lo Yoram Thol or. Poorklo4
2112 the mons row. lord other Important I.mmoyme
being lOU lovostiono of kir. WW2 YU • abovo n lol.
comprioakamong.
2mo octavo kiVotrooo. round coaktim ? - 2221222 21 44 4
and 4Ookle sotafroodo-.12500 - • • • ' .
4 Firooetarolfokktoomorroll legs, doubts nroll.
/carat and4,bstrsetsve.......„.„,rttateit,.
Sole A pot ftriGirthirt.*Wifiba 2 V 4 ktekkimou4; f,
saa • Itrr Western Pam., Ni'. Mot',
NTTSBURGHGAZETTE
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 31A1 8,1864.
raoal 11.I.IIRISIIIIIIG.
Carreepondenee of We Plebbm•gh Ali/ (Sault
HAIMILISIIMW, !fay 1;.1854
IN SCNATE.—knai Adjoussunces.—The resolu
tion for the final adjournment, as amended by the
II to adjourn sine die on Thursday the 4th
in t., was taken up ..
Mr. Crabb moved that the Senate insist on its
a endment—fising the 9th inst., end appoint a
Ommittee of conference on the resolution. '
division of the question wattcalled, and the
t division—to concur in thii4Honse amend.
cut, firing the 4th inst., wail disagreed 140
t A 10.50
yeas 11, nays 20.
•
The second division—to appoint a Committee
of conference was agreed to—yeas 16, nays
. 15.
So the resolution goes back to the House, with
a committee of conference on the : question. If
the House appoint a committee, the joint _com
mittee. may report any day they may think the .
Legislature will be ready to adjourn, which re
port may be adopted or rejected by either House,
as they believe proper. The probabilities are
that the adjournment will take place on the 9th
instant -
Central flipropiatian 13i11.- . -The s consideration
of the General Appropriation bill was resumed,
pending the. amendment of Mr.. Darsie to the
27th section, relative to claims on tho public
works--proposing to appoint Eplmtim -Banks,
Auditor Geneml, Thos. 8. Forsyth, Canal Com-.
missioner, and• Daniel Stannard,-ESq., of Indi
ana county, Commissioners to examine and settle
all claims of this character, imam] of referring
them as heretofore to the Canal Commissioners.
Mr. Creswell Moved to strike out - Daniel Stan
wird and insert Wm. Banks,. Esq., of Indiana
bounty.
This was opposed by Messrs. Fry and
Jamison, and disagreed to--yeas 5, nays 21.
Mr. Ctvibbmoved to suhstitnte for Stannard,
John Strohm,
of Lancaster Co. Not agreed to.
The -amendment of Mr. Darsie was then
adopted, and tho section ad amended adopted.
The 29th section, appropriating $20,820 to
pay balance duo contractors on the. Delaware
Division, was adopted.
Section 80 was amended and adopted, making
the two following appropriations—for completion
of the North Branch Odle], $219,058 Sir—re
laying Sonth track Philadelphia and Columbia
Railroad, $150,000; for completion North track
said road, $ 2 _2,000; for new scales at Colum
bia, $3,216; widening the track of the Colombia
and Philadelphia Railroad between White Ball
and Paoli, $12,100; and the Governor is au
thorized to renow • and extend temporary loans
for one year, for the shots purposes. "
Section 11, appropriating $605,783 for the
payment of debts now due and ther final
of the new track on the'Portage Railroad,
was briefly disciussed and was
° adopted. The
section authorizes the State Treasurer to intici
pate $500,000 of the above amount by temporary' .
loan, if necessary; provided that if the Main -
Line of the Public Works be sold, no more money
shall be paid out after the dote of said sale
Pound by a vote of yeis 22, pays 9. -
Mr. Darlington submitted a new section, pro
viding for the cancellation of the . Relief Notes as
fast as they come into the Treasury,. which wag
adopted—yeas 17, nays 11.
11r. Jamison, a new section. appropriating
$l,BOO to the Pa. Colonization Society, - for the
purpose of transporting negroe_a to Liberia:
This-was opposed by Mr. Buekalew and sup.
ported by Mr. Jaaalon, and *as adopted—yeas
17, nays 18.
Mr. Price. n new ;ection, providing for the
continuing of the puleication of the rennsylva
nin Archives to completion. Agreed to—yens
18, nays 12.
The bill then passed finally, as follows: Yeas,
23, map 9. "-
General Dirorre Bb,l.—The motion to re-con
sider tho voto on the House amendment to the
General Divorce bill vas considered. The Douse
amendment provided that When either party shall
ho found by Inqui.ition tole an habitual drunk
ard, it shall be 'just cause of divirce•
?Messrs. Eviina and Price advocated the amend
pent; Messrs. Ilnekelew and Kunkel opposed it;
and it ens non-concurred in--yeas 7, nays 22.
Mr. Kunkel called up the bill to exempt the
property occupied by. the. Ilarrisburg Female
Seminary "from taxation.
Mr. ET31,19 moved to amend, to ezompt the
Chester comity Female Seminary. Not agreed
to; and after some debate, the bill passed--yeas,
16, nays, 11.
ddjouttetl till El o'clock this afternoon.
Td the afternoon the following bills - passed
.Dill-to incorporate the Erie Railroad and Dry
Dock Company.
unt - Telative to killing gime in Redford county.
to divorce Nary Ann Canfield and Geo.
W., her husband. of Warren county. Passed—
yew, 14; naye,•4. •
In to increase fees of Justices, in carnal
counties.
In the .the regular orders were ans.
pende4X and .the. LIR relative -to the Clerelmcd,
Painesville ant( Ashtabula Railroad Companies,
was - tediesisp'eastmerous amendments were pro
posed, and the bill was debated at length, and_
with greet warmth and exeltement, Charges of
bribery, corruption, sacriace of State interests
for private gain, were freely bandied amongst the
members.
Mr. Stockdale offered an ainendment requir
ing the Cleveland company to pay to the State •
bonus --of • s2so.tXkl. Disagreed to—yeas 25,
nays 59.
Monaghan proposed a similar amendment.
requiting in-addition to the bontui of $250,000 a
subscription' of 2500 shame to the stock of the
Sunbury and Erie 'Railroad. Disagreed to—yeas
29, nays 02. '
Amemhnents requiring the .company to pay a
tax on passengers and tonnage passing over the
rood,, were also proposed and.dlsagreed '
In the ofinnoon, the consideration - or the bill '
wan resumed; and Mr. Roberta snared to =end,
to require the company to pay $50,000 to the
Statatjtubscribe 2500 shares to the Sunbury and
Erie; 1000 shares to the North Western Railroad;
2000 to the Pennti,Rallmad , for abranch,throUgh
Westmoreland, Fayette and Often counties; 1000
shorn to the Huntingdon and Broaltop Rail
road; and 100010 the Pittsburgh and Erie Rail
road. Lost--yeta 23, nays 53.
Finally the preriour question Wan called and sus 7
tal.ned--yeas 03, nay, 25, ,
'flit, fourth section of the bill, the pending sex
tion was then agreed to—yeas G 2, nnysliB; when
the !louse adjourned:
•
TIM WAR.
The Matte...CAE re arida. First It o imbue Prize,.
The Loudon nacr, of tho l l7tll,- published the
following telegraphic dispatch, from its Copenha
gen correspondent, and the 'lnformation causes
merit excitement:
"The British frigate Dramas has jusl returned
from Admiral Pt..cmuntoon squadron, hating iak
to jiri Russian priors, and a number of prisoners !"
These ships had been PIE some time under sur
veillance. They were laden,with sulphur, lead,
'anti other contraband of war—werejast from Lu
bec and on their way to a Russian port in the
Gulf of Finland.
. Letters tram Stockholm of the 10th, confirm
the statement that the Russians .had dismantled
all the'fortifications on the islands of Aland, and
had retired with guns and stores to the mainland.
The Czar had further ordered that all pilots and
men capable of beiaiiig arms should rumor% from
the lalanda to the mainland of Finland, and also
to remora or 'burn all ships and boats. - This sys
tem of defence is 'to be pursued all along the
shores of the Baltic and of the Black See.,
The Black Sea...Blocked° or Odessa.
rx
CossrssTerhs April G.-- - -The whole fleet is
now in the Bloc& ores,
-
it was rumored that the bulk Of the &eat had
gone to Sebastopol: but it was more likely it had
gone to Odessa. . .Correspondence from the latter
port says, of date Ist, " We are here in a state
of greatexcitement. For several daya past we
have seen many French and English sails. ThOy
probably Wend blockading us, for they do-not
leave the spot, but keep always in sight. Large
masses of troops 'are being concentrated here.
Our garrison here le, at this moment, '2%000
strong, and fresh
men arrive every 'day. -from
Bessarabia. By all this,: it is quite, dear that
Mir place is not going to be evacuated,-but de
fended. We have made-up our minds here Air
the worst; and several families have already re
tired inland. The forts are all armed, and tents
are pitched for the troops in the outskirts of the
city.. Our trade is at en end, and prices are be
coming ruinously high. The_English. Consul
General was-still here, up to yesterday (31st).
The Russian troops in the Dohreidscha intuit be
entirely 'victualled from this plaie,=-hinee
importance in thls.war." _ , -
The liaituie
The . OW-Deutsch Post of- the 10th, learns
from the seat of war that the tote-do-poet at
Chernasoda has been taken hrt item. Eight
tbouimd.sßutistans Mb:septet' to- storm. IhMsoita,
but were repulsed.; On April 2d , the attack was
renewed. Eason thousand Are himdrid welshed
been laiddd to reinforce Verna. -.The Oroastadt
Satellite of the-4h; 021130 tine OS the passage of the
Danube at Simnitsa; by the Turks on March 27:
It was further rumored that the Turks had liken
Turns, and wereJldvanetog In-the rear of the
,Aussituis. pitehed battle hadMdten place up
to April 9, either at, Damon or Sflistria, but
much Egtding and eatintstadlng-had been going
on from March 20 to April 7, An.whielt.time. the
list of killed-and wounded, especially of the .Itus.
shins, was ranch augMented.
The absence of recentisuthenticaccounts froiti
' - the •Dainbe--which has appeared so remarkable
tolho• public—Was considered' sidEeientlY 'ex
plained by the bad 'that , of the toads in the Deb
nutscha, and. by the aariswitich bath command-
ere take lb prevent from transpiring any notice
of their movements - that may give a clue to the
important. operations whiCh they conteuiplate.—
It was, however, regarded us Certain that Omar
Thisbe would notincur.time h a zard Of a gt.eni, bat
.tle until the .allies should be in force in. the rear.
This would aeon be the case, as the Erigllsh\ and
Preach were arriving daily froth Malta airdTon
lon. To the 7th inst., Mustapha Pasha was rois
ter:of Tschernawoda and Knstendje, to the North
of Trajan's wall, and . steed with his main,fdrce
of - 50;0.00 , at - Karrassa; on the south side Of -that
defence, and about midway between the Danube
and the Black Sea. . Omarluid been in personal
consultation With - Muitapha; and a.dirision of the
fleets were surporting his righiiiing: - Tito Rus
sians' -had • appeared before both Techerrittwoda
and Knstendje, 'but in small fordo.' They contin
ued to.'make constant reconnoisances between,
Rassova and - Bilhßria but not attempting any
- serious movement. The cannonade of Giurgevo
from Kuatchuk was recommenced on April 21-
According to.accOunta ,Marrentn Bucharest, the.
Turks wore accumulating bridge, materials at
points opposite the months of the Betty!, the Al
uta; at Rustchuk, and between Tsaritsa and Sills-
KaUlla is again full of men, the present gar
rison numbering 40,000.. A correspondent wri
ting from - within the walls, date March 31, says
the Turks would advance from the shelter of the
fortress, in about ten days, as they were only
waiting for the grass to spring as forage for their
horses. - •
The Greek Inintrrretlon.
Theespnision of the Greeks from Turkish
territory is going on; but a private despatch
states that. Greek subjects professing the Latin
faith will be allowed toremain. .
From Syria, April Bth, a dispatch states that
the Greeks . had been beaten at Andre, where
they lost 300 in killed.: Dissentiona prevailed
among their leadars, who begin to accuse each
other of treachery.. M. Metaxa, ex-Minister at
Constantinople, had arrived at Athens. Noithar
the English, French, Austrian nor Swedish
ministers assisted at the to Ileum, on April 6th,
the anniversary celebration of Greek halepetith
13=1"17541
. .
Additional reservee are called out to the ezten
0t.120,0110 men.
The Czar is to reside, during the war, alter
nately at Revel and St. Petersburg. The Grand
Duke (eldest son) is to proceed to lielsingfors,
end the Duke Constantine will assume the com
mand of a division of the Mission Ileet, whieh,
protected 800'pieces of cannon, will anchor
within the fortified `seven islands' of Sweaborg
There are no Rumian ships of war before Revel,
,because the fortibeationsof that city do not suffi
ciently protect a Sect.
One mode of defending the entrance of Cron
stadt is new and dangerous. Strong iron chests
charged powder,and other combustible materials
are flunk in the-channel, and connected' by-Aviros
ton galianicbattery. Abort the chests is Borne
machinery which on being touched by the keel
of a passing vessel completes the galvanic circuit
and explodes this seine. A hundred dangerous
intentions nre_sunk in the narrow entry of
Cronstadt.
Accounts from Constantinople of the lith, men:
Lion that the city was illurainatid in honor of the
Turkish victories in the Dobrinlsclia.
- -
On the other hand, Nichohm has sent an auto:
graph letter, accompanied by his portrait set in
diamonds, to Gortschakoff, MI .- Col . :lgnition of the
feat of crossing the Danube. ,
Victory In Me CnuesinCr:
The English steamer Sampson, which had been
surveying on the coast of Circwia,.returned to
Constantinople on March 21, bringing tidings of
a complete victory gained by the Cireassians ov
er the, Ruassians. • Early jn March the Circas
sian, provided with arms and amnnition, at
tacked the Russians, and, after a severely con : .
tested battle, drove them into the Castles on the
. .•
coast. These castles were surrounded and re
rented'' , attacked during four continuous days.
Finally, the Russians, fearing to be cut to pieces,
blow up their magazines, and sought shelter in
their abilis. The Sampson further reports that
the Circnssians fell on the garrisons who were
retreating from two - bill forts, end put them to
the sword. The Circassian coast is, at present;
'A letter from Malts, of April I),.eaya By
the India Mall the , news came via Ceylon, that
the littelsians have signed a commercial treaty
with Japan, which, throws opemthe trade of that:
country. The Americans, it mcifild appear, have
not been Very heinorably treated by the Russian
squadron in those seas, who rather eleverlyane
ceeded in getting the treaty which in all justice
is duo to the Americans, and this after they had
been lent coal, Ate., by the Americana in 'China
if 'it had not hem for this kindness On the Amer ;
icons' part, it is doubtful if the Russians Could\
have got so early to- Japrua. •tv
Tnr. Ctrr or Oz...t.suovr.‘--,Tho Sun of Satitr \ •day
says: : -
~T he ship Iliberbia at thin port (rota Liver. -
pool. saw on the 30th March, in latitude 40; longX
44. broken toasts, painted white, and quantities
of doors painted oak grained. \' No other vessel.
having "quantities" of oak grained doors, ex
cept the'City of Glasgow, was aesea on the 30th
ult. and has vino been unheardfrom. This,
therefore, at first appears the roost startling
fact rat developed in commotion with , the fate of
the
,steamer, bat etill\the doors may nOt have be
longed to her. If k.hoV,Glasgow in lost, rho went
down all standing,\ Ng •an iron bulli N and the,
sea has never given tiny vestige of her furni
ture.. We mast, th e
core await furthei;devel
,
opements; - hope foidlie best." - ...2._\ , ,, ,
' The locality \indicated& above is not fir from
that in , whieh&the ship Jolting with large aim
ber of icebergs`lMtween th ith 'and 12th April;
as reported biliurdssue oi Nit-Iday. Supposing ,
the Glasgow to have been aushell in the tee—a
fate as probable as otli •he doors seen
mayvery 'welt have been, he W e - yet hope,
r„ \ -t
however, to hen , beternews of' er, .
\
Kllltioi,Seltoolteitote‘ti)l nitrilalo lientnelt I,
In titi)iTle on th e acquittal or, Ward, the
. . , .
zuturderei\k Butler, the ew York Times holds
\ ;.
the followillonguage `.l, \ , \ _
,
The canly Mot ostensibly relied en . in \Wsun's
.\ .l
Aeon Was, Ost after beine,iptentionad pro-1
yoked 'do 50.,, hr being chlietk-e. ~t l.-41 oun
drel and esrartl A t—by a man ''.;trho had a .'td
himself w th,twedoided pistels,l7of which as
clenched in s dlis Kand at thO, il cant—By .all
struck him 4.0 d the only evidencitpx support f
that assertionOr gWon by his brottkand SeiVII ,
l
k
who stood by h ashowie-knife,:to hid him, and
who Is under in Ictment for his sharein,the act.
If Bones did st *he Wins there's hot aphonest
\
Jnry, nor an hone \nutit`,„ out orKentucky of all
events, who would ' x that WARD'S oCein sheeting
him, *as one whit t 0., leis, a murder.\ Bat as
the faid was not pro, it' ikon left to n \ Jiiiy in
Kentucky, who had tresletermined to 'perypre
tbrnatett°N to assume 't :' '''k '' ' ' t ' s
'l\
The faett,of the case h II nothing wliater• to
do with theJtiry's verdic ', That was controllek .
by other ininsiderntions. - tlo was a schhol-•
\master, froln •thec,North, de ' dent oh hie lohor
for lds living, anJWithout hi kinflpentinl soda(
cenneetions. \ 'The \ Wards be hged.,to the "ar.-,
istocracy" of Keittticky ;—tha }killer were skim
—they made grest,pretensionNo '.`fashion;—
their-pother gave dashing.partie4l,-thar belong
ed to - high 11[4 7 -they had a largeWeloof per
eons! trtend4--Zand a,Vent many eetp, , 'respecta
ble people felt a soh of Personal interest not
having them hung,. Vociuslt they 7011100 am, in;
some deeps, the foul\liagrace. Theikacquittal,
therefore, - lasi to be seeured at any chit. The
newspapers rest firstxramsled—those of them at
let%which ;would not brier the supposiNn of
the' innoccode. Letters'extpNag their eloVae'.
ter, d' seeking to create:. priblic sympathAin'
their behalf, wev sent to ads City and published
here. 'Other joultnals on theopot,seemided vita
moymneld. Tho ablest counsel weal,
.cotniand \ were sainted for the'difene. - John-4 .
Crit
,denvolunteir2d his service's , to the mime'
lieltaliand it was oittntationsly prmkimed that
no emiilbat dso higii-minded a matt, 'lr s ottla' oft
volunteer, to trend & guilty roan; \The, \trial .ii
rentovedliom e seene/if the Itomicide-' 4 ,-4m that
the prisoners not 1 . 0 3 tried by Iliesiorho
,knew them , dmst, hut is fkken to a distadtheunz
ty, TheP . itss is 4forbiddent against alfititer and
right,t,to publish `a; report\ of the ‘iiteee
dings 'while the trial Is in‘progros. Iltery
single particle t( evidence in‘rtgani to Buljtr'e
charritter is exidndes.l. - wh i le tOerfect ardy 'of
wittidains; clergymen, 41onels, Members of Can,
grssa,oitorti, -- ciNnetittlicer9;\ oec., ac., whit
had erdcoC the 'seeial -Maloney .. l( the, Waidis,
,testitled. , 4stintatlooldr to, - the prlsmier 2 s mild=
ness of teMper t —declatiog him with \anxions and
3101egased . eZaggerattO, tube gentle \ma audit:
Mato a fault:, , sTo Thqoae Marshall, whose
n otorious character and 'l,mttech V.
dents deeignated
hinOnadatakablP as- qt[alified for. theiserreo,
was assigrictlnthe task 'of hbUying the lash who
were the only Witnesses,' into cubic confuifen as
should \uidlifytimir 'teatimes:l; While Mr.‘Crit.-
tenden,indertooli s cth a Management - or troehllkgal
.obitricleslm inighe'emharrasetneir proceeding's.
Mr. Crittenden, it Stilt he reineinbered, also apt.
pcareatts the volunteer defender 'of bienroe - Edt,
wards, wha'also belonged to the tercy," but ,
vrVn,unfortutildely, bad his, trial,'-taut Of , Ken-1
ttielnk .. , ,`,,., - • :.., ~ A :'.; ~ ..
, I*these prepsration4,b4riouslytmedk and
' ::".;. ',`, \ - A, ' • - '''..,, . '
" ~
1 \
VOLUME Lxvw-riumEß 222.
steadily foll wed up, vete cw the purpose—not
of determining the truth, which-is tho,only proper
object, of judicial iminiry,—net of esmertaining
hi accure l y andlruly whether Mat. Wart did or
i
did n murder liutler,-”but to 'secure Impunity
t.,
for ' tick This whole - drama was enacted to
induce e Jury trsoffirmi, a falieltooil. An it has
succeed . We do s not believe thatlohn.J:,prit
tendon ertains in\his heart the Shadow
dente. that Butler wiimurtlered: 'We`lo note
Sere that a single maa on that Jury belie ?
that the man they heve`ecquitted is innocent of
the crime laid to his charge.
We regard the' iSsue dc thi s trial as of, the .
gravest importance. i It proves that in one State
of this Union, Wealth is stronger than Justicel,-
that Kentucky's most distinguished , sons take to
their hearts, and shield, with . Nall their power,
a murderer who has money and iineial position at
Vs command :—and that under their auspices
`legal tribunals and the most solemzefornis ofitts:
lice, have been made ; to. confer impunity on one
of, the blackest and most wanton milers which
the annals of crime-record.,,
•
• cArTURE Or TUE SLATER SLATIOROAk—The
Boston papers give soma additional particulars
rehitive ••to the, capture of the alleged slaver
Glamorgan, which .arrived at that port on Tluni
day from' the coast of Africa:
The briel3lamorgan of Now York,
_from emir
go river, coast of Africi, Marchrfl, arrived
charge of Lieut. John Downes, Jr., of the U.
Navy, she having been seized by the U. B. brig
Perry, on suspicion of being a slaver, and sent
home for trial. Her. captain; Casper Kehnitann
—a native of Bremen, buts citizen of the United
States=the first Officer, and two seamen were
taken in custody by lite United States. Marshall
and lodged in lail. • ' -. •
When first ,seen by the Perry, the GlaMorgan
was supposed to be an English man-of-war brig,
and the Perry bore down to speak her. - Pind=
ing that she refused to recognise the signal
made by Capt. Page of the Perry, suspicions
were aroused, and all arid' Wei!madeon 'board
the latter to overtake her. At night; ettfdding
sails 'Pere got out, by_the Perry, and heat mor
ning the Glamorgan was discovered, hull down.
A calm succeeding and the" Perry being almest
motionless,-Lieut. Downey was ordered to chaise
her iota boat. Taking five men with hire, well
armed, be started in pursuit,'the Perry following
as fast as the wind would permit, and after
long and hard pull, -got up with her, not, bre
ever, until a- ahot had been fired over the boat:
Lieut. Dolmas immediately boarded her, - eta
asked to look' at the" ship's papers,- which'were
found to be correct. He then ordered the hatches
to be taken off; which thicaptain Seemed unwill
ing to permit, and upon the commend:_being re
peated, the captain observed that he might as well
admit that the vessel had been fitted otit for a
slaving expedition. The Perry tame up and took
possesion of the brig. 'She had on boards large
quantity of water, farina, and the naval imple-
Meats of slave traffic. The Glamorgan is a fiat
sailing Baltimore clipper brig of 150 toris., has a
slaye deck, and is owned in New, York. There
was' on board a Portugese supercargo -with-two
slaves. These Capt. Page put on shore.' The
-two men are Portugese. District Atterneyllal
lett has taken the usual preliminary steps, and
the 11: . S. Marshal has arrested the accused slave
dealers, and will also take charge of the vessel:.
The preliminary examination will take place be=
fore U. S. Commissioner C. L.- Woodbury. •
Terrible storm.
The remarkable thunder storm of Thursday
night woo succeeded
by forty-eight hours of con
tinuous rain, closing finally at an early hear on
Sunday morning. The country hercaboute'has
,heen thoroughly flooded, and much damage\ haa
been done to railroads, watertourses, • and per
haps to winter crops. In Brooklyn a mass.of
earth watt loosened from -the Heights, and in iti
fall crushed and partially buried adwelling-house,'
killing two persons and wounding several others:.
On the Harlem Railroad- one or two important
Bridges were carried away; but the damage will
soon bo repaired. On the Hudson 'River Road,
two hundred and fifty feet of the - bridge over
Croton river was destroyed, and in other places
embankments washed down. The through train
which should have gone up last night did not
start. The way train to Sing Sing will ran this
afternoon as usual. On the New York and Erie
Railroad extensive damage was done, and seven
lives were lost at Stairway, a few miles „West of
Port Jenis; they being carried into the river by
a large quantity of earth,, which loosened and
gave way; The New Jersey Bail6:,in . is' have, se
far as we have learned, Mostly eseaped dainage
or, interruption to travel.—N. Y. Tribuie; gon7
. _ ..
Tire heavy rains of Sailuday proved more or
,less.disastrous in,`lstrery direction. • The dam: of
the Croton River was waslied away andthe City
stippli \ of' water is likely te - be , yery, seriously
curtailed. Thextent of tha damage is notlet ,
known, but enough is ascertained to' wasientVery
serious appreheitsions: \ The Mayor has : issued
an Official ' , Arder .4irectipg the utmost care in
using water.—N. r. Tiim' es. :• E.. .
7 , The storm raged With fierceness ruitheline Of
the New York 'and Erie Railroad, and . immense
'damage haa been..done Ito the roadat various
:Peints from Paterson to sad upon the-Delaware
division of the . road. , Thc, rain,. fell in torrents,
Viand flooded, the raid at- 'ors points, trashing •
tt*stlr, > Portions `of the :.,,, ,
Yak
... The most melancholy feu of the intelligenet
ifi ‘ 4l/11t Seir lives --WC , lost - drowning tit ,OT
near Stairway station, , d iet s ce of about nine
miles from Port Jervis. \--::" A - -'.
An extensive slide tOok.'place at 8 o'clock yes=
torday Morning, at Stairway by wth the track.
and embankment.of the rol for - t
least 200
feet in length, and to the depthof 40, feet, went
into the river; There were nine \ tuen upon it who
were in the employ-of the .Railroad .CoMpany.--,
_They were-Canied- into the ..iirekand_ierven_et ,
them diowned. \ Two of the number werres
cuata chart distance below.—N. Y,Times.
RAILROAD \Abt`i - DOT.-=A slight accident o4r
red yesterday to'the train on the rviral
,Branch of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail,;.„
road. It appears that when the train - apPreachk,
al Waynesburg, \tri going;around a curre,\ a cow'
suddenly sprang Upon the track directly in`friint
of the engine whieh was , destitute of a dw;
catcher. The bodY -of the infatuated animal
threvithe engine off hetrack, and o\vertunied it
down the bank into e Beaver and Sandy *canal
bed. The tender folloited, pitching into the mt.\
gine, sontething Of a smash took place. \The tie-,
gine is teemed bottom uPwatils, but hasnot re
ceived much damage. In eeniequerice of this ac
cident the tram On. the Ca ]ton branch will not
be run for a Week, or until_ e engine is got out '
of the ditch and repaired. 4 locomotive walk
` trent down.from 'Venerate to-day to tun the Trio-,
anrawas branch train, until dattiages 'are repair\
, edon the Washington: Tours, ' st!'
' , Tyr. Herald. :., • •
A'titt RUABIAN JAPef.rcrsnmoi—The•Aew,
Turk Courier is °flit° p laten that the announie
men'ais\ primaturelhat the \ Mission 'expedition
-has stkoceeded in aliening...the ports of d a pan.—
It snyik \ fklltere has ' Yet batra \no such imening,
and no prom ise to that effikt. \ The .Ruan ex
peditionli ' ...secouiplished ahroere,substalitiallY,
than wasisi4amplislied by Canneoder Petry.—
They hari!iiidted the port of, Mingo:mkt, hare
n4 l,4ti
had intercoa a, with one\ or tyro\ officers, and
Wvre treated. 4 th res p ect and apitesn' but no ,
agreement or', gement Of \ any'ketnil was form
\cd,i.though an tat Um' was , itxpressed iiv gene.'"
,16 ,
ird. ram to emarnance soon tat intercourse with
f gp nations. ' 1?,411131) before cia a, \ prliate 1
le ter
. Wsittenfrota ' Choo by arkAnarricim gen- I
tleteruqre months,alter the Ilusaianianehored
at liengeSald and weeks atter they final
ly le%beletter ls*red the 27thofJeptiary.
'lt stat that the Itusilens,ircre closely engaged
in watt 'ngctlie expressioa lathe letter is .11og
ging" thaAericati-flecr,Onitid "had dime Tiotti
ingS-yet, Which 'wenid. 4*e 'the `inoientente , of
Conimodori'-Perry.— Ile at the a time via lying
\at Up Choo;"azittwas to sallfit a\ day as tiro fdr
Jeddok It we/ felt that a graPtde4ltif diffibpltyo
hid yer,to b4corarcome, theagh \ atiOng , hem '
re
we entertains 4of final Succerti:\ , \- .•
7,
~., .
Vortesssevmsa tkia t isose.—Spmpgo V
perations,\
11‘alcan from tbelodiesset, (YekbWhis,'Which
wan deferred liy . tlikinlilemenoy of s itio woollier,
haikbeen coialttoneoleathe line ot\iliis end.—
A Ores* aimare are key, engird - Pea Ter:
keyfea,,, iiikupletingthefinel location orthatpat
of Shelia., \ The contrit4orti for thiagrebt tna
nolat oh Seed Nieb, hove . 1 , 11 . rolut ue ttle lob;
but it timbals relit to other rayontibie 4'o et;
si‘
virieicart i lles, end work\ be reamed at
once. ', Wit maliikihat: the , 'mem* Wend
putting ihie,tratia liedatice of \lli road battiest
Connelsville,;llA.Curetberland \ under contr4d,
teopsetime in At9kua.nott:aud piuziblpg the work
3'eitoneru Ac dpectua iketeiric.',;:t7bi 'Now,
Nit Net Gaye tholi:tlielast froeiltelerollticV
lelpitingeintell , igence\ig- the chirtec,otet cool
pinty-ky the title. of qtric,Nett\ York, TiorTattud
landhed London TeleattPh . Nropany." ul
tirestC6hjeefet the gentlemen leterectettiii..thie
project ii thaestabilehinicitof a cub-marine tel
egreph ic4ilineer liaarfOrMland ` with Ireland.
Ntw York, Newfeuad*d . and London Tele. ;
Irsph .Com Po- heritilit., the . Illtes larekiX
erected by WilkairfeueMae .ElectiiiTelegraph
gtripany, arict„lare their, pimp ao far adranee4
.ea to tliet n t3t. Jane; Nowteiredtscd,
. wilt
kii343.4egesphiecommurgiation'MUr all the
Citlea,trt the thtlo4 b 7 the cat 4 next_
\ \
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Lis \\\
I- ~...• Vasa's at 'Sio-TratlllrAi \ rrl. '. \ '
A
UG Paris cerrespotident,iif the t'esudon - 27 1, 40 , 11
I writes tut follows: , . • --' ' - ' \' , . ' '
1 .. The acoonats brought by ocessit a tnmek•
t.; \
=
1 era who arrirs from St 'Petersburg. ere ;
1 the state, or opinion in that city, and partienlar- ;
ly aratinCtlie.upper classes, steel& ahem that ts,, ' , • .
great change is.obsernible there. seal- ' v t
mental; so fir its can be ascertained . under MO- ' t
me like that Of Res* are different gto -'''• '..
'the class of people by - whom they are esprestird. ; •
But six or eiglikinortths ago, when war had 'not \ , \
\ wanted its mod N terri'lde aspect, while it wee as t• \ •
id
yet but A menance for the }Mare , and 'when - t \ '''
chances of the inebnsission of TaAver of the di- ; N
vision of the great 01,011 . 1 had not died away, ; ;`
every spirit was animated with th_o_leatte; ardor.
Noble and plebean, gentle and simple, soldier and
~ .eivilian,were certain of success. - The conviction ;
that ne \ State. or Europe would.hautiad-war for \ .
the eako,Of Turkey madelthem entlatnialdie and " i :
insolent. \ln every part of, the Empire - 'the ctru.• v • !
wail \
eade • t the hinsaidnunri was retched,— . t'• 1,
The Czar w enceuraged with enth ta .•.' \
to perstre in the Holy - War, for itlmalirmly -' 1
believed th at \Hte moment Ittessie atipeared-tum-
ed-before Enter, 'opposition tibia will ' would ..,. - t •
cease as'if by magic. -If v i e cisn'ereditirbat we, ' '.. . •
Inow hear, a marked change-has now taken plate; \
-.;
.- p .
not, of course, asking ;below* classes , who still
hkve faith in the jtkvinelbility •• as in \ the lutalli- . ..
bility of the Czar, betinieng . those whose latelel-, ' ..., ; --,
edgis of foreign countetee; and whose jest appro. , -......
Natation of the imutensiity of the resistance lielitill - -.
'encounter, enable them v a s judge impartid- . '• .
ly., of the raa s rstate of thi :1- gs. . , • ' '',; ; ".", \ '''' v
'4.Theese ;daises have dually lost emir multi-\ . 1,
,
denea in thelnccess of their master as they-Wit- ",,, Z '
s ~
a
near the the unio which a ben of iompOn' danger ' N. -
has ale among the gin s Slates
Sales of the Medi-
nerd; deebt lhaa succeeded sem - rify.':vinid• dee- ,\ '
pendency to presumptioni as th e terrible. truth
re \ ...
broke on'the \af the fointatio of anirresistable •\
leagne'agninst 't heir ambitiou sd;rinprintiipfed \ , ~.
Sovereign. \ Tit war is RIR pannier i ri th \ the \ '
V masses of the people, who are reedy ..to - beliirre '6"
v every inventlen of the clergy; and whets Einslobs .. •v, . -
\ icili
are' kept up.by. the bulleterueof.the Nessitus Gen- \
ends sent,each day . rota thesen4 of \wer,•ieritle • \
details of victoties so eity. greet andlnutterettiv: \ '-.\` t• ..,
that it Only lialicMere e, Torkeyength fang; \
since to have beed s a lated. \ The nobiee who -,- \ "•., : 1
welt -know what little 't these sanompofle mis- ":,' '
sires deserve, tsre.net d load*, theta. Itmay N ~ \
•be presumed that in the ea offal: Petere '\
tiergh ''• -; ) . •N
conversation on the pitliti date ,of .Earoph is -\ . t
..
-not very free, yet the Stud° i n quiries maeletif • - -it •
'strangers as to the real f' e- of "England and --.' vi
France, the number of ships war iri.the Meek\ ' : f
\
Bets. and in
. the Baltic; betra y, eirlettre.:;Those \ -
who do not s,ee in the Emper or missies aspeciesi ',
ofinfallible pontiff are well :roa m of lho 'ldler- \ ' t
series he will hive itgains(hini. Tin , ' do • not v. ;
\
conceal from themselves that, the Milo andtthb " • i
Eoline,•'yaversed by the. Engthih"fand.Frinch - • -
fleets, wi \ soottbe the theatre n(1-teritible - alas.: '. ' -
teis, which- ` will avenge- Sinope;\ tehd'thex„ . feel
that, ihaterer be the' - terminate ‘,of therefe4\
Rt 1394 will him t,,, bear the castkr isz" ~ , .. . . ' ~..
'(The„Tho, Emitters!? Nicholas ' „ hismiedi a • ietwlth- \
, .. .
Mending his efferts to; anpeart,cakh slut lull of \ ,
hppe, bears on bin features the traces Of anxious \
and troubled days\ aid .sleeplesanights, \and, the
disappointments ofthe last • few months, have . .
done onliim the vio kof years.- ,Thc*Ancipod \, :.
tapic of ctinversatioVr some weekipmdin,the • •
talon of St. Pettersb gis ei:dralSrkAf*.h.the ' ;
• Emperor has. had,-and.-witioh,blOUlSreo , olltid \ ,
to some.of the
. r eentiits... Por fourent! - v , T 5 - ; \•\
nights it seats time the natron 'saint uf R v -..! \., . ,
appeared tohine kills half-deesping, half . nit s , ~,,,
momeetts,.anditernirciAchised him air ; to ' ,is ' \,.
niethrei in tuidertakieg . th \erased° sgaillst • . t, •••, ~ v,
Turks; and.Whether'tlie co guest of ~theACI . \', t
man 'Empire war ,prompte d byambittan . ,er\thk , \`; 1 •
deaire to. plant the crooa on the territeavy of the --,. \ t \t',
unbeliesur. -• The Empeeor inde . ,trai Oni • salnay ",,,, \' t
visitor, nearly in the !antis, termetas titbits. ettk ...„. \t .„
played to Sir Hamilton Seirionkthat lite :mass 's 't
4
„above all 'paltry and perscutel con e rathen s ) ,ho \\ .
gave his word as a gentleman-11mi
.- ligicei i lud, \ . \
relisrion.aloite, was the cause ; of lep..annist, \ \ '
\ l2\il
euid,thangh the acquisition of te xi.n*4 • _ . 1
follimefropr„the Success. of \ his' es>. Tot tbs• \;\ ” - ... \
Ouclinggrandizement wonld \ mitre y afinet.litin ; , i,)
nereitheless,,he added, if Itsirl:oo.lo2exu*la',V.\\.
designs ef Providence that the . hfitli t, tmitts
..,,,- ‘, •
should extendto the .Ibisphorletil, 1:IA resign- " \ ... t
himself to ,thellopreo.. '..
,-..- ; r . t• ,, „.\ . \:. Fq ' '' ''S , • '
- .‘T.h,aiiiintit ' lippoir 4 3, was at first ne Oared; ... \\ ••
uhini as : thii, Britlith Nosisteras iti•the sin teritat •
of his TnsPeriol•prateyet he repeated; as \:74.4, .. ,
and his questions, each time dnere, stird.T.l. l flat'v., \
before: - .:The Boar:l.:4*ot ratherinipahentakso ,v,,
much ,
cross queistionolg, and in assnoment of n•-, ' N
sheath's' iworilustily,ti gecid Slavonia,. th.ablie, '-,
repudiated the , liteintiati , ,,oros of his I.sidteniN aii4,*.
~
that btu , Only ohject wisaihe'tetriumph, , of thierv;t,,\.\, s',
. thodo.i. faith. , mks little',Ohnllition of temtter, •• \, •,,
tiingh'redher profanely . 4.played, calm 8t \\ , , --.
.Nicholas, 6-0 the lait words Vtered bylihnjtoth . ‘„
. 'l am a .° thrireieati nlYaorl, tad in the nameof . N \-.•-•-
..
God; who has , sent me
. to you,'lmromise yon via' \ ''-'', N ' ".,
tory.' ' This" foie was soon bruited 'abroad; \ and ‘;‘,
from, the zoltuo'eff the nobles citsfulated eniong X•„, „
.-:•
the, lowestelaisen of the people.,tfld. is peiltann \N . '',,
at - thie moment related; with, the tunijd additienef '... 'X
in every palt of the Rimier% Erapine4
,Itlionith vt- t
appearthat The Czar has not the mVopoly...iteN
dreems; dsions hare'aisti dishirtedthk-elnrabere \ \ ' vl.:
'of Sing Otto of Greene.. Ilia ltellenio,o l osl9 . \ .\• .. ."
, hailikewise been aas&m.lthat heLalselutiol :pie! •' \ -
v,sion.' Thbrinissicin weds .11rrealedto.literhy a • \ .
'monk, and it is -nothing 'more or leas ihau k that v , ,
his hand is the, one whech'shallplont the erts
von the dome. Of St. Sophie - dr .vp.v .
seeps, he, listens, morel tvice easd
..•
warnings Of hie best frig
,
Tha Cinchmatr Ga.Tt
Ward ease, says: , , 7.
. The Ca:that has dais.
that the scales 'kelt.--
•-•••
State are not,equipouted,:that money sad-family;
influence tireigh-4norev-beavilyin , •th , -balancse,
"than abstract justice... \ This: in to , be-buiwatts_ •
tie real force of 'popular government is derived - \
fr in the . confidence whiCh the people repose AEC \
• their ' laws, and rulers. - jury , !lads if \-7..
strength in the honesty •ofjitrois. and the idatitst
of the Courts;.shake the • public soonfidentes In .
the jtuttide of. the one r '.aud , thaintogrity otthe \
Nather, L aud •you %filet ti 'lrenz4 upon
government, and a just administretiis-of lawn \`‘ • '
fay which there is no. remedy.. Vrunr, this feet:\ -
th'et.eardlet et the Slizabethiewn.jwry becomes , a \ \
• matter ,of oatmeal concern, `and as such we re••• \\•
gart„it. If juries ire_ tuMeteoret one of
justiel.to the ciclkand;',.,welibitit,'!-Sial another
fo,the pair. ani(hnotble, jury trials become: the,
inerost tercet in\ tfie world, and irtatcutot, being
what ihey.were intended to, be,-ttiti cpwierveters \
of 'the peeple'a -rights, they.becouie.the tcaeres \
-mediae!' far imorkihyt . qle grossest . tyranny and.. .
wrong. •%.
.•_• • • •
ClarAT. beir.?liTAVOl:,'N!*: TUX
Southern and entral litkia occupies this great
inland Arer basin el Ems*, the wateray i which.
are discharged into' the Oasplan and B 1
The extent of thielmsin; excle ive of
, the plain
-of dbe Danube may dm stated In-ionzuhnntabenr
at •a, thousand mules fro& test to ,west,smit. "•-• • '
Aware hundr l front'porth to southolitakite.
area is about nal to4hat driiiiied by tho'hlise+ l ,
issipid \and its \afilients. Althottgli the' Volga•
actually empties into the OssplanpAiet in a
mereial and: ecootmlikol *int of .sitylt, most bes. \ -
considered. as hz•ikog. its \ Month itd:the Black '`\
Sea. The 'Volga and the Tted,:in one portion of, Nis . ,\ '
their rmirtive codiscs, 'appreheh' within forty ' 1 0 ,
miles of tech , \ ether, vstel'coieteenletta already .
•by MOWS of kid there exists 09 '
`Tito in the way ofjoismidhem. by hisnal. , ,Prao;-
dically, then, the-, Black Smreeelves all tilt wilt; . .=
• ter of this great tnlincl u idain:embraeinVjo ,
chiding the plain•of the \Dann*, armeN, of
more than a million and a *lf of square mit*,
the. eepacity of which for atitaining dense pop: •'•, ,
Illation is far beyond that of Ihe avenge, of thlt
Janainilir.of Europe. It end)** iMpertleitlatk
the great wheat, prodiming•regidn •otthie ~ •
World., - ' • .'%,
few impulse* drawn from the ntip„,Vtll: ",..
'a I, ,,,elearer light the cotrtireied 00 . ' 4l .
political importance \ of ' this rlver;,--bsAtt:4 ,
If 'we divide the area of Drupe 1nt0%100 .- Arts;% . ,
11 it,f these are politically and aommarrAdlYdcln-1"-- 1
nicted by the firer systems with the Xteltiet.,.l2.
withthe Mediterranean; \ l 2l witidthe 4,4 as
and 40,with the Black Sex. , The compareisen
10 single 11:Mg - able Arent exhibit still merest:Or-A,.
inglytheparsmonntlmpor _ eoftlielllaol ltOo
Of the powerful trihntaritsieCthe Atlantis the
Elbi drains 41,000 War* MHO,
000,tbe 7.3,000, the 8 4, • 22 , 060 ;
Loire 48,00%, the Member 10. 000 . the - Thetietv
Of, the Dale° rivers; o Oder " dre
49,000; the Boone 49,000; of,the Dlediterimessil.
rivets, the Rhodedmins MOOO squatreitnlleg,isiet,
•t e gum:2o,ooer, 'mbilo of thelibtelghleterAient,thef., , ,,:j
Volga drains 6AoOosquaremll=
g00,%110 Deeiper 20%000; the ; 240000,,
the Danube 810,000 The'prespeetir l \
importance of the,Blackßra, theleforitliay.
118 odt t ef Us account its Mdastieshores,dslally
tiee:Ao4.ot , the whole of Europe; thbf , :the
w le, except the plain of the Dumb.; belongs
*telt:lst= theirbobiet
thiiif tallith:inert - 00e end , the'Clolden Nati teiitity •
the Key.: Met *Telefel beri.ot'
Mithettt the permission of ..the:mitete*.l
I of CPl*itix'444:7"-,N: 1 TiMes•
RION WI MP SILKS—AL' A.'Mitilon,4
=Wee eistlre twirspioetoant AI
w grptgOdet'9grxi!irtforsalooo