The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, July 28, 1854, Image 1

. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
CDSLISTIED DAILY ASD. WEEKLY BY
_ WHITE fkllo.
DAVID NUS WUTTLI . IBAIDSEL RADIUS.
nryia 'ex tam ntrxr, MTG. MOO= MID WOOD.
TERMS:.
D I LT—as dolin Per iolnaio. 9 6 3.
in I ds
Wra EKKLT—ToodullarsPer no.. In adasneo. Cabs
• be supplied °Wilts following conditions:
21:res copies p erm 6 00
evirs do .-- ---.... 9 00 •
it sooty copies do. ... . . I.XI 00 „
psck*re 6,rsad: dab iota addressed to one person
sod •Pd advance: No dub papers mil!
6e Ulu year expires, u ideas tile money is sent fur,
RATES', OF 'ADVERTISING: •- -
to Pqaa.tv., (lb floes of Nentaareil or Ag 4.4/ ..
Do • one loacrtlon... . ,rt7:r..........e 050 • ,
Do -•- each . 1041flonal inferthro , .... 025 •
Do one week- • • . 775
. --...--•••••• . ~,, ,„,
Do two 'woke . ° -
Ito three week 5,...,... .... t........ { 00 .
Ito
Do ' three months ...... -......-. 0 03
Do roar mouths-.- ... , . ---. ..... ..... 10 00
Standing Crds, (611 ems
on
Ites:r asment4 ' G 00
Outollar fur each additional line.ne ~ •
.`. One square, ohangeable at plosoro,thoo 0 ....
sumo omelustro of po,Por ... ; . ~..••••••—••••
For each additienal gum, inferted arse one month. and
tor each additional Rowe Insetted =Aar the rer.elr retea
halt
Advertisements szeoothuy a spun., and not aver fifteen
lite.:, to be charged nui a stoats. find a half.' ' •
P bileltcrs not fattonteble , fur legal advertisements
Leona the emount charged loillwir pul.ll6dio. .
- Annum:tang candidates for o'lce to be Charged the Mrs
65 tither advertleetnente... ,
Advertisements not marked on t he cop; for a s , ettl, fled
nrsb. of insertions, will be- cautioned till fitrbbl. and
peratent enacted acentslinglY• '
The privilerre of annual advertisers le strictlF 'holt , ' to
flair p.m tromeilata bashers, and - ni1.." 7, 5r 71.°7 " 7° 1 '
the benefit of other }lemons, as well es ell advertisements
not bamediately eouneeted. es
with their (.11 badvemS, and
all e 1... of edvertimments, lu length or otherwise. be
rood the Ilrnitsvoltsg.i, will be chargya at the usual vette.
For all such tesuslent advertising, bills will boooPar.toll
r 00 4..". end prtentot payment Is desired.
All advertbsuntoste-fur obsritable inetnutions. fire com
panies, ward, tewnship, and other publie meetings. and ell
political moeings suet nothwa, to to wracked Mai prim, Poi ,
political strictly In adratet. - - . ,
, fiLrriwo notices to be charged GO mutt',
ueeth notices lamortod 'without charge, endues senora} . ..
nio4 by funerellultatione ar obltusTy riotleor, and }than
so accompanied,to be pall fur
netted. advertisers, and ail ottani sending communica
tions, or requiring nottecs • designed to cell attention-to
ot t er , Solreos, -Concerts, or any public outortainmoom
, chancre ore made for admittance-4u notices of vei
-1
eta aserelatlima-avert entice 4oeiGned to 040 . 474 . 774.
to•private erderprlees , eteleMeten or.lotoodod - td promote
Individual Interest, can only he !warted with the under
standing that the amine hi en be ;Am for. 11 intended to
be !period In the losal boinntn, the game will be charged
• ... .. . .. - . . ..
•
a t the rote of 10 eenta per Dna...
•
Merlon or Da- no
to he Merged triple price.
Tavern 11.1renso Petition, *2 each. • .
heal Estate Agent.' and Anetkomerendvirtliernmata not
to be claraed under 7e sir rate; teat allowed a dlacoutt of
thirty-three and one.thlr' d_ , ,per cent flom the amount of
bills.
R
WELRY 06 TILVIITIML2 to win? ?Ann.
i
t. One Uquare, three Ineartione....—. -$. 00
Do. eachaddltlonal trourtlon ..... .'...-. Si .
ADXTAT106111:7 1 1 1 V *EMS PAril.
One Square. (10 lines.) one Inaortlou .D 0 cents.
. • D 0... each additional insertlon...-.15 mate. .
All tranelent mkrertirements to tr Pali tra-sdronco.
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
.402.00201AV1X lan •Ilia V1T15112201 , GAILLITT., Yr
N. 1101,151 ES & SONS, Brokers.
16,. 67 3144.1. f O. talwan-Third.rmi Fotnit, es. Pdtsbunk.
PENNSYLVANIA. Branch at Xenia..._.._. lii
Bank of Pittaburgh....--.barqtramh at V , Cleptown.. do•
Ettlattro Bank of dO--- - intrICAT Wok. llucinantl- - -do
'Mot. awl Mauurs of. da-.14.r Commorelal Ilt. Attein4...do
Bank uf Commarm..l:-...pa: PrankKo Bank-- -..... do
Bank of North Amerlea....parlYsfamOo 8ank........... do ,
Bank of Yforth'd Libertkoapar gldoLliblnadTrtteten.. do
Bank of Pennsylvania .... . . par Western Iteservoliabk- d 0:.
Hank of Penn townably... Bank of 'Hamilton ...,.... --
4
ematnemini hank of Pia-..nax •mall .siotea...-----.1:4
tanners' A let'llmtl.m . Bk-parl. NW FINOLAND.
Oirard Bank. . ... . - -......6...mr ill aolvent Bank+ .. ~. '
...- n
Kennington 8ank.,.... ' •., nor ' ' • NEW 'YORK.
Manufm. k Mead Bank..pas Nor Test -C11r....-.-...Tat
6incbanine Book ..........-Mf edt.ttl wt y LA .,,i, ''•
'11*1111T:1311T112Tt.....t.:1'...Pr; 8a1t1nt0m......- - .
,Rat;
f outhwark 8ank..:...-..-L-faxiConut:y ...... .....-.......... , i
Tradearnan'n 8ank...,...... -par N. J BESET A -DBLAW kith. -
Western Bank -...nm,,,,AU tolvent Itan , X
Bank of Chambenbscrst..: 1' N InGIYIA. .
(look of Chaster County -.16•1•11".coqk of sto , Tnnor-,--Vi
Bankof Danvillo --.par , Boiat of Va.. idetnnonn-• °_,
Bank of Del. CO, Mutster-ratiNz. Bank. - Va... Norfolk -
Bank oft lermantown......-par Varmers'ltk ot - Virents.
Bank of Gottmintegh.:-.:14 Aleretutubek6lerh.:Bank fi
Bank of Lewistown --.......-rorth Western 80nk ....-.. •
Bank of Middletown.--... 161 ' 81.2.311them.....-,,.-.-• "•
fd o n tkom my Co. Bank . par - IiORT It - CAROLINA.
'lank of-Nortbutobnriond-pmillank of Cam Pear--.. '2
Columba ilk 0 Bridgat6upartliank of St. of.N. Comira 2
- Boylmtown Itauk..-........par Cum. nank..WilmingtOn. ..... •
.11aston Rank Pa: Marthant4llk,Neubmn. 2
Elio Bata ..... ---.. • ..-1!a SOUTH .OABOLINA.
war n. Ili of linekt 00-var Ilkoftbont.of 6.ossollna
.'arm llk of Innesator-par Bark of SmAtrearolina. 2
Farmers' Bank of l:aadlok•parl Bank of CM...1.:n0n--. 2
rum. Bk of Fehuylkl;l Co-par Plantere& 3.lmbatee Inc'. 2
Par. & pr. w.,....b00&L V: OEOBOTA. •
..,.
n,,,,,1ia 00k Waaltington-partAurosta In, &Medea •
Itarriabnrp,: Ben!k-'.:........!..:4 Book 61' Ai
. I,q-;1,2m.
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= ttl....::t:::::41 n'
' f . 11 _ V; NM IV," '..
Lemmata:oolmq Bank....par All,thrent Banks-- ..... 3
laMnun mr.0,&......-,..,.Dar
__, KENTUCKY. • _
Al' Ban, of Pottavitia 'l4 llt of Neolaukt,Loubree 13;
Mown:cabala Beak ...-.-..:...tur Ilk of Lon.vv'e.Tbareton "
West Brandi Bank.- . . - 34 Northern BkofKentneky
Wycadag Ilk,Wilkaabaire hiSoutbelutikoffientmlY "
York 8ank....:. .... ~....-...1361 ' ',ItSI 4 OUBL
Italie( Notes - ......I`. Bit of Sta ILLI N OISuri-,V;
0115, 7 . .., • ....
Oblo State Bauir6..'-....- .1` Statellanketolllranekra au
Branch at Akr0n............. do Bank of 1111nolv- .... ...- .75
'lmam at Athen5.".........- 'do • • WIFC.ONS.Lti.
Illmett at Bridamort--.. do Maxine k Piro In. CO. ohio C.
Branch at Cllillicotha....- do MICIIIO AN.
Branch atClevoland-...... do:Fatmetilleoltanlm. Bank 2
Monett at T01ed0..—.... drerammt Stook Zack' 3
Bramh at Paytort..-a:-..... do gsulasplar Ilank---.-.
,3
Manch at.D•Mware.....,.... do Inaneante.,Mar..-. .4.
' '-'l4......frigralar4::::?-4111,•!br-ai;:iiiir . ' ... '
I m fialan.i.... do BY' of 'N. AmericaStironto'l
Amuck at Idanarlelt_-..... -do Ilk of the Peoptir,Totonto
~ 6,
1.."...-"c 11inia1,....:.--- do Bank or!dOntrefl...:-... .11
o h at Cineinuatl.....-- do III: of tt..Canada.-Torunto 6
Brandi at Washington-- dol EASTERN EXCII.AN(IE.
. . .
Brandt at Cadls--- ... _.- do On :hew 1 0rk.,.......-- 1%,
Brandt A Lailmelter-_, •do On 11,lladelobla-.....-- do
Branch .2 Steubenville- dolOn Baltimore. ...... ~....- do
Branch at Mt. Yernon...... do PrEdTICRN EMMA:COIL'
11,1.04 at Ifewark.---„, dcoleinclunit.L.,---------•1:
Pflug :Sittig. '•- .do 1 1 4 Louis . •
'llfa hat Trot, .74.: dolOol.l3..CACtifliefer..
Branch at Mt. Pialant.....do DOubinuna.Sfaniatt--.4.,,00
r ' * D th t
1 . n !
' t . . No
=.. . . " -..
. Ir. Eg'il`: ad,. •?*,..-'t . ........, -- ....1N5,
R—.....t..q - .... 6.1 tmi., ......-. ..........10")
' j lttat :t &.-liiiiic---.32 T o
Thole I
.......1,......,a-__::::::: .„,,,u,..........:::::::::::... spo
=rs VI.:PulL".:±: V, \ IP.VIVii. - .....::=.: - . tr 6
PRICES OF 5T00703.
IMPORTED FOR TIM PITTPROROIIDALEILs., sr
A. WILKINS & CO.
STOCK AND _EXCHANGE BROKREIS
NO.4I_FOOR TIE STREET.
1.6620. ....
~ 0.
uratia star ve....—. 100
Do.. e5.t—....... 100
PertneanniA 8e.....—... .. Ifit
\
Allen,' Co. cii......—.—..... 100
DO. weio. Ws scrip HO
Do. coup. G'6.- ..... 100
Pittsburgh city .—... 100
Da mop: Go, N. 2,100
Allergraly city errtic,...i..4 1 1 0 0 t4
.._ .
'Deng of Pittsburgh..•' .• -60 62' 57 , 4'10.m.,
hlsanh•Ote & Mont Ilialt 60 00 : 67/. di
Esebenge Donk . .... .. .., 60 070 i OM . eg
Allegheny Saringe..Basst 10 236 • .
1
Title. Trost Co-...• 60 60 06
Citlsernie Depadtl....... '6O •.' tolittli •61:4 •
hatsoneroolol. •
Alorrobels Dridge:....... 21 2A :=. DI '3l
r. al
Bt. ante ht. Cridgo...: V.,.. 37 • 25' ta1,...7.,
tantl et. Dibtre...„..— 50 '44 41 • Die. .
I
Northern Llbertlm - • ce 40 8 5 , Dl,.
Killiransport Drldge...-.... =' 16 -.-
17.1111.%c5. '
P4tehlt Life bustraire... • 11
Dee/ern InsurszosCo—..
Citizens' Insuranes C 0... -.....
Annatistel Firemen C 0... .
. U110{11.11: , - •
Pittitningh to Phi1e. t .,..... 60 •
A Inuierllle... in
1_
r.11:bat........, ' ......... 601 • .
flerse's Itagnetle.... - ...... - 60' ...
nan. soap, 91J1C101ATil.
a 01. zee- • _ 1
Ottzbp e lDse_ yinri_tn,_ bit . S
!doom ts oierAnan:r. ... , t e.
Yong Rhea, Sleetars 60 li
Penns. .Lotral Rallroad.... BO 4
TI ' S Z. k l
tralislitarnrl".- 5 60 4
urine & vi.neuk C. R. 60
- Marine Itsallostf.Dry Donk 6to - I
Vitnrre=llouttr (00. 1)-... . 400 -
Do. . do. sten).-. 100
Turtle - Creek Plan Rawl 26
.I.lle. A Peoolo7'e Plenk 161 '44
Z r gl o f gT=i:r...
•
•
. •
Monfointo..:—
cents
littsb- 1414
argh BOOtOn---•
North Mennen .......•r......
North .......
Iron (AV .... ............ .....
taroks.
'Pittsburgh & 1 .7 141
Adventnre
Donets.; 16uhgton,..'--..
Tirn Mee! .............
c.ukns• .
.. ......
,EICItANOt AND DA NM NG 110113 E OF
WILKINS. • CO:. •
Mita Skaa Ong . RuflAino 'No 71 "wall, stead.
pCoinPITTSBUR4II, PA.
aptEiGN and Domestic .117..chiutgei
,
Ilank.Notia awl land Wamots, bought and
(1)112.14 , al made throosatant the LOW.
n.ektal{ paper dlicounted loom ite&Otlatea.
R o w bpught soli void tm Varmint.. •
u on n. n,Mrod Drt dapNitt, sad latrreat stowed, when laft,
- GEORGE E.ARNOLD & CO:
BA ?M
DNA LY:I49 ' rsettANo EM?, ,
DA:OC ICOTCS to.,
opmad ,
o.ls.w.rAit to at mast man' ta...EN
.)IARDWARF FOR .
SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE;MAKERS.
B. T. I.eecG, Jr.,— •
20.3.31 wow) sigrxr, rii-rssimarr.
• Au% Claw , lan% Thunman Wan Darr
Eleitlecalr hnba, Brnca, Asks, a'andala kn. in
ay ly ['carnal and Yost eoa.)
—.—
N.
A.T.EBLAIL.FA.LLIS & CO.. Commission
lambests,.ind Clem:rat Forwarders, triCanal, Blear .
Itallroad, No. 1M c. street, (between Pan mad
iiaemorn Clo th ild e, ) Cinoinnatt,
DiSrigtrawavilm, •
•
• • w. D. Dazre r i Co.. Ciesannati.
SFParticular attentio W n Oren to Van Pay
en
ts tram
FltuA.damr.h, Cozad to abash alloy and Tal •
A
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.. , . •
JOSEPH OILAPSILEt.-
tr2IOLEZILZ 4SI ZIZZLEIL PEAL= 15
IMPORTER CIGARS,
53 Markel Wed; Pitubargh,
Data, a4:7 13 yopiSh..
4 q~ ,~
~~.. ~9~
-- -..- .. - -...TV1E:• .-- ' .. IitAILY . . .',, D 1T.Ti'.4V..4.014'::
I BUSINESS CARDS.
w Li wlLakli
M OSEP II S. & A. P. AIORRISON,
113 arll6,V.b.r
TW. HALL' Attgrnoy at Law,. “Bako
cp well's liultelhigs," Orstit stmil. beticen fintirth and
Diamo•
nd .Ulor. • tt3U-w7T
,_
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VIP °BERT £..PECILLI
.1.11,14:. Louis, Ma ,
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11?iERT121'le'-AttiOeyatl r-
Ccrnerf :.t, Zpaadtat:
onee stuv, Pittsburg!. . _ tuy'2.1.1.4
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AMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office
T
ea - Fourth Wok, neauttrant, littsb=gb. 3%1541 r
tp,Alv,' CIS C. FIANEGIN, Attorney at Law,
J_ No. 170 Fourth 'street. Pitt burgh. . •
JASPE R
E. •BRADY, Attorney at Law,
270.119 Fifth wfavot,Pittsburgh.
Ttt.IERNAN - k CO., Bankers and Exchango
Brokers. Wood street, corner of Dinantmil Alio:.
• burkb. Pa.
flarßur andsoll Dank Notes and Coln. Discount TIM.
Fachauge, sod Pronarrory Note= make Oullectlons to oil
tha principal citits of the Colon: Rood". D.Poolto on. ll
and on intenot. and seirefthotr prompt attention to all otto
or mottoes app6rtaloino too Broker's built...,
Hanhoost was - tootll for este
it — 1 7 1.71.15 Z. [SUM.
ARAMER & RALIM, Bankers and Ex
eltazqe /looker, buy and Fell Child awl Silver and
an Note', netrecLate leans on Itesl Estate or Stock Sono
rities. punks. l'ornnbuorF Notes, a,d 'ilrue Bills on East
lions West. Roy and sell Stocks on Comtnhoinn. Collec
tions truide on ral points in the rule.. 1/15co Owner of
Tb.inl and Wood streets, directly opposite the St. Charles
llotel. rool-11-
111 D. KING. Coin, Stock and Exchange
s, lirroker. Fourth stroet —Buys and sclls Stocks on
tomlsnlon; Exchange on Enstorn cities suPPliod at ear
runt torts; Collections male on the West at 100 tateic Wes
tern Insult Not. Bought and sold. JrZ 3 •
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. . .
FATLISItet . ...MMUS [LOMA K. tat. S
?ALMER, HANNA & Co., Successors to
limner, Genus k Co.. 13 ankert.'Exclumwn Drokerranil
calm in Foreign and Dv:walla gachange, Cartiftentra of
Gcnosit Ilank Notes. and SVe.CIO—N. W corner df Wad and
Third Woes. Currant liloney received on Deposit._ Fight
Cbecka sale. and eollodiona made, on nearly all princi
pal Taints of Gm United :States. • -
The bight:at premium paid for Foreign and American
Gold.
Advances rondo oa consignments of Produce, shipped
east, on Maned term,. . •
n.p. Wear.
a
IL Wd:A:MS.& Co., Bankers and
V V . .B.sebenre Brokers, North East earner of Wood and
Third stmets.
Afl transactions medo on IlEcrsl terms, and colleetions
promptly attended to.
WILKINS & CO. Exchange Brokers,
•
trircti. YV;ltt=noingrmlbAtries.."''lji;ir
I. LARIMER, Jr., Banker and Bro
• y ker. 4th street, No. 0. the Bank of
Pitt.Ftrurgli.
xr HOLMES & SON, Deale cootn Foreign
g i t 4gaga i ggjg l .i , WiT.tZg:
numb. Oirealleettons made on all the principal cities
throughout the Coiled States.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
T• L. READ, BOokselleT Stationer, No.
0 • Fourth stmt, Apollo Building&
--11-.-14-111—LD-Ds: ,--tritoleforlo • anrit—
a' Dealer In Blank sad &boot lkoki. Paper and Fin-
Nn.113 Word street, (betweett Third sad Fourth)
Pittaburalt. math)
'TORN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
-Ipy tlouer, an,eaaar to Davison h Agnew, 'ha a Market
attea.., near Fonrtn. rtt~+burgh. Fa.
RENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Dealer In notlenery,le, 2io. 31ertet street, neer
lantoont. Pittsburgh. rt.
AY CO.; Booksellers and Stationers,
N0.:5 Wood street, next door to the owner of Third,
!tabors:b. Ps. , nehnol end leer booltsamstantlr w hand.
• COMMISSION_ &C.
W2d. H. SU'iTOH.
ichoireate Grocer, Importer and Dealer in
TZOILEIGN WINES, Bilindies and Old Me-
I F
ma..m . 4 W
ml* Rye - hialty. N 0.12, • &salt-East corner
of %Veal road Front are a Yltttbu rob. renno. othttl •
ID W. POINDEXTER, thmeralllerehnn
a,. dies Yroler ond . Commission Verrhant, Id Front
grout and Ili t"OrollaxtreTt,l'lttiburgh.
1, VM. A. MeCLUßG;;Derill:r. in Fine Tens,
V Choirs. 'Fondly Gmeerloa. Wooden and Willow Was.
corner of flood and Sloth Street, la ono receiving • lams
assortment of Fresh Goods, lo .4411100 twins already ear
tenths stock run-hand from nest hands In the VAtstens
markets. which will be cold at the lowest market Oalsso ,
SSW' Hotels. Fdearobsota. nod Families. buying br the
ounntltr. sot! et orbalartale rats.
'Elf - Goods lensed In the city free of ellords , nYIS
& 'IIA.NE, - Commission_ and' For
rk warding larchants. deniers In Wool and Pnxiore
SinAitc: oleo, Pittsburgh Monufartorea...No. 114:Sernnd
stavet, littiburgh.
ROBISON CO. .Wholesale Grocers,
a,„.%d..=1,1n:.,4.04.11115e10u Merchanrensige.
QPREtitrtITRIVBAUGII & CO.; (Swats,
4:3.50rel to .
_.4. Ilarbaneb.),Oornudesi on wed Fortrardluir
MrichardA peelers In Wool end Produce gencrallr. 5i..
145 Vint and 115 Second ' , trete& Pltteleunli. Pa. upsl7
- 4 - & * 7, itia., floar Factors, Conlmission
0 . end Vnreardluu Nterelreute,rd Dealers In Prodr
rtl=ll l-1 5 ( ''Sk's:oe-SINCInttTrIVPOT;:nt et Let rl'lrgrquli.
Pente. apl-Ii•
J D
A U , A S
cc 00.... SOininn ..ecr;ors toII .
InAferduat."4l. l .T. In Pitt Ann a,
yittsburgh.
rtilEf, HATIIEWS & CO., Wholesale Gib
eery, Gancniairtia and Farirarding Ifereliants, and
to tn. Ittikblion Ckittain Yarn. 57 Wllthr PLPittfibta . gh.
ILIERCER . ANTELO, General Commie
rf Bien Stereliants. Plinadelpliii. 'Liberal !Oilmen.
made on amodgranenta et Prod.. veteran!. !aril •
.1011 S •
TORN WATT & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
et y Couunbmion Mtrchant", and Dealers in Produca and
Pittsbwah Manufacture', Nn. 3w "Liberty Pittaburah
11 - B. CANFIEIJ), late of Warren, Ohio, ,
i ln Woatsrn rg, nn egeee' ' " Vatr d
yr:N
Pearl /La cots
b. and Western Produce generaur. Ma.' street,
between tlmithfleid and Wood: Pittsburgh.
P121,110/WI. July 24. Ism.
.. . —.....
.1 61 • 1LI:i1L113.
-'
6 i - t"M"
th(T'st?To Er:CearniZZZTATCVMu'I""
'5. - LITTLE & CO. Wholesale Grocers,
- haus...hi, as. F r
~ erocom sod cococs.+.7•.f o rschaz___ tl a sittpe.elers,,,... r in
tot.iLaAacir Fr . , Itsual.ta.NiN • • , L- .'". .`ra4...;..r
- ine.r.o...koz burgh.
$2
7 - ' "1 :P . " ri:IIEESE WAIIEIIOIISE.--lIEKRY 11.
,„.
do N`
NJ Cii/IJNP,Fartrardlng sad Cors.rolssion tterthuut.srl
' ~,. ...
-- — ,s„ -- - Dealer in Ches., Butter,. Lute nth sad Pr0dUC011.5.4,1 1 7.
"'• . '-- .., Wood Strett. abort 11 tam Pittsburgh MYzi
85 ' tit. 1.1.1 eSo• -'
10 .- do.
VON BONNHORST k MURPHY, Whole
, I d ' 1,7 Vittta=grnar i"l7 . 'lViZs=c,Dtlit:
tmrFb. Pa.
FORSYTH, Jr., Forwarding and
Cotamimicin Ifearhant:No. 58Wsler Meet. littsThwth.
(40-1e53
p 4 , a. . ,
, FriiiOMASPALMER, Importer and Dealer
pr;" L. In Prenett end American Wall Paper,lio. b 5 Market
ntreet.letne.m TY Ire and FirtmLit rtroct, Vsttaburah.
m 115,63
- 87 t. ,r•IdePLINTOCK, Impaler orter and Whol
Fboe ii
- ` 1
tteta
• i • m
et. et ,LL:ii it
TGremo,Thnitmpos:.att,s,,,:d7lr..frfinlzt3o:Cerfuo.u...o4:l:tbagiow.
Di:had:ad.
V " : :1V11111.5.--.iPA---TTON. Wholesale' and Ita
===.
10 8 = Dir. 20
10 MN D. •
21 33
10
nil I? Qr:
- PRANK. VAD/ G011E4:11, Dealer in Trim
)1, ..m. Itoldelg end lnovet;es to Goods. frabroldsrfee.
•
-• (tent's. Vern hlosrllowls end Rimer Antrim% • full as
sortotent of whirl ran elvers to tool at No. 63, earner of •
llorkot street end the tftraoatt. Pittsburgh. Pa. sot I-IL .
0. A.' ILLSOidi CO.. Pnignrzatt-.C..i... MUM' aOO ii. rots.
A. A. MASON dc CO., Wholesale:ma Retail
• Dealers to Fancy sod BtsPlo 'WY °Mit. Z . 311th. 0
riot, littsbnetth.
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__ _ .
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XIITRPIIY '&.; I.4I.IIRCITFLELD, Wholesale
LIN .1. end Resit Dry Ciao& Marelatite. comer Fonetband_
ss ket street. l'ittaltorstk.
•2•-•-.••---.1.....-Z....-:••.-17%=--.• 7---=-- -."==..--::::-.••1
I .• ' jGROCERS.
_. . .
1 :iOokiri.= - • —ki-cmstiritt.tir tilii.l.:•iiol3.
. Jnd
OHAN - FLOYD . ,t.,C0., IVliolesale Grocer's
• aeorainirefon Herebents.No.l l 3 %%extend =4 'Lab.
Y street. Pitasburals.
_, . .
..., _ •11(1
110 BERT MOORE, WhOiefull• GroCert nee
' tlfylng IHstlllsr. Desist. la Prpdue. ritt,bnegh Its..
. y 1 4 nres ,. .,
j. 316 tras of Forektn aud Wan: a° Wives snd
\
stork of graj ' enior 010 Motto:gab& #III.IIV, :.%2Teli r wn
„ow tow tn. out,
•s iM 'enir " E u t l,
150 170 EO. 111
145 1:01 Dly.l •
73 93 Re t P
•ZL
3 1
st,
27 2 23 11
!f!
1: 1 • I
• ,
•
iakViisa,wv.,''A4'4=.l,-7.:'lwt." •
IPS, Attorney nt .tlfatr,
DRY GOODS.
Oit UVEII ........... pms.
BLACKBURN & Wholeaalo Oro
. only rmt Vurnlshory and.Dealato In "Produce and
rittatough Manntaelan% Oil Fitch and Oakum 131
on hand at,thFle Warehoom,l4l:lValer ,text. Pittabmir.h.
TBArAII- DICKEY & CO., Whalesida Gra
p on* omint.km Merchant... 4 Dealer. In ProlluM
CIG Witter Attoet. wit IV; Front Rivet. Pittannrirb.
.10,11 c arnux... .. . 0. oc, Lot.
ROB, Wl!nlesaie Grocers and
' Commilaum znamaants. aaltliLlbratr naectlitt*
mt. switxr • • , . .- 113. X. CX.l.x.i..
' K. X.: VADA.12.9..... ..J.0.1.11 •xnAtxx,
, 26wer AMU.. :
Vip
1L .BAGALEY lc CO. Wholesale. Oro ,
v_ . y an . NaL .. .lHind 20 Wocia street.y.lqfbatt.sll.
WILLIAM A. M'CLURG, Grocer and
l
T 7.6 paw. caw of Wood and, ISts itzaata, has
I, l ,74:LlMlp"rwirartllTh= 7o7l=t
Dealers monis..! on the Wilmot tops. _
11,51BEra DALY.ELL tr. CO. 'Wholesale
Costera, Commission Ilarckards, IX4lara In Vrodnat
" Pht.nurdh Ilanntionma No. 7.53 Liberty street.
Icte ItIcOANDLESS, succOssota to
, 17 Ik3.D.Wirk.WholexelerCinzan,,Fornerding end
Conanisclon Meretunte, Dealers In Iron, Sall& Ghee. Cot.
Variman&Pitteborab Idanteneturee ensrally; coma
Woodard Water Arcata. rittabatsh. .-'- •
ALCULBERTSON, Whdlerale Grocer and
. Commlasion Merchant. Polar In Predne. snd PI tta
nrgh .linnainctlne4 Ankle', 19S Liberty; stroet. Litt.
& itiiioleivire'atoooll3, COot.;
Ooitokton 51714 Deans to Produce—Rpand
Badair% nsms Ltborty. Wood,: owl 54th
••••• 1 9•! a ;""" .. ..
8.-AS? • . LEY, WOO*ARD
•aropm t no. 2211daket ferlitt.PtaldidOW
AGENCIES.
A.CAYILL-7ll.acing 1.,,n appointed the ex- 1
chairs Agettita for - Pittehurgb. for the sale ofr &tent
iveted Cemented' nod Stretched Leather Belting. Ism ,
ufastured br P. JEWELL k SON. of Hartamd. Connecticut,
We now offer for etass Laren assortment of all uldthot
9.9nruMMI , L of the manufacturer's prima, ilis aril to
being superior to any Leather Pelting
all width m sof uuer W , . uffcred
in.t his - marl:et. Men, a barge stock of lndia
Ilubber.ileittng constantly en band. sod for sale at the
"Machine Beltlng Depot,. No. 119 Market street.'
teP2a J.lll. PHILLIPS
.AIJSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Stott, Merehandise and Bill nroacr. id.. Nol 92
ourth street, fa.. Wood. Burin., t e n d ed promptly : at
to. , ,
C.:i PIIIEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary Chi
-1,7 wee bisnr.oo Common 9-S Water street.
F''..G 43
ItDOi3, Secretary Western Insu
• nas R i p. 92 Witter "'treat. .
11 '
GARDINERCOFFIN Agent for Franklin
. Fire InsnraneetMuttny,norttccast corner of Wood
3 Third meet,
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
• tusl Ineursties Cub:mann 42 Water street.
410IICE 1L 1,11.034 ANDREW J. 1117.1201'
EO, IL TAYLOR & HUSTON. (successors
.I to Taylor k Idlorne.) ()sacral Ccansnisslon and Pa
warding Idercbants, and Agents tar Eastern Transporta
tion lanes. Wbolosale Dei/ors fit :Staple Groceries, Sheet
ing& Ontoll. Cotton Yarns, Batting, Tains, Nlanlila, !its-
GI T" 7 IC = kr aT P aM B°'"iWAC7
ss.nl2ldea.valEtore,sl I
nati and
Pittsburgh • Maned:tetrad Goals
, Ferterally.—
trt=t.4VO.7ll‘ r i to i nt ' ger i t U , L' ro.p " pal li t e UT1 t Xi ' ae '
Pittsburgh and dt. Louis Parket Load ing,) Cincinnati.
A. R.l!...marom.
- 1" A. HUTCHISON & CO.. Commission
el 11 .. eartkan , la And Ageritv for the St. 1,131. Scum Heft
gkigr, '7.7l‘e,VrTir),Ver.' ig
"4
Unr H.
MUSIC, &C.
TOTIND. VELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fcrtes,
Moak aad2llut al! Instruments. School took. and
litatlonet7. - Sole tor Chickering's Piano Forte, for
Worthen Pennsylvaniallo. 81 Wood street.
WNRY KLEI3PR, Dealer in Music. Mu
lelstrnmnts. and Importe.r of Italian Wing%
ent h a Nun ,. n &
Clark's grand and square Ptanca.
with Coleman's ..f.oloao Attachment. Also tor Runbato's
Pianos.
SCIIRCEDER, Music , StorT, Fourth
DRUGGISTS.
OIFN lIAFT, Jr., (su to 111
te T ,lArbolesnle and Ileteccossorll Drugyltt t J
oo as. l Peeler To
In d-
Into.(Ills, Dyettnlft. dr.. 141 Wont slyest, a doors In•lntr
Ford't
Virgin
Me Alley 4leine.. Pllttantnit. farltegular Agent Mr Dr.
Int1:10
i... - witous..m... ...... ... ........ ......... . ..............
tWILCOX 1' .. 00.. I)ruggists and Apoth
• •igaies. corner Market street and thoUlamondsbcoP
ocougardir on hoed a full and complete arsnrtment of
.Druge. dlediciers. Pert emery .and artioleo portal eleg to their
husiers.
Physicist. proscriptions miref ally e.ipetmdod• mT I IS
. _
"JOHN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer ir.,
Dram Palut*, Oils. Varnishes and Ole Stuffs. flu Ml
efty rtroct. Pitted/ore! ,
All orders will rocelse prompt attentlne. -
agr-Agent for Loudon E Ws valitahlo faintly mediebiter.
mar 24-ir . .
AA. FATINESTOCK. & CO.. Wholesale
s Dregggist. and reaSilfarturers of White Lead.ited
. Mid. Lltherge. comer Wood and Froet street. Pitts
burgh. recta
14 E.' SELLERS. Wholesale Dealer in
. 0. ,Artri g li.L.' * Vilitil7.7,P. .M.:=1. 1 `4,`;;
i....
ihrtmeicx ano2c r roans NM re.
RATIN REITF.R. Wholesale
Otozasic. corner of liberty and St. Mir stiveta.
attabetrah.
SCIIOONMAKER.JD CO., Wholesale
. Drugglete. Po. 21. Word sired, Pittsburgh.
OSEPII FLEMING, Sueeeso , r to L.Wileoz.
OP k Co, earned Market street and Diamond—Krona con
nanny on band a t o ll and complete funesrtment of Unica,
hiedichno.
to hi Mrdleine Che,tl, Perfumery. and all articles
ertaining' . Inviners.
Physicians prescripthras carefully compounded at all
hoar*: - fathir
WOOL MERCHANTS.
l og LEE, Fueoessor to Mt7RPITY & LEE.
Ror A W ur l erlefor'Wt o4 (FZ.Vt.q: Z t .12734 ' . "" t.
11,1
MEDICIYE.
R R. JAMES KING: Office and Residence,
_ h lia. ILI Fatty tO.mt.. tnnrito th. C. ,13 . 3 .1i 0 1' i
r -
Nii . 31. VARIAN, M. 1).. Office 6th street,
v Lel.. smlthSeld. offa. 11.T. , -8 t. 3.. k. '4 3 .
3. T. S.. 7 to S. P. st. tny3.4 lyd
.•
MERCHANT TAILORS.
11:70HESTER, Merchant Tailor and Co-' abler, No.-74 Wood Arent. Particular attention
hail ho74lirs'lml 'rotator Clothing. uolfgr
DlGBY.MerehantTallor,Dra ,
rrtvfy.emicoqyr Iteidr htaulo 'Clothing.
CO.. Merchant Tniloro,
17: are now Irina our
re.4.rtt.tueria
I ;Jar ra.ode =a.= taTitlZlT'V:ti.-atili
__ :311 A.NILTFACTURING.
?IW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
A st ree t. ond Doder to COM. Were. No. Ed
1 011 N WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
"a EP.,ITIV ta 1F1T. 2 :•"5,'1_`..11,'" - nl!lt'if.
`ifsen areets. OtlC:Villare nom we Ilono streetLgidge, .
loobooy City. onNtoell
MI.I . IIO,II)E . REp ,
. .AN ,,d D ro, A z ll. r ll.ll MA ,
i.V , Work br 41112.1.. ti. WII.S.ViN. P-
t etnf No. ` - 1.3 , 4 Penn street-Idg. 11.4.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Idan
nfactnring Company.
THIS COMPANY DATING ENLARGED
thatlifsl=l.4"===.lurk , ' l7 oMT:ful
MIN.. Cloy. Orders pr oE tly : tzdeat i t : =
Ruth.
Pittsburgh. E n des.. 21.15Z.3.
Boots and Shoes!!
AMES 11.01.111, No. SO Market street, 3d
&nein. the Market lion.. vrould inform the pals
be that he ham now a very full cork of tee., thing 1e the
Root and :Shoe trade, 'nett a. Ladle. (latter; half (Altera,
Jenny Lind Paden; Lady Franklin and all the styles
found on the toetern rider al. Miaree and Chitties.'
Gallen and Pancy Boole and Shoi,.. In all their vedette;
Ihmtlemene Sue Oren Patent Calf Poem -French
Cott Buots;Congrees Gaits. and :shoe; also, Dom' and
Tooth,' Dont; tom French thdt
PP". give et a_ call as we wish to .011 such an article
to all who favor aw with their cents. as wUI give eatieSe •
Om, Remember the plat; en Markel street. mrllO
JOIIN 6 leMatt. ... .21013 1::50.211 ,
M'CORD & CO.
WHOLESALE AND nrrAiL PASTLIONADLE
lIAT AND CAP MANUFACTUREILS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KEIDS OPIUM? ,
COEJTES OF WOOD AND FIFTH srazErs.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
stock embraces evetwecogitTand - etideof Eat.
and Cape. Ninth. Doe; Cella and Fen tkroucts.
amrAi-Imbely
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
AI. 11. WAIT} , CO, would re
epertfar Inform the publie that they have
rete , - ;ea 4 rlitl , lsup on Usenet; between Federal mud Sandsodc.
striets. Thug am now making end am PTMT , .... 1
10.
ardent for every description of vehicle; *oche; Chariot.,
lieronehea. Doggie; Mao., Atn. which,frran their
lung espertenc* in the manufacture of the above work. and
the facilitim they have, they feel confident they amenahl
ed to do work on the moat rtentonahle terma with those
wanting artistes In their lint.
Paying pertictdar attention to the sake ion of materiel..
nd having none test competent workmen, they have zo
hesitation in warranting their troth. 'tie th..ebre nob
the attest Linn of the publie to Lisle Matte?.
X. B.—Repairina done In the bat sualmer, , and on the
must reasonable terms. Ian:0
Coach ana Carriage Factory.
/WINSTON, BROTHER' k. CO., corner of
ISJ Belmont awl Rebecca etreets, Allegheny City,- would
respectfully Inform their friends. end the redo generally,
that the y areMannfeeturing Carr Lases, touches, hock
anora. Sleighs and Charles., in their vezions
styled of finish and proportion.
All orders - will be executed With shirt tvgard to dom.
billty end twenty of Luish. 'herein will also be attended
In on the moat reasonable terms. Using In all their work
the twit Erudern Shafts, Poles end, VI heel Stuff, they feel
Confident' that all who favor them with their patronage
will beriwrketly eatieded on trial of their wort.
.fteehesers ore requested to give them • call before mar
abasing elsewhere. -
COACHE li A tn b a T ls
i
— x° 74 %.kilMio44 4 3hiligra. 4:3l .
y‘rOULD renlectfolly call the attentiqn of
th=
too. and Western. Slerchants to hie Oaths*.
o Carew., ranging In pries fcren 1100 to 111bOn. These
Carriages an hunt from Ow best material and workman.
shlpotnd tinder his own eoperrislonl he elm with mad.
"deem wovant hie work to her inferior id none manufac
tured In the Union. ru. sums/ of his tandnees and the
greet inerenea in demand gm this clamor wnrk .ork,.has induced
him not tobelld nor' comm. or lowrra. t°
Vet=rantlie=f:lt'lreituAtrikrtriVotrl work 'AIL
- Fifth Street Stocking
BIEITY ENERGY, AND ECONOIRY.—
Tha tort
hints, and o.4rZoi c r gl.l:,lgtr ', g ' itl E g k ttZ;
i 4
pang Factorr , raked ' s:at, between 'Woo:fowl Market
1.. L unstwroN cam= ADAUS... .....1.4. /1006ZZAD
J. J. 7.00.:30 ." w:ii.eargumh .
- . Livulgoto Rogge# fic Co. - -
NOVELTY ~ wOEKS, IHTTSBURGIL - : PA.
TRACK an d-Depot ItidirOad Scales; Hay,
Onttle sed grain ibg i 7 11.04te end Countar do.: Door ,
et all elxeOpting.Drup ind Thumb Lahhes.Gollee
Mills or vari.oli Muir: na c MM.. epproyed tukttarnec
!lolls and leMenlnratalle:ble Iron Caging" of rntr i .n•
'lett In term and Ix .
. .
WALLACE, • ,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319.821 un6 mts LTherfr aired. ankatta 6mUM Cid lOTA
' u rnTeuratan. . .
- - ‘4oNIIMENTs - Tombs, .GrATe bAC2110 , ,!..
iv IL tomitun. fpffrl t
" it° ""a* 2" 1 1 11 '"' In
kmaat Throe
far gontunanta. bars 4. 'Mark end L+l+U Mar
- r - r un d.b,d ta the Trade at the lowest arta
b a dm,atth at SID Liberty starot.
3 „- mac ,.
'laud with W . vr. A
gala - •
Hew Goods and Fashiolis for Ehmtlemene
Clothing for Spring of 1854„
,7,l,lT.T.BAT...."egztzlzttogriipuz
der mrl eibra—ah that they ard May. to. receive Or.
dere Dm
raking !bout Lo tbzirusool supeth ro. .
The. ztlifsetiott so genemal ooPPI , V. OT LOW molt.:
mon LdthorLoOMPL tholr humble owns La Pismo. P
tte• TY; 021164 IA "Idize4Ml3. WAIL
irztretiiim;ro thforizMituit Miikonze tz 870. 17'6
I Mertz strzot.NoMb ntd.. oboy. St. nat.
NEW YORK ADTERTISENCENTS.
Pram VlSHClifill k FCII ELL'S fleneral Advertising
ifeten, Pin. 346 and :AS di-end...at., Nen Inrk,(laVe
Nassau street.)
•
Reliable Finns in the City f New York
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot
. - .
W\l.. MeFARLAND fr, CO.. • •
T. .V.ILDEN LANE, :YEW roi u
Wllrelwelliel 145 Pratt st., Baltimore, 3111.
N
TI AKS', Jewelers' and Counting Honor
JUP reSer °revery rim, eorudantly nn band far sale, • and
warranted In every reelect.
live Coal. Aptil 2th, 1E44. 1
Nesers. Ir., N'lltdvnd: Gentlemen—lt wirer tali blear;
are to inform pot that your tiafe preserrel my Ilmine and
Papers uninjured in thane:a tart nlubt, by which every i
thing einem:my prendwe war mune:med, and although it
war expoweithroughnut the dre. to intenee heat. Its cm- i
Unite Imminent unharmed: The Bak, wile little Malting , I
will, T think, answer for annther trial. Respertfair Your*"
... IYI-1 T. JENNT..Ar., 11 South 121111 am at.. •
_
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
SC 11 AFTEltht SUCKOW,
Nor. 125 it! 127 Anthony et- New Farb,
Itif .I
t INUF.A.CTURERS, Wholesale and Re=
e i rlf d *" Dealer
i Vi ti Ze e riT ed asit ' clre 'x'a .
F n i :' ° gall
faithfully and promptly executed. Dealers and others art
inrited to call and examine our Mori, i Y 4- 3 .7
--
• FEVER AND AGUE. - •
•
DR. EIMAIID BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
/bolts For. and Ague:. ay Fever, litepcpsia and 01
Billions
.rjrIIE Proprietors of t is Medicine will state
without hesitation or Anis of contradiction, that the
...meths 0 rumor. has cured more persona where It has
been introduced, than any other medicine to vute for the
This medicine hes neither Arsenic, nor
e i e ll
et ' ni l cre VA' t tli h ,ll; l 9lilnl t Ailf; °LI
invigorating In their tend... Persons while using, this
medicine will not be affected br caleTmae wade*. •
damp atmosphere no more than when in their usual health.
Pita.rs in sections of the reentry whemthe Ague pre
esti • . will do well to adopt this medicine the patient Is
net obliged Cu lav by while under treatment and they mar
be assorodeforp%edy curs. The Proptietor tould Introduce
thousands of certificates from these ofthe highest respect•
ability. but preferasaying to the Let Our one bottle and
you will have the Infallible Mod to yourself. Poll direc
tions for its wee acromPanY Penh ootue•
Cortitrates ean he sown at the
hive
where thin
Medicine has roved when ail others have failed. •
Fur Dispepaittand all other I.lllllone Complaint/I there la
not a better Medicine !tithe Market.
It has also heron taken with the iciestnatonishing snare.
In Several rases of Ithaumatlsm and Clout; for thew com
plaint. take a tables - Monied a day.
O. bottle of this Medicine very often has the desired at.
f FOr .11 r 1V =l:i l t e iln ail waits of the United tate.
and Caned.
All Wholesale order, most be tobiressod to !SEED A
• BLEKKAIt. sole Propriety., PS Broadway, New York.
AOGNTS—Fleming itroT., B. A. Feline:dock t CO, T. Wit.
coo k Co.. and Geo. 11. Key., Pittsburgh. icZAITS
Tile Peoples' Book!
N 0 one - who can read should be witholit
ropy of TILE CONSTITUTION OF TILE UNITED
TE.. DECLARATION' OF INDEPENDENCE. and
WASHINGTON'S FAIIEWELL ADDRESS.
Just' published• laws Soo.. heavy Taper.= page , . Muse
tratedirith nue Portreits upTashltutton and Jeftersan on
%tubed pep,
Peder--Cloth, 251.44 Paper Covers. 12.‘,. ets.
Coneldering the style to which this lion } up, It is
roe of the CHE A P EIT es well as one orthe MOST USEFUL
Pool", over published.
Liberal tome to the P. ode. Rooksellent mad on your
(net. to the Putallehre TINS. FREItE,
:Glasse stroet,New lark.
11.—Nelields Agents ereutedto sell the ober. Book
throughout thaoroui rr. • re3o-tfe
The Engle Manufacturing Company
..
kuu t factorre and ' , Pr firr Rio 11..fork.Li.o &sir. bk GlAldh
en a d:seroad f a the prienqf FOREIGN NOODS:
RICH SILK EItOCATELLF.S AND COTOUINEN
In gloat minty of Fetter. sud eolubinathen of Colors:
all
of erhieh Paterns aro
CONFINED TO OUR OVEN SALE§,
An entirely new article tor ,
•
FirIiN(TrIef.,'rPHOLSTEXT. c.
Wldcb mmbinee the greltourt ancouut of DI:11ABILIVC
and Itle)INM4 found to WIT artfele ever before used,
Tbere Goods aro made by Vows boom sod are Om onIT
Goode of that manufacture ever offered Do ale. peslers
will do ...MI to examine these Goode before puretatfon.
Arefllnce of tbo Co., N 0.4 Park Plan, N. V.
jeleAmv 8. e. MARSH. AMIt...
IRON WARtHOUSE.
MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
Importer+ and Bolder, In
IRON AND STEEL, •
2tS2 Grromekh Nlrvd. Nan York.
Keep runatantly on hand a full ineartanont of Bar. Hod
Band. llceet. Horne Shoe. and other MOS.
STEEL OF ALL KINDS.
Merchants from all rot-flour of the country are Incited to
call or rend thole ardor. before buying.
Or4cra by;mall ontnuted onrearm wlll be Blind at, the
lowest market rat.. Sldltt LB, Jt
iel.2-r • 262 Gonetoolch at—N T.
SC - ITEEFFELtiI SA BRO'r
UGG EER I STS, S & CO.,
WLIOLULF , DR
xrn , TOFF:,
ILlke reetormi fe tio.llo 11insarag., - M4 , ,clkelatan ,
IIIIPOILTING.the lending, Drupe from their:
original markets, bath. In .Earope sad East 'Mike. and.
o 'tomb and Englieb Glum:dads, Itetlanare, "Toet.
Nail and hair "prams . Irak Gloves aadjetraps, Isuis laid
'retest:Sponged. Casks. &mid. im.• t•t— 'Mkt' as. tUtta...
Um most ressanatde testae. Orders either in person.. or
mail. edit resole., their beet attention. fol2..llkne
%UMBEL'S
PATENT 51.ACIllICEnTtLETC111,1D LEATIIRR
The telly 'Weed /huutgin the Cbuntry.
rrITEY are made from the beat oak tanned
11„ leather, sod thoroughly atria...he& cemented, and
rielted together. and loade to run reared' Y Mate d+ awl
with • pepa-t hunt° tlehl'ullleaund warranted to Deanna
rata article and In okohoe the purchaser. They can he had
single. double or tuned—with Lace Luther. Write •o¢
alt neceaaary actirJee In the line. by addrerdon
haat...gage WV., }UMW'S, ratentee,=Verry
CaOIAIOP.ikajDIX:WOrka.
Nos . . all and , al :j lfuaroe orat; XeiTork,
OPPOSITE THE ALLAITIE WOUX.S.
3,1 L ES BOONS, 122 GP A SD srntrr,
rm.% zwor.t nost thazoltEr..
... ..
•
ICIE subscribers hating extensive and un
surpassed MT.' t• atMEn Al tnanufaetnaine every ar
in their line. are now ureparul to oder to the publlr ,
and dialers tbrreahoot the count." ,
tinOCCIIT d Gin' IRO Y RA LLCM.
"
of ovary deaeriution,
{,herpes. Shutter,. Mors, linlnnle. hill natittaft47 ,46, .. l
oruutievddh i-IVOs and Ca.nites fcr enthlrtn. Iron
Maier, utters, ;Pose :Muer., noose road , .
lid.rl: goers. rhibrrito wet Ad ' '
Raub, do.. de.
Also, a tonwrlarnuallty of Iron Farm Penal, ell of *hick
they wllluarrant to mews he strength:durability. taau
ty of dudes and elteepus, the manufseturceof any oth
hewn to their bee. Orders tram every real. of CO.
United nate* ittanklldly tussl=ed and emulated ulth the
utescart despatch. MT d LA10316.
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Li In Broome, Painted Palls and Tolo. Wood sates il
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H. B. BENSON, PIIOPILISTOIL
qf Baud, 114.0 per &sr:4M
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is decidedly the greeted Improvement erin. Wide 10
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lanai In eue.thied the thee required.by theeld preeW. at
melt We ozroll.e. Led ha smoothness. Ntrongtb, , halt
and durehillty it enrarressed by any otheryroonse tdyues,
rAeturing [ether. For pertleulanyrnuhlre ef •
O. P.WMPER.,
Weed *L. Pittsburgh. Ps.
Linden Lend Company of •Wiaconsin.
11IIE Corpomtors of this 'Company:have
opee , l locs,ks.lbr suberriPtion to tho C.Ntal
et be 11.1, log Muse of Meuse. A. WILKINn t W.. No.
71 Fourth st.. Pittsburgh, where runghlote containing
l'Agrter,ilfologl.l Sorrels. Ae. you beobtaincA by Puttee
desiring intones/ion rotative to the Cowen) , met
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Ifirfhli large and eornmodinne rinds& having under
gone thorough repair, andfurnished with new equipment.
throngliontrie nor olene far the greption of the traveling
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140 Thlrl At.. l'ittphurab. Ps. ' ri , 341 .
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PITTSBURG
, H C A zikirrE. !of thrilling eloquence , lie took as his.. theme, that Was established byletoniational lase on the! - The Cholera atthe Waltz of . . . .
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''''' ''''' - , "The redemption remedies are suf fi cient for all presumption that repreenstatives - of states were :- • - --. ', -- --f.: .r YErir/01.00 10- 9 24. s "- \ ''s • ..1 ,
=------. i the rains of the fold" ' . • . ' dimsified,,cool•hended, honorable men, incapable r Reports reached here on Saturday of the suds \ \ •,,,, '
lirilt not attempt ter give you's synopsis of his , the offences that:wonld,liatel other men over, i den outbreak:of eholera at' the. Falls. Drs. lhon-' , , \S-,
speechs Near - the close he made` a happy' and .'• to the prison or the gallows. \ ' - ' : ilton and Hunt repaired to the spot and found it :. _ s<rs -..
i
very appropriate reference to the foandation of But the administration at W4ogton deemed ;:raging among the Iriablalkmers on the oanld and"' . r \ -t.,
. the Orphan's Holum in Italles-by .Fitinke. The it necessary to demand an.apo • from the San low graunds at the suspensiot bridge. The panic • \‘, s .
-': . - ! unavoidable difficulties attendant, on the eons- IJean authorities fortheirseisurepf Capt Smith's , aided the deadly effect of the disease. A num-
A W.1.51111.,;iGT0N, July 24. I meneemeet of such" an enterprise, the disco= ! diplomatic accomplice. This.demandrwas en-.' ter lay dying andslesd, andsol3246llTbundl l4 ' : .'i *
The pregreee of merruption--Atteration, of 1 - t e l r l . 1 figments and trials of those who assume the re-' . trusted to Commodore 11 - o ll ins,'of the U. Blimp ' had lied. - • ' . - ...- •
Committee of, Inrestigdtion-- 'd
,r,mmo ' sponsibilithis thereof, contrasted with the grata-: ,of war Cyane, ands in obedience to instructions, The two gate-keepers et the bridge had; died,
V
erldtian -4 Sether forsifiamtien• : . 1 tude of -the the orphan, our duty to rescue him; the on the demand being rejected, he
,protroptly and'the gate . was deserted ands personipissitig
My brief chapier . on public and privatheorrup- usefulness of many redeemed from a life' of ; opened the gIIIIO.Of his ship on flie - unhappy lit -1 over free. The diseese-da spreading from lead ••• •
Son and immorality, as developed in the pro= '1 wretch ed - nes and n lest , and fitted to hold - re- tie town, keeping up a fire from 9A.ID to causes, principally the oPP fttalup -earth ;
sponsible situations n life, were vividly depicted . : , 3P.M. of the 12th of July, and at 4P. M. sient, und the heights. Yesterday the .alssods -
cemrings of Congress, has received another pain
t by
the orator. . • '. a Larty on shore who'finialierl the work the botn- . and s`
symptoms -were moderate. , ' lemdeathe to •
fel illustration- to - day. Mr. Wasblva.rnser'lM l- i At the close of „t speech, the wholereemna. bardnienttiad left undone, end reduced Sim - Juan' last ' tight reached to about fifty. -Wirifk - -in now.
11010, came intotlM Ito Use with the official copy 1 n y, proceeded by O f clergymen, and some of the .to a heap of *ahem fit:range to say; no liver ontirelysuspended, and all not sick have fled,— • ,
of the law gmritittg a million or two , of screirof ierphans s and chee arc bY the music of the choir, , were lost, the ferwinhabitants of the thins having There is no sickness at ' the yidls.' The weather 1' '
t oe d i n a iS o r th e Minnesota :pt t ais sa s; scheme . I maredied: from the.gve to the Bite Of the new, apparently fled at the threat of the h
f• building forming 'h beauta'al moving scene. • leaving no one there to offer the required apolo- ".. I , , [stens° Disrareu.) .• . - •
lie showed -thm after the passage of thenet st
,Here the ' atone was . laid with the usual ceremo- ‘, ge e to the commander for the - wrong done to the Nislasma Fastwere s, July 25.—There sever
bed been alter - id - in a material manner by the • • s . f s i ' - . , minister. ' Thus is American honor vindicated al deaths from cholera yesterday In the neigh-,
erasure of thmourd or, and the substitution of r But now was witheased a spectacle of quite aby a species of punishment that looks-more like borhood Of the suspension bridge; and everybody •
the word and,the effect of - which was to give all 1 different character. More than five hundred cowardly, wanton incendlarism, than the retail- was leaving as fast as poisible, Three or four
the Lands donated by_ the act to a company here- I guests took seats at well-filled tables, famished( Mimi ef kgreat asul.porierffOnd civilized goy- dollars per day woe offered for leborars, they
': : 1 Great liberality of the eurrounding community. r i ernment. . having all fled from the vicinity. . • .
tefore chartered by the 'Minnesota Legialateire, r Great is due to the ladies forth() complete l As the adminisdration has chosen thus to re- ~ Two unfortunate creatures .died alone yester
whereas it waif the intention of Congressin pass- I arrangement and Superabundant supplies of the yord its own honor "111,8 identical 'with that of its day' in a shanty near the bridge, and their bodies
ing the net, ti leave the application of the rant r board. - One lady especially. Mrs. 8., of Pitts- minister; it is worth while to look back upon the laid there in a horrible state of .deoompenition; s'
open for the action of the Legislature: By. this burgh, for her previous liberality and present antecedents of Mr. Borland. The first we, ever nobody being willing to.enter to florist in hury-.. -
means the valim of the hinds, estimated_
unwearied attention to the comfort of the guests, heard of him was as a medical practitioner in ing t era. They 'were obliged this morning , to
be
.Kentucky.. . About the year 1342 he emigrated burn the. hantyto consume the bodies:"
worth two or three millions of dollars, be me as in lathe work of this ' enterpnzo, the urinal to Arkansas, and under the aespices of a wing of - .Th re . was about. tea deaths in the vicinity
invested gratuity i n the existing company: - It course of easing mach and doing little has been the dominant party of that State, be became ed- yeste day, and a toither more are reported to
was immediately busied about the House that revened, I must leave the subject here, lest. I' ;tor of a newspaper. : His Kentucky prineiples 'day: -- • • '" '
the alleged fraud had been committed , jointly by . wound her retiring modesty. It would have done. were : similar to those.recentlyAllustrated in, the
dit. to have seen the Ward case, and hediadnot beenloes in - A.rkansas
alr. Stevens, of Illicit.; end Forney, the Clerk of Yo u r bravt good, m r • - --- r• . . - - • -
.
- immense stores of bread ; butter, chickens , beef, before be had been.engaged in a couple of du el s.
the House.. Acommittee of five wee immediately hem, tongues, /sc., provided by the good folks By such and similar acts of prowess, which may
raised, amidst a feeling of universal astonish- of Butler county... There was not only 'enough.
~.be regarded as tho appropriate- training for bis
meat and shame, to investigate this new yillainy. and to spare,' but many 'baskets full' .were care- recent Rerforn3ances at San jean; be made him-
Mr. Stevens soon after rose, and said that the' fully stowed away for the future comfort of the self an ompirtant personoge, and with his news
alleged altorntionof the said act had been eieen- orphans. In the very heart. of the country, stir- :paper , acquired . considrable influence. , n
Othe
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rounded by moral and religions occurrence of a• vacancy in th e United - States
led under Fethey'S direction, at his , Stevens , r community, earlier good land is nowfarnislied Seaate by the death of an Arkansas Senator, he
request, seconded - by that of 'four or - five Sena- ,
for the support" of theae,lthildren. May the . was appointed to it by the Governor, and mime.
tom. Ile thought the word and vi* iii the hill elite:is of the enterprise, which is; entirely de., quently. was elected • to' the• mama place by tbe
as it passed, and flailing "or" i n i ts p i ties , b o
„penciant (under divine ehly he the .s.vMPethY .of .Legislature. ss At Washington -he found much.
desired Forney to make the correction , brio told the public, commend it to the approbation of the sympathy .inii congeniality , among the choice
that such'a course, was not unusual, I philanthropist ,M. 0; spirits thatnowhave awaythere. :One of Presi
nod he had - br- - n V r °* ent , , . - . - • .., . ..,.. . , . .
• dent Pierce 's fi rst acts waste appoint : the es-doe
made it accordingly. I am inclined to thinks - ' , fir, ex-editor andes-Senator wilds Meister - to
that Stevens is guiltless of any deliberate Par- . Central America; wherehedisrtingoished himself
.
pose to defraud , bat nobody acquits Forney upon i bymaking a speech to the natives - an hour and
-the score of n misapprehension of his duty, or three quarters long, and then negotiate , l a tree
ty,Vithont any authority, that was so extrava
upon any ether ground: The matter will be gently absurd that it was not considered for a
rigidly investigated, and it is expected that For- moment, even by the President, and was never
nay, at least will be expelled, sent ta the Senate. - . •
The name of ,Senator Jones, of lowa, is given- At this point the diplomatic. history of Mr.
as one of aurae who urged this surreptitious inter- -Borland wasenspended when be performed the
potation of the but subsequently Mr. Stuart exploit of May hist, which bas been s o chisel
rousy vindicated by ' the
m e oyerntitent .at Wash
of Illichlgan, withdraw a statement to that effect.
than ington, in reducing to rushes a little to w n aith-
No zoonerwas this matter disposed of; Mr. out nationality and Witte:Mt a protecting 00000.
lance, of lowa, presented a resolution directing : meat We fearthis is totem last we shall hear
the Secretary to report a list of persona who bad, of thisdisgtheeful act,: .which is calculated seri ,
onslyter injure the American name in all pasts I
entered public heads at or near the lake Superior
. of the eivilized.wOrld. ` But we do hope it Ls
the
termination of the proposed road, which wee last we shall hear Of Mr. Borland as - a represen
calopted. The object of thi s resolution is said to tative of this government in any foreign country.
.
bo to bring out the facto that an association of We, may :consider ourselves fortunate that the 1
Senntors procured the survey of two townships of field of lus' diplomacy was in to obscure a tuition
as, Central America, and that - there is no great
land in that vicinity, and entered the whole of it power take up the defence ''of the devastated
within thirty days from the datirof survey. With dittlevillage that has been:laid waste to satisfy
the suleantage of the location of this 'rail- . .his , wounded honor and to sustain him in his do
med. aided by an immense grantor public lads, fenee of a man charged with warder.--Phit'a.
the speculation might reasonably be expected to
make the fortunes of the - operators. • • • s
This whore probably settles the fate of the
;thole batch of milrend grants for this seerionj.l
and but for it it is entirely probable that the
House would to-day have suspended the rides by 1 , ,
ar two-thirds vote and passed some of them, if not
the whole lot.
The IDEIdIOOIO earl fraudulent scheme known ],
as Hunter's substitute fur. the. Homestead.line,!
been u.uch canvassed in the House to-cloy. I
cannot discover that it faith any faroe—j, haver
not found a man 'who does not regard It as el
plan to defeat the Homestead under the corer of
. nprofeseed concession to the principle, goodie
'rob the old States of their entire property in the 1
public domain. There is something so cool and 1
impudent in the way in -which a very:liberal
~.11conesterid section is inserted in the bill after!
. ,
nearly every acre of land is taken away and
diverted to other purposes, that was before liable
to llomestead rights, that many members favor
able to the latter measure will not yet:belle:re
, that it bears a construction - under 'which thri,t
.
eLlect can be carried oat .Itut, c one
_et ;
atisaas Yieldsithi likrstlatitito his j gaunt I
1
is soon as he examines the bill : Even ts Dair; '
son; the father '
of the llotnestead of this C ogrev,
admits that the worst construction is the trete",
one, and that it kills the Homestead. _ 1
The Senate to-day have added nearly all the
items to the general appropriation bill reported
by its committees, which amount to the moderate
sum of only $2,500,000. • ,
They then went into secret session, and too k
up the Reciprocity. Treaty. Mr. Clayton made a
long and. able speech in opposition. Some dis s
mission was had• whether it had better be con
.firmed at once, - ,or left to be trispoeed of at an ex
ecutive session, proposed to ba held after the
terminatiou of the legislative session.' As there
is a good deal of !Peaking to be done, ..I incline
to think it will go over, but it is considered cers
Min to be pscsed whenever the vote is taken.
_ .Itnnes,
V 51(181111 , 611, JULY - ^_8;.1854
FILOAI INTGUZi.
Corrrspnudeurr or title Mily Pittsburgh Garrtte.
Voe the Daily Pltteleurb Casette.
A Form School for Langone Orgy.. nom.
Mo. Eamon:-31eeting with the article below
in the North American of Philadelphia, 1 wee
not more surprised than delighted to learn the
progress of such an Institution near our eity.
uf the very existence of which f had been before
wholly ignorant. For rani past Iliad earnest
ly hoped that some effort might be made to pro
vide a Home for this most unfortunate class, but
was not at all prepared for a progress such as
that referred to in the article below. As the
community .generally Lare en interest in this en
torprize, and as its charities are dispensed with
out referenCe to nationality or creed, I hare felt
it a duty to direct the attention of the humane to
the praiseworthy efforts of the Rev. Mr. Passe
rant to pnrride for that class of orphan children
who are too old to be odmitted to any of the ex
, !sting asylums among no. 011 inquiry, 1 learn
that the edifice now in course of erection is de
signed for, the accommodation of 144 boys, and
t the peobable cost will be not far from $l5,-
pa, of which rum, there is nothing in band, ex
i
cept what in rolturtarily sent in from day to day.
`Now: it dois scam to the writer,. that a4gpnerous
public bare only to become artieudetatwith these
facts, not to allow this enterprise to fill for Want
of the necessary mesas. And surely Ina com
munity Rho this—composed of industrious and
successful 'heathen 'men—every one should foci
it to boa Sacred duty . to devote, some of Lis galas
to the cause of .Ahe fatherless'--who there find
a tour and are qualified in the echool-rooni, on
the farm, and fin the shops for timetables& and
respectability In society. "A litrusadnan.
for the F. asyyrkan I:. 8.0 asytty
Orphans , Farm etcheet, • •
Mosses. Emetic —The good things of the
earth are not all packed sway in our grand, con
solithited city. Much untold happiness , resides'
in our Mountain districts, far remote from RSV;
ropolitan anxiety and cantasion. • Like the Mill
that is as fragrant "in the desert air" as in Vie'
looks of fashlon's favorite, these scones aro beau
teous, though no pea proclaims their merits..
Seeking recreation west of the Alleghenies, in
Buhr' rewits from professional toll, I was In.t
vited to spend the glorious Fourth in festivities
both rational and profitable, at Zelienaple, in
Butler Co:, Pa., some twenty-die or thirty series
from Pittsburgh. Here boo been laid the folth
r ation of on Institution that promises much for
the welfare of a greatly negicoted•class of our
fellow beiega. The festivities of the Fourth wore •
connected:with the laying of the oorner atone of
this Instithtion. As the history of - this enter
prise is onp of much Ititereit, allow mo to fur
ash you a few facts, as I learned them on the
ground tram those well with them.
The establishment and fostering care of the
work tbuffar, (for already some twenty-five des
titute prplians have been admitted, fed, clothed
ail in the city of Pitustrorgh,) owe their Macon .
to the milicaried exerticins end self.dealal of the
Bev. W. 1 1 - Postilivant. Paster of a Lutheran
Church In that city. Three or four years ago •
one dollar woe placed in hie hands,' as a sfewida
lion for tide noble charity. This, however, stem
oda magnet of great power, and drew to itself
in little sums, enough to pay for the land that
hes - been purchased, and to: erect it" Director's
house. The plan for the main edifice, embrooes
a center bullding, with two wings, each three
stories high. It Tag the corner steno of this ed
ifice, 100 'feet by 40 which was yesterday
:with diie solemnity. Thermo of a beautiful grove
• iidjucent to the property had beeenateured, stag"
big and' aeete prepared, and early in the day the
people bet .n to assemble here in vast numbers.
At 10 o'clock the exercises were commenced
by the singing of a bison. Aftef prayer and oth=
er suitable plelinthunies, the crater of the day,
Prof. W Conrad; of Springfield, Ohio, WU in•
troduced liho addressed the audience In speech
. -
. . . • From. the .N.„'r. Trituas.l
• ' . ' The 'Deerrisciten of Sea Joss. _ ~
From residents at Greytown at the time of the
bombardment, and from passengers by 'the Pro!.
mother* we gain, further facts relative to the
town and its destruction.
Oreytown consisted of about eighty, homes,
nearly all of them built of wood, and by farthe
greatest proportion of them constructed in the
United States and *ken:there on shipboard. One
of theee—Lien'a Hotel—cost $15,000,, Not more
than-sine-fourth of the houses M the new part of
the town, which las been built since 1850, were,
occupied, but were deserted' from business con-.
' siderations some time previous to - this affair. .1
' 'The population of Oreytown consisted of about
500 persons altogether ;, of which number ten or
twelve.were from the United States, 'hint twenty
live were Englishmen, and twelve Frenchmen
and Germans... The remainder of the population
were Jamaica. negraes and natives.' The Amer- i
icans„ English,' French and Dutch- were engaged!
in hotel-keeping and trade. - The houses ocoupi- i
cal by the natives and negroes were principally
truism baildige,With roofs, of thatched palm-leaf.
When the Cyan° appeared before Greytown,
and demanded satisfaction to the amount of $24,-
000, threatening bombardment if, not complied
with at a given hour, - it, was not believed by the
inhabitants that the town was to be demolished,
pillaged and burned. They expected that a few
shots would be - fared into the town, that a few,
houses would be perforated, and then hostilities
would cease. Moat of the English, however,
went for protection • on board the British war
schooner Bormtubc,. Copt Joll3, lying, in the
Als•Fabens, U. S. Agent, 'together with six or
seven of the Americans, sought protection under
the flag of the Baited States on board thecyane,
and the remainder of the inhebitants of Greltovm,
'including all the French and natives, together,
with a few English and Americans; left the place'
during the night and morning,preceding its - de;
struction. They all encamped together on the
shore in the woods' about: a mile distant--:.Not
anticipating the entire demolition of the town by
bomb-shells andl torches, they toole.but little 'of
their effects with them. ' , . • : . ,
All the ' property left was destroyed; conse
quently the houseless inhabitants Were in great
suffering for the Want of food and of clothing and
protection from the Weather When our infotmant
left. ,They had stretched up sheets for tents,And.
many were obliged to sleepin tlis open air, with,'
out the least shelter, and were half famished ter:
the want of food. A brig laden with predate •
which. had just arrived as the bombardment cons.
rammed; hue prabably supplied theirs. -' r. 1 (.., ,, •?:
The terms of Capt. HAWS not lieliiii.6. . .
with, be opened has. fire promptly at the appoint
edtime—nearly. every shot doing execution.: lie
fired about two hundred sheds, but not burning
up the town,. as he- desired, he sent .ashore a
launch with - a Lieutenant and about twenty-five
'men, who proceeded to set en fireallikatrentain.:
ed of Greytown. - • While doing an they are said
to have inspected the interior of the buildings
rather closely, and_pillaged as much as they
pleased. Before finishing the wafts they were
pretty thoroughly intoxicated with wines and
liquors, and were constantly, cheering. .. 1 The
amount of proPerty destroyed by this bom
bardment is stated to behalf a million of dollars.
' The day before the bombardment, Capt. Hol
lins took possession of • the guns which were for .
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the protection of ' the town, and, took them to
Pasta Arenas and pbseed theta in the keeping of
the agent of the Transit Company.: - During th •
bombardment two shots were aimed at the flag
staff from:which floated the Mosquito flag.' The
first ball severed the halyms; and down came the
flag to half mast, the second ball eat the' staff
off; from which it was suspended. . , . . \
While the Cyano was cannonading, a =texas
received by Capt. Hollins from the captain of the
British schooner . Bermuda, stating chit he re
gretted that he had not a British vessel of war
there of the size of the Cyano..-he would compel
him to desist. . . Capt. liollins,,ln reply .to the
note, regretted that Capt. dolly' had not rcec;:just,
such, as be beliOved that the United States could
get - possession of them on the the same terms as
they got ' the Cyano..- There. was is. good
deal of anxious loo'king for the British mail sten:
mer ' Bee, then homiy • exreted, anff remarks
were made that when she arrived hostilities
would immediately be suspended. - 'Just aa - the '
town was to be fired, the expected mail steamer
• arrived, but ranch lc the surprise of all the En•%,
glishmen, the work of. Pillaging and Betting fire
to'llie town went forward., When it yeast' over,
the Brills steamer left for some other port, hat
mg the Be da in tow
The 'g and pillaging party were'on shore
nearly half tlie day, and passed thnlime in great
glee, hinny of them .were 110 much intoxicated
that it was not an easy matter . to get ~ them on
A number of e'residents of Greitoe came to
al e
ass
Now York on bo - of 'the Prometheus, being
prorided with free ages by the- agent -
Two poisons - we said to be micaing, and:
there'were' apprehensions Mist they had heal
blitzed in the conflagitn. , .... • 5 ',,,. ..-
Destraattem . 4 Btu Jaai
It ii not often that the American press is call
ed upon to record so want% an outrage as that •
wo onnotmem to-Jay, In the isembardment, bian•
American sloop of-war ' of %it unproteetedlittle
finding village of SanJnandejliessagna. The
punishmeut is-immeasornbly above the offence
complained of, anti the teethed \ of . chnetising a'
defenceless village le discreditable to a power like
.tbat et the United States. .
The diffichity which has led - to this.shameful
affair octurred in May last. Copt. T., T. Smith,
an American in command of a steamer In Nico
-1 raps. called the Routh, for somo real nd fan .
Mod offence, Is reported to have abot d kwn with•
a rifle, a citizen of Greytown or San Juan, It is
said that Mr. Borland, the American Minister to
Nicaragua, was on board the steamer and\
noosed .and countenanced the , crime. . At, all
events, when thapopulace of San Juan. justlyez
cited at the cold-blooded murder, endeavored 4
arrest the murderer, Le volunteered for his
tection; seized a musket and,.placlog hionclf OA'
the guards of the steamor,warned the marshal and
his men, who were endeavoring to Make the ar
rest, to do so at their peril. Finding themselves
the weaker party, they desisted, but in the evenr
when hlr. Borland s had gone ashore to the
residence of Mr. Fabins, the United States Com
mercial Agent atEhn Juaw, they arrested him,
• detaining bins a pristiner all night, permitting
. 4101, however, to go onboard the Northern IJ,I
nest morning, and sail - for Now Yerk:z
This isbrietly, and we thiisk:correctlyiiiia
tory of the offends: , An Akserlcon committed
capital orimc;. the U. S. Minister %imposed to
prevent his trial by the loolimuthorities, accom
panyiag his interposition With ;violent demon
ideation* and threats, more in ;the ammeter of
a professional bully than of a ' dignified represen
tative of a' great nation. Tho r San Juan people
must have been more or lets time homan, if they
could have looked unmoved upon suoli 'a crimi
nal and unauthorized interference with %emir%
of their own laws. Mr. Borland, by interposing
*to prevent the *sari of Capt. Smith,`beatune an:
accessary In his critic, and this ought clearly.te;
remove from him whatever. irlvflegeidA 41105.
Matto office might hate clothed him till& \:Wam
office satiodous brutality and. crime, It la
dad; and its incumbent ought not to be pifst.
tad to shelMt- himself under a form of proteelleit
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VOLUME LXVII--NtIMBER. 296
INTEIMSTING, AND 1.312011.TANT
The :low Tort Tribime giresm letter from Par
is, which endolies'aoine truly : startling 'state
ments.-, The following insertions aro mado:- .1. A Special Messenger kris been sent from
'Bassin-to Washington. ;
2. Thugs desires-American sympathy, has
need of American money, and -rill sacrifice much
of her personalinrerests to'lrritnte England; end'
cripple hepin Ameiican soil' '• -"-
2. A proposition is* ondts.way to Washington,
lowing lu,rierr tho eettsion of important territo- .
ry - --Sit.lta,--to the United States fora money con-.
. . . .
4. . Russia is Makingpreparations for a. ten years
war, end on a scale of 'great magnitude. ' - • -
. 5. llussia considers that she has never receiv
ed say defea t , 'since. the . commencement .of the
present war:'- :
. 6. TIM ' Prince' Paskiesiitch was not wounded;
_ 7, iiiclawdeciaria publicly, that dare Aits.
jrin }l4'givetrhim the °taus belli, his first move
would be on Vienna, which he means to take and
..,71. Ito stdl drains that in.bia attack. on Turk
ey;.3thrritorial , acquisition wad Inot the cad he
',sought, bat that Jeru.saleta should be free to all
..ieligions, and that the Christians..in:Turkey.
,ghould beiprOtected bath ' rights aeShriatians,.
9:1'lle has at last,
full infam4 of the English, and he inteudsikkiet: r
s
Ale the, ount with them to the best of `his 1
Means. -.- , ---- ,—' -- - \ 7 s ' , . ' V
19. 'He denies: the story of the detention of
i• Sir Hamilton Seymowe'S prOperiy, and ``says says it
11.'lle respects boultoßapoleott,\ but' for the
conduct of England he can only employ, the term
infamy .
The letter is quite auriosity'', and (adeserves
an attentive perusal; Thee Tribune alluding to
the Envoy, says: '-: '--' '- - X. -' •\ ~ '- ' •
• "The =3lo' and antecedents of this confiden
tial messenger are - well known to us, \ rind wacan
vouch the his cheracter ,and the gettuifieneee of
the statements 'which oar correspondent details
from him. He has been chosen for thLegussion,
as we have reason to premum, not only because
of - the - cOnlidence the - Czar reposes' in his \devo
tion to the interests's& Russia - in the pending
struggle, but because, thecharader of an *met ,
lean citizen, to which we, believehe has aperfect
right, onablea hint; to pass throtigb Europe with
greater facilitinnd'freedeni•trom ', annoyance.
Eels to arrive here in the screw steenaer bedlam,
which was to:eel, from Havre and Southampton
on'the 10th, and may beuxpected to aecomplish
the voyage in same,tifteen or sixteen days.",
thehave for doom time been \eonvineed that;
the preeent Administration 'must have it'fight;•l
ti i we have not apprehended that it was likely
to "pitch 'into" Great Britain Spain, nor even 1
MEXICO. Judging by its mani festations of spirit
andProwese ,on other oceasions, we '•issitrpeeted
that His Majesty. the Eing, of Mosquito, was
very likely to `feel tho weight of its displeaeuro
the very, first time - neat a pretext could be , found
or naantikectited \ for a displayof Martial fury.
We were smistaken--the storms. has •hurtled by
Gallinippe4o burst in awful potency on the sea
4tort bantletnf Gitytowtt which le totally de
stirtiyed by its \ inc. - ,And,'on fall consideration,
this is the quarter in which the demonetration
• should have beep anticipated. For Gallinipper
, is in.,solne mot a British, protege, rind btimbard
; log hie log palace tnight\ have led to some sort
of renianstraricc, while Greytown is by the Clay
ton treaty entirely cat off 'from all support or at
finitywith any considerable power, nod could bo
knocked to pieces •witiperfect impunity. Yes,
Pierce .S. Co hove theeen wisely the theatre for
the display of their lalor, and the bombardment
of. Groytowns, will ••stansVinscribed on History's
glowing page es the great military exploit of the
present adminiStration. , , ',
We will not hero attempt to weigh and balance
the provocations lo thhiremarkable performance
We believe tho• Man whom Cap; Smith shot at
Greytown trim e big fellow`, , ,and that the shoot- .
ing was not wholly without reneen. But having
'thus trams the law .into his own bands, it does
seem that the Captain)shouldbove been willing
to submit bis conduct th i tho jiiignient of some
tribunal or other in the rtlity where the affray'
occurred, and where, along could , the witnesses
be found to, explain it. \But no, tho Captai n.
from his vessel s hoot s down his nuniond refuses
to be taken before any tribunalt.antl, Mr. Em
beerier: Borland—,-who had \no 11101 , 3 rightful
authority, in the prendees data any corporal oft
•tnaiities—asenmea the task of shielding the hom
icide from all responsibility. , Tht next. we hear
is the dostrictien of _Greytown by :the U. S` ‘ ship
Cyano, because, her people—the authorities t•ST.
lag long a(nee resignevl--refoso to apologias' for
the treatment of Mr. Borland . : Ali: if Grey
town 'bed been n British, a French, or even, a
Russian port, does.any one believe it world have,
beeu treated thus eartitely t —A' 1: 2)-ibtiae.
PCraig, the Ex-Superintendent of the Kenrack,y
Penitentiary, was, abet and badly wounded in.an
affray at V. Also°, Indian% last waek. .has ,
been, trying to get 3liss Delia :Webster lota • his
power., tel had avowal her arrest by eirtis of , *
regulation from the Governor of Kentucky. She .
wee released by a writ of liii!)iall Corpus Craig
and his hand of scamps flourished their pistols
Slid bowl.. knifm, on the,whirf, and threst ooo d ;
;to whip the Roams, Sd, when be was shot by
a man named Randall. • • • ..
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Ds:roc:alio firmr.—The Sira Francisco Dem
ocratic General Commlitm has followed the ex
=Pie of Its' Waimea: prototype, of . Now York,
by' sepsrating Into two diftct organtsitinns.
The point of diffsreace is in reference to the
"pestle°. whetherPOW Omura Senator ought
to be elected it the
Crabs
,next session the Waf
ture, in place of Dr. , whoa° teem does not
(ri pire until March 4,1855' , In . California the
Broderick fold anti-Broderick factions. seem, to
divide the Tarty. throughout:the - State. • "k
-new dement swain Es be ming li ng in the die'
.puce.' 21010.W:ern Califoriala theSarator_ese
ken from Abet. region 'lndeed of having-both
Senatori from San Francisco or its neighbor
.
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[THIRD liISPATOII.]
NIAGADA Fete, July 25.... Tis cholera at the
euspenalen bridgeltr abating to-day. - Numbers
of shanties erected by the Irish laborers lute``-'
been burned down. ; The health,
good; and visitors not over crowded. , .
ANOTIIEII. GILIAPOWDaII Exrtemex.--Ther On
tario [Carmda West] .Reporter of the 19th inst.
gives ; the particulars of
,a shocking accident.
caused by the explosion . Of gunpowder, 'dialer
to,the ono at' Wilmington,'DeL, recently, bitt not
so daSirliCtill4l... It 'appears a wagon was ConvOy- ,
ing a load of goods, including a, keg of powder,
containing 28 lbs., and that the driver dropped a
cigar he was smoklng, by which" tiro was ,coir 7 ,
mmucated to the keg'of pOwdetc and a trim:tuf
does'explosion followed. ' The Reporter says:
The goods and wagoa.were scattered' n frog
/Reece some hundreds of rods about, but the meet
heart-rending lathe fate of the parties in charger
The driver was blown against the fence and con
siderably injured, so much so as to remain parli
ally out of his mind until Tuesdarevening, lie
is now recovering. John Pentlond; son of the
,
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Rev. J. Pentland; who was- ale in th e wagen;',lir
so far injured as to leave but, • t hopes of •his .',
recovery. ' He Iraq blown ..lathe air, his
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clothes torn to fragments on' tiro; body. and .
- Minds harried 'black with th plOded fiowder. t.
While tearing the burning e her train his 'per-
xeim, - the akin peeled' off fro his hands.. The
horses woos much burned., ,hogshead of sugar -,
had nearly all the hoops torn elf and the staves . ,_..,....
partially burned.' .A. barrel of rinegai\wis bloint
toer tos; hardly a hoop or stave to he found in
the eiahll f h
orhood at the scene-of ' ' '
las Dasvntrcrtos or ; Gnarrows.-= ,ThU.de4 • . :- . ' • :-• -- -.:'.
tailed statements of this affair, given by'llp park-,-.. -- - . . , ' ,
sengcrs of the Proniethoue, are anythh4.lit . ,
creditablete the geverianent 'The general jil l ;n o :-,"
went`of the Country"' has ',been 'that 151. r.... r-- ''
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land woo , grossly in -the wrong in the affair f
the alleged ,murder,:and before the Admini'str4,l. • ,- . - : , ..
tion undertook to avenge him by. cannonading
helpless town , and destrOying \the property of
uriprqtectktl people, they ,sluinhi have shown , ..,'... , - ' •.•
some jtultiflcationlersuch Unnewki and Unnecet.
sexy. violence,. Therejs - but littin credit to be :•:' \ - : •••-..,,,,..,. ,
gained from the -burning of, a Xce - ta of llntelell •''.'-'Pe : "Q - '-:• ••••
huts :and the Oispersion. of a.fow' hundred lialf' ,, . - : •,; ::--.
‘ ,\rri,
clad nattves . especially , When it i re•membored
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that our rigitti have been : invaded, 4 s
our ling
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insultml in the same neighborhood b the British' -" - : 1.," - : - . ,... -
,authorities, without the slightest at pt of re- .: -••-; ' 1 \ •
' taHaticn... ; We,tako it foatcd - thtl e Kaptain; • .--..-- •': .. --
Hollins must havoracted_tly . withi his in
structionsi aud.are 'hope than imm to call,.
will be maddrin,Congress for those instru\tions, ' ' ••••• . -
modall the facts-which - lad to:their being bred, •,""..-'-,
As the mattoinoi stands, the affair soems•alpar.;..,7: - • -1 •.:.••,.....
lutelyillsgraceful;All4 for Hod honor of:the , 110?..:' , -.. -..:•,:' ' -' ..,, .
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tian we hnist-that tliere inky, at least. be f ond e ,
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someap - pearance of eicuse for it.iPh.itiji
i'll . plii `
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.P" °3318 o 2 TIM '610.40+,1--,Nince the 24th of
June, when t he cholera. made its appoittise..
there hare. been 1,70"0 deaths in all in-Philadel- .
'phis, of which 952 were tinder ii years' Of 'air ,
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and 175 were fromehaleta. ,In New , Yorli, shine
the Sd of tuna; there have been 4,699 deaths; ln\
eluding 2163 under 5 years of ,tige add ,684,;\
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`from cho'ler.a. In Brooklyn on - Sunday Nur:dni ; there \S , ... ,
.Fwerre 197nevitites - of Cholera (the largest Tino-
.Iter yet in , n one — tia3.) and - 9 • • denthe.% 'At-- thet;.? N. 'Y....
cholera hoipital in New York, on Monday; 'theca:
were 7 eases and '4- deaths . .At Albany, for the,, , .;1„ . t
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three days :_ttreeeding Saturday, 19 2. - cleathswirot ,:,
.repo d,' 44Torouto;Canada, for the three ;
endix4, \ :e 20th , there were 47 cases and 13'
deeths. - . - -Ilt Montreal; in thei.9th,lhera,librgv '. ' •,- '
" ' ' e ' deaths,. sad V. mere on the 20th; but' ' :\,,
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88 cholera 'deaths, and z::...-. , _, ._ _. _, _
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the disease is now said to be andoinitherei mad: t :
has nearly\ disappeared from Quebec- - At Mem - •
, Go, 111:, on:the 20th, there were 30 deaths, in.:
‘tlsaeal fin i c=i e d h ens i ?o r 6ro t e m o o u n t!a th re e d'lt t l if•
fear Sisters of 'Mercy.. • ' • • , ''• ••••t- , :. • • .
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Tint BASSOLS Of TOR Choisaa AT BARBADOS!,
—We have Barbed papers - to the 28th ult.— .
The cholera is still ging their,'end the 'l4th ''' •
, had bech obseived *a' day of solemn prayer ~ • • 'l' :
and humiliation;. that the ...postgame might be '•:
stayed..., : \:,.......: r . :;. r...t •.. .- '.• •..
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The Globe publishes itianof burials to 05..,-...
'• ,';',,
24th, by which account will be Seen that -nip' ' :
• fewer. than 6,000 deaths h . been accounted for. • '
But from the mentor a ' e returns, especially "' • 4 . "
from the .rutil districts, it was conjeetared that • .-.•••••••
no less than 6,500 persons bad fallen victims ta -.; •• ..
'the Mortality. •'oa the 21st, 'according to the , .
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Porhadian„ there was no abatement of the .• : '
disease., On ono - day, the nutibBr Of deaths were .. . " '''•
computed at-311. According to thp • Globe; how- '''," '•
ever, there was a decided falling MT in the num. ...".;
ber of the mortally.;; , Oa the day ptrrieus, the :.......--:..
number of interments et Indian River wee 280; • •
on the 18th 223 i on the 10th it hakfillen to
I& ;and on the 2.'2d" to 187. Tho Mortality
.was alarmingly greal lathe hospitals. \s -V
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' Baker MADE Gnivas.-=.ln consequence of
the marry sudden deaths in Philadelphia among
thipoor, during the hot weather, the cemeteries • :
where they are usually buried - have resorted to . '-. `,!••
the plan of keeping ready made graves for sale. . . -, ...
Tho Bulletin says this is done on aceounehf the
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unusual demands upon.l.he- labors of the pave. - .•. ,-
diggers, and it proceeds to describe these'grases' - -_-. •
no follows: •
"Each morning too superintendent `„of one of • ••-.•
these pcili filar cemeteries causes a grave twelve •" , .
feat in depth to be dug, taking care to have Its .
length nod width sufficiently ample' to adroit a ' :', '
coffin of the largest dimensions. The coffin of .••.: •
the that applicant for lithOiSSioll into the gloomy .-- . •
receptacle is placed at , the bottom'of the o;6nd . : ~.• ~•
a slight covering of earth is placed over it, the
next comcr is placid on the top, or the first--a,
little more earth—another coffin-and. so. on WI.
til there are five tenants in the, grave, Om t41.7, - -„ -
most of which is five feet from the surbee.of the •, -
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ground The earth id then thrown in Mad the - ,\•,,,• ,- '
oblong mound is all that is left to tell of the spot • -,,
where the poor, and well 'nigh friendless repotm, o ..`,..-,
• The London financial world tidies-hid ileums
to Shock them which will deatiroj. shmewhatof
the effect of the Schuyler, explosion when it -.-..
reaches them. , Forged dock warrants to them- '-. • •
.'tent of L 400,000 had been detected upon which
.i i i t f i i i n e e d yi n had eo boon borrowed. . wed. e leze ti t r ufw,g na had
rte: r r
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petting the suspension of 11. NV. -Lord hr. C,0..; '
that the firm advanced moony upon dock war?.
rants whielf proved tbo forgeries; end partite', • • ,
who bozo recently fai cd, as well as .the Dock `,... •.
Wharfingere nee impli tad. The amount of for, \.
god documents' held the firm named is stated. '• c •
at .040,000,and en eminent disooont bonito Ls mild - .
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to have 150,000 more. The Paid:us, some of `..
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the firms who recently ' felled were in collusion . ..
with a Wharf:lnger, who Las absconded, leaving, . ~
the holders of the 'remelt orders without the m. •,, ...,
lidity which those orders represented. The suet. ,
iniolved is *apposed to be eonselidng like Z400,-. , ..,
"At . the Court of Bankrupßankruptcy td:day till thole.
of u mpeee was perfected under the estatet ofL„ ~
x mr s. Davidson & Gordon, colonial brokers:" .".'
and metal agents, who felled oath° 2211 of June.. , ,
The difficulties which hive recently occurred St . •
thehrsuch of businesswilleirhich this horse was
connected are exciting, much discussion; heavy ‘
losses, have been anetattied by! serious establish- .
meets in the city who have; been Jedo snake ad..
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slinoes on fictitious writifints.7 .. : ....., , ... '
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A Drat. llarwsks•Ansaloaas tat /Stint: —lt ,
in report.ed that Canlel E. illeld.a..rwl, Nwere
tary of the American Legatlan, nt-Lrogloth tele'
graphatto Li:terra to know whether Saha' Van
Barn. Ruh awn expected to tho skeatawr front .
New York, bad arrived. and If so, srlicre he cuidd
be found, his otd4l-being, It said, ao- rod
him a challenge to Bjht a duel somo*lnno ou the
coutinest of Nwrope. Mr. Siakka, it Is speged
was greatly offended at a apron • mule by .
Mr. Van Buren la Tarausaay Nall bet winter,
railecting rather personally upon him.
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