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ESTABLISHED' 1N 1786.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE'
PM/LIDDED DAILYAND WEEKLY-11Y
NYE WHITE-it CO.
DAVID NY 'MUTE.] .., [SAMUEL ITAIOLIT.
i. Mein o IMair ram, tiarwrct wirer ADD (Mot,
' * .TERMS:
OD/ LY--Dlx doll., per mum., neigh!. half yearly ,
W EXK
N L K Y .--'To w n a d h o.llsa r no p .ers annumse sls n C _ .ll n DO emourn i - 5.x. ...-- ; isperm -...... .....4 6 D
hilis
$lO
Ten odes d 0... ..... -------. 1.3. OD
Tty w eroded do
Tito p g• for each dub tobo addressed to one pararrn.
ami to o id invariably In Meant*. No dub pagers will
hii. .. .
not the yearespins , micas the looney IR Mina to
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IATES OF ADVERTISING:
Due equate, (10 Dam of Nonpareil or Agate)
. Do • one lomitkin - $0 60
li lki each Additional Intortlon--- 0.15
Do - one 'r00k.,...... - .... 1 75
Do two =ks- ..
Ibr three
mks
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4 00
Do two menthe . tio
•three , .Do Your months- 10 00
Do stt months...... -....-- .... - 11 00
•bo tool,* triont.l 13 00
nondlog (.-%24.1g, (3 1111e3 Or NA Per annum) 0.00
One dollar it esth add' 1 ioe.
One Nave. shartimabla at ensure, (per An. ' 1
25 Os
For c ' i r :AT2.l7l= l art4 r uelle7gestted ovetom mont h, and
, o, each additional scrum* inserted (older tato yearly ratm,
Lidt Prim.
Advert odoentseimodhair ••gn ome,and . 01 6000 D 11.40
' in n D. D...r , . • m... and a halt
Po Ateliers no atom table for legal abertimmentri
beyond the Amount rho:101110 their publiertion.
Summating mudidetes Syr Mike to I* Marr,cd the MU.
as other advartisernauts.
Advortioments not marked on the ropy 6,r a epoele..l I
naudrtr of hoodlum", will to emotintod till forbid. and
PoXlnent exacted accordingly.
the liddleaw of annual advertisers Is strielly limited to
their own Immo/late hulloes. ani All advertisements for
the bilett of other boron*. tot well rot all advertisement,
not Iromedlstoly connected with their ne o n bosine..-, and
all clamesof advertiesmonto In length or otherwise. ho•
.:en; ir * orgasienVid * gli •' D..= rili b l7=m r tlj
reone4 end protoptporyrnent Is umired.
AU advertisements for charitable istetltutlont, Ore rein•
1 ..1 . .. vilid.hAttshit. end t o r n tnbile mootinmt. and nib
bonder , ' 'meting, and notices. to b charged LaVoie* Par.
.bkigr.,,j..quAltnal.tt ebarges 50 cents. .
• .." by nodose IMertod without elmrgo, tulle. cramp*
Lied by Randal Intitstkme or obituary nothmt. and whim
ro actompuried,habe paid fee.
Regular alrertisets, and all Milers ecudngeommanlea
1101a, or repairing tette. designed to r ol l Mtontioo tn
Fairs, Soiree& Cemoorts, or any public entertainment.,
whsm drerges gremado for admithutor-ell Potts.* of pd.
sato alsodatlone-enetv notice designed to etill attention,
, In di v idua l.rderprileri, adeulated. or totended to promote
Internet, eau only he Inserted with tho under.
standing - that the mute is. to be paid tbr. If (Mended to
• he Insertod In the Iota! columu, the Mote - will to Margot
at tho rid, of 10 coots per lino.
• Illotoo or sir undoes to ho charged Did. Price. '
. Tarorn Worm Petitions V. each. •
Heal Estate Agents' and Auctioneer,' easortisentouts not
teLim clamed under ready rates, but allowed • diseond of
teUrt7 4 .tuwe and onothlnt per cent in:ao the *mount of
1,
• Warts . Of Ilditirrn:LY 00 td.11.0 0(..1 3
(too SI(D.O, three in00rti0ne.........----$7 60
Do. mei' additkmal
At(rtiro TN l l n rU s etrtLiTo n .. - .. -..-. .
17
tine Sousso.lloin aSO cm InorionPoi.o
roots.
Do. rash aiditlonal to
mute
All transient advertisements to be paid in edema,.
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BATES OF DISCOUNT.
voll.rmro DAILY Vol( too 1.117100000 0.000, zr
N. HOLMES & SONS, Broker.
No. Li 16444 at teltoren.T3frst and Fortrti slt. l'illsGurph•
° PENNSYLVANIA. Broochel Nenia..-. ..... P.
Hank of• Pittsburgh parlfiranelt at Youngstown-. do
Etchaofw IllrOt of do- . .,per City Book, ri
Clotnatl- do
Mcr. and Mannf's of do-par dommorcial Bk,Oiricint. do
Hank of Oommeree- par Franklin dank._...._....d0
Dank of -North An:tears-par Lafayette Think-- . ..-' do 1
, Hank of North'* Libertieopar Ohio LLf. , Ins .4 Trutt,. do 1
Hank of Pennsylvanta......par Western Reserve Bault... do'
Book ofPonn Township- Dank of liessillon ...-- -
, (loolmenial Bonk °lN....par Small Notes 113.
PAnners'A ilochAohn• Ilk-par NEW LNOLAND.
Dinird 8ant......- -
--.....par all wirent Rank 0......... Iti
- Kensington flank. ..--... IS 011 Y TORN.
• Manure. ildeeti. Book-mar..par
New York City--•
. ...- yor
• Mochanloe Dank -,----tem Dsmtl xA ' 1%
xtiorsawnxing. Leux.---par . RYLAND.
I`ldloddlpldet Bank ' ..pm Baltimore .....t.--r
Poothwerk Bank- ... . .... -..par Country ....- . ~_ 0 13 3
TlndentrimesEstok- -- --Mir N. JERSP.2 A 1101.6.1VARD.
Western Bank..------...per All selre,nt 1tank0.._.... 54
Rank of Chembersborgis... llir VIRDINIA.
'Book of Dildtm UnoutY.-Per Bank of 1100 1'a11ey.....-1 l:
IlAnkofDaurfile-.--.-par Bank of To.liletiniond...
• -.Bank of DeL Co.. Chester-par Ex. Dank. la, Norfolk •
Hank of Germantown.- --par Farmers' Bk of Tired.. .
Hank of Wslturgh--Lbi tierchantetklech.Dank li
Rank of Mown-. ...... ' , North Western Ilmak... •
lllnk of 31 ddlotown.--....1t, Branches .. , . -----,- •
Er , 10t.g . 0atz b ec4 6 11 , 44t n .. e . f. ...=
11. 10
, 11. ,1 T 1L? . .4.110 LI tt . A. 2
(Womble Ilk* ittidge Co-per i lienit of St. of N. CarolFe 2
• Doylestown 8ank.....-....par Com.Bank.llllmington. 2
%Aston Rank .. . ..... --.--par 31orthents'Ilk„Nowburn, 2
Erie hank.._ 1 , " 8011111 CAROLINA.
Femme llit of llocks C0...pal tfk of
of b . :Carolina
Farmer*' of taneaster-par Hank of South Carolina.. 01 ,
Farmer/' Bank of Iteadlng.par Rank of Charieston.-.... 2 -
Farm. Ilk of Sennylkill Co-par Plantar?* blechan'Y Jilt 2 -
.. . k•ar..6 Draw. Mayo...burg Ile 0 INDUIIO.
- Yranalla Bk Warblogton-parAcmes.
A Ins.* IlrgCo * 1 .
Ilanisbmg Bank-.-..--1 4 ,1 took of ugust,.
• limeade% Bm.k.. ...... ----I'd dk of Ilentte*irk, Amen 2I '
' Men i st .l l7r I CZity - liat .. . .."' 3.llwoler 7 p fr tlialW l. . - a
Lebanon Bank. .. .. ----psr KENTUCKY. ....
l
Miners' Danko! Patecllisi 14 Ilk ofEordneklesLos(Wo 1 1 / 2
r..
Alonongshelaßsak....--. !Wei Lout,* Thurston 8
Wed Branch, Rank-- It Northern 116 oflientocky "
i WYMniorrite.Stlikestrarre 1 4routhern likbfEentucky . -
York 8an5....-..,„.....-... Ito MISSOURI.
Relief :totes- ......-......L1s Bk of State of 111.wonri- 133
OfflO. ILLINOIS,
Otdo Stale limk...-....-. 13; State Rankand Branches 50
Branch at. Akrou...---. d Dank of illinolv..--...... 16
Iltanch at Athena........... do '
e IVISCONSIN.
1 ' ire: n ewt ri N=7: 110,,..._. "1"in ,fllL t ril l trkk._ .
.. d'ki
k
Drench attirsthunE...7-2 'Weremmen t arechenhoensers-71-
Remelt at Tdedo-.-....-. do lovernmont Stook hank 3
R emelt
at Dayt0n:......, do Peninsular tank- 3
Branch at DeMware-.-.-. do Insuranoe Oompany--.. 3
' 8 Branch at Colima --.. do State Bank.- ----- -.. 3
il
Branch at Aditabula--- do CANADA.
• Branch at Salem- do Ilk ° / X. Americo Tormsto 6
Branch Atalansheid ..... -.. do Ilk of the People, Toronto 3
, . 8 /trench at Ripley do Bank of Montreal .... -.. ft
Branch at Cineinnath..-- do Irk of U. Canada Toronto 5
• Brooch at Wathingtoo--- do EASTE.ILY ENUILLNOR.
Branch at Cadlx....--. du On New York. I'i
Drench at Lancaster do,oo Plilaadelphla - - du
Dram % at Stenbemville- dorn ItalUmore...------ do
c. Brands at 31L Veroon..-- do WESTERN EMUS:NOE.
' ' Branch at Newark.
Branch at ft h
at =gfield...-. do:Louisville
Itra ltramh
a t Troy--.- dogIOLD A-N yyt DSP.iffISVALUE.
Breach t Mt. Phommot,- dolDoubloons,Spardsh---10110
Branch al Y0n0rr111e....... do t do Pattiot----16,50
Smith at
No
do Eagle, old 10.60
Branch at Piona....-- - dolEade. new - 10,00
itranch at Portmuouth--. do , Eroletickaram..- .... ... 7.80
'Bran& at Paton-.--- ..... do Ton Thaler,- - - 7.30
• Bdurch
at
Ravouns......-..- doiGninsaa kid
trends at Cuyabotie ....... doroverdelt ••• .-. • 4 , 67
1 Branch at M0mi110n....... do Dm Ottildors. .0216
..3 Branch at Waxter..-. So 'Napoleons • VW
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ili - ICESOP STOCKS.
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EXPORTED FOR TIIE PITTSUUIIO/3 1167.ETTE, BY
A. WILKINS & CO.
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' STOCK AND EXCITANGE BROKERS,
i
z-0.71 Founnz srnxer.
- ,
•,, , Prrntaminr. J nly=. 166 4.
l'..d I
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io reus nes. 6',“ -- ,10 0 -- ••• Intlan*July
t , hauls Fe - 100
5'5..--..... 100 .. -* Int.Fdt. a Aug
.. juie n ...o.. te..._ . 100 ga ''' Tot Maysivow
z.
lin coop. .iii - Tin4 10 0 • b B 2 2'. - do
, • . littabusgh dry - 6'a,-.-... no . 117 Int.Jsabaiuly
Do. coup. G's, N. T. 100 37 do
.- futility •Nor
A ik rte, """" l ' e - firlt 1110 11 1
- do.
n...k . 0 . 1 ritt, - ,„...,th ' ......... 60 50 tibi Dle.MayVact.
. Morehmts . 0 Manor Dant oo oo UP, do 5
: 1 Exchange Bank- -.- 60 671; 631 4 40 4
Allegheny Savings Dank 60 2: 13 = 3O
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!Ids. Trust' 0.. -..-.. 60 ao . 56
'.. I tat/sone Depositllaug....... 50 id% 61%
4 1 • ttonbsle Eridge-.-- 15 26 13 \ Div. Mar l o l i ct.
St Ma lit. Itrldge.-.-. ID 37 .361 Pr..han.ll et
nand St. Bridge .-.„...- 60 44 41 1 tr. • ~.. pe
t'l, Northern Litertico......... 60 40. 73 , Dlr. .24pr.•
Wltilarraport 8ridge.......... 23 16 - 1
Plttstill Life Insurance- 4 10 3 • Dir. 50 'fret
Western Insurancetki---..... ID 16hir. sir $2
... Cilium,' Ine mstme Co- .- 21 ld
Aanciated litrumerds Do- ... 10 6
Pittsburgh to Phila .--. Est 41 ;10 .3D
littelmr,da, A Louhrvale... 50 40 t 7 . do
•• Lake Eric.-- ....-- ..... .._ 50
: , blormee .31-ncrodic-- . ., .- 50 -• "' -
• . Odd MOAINDLADVrAtyII, 1
ORO`so.
' elttsbt . , Gas Works-- 50
• GI 60
Mono de Slackwater- 60 42 41 Div. July 4D3
- Yo ,rwror Diarkwater 60 10 -- ' Now Stock.
Pomp,. Central Railroad- 40 44 42
blok. Peons liist- 10 45 4t
Halt &Ohio Rallynest- -. La ••
Clovolond (tWaLWIIe R. X. GO
Slatine Railway. Dry Dock 100 105 100
Payette )I•MLCo..-.-- '6O be
3 Eris Canal .u.aa tom-- Dv : - .5 --
Da do.
', Turtle Creels Plan Road 23 10
All.. A Pen7see sank It 4 =6 =6 =5
tireenelarQumpike Rd- 60 10 I
.i
dinnetiots-........ .. ... -.--. ._l5O 110 Ex. Div.
Pittsburgh* Bodon.-..... ... 143 lig 11.1 v. 1814, Val
North Amer!....
Mesh Westers.....-
XUreka. - 73 66 Now Stock.
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Pittsinargh it las Royal- - 4 3
0 tiblo... --.-.......... ... 2ti Ils 1
Ademaie....-.....,.......... .- =.91. t Ds'
Ve. " = t rlNFuiii7;=:. - : - .7. -I% _I
Obio loop io
Rea
.......-8- -. 21 1
rltt r ite , ;r:...7. - ...: . .7..:.r.f: '..... . i 2,1 a -
Coined -.......-..... ..... -.. 5. / 1 -
National ...:=7 :::..., 1 1
rarii:::::: - .7.-:.--- :. - .1 ::- -
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--- 4 IND BANE , " '' .B ll.lOE OP - _
SXCIIANdX . Ani BANKING 1101
_ A. WILKINS k CO.,
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Untlot !hale Baal Banding' No 71 north • - •
P.7ll7lBUR r off, PA.'
FOREIGN and Domestic EtchMcgo; Coin,
llsok Notes aa4 laud irurranta, bought god ookt
Oollergloas nude throughout the Volvo.
nuelneee t gFer dima
eOl4 ea
and berm negotte negotiated. " Stooks t tad ou Coreallieloni
Mo•or ••• o• &Walt, sad luterestallowed when left
0 , • sreehletl time. • does
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GEORGE E. ARNOLD & CO.
• BANKERS,
BEAU:RS /N EXCHANGE, 00V, BAN ft NAKAAA,,
Alg. 14 milt stmt. motile Bank qf
_I9IA. All TrAmetkAmi At =it liberal rata - " W.
oeladit•T
HARDWARE POE
SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE MAKERS
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Leech f - Jr.,
/4•a in wool,
Abo, - dattui, Lon, Dtmaak., NroasDen liar; :BM
11Kr
J erseyJ Timber, Sprizt,_ Axles, Vnnainh, ea., &Lc. •
Llowstal and Not ovia • . -
D.ATEMAN, FALLIS &co., Commission
bfereleutn. and General Forwarders, by Caaal, Myer
Unread. No. 7.5 Canal etreet• (between Mtn and
armee» ameba South ad") Cindnoan ohku
• Fawn To-- ea Mewl Andrews t White, •
" J. C. butler Co., • •
• , 11. D. ter Co„, Clnelnuat_ .sirrartirtldar &Watts. Oen to Trott titirota mon
•Fltabureb. by Cann! to Wabash Talley andwt.de„
- - JOSEPH CHiPMAISr.
waor.r.s..tcß. ANO RETAIL DEALER LY
IMPORTED CIGARS, -
V 3 Sfarket erect. PiiUbtmsd..
migr. U,%rani, caul t roorm.
THE
BUSINESS CARDS
Ay to 34-11111
'AOSEPII S. /i - S. P. MORRISON, Att,or
ft AY here at Law. .ofdte No. 143 Itatirth wheat, beteretm
Smithfield and Ormttalttsbumh. P.. mrl4
•L, W. HALL, Attorney at. Law. Bake-.
. welro Ilutpusz,”,arr.nt greet. betweel Fnurth and
wad Mier.
rip OBERT AttorniertalAw,
JIAL, St. Louis. Jfo. ter
Law—.
.Attour.noey aooDoout;
ho urt
u. steps, Pittsburgh. - • trip24-y'sg
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LAMES J. KUJIN, Attontey.at Law, office
eir Fourth greet. ntax limnt, Pittabursh. jalS-dly
FRANCIS C. EL ANEGlNTAtteruey at La w,
No. 170 Fourth amt. Pittsburgh.
I ASPER 11, „BRADY, Attorney at Law,
be Ftrth gioet..Plttafiusgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
XiIERNAN4 . OII9.. BankcrH and Exchange
lirokonk Dit 1C street corner of Diamond Alley,
msgb, Pa.
fal - Day mutselills.uk Note. sad CAdn. Discount Than
Exalts... and Promissory Note= make I . .. Destines In all
the principal cities of the Union; Receive Drietalts on Dail
uidOn interest, and glve thelr4niptattent ion to all oth
er nutters appertaining to It r e busliiess.
113..tiastern Etch/tn. nonstan ls for sal.. tnh2ldY
I ALL.. ..... LIMA. PLUM Mott"ca iII..OIWIL
RA.3IER eg RALLII, ' Bankers and Ex
ro
change Dkers. Buy and sell Dolt! mid Sliver and
Near*. negotiate loans on Heal Estate or Stock tieso
ritles,l.nrcliaso Protolmors Nuts, nett Time nut, on Deed
tnd West. Huy and sell Stooks on Conunimiou. Cone..
hns made on all 'olute is the Union. OtTioe rumor of
11/101 and Wood alreets,lirectly oppeetile the St. Charles
fetal.
. B. lirNG, Cain, Shoat and Ezell:alga
e Druker, Fourth street—Du. aud
sup
.Staks On
Ciartletlont ftschortge on .}:astern eines supplied tit cur
rent ate, Collections made an the West at low rater, Wee,
tern Dank Not. Bought and sold. • • " - irDI
tratsrattarruatti... ..3V3111,1i 101 T.
AL3tEIt,IIANNA :,11 Co., Successors to
viers .1 - Co., Dantera,Pachange Drek ars and
I osiers lorels. and Domestic Exchange, Curtlikatea or
Deposit. Bank hates. and Speelo--X. W earner or Wood and
mint streets. DarrentMonartsmlred on. lleparlt,. Sight.
Cheek, for mile, and eollertlous funds au nearly altddinel
pal points or the totted States:
She higheet_premlunt-paldlof Firrslgn and Atuerienn
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• Adsanent Made Da. aotkallmments •of Produce. el:4mi
east. millberal terms.
- 57 rirreeii:
Vir3l.-11. - WILLIAMS & Co., Bankers and
V Eschaune Brokers, North ilant owner or Wood and
'Mini streets, Pittahumb. •
All transactions made on liberal terms,-ind collections
prom ntl attottilnl to. . ja9-1T
CO., Exchangenroketa, 7
• No. r 5 Fcmill rto.ot. ornoelte the Bonk of
J.limb. All Us:nue:ions as most llbesal rates. ' J7lO
LARIMER, Jr., Brinker and Bro
i,?; j b. k r r A. 4t.t. street. OS. ad.ittinithr tba Dook of
NT
... lI?LSIE Dome l o 4 SON llullere in Foreign
EVrci. taMtiVsiVirc: co. 2i or L'srhxns,`„k'grrli
MmushmuainUWWlEtaks.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
L.READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
QN • 78 Fourth 'twat. Apollo Buildings.
I R. WT.LOIN, Wienlesele ands Retail-
OP • Dealer In Illtuk and - School Book. Paper and Eta
tlatery. No. ed Wood stznet.,.(betvaon and Fourth)
Pittaburgh. maro)
g 611.N DAVISON; Bookeeller and Sta
-antler; preeosor to Davison A. Acninr , r sm.k.t
rect. near Fourth; Plttsbnratp
RENRY S..BOSWQRTIT, Bookseller and
Dealer In Ptatlnnet.r. to.. NO. P 2 Market street. rust
a !almond. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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AY & bO. Booksellers and Stationers,
N 0.55 Wood stroot, next door to the cvrner of Third.
Pliehurgh, Pa. &hod and law Woks ronstantly on Land.
COMMISSION &C.
WE. H. SUTTON
Inotaalc Grocer, Importer and Denler in
j.? n o o ßziTsT Br . anlinn Mo
oltrood niarmlttlie.."PireikniVF.t."l"'"gai""'
11w.. POINDEXTISR, General Merchan
dise 'Brener and Commission_3l. reheat, Ic7_ Front
l'atioct and.ll9 Second street. Pittsburgh. an7.o-Imd
virm. A. IdeCLURG, Denier in Finn Tenn;
Choice Family Groceries, Womb,. and WiltorrWara
rime Woo d And Sixth Stmot, I% nowrsoriving a large
assot of Enoch Goods, in ; addition to hie already os
tensive stock.. tnnwhascd from first hauls In the Pastern
markets. which will I. sold nt the low.et market prices.
r - e-flotel4. Steamboat. sod taulilee, bus log by the
quantify. soppikel at wholesale rates.
• glif-floods dellrered in the thy free of charge. xpla
3: A. M ' IIANE, Commission and 'Far
. warding Mwtchants. dealer In Wool and Prodgee
rittablargh Manufactures. N 0.114. Second
Piltsburgh.—, • apttly'7.3
Intiet.noctSoww:,,t . ...... R. aoolso3
• rit 11.1381F0N .
gineers,-.
Pendlna and Vwfamissien Merchants-170.
4 -,l l l.llwrty street. .1,10
•
ern - tutu likllooooll. •.. UZXXXIAII TORATTI,
QPRING lIARBAUG & CO.. (Sucuß
-I:l.Pors to I. Ilarbauelt) Commission and Ibn-wattling
lierchantg Dcairus In Wool and Frahm. eon/wally. Now .
141 PIM endlloScoond strecte. Pittsburgh. Pa WI. Ir Tp .
& W. REA, Flocir Factory, Commission
_OO. ant Fnrwnrding Men:haute and Dralsrs Produes
generallw Ord," for Pittsburgh blanufaitursinpnwuptly
Cm t o o. Now 74 Water and 90 Front sta. Pitt/barn*.
Penna. •
apt -13, •
• Y. P.PPNLP
JIMMY, JONES & CO.. SuccessorA to
Arwoon. JONES a CO . enminirilon and Formula%
Ina . Terebantii, Drain. in Pittiltarnli Manufairturecttiondik,
AILEY,
a1tr111161141,11 . r MATIIEWS & CO.,WholosaleCifo-
kor.rding M lA. arben sod
gent• he Priebton Colton Tam 67 Wain'sc, littaborgh.
pl l . 3lennral
Ron 6lrerhantr.
atad%n eon.' rosoents or Prodtro generally'. .f.17,,Y
TORN WATT CO., Wholesale Grocers.
40# • Caintahelon Merchants, wld Do-Mere lo l'ealtme utd
Plttpintegh flemufecturep, It r
a. "Jid Liberty' st- Pittshargh
E. CANFIELD, late or Warren, Ohio,
r4w .rnd
Ff=relitiaTigittir. d
on .
Pearl Aph, sad Weatern Ma'am trenelly. Kates street.
hetweea Smithfield ead Wood. l'ittebtugh.
• /110143 . 1.111%.i. .... . :Mon to Ltrrts,n
(Into of Arm IEOOOI,I2IMA I
LITTLE & CO., Wholceala Grocers,
Pittpeor P stirmVAT,,t i r".. kATZtV;t a rmt, "" Pitt. i6s ' l
burgh. • ied2:rs2
(111 ERSE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY
MLLlN.lsmrs.rdindftnd Colcantnion Merck.. I,st2d
Under In Chnne. Butte ,r Lake Fhb and 11-155doin genertdir,
2 : 5 Wood ttrlnt ! obenc Wager...Pittsburgh_ toy2l
VON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Whole.
- y rale Grootre Comadialon alerthattla.and Ikaleat
In littplAtrgb Maaufactores, No Water street, Pitts
bargh,--rs
JAOS ;FORSYTH, Jr., Forwarding and
13mmlflaton Merelaut. No. 68 Mater street. Pittiburgh.
WS.,-17113
I:1015.1AS PALllLER,'importer and Denier
In French and Alnerir3-21 Wall Paper, :No. LS Market
t, between Third sad Fourth street; Pitt,lntrah.
m hb-'53
117 MeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole
• ado and •DAsil Deal,r Carpeting. Floor ba
-Cloths, Ilattlng,Talda and Piano Corere, Window Shawl..
Etter. Dort Taitaminge, 7C0.11t: Market Arcot.
TkiOE.P.lB k. PATTON, Wholesale and Re
tasl Grooen.. on the Eastern aide of thh Diamond.
l'lttaburgh, Pa. -
DRY GOODS.
IZItANK VAN CO.RDF:It o Dealer' in • !Prim •
logs, IkeDry' and 0100 k Laem• Goode. Emtrolderler,
,; (iota's. Furnishing Uoods end Palley artleler. a Dill are
otortinent ar widen ean always he had at No. 83, corner of
.!farket stre4 Jena the Diamond. Plttaburgh, Pa. antl4y
1741:;:liiii•
A:3IASON A: CO., Wholesale and Retail
• et, Piltatu
Dr•alrre
g Inth Taney and Staple Dry fiends; Fifth
mr
atI4URPHY 15011C1IFIELD, Wholesale
sad r..tan Goole If erebanta:corner Tostrth sod
et Meet, rittebtuy.t. •
GROCERS.
JOHN novo-- ....CHAIM nm
or. ....
0/IN - FI:fYD SE , CO.; WicOieSHIO Grocers
• AM Commlittion Machu:its, N 0.173 Wo+,l and !2',.M
rty Arect. Pittsburgh. • into
OBERT biOVRE, :Wholesale Grocer Rea
tifylog Dealer in Produra Pit taborih 3bue
t urea, and all kinds of Foreign and Doeorntle flea mad
Liguori , .Liberty street. Olt band a eery lama
_inert otsuperlor old blooongabebuiThbokey. ablels be
*old law for cash.
CUM LLASXBUIN oto. a. roar*
• BLACKBURN k CO. Wholemlo Oro
oar.. Boat T etts
urnlgh..d Dealer, In Protium and
{abashlamenetzterr, 014, Pitch and Oaintrn •altraya
- On band at their Warehouro, 141 {{'attar great. k'ltlaburgti.
orpl.ty
15;TA111 , 1C.XT -.mom antler. .
ISAIAIU DICKEY
.A. CO., Whales:lln Gro
cer. Conuntsrice Rterotiente, and Dealers 15 Predate.
.14 IVater street. and 107 'sort street. Pitteimegb:•
aonit Wow— .... -.mum r.-warts C.
& ROE, Wholonia Groors .and
111 Ogntulegton Ilertlants, IM Lll•orty strret Pitt..
....-JOLUF Ml-Ckklq.VE,
alnusr,
TT. M. WIXIDWAID
MtlV=!l
10P11Z!94 1 ,!..N4 , ng"a" --
- WILLIAM - A. M'CLURG, Grocer and
V V Tea Dealer .
coract of Wood and Stith Mots. hut
flwaye on hand a large areartment of chola. Grow:ire and
lue Teas—.Pereign Fruits end Nate, Wholesale and' Retail.
healerasuppliedFn the boost terpo.
RWhoIOI3ERT DALZKLI... & - CO., -
esnle
I 4 1 nke*Commlnlon Merchants. Dealers In Produce
gd=urah 31stailhatures, No. 253 !Abner Antal,
VICK 41; - MeGANDLESS, summons to
L. t J. %%bleak Grows, Fonrarding iv&
Ccommlakion Morebants, Dealers In bun. Nally; Mau, OA-
Yon*, and Plttaborgla Manolheturel varrally; corn.r of
CULBERTSON. Wholesale Grocer and
Commtalon blerchaet.tieslet to Prodtiee and Pltto
blanta4eior.l Ankle.. IDS I.4lAulr Amt., rut.
ioalc non,. . .. ...
R. I.l.oYDOVholc'iiiie 'Grocers, Cotnttr.
• minion Merchant?, arid Maim. 10. Troati.:-Itnand
tufeb Balldlosi,Dontins cnrl.ll,Perty, W. 1.0 ud
• ,pg. ... . 11. - 1,314
Ilfx. a. wootrwitat - sum ammo. -
Joe. MMILL.4.
BAGiALE Y, WOODWA_RD I, CO., Whole
/oh Groan. No. 2511 Plarkst street, Plgladelyttla'
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DAILY ri.:(rTsnunGn
•AGENCIES.
•
CARD.--Having been appointed the ex
. choice Agents for ltittaluargh. for the sale oftiatent
freted Cemented and Stretched Leather Belting. man
ufactured IT P. J EW ELL I t SON, of Hartford. ilionnectient.
We now offer for wale large nossirtment of all widths,
Matufartnred, at the manufacturer's prices, his article
bettor superior to any Leather Belting telorti
In Cole market. Ali., a Argo Wick or wi er
dth. of India
Rubber Unlttugconstantly on hand, and Mr nub at the
"MachineDePot." . .:Co. 110 Market street
m 025 J. a 11. PHILLIPS
Real Estate Agent,
Sloth. Merchandise and 11111 Broker , Othee No. 92
Fourth Arcot, above Wood. Business promptly attended
jyaidly
ANll3r EL L. 3L.k.RSIIELL, - Secretary Citi-
L sea's nuanauss Ccenpany, 94 Water street
•
M. GORDON, Secretary Western lame
r name Co-. 92 Water strect.
TGARDINEROYFFIN, AgentforFranklin
nd Th ir ri d
Issuesass company. north-east owner of Wood
13 A. 31ADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma
k• teal Insnrionce Cbmpans. 42 Waver street
aroma IL ...... ............ 4. IMTTo"
F. 0.11. TAYLOR & RUSTON, (succesgors
t,Tarlor A Idlorne,) General Cogent (nn and For
AlerrtifAMA, nod Agents It,, Eastern TrausporLie
then Linea, Wholesale ihmiers In Staple Orreries, !sheet.
Cotton Yarns, Batting. Twine, Manilla, MI.
mutt and Hentacky limp, Taborer. Soda Ash, Window .
Glam.. Pig, liar and White Lead. Naval Stores, and Clad.-
natl and Plttiburshi Manufactured (100,1. ismer:WS.—
A gents fiir the "Senn 11I11" and 'Tanner Mill" Sheetince,
l'ittaburgh. Vn, 44 Front street, (opmtito
Pittsburgh seed St. Louis Packet Landing,) CinclitualL
jat!!:-.3md
5. •MTVIDION
• , it.t.m•roen.
I A. IiUTCIILSON Commission
ltarrhaup and &Tema fur the Eq. 1•31.111.511g2tr Rollin
ri...N..lol,ll.llsem Pig and Bar Lead, lirs*
&e:
FOIIN IL IMEL'.OIt, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
•) Morin and Nva..l instrument.. School Book.. and
Statioutry.. ',cot for Chlricroing's flan. Forte, for
Western Prun.rivanin—No. $1 Wood rerret,
ItENRY K LEBER, Dealer in Mlisie, Mu
ideal In.truments, and I antortor of Italian String.,
ga r e ' r r i £.ile•u at =l=4 and
for fin
Plante.
SCHIPIDER, Music StorP, Fourth
Mt.iyr=ti.br:Zi")l2altir.4,l2Ziiiriarit"`"'
DRUGGISTS.
01IN AFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'On
I
'H f
-107,1 Wholeaele end Detail Drought!. and Dealer In
I lots, Ulla, Dyeatulla. 141 %feud faecal. 3 doors taloa.
Thule Alter. Dlttabufaht Agent rnr Dr.
fora'. Medicine. • • • rut3o
1.. WILCOX. JR . ... -maim llama
LWILCOX & CO., Draista and Apoth
• entries, earner Market Metre and the Diazoona.knep
unutantly no hand a full and teanolete sextetntent elf
Deaumeledlelifee.Perftnery.aoaartleltepertalulnutnthele
ltelnota,
..
?to - stetson lorserintions menfully compounded. mytt
J . OIiN P. SCOTT, 'WlioleFnlo Denier it
0 (hugs, Oil *. Vainisbes a L.I in,. Stuff, No. :tin
hunt street. Pittsburgh.
All onion will rrozdre prompt a tteution.
re Agrot for Loudon .t Po's vitluablo tinnily turditiorr.
roar 21-17
111 A . PAIINEFI'OCK: tc CO.. Wholesale
21 " iZ " "3‘t t IT "` 7 "'i l4 "4 Ltzt.:1i F... rts
burgh. meh7
101 E. SP,LLERS, ' itiholesale Dealer in
. ,i, .. n .r/nz... , Pai , ,, ,, t i l it r a.. .2t gl er .
~,, i nn....c.nexwa .t eF ,il : ;. ;
low.
raromort ratan.. nment worm
V I RAUN .1 . ; fiE/TER, Wholesale & Retail
- Dructrist, miller of Liberty and St. Clair street..itaburci. 1.
, T SCROONMAKER 1c CO.. Wholesale
a . D,u..i,ts,x.. r. 4, Ilemd etrm.t. 19ttetainth.
~)FOSEPTI FLEMING. Successor to L. Wilcox
• k Co.. corner Market attnet and Diamond-6,ml ce
e Intl! on hand a Mil and complete sentiment of Prna n ,
Medicine, .Medielh rhmalk. Perfumery. sod all collet..
pertainlnc to pia Ini'ainera.
WOOL MERCHANTS.
11171 successor to MURPHY LEE.
or 1-** 5 1 &4 1", r -- ,:vil 81.7 g" t" t. e.
ur
I
AIEDICINE.
-- _.
pit. JAMES KING: Office and Residence,
No. 112 tin .tract, oppoolto the Cathedral, Vltto.
MTh. • Ably
117 M . VARIAN :3f. D., Office GUI street,
V hollx S,nlthtlet.l. Opir. /1..r5,--M to I. o. ot., 2 10,
3. r. a., tot. r, m. , on o -2,6 IN
.:31..ERciii ANT TAILORS.
•
I ., c Ate i t irelntt • T
.. aX " or t and
ti Clo.
ts
o
tmla to i~ra' and
. _ •
wrimJA,m 3temehrul t Ora
-1 Tow an 4 Donlrr In Howl" •11.• ClOthing. In! lib.
00 velvet.
WATTS 4 CO.. Merchant Talton - : Till
Ir. A • laborti Or-rot—We aro now twwiring nun
Spring. otork for +3.tltonon'e Weer—elloitw. row
Mawr. 004 Vw4lnwooftbe ...4.14 style. awl flood 4Eiant
Our Mewls .4 eitytouurs will Noun RI. no n ran. nafil
11.1 AN LT FA VW . RI NG.
W. WOODWELL, Win;lesaie and Retail
0 • Manntartarer mot benler do Caldnet INtre, Ne, fa
j d
rd rtreet.
aiiiiN IV t•itliEitEL6: iiiiiiinfaeturer of
PAT/SIT IttlN VICE:tt, A 1.310,11.01. nettel, SOLID 110.0
.cl 11ItAZED 11,10 VICtLn. onrner 6( Auden.,. and Rol.
Int , n+ +++ ,, u um anna. ronn the hand +Lee+ Brl,l. Al.
frt.:Reny qty. oe;e), el I
:EiSIBRQIDERED AND A PLICA MAN
iylt f,, Il,... 4 —Material+ nurkett for I:nd t eem, .1 Ap.
I "
oo
MRS. L. S. %TRAIN,
pat( tin.'-+Stie Penn Ftre.t.al.tve hand.
Bolivar Firs_ and Crucible Clay Nan
/ niactaring_Campany.
rirMS COMPANY LAVING ENL.ARGED
thrir caparlty for w and are row preparrd
W. caret Inerrearl dcrmand theirtßrirk. CrudLle and
metmo g Clay. Ord., PriM7,4r Indati'2'22".l
PittetaMrh. ptraOrr 21. la.
•
Boots and Shoes!!
AANIES ROBB. No. 89 Slarket street, 341
dune Irmo the Market Hons., would Infosm the pith
lva he bait how a very full stock of every thing_ In the
I n
le
Boa She t e. such as Liaise' ()
and Shalters, half Gilt..
Jenny Lind Ple d . s. Lads Franklin and all the sty.
found on the tax rn title. also. Maws . and Children,
Gaiters awl FlDep Boots and PleOse, in all Utalr varieties
ale°, Gentled:net. line ti ore Patent Celt Bunts. /rend
Call Hoot+. ConFress Gallen *sal Ithoes also, Bole an
Youths' lionte,. line trench Calf — .
Flew dire us a tall ea Ire wile to sell pleb on sortie'
to .11 trbe Earns v. eith their condom... still vise aatleth
tlon. IletnetuVer the plaestS9 Market street. my:lt
:Otte D. X'COKU.,..„
~_. _
...,....... _
Y_ -mum*. maxi
• r
111PliD & .CO.
WHOLESALE C O
AND Unit. Asinvaaausr
• HAT AND CAP MANUFACPUREILF
AND IMIJ.EIIS IN ALL RINDS Or YLMS. •
WRATH OF WOOD ARD FIFTH* sritErrs,
Pittablutiv-Pa
*ll...Tbeir era arrant. erre,. qualltraam .ofJ
a
and Capt. RI ON. D.J. Cuffs and Yur Smuts.
atuf..l,4rnla:ly
New Coach Factors—Allegheny.
2/AM. 11. WHITE & CO., would re
orpeetr inform tbspnblic that they have
mac p on or gadand mid &Ludwig.
They are onw frisking .4 FM prapartvl resolve
orders for are. ilt.rip Wit vehicles, Conrhen Chatiote,
Drenches. Boggles, Chadotin Le, Le.. which, from their
long experience In the mainafacture of the atvive work, and
the Willi., they h., they nel confident they am e.t.d.
ed te do work on the meet rensonatrie tome with thins
wanting- articles In their ifna
end haelne none feet t'al ieil/b s i th =r t nert4t=e l t;
hesitation' In warranting their nook. We thesauri. eel&
the attention of the public to this matter.
4.
reason dens in the best ntstsuitr, snit on the
most reasonable toms. haw
• •
Coach and Cir — riage Factory.
IrOIINSTON, BROTITER & CO., corner of
0 Belmont and helms etreata, Allegheny City, would
respoettully ar e
their friends, and lha pubile generally,
that they are manolowtorina
aw •
ay. Margin. Sleighs and Charletw, in all their t'alaux
styles of .finiateand proportion.
All cederswill in executed with shirt regard to due.
Linty and beauty of finish. flopialra be attended
to on the most mermaid , ' terms. .Using In .11 thole work
the teat Eastern Stuns. Poles and Wheel Stuff, they I'M
confident that .all who .eoe that, with their patronage
will la perSeetlY tathdled on trial of their 'mak.
Pnrehasers are requested to glee them snail lathes par
riming elsewhere. ece
7 1
PITTS11111t(111 1 ": COACH, FACTORY.
rgraL)tlti7ll . l ''"E
•
WOULD renpeetfully call the attention or
Southern and Western Merehstnte to his floe stork
ium., raneing In Moe than $lOO to 100 , . Those
Carrisgra are built from Vol beat material and workman.
ship, and truder his own superetrioni tr ran, with moth
elenor.,arrant hii work to ho !LAMM to WWI moonier.
tared in w the Union. The Furores of hie bortineer nod the.
peat Inmate* In demand for thin rlares of work, has Ind ore.l
him not to build any rommon or low Word work in fil.
eqtablishment. Perron. *ranting Fo nd toneet work will
please rail and ormolu. his stork 'mkt , going East All
work warranted.
Fiith Street Stocking Factory.
ABILITY, ENERGY, AND ECONO I 3Iy._
Tho best.go od. lo ehHarelip Ow, bion's Book.. tin
enbizts, and Drawew,i.old at Hutto heturee• Mom at the
Fifth runt elk:citing Factory. All made from Jasliteur's wool.
NO ADVANON IN PRICE: . WM. DALY,
stocking /*gam. 6th Woe. between Wood and Market
Livingston., Roggen • & Co.
NOVELTY 'WORKS, PITTSBURGII, PA.
TACK and . Depot-Railroad Sallee, Hay,
M. sad Grain do; Platfonn and Counter do; fan,
of an MM., _Drop and 'rhumb Latches, lb fee
Mille of marina. kinds: J'aint NM% approved pattering
Bolts and Fa/4001MM Malleable Iron Outings of every va
riety in form and hutch: •
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM. MARBLE WORKS,'
31D,31'1 and 823 litertit *rd. aPPasita Emakrterd ova
PITY3'BI3IOII.
ONLTHENT'Si - Tombs,.M Grave Stones,
Fa:nature Tope, Ilaritele, imposing Stour, se., Ith
map 00 head, and etkade - to order, by machinery,' at the
lowest prime. neat huudre4 - original and selected An.
slam for Alobtunen ke....))trbsoll. • Meek and.ttlah
tole fond/hod to lb. hada it the lowest prime. All orders
Plied with Adertt4t, at 319 Liberty pUeet. ' • • •
stal . • W. IT. watinnos.
. .
New Goods and Eashions for Gentbattens'
•—• Clot hirig kir Spring of 1854.
"WATTS; & CO. leg rento respecttulli
. to Inibreathalr atiumaua Votl
o-u=ll4 t tirt t o h gatna . -1. A' al b tkrzi
ern snorkdraffbrei—aad that thrLy ars read/. to taxis! al ,
.derofor rr akin. thin.h.p In their amid iniprrb
TT* eallreation ffewrally summed by their aura,.
curs bltbarl.oonlb their bumbe, erlarta to kkata, sr haw
tat. tram to nark oartioss tka sumo 411reatloa, Walk
lb COMM.
ni •. - .
are latortord that oar holm No.lll
otth Acta altar.-HC Char.. .p 22.
;;tom ~ =.~f.'~.,~is`~::n.
NUT YOLK A.D9ERTISEME3fTS,
From VIFSCIIFIR t SCIIE:LL'a. General Advertbine
.Ifouse, No. 34.3 and alttoatlway, New Fork, (late No. SO
ntS3llll alma.)
Reliable -Finn, in tie City cif Nero Tori,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot.
WM. MeFARLAYDA CO.,
rZ ,VA/DEN LANE, NEW FORK.
Warehouse l 4 Pratt at., Baltimore, ~ tl.
RANKS% Jolidera' and Counting uuse
XI &fee ofererY au, constantly on hand fer rale. and
narnsnted In every respert.
Raw Vna, Aprll StN 1854.
Alextrt.EW.n. (leritlern o en—lt gives Ine Oeu
vre to IntOrm you that your Rae preserved my Bunke and
rapers untnjured In the Ilre hut night, by vadat ove'
thinuelseen my prembee wax isinsuund. , and although It
mnu enzmind throughout the fire, to lutense heats Re con
tents remained unharmed. IlielUde, with little repairing,
.111,1 think, answer for another trial. , ktkartnAlr Yon..
.IY4-a T.JENNTY, Je., it Sontladallllarn Pt.
Elegitat Cabinet Putnittit.
SUIiAFFEIi OKAYAV
Ns, 125 di 127. A nthtencalectu.
II A N UFA T RE R S V °legate:and Ito-
Dealerf in Rich Caned Rosewood Furniture of
every deemintlon. No Inferior article,. Orders by mail
faithfully and proiriptly executed. Dealers and others ere
fuelled to call and examlnebor stock. jy4.lms
FEVER AND .AGUE.
DR. EDWARD, BLEECKER'S
•
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
air Arc, and Apo, artorr., Fetvr, and at
I.4l"Vidrectiont. •
TIIE Proprienirs of this Medicine will state
without hesitation or fear of oyntradictiou. that the
STattnann 11112Trne Sea fund Moro nornoon whore it 'has
lewn Introduced, then any other medicine In use foe the
lose disensPs. This medirine hoe neither Anemic nor
Quinine In its rompooltlon, all of the inkrodients are of 'es
iwrfeelly healthe ammeter and hi#ldy stimulating and
inriwuratinutu their tendencr. Persona while Utltig this
nuolleitio Will net ho affected be commute to. water or a
damp stmerphere nn more than when intheirmsual health.
will neetions °fake country. where the Ague
call . do well to adapt tble medicine, as the intthint
not onllard to lay by while under treatment and they may
be ntrunsinfa sperely claw. The Proprietor enuldlntraltaw
thousands of essrtlfleatee from theme ofthe highest reaped
ability, but preferesayleg tn . the sick our min bottle and
you sill' hare the Infallible proof in yourself. Fall direc
tion, for Its cue acCompany eseh bottle. •
Cwrtiflentee eon.ln wen at the oilloelshowicur where this
Medicine hasaured.when °there hare
Yoe Disperelnand *Mother IMllione tlotopielnta there Is
net a better. Medicine in the market.
It has also twipiteketowith the Most astonishin# macaw,
In several atsee alliklisumatlam end thug; ton thew, emu.
plainti take tablernful • def.
One bottle of this edit/us, very often beilhe drabs,' el
fort. Price SI pet Wills - -
For eel, by DrUSwln all parts of the United antra
and Canada. •
• All Wholesale orders smut he addressed to ItIMED
lILEEKEH, solo Proprietors. 113 lireadway, Mew York.
Anawra—Floming Drew, h. A. Pahnesteck WM.
cot & Co., and (leo. it, kleyeer, Pittsburgh. -
The Peoples' - Book! • •
TO one who can rend should be without. a
T Of THE cONCTITUTION OF TIIE UNITED
DFXLAILATION OF INDEPUNDENUE. and
WAHIINCTUNSYMIEWELDDIIESS.
Just published bane Roo., heavy mix.r. F, 1.0., Illus
trated with line rnstrilts of WaShlngton and Jefferson on
tinted paper. , • ,
Pnics—Cloth. Met.; Tsper,Corem dm.
Consideringtbe:strie IrDleh (lib , ft - sok
'tinto"k".."t;TYill,l:l!"--" ""'"""''°‘.7
Litieral terns to the Lute,. bloohselleri rend nn your
otters to Ito Publisher TIIOS. Flt CRP.
. ...
en Ng. eievt,Neer York.
N. 11.-I:elialite nom vote emoted to eell tba above Boa_
thvextabout the voua.bry. • jer:o4.l) .
.
-
The Eagle lime:deep:lring Company
m ''''‘'d 6 . l =PVa' c 'rttr i Yola,;'-'10,6 7 ;4=;' *,
HICK SILK BROCATELLES AND COTOLINKa,
ice areal variety - of tatter? nleoaaLlnatanaof °alma all
=i=b
•
•
CONFINED TO OUR OWN . SALES,
An entirely new article tor •
FITEIVITURE. vrnoL.cTER):
WI, .1, mmm.. the ureatnat mamma of DURATIIIeTTY
" Tb ßle tg i og " t ' alle ln brlT.l,lri.:;4; b :t 14utV . ..i r
thande w ofehat manufacture ever altered for rale. Iteellern
will do well toexarniurt them elands before purettaaltun
arrtiamot Meet, N 0.4 Park Place. N. 1.•
jelectium P. P. MARSH.. Agent
IROA •WAEEHOUSE,
MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
I=l
IRON AND STEEL,
262 Creknarida Stmt Nev rierk. •
• •
R.t.p on..hand a fall warartanNO or Bar. tied
Dana. 11.4 p, llorae no*. no 1 §ttbar IRON.
STEEL OF LI; Albtl)S.
Membrane from nit.eettnns of the eonntry are Invited to
enl: or send theft union hefty toying.
Linters Lt mstl entrant:it Wootton will to fated at the
lowest market retch - dtARTIN. *
jeidd. dt2 Ordonerkb rd. N. Y.
---•-- •--
seatEFFEuw Bacriusits &co,
IVIIOLESALE DRUGTSTS,
v/or
Aror remove to X . ,170 Trapaba
IMPORTING the leading..jhup front their
n,ininnt nnittnts. tab ip ranyper awl Eng Indien anti
atm wench and, Englhoh rwrinm.n. Tanth.
Tail and'lLale 13n.bso, flair Mann ape Fuer.. l`nrla nan4l
Trlene Snannv,, Cortontntro, tr - the? viler themon
the be
ninms24. lams. er4.nn.ittnn . In knn.n t bl
man, will ITIVI.I thnlr 1.4.1.t.01.trip, • • jel.:-12n,
KIIMBEL'S
PATENT 51 AANLEN/: !IR:ETCHED LEATHER ILA
TAr oc:y Meal Itlnttlintke (411111:"...
• •
T • lEYare mode from the Lest oak : limn*
lotithrr, and thoriol,Al3- tirrlthed. oemontowl, and
rl led togrthor,sto2 mndo to runl•orProtir a:might. 610
.wit-rt* Prt rest hus to the Pullir***l**.rrante3 to to • lirrt
rite itrtleto vrt to pleltoo tier priretrurer. 'Urn ion, to lon4
,5r,.f0uh,0 or roll oi! tth Isr. I,rattse.r. Yalta arid
sU nornmarylSno. *44rirrinx
.1.17.41 tar IV M. NEL Nitrate., 113 Ferry et.. N. Y.
• -
Globe lion Railing Works.
. .
sox. 311 and 313 Munroe shat, N l'ork
=MMBZI2=
TICE Mops nt.om
nutreeriberx having extensice aliil Ut:-
.12114114•011arrsngenivnt• for ofitrtur
their 11.,.an. fiow pnlkerwl to to the polkllo.
urd d.alera thmughout th. n..] I rl•
ituotwnrd eAsr IRON R.l /NU,
ormerry
raid,
iirvasn7r..CFmarrr.Dc.ory., P:whttd, !run Itobtea.l t,yßai and
/'rill end thurke fvr chi/Jr.-Pa. Ir..
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. !
'O.4TURDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1854
nem the N. Y. Commerehl AthArthAr.
Tuc PILSB ox TIM C RAYTOWN Ali.tra.—So
far the press are nearly unanimous in earnest
conderunaeon.of :Le destruction of Greytown by
the United' nes ship Cyane; and in the one or
j two instances In whlzh political affinity may be
' supposed to Irkiluenc'e the judgment, - silence, es
to the case of the Nationol Democrat, Is an ad
mission that the get =not be defended. Even
the Journal of COMMOICO, always unwilling to
censure a Demiteratio administrution, while ho
carefully keeps out of • night Irom Mr. Borland
came to be lnitultetrand'arrested;' is compelled
to express condemnation, although it does it with
all possible gentleness. It says:
Tai: Errata AT SAN JUAN.--The bombard
ment and burning of the - Village of San Juan'
I (Nicaragua,) by the United States sloop. of war
CyAue, will doubtless find apologists and defen
der', on the ground of the flagrant insult offered
to our q countrytin the pervert of its Representa
tive and Minliter, the Honorable Solon Borland,
who was arrested and held in duress several
hears by thsotuthoritics at San Juan a few
monthAirme. ~ 4.Q4 the recent visit of the Cystic, ,
there, autheritlett, i or their successors, declined
maki rig ally ntiinoment or apology for the outrage.
It was necess47 to the safety of our Represen
tatives itbrontiptist some special notice Should be
taken of the affair, with a view to impress upon
thu minds of alt, that the persons of our Minis
4ers cannot bovialatcd with impunity.
Nevertheless, there are many beside ourselves
who will doubt , the wisdom of proceeding to such
extremities as the
,bombaniment and burning of
ey
the villagespeolely us a considerable portion
of the lotiffof property will fall upon our own
citizens.- t Compered asp
, naval achievement,
the net ettnfere:no honor, as the place. was with
out fortifientidue; 'we believe, and the entire
population not‘bove 400 souls. We understand
that a considerable quantity of goods sent out
by some of our merchants for houses In New
Grenada, were left at Sim Juan for greater safe
ty, while . tho revolution In New Grenada should
be In progress. They are doubtless destroyed,
with perhaps an equal amount of English and
French property. Its destruction by a govern
ment vessel of the United States, will of course
give riss.to reelamatious.
ThOllerald, not usually disposed to tale con- ,
servative views on such subjeCts, in, an article
nbounding with:lnfonnation respecting the his
tory of.an Juan, or 'Greytown,-though written
apparently by a gentleman having strong per
sonal prejudices, soya :
The bombardment and destruction of San Jo
an was, therefore, the bombanlnteut and de
struction of ade fads American town. Nor is
this ell. A. majority of the houses and property
' in this place, not belonging to . Americans, be
longed to the people of Nicaragua, to whom we
profess friendship, and not to Englishmen, Mos-
quitoetwor Jamaica negroes. and the gallant I
Hollins come into the North river, and bombard
ea and horned liobohen, he could not have dam
aged his" awn countrymen more effectually.—
Those who instructed him—the Adniinistration
—could not LA-a struck a more deadly blow at
American itilthence or American enterprise In•
that quartet; of the world. - Excepting the natu
ral feeling Of irritation canoed by the disregard
of the interest? of a few of their own country
. _.
men, we 'magma the aartlonie joy of the English 7
men an hoard the &lash war schooner Bertat
da, in witnei.sing3he extermination of tha.A.M.pf- , ..
icons by their own countrymen.
The Evening East, whose devotion to Detatia:..
racy who' can doubt, style.ltlie proceeding "Tlits'
siege and destruetion'of an uninhabited city by
n United &ate., frigate—a 'great naval victory,"
and Pays:
. .
Tie antheritiei of Greytown, thinking, per
haps, that if they were not competent, in the
eyes of the American Government, th punish a .
murderer. they were not competent to make an
official apology; ir,for watt of money to pay the
f t,
indemnity demo n ed with the apology, or, con
fiding in the it gth of the. Government to
which they look or protection ultimate in
demnificatiori'foreny, ... Alif injury they may
sustain from a foreign disregarded Capt.
Hotline' proclamation, exisilit 'so far as to place
themselves and their families in a stateof safety,
while be should be ciirrying \ bin threat into ex
ecution. , . .
They went for the wooos,Zzid be proceeded to
Ire upon thetalleigr Though there was not a
Acid in the idace n0r:4107- return ties-atinoun-•
tereil, the worker gestruetion weutniaso slowly
that the Captain grew impatient, and sent ono of
his lieutenants on shore-to Lire the place. The
order was obeyed promptly, and in a short time
there were no traces left but theashes of what
war once the city of Greytown. . The 'spectacle
is said by a correspondent et one of the morn
ing papers' to hare been Fpleridid—a scene of
entertaiiiinent to those who were eo fortu
nate as to witueakit. It was probably the brat.
• place that woo eter taken after a bombardment,
whether by sea or Isnd,,,without the loss of a sin
gle life on either aide. In thapoint of view the
full of Grejlown 'win doubtless cover with addi
tional glory the military portion of the adminis
tration under whOse-auspices the victory was
achieved.
. •
But unless we are greatly mistaken, the ques
tion will arise in the minds of those who were not
present to be carried away by the charms of the
spectacle, or by enthusiasm incident to the seige
of an uninhabited city,'whether there was any
occasion to destroy the town, after it. was aban
doned by its inhabitants to the mercy of the ir
resistible Cystic.; - whether there was notan none.
-emery waste of powder and ballupon its empty
shops and houses; and :whether, burning all the
• - 'pia thif place "was the best way for the
ierifrof the United States to 'make $20,-
the - company which claims to have been.
Ito that amount! There are cases
may be neceasary, in prosecuting a war,
Iy defenceless cities, to prevent their be
places of refuge for the enemy. In this
(government had no such excuse.
a • se
Iribunulbus strongly but iruLleurly pule
more this memorable act, ordered by
• t Pierce and executed by Commodote
is examined, the more unaccountable.
and base dote It; appear. And
apart from the fact that the town had no means
of resistance, and that its overthrow could yield
no other glory then may he reaped by any' big
bully who will tweet and beat a defenceless wo
men or a little child, the origin of the whole dif
ficulty is one which gives to the final event a
discreditable and monstrous character. The AO
tborities of the place nought to arrest annurder
er, or one accused of being such, in order to bring
him to trial, the alledged crime having been nom- .
mitted within their jurisdiction; and in cense
quence of this, President Pierce sonde down a
sloop-of-war. to bombard the place, and finally
to burn every house' to the ground I Snob is the
essence of the whole transaction as It will be re
corded in the pages of history.
The Courier and Enquirer says:—
It is with pain and mortification we are com
pelled to comment upoitthis act of savoge'crnek
ty, committed settler the deliberate lostructions
of the United Statis Goiernment upon a helpless
isolated village. Nothing but extreme necessity
could justify such n biolent measnre.against any
communitp, even in time of war; but on a care
ful review of all the circumstances attending and
preceding thistranesetion, we cannot find, as 0, 7
en by the witnesses most favorable to our attic,
al shadow of excuse for hostilities of any kind,
at least at the present time. Certainly this was
peculiarly proper case, considering the power
of the one party, and the utter helplessness of
the other, for that censidarate, prudent and hu
manspolicy of onrefnl enquiry, and, if necessa
ry, of friendly arbitration, .which we bare been
accustomed to pursue, with nations whom we
might honorably challenge to arum We forbear
to anticipate, niece wo cannot deprecrate the hor
ror and indignant scorn with which the news of
this sweeping and barbarian vengeance will bo
received by the civilized. We cannot but shrink
from the just judgment 'of disgrace which the
monstrous political corruption of the times . bas
brought upon us, along with the Administration
of Franklin Pierce.
!f1.4.,,JpJ4
Stranz Sronn.—Tte rain storm which passed
over this city on Monday evening, appears to
Imre extended over the larger part of Northern
Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Passengers;
who came in from the West by yesterday morn•
hip train, my it amounted almost to a hurri
cane lu IVlnnoilego, Boon, Alcßeery end Kane
counties, in this State, and also atßeloltWisoon
sia• Penises were blown down on oil of the high
prairies, and who!" fields of corn' and wheat
prostrated. Barer hail accompanied the
storm, and materially aided In Inks ting the amps
of small grain. At Bluntly a branch from a treo
was blown on the top of a !shanty, crashed it In,
broke the skull of Mn Irish woman. No other lots
of life bad been beard (4.4—Meng° Trib. ,
TfII,CHOPT IN 84:0TLAND.—Tho circulars from
Glasgow speat strongly of the promising condi
tion of the cropathroughont Scotland. Cereal
crops, it is said, are at least two or three weeks
farther advanced than at the same period last
year., Seldom has'there been -seen thicker and
stronger trope of wheat, barley and oak.. A
lenge breadth of potatoes is every where noticed,
and with frilling exceptions le heetky, regular.
and promising.
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our shame al am-town. '..
The Eagle has *Aged-Ralf updn the insecK:
that dared to seek jtistice in spite of 4ove's bird.
The elephant has healed his \ honor`that was:
'wounded by a writhing word[, by crushing its 1
life out. The United States Go.verroxiSnt has
shown to the world that her Ministers must not ,
I be insulted by any people that have not aUstemy ',
.1 or a navy, or at least one little sloop-of-war, to
I defend itself. Fier insults moot come 'from Mos-
j tering nations or peOple that put on airs. Erik-,
land may firuinto our steamers, and we, accept 1
lof very faint apologies indeed. Spain may pilel
up her egressions till their bold catalogue is a
I big book, for SPaniarilsyeak as they are repu
ted to be, are known toN be desperate-lighters
when their cause is just. \ Even wooden-legged
I Mexico may lock up Consuls rit Acapulco and
I imprison American `citizens \fur uo offence' ai•-,
1 Mazatlan, and settlingit by selling us worthless
laud at a bargain. \The feeble Republics of
South America May , assault our merchantmen
id
an amuse themselves 1I experimenting upon{
our forbearance. , But your unarmed and nude-1
'feuded little towns " what haven't no friends," '
mayas well be careful how they trifle with First_
Clans Powers. Let the fate , f Greytown be a
perpetual memento to all such.
Itimmther column we publish a' well.digelted
account, from a correspondent, ivhose late re-
I cial residence near the spot well fits him to speak
1 "with the understanding." of the 'offence -that,
Creytown had coMmitted, and which was •too
rank for our pure and brave Administration to
tolerate, without the amplest and moat prompt
apology. in brief, as he makes it, it was simply
this: Mr. Borland, our Minister, stood between
the police of that town and a fugitive crinfinal—
not as an American Ambassador should• Stand,
interposing only the barriers of inttenafferml
law—but with a rifle in his hand and a lilly's
threat on his lips. 'When, he showed himself ,On
shore afterwards, lie was detained there for n
t
night. For this grave offence, which readers rif .
the time pronounced quite right enough for him; ,
the property of a whole town is fired, and the
very place that knew the offenders is' left a smo
king. , ,„
ruin. '-----
But men do not much interest themselves in
the history of the events that lead to such dis
graceful outrages as have brought this \ odium
upon our navy, and inflicted upon the name , of
one of its officers the ill-savor of an executioner.
Rad the offence been such ns men at &Vence
could perceive—had United States property been
seized and American lives lost, it would have
been manly to have taken the criminals and dealt
summary justice to them. But even Ilan tobaTe
fired the stores end houses of the guilty and in
nocent alike; to have driven iromen into the wil
&races and forced children to cry for bread; to
have consumed the goods of the offenders but not
touch a hair of their heads—it would have been
an act of cowardice. that history would blush to
record of any country; having pride enough to
carry a flag. But M a case like this, where eve
ry item of the history aggravates the offence, it
would have been an honor to any naval officer to
be court-martialed and reprimanded for diSobey
ing the barbarous order. We suppose—hard as
it is:to do so—that we must take, it for granted
that the set of the Cyane was the work of the
Administration, until it is disowned. If so, and
if the Administration is seeking to put the cap
sheaf upon all the measures that our people have
ever been forced to endorse for its blundering,
misplaced, and ambitious rulers, it need do no
triore. To die in the act of consummating a no
ble victory has always been esteemed the crowh•
ing glory of heroes. Let the Ad:ministration die
'new, and its monument will never be over-topped.
''n--ii: T. Timed.
Sscr-Ilinimaviso Winunim.--llaniel
day, a-mechanic kt an obscure country village,
Ellington, Connecticut ; has done what the world
of mechanics have sought for in vain for centu
ries. He has invented and put.in spccessful op
erotical, a Windmill with 144 f-furling suilq. The
mill built by him has five feet wings, that is,
the diameter of the wind wheel is ten feat, and
it has been in operation for six months, without
a hand being touched to it to regulate the sails.
It runs fifteen days without stopping, day or
night, and it has stood through some hard gales,
The beauty of the improvement is that it stands
still when the wind rages hardest, with ilWiAgn I
of the wings; to the wind, and a sit •lullitheyi'
gradually 'resume their position for'a
.gentle
breeze. It is so contrived that. nothing hot in
open of great severity falling upon it without
mometit's warning, can produce damage.
The mill mentioned has drawn water from a
well twenty-eight feet deep, one hundred feet
distant, and forced it. into a small reservoir in the
upper part.of.the barn, sufficient for, all farm
purpciseicgarden irrigation;lnd
The cost of such' will be $5O, and — the
pumps and pipes abent.V.ii. —lt is elevated on - a
single oak post a foot square, the turn circle be
ing supported by iron braces; , ' - The wings
are made of ono longitudinal bar, through
which run small rods ; upon these rods, narrow
boards half an inch thick are fitted, holes being
through from edge to edge, and screwed togeth
er by nuts on the ends at the rods. This nutkos
light sails, but as will be seen are Wet to be furl
ed or clewed up ; they are thrown np edge to
the wind by a very ingenious and simple arrange
ment of the aehinern which obviates the great
objection ni to windmills for farm use;,the necess
ity of constant supervision -of the Sails to Snit
the strength of the wind.
Wind it undouldedly, the cheapest power that
a farmer can use, and, notwithstanding ita incon
stancy, if this improvements operates as well as.
it bids fair to in the single mill erected, it will be
applied to many valuable uses. By windmills
twaraparnay be drained and upland irrigated.L—
What an advantage would bo the latter in such a
drouth as preiails now In many parts of' the
country, beside the great amount of fertilizing
matter in water at all times. The windiiill
could be used too for all , grinding of grain for
farm use, driving the washing machine and
churn, pumping the water from the well ..or
spring—often one of the hardest kinds of labor
about the house. Liquid manure, and the thud
excrement made of liquid, could be-scut to a
Geld through leading pipealzyAltisame power.
)%'e do earnestly Lips foilbe-success of thla
improvement—that it will not only be an erne-.
meet but a thing of usefulness to many Amerit
can ferment—N. Tribune.
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Citrus te Ciuronxia.—The.Paily . California
Chronicle of the 14th nth; nays
"The violent. deaths in• this county (aim Fran- .
cisco) average one -per day. Within four years
there have been twelve hundred. How many of
them have been murders we do' ot know—prol=
ably ono-fourth-4erhaps only one-eighth--On"u .
hundred and fifty per.sons--muntered. Only one
man has teen convicted and executed for .all shit
oetan of crime, and he, we sincerely believe, more
Venetia° he was a friendless - creature, who bad
not power to ceche sympatliyi'nor money;to buy"
counsel or jury. So he was hung like a dog,
hang probably, as he asserted with his dying
breath, for - killing the manorlio. attempted to
*rob aim.' - 'This is a specimen -Of criminal justien
fqf early all thosewho were accused of murder
have either been admitted to beiletraw bail
at that_or allowed to slip through the fingers of
the law by'siene other means quite ;as effectual
in enenuraging crime and saving: he . orithinal.-=
The bail can, without risk, be forfeited in nearly
every easc.• : Who ever beard of . :forfeited'bail
paid. Indeed it is generally conceded Mittman) ,
such bonds are drawn up loosely on . parposethat
they may be forfeited without risk to the bonds
man when be chances to be resremsible; . As a
general thing , the bondsmen are of no - come.
quence; and might with
equal propriety be hung
with the murderers, and never entail upon court
or friend the trouble of an adininistratimi—being
worth nothing." . *. • • •
The'.eanse -of ,this frightful laxity, says the
Chronicle, is to W .- sought in ti eimperfection of
the laws, owing to the incapacity and. unworthi-
DOSS :of. those whom the Californians mike leg.
'Waters.. Th ey. don't knew enough to frame lam,.
And their attention is engrossed by mercenary
and selfish projecti . tn,the neglect of their duties.
' Hence the ChronielitgueS the 'necessity of re
in the selebtion and support of candidates
for important public stations. > The premisee, if
- correct, certainly seem broad•enough to justify
torron.—.A. largo amount of copper is being
loaded almoit daily. from - the. mines, and is ro
shipped as foot as possible for Ifs proper in4ttof
We havenothing
_particularly , neW from the
Pleas to communicate, bUtihe stover varying re
ply to questions upon'the' subject is,. that all
things are Moving-along with a steady earnest
ness. New mines are being diicovered. A large
number of exploring parties aro constantly on
the move, in examinlng,.scotions which have
heretofore been passed by or never explored.
; The opening of thieCanal is looked forward to
by all, but more - especially by those engsged.ii
mining copper , or iron. open a
new era in this region. and glee fuliopportunity
foe the investment of a large amount of capital:
=Lake Soj erior Jour
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Hon. John Wens; tha:dgifneet caididate toe
the senatorship er Nair Hittepalt* . epeatring of
hie reoentlailartt, said Pierce, the f'resident t had
defeated him taiet—onde by - hilenmity,and once
hy his frienNtipi '
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ties to whom benefit the frand In the. Minnesota
Land bill would have inured, It is said wan Rob
ert Schuller, and other raDioad wen In New York
add Alban.
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r s T r i ` a Irr T%• e : n verat ,, a , 't pert of the allied forces have crossed the river \
C ,, r..igmletiee ofthe N. Y. erettlilrettieer. in pursuit of the enemy. , e
, Di:WON', July 11. tlt was known ley our - direct accounts from \ "
r A new sleat of the Russians'aen the blinks Of Permstatt the news of, the the retr4t of the \; '
the Danube, and a confirmation of the 11011 - 3 of a Itumians from before Billiatria bed remitted the:- .
seiere check tellhe Turkish army ha Alla, have - ` eaten on the 2 6th et June; and that LorcitCartli- -,..,\.....•
been, the principal event of the War sines, the' gen was instantlysiespatched with a detachment
depaiture of the last packet. Fro* Spain the of cavalry to watch the movements of the enemy , lte ,-_
accounes as to the 'prospects of the insurrection In five davit the light division of the arm"' med '•
nrestilllimited and e uncertain, but the general . reach the Danube, and- it is not to be suppoted
tenor of all that is ,
stated seems to indiento little I that Omar r. 1.91111, mouth take the important rest ' - •
hope for the rebels. In the London money mar-' elution of moving forward with the main division..
ket there have been rather violent fluctuations, of his army, and of crossing the river ; without e - .
owing almost, solely to the variations of neiither, ,the consent and support of the allied generals. \
tiro fact an often insistedupon in former letters. : Nothing, however, is yet knoWn of these..oe- t, '
that everything depends ou the hnrrest, being ' currences beyond the statement that the Russian ,
nor; generally cognized. ` \ z \\ ' forces at Ginrgevo wore attacked and defeated by '
The new armee of the Turks on e Danube' an army said to consist of 30,000 Turks and 12,- ;
has ceneisted, ace rding to report, Sallee taking \\oooor 15,000 of the auxiliary corps. This event - ' 's.„ ,
of Giurgevo. This fortified plahe, which is situ-, l would be, however, of the highest importance.
re. i\
eta' on the Wallach) tm side of the rirer, nearly ',because it would show that the IttleSiall3 are not t , j
site}oppo tustehult, brie been an ohject of severe
_; retreating from Wallachia, though they may be i
contest theoughout t e entire campaign, the i driven from it, and we hope it will turn' out that
Turks haling casistantl assailed the Russians in I our own countrymen and our gallant allies have ' 0,
the neighboring ! island f elokan with the view t had mime share in this achievement. At the • • , '
%
of obtaining permaneri point whence they 1 same time we must add, that these details ' re
could direct SI it attacks. These assaults Were !'quire confirmation, and thatgreat doubts of their
atteuderfleith varied succe , but although the I accuraey re entertained by persons .best able ,„.
Turks inceesantlworrieti th ir opponents and Ito judge of, the\ probability of seek an advance. ....„ ', , ,
inlljcted great I.MeallP6n the , they were nev-. 1 The wo n ,of beasts of burden to convoy the - - ` "
er c ote to ove rcome hem soffit; H otly to dislodge! baggage of the troops; and the want ofeeripplies
the garrison of Ginegese. Aecording to the ,in a country already exhsuned by wise and at all : '
staternents'irow circulated, however, Omar Pasha, 1 times thinly inhabited, are causes which retard s ;
on the 7th of Joie', cromed the river with 40,000 I the movement cf,the,best appointed army; and •
men, took the island of l A l lokan, surrbunded anal it is scarcely probable these tlifficulties have '• ' •
captured Giurgero, and reflicted ato ees in killed• Omen so far surmountetlein a few days as tft ens. .
and wounded of 900 men Upon the Rusaians, who I tie the whole force of the allies to move te the,
were able to escape only - Iv cutting their' way,: front. • Their presence et Varna had been•ur.
through at all ktizards— an peration which in- I gently solicited by Omer l'aeha, who foresaw the '
volved, among other casnalttee, the death of ma -1 moral effect which their approach would halt!
ny
mender, officer
Genera s and t
the
lossl eff. of an \nrm by thetent- I both on his troops and oti thoee of the enemy. , \
Chur \ ,Accordingly, we find that the hope of being \ • •
The news of this fresh disaster having reach I relieved by the allied armies was a powerful in- t
,ed Prince Gortschakeir, he was said to be admire -I candy° to the brave garrison of Silistria to pro- • \
jug fe&ii Bucharest, by forced marches, with 30 :-. I long the defence of that place; and, on the other
090 men, to protect his defeated contrails. Uri - ', hand, the besieging army, already deuteron:est • '
der these circumstances the probability wan that e by the loss of its commanders and the failure of
Omar Pasha, with the discretion which'never yet' its attacks; fled at }est from sheer dread of SA
\ ,
ftliti him, would decline to : push his victorious army which heard the.cturnon of the siege loan- .
troopiinto the peril of a pitched battle, and hug at a - distal:mg of 50 miles across the marshm ' \
would isenthrit himself for the moment byoccn- of the Dubrudscha. ' - •, ' \
pying 'o:Burger.", at which important poi nt he The next letters from our correspondents with ' " . . \
I
could Well arrange with the Ragtime and French I the army will enable us to, judge.of' the counsel
cotaniandele a combined plan of pursuit, if the ; re 801•011, tlpOrt by the Generale under these cir-
Russians should venture to remain in tee neigh cumstances, and it is obvious chat the plan: of
~, • '
horhood, ors even in Wallachia. 15,000 the campaign must have lneleterne several chin- - • , .
troops were understood to hove, reached Rust allie d _ \
ges from these rapid alternations in the ebite Hof
chub; and the 'confidence imparted to the Turks! affairs. The 'expedition naturally commenced
by this circumstance is alleged to be such thatl tix,lnying the basis of is solid defence of . Cons,- I'
they were ready to do anything. It is this ~tr- 1 stantinople and the adjacent.country . , Mee-
dent spirit, however, which most requires Dial sures were then taken to cover she late of the
most corrective influence of au honest and mae-1 Balkan, which was thought might be attacked.
th
ter mind, which may.lead to victory on e Dan- But contrary to ellexpeotattons,the Russians
übe or diegrace in Asia, just as it may be used by ; were failed in their first attempt on the fortress • ' -'
an Omar Pasha, or by e
\ a Moab: from Condon- of the Danube., and by the time our troops reach
tinople. ` ' ,
oil Varna the enemy hail retired before them.-- ' , , •
Thu desire for fire cenamencement of a tom The Turka are said to have followed them, and, \
Lined attack \bY land and, oft Sebastopol far if Omar Paeha has crossed the Danube in the • ,
the purpose oC wresting the Crimea from Ras- centre of his, position, and in front of the Rus. \>,
sits, and thus aecomplishing \ the object which, gins army, he must have advanced with the
more than any other, is leaked upon to essentiall
main body of his forces, conscious that hate sep
ta any future arrangement for peacr,.is still up- j ported by the Anglo-French divisions!. ,
permost in all minds. But tee commencement I At the same time, such a position Weald be ' \
of that plan Beeillti to' have been temporarily in -1 one of contiderahle peril, for the 'Russian?, 'as'
terfered with, not only by a change in the tactics I they retreat fall bhck ou their ?teller:les vault e• ..! ~
of Russia, but also by the non-fulfilment cn the ! the Turks in their adveonee ace leeving their hmee., ;„..se
part of Austria of haravowed intention to occu- of operations, and mar hare toenconater •
py Wallachia. When the recent 4ders of the Russian army strengthened by large .reinforee,se ,
Czar for the inunediate evacuation ofethat pro- me a ts, \ \ , \ - •
vince first transpired, it was understood that The Austrian Government must now pereitrar‘j •
Austria would march in without delay; end that that if , their.troops had enteral Wallachia, as_ \, ' ‘,
the possible return of the Russians being thus bad been intended, on th e ed o r j a ly, this r i s k . ,
prevented, the Turks and their allies- would be would breve beennvoided.',le appears, however, 'l.. ,
set free to carry their arms to the Crimea: from the last official article published in the Nl' ...2% '
But it now appears that the order for the re- maim journals, that Austria no louger expects to - " ' \ \
tirement of the Russians hasbeen countermand- obtain from Raiairs the paeific evacuation of, -. •••• . - '
ed, and that Austria, perceiving the difference either prov:nce. 1... " , , ', - :
between occupying the country on their volunta- Austria, therefore, must proheeti to execute , ` •
',
ry departure, or driving them out by force, Iles- the treaty of the 20th of April, and at, the. same
~._ ‘,, ' \
Rates, at all events for ;moment , to do anything. time she intimates that, in her judgment, the old . , \ \
Prom the distrust all along entertained of Aus- treaties between Bessie and the Porta ore fibre- - '
Ilia, some persons are disposed to see in this the gated by the war, and not to be renewed but by 1 I
first development of her treachery, but, the hal- !pedal agreement. These are declarations bor- , '•'
ance of opinion is that the rupture between her daring as closely as possible ors actual luistilities, r . \
'
Fuld Russia is genuine, and too wide to be repair- and it would seem that no further sunittions
,is , ,
ed without a mutual struggle; and that in a few required to decide the qoeslion.
days she will take a decisive course—her sus-, If Anatria, however, still prolongs her expect- • ,
pease ill the interval being merely attributable 1 ant but inactive policy, the 'lonians will prob-
to the urgency of the last efforts of the Ring of I•ably be driven from the Principalities by other-.... , • .
Prussia to commit Germany to the side of the i means, but the character of the campaign will .
.
Czar.
then b ' e changed. Onr renders nre aware that
The details of the defeat of the Turks in Asia witholit losing sight of the defence of Construe',
are still wanting, but there is a disposition to timple and the evacuation of the Principalities,
hope that the affair, although disastrous, will be it is, more especirlly to an expedition to the Cri. •
found to have been more equal in its resultajo .niea - tat we look for the attainment of the sebs k .
both sides. than was at first expected. Little stantial political objects of this war; and'Wee\
confidence, however, can be entertained in the should - vicw with some tegret any movement an ::\ `-' ...
progresi or the r 'Sultin's , Cause in that region, the part of bur - &tiny, Mit absobitetyrupth'ed by \ ' e
since, in addition tO the incompetency of the thestate of affairs, which should divert inar for-: - \ ,-- •
Turkish commanders, the evil is stated to preveil ces from that one great enterprise. •--"' - ;•• -- •• \',
of constant intrigues and dissensions among the The first condition , of Success in war - into
foreign officers, upon whom alone all the vigor frame the comprehensive; phut • of a '
campaign, , . •
of the campaign could be expected to depend.— with duo allowance for various and sometimes ' \ , .
The Hungarion Generals, with Guyon at their , opposite contingencies , . and then to adhere to it.. - ., ,
bead, are said to be wearied with their vain at- as far as possible. One of-the reason:sot the - s 'e: • I,
tempts to seize every opportunity of sacceseful contemptible figere which the Itersalans.have i ‘
action, their weight and experience being thwar- Aside in them opezations is, that their plan has.; ' . t i
ted upon every occasion by the jealousy and in- been altered half-a doien times, and that no nuts- ' '' t,.
experience of the, Polish officers associated with ter mind has presided over the conception 'and • • I '.l I
them.
execution of the campaign. lot us at lean, . , .
There is nothing new from the Baltic. French avoid this fatal error, by which the noblest sr- 7. , 'li ;
troops to the number of 40,000 are about to be „Ki p. , may 1), sacrifice d an d f r i ttere d away , \ .
emit thither, with a view, it'is believed of sup- Tun Burin Sas, —A telegraphic report from • •
porting Sweden, which government is disposed Stockholm, dated Tidy 11, wow that all commis;
to declare for the allied powers. . nication with Finland rot Aland is forbidden, f• " - ,'`,
in relation to the Spanish insurrection. the and Aland declared to be in a state of complete ••• •, , ‘ l ,
last news froin,Madrid states that Gen: O'Dea- bleckade. Even the- Swedish moil 'steamer --, \
eel and his insurgent troops were retreating to- had been stopped and ordered back by the Brit- - \
ward stetadteleis, that he had beenjoinedby Gen. ish cruisers. - - . . _ .
Herren° one_ of• the formeetleoriree of the A letter written by- an - officer earring in the ' ' \
Queen, :ma, that risings in his-favor had occur- pooh& fleet in the Baltic, and' dated. June' 30, - -I
"teelat tishldaces in the province of Valencia.— seems t o co n g pt th e thisgiyi ngs expressed„. in,
On OM otheihand the Government accounts de- n oo s e English papers, at Admiral Rapiers heerlag.:,
'tecribe hiswefreat as being rendered fatal by nlll- left Croustade. ' The health of the crews may,
..... , '
;-
morons desertions, while they ales affirm, with believer, have been the real cause of abandon- 0- ,
regard to the defection of General Serrano, that ins the attempt to bombard the place, In Which ey ':
'that officer hadtheen unable to carry over, any case the operation hay hats been eudy,debiyed. ', - r
men vrith. him. On the whole the - rev-en be little " re r.
ALM .I,ANITHE.—Frout Beleade the adviposera,
,; ~
doubt that the rebels have not met with the sap - bestelegraPle to July 11. The Turbo took poa-, .. ; .
port they anticipatedl but whether their cause'session o f the iland Enntafitlell,Seyroonoff, after - '. .
is yet wholly lost is a question,not at present to a combat lasting recarly twelve her \ rs. • - •- ' ! "I. • ,
be decided. They would have met, it is said, The next day the Russians eat a retreat -- I
more encouragement from the liberals, if they a l ong th e roa d t o Bahha r esk- - i -,e ~e .
had appealed to the people nth large, instead of ni nco , G ortsc h a k off ..... ed et , if tie
. . ff i ehed , t,
~ _ ... .
exchasieely to the military. The old Spanish take up a positi on a t ffalegereni, . r .
fashion, however has heen followed, and if the On evacuating Giurgovo, the linalans4et 'On -- -- - -"' .
constitution of
1831 mut to be set up by O'Don- fi re several vessels of their flotilla. 'A- — ,
n o n toenorrow, would be pulled down by come The Paris Presse states that on theith July - .
nese maitarY uffitaloi before Biz mouths lied the Turks took id
and Olueika Ishindes . , . '
Weed- ' and. on the 'B,th Omar Pasha, with 0 0 00 me°.
Consols at the last date were quoted at 92. On s and
the Ressians and '
took Giurgete
incessant rainaont them down to-90 ,_ Amore - .--
the following doy, an additional twelve hours of The Russians _ cut 'their way through, with the
Wig 'of sunshine restored them to 92, and to-day Oen. Churleff lost his arm, Prinee.goilsetts-
a less favorable state of the sky caused them to boll was advaticing, at last account& with 0,- , , •
leave off at 91e. 000 men, by forhed_nuirches‘ath Giergeeo. 'Fi e ..
Agents from Con s tantinople are at present in teen thousand glo-French troops,'
ti
- '. e
London and Paris, endeavoring to negotiate a Bustch
tched uk,
a it is ,t ought the Turks' will risk' s,
Turkish loan of £5,000,000. The Govmuments
orgngland. and Franca have been asked to sup- Pi
The T hed
urks here ec , crossed in the faee of th e' ••
poellt with a guarantee, but tbey hesitate to do Russians at Oltenitza Details are wanting. - One,
so, and it is doubtful, under present circurnstan- hundred and fifty wago ns with wounded, have
ces, if it could otherwise be successfully in- already arrived at chareit. Among the :
trained,.
.. wounded are 80 officer& ey, • . , \‘,,
The Ituasians aro forti Mg all the , passes and ' ' 1
The Sent of War.
liflovelleSo4o the bridges, find by darning up the \ •
~ editorial from the Lame. r i ver , have rendered the roads impassable .-: \ '
`rill , , , ~
f r "" 1 " 4 g' Ve ..°° rea " er Since Weethenley, 'June 28th, they have cen' . \
• itiou of the belligerents. pietely clotted to Transylvenle frontier, . •,, - \ • \
war, than the ie°l4t el The Fereck (General of Division) Boston Bey
...I°M ° °f tit an "rri lon th 0 0th ofJune at Stahmadkol with . • \ %,
. .
~, 18,000 men to support the eparatihns of Zdehota T . . • .
0 -
of wa `.,' - '__ n et Paclui, who paeseti 'bersted TralAtee Walren
meter: the 25th. - The tire generals, coverekin ilankby
the detachments of: the \ auxiliary fleets, *re adirail-x ".• :-.. . \
eing an Bsbadagit, in \ order to drive the.ltussians • :-• -•\
into the angle of tete Danube, its the llotkudsclut
and compel them to `tairrender the fortreasell-Of . I.
the Danube, which ttley'allll hold. e SelimPaeho ' •••• - . ,• e
is advancing ,
,„
from Chetoda with 15;000 hien- • \;.
to cceoperate in obtain' grist result. , ,s 2 :
~. ,
In a few days 30, men of the auxilui
troops willhavo effected their; junction. with tI :
40;000 whom Omer PaChit still commands roper.
son. Nothing -is known of 'themilltary optialA \ • ,
~ _
tion-projected. "•• i '... \ \ --
~ • . N
It was stated a few.days aiYillAt- en 0e ' ... "Itb ''\,
Of JAM, the, combined ileets were \to Sail:from \
li) e
attljik for the Crimea;' and maka.ailast a nem ,
bind attack by sca and land - ontehustopot--
The evacuation. of Ibrails appears dircided on.-t.' - ,
Fresh orders ore expected respectingehat of "G a< •• r \'s
late. The exchanges of the EnglishNceptund, ...,,
officers and Emmen against nimbus prieeneri,is
to conueence on the 15th of July. , a . , 'r ,
A letter from Varna, 20th ult., ways tai l Po-
irie, gives some detail* relative to. the rob* ot -:',' -•,
the Russian troops, which does not say madtfor--,....
their humanity. On leaving Sillistria, they 4e-
stroyed everything on their goad, leavin behittd , ' ,
them nothing but desolation andinins';Teeteis 'or ''.
their passage; were mot with at every step 12.9'1'' , ' .'•-•
most lowly cottages were burned, as well, as all ';', ' ''',7
the crops, and even the trees. The ,somu k v a , -1, from
the Dobrudiclut are of A similar elmanter. .A
11.11381.4.--Cholera contionedlo prevail a,V \ it,,, g.. '
Petersburg and Crorustadt. it the former y,.
''
-ma'am 28th of June the police stated the min '' th e t . --,
her .of eases at 405, on the day pi•ecedingit " M*4 \ . \1 S .
IRO /1,4, and on the lot of July there were 480: , + l , ----..
0101.11,114 AT 806,-Asiatic cholera broke;ont-X
' on board, the Australian emigrant dap phials, - \ ,
and the ship put back to Liverp ool, with. sonte,, ~ \ \ 'it
\
fifiT deaths. - - - c •- ' ....
REN H-LINEN DRILLINGS; ttrshy i n t.v ,\ \ f
ettatrlati.bew open et; 0112.8TR1t`5.74 Wend at, , - '\\ .
The following editorial. from- the loStrilop,
Times, of July - ,14,'5n1l probably gise,the reader
a better idea of the condition of the belligerents,
and of the chareaterof the war, than the isolated
facts gathered from tho columns that:and
other journals r -
The .last intelligence from the peat of -war=on
the Danube lends ns to the ipterence that another
groat and sudden change has takca pike in the
movements 'and positions of the contending at=
mice; eimilar to those . kurprising and enter:men
incidents which , bassi hitherto marked 'the vials
pitrles of campaign. A week' ago the
'Russians were known to be in full retreat.. The
siege of Silistrin had been raised on the 231 of
June, and the large army engaged in that ope
ration-retired across the Danube, With eo 'much
precipitation that they left their battering train
Wrdlaehia wan said to be evacuated; the
q.uaTiters of the BMW= army:. were withdrawn_
from BuCharest to fockscham anti Jusey; .the
Austrians were preparing to bile pencenlde
ofsWalischm; and the only. question
scented tole; upon, the factsthen known' to the
whether the 'Russians were about to oon
°citrate theleforees to retire,
altogether, as the Moniteur nssertekbehind the
_ .
We have no reason to stippoeo that this intel
ligence was erroneous or these inferences.lncor
rect;, but it is evident either that fresh orders
have aubsoquontly arrived from ISt. Petersburg,
or that different measures bare been &depts.(
sante Prince Paskiewitsch has laid down his
command,. Postibly the conclusion of thetreaty
of the 14th . of Jane:between Austria isnd •the
Forte may have led to more ,active measures.
Certain it le, however, that the evacuation of
• Wallachia has not gone on as eru expected, while
• the Tacks have assumed the offensive on tho left ,
bank of the river, and it is even reported that a . :
considerable 'detachment of the. Anglo-Frenels
army shares the honors of their „victorious ad.
• If the telegraphic despatches which hive; ken
received elating that •actions were '
~ iPight by
Omar Pasha to Giorgevo ILO . 01tenitta:ou the
Bettor Atiy, are corraot, , And that the \ &Wien
' tarpea oniy anecealed in cutting their wag, with
Severe 10481 thro ugh the -Turkish divisions, it is
clear that the 'war has assumed an entirely new
chance/h., mid thstilustead .• of defending \the
right bank of the Wilms ageinst the nossiinp.
. ,
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