ESTMSLIORED IN .1786.
- --PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
!CILIUM= DAILY AND WEEKLY NT
- • - WHITS & CO.
.DAVID WYE mum] mAmusl , =win .
arms QE xurna air" ammo Oulu= UN roan
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D.l.ll.2.3ll•dollazip•i &mum. .. Fano bu ff Toad/
In adrsoto._ - • •
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ANN HLT—Sooddlarspor Anna In adisnits.: - Olate
.Ul3l bumptdiod on the fallowing •• • • • nu:
The., PiO6 per annum... ... ..... ..—.....4 . 000• . •
a ee
Ten ao ho do . •....... o ... ....... 13 00 .
Trentcoplio do i .. ,- ..,........... —. 20 00
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• no psokan Ibr oath deb to . bo . ad• , • • t o one Reran,
audio be raid Inverlubly In sdnota. No dub pave-myth
b• SoUlie.2ll. Zone anairoo. union • manor)* Nat for
ATES OP ADVERTISING:
One grease. (Ifilloos of tionpare or diridei 000
etch a ear lu
ddltlonal Wiatism...-. 025
' Do: thee* woeks
00
Do , two months ..... -••• 1 00
, Do fair montha- ........ 10 ( 0 : 0 1
" •Do • six
Do ' twelve montria •-•••••-••—• / °°
• 'tunelfteith4 (5 Liner or islrner ammo) • 0 00
• . One dollar for each additional line. - •
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tine sena" changeable at pleasure. (Per am
exclaim of Pacrt•-•••.- Ol
For each additkocal sick
noon over one month, and
far each addition.* square loaded under the ymny rates.
Advertisements ea . • snare. erd not over ditem
Ilona, Lbw as • square and *half.
• Pabilithera d irro I table Or legal • advertheinente
beyond the salami Mt their pubiktion.•
anecornoing candidates for ounce to la charged the same
Ali' other advertisements. • . • , •
Adverilimenente net malted on Abe inpy for a !penned
number of Martha:is, win be . .scattineed till forbid, and
liayinent exacted aceordinall. , • • •
The ertylka• of annual odvettbsers le_rtrietly limited to
their own Immediate busleest, and WV advertisements 10r
the benefit ofother r
awa,
other wawa, M. ll edrertlermeet.
not Insiumilately connected with their owe business, and
ail chasm of advertiseenenta_ length 0 ? b. otheruhel.
0..
ho•
at themalratea
r' ' ‘Val l i b" tu l eitl "" fer d a. Ll . r=ft= be
render., and prompt p•Lrmoot Is desired. •
All ad vertiaments Was charitable inititnticres, fire row
read. ward„township, and other put* matlege, and all
Polio= Mating. and noticea, to be charged half prim. Inf.
able avidly in o n , • • •
- Iderrhere notion to be charged 50 ante. ,
Death noticeearted without charm wiles acentuyer
pled by funeral Imitations or oldtuery minas. and Then
In accompanied. to Wield fur.
Regular advertisers, and all Ohara sending commotion.
tiona or mulling notices deeignod to dal ationtion to
Para Solna, Concerts, or cu s tilldhl en. m brrte , r o pt
what darn. are made err
, sto ........tons—everr notice dedgned • call attention
to private entertniam aderdated cc in Od to Promote
Individual Interest, ean only be Inserted ith theunder
etarkUng that the mom Is Lobe pad for. If Intended to
The inserted In the local whimsy the same will be cleaned
M
at the rate of 10 ante per Ilea , •
elton or Ira - notices to be charted trip prim
Tavern Llamas Petitions $2 earth._ , . •
Real Estate Agents' and Auctioneer.' ad nts not
to be clawed under yearly sat* but a diamtrat of
' ni t l hkty-thme and onethird_Per ant fromlamount
ilisirLT OS ril-11 - OXLT IS MILS OUTILL
One Square, three lusertioeve.-.......'- tO
Do. nth EIT
Anil=S Et SEXILY PAI D - .
• One Square, l one incention.......-50 cents.
• Do. e
ache additional inaertion.L.-25 amts..
An transient advarthemente to be bad in advance.
PATES OP
rtronmatax oaszttn us
SONS,.Brokers.
d and Fourth sta. FaCtisburoro
rLent t t . ,. Bany,Cluelansti— 11 , i
Crnartm En.Ctoclail.. do
odnatte 8unk .......
_,.... do
Otdo use Ins.txratatcu. do
Wage= ltotierro litank..... do
Binh of Stand:lon .
Small -Vaasa... ... .. Ix
rrsw maEAR - b.
All solvent Banta.. .... X
NNW lle.:
Novr York Cit TO y..--.—w
Cartantv7
N. lIOLMES
No. 57 Market it. Debbegai
PINNEY LT/ALL
Bank of Plttsburjh a . r ....Turl
fl=3lanul . a of E...:Tiri
1
Bank of. Counnerce..._ -.Bar
'Bank of North kmarka...par '
BankorNortten Llbortles.par 1
Ban
Z u MnEahlip ...:
(km:maxim Dank of Pa.....0ar .
Banners' it 11. 0 ".une,33 , k‘par ,
Kenalngtsra ItaOk - ...-...-par I
Manufau artdoch. Bask -.par
anbardee' Bank- —...par I
4 =l i a ar gn :4 lt ai L - =par 1
Southwark 8ank.».......-..
iir 9i M 'a rliark!!.. .- 1".-7-- .p P ir I
Bank 6Mhz:upend:Mt- rli i
Bank St Cbester Conn -11
• Burke Danvilla- .......- ,
Bink of DeL Ca. Cinder...par
Bank of Germantown...«-par
Bank of Gattratearlth....- LK
(Sank of Lawletown. ..... ... L
. L , Rank of muussown .. . . ....AI(
Inoutuomery Do. 1hmk.....0ar
Bank. of Nortbtonborlaid-par
Columbia Pk .t. Bridge Co..par
Doyleetown Bank-. par
00010
'. Baotou '
. 'Vt'BED
= Bank..
111Eezarzz
P.
Farmer? Bank of Paadlonpar •
Farm. Bk of Selorylknl Ca-par Aukitata s. la..7l.lZgao .
Far. t ib trz i ,4'synestnarg. V.l Bank of Eturorta---.,- e.
taniebara Bank . th46° n- W
Bt.
a TAVatr . .2
Ilooaalalartank..„---.. lla Allaolveneliinka.„. 'lO
Laneuter Bank.-1..-,-..par KENTUCKY.
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Lawson? County Ilank.-par nk of Itentnekr,Lordseing
l A biba n00k......:_'..par ilk of Loulaw . e.,__Thuraton "
W KS . Book of Potheelnerar Northr Bknentneirr ..
Wert nal ßea tk . ~ .... .31,1 8— th rtztrua. - k ,
. w r .ining Bk.'lAnk.etbarrerriStata Bank a branched-AU
Yort IdiSSOUItL -
nalleflloted:-' 1.....-LEellit of nat. of JUaeourl..- IS
°liar L L ILLINOIS.
Ohio Stat. ,8ant....-...-I,s6 . Stite Dank uld Branches -00
Branch at Akron..-.,-. do Dank of lalnote ,... 76
Bench at Athana............!
/= t rdl=4E.. ;I:
Egaspe_Telaima-....... do
~. B at , -TWodo .-...... do
'at vas.-- do
Branch at Volumtata ..- _ do
arm* at Atalitabula...- do
L , Smartt at Palen
_..-. -.....:. do
an irtittarlSeld..-:-. d
Branch It R1p1ay......-..- do
'Branch It ClurinnaU-..- do
Branch at Wastrugton...- :2
Bomb at
Branch at I tUider --..-- do
--
Brandi St atetlterrainB.... - do
, MY , at Mt. Yoram.-- do
at Newark.-- do ,
at Springdeld.-... do
Branch atklariettiL..-.-.. 41 , 1
-Br lm orloh th. it a1t r i413.Zi . ....:: floi
- Branch at Tardontna.--4 to,
-Branch at 1412.—. doi
=Ph it I l • 4 oeliEtn77.:. Itl
Branch at 8at0n...-.....- do'
watt R5TR.......'
do
Cuyahoga .....
Hem* at , Kaudllow....- do ,
Branch at Wooeter . do
_ Boma al' Xerd.- . :- . ...--..- dal
Blanch at Younsktow"
N. rggHilt - ar:arditk.
All solvent 80nk...—. 3g
VIEUINIA.
Bonk of the Tiller 11:
Bonk orVo..ltlehmond... -
lEx. -lank, T., Norfolk
I Per= t lA . 1 . 1431 .k x15.
North Western Bonk—.
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NORTH' otiNf. "
Bank of Coro 'Peor..,..
Bonk of St. ant. Contra •
Oom.Boalt.Wllrolukton. 2
Merchanto'llk,Neworem, 2
SOUTH' CaIIOLINJL
a R
IlltoftheSt.of B.porollno
Ronk of South Corolla. 2
}soak of
Ho man.....h
'mordent& n' 2
gazing t 1 , 1;* Su. 0;. ehks
)(ICEMAN.
Farman:led:make' Beak
Government Mack .14nk
Bk of*. Anterloa,_Toronto 6
Bk pith. People, Tatman. 5
Dent of kLantreal.-.... - ...
Dk of U. Canada. Toronto
DASTERN ft.XCLIANQE.
On New!f
On do
On Baltlntort___,.- do
WESTERN IfaIdBANDCE.
"
iiroLt u Arbliffoli " NatrE.
olDoabitons, panisb ..-16,00
dp , ; l4 . i. Patti . 0e....—.:1812
J4 OO
Eredericks Zs crars • 7.80
polsesa
r
oril
PRICES OF STOCKS
.113R0N116 TOR MK PITISBUIr: VAZETTN.
• A. WILKINS (.4 CO.
STOCK AND 4XOIIANGE .1311.trKAIS,
N0..11 FOUR Tr stREK2.
M=MMM2I
Mara State. loo
• -; / 00
.
4;6--r-- 100
►u v 3., r3 OO
Va-%-••• 000
PlLtobazgh 'tit! r 'n
asar. r o z,
'f ue r" . d efZirs'ota 100
WS MOM • .
Rank et littsbarrb..:.«.-
alatehantat & Itunuftlank
.Rnatianea
Aikeumr 15 ..vina P. OO
Pius. Trust
Lltlseni Dapnitanank,
Ranantanxn&
r t..,_gam=
wtemlin, Its= es
;LS s'.• Ivantratoo
- Aguelslet Ylrgulunt's
1 1 1ttalmngt
,Pittsbpr: t /AMITY.
ia.ll ROA% IlLkellf Las.
II 10
19
21
10
• • a
40
fittAt*ha ork.-:-.
44 Slackwater
, y Mae
Petal*. card Raltrosel-.
two* Nana Its/Inted.z.
halt. I Obla Itallm4.- -
1 Om/ma h warm . SCR.
limbo Itallvsy•Dry . • •
•RattgrutOo--..
Bowls (old)-
--: r a w_ • Ae. Own,-
1 , 14. k . Pl= c Bad
AthuillierWrsak i L4'
?Tharl'lntelda.......
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lutstant* /14 1 * 11*7
'Douglass flouhston...
EiMe
MLZ2ti!=!
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stkal
•,; RIAN)AISOIC AN RANKING FIOI
• , wit.RINS 1.; CO, .
' disks Beak Dedd(dei Se 71 Octet& send.
• .- PIT 77218URa1f.• PA. • -
VODRICIN and Domesticte;lcniii Exchange, Coin,
Rink Notice 04 Lend Weresait add sat. ,
Colleettoaseeadebout tice -
liddissWes discereldeal sad kers negabitiNt.
• Meta t sat DM on Cknanklaaion. • '•
Water rod on dews% And tittered added lads wt
eep specified ; deo
„puttun f : 4I9OLD & CO."-
JiltadAvarkivraracz,4&.a.
• - HARDWARE FOR
• , SA DDLERS AND CARRIAGE MAMMA.
I. T., Leech
Pw WOQD ZaIIEZT, PrITSEITRGIL
O. w Dammks, Waykser that, That
A
twine, Axle., ke, it.
.. u5pt....... - ........:..........:a5541.-...._............. pe.u.
p s.
• ATEMAN,I I4 T.Tag &CO., Commission
bfirelagti MI Onieralrarrardery, by Canal. River
Datircad:No. 55 Camp=At i .,..m Alain and
Ms dew* Soap. Ada a .
DUSI. fit-, . ibmirklirrAistrinrs—Mba, -,
pl i gteti . -
, D. rumor a Po: Cluchnua . ,L
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_lll . pralm , . -
PaitkuLt attene4l - 12 1 1 - tit
1,
- AVAEPH CHAPMAN.
irs4amuax I.l4llViarezz .o.6AiXit ix
IMPORTED ciumm* .
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
OSEPH S. & A. P. MORRlStilAttor:
lluti nays at Law Oaks Na 11:: Fourth sirost botuseu
theeld. and &aut. Pittsburgh. P. torn
L.W. HALL; Attorney at Law, "Bake
. de, aumaela," Grant street, between ourthUnd
6 Allay.' r au3o4rl7T
12 °BERT E. PHILLIPS, Atto'rney at Law,
Jut, st. Lod!. Ida fit
jritOBEKT POLLOCK, Attorney nt Law=
• rof Infth wad thud stroets,oppoidta the Omni
o Pitaeaungh. _ Ear2l-7'53
JAMES J. WHIN ; Attorney at Law, office
Fourth stnnt, near Grant, rttutnoch. .1.1541 r
l i - NRA NCI B C.FLlNEGlN,Attorneynt Lam,
.11: No. 170 Youth stmt. klUsburab.
TASPER' E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
u 89 Fif th stmet,Pittabosittu—
F 7,14 :4 M ;;:1111:1 ;) ttol:11)T4
rjr,nIERNAN % CO., Bankers and Exchange,
Broken. No. 9.5.W00d street, ear., of Diamond Alley
t burgh. Pa.
kilrlhay andonll Rang :Taming Coln. Dlimittut Time
Exchange, and Proanlasory_Noteg nuke Collection" In all
the principal elites of the - Unicitr. nettles Deposits on call
mulct" 'tamest, and it,. their prompt attention Wall oth
er matter" appertaining to talhokegs business.
I"3l.l"astern Exchange constantly for We.
Mtl=~SZlflZL.......i➢llan L.lll TLOICNCIt SWIZZ.
KRAMER - - & RARBS,HBankera and Ex
- ebango Dentin. Roy and won Gold and Silver and
Notea..niM u sta low:Il i on Real Estate or Stook Scnt-
Vol " V " eX h illy d ttil gat', g, dor ehaT 7 Zotlt
Mons made on all point* In the Union. Ordoe-rornar nt
Third and Wood WINd .. directly opposite as St. Marla
Hotel _ WY/
DD. KING, • Stockand . Exchange
Broker • Fourth street—Dada and 'elle St to on
ict a
ation,• lerehange Baden cities 'applied at env
rent rate Ordiections made on tho West at low rateta Wer
tarn Bank Notes Benght and sold • "TIM
wariMots PALSIS.........MMis Wris... ...AM.'S. UM?.
EALMXR., HANNA - & V0., - gueoossota to
thootr, mow,* Co; Bankera,Exehanan Binloemand
en In - Foreign and Domenstioplanere. o . ls.te d tma of
Mnreets. Lest N lSti b t u rierttAroner reoCleed on eorn aposit. Sat
Chests toe ale. and collections made on miser all grind.
pal points or the United Staten. -. ' -
The
MI& highest reennoin . pall for Itiselsno and American
.. ti of Penisesshipped
..Mmliem made oa emo dirtimen .
. _
... . ._ ._..
VIMIL WILLIAMS & Co., Bankers and
Nrchang Brokers, North Nast. corner of Wad and
T hl Alls liberal terms and
nasuntlT attended to.
s ze.4nge tro ere,
•
!ke i t N .All " traassetkaul 6 " at kul i t 'i llbl e ral ' th*rstas.lianic.orillyltt.Cl
11111711. LARINER, Jr.,! Banker and -Bre
'
Pittsv ker. rgh. 4th street, No. 63. edjohdrtheir the Sauk or
bu
NL - HOLMES & SON, Dealers ill Fareign
_ Lana Domestic Bilis of Itacharego, Certificate. artier.
omit% Swat Notre and SpeeinNo. 69 Market steed, Ma
bomb, t he
made on all the trthelpal cities
thronothent the United Staten .
BOOKSELLERS &C.
. - -
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stammer, No
.78 Fourth street, Apollo 13vildbm.
WELDIN, ' , Wholesale • and Retail
tIT.. Dealer to Blank sod &teed Books, Paper add Ste
morn No. 63 Wood street, (between- Tided sad Fourth)
'.Pittsborsti.
ORN S. DAVISON, Bookseller. and Sta.
tkoier, •ocen•or to Illation k AnAnr. I , (Market
• t, war Hautth, Ita•bmh. Pa.
•:"• : : • .
EAY . & ooksellers and Stationers,
aro. 55 Wood CO., :treat, Demi door to the eartlEf ot Third.
arah,
P. &hoot sad law books conataatla on hand.
COMMISSION &C.
• J: W., BUTLER. & CO.,
UiIE=WARDIg I a & COMNISSION It
MAXI'S and ers Su art kinds ef Pittsbunrbltan-
Articles, Pips auflEhest Lead. 'Su 97 First
Pittsburgh.. i auflriPi4
H. SVITON.
Wholade over, linpcirier and Dealer in
S, Brandies and Old Mo
"moon rahels 11 Whisky, 5t0.12; Soath-Ast. corner
oc Wald sad Front Aa. Vittt/ough. Parnx. natal
E-.V7.• POI
.•
dl.. Broker
t and 118 Smut.
A 7& A. Al'
. I .lk gsfi- Ifitt
erect.. rattabartb.
I
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Ploduos
berty Mace. •
SPRINGraIikIiBAUGIIACO.; (Succea
- woe. ilarlaveh.) aod Forwarding
erehantg Dealer. in Wool and Prodnoe gonarally, Non
' Mat audit Second arr~u.tyttsmrt. P. ap3-17
.& W. R A, Flour Factors, Commission
• ard Forwsnfleg Mertbsits Man n teem In Produce
imatrally. Orders fbt Pitlaberst actarem Drnnintly
'Penn
W. 7704.74 Watme.l34 90Front vtl4, Pittsburgh,
Pena& spl4y.
L hour,— E m=
ARDY,. AW§ CO., .luceessors
tO
.6.IIrOOD,JMIES al.,Putombsskin sad Parini*:
r i g palm is Pittsburgh MsruilheturedOoods,
Pittsburgh.
IS " ' ".o e ro
am Commlbekm nd Forwsrdin Merchant*. and
!lERCER k ANTELO, General Commis- .
/.1 Rion Idesehoada, Waal Plawata
ecaudgameata or Prodaaa pawally. p 177
lORN WATT CO., 'Wholesale Glo - cers,
..• Consunidoct Merchants, and Means ha Produce and
ttsbarah Manudecturce. No. 2Ga Liberty at.; Plead:with
B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
• • fionna{salen and Pores:llns Merchant; and Whole
tW Dada In Western - }lnert*
, ()Leas .l llatter, Pot and
.PM Aah, end Western Produce r. Water street.
between Smithfield end Wood: Pl bares.
3 " 3 "'
T L 1471
° 00.; wbolessle Grocers,
pitt Az h arg n isnd OommV l lli n era=eml Dealr it Ln
tomb. • 151ir.63
• tasnAkJalf
Int. yob alyz.
I ig.Yetx. i Ang
Int. Idayalicee
do
Int.Jaa.h7ul.l'
do
Int. 2167 a Not
Diva
Dirllo
. ta7 t.. t
Dlt.• ..1 e
Int
WAREHOUSE;-HENRY' H.
ODLlSlNS,liargrardbit sad Comb:dad= lieramatAnd,
Dealerln Ow" Butte r Water , Lao Fish ad ProSpe• ganenn7
MY Wood Week ,Ittt ib urth
'VON BONNHORS'r &MURPHY, Whole-
T alb Onnets awl Oonnalidan Manhents, and Donlan
Pittikrsh Ilanunicloro. Water otnet,
.:• • : •
ZOISASPALMER, Importer and Dealer
m Trona andiaoselau6 WoII Paws, No. 66 Market
between Tklrll and Fourth Moo; rittatardt. .
McOUNTOCK, Importer'suid Whole
aza Two Dodge fileartetiPg, Hoot. on
Math, T&b&. sod Mao Caress,Wmaaw Shades
. .
20.4
Dlr. May sti
ORRIS & PATTON, 'Wholesale d Re.
tah Oman. on the Eastern ante of theihienneoh
cLDir.4.3IF
do
.
CfiANE( VAN GORDEIIy, iinTrim
-Ings. rtolllll7and Manua Ines Gonda - Xmbrtdderice,
• ent'a Puraching Ono& and 1/1111ff *Meter, a fall as
an ant of ahich ems ohms be had at No. if 3, corner of
Market dreet and the Dhutiond, Pittsburgh. Pa. apll•ly
I Stock. r 4 II 3
• ow Sto
A. A. XLlOlig 51,1TT111113618...F. Amos: aw, TOIL
AA. MABON CO., Wholesale and Retail
t Rem la layer and 131.404 prr ea . , 41. 25 311th
srV[IMPEIIt SITIIOIIFiELD; Wholesale
and liftall 17:117 Clooiii Iklerchas!t.,, corner Poutibin4
et Knot, Pittatrarzh. - : •
ISs Dt,
New
Jon." nom.: . =Wax nom.
41 - 01INTIOYD &00., Wholesale-Grocers
sad Commladon Merclusiti.No.l s 3Welid and =I L• 11.,
suut , Pittabargh• • • . • nie
I
IR , 72
[72
milto
s
•
ROBERTMOORB;Whirlesale.Grm - or, Itec-
Wring DINILIerr, Dealer 1qTroduor.,1115•1•11715
5105.0 ad al kinds or Forelga and Doun••ls %mos sod
I- 5 11•Wo. 115 1.45•557 etreet. hazgl • ••ry w il It
'took oapelior 051 tdoncophels Whiskey, 7121515 will D.
anion auczernur.--- . roma.
BLAOKBURI.I . &. 61., Wholesale Oro-
era Pcidere In Produce sod
CUL ILLltrh.fr
1 SALMI DICKEY & CO., Wholesale 'Gro•
arraT,SrauseladcalfrreAaata, sad Dealers In Prattler;
he Water street. and WT Proet WmR Plttsorall.
none 'fans- wow— —.-...11,131:0C. LOS.
NO/LLS .& ROE, Wholesale Gmeers and
nissostissloo liorobiata. No. IN Liberty argot Pato.
•
IMIALIT••• ....».._...... J
~....-Tarrmann,
• aoanaaaa..... .. ;..-- seiALEs. •
BAOALEY it 0., Wholeiale Oro-
V V «a. NoiL and 207.. • stmt. Vittatnnah.
and
Week* owner of Vag wtO Sixth ittewsti, hu
alr~~7l c'n b a " u Ts...Vatk
o ft =roenies .4
Ba te
raer=rtregrlise lowest • - • •
moat!
gaßturotfcom_D,WilL
WICK t licOANDL B , sucqessota tip
otteresas....d
owl uktili t Zo kk
ut maw* n boa : row. Wasp, oat
Vrl.,:griaturit' g c " nal7; °°l: ° °° °I
) 4 . 2 "
A.. CEMBSBISON
Camadadon Aterchalit,
ursh Ileautlrtand Artielcs,
"
noyD, who e
B on bre
"admit, ......... •-•••••••40101 mows.
.1111AGAUCY, wooDwARD4
BP ado Slam Eta pst Ms, 1t stnat.Madelsile
EXTER, General Mertiugi
nd
Common Merchant. 161 Pr=
street, Pittsburgh. apMl.2md
• ta. &ears. in Wool and Produce
burgh Manufachme. N 0.114 5.0121 i
~, - & - : _- 6 (57,7*- 6 1..i1e. a—
And Cotpalapk.n"Merelnuat No.
ba'Sn• r
DRY GOODS.
GROCERS. -
wholosa.
Voc!,l,l%.inzrdog.4.'"
/Munk Grader and
riodureimillitta•
Std Marti Azad, Flttip.
eaaie Grocers, Corn
wer.fis Produee
4tert:r. Wood. madl Shu
2=2==
PITTSBURGH. MONDAY MORNING; SEPTEMBER 38 , 1954.
I=l
ACAED. 7 -Having been appoinjol the 'ex
duslve Aunts for Pittsburgh, as the ante ofTatent
eeted °merited and Stretched Leather Batting, num
elactmed by P. JEWELL I SON. Of thattord.oon.ctkut,
Wa now oltertor aale a large assortment of all widths,
manufactured. at he manufarturres Prhes_ his =tick
behts .perlor ta noy Leather 'kitten over Morn offered
to tbl. market. Also, a barge stock of all widths of India
Rubber Belt! constantly _ hand. and fur alio at the
r Batting Depot," N 0.116 Market street.
sap 26 _ J. a 11. PHILLIPS.
LAUNSIN I
o
T LOOMS,. Rent Estlte Agent.
Shia, Merchandise an& BM Broker, olkee No. R 2
north street, Ahura . Wood. BOBinelol promptly atiouded
t 9. _ . ]!Belly _
SAMUEL L. MARSIIELL, Szoretary Citi
inmulmm Compare. 94 Water street.
rt M. GORDON,, Secretary Western Tneu
ranee Co., Mt Watt street.
GARDINERCOFFIN, AgeqtforFranklin
Comparkf,.norttt-eant corner of Wool
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
. tual Insurance Caranans. 41 Water street. 1 -
1. nurmx
GrOWIL R. T/i11.011.....
fIEO.II. TAYLOR & RUSTON, (aucceasora
as to T.-lor 4.ldiorne.) Genereleironoistion and For
warding Merchants, and Agent. for Pastern-Transporta
tion Lines, WholerWe Dealers In Staple Procoriea - Sheet.
Inge, Cotton. Cottonitarne. Patting, relent: idardih.
smut sod Keane*/hemp, Sobeao,. Soda •Ash, Window
Oleo, Pig. Bar and White Lftd, Nara] Stores, mid Cinch,
will and Pittsburgh Manufactured Goode
A gents gre the 'Tenn Milr And "Banner IMP' Sheeting&
Pittsburgh. No. i 8 Front street. (opposite
Pittsburgh and St. Louie Packet Landing,) Cincinnati.
piintimd
JA.S. A.. nrrememr„..
A. lIIITCIIISON & CO., Commission
ell 3ternhailta and Akente for the St. Lonle Sugar Rain.
tan=eVallitV Pig
" d Bar Lead limp
MUSIC, BLe.
Ilottv 11.. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano keries,
•M ersin 1111 d Iniretni Intrument. School BALK and
Mrrie litan Nina lbr Crbirkerinte Plano Forte, for
titan Prrumrl - hania—NO. SI Wong gnat.
ENRY KLEBER, Dealer in.lquele,
hatrumants, Ind Importer or Haan Stringer;
wu rk=r4i= C A l==ell m o d Tress l'itm
DRUGGISTS.
JOHN lIAET, Jr. ( w
adesear to'Jto. M'Grif
fer,),Wbolesale tad ' prugglst Desler
to. LILT. Dpaintli,2e.o.4l Wood street 3 door% Woe
. P . lttsburgh. Jraltaratar Azad ft,l4ar,3r,
LWILCOX CO., Druggiata and Anoth
• medial; earner Market atreet andtheDlameMd.keeP
constantly on band a foil and complete assortesent of
Drussadedielnes,Perfumery,andartleleapertabobantatbeir
bUld
Physic:lam prestriptiona n t refrilly commanded. mein
.OHN P. G`OTT, Wbolesnlo - Dealer in
Drugs. Paints. Oils. Tandshes and , Dye Stars, No. 290
bode street. Pittsburgh. •
AU orders will receive prompt attention. , •
40rAgentite Loudon 600 m inable Way llNlditibel,
111111 . 2,0
i.
A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., :Wholesale
t Ornland rosnunteturers of White Leed.Red
an earner Wood and Front streets. Pitt.
men:
ikE. - SELLERS, 'Wholesale Dealer in
Ar zers. sti twA tt v Etntro,=, Vandal:L./teat',
RAUN & REITER, Wholesale &- Retail
Drugents. earner Of 7Aberty =4 Bt. Mir streets.
SCHOONMAKER CO., Wholesale
1ga,24, Vinod Iltreet, Pittidnargh.
AMPLE FLEMER), Successor to L. Wilcox
. Tcoon ay.. Market street satl Maulnd_Er—
lial=l.lcritzoria:rs =,riutz attielee
rds n =o hh4buslaess.
y
h
prescriptions carefully eompournted a m all
ours. jaß
WOOL MERCHANITS
IJ,, LEE, successor to MIIIIPHIt. LEE,
Wool Dealer. and Cormateeekm IlerShaat far the
r Alseriasp Weal , , Goods No I= Marty street
rarer
MEDICINE.
DR. JAMES KING: Office and Residence,
Na. 112 Fifth Anat. cpssots t). C.tb.d".l.
tare, any
OfVe t e th el , h
. street, 2t.n
? t a .io. V taidta N d:
P.x.7 to 8, P. m. s4-2711id
MERCHA NYTA
CHESTER, Merchant Tailor nnd
No. r tt - Womt Vet. w. Particular a:roll:ran.
iirtLIAM DIOBY, Merebant'Tnilor,-Dra
e and Dealer Body Made Clothing. 111 Lib
EWATTS & CO. Merchant Tailors, lirl
..' Warty - strrcrt.—Ve are 1100 receiving ear
nit Nock of 00041 forriletittegren'a Wane—Cloths, Na.
means and Tratinge of thrinevreet atria and ansetpurility.
Oar Moats awl anatinners 11 , 1111 please give nsa call. Dahl
MANUFACTURING.
W..WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
• Idazaheturrr sot Dealer lo enhima. Wan, N. 83
inl itteet.
TWlNCurer of
la PATENT BOX TIM, • merlon article, SOLID BOX
and BRAZED BOX VIEF2S, corner of Andenon sod Ron
isuon strosta,
loaners) City. dna square from tba Iland stract=epi-
EMBROIDERED . AND APLICA MAN
TILLAB—Matarlals muted for Embroidery and AI:.
rair by MILLB. WILSON,
je21.1 N0..311% Perm Amt., &bon Bat&
Bolivar Piro Brick and Crucilde Clay Nan-
11'11 . 3 60 . Xi"' C ArdiC a I I iNLARCIED
1,
their eagoteltr tar trumnaletwing, IR, now ',rowed
to meet the increased dentsrdfor theldßricY. Cm:Me and
"3444"1". . Urd'"
rAttVll4 4 4 Wit h oil Bus..
Incomna. E•Pt.mbor 2 / 1 :i 8 M: ° -
Boots and Shoes!!
.A.MES ROBB, No. 89 Market street; 3,1
doorfrosn the Ilarket Weise, would Intone - the inth
that he has now very full stork
ti every thing
Unite,
hoot Itild Mao* trade. such as Ladlee'al . t . er , halt
Jeon
to gtt. =".** !ea, Izeit.edenv the
Oehler. sad Panay Boots and lihosa In nit their rtiletlets
also, Gentlemen, floe U Patent ll,Ntlt lkots. puleh
Call Boots. Oonem Gallas. and Moen, ahsa Bo and
Youths' Boots.
ass. gr ne Preach -, • ' •
Please give
to all who favor us with their =stens en will give oiatlsfee•
Won. Remember the plena HD Market street, mr,29
70101 D. 111:016.....-..
.M'CORD & CO.
. yrnalseuus AND RETAIL rasmaxins
'HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS
AND MUM:UN ALL I[loKiB OP FUR& '
mime arwoon apwrow tame:six -
. . . . Pittsburgh, Pa.'
.its.Thalr Oak omblisois awry otiallty .rstyloof ILL
suo=uffs, Boss, email sad Nur Smut&
• Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOIINSTON,. & CO., cornorof
Belmont and Ratenen streets. Allaghemr,eltr, would
nepeetfully Ink= their Mends. and. the r a tua—vg.
tbs.; tbe_r are maantleturtaa er.
mar& Punka . Malabs and - A : lnin gr. their T 111109%
'trim of daub and isopartlon. • .
All orders mlll exematal with ',Wet reglad to dem
-Witty and beauty . of dulsb. :Repairs will oleo be attended
to on the moat reasonable terms. Wing In all their Sunk
the best Pastern Shafts, Poles and Wheel Stet, they Met
=Meat that all Who favor them With their patemage
vrlll i =etly fattened ou trial of {heir work - .
are requested to ilre them a eall Whir Mr
Hew Coach .Factorp-dllegberry .
e.- U. U. IVIUT.EdI modla te
speatfully ingera ths Dubuc that they , hire
a shop on Lae**. between Rderal amil • eludnekey
streets. They are now making and are preroired to MATO
orders Ow every descV=of rehkies. .d es , Chariot..
ili ed We ß rectt e ake mean= At; alerts watt. th aw, *l l
the f
or they Dare, they.fool ccauluant thaurara
te do work on the most. rcascomble terms with thaw
wanting articles in their fine.
Paring particular atumtiouto the selection of a:nais,
and bolas nano but -competent workmen. May hare on
hesitation In warranting their work, We therefore atk
the attemtkor of the
_subtle to this matter.
, N. 8..— . l
done in the bat maunor, and au the
most ressenable tams. • • .".is.2htf
. .
rarTxwmtnft
COACH FACTORY.
, 48, Diennolut ..Arley.'-near Woad re< • • .
M. BIGELOW, PBOPHIETOIL
)yOULD respectfully call tho attention of
Southern In Western Merchants MEG toe Moak
randlng In prim num $lOO to SUM. Them
are built from the best material and workman•
ship, arid wider hit' ownsupersiglon; he can, with sonde
dame, warrant his work to be infer ior to none menu:se.
Lured in the Union. The Mirada of his business and the
meet Increase In demand for this dam of week, has indueed
him not to build mar common or low rrba work In his
establishateret. Berson, 'notice good Ironed work 'will
Blew call and *mains his stodt hertz° solos rut. 411
ItO.3IIIZAII
a.liVin f gto t RQPliell- co.
NOVELTY-. 1 OR S; • TSTIORGIt PA.
MUCK and Deli.ot Railroad . .Saalaa;-Liay;
Cattle sad Grain do.: Plattbren and *salter 46.4 Deer
of la,,,Aantridarop and Thumb Latches, Coffee
lklllla dx Mat. amorsd "attar=
Holes sad /ea leg
„Malleable Iron C ; at aterT ea
zloty In Tom and_ num.— • „ , , • AU
W.V. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,.
31.0,"at cnd 351 LOON that: ems* RealVekt *tee
• •
• • •-•nrrasunom. thiteo • stones,
MONUMENTSTO.I°, stone% Icati;
brivlrrleati
- Tlnbe ju ?evll , .--Z, i md AO Mar
'l4" k lstudre r ebTniditl lb/
i knriatrt7.. An m'ar ,
plledwltti de.P.tat it 5 " .6,11 wir. TrAtaPtea •
New Goode and Fastlariefon Gentlemmas
for eiwlng. of 1854.
-..w.A.T cwi esa co. beg leive- respectfully
tO Warm Chet, usunerods inetomarttct.the Dub
licuaraill4artlbeanre . 0 44 . Z...n: =4 . =
rraeurrkerrojerd-aad thal they are ready to receive or.
esyststsswoistbssa up 4, o ► aal usual superb etyle. •
• .The tatlaanidn go. daserally depressed brtbelr exist>.
=itzdmm to oterriVNLopoe..elforterirrlsesec.,•wila
• entrittnaors se. banded I our lemur
Liberty atreet,North side. above.ilt-Clsdr. .
-'• ; Ilimtlentese • Pini alma Goods,' - •
tiliserillers bei leaie, to inforin the
Pahhe thet Mir bare ree 4 their hosoosee Ettete_ Anth
em the nehrtsel sica.l
-•
' ' :.• - • • •
, • . -
HEW YORK AtIVERMESEMS. -
From LBSCIIER SCHELL'S • 'General Advertlslas
House, No. 346 and 848 Broadwar, N. rusig,(lga No, b."
Nassau most.)
Rd oLI S'irnu in the Vile 11l New nrr.
Brodie's Cloaks and Mentillai.'
gr:4 F.O. BRODIE:51 Canal;. =ILO- Lisre
zdarod:tis..ithlsirilt;lealer voiter. elrutetvie t nr . l
51 1.1.1 of 'Crary aud deec l rittlo 44 , the
attention of buyers to hLs extensive etc,ek of r,LC4 suitable
for the Fall Reason. Ills strieelmd the trade as confirmed
monthir t Us/Teem, (iolley'a and other leading Fulda°
Books.SeoLl/cur
• Musical Instruments.
TLIE subscribers are now prepared to offer
for the Inspection ofJobbere. Music Dealers end elk
rading In Aleslad Instrument. and .Merchandic.
the .following ankh*:
ritdivt. Itopet.Guiterts, Tifri, dc. ; Fr. Ode
and German Accordant. .9eadiores, OireetaPir •
. 4.4 ' 4 AV:0. 2 ;771::`,.tAVL.,j." Cau Our arrangements with the !sewn arid meet celebrated
Manufacturer. In Europe are such ante enable 'in to sell
good , at their lowed price. and ere can offer Oar custo
mers the advantage °reelecting Yeoman entirely new Mid
mrefolly oe ected,steek. • Being in the - Market at ail me
son. WITH. THE CASH, reedy to acceptor anylob lota of
pude that may offer,., can effort orPortunliln of bine'
i
gans In many article. •
Agent; of Carhart & Needhame' celebratet Patent Melo.
deans. FERDINAND ZOORAUM A CO., Importer.," .
anl2.3mv No. 97-Maiden Lane,DeW ko •
igLIE undersigned baying Agency' of
litennrs: CARIIART BNREDII3Pii (Nee eYerk)
- -.LEBRATERPATENT DIELDEONS,
would lotbro3 the Trio end the Public In gone rid. that
they are 110 W inapared to fornlA to ISaloas ehd• others
Owns truly celebrated Ittetrument. et the Alsttractutare'
.LOW EST I'ItICES. EYery lost:vow:a Warranted. • '
VERDINA?iD ZOODAUH•B
. . . .
Imparters of 31tudral Instr./meads,
'aul2-3mv No. V 7 Malden Lane. New. York.
Daguerreotype Materialt.
W. TIIOMPSON & CO., 315 Broadway;
.x.w 'Veldt. :Manufacturers and levelers In DeguernW
type Casda. Appal , . tea. MattlngS,Preservers,ke4 and Im-.
porters of Plates, Chemicals, Pansy Yranten and Dam% and
Material. °revery description.
Volatlander. k John's, C. Q. Ilarrleon'a and .0 other
Ametteturthtmeraa constantly on hand, at the Maltreat ,
toren lowest prices. and warranted perfect. adlOthar
D. DEVLIN. de CO. • .
• CLOTHING WA ItH4OIJB
258, 2591200 Broadway, ear:Warren et,
NEW YORK,'
ApturE Beg to ask" the attention of 'dealers in
vv. Ready Made Clothing thrfailitiont the Ifni
States to our fiellittee for supplying the most eztensi*e
demand from every sorthm of the Country for the better
Quali MEN 'S .
AND BOYS' CLOTIIINEk.
The emietantly Increasles, demand Psi Clothing of our
manufacture. has rendered 3 necessary that we should to
crease our accommodations, and we have therefore erected
&building; the largeet and most complete ofitaltind in the
world, which we hare filled with the choicest deteriptlon
otClothlng of every earletk L It le our Intention to do a
Irstre t ing th.d.tiifetierts'as we bare
a ti r t lhowe
and snore waled assortment.
fromce which no UMW.'
housemen afford. All mods ur Zetsblishnient are
Warranted., both for etyle and tonality, and the utmost
satiatattlon is guaranteed to our patrons..
Terms strktly a months orb par cent. diseonntforModt
arilfldmv_ . I), DEVI= At OM
• Fire 'said Burglar Proof Safe Depot.
WM. MOFARLAINTD & CO„.
• .1.3 RAIDRAT LANE. NEW Tozer.
Warehouse 145 Pratt st., Baltimore,' Md. •
BANKS', Jewelers' and Counting 'Rouse
Was otevery rise, eeistaallr an hand for male; Sad
warranted In every to
Naar Taxa. Aprll 6th. 185 E
Mmes. Ma. ..Ir/Reektad: aeatleaten—lt glees merle...
F ilit' p tiTh r jl " übtteh k eee r d
th and thoarah ft
'rya exposgthrooot the the. to totemic heat. Its oar
teat. remained unharmed. The Bata.ll4th MI6 TllPlari.gs
11111.1 think, swerve for another teal. Radmertfally• taus,
jy44 • - T. JETNY, South
Elegant Cabinet Furniture. • • •
SCHAFFER & SIICK,OW„ • .
Nay 125 el! 127 Anthony st., Sew I**,
everIANII#ACTUIIERS, Wholesale and Re
tvall Dcaleni in larch CArral Rnaenoral EurnitUft of
,- deperictlon. No Inferior article*. Orden, by mall
faithfully and I:m.0 y Dealers and Orlin,
aru
incited to nail and eastalneunr stock. .174,21 nu
FEVER AND AGUE.
DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
ltr the firs and Ague, nom t s
nr Ditlnvia and el
Bailees rectio.
Propiietora of thik Albdiaine will Mate
g j wltimut hesitation ar lowa anatradledlon. Met the
bane. lliszetaz Sae cared more pommy where It Tut
teen Introduce/I.th. •ny other medialne in nee for the
above disease. TWA medJeluo bee neither Anemic nor
Quinine In Its econposition, all of the Ingredien are of •
patly health.. tWrseter sad stimulating sad
Ineber•Ung I n their tendency. Persons while using this
medleine.wlll hot be affected be espoeurato water or •
damp atmosphere no more Stun wheal., thel r urns: health.
Planten in...ethos of the °ovary whererthe Anne pre
rail.. wilt dowel' to adopt Ws gladiolus, se the patient le
net obliged to by by while under trestbent and they .. r
be abated nforpoely care. The Proprietor owddlatroduce.
thousands°, writhe:oot from thew of the highest breed.
ability, teat prefer...eying to the sink Ina ale bottle end
yoa will he:. the infallible ono( to Tooryttt. SW{ direc
tions &r lib vea actotapany ,tik bottle. •
Certlnbtes an be even arthe ofSbOdlow bit where tide
hfoildris has mad when all others brew .tied...
For Dlneawie end ea other 81111 one I.4lcohltiltiti, there LI
not • Lotter Medicine inthe inertet. - •,{
It bee also beeribtaln with the meet setenitlelationereere
In oebral cues of Ittaninetlan and Chnih forthm me.
el/dote hate • table...Omani • der.
the Cottle of Ode Medicine very often Ku th 4.1
bet. Ater blywebottla.- _ . •
F ddb or
iawae by Dr.Saigt. /a all pert. of the r
na
All Whe milta. bble order. meet be addrened to 1117.13/".1
111.E.nanoole Prouletob. OS Brondonf. Y
4
Vrtil-Iletning 0r...8. A. Fehnesteek 0e.,N1
cox Co. end O. If. Keyser. Plttebeirsh. Je30.1)
- - '
okl
The eel) a Bo •
No one, who enn rend should. be without n
,01IT/Tet r a:CLARA TRA L 7I4 DY IrDY.77.NDIZ: TDE Irr ED
and
WASIIINGTON'EI FA/LEW - ILL ADDftl*S. ••• ."
Just outraged!. large Br, betel Paper. f. 2 pages, Illus.
tratoderith fine Portraits of 'Washington and Jefferson on
doted pater.
Parca-Iltoth,3llMl:uper
ii ..eV k et:.
C‘s of the Cif P=iT no :el . las e hlob t
ofthe aICV D ' APO I I!
o ll o ks erre %dabbed. • •
Literal tense% the Lielo Flookeellers send on your
orders to the.Pnbllsher • 21/08. FRE.R.Y.,
Rl,Naesset tree,Neer York.
N. 1.1.—01 e Agents wetted to sell the abase Book
throughout themuntry. -„ ie30.11 •
The Eagle Manufacturing Company
,r.../..t.and,affefar tate the filaaaaa 4.111111,k Cada.
at a &soma Asa. prireqr.FOßA7l7.A , GOODS. ,
RICH SILK. DIi3OCATZLZEIi AND ODTDEINEff,
ln great earletrof Patten sandnombinstson of Mort: all
• of which Paterns are • •
•
CONFIRM:I . TO OUR OWN SALES, •
Ac entirely new article Ad. •
-
FIIRATIVIZE, CrEOLSTPXY, '•
Whlch combine, Om mates' amount of DURABILITY
and RICIINYAS Ibund In any articlo erer beforansed.
Than floods are mad. by Power . Loam and are tbe only
Gm& °Mut manufacture neer offered lin sale. Dealers
will do well to examine thew (Mods belbre worebsaing.
Arellffloe of the On, N 0.4 Park Whoa, W. Y.' •
Jel6-Uor • & R. BilLlSlL'Agent.
•, IRON WARBK.OI7BE, •
MARTIN, SPItING
• leohoetara and landetiln
IRON AND . STEEL,
202 Granada& ai aßto Fork.
Ite6conetantl7 on hand Altai siaeorineedh . of Dir. rod
Mend. Hoop, gorse ghoe. and Other (DON. - •
_ . _
STEEL OF ALL KINDS.
Merchants [roman enertoott dribs youutry eta Invited to
na c i r or ti eend their ordefst.rlurir busing.
br malt entrustel rath ourrarenill be oiled et the
lowest market rates . MABTIN. SPRING a CO..
Jellr ' ' ' Zl2 Oreetorteh it.. N. T.
SI
11 : 4 " 0. BROTHIMIS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NEW YORK,
/tore removed t0N0.170 et., eor.Afßakatose.
EIPORTING the loading. Drop from Mali
Original =Amts. both In Europe and Bald ladles, and
French and Knolls!, tlassaleals, , Portnsoern !Tooth,
.15,11 and Bair Broahee, Bair Gloves and iltraim Parts and
"Melte Sponnee, Corks. linape, tn. to they °Berth= on
the moetrataonable teem Onion either in posonor
tool', will emir* their beet attention. . jeI242MY
ICIINLBEL'S
PATENT MACHINE BTRETOHEDLEATHBRB ANDINOi
•
Thepir y /Went Donde in the Cbuntry. •
, .
I' are mode from the- beet ealt• tanned
leather, and therougtdr„ stretxbed, cemented,' and•
ted together: end made to run perlbotly stodght, and
wither perfect bug to thePullimandwarreinted to beefiest
tote arileleotid to phew the hozehiteer. There elw bad
single, doable or round—with .Lare 'Leath.,, Melts and
' .l )6l l" Zr ti er crivatatigitga,dro:rf 14,11 Y
MAUL% CANERLY,Wholosalit Doal
laßroinu, PAlrited jags and Tnb:: ‘ _Wooil nod WH
IZ,
INDOW SII:ADES Gilt Oornites; Table
y!i
y.--011Cloth. te lMIN TEttlf UNA Msnoltatorerand
leer, .10 Cathuia• at -A314 No. BC6 • hem
MISCELLANEOUS.
• rurrsueltan
V12,14 , ' COCTEUPACTORY;
DIAMOND . @TREE
31: 41.131ELOW,.„Proprietor
ROBERT H. PATTERSC* 7 B7
LIVERY AND SALE " MESIE.. 2 4. -
STABLE,.- •
Thrner Diamond:true and CAory: Ailey,-
apl&•tr • • .411113817R0U.PA.
ABILLANAROIII3P , ,
ARCiI BT . RXRT, AltoTl4 SEVENTH STRUT.
. . PHILADEL - P11.14. • .
8. SEN6ON. TROrrarroa..
litir qf Board, $1441 ver
MU :16 . {.-31 . a •
oLa r ifilninralCetribltl)l 4 t.hiailet Isvry Had*
QTY . HOTEL, (Into " Brown a ,) corner. of
Smithfield IMI - ThleaslimetkPitisburgb. l's, GLASS
AratT m g=a anottssaMul nuns bush* smiler.
tbormigh repair. min tursdelisd wit/snow equipments
of WM 0555 itr tbe Fruptima
CllalaleillODUATZ, ; , ; oue.a.dom • .
.. ...
OVTIEBERT •it,SON,
fiENP.MAL COMBILSSION - AGENTS,for
•:101[4,b_ip sale Intkd purelisieot:lted ;state. , Collectim
trAblirit..ll=P,f, .!-914.1;
Xtss.
j ~4♦
, . .
..XtEX..702128 ` dc CO4
r• - :rzoraißroize
ICIER'SY,ORTABLE'BOAT 1:134E,
163 °WARDING COMITISSIO3'
RUCLIANT3,, einaF Ikea,. Baratta street, 11tt
l'a Nit
„Tait' 011; Park,
_B. C:ffirrua Meer ea;
tra an" lidals,Antbeatta and Bea= Iltr Iron, Italtrar
-Brick and Clay, astbraelts Caslota . • 1317/11
tlon•.•• , •
ew'
. 00lleati — ort.of Boit Foreign
- *tall bthartilaaer Jar',
setlf attain
8 441 t ) r L a
it
Wa 1 .814),.. 1 1 11 .1 8. M " rI " ' " k iir m cialt: a ttru: 88818 ,.
arr„ won••& aiggett!. 0rnarn , 160794,1 1 1.10.in
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PITTSBURGH d'AZETTE.
MONDAY 14011NR40, KEPT. 18, 1854.
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Letter final the Javan Expedition.
The`Nair York Tribune has an interesting let
from n correspondent, on board the.Tapan
squadron, givitig one month.later details of the
movements of the expedition. We make the fol
hawing extracts:
U. SITAXIM POWWITAN,
Olf Cape Sing, (Island of Niphon) May 14;
-• I antobliged, from *ant of time, to give you
!Ant a brief report of 011 r .doings for the past
• month. after the diplomatic negotiations in
Yokelamme were concluded, the- survey of the
',hey tem Vigorously carried on,. and inspite'ot
rough and stormy weather, made good progress„
On the Gth of April the Saratoga fired her salute
of departure, and sailed, amid hearty . cheers from
the remaining vessels of the squadron.
Before the fleet went down to Bimoda, (one of
the ports designated in the treaty as open to
American ships,) the Commodore desired to
'have a view of Yedo, which desire mot with great
opposition on the part at the Japanese, who were
struck with nerror at the prospects of our five
wheel ships - anchdrieg under the walls of the
Imperial Palace. As the Commodore remained
firm in his purpose - some ,of them declared 'that
the dropping of the anchor under the walls of
the former would be the signal for their own dis
embowelment. We were all not a little excited,
Iwhen, on the morning of the Bth of April, the
ships got nnder way.- —Yanske, the chief inter
.preter With - some other Japanese, werean board
the flag ship. they looked haggard andelarm
ed as we steamed up the bay. Youske, esnetlial
ly, was petrified with alarm, and frequently said,
"1)e you really intend to .rentein in Yedo? Oh,
no: Commodore Perry has a good heart; he car
tally will not do so. "
itood nems the bay, and then, at a die,
tones Of three miles .from ,shore made directly .
up toward the Imperial city. Atout 10 o'clock
we bad the light-house of. iloirastioki abeam,- on
• e left hand, while before np, on a long semi=
eircularline, stretched the white helms of Yedo.
-At the light-house Commenced the suburb •of
Sitietlawal 'further towards the city were many
large .junke at anchor ;:behind them, a great
many entailer craft, while crowds of fishing boats
and junks of all sizes covered the bay. A mound
-or eminence, towered above the houses of the
city, near its- centre, and from the tenets and
shining white fronts of building's covering it, we
jodged this to be the ImperiatPalace.
By this time the sailingvessels were far astern,
and only the Powhatan and Mississippi lay before
the town. - -Commodore-,Perry-halted for about
half en -hour,- and then returned to the old
American anchorage, to the infinite relief of the
Japanese officers, who speedily recovered- their
spirits
Yesterday at daylight the Mississippi =Pow
hatan got under Kay for Chakedade, for which.
place the Macedonia, Vandaliaand Southampton'
sailed eight diya ago. :About noon we were
within three miles of the island of Ohositna,
and had a fine opportunity of observing the
traces of volcanic action which , it presents. The
whole island is one immense volcano, the top of
which has fallen in and formed a. great basin,
which incessantly- belches forth whitelmoke and
italics. The edges of the crater are black, as if
charred by fire, and on the south-western aide of
the island a stream of lava reaches from the
'ummit to the see: Some large crested continue
still ennoldpg, and others are fined with' ashes.
A bluff near the sea, about 200 feet high, ap
pears to be of recetit formation, for the bushes
and trees along the edges of the lava have & yel
low, burnt appearance. ,The slopes of the moun
tain are covered with luxuriant vegetation, and
there are two 'towns on a narrow table
land, and the other on tbn :top of a steep cliff,
near a auspicious-foolting crater. There is said
to be a third village on ,tne north-western aide
of theist:ma..
'We are now off Cape King (so named by Van
couver after him Bret lieutenant) and Cape Blan
co. We are laying to, taking long lines of sound
ings with the deep-sea lead, which, glees a most
satisfactory .result. I will write again by the
first opportunity—from Chaluulacie, if possible.'
Loss OF TUE SnitSURNANDOAD, or Lvrint
rooi..—T
he above ship left Liverpool July 29th,
loaded - with coal,' and bound to New York. Ail
went on well till Sunday, 10th inst., when in let.
40 59, long. 67 42, had a strong breeze from
the eastward, which increased to a gale towards
midnight, 'with's' very higk'sea. Took. in the
tripgallant sails, mizzen topsail and mainsail.-:
Act! o'clock, P. IL ' took in two reefs in main
'and foretop sails. At 11 the wind increased to
a hurricane, with heavy rain and lightning, and
a most terrific high.broken sea. in • hauling up
forces% it blew away.: At the same time
the main' topsail blew to pieces, and the furled
top-gallant sails and jib blow away. At 11,30'
P. M., in a most terrific equal, the ship broached i
to, the foretepsall and foretopmast stay-sail blew!
away, t4o . cargo shifted to port, and left the ves
sel en her beam ends. ; The foremast and mit
zennutit went by the deck and the mainmast
eight feCt below the eyes of the lower rigging.
The reseed shipped a most tremendous sea at
the time, wasidig overtratird the chief officer,
(who was not seen afterwards,) the gig boat
from the top of the honse forward, spare spars
from the deck, bulwarks fore and aft on the port
aide, and titian - el:mons front the poop to the gang
waytsplitting the covering board and waterways,
breaking the pap skylight to pieces, filling the
cabin half full of water and washing away the
after Latches; sounded the pumps and four feet
of water in the wellli. ten handslwero immediate
ly set to work at the pumps, the carpenter secu
ring the hatches, the remainder of the crow em
ployed in'elearing the 'trees.
At 13.30 A. M. got the wreak cleared away
from alongside, the ship laying with the port oov
-ering.boarde underwater, and theaea breaking
over her . toe fearful manner. The gale' contin
ued to blow farious until noon, when it gradual
ly moderated, the sea yet brea king fearfully on
the lee deck, and the water gainbigonthepumpe;
got the ,main-trysail (litho • dump of the main. ,
'mast, which kept the ship's head to 60 sea. Atl
noon on had light winds and high sea,
the ship lying on bier broadside, and the water
washing fast intotholteld„ -Held a consultation
with the:crow, when it was determined by them
to leave,- the ship, -.there being not the slightest 1
(lance to save .her, laving no syare, - . and the
vessel lying on her broadside with seven feet of
later in her hold; got out - the long boat, pin
nnee and provisions, and left the vessel at 6 P.
M.,.tri'lat. 39'40, loon 70 24. -The:sante night,`
at 9; teL in with the , barque Brilliant, Capt. P.
Miller, who with promptitude backed his yards
and took us - onboard.
Too nineh-pralse cannot be - given to Captain
P. Miller,'his officers and crew, for their prompt,
kind and timely assistance rendered:Rs in each
trying circumstances: _
Tun lthuri .- -.EtrcrlCl AND TEM WASttIrITON
USIOX.—The recent signal defeat of the Demo
crats in Maine• has called forth the following
consoling lengunge froth the Washington Mardi.
The Union says: ,
• As usual, every denioorat, is defeated In
Mainethe telegraph , is so sure of it that it
would be criminal to doubt that truthful ladies-.
ter of public sentiment." We have never known
the telegraph, in saoli cases; to tell the truth be
fore, and of course, therefore, it tells the truth
- .now.. And yet we bare to say to Onireadere—
whatwo have said before—that a party bold and
base enough testily to itself all thq teething Mut
isms of the ao , can scarcely, fail - to succeed at
,the first or second trial; but, for ourselves, we
are like unto' the progressive Frenchman, who,
in leading &great reform, declared to his friends
that he had , placed his bark, upon the highest
promontory, end fearlessly awaited the thing of
the waters to . dont it away." 4. .
. Alumina: ' 'Man EXarrtwater.—Thomasson
ebot lila brother near Georgetown Ky. 'We gave
Ott tteceunt of the bloody affair whentiretreport,
Ile woe tried last week ter murder; and the
Jury tailed to agree; Publio excitement on the Bth
woe intense, for the killing was
. proved and the
murder - A despatch' to the Louisville
oanonarrows, Sept.. 0.--The trial is over.--
Great .e.xtitement. The . . Jury 'could not - agree:
Werci
Were-hours.. 'Eleven tor. conviction and
one for:aequittal. Upon the July' leaving the
court house, rt large crowd followed idler. him
with cries titr,trnd feather' MM." Ile , made
his escape through the back door of Prods' he
.tel. It is thought that there Will be violence
done to-night." • •
A;sorrespondent of the Louisville Courier thus
describes a thrilling scene that teak place in the
esint'house during the trial of Themaison:
"The widow of the deettaiwil, after testifying
that alto never in her life had seen ber • husband
Anniing weapons, ranchiesi on the morning he
waskilled,tuul thit'be had not boils out Of her
sight more titan an' bout before she saw 1:421
mangled terra M."
. , . .
Morton= . .11nartr or, Gov. Bratr.si--There
wow rumors prevalent in the tit:yesterday, that
Orr. Bigler , who had been arlitillid74ll.tor ear
4111
era ye at:W averly. ' was dead ..:: p on Inquiry
etajatehour on 154 evening, in well informed
tliukrt en, IVO Were' hafotb learn that the Gov-
Snick had greatly improved' in hilt einalitioti, and,
. I h4itie,frunida who were near Lim ilglievcd;that.
Aho'daniwous crisis in. le diseize was purl.-
Phil. R. American. - -
FrICTLIEu. HT 11113 Lt C 7
Correaporaleiwe of the N. Ir. Cyalateic4l.4diertlerr.
. _
Lonna, September 1 1854..
The progress of the harvest and the state of
.the money market hive alike continued: to in
crease the confidence described by thelat pack
et. • Mere 'favorable weather could - scareelY . , be
' conceived, end - it is now certain' thati both in
quantity and quality, the yield of grain thin . Year
will be such as hes never • heen exceeded. .A
large portion of the crop hie already been ear
-ried; end as the whole of that \whiclic still' re
mains out may be regarded as full ripe, the k
en:Tonne even of bad weather now would have
no other effect than:that of damaging. its condi
tion.. ;The downward tendeniq of the Corn Ex
change 'is therefore nrustePped, - and \ notwith
standing the heavy fall whieh has eland) , taken
place sales of any magnitude could 'no \be ef
footed excephat a farther decided decline. With
regard totheipotito, although.. 6 largo
per ceetage has unquestionably been injured by
the blight, the certainty of a good yield wiioia'4Le
whole seems e.stalitshed, and if is almost
ludi
crons to compare the. latest r accounts and epni.
ions from Ireland' with thoie that were circu
lated fortnight - back.
Of course under these - eireninstances; the
fends have ban very buoyant': and, easels have '
:
touched - a point as high es that at which they
stood before a rumor of probable war had-trans
pired; The previous minces mentioned .a . raise.
of ono per cent. and a further advance to a bite
extent has since taken place, parehases having
been made fit LiG. A partial reason' hatreinee
occurred, aring . to 'the speculative. rcalization as
well to the driappointment experienced by the
Bank of;England not haying lade fail reduc
tion in their rate of discount; but the general np-,
penance of !the market la still extremiligoed.
The impression that 'the Bank would hawilowz
(Wed their rate from & per cent. to 4.1 per ant.
at their weekly meeting yesterday, ortiust'ia4n
-a parked filling off in the - demand tali: may
which . was observable - it the beginning of thiv
- week; and, If this had continued, the step . would,
probibly hive been resolved upon. Yesterday
and the previous 483 , Y : however, there was some
reriraldn the demand, "and "a' postponement woo
'consequently deemed advisable. That a reduc
tion will:shortly be made'Ls nevertheless looked
upon - without doubt, and whether it will be adop•
ted next Week or at a little liter time, will de-:!
pend merely upon casual circumstances.` Owing
to`the activity of businesi in all parts of theconn
try,•therit is no prospect of the rate becoming
unduly depressed,. but .there are-persons who
believe that the results of the harvest, -coupled
with - the prudence by which. all operations are:.
now characterised, will• cause a steady decline,
until it may ultimately reach the point which' in
this country is regarded as the average or cirdl
nary one, - natelyt . per cent.
In relation tolhe war there is nothing of much
importance to" communicate beyond the,fact that
althotigh the disease Is now 'checked, the details
of the recent ravages of the cholera in dm 'allied.
,
• flats and armies has been such as to create a
mostAnxiiiiis and ' painful impression. Fore few
Jays, the mortality among the French troops ap
pears to have been such as'has been rarelY \re
corded, while on board sonic of the. English via: ,
eels of War the loss has been " equal to 10 per
cent-. The rapid diminution of the diseatie on,
'shore seems to date from the fire at Varna,' but
whether that event was the cause of - the Change
by purifying the air or exciting the nervous sys,
tent or the troops and speculators:. will remain
a doubtful' question. It is at nil events satisfac
tory to cantemplate that such a result ... May eau,
ally hive attended the. efforts of the Greek in
The expedition to Sebastopol has evidently
been delayed by the pestilence. According evidently
been
last accounts from 'Varna, theist of Septen
ber was thought likely to be the date of depar-,'
tare, but nothing was. positively known on the
subject, and although BOUM of the'ships are re
ported to have sailed, the 0111111011 entertained
was merely _ formed froth what was observable of
the Progress of preparations. - If it should
not have commenced by that time, the possibility
of the movement made this season Was re-.
girded by some of the'people of the country as
likely to be at an end. Supposing this should
prove the case, it will be a disappointment at
home,,but.mill only further damage the prospects
of the Czar. Suet according to the length, of
time he is able to disturb the healthful advance
ment of the the world and to give ns trouble will
be the extent of retribution exacted from him.
At every stage of the affair; the. possibility of
easy negotiation had gradually slipped further
and firther from him, and those in thu country
who contemplate the earnest feeling there was
in the first instance to give him every opening
for repentance, and who believe that in propor
tion as such enormities are rej4ted the Pharoah
like 'stubbornness only renders the ultimate pen
alty more inevitable, are disposed to regard the
many points which meanwhile invade a trial of
faith , and patience with mnythlng but despon-
From the Danube, the latesVaccount is that
the Turkish army under Omar ruha,.at Bu
charest and elsewhere, amounts to 80,000 leen,
atul that it is believed they Intend to advance
upon the retreating Russians as soon as the
Austrians shall have arrived to occupy Wel=
litchis- It is even . ..odd that an attack on the' V
Russian ; fortress of Ismail, on the 'frontier of
Bessarabia," near the Ma month of the Danube,
is the first thing intended._ At the same time an
obstinate engagement is rported to hare taken
place eta locality in Wallachia, between liajes.
cell and Basco, about GO miles riorth of illichtf—
rest. The Turks, it is said, were twice thrown
into confusion, but they succeeded 'a third at
tack, mainly through the gallantry of their cora.
mender, fikender Bey, and then indicted - a terri
ble loss upon their opponents, to whom they ,
gave no quarter. -
The accounts from Asia are precisely such as
were anticipated. The recent Russian report of
a tremendous victory at Bars turns out to have
been so gross an exaggeration as to eclipse even
the usual feats of the Czar in that way, but the
Turks have nevertheless sustained a severe re
verse. The Russians advanced on the frontier
towns' of Bayazid in= Armenia which was chiefly
garrisoned by Irregidars, but met with_
a "recep
whlchseeoesidtalcd the colliniup Of theireserves.
At that moment, leftover, fieliM Pasha; !heir
,
commander,. who Is alleged to have been bribed
in , the old manner, fled at the head ofa body of
troops Who had not been biought into action, and
'others seeing' theinrelies deserted at' the most
critical moment, forthwith fall into disorder, 'and I
were completely routed. • This, believer, was not
any serious blow to the main Turldsh army, and
AM merely a repetition of things which had al
ready hapzened on an equal scale:
A more important disaster Is announced from
Kars, about 200 miles - north .of liayssid, where,
although the Turks were not routed and the bat
; tle was almost a drawn-one, the loss was such as
will not easily be recovered. It appears that on
the 7th instant the Turks quitted their fortified
positions' to attack the Russians lying opposite,
but that after having defeated the right wing of
theli-opponents they were' overpowered by the
superiority of. the Russian cavalry and forced to
fall back. This, they aro reported to have done
In good order, and the loss is said to have been
equal - on both sides ; but the army isbadly fed
and equipped, and in no 'condition to -bear up
against an Important check:; -The number killed
and wounded is alleged to have been .4000 on
'either side. ~• •
The decision - taken with regard to the Aland
isles has' been to raze-alt the fortifications at Ito
mamml, and elsewhere, and to leive them, ow
, .ing to their being found, -both with respect to
climate and preauctions, wholly unsuitable for
occupation. Nothing further : has Ixauspited
'with regard to the next movement of the Bald°
From Spain'the accounts are lesstatisfsetory,
the Government. hiring takenlarther racaeures
for the gradual restoration of order, by suppres
sing the revolutienary ;cam, and other illegal
authoritleo.'' The state of their finances ; bower
to'doacribed us deplorable; erring to the gi
gantic malveriations of their predecessors.—
The property of Queen Christina has been con
fiscated, and elle has been 'allowed to leave the
country across the frontier to Portugal. . .
Consols .at the last date were quoted at 951.
They have since touched 96 mat:lured this even-
Ilsarrti or Commurs.—Columbia, Sept. 13.
Mr. Editor::—The cholera is , rapidly'abating;
there have been no new cases educe 2 o'clock, A.
M. Billions fever and fever and spears again
appearing, which indicates the disappearance of
the cause of cholera, as this seemed entirely to
have destroyed the malarons elludattoris from the
river during' its prevalenoe... Persons who have
left their homes need not fear to return And re.
eume their Ordinary oconpations. ;
-Inland Day. CLABUON '
Fame CiAnnuti—Onski Thetasee.—:-.Etaitimore.
Sept: private letter reeehreC here , vo n ;
cohrmbin„ 'saps there' , br ghat :nuffering
amonitbsnoor ettbst pie& . .Theyaven'no
es blab:Lena le IBUspended..s Meaty .thildien.
been We parentlese:.i - "..
The stomaen d er orders
to la wllk . GronnelPoot valid Venniola, wee
yesterday soloed,: by..tko ,-United-Sierra;cloven
pant, tit the solicita tion of e-liun.. Itimon
.POoo 2 r-1 31 14 1 5410-Sor-thot **try. ; : The JAM"-
too kl 4 ILw sent to tkOiVOnl'Oi" 0 0= 4 14 St
Thorasa the noOrooliry:orilets to eel in like min
nor thorn.' with the k.rig Catharine Ageo l .
telt, Ye* York some dap, ego with anal for Oen.
Poro•-41';TriG, - -
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Sandwich lidando Annexation.
VANIIINOTON, WeduesdaY,
It is true that Mr. Gregg, Commiisioner to
the Sandwich Islands, has. sent important de!
spatches 'to Mr. Secretary Mercy, 'respecting
the annexation of the Sandwich Islands to the
United States. ~
, The treaty Of' anhexation is culopied, Mr. Gregg
reports, by King Samehameha and his Council,
an I Mr. Gregg forwards the project here.
But, before: transmission toy the 0._43. Execu..
tire, Liholiho, th&warni and almost sole lanai •
tlal opponent of annexation, originated the plan
of imbluitting the prcYret to popular approbation !
with the hope of defeating it there. '
The plan of sabmikdon is carried, and the
Treaty is 'tti go before. the Sandwich Island
pubUo
I repent that the Sandiiich Islands Min"; IS,
The Sta. reiterates its denial Ova anYtreatj
for the annexation of the Sandwich Island has
been received.—N. Tribuna. '
0.1. h
' Tlie latest noes from Spar received by the
- steamer Niagara shelve that e reaction has
not only , began , but has ice .llshed, without
.erious difficulty,. some of its . ost important
plirposee. First of. all, Queen Christina, for 1
„wit m the people demandedJusti , and the stern
ex tion of whatevecsentenee . e Court might
pass pon her, has been allowed to eacigie un-
herrn . , with no ether prinlshinen than a decree :
of aril 'and the,confiseation- o 'etch parts of
her'pro rty as she had pbt,pre ously invested
beyond\ e reach of the ' Spanis flovernment,
Next, the Edon Club at Madrid ' . been : sup-
pressed, an with it the danger tat republican ,
lostitutioneaed the liberty or co , . ience might
be estiblialla the country is unpoSed to I.‘e
got rid of for be time. ,The ational Guard
tuts . joined in the execution of I eso mealtimes;
no doubt fmixa, Year that the tithe kingdom '
would otherwise;it pillaged into state of an
archy, nail all p perty be taken rem its owners.
Row these steps will be taken . the'provinces
t,... 1
`does not yet appear, bat if they: ialike them it is,
not probable that theywi i atte pt a;new rein
letion for the purpose of, ver wing the gov
ernment they have jhate t up.. The *elution
of:Spain is , ' therefore,`p • g into the category
- of • respectable and .cOn errativo movemefits,.
though when we look at. 'the enormous deficit
left by. the late Gevernmeat.—A iriy millions Of
do/larrorto Weida suppO i the 'whole 'country
would - N :in arriis:for aradical change and for
new : guarantees of official honesty. Whether
this will be'done or not now depends an the rural
' districts, for., the Capital has submitted to see
all these hopes nullified,i—N. r:,l'llbune. •
INTEUESTISCI, mom thliAA.--Ciar foreign ad
.
iricae by the last" arrival; mentioned \that the
American Commissioner' Mr. 11P.Lilni \ Lad re
cently gone up the river, to Nanking; \with part,
,of the American sqiindron, but that nothing - was
known of his proceedings.:We ore "': able . this
morn rig t o supply thin det ciency., A letter from
a special correspondent, which we - pfiblieh this
morning, gives a very detailed account Of 'Pis
expedition, together with . a-reisirt of the nohi
munications between Mi.. - McLane end the cont
' mangler of the revolutionary
• It seemsfrom its statements, that Mr. McLane
has taken even a more direct arvi'llecidea atand
\ against the revoluthinarY, moreilieni than Mr.
'Marshall did. Neither the propriety nor Cattail
tency of hie proceedings is very Meer. It seems
that on his way up the Mier an appllcition Wll3-
naMe to the highest Wilier; officer 'among the
rebels,' Who Were in imsseasion . of Nanking, ask
ing for an interview, and
. that a member of the
Legation Red . alsii,iserit onshore to make arrange-
Meats for it. After' some delay 'an answer wits
received, agreeing - an interview befireen the
United States COMIIIi1111101:1CT and Tai-ping•wang,
the head of the rebellion, on . condition that the
former would do homage to the latter.. But if
Mr. McLane , ad simply ,refused to Comply with
.tl;:onditionii required, on the groan,' that they
w unbecoming the nation he represented, it
I would' have been well. enough, and"no Monte
could hate : beim attached to:c ould ' him. • 'But, instead
lof Ole, replieitk that he uotyouribty re=.'
fognize,! .. harebelEmoksubjeete of an Emperor with
whom has gocernmOrdwas on terms ofpeace and and
-6,, and iad formed a\Commercial treaty, even as
equals; and that he'reest, therefore, leave thein
without further intercourse!--N: lures. •
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L.FF;CTS 0 rite LAI% STOE3I.— Th e
.papers'of Toe.. y givaebpions . detaiLs'of the dam
age restating , .ng the coast and in • the interidr
of Soutli\Carot and Georgia, from-the recent
storm.. The gale notwithstanding iio-sseit tl6-1
lenco . and \ destruethreness in, the vicinity of
Charleston and Savannah, appears to haveheen
\
of comparatively li ited extent' o the eastinstb
and northward, Ilfh ' ever it did, extend, hoW
ever, the damage don to the crop amounted al
most to utter anithilatio . The Charleston Coui7
ier and Mercury 'poblisti\ letters from the , rice
,plantations which give accounts of theprodnce of
hundreds of, acres in maniinstanees haiing been
entirely swept away: \ ltlach of the too-crop hid
been cut and stacked, and Was thus exposed to
the force of the , waves which swept - over the plan-
*diens in some instances to tit' depth of ten or
twelee feet... . :. \ ._ . . \
Font seamen from a French s ip; lost duridg
the storm, had scceeded in gettingathore on Bull's
Island near Charleston. The name 'of the Tee,
Selo is noVgiven, The captain died When the ship
strtick off Bars breakers and the remainder of
the creware believed to have perised. \ A • large
`schooner.his also gone Ashore between\pull's is
land and the main land, but the fate of the crow
Tue CUoLitiut tv LOnnon.—During a recall
week the deaths by cholera in London amounte d
to 847—diarrhme 114. In the corresponding!
week of 1849, tho cholera carried off 1272 per
sons. In die present summer its weekly pre
grilse is traded in the following numbers:-5, 26,
nil, 399, 044 1 \729, and 847. In the first seven
weeks of the epidemic of 1849 the deaths were
9,-22, 42, 49, 124, 162, 339. In that -year :it
commenced aboiat the end of May, the healthiest
part of the year; it began nix weeks earlier than
the present opiderao, and its progress was elotr
er, but in the fourth week in August, as has been"
ehown, It had reached a higher rate of mortality
than the disease which now prevails has yet at
tained. The total number of deaths this year by
cholera in • Loudon, is \ sitated at 2783. Of this
aggregate, 1700 have fallen on the low grounds
of London., out of 695,110 people whose dwel
lings are not ten feet Ohre the Thames; 706
have died out of 648,019 on the higher vomit!,
extending from ten to forty' feet above the same
level; and only 345 out of the 1,070,472 wholly°
on the ground that has an elevation extending
from forty to three hundred and fifty feet. The
mortality from cholera to 100,000 living at the,
three elevations is 287 at the lowed, 109 at the
middle, and 32 at the highest region.
Tea ' , 3lssr".—lt is an extraordinary fact
that thotighthe dry character Ur the rerisen has
cat off the !ate crops, thereto a most astonishing
moat. The oak .troes are loaded witti;licoms,
and Some of them we aro told will yield ten bicali
els. These acorns, 'we are Informed by , those
whO ought tolmotr, that, for , the purpose of fat
tening hogs thej aro nearly equalto, corn ; par
ticularly is this the case with the scorns from
the..whlte oak.- --Where our farmers. lire m the
neighberhood of forests they will be able to make
nearly their usual quantity of pork, especially it
they hare sufficient corn to feed their' hogs a
few weeks:-
Mast fed pork is cot, however, in no high es
teem al that which is torn fed; but n good deal
of the former will be brought to market the com
ing na—Spri n field Journal. '
The receipt for tolls on the New York fitatt),
Canals, for tho fourth week in August, amotmt
to $94,178 60, against $131,760 in the corms=
ponding week last year. Decrease, $37,678.,
• . Gov. Itim.mx—The Harrisburg Union aeye
that Governor Bigler has been seriously lit, but
the fever has been broken, and all that is need
ed to restore him to Ids tonvel health is a, little
rest. 110 will not, Rrobabl7. be able to address
the people again for some time. • .• , •
Tea Linen Bus 'B e rth. Yrrogn.—Bre learn
from the Ifilkesbarre !Record of the Thaw,"
that Gov. Bigler, - in ht recent speech at dust
Islam, came out boldly and said that the lager •
beer bill wasnot in his breeches pocket, but that
le already vetoed it. ThighllT which Goveritor
•Bigler says he has vetoed, provided that lager
beer sellers should obtain their licenses from the
Courts, in the same meaner MO end& the sante
regulatlona - that hotel keepers Oro obliged toy do
—that their petitione should be eigned by twelie
repeatable .citizens, certifying - them (the lager
beer sellers) 'lobe of good reputb for honwety
and temperance, and that their' . wittablishments
are necessary f o r the public actommodation.
.
The LoulavilJeJountal says, "FrOrlt F ePerte by.
.1
telegraph, which have reuchedhereoMe learn
that the yellow fever has broken out en' some of
the steamers on the bilealuippL howl' \ Pieta
burg, the death of a clerk, and the serious 'Ht.
newj of the captahx.of it boat coming up re.
ported
•„
Crtoriatai—sikkffke s ,frorn s lisples says, that In
els dm. .perie'hed in that city Of
cholera:74:MM of:YlNKlMalaters, Genet - al blurnt4 ,
'and the rvi l*ellilliMfutitl we anieei the rte
neut.- 'The raertikants had all ebnestetllreetthe
Exchange. , In Paris. it 4 carrying off large nem
hem At Marseilles the average deCty mortality
Is 12G, - -
- ;71
:_ ; , ~\__
VOLUME Warm - t:-NUMI t tER- 27:
- . • ,
Txt Donocsoor Eitcuntair.--:80me of the
leading Democrats in lifichigaUhavOicaued a air-
Outer to the party in that State, upon
them to oppose ' the introduction o f the\ Nebraska
Bill, as a party test - The, circulak declares the
Bill to be a violation of the, , Baltlmbruilatform
of 1852, and•thhrofore to hale no' claim to sup
port as a party measure, w hile adoption
would divide the party. an d r esult in defeat.—
The writers consider it sectional and dleorglitu
ithtg, and call upon the party to oppose it a , •
follows : ,
, "And we respectfully submit that every'en,-
Rid:station, both in principle and - po.l ll 2Pohlo_. \ 1
to In to stand fi rmly against the Netn , - - Ko=lo.
\Bill no a pasty test, It ls a measure "which
strongly disapproved of by a large portion of the
Democracy of the nation. Droolsel,y intriolneed. \ -
it has already done infinite mischief, and ihnade
e party test, it will inevitably - divide the Demo- \
antic party, and let loose a storm of the wildest
agitation."
-Me circular says nothi ng of the merits of the '
bill in itself, but speaks only. of its introduction, ,
into the party creed. But It Is useless to at
tempt to ignore the bill in this way: Its 0 1 5 1 ,0 • \ \
nents will not certainly be willing to support a' \
party who are th u s .noneammittal on so impor- \
,tart nquestion, and who when in power may be
as ready to forget the pledge of the Baltimore
Plattonn.egitinst agitation as they alittaffy;have
been.' 'Those who are nottorthe cause are against
it. \ The troth is those Democrats - who desire
to' preserve nationality of the party are le a
bad situation:.. They ciuutot take decided ground
without offending ono section of the. Bnien
or other, and thoughthey would glndly take neith
er, they know that they would be trampled on by
'hoth: "Its all ntintddle" with theta'. Between
the' "Adamantine" < Cooke of Scylla 'on lb& one •
hand, and 'the' Chiuybdian . . whirlpoor:of
.the
"Soils" on the other, they can bluffly escape
shipwreck
The Chicago \ Democratic Press says that: the •
circular in understood to be from pen of Oen.
FRIGHTFUL RAVAGES OP TEM iiiLLOW.FIVDE /I •
Cipusistrrow AND Savannatt.—Colusiout,
September 12.-The total number of 'deaths
CharleitOn during the week ending on Monday
last reached 116, of which 76 wero froin . .yelloW
In Savannah On Satardiy there Were 33 deaths,
and'on 'Monday 46 deaths from yellow fever.—
Dr. Wildman and s Wm.
.o.llton, editor of the
, .
600i011a wern - athong the' victims.
The city was'.' being rapidly depo pulated.
Many- phyitioian'S weir. sick, and their brethren
from the ' country , were coming 'to their relief.
nearly everyplace of business was chimed. There .0
were not hancbt enough to bury the dead, and= F . -
Monday ten' bodies remained uncovered. The
condition of affairs was horrible.- '
New OVIJIA.9I, -September 11. - -The number Of
deaths from yellow, fever;at the hospital timing
the past week has been 125.
SerAmrair; Selit.l4:—Dectors *teat; Wells,
*dyne, Ellie and Arnold are sick with thit'fever.
A number of -physicians from the. country' Jim
.arrived in the city and are rendering- every as.
sistance. All the hotels end severed of the drag
Mores are - closed. . • , . •
THE EI'IDENIC- .THE:I3OUTIL: 7r We continue \
to receive the. Most sorrowful ,accotints of the
prevalence of the yellow fever Savannah: A \
telegraphie despatch:whir:lf - We'putlisli states
that the deaths are so many and thezeiteral 1,
distress and sickness segreat that the survivors •
are' net adequate .to the labor •
required 'for the
inteinurat of the dead. :We have mei'red no
Savannah papers: for two days-pact, whether
they - are suspended we know not. The CluMles
ton. Courier. of , Tuesday says:: r 'e
"Both,Mr. - Burro - uglier and , both Diktioulers
aredead: \ -Many pbystr *t arc sick:÷elnonk.
them Deo; West;
Ac. Nearly ill are worn out, and we are grati
fled to learn that their brethreh. in the Country
are coming to their assistance. Str: Stotesbury
arrived from Upper Georgia on SetArday,,nAd
two morn; PhYedenthe were daily expected from
the some section. ~.
All the hotels,
and the driig stoiss
Brantley and Mr. Meyer have been Closed, and
In Broughton street from - Boohes Hotel- to Bull
street; only ; four storesexclusive of drug stores
The distress is alio reprosentedas being eery
great; and we trust that our community will cat , -
be lukewarm in Contributing - aid: It is truethat. •
our city. has, recently' been - subjected. to heavy
lesses, and theta*. is - not exempt , from the pros
ence of the destroyer, but re are still is a con-
dition toidpister to :the necessities' of ear' Mit
fering sister'clecaud we ariedirdidetit Mit we
Shell not hppeal in vain to the sympathies of our
fellow eitisene on \ her behalf. . -
At Charleston the fever continnee to: prevail, .•
but out of :e mach larger .i,opulatlori than' that , •
of Savannah thedeaths are less: For tire week " • ,
ending on the lith the\whole lumber -of deaths
was 110, of whicN.74 were from the pravalling
epidemic- .021 . Monday;\ the llth, there were 17
deaths from yellow fever.; Bak. :
-
Another homicide is :added to the appalling
list already recorded as occurring in this 'city
since the - opening of the leir The shing-ahot
is supposed to hare been the Weapon. ' The tric-\
tin is Charles Callahan, drirerM a beer wagon t •
the alleged perpetrators appear tebelong to, the
idle and dangerous gang that hash? a long . '
riod hung around the western portion of the -
• -, &most daring attempt to assassiirkto Mr, 11- •
ant Sheffer was made in the Bowery on. Tnesday
night. It:was iintraceeSstial only beeanse a all- •
'ter watch - caught the point'of the dagger, - aimed •• . -
with unerring precision at the heart. ": tin--arrest :
OA Taenday night, Mr •Qornelitut -
was assaulted by a pasty of Ituffuust in the open
street, stobbeil and:left to bleed to death: He
was sound shortly , - afterifard'and Sakai' td
' On the some night a man wis shot - ati to the'
dower pastor the city. The toillpassingtduwitrb
liis collar. This case was aiianged"betweshthe'
pirtios, and no complaint was
EINACTS ON nut Bronx AT TIM 800711.
Chaileston; Sept. 'The intelligence received
here from various parts of the country, show
that theucent storm extended a great distance .
and caused much damage to the crops. All the
rice plantations along the Coinbabee, Ashley,
Cooper and• Savannah rivers are said to be ruin
ed and the loss is immense.
Man* 'reeks on the coast are reported.. A
French vessel mu wreaked. on Bull's Island, And
all except four perished. •
Farm . TICXMI AND' filaxtco.—Nno. Ortupur,
Sept. IL—Oalveston dates to the Bth lost,. hare
been received. The yellow fever was ha:resales,
at Brownsville on the 2d. • - •
It was reported that a battle bad neutered
near Victoria, between Santa Anna's troops and \
the Insurgents, lasting , three days, the instir- 1
gents finally retiring, . with a ®all loss Tbs
government arc reported to ha** lost 400 den.
I • San Louis Potosi bis raised- the standard of \
.
The Farmers have pretty 'generelly been en- ' s
gaged to cutting up their corn during:the week,
cndfrom the M erle' we
ace
Inclined
in
that the yield not bo no small as has been
predicted.. Some fields .within our knowledge •
are not failures by any means, and it is highly
probable that we 'shall not starre 'during the
winter, notwithstanding the. panic.— Fittsberii.,-.,t:
We notice that there LS an increased • disposi
tion manifested to edt corn, and instracticum are
coming in from the country to that effect, which.
we consider ~ a good indication that tho fears of
the farmers in regard to the corn erovare being
dissipated. Wheat nes declined to $1,50, end
millers, even at this rate, prefer' holdin; back,
expecting a furtheT material deeline..—Cm. Com. •
•
The Europa, which left Boston" on Wedritiebt.7
foi Liverpool, took out $165,671, in American
gold coin, $58,972 in California bars; $11,1506\1;
Britian silver , and $9,680 in Britian gold ; to I
$515,823. . . •
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