ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
. • _ DIRECTORY.
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8,. Y. iiterucarir..a "
novEwristsa
, I 21AstacMt.% Nnr You
And . 10,
a'ox Lei Agnsts far lb. most la ineatlal and lame
eircuLain ornamereial Loth istheValtett states,
FEW YORK ADVERTISEMitiTS..
ibtkirlpf.rut Ihmitres• Pjrms &au= the bpi
and may! nrlUie lathe tar of Sow York.
; • I ICCOILpECr3I STROM% t,
& CO., Ilate C.
B...V.T.rt•r• andWhoThaleDealersit Germs,
2 7=41 51!nlo.I LeuttranuEnts Ocrifv,.
—AtF"ED MUNROE rstensive
ne.in;Clothfan Estahßab:meat, kirrks/
9.)rle c"- SAIL DULB. -
11 - CIELV COLT'S Standard Cotton Sad Duck;
SEP IL C, ElBlLett.ktO., 50.71 Plns rime: Nek u York,
=WIZ 6141. T al'tTr.=4P= h 4 - .` , ! nlvro .
snd Hatlw4i Prlnternk
• -DWI' GOODS.
• • I.
„,EE &CO. Importnin of
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D,wEN.m.„
Asorstiva snoT4'. ; •Ass, utd Fancy Goods 112 and
F • coT T ENET& CO., 'runners uf Frencb
111:Pertoropeas Gnods, SO Broad street.
E d TEIN HONIG, 100 Liberty et.7arid
eor. Trinity ?Ism, 'lmporters of Lacer
es. Enka. le, - • • .el24,mr.
42.42.31 - P OWEN, 15 Broad St, Importer of
n Viloadts. Glair,* and Prier. , . Shit (Tana&
• Mit , : and Silk Gm!, genvedlT
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IVIENNEQUIN CO, Importer*. of
, t5. 71 , 99) . 20z... 6 11 , R0C9 811r7L., 7,lotizr
114RO$LNSON 'CO., No. 187ftroz4way,
._Tronortars and Jobtnrs af Lacs Gnat% Itlbbann
ranternidndine.ifonitzr, Glom, nturnld, blush Warm,
nrldply.
PORN, ISCIILIEPER & ITAARAtg, ]m•
portenuof ()mann and Belgian Broad Clot.t...SUs
..; No. 40 EsAlsairei Nam
S ALOMAN KOIINSTA3I.II, Importer of
Embroldrain and T•11.1.$
PETERITMULLEN, Importer at .. Freud.
Gummi add Eldlss Dry Goede,Sagnd Velryta
deg. ditadis.Wixtlens, de-, do-d 3 Orret,,ew lark
rerdd-IT
F eL OLILSAAT 8R05.,. 4(i John street: ink
Teriekof Ladle/ DRESS T 11.13, n. Wool.
ns. Takeelk, ItunowStark, Le Berli
e., ke. jp.Ll-41s
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VPo.EBER .i. MAIIMIOFF, Airtniafacturer.
of raFhloall;lol)ress and Closiaiimlngs,Vrio,4es.
T 044014: ito4tom, ie., No. 24 444,2 4[41.4 4443.144
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EB. 'MIT H' & CO., 97 William atrtet,
, aannot; e of Ileng=' , Fandshing Goods; and
T.IL DAVIES, JONES & CO.. Am
xeetze..ir Gentlemen* . Fundebln* Geode, and Mawr
Loma .or StoeM, Marta. res. ite_, 22 Warren street.
S STR ATII.4"D i CO., No. GO Broadway.
Etuhr
larks art4TrlvatalnEn
(L'HUCHARDT, FROLICH IIOLT
-1111*E.N.N6- 92 sa. 91 Liberty ftreet—lrrtmrterr,
cb,:5.q....a GEraunFtlkn,
Rib
I9ts:t9W9, ter. NVcolansof every. descrlptlon.
A CEATAILY
L ;
12 SE- the Itemienn 'Alastair , Liniment in
Rheimialires. Brulaes, Bun. iiiralets, Cute. Ptles
at% &kma, act effectual care Au a/I euterual cannilalets of
man or anima 24.. W. Weetbrook, orlffluel erlulnatur *Ad
p teuegicter, 304, Broadway, N. Y.
, I. DACTERMEOTYPEZ.
'GITRNEY;No. 3T9 Broadway, tho oldegt
41 •=4 newt. ettensfee establabbeenta the rafted
L
. • ,• I : ENGRAVERS. •
X .
J W. ORR, Designer and Engraver on
oeitsi j aitA ft alta sa ki ! ''' th'
‘"2"t
EXTRESSES. ' ..
•
ifil DWARDS,I . AfFORD 1 Co., Foreign
Express. Eh.= war. Goods BOX Pickaxes go ,
arded. tosa k sond from gii r ana of the world. Assent In
Pittsburgh. Adams A co \ aelZely ,'
,
• •' FANCY GOODS AND 110M.SItY.
BNGELMANN & CO., 03 Nillium street,
'Panty Goods, Cottons, Cotton Ann Wooten Ropier,.
oth bayttn, only wren war cent. net "'rant on the tot•
Patin r prows. Yoe your own benent 7 and see. inr.:l4.
FRE iCII AND OCIIIIAN FANCY BASKETS.
•
lEMU:ES ZINN 52 Mniden Lane,
ImwniLdf of PrenTb And thn-men nory and Travel
ing Dadicel.A. and manufactlarrre Came and Color6d, STD
lox Foratture Ind Jenny. Lind WnrtAtendx. 00. ir.n.-r •
' ORATES AND TENDERS.
Mi H. JACKSON;. (formerly W. N.
BM.g,`"=""'::l9'll°,til„,:**L
W.
, B. & W. W. COILNELL, 133 and 143
Cientrekrett. Plain and Ornamental Irma-Works.
rOMPSON &ROT:SLBR, No. It Maiden
ano, importers and Manufsetaxim of Punt and
losala Denlez In Mt. dtravr Good, te. antp
HOT MR YURICACES. La •
AVIV CULVER;(lnvontor and Patentie)
- ka
57. 1 i; fa. Furcurai, oftrret. matt feffirfacen. V•mtllaton. A afteturer and &Naar. Ig .
luSeale
hIDIA lIIJBM. tiOU/re
rE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER CO., 59
311.14enTane. N. Y.. Xruufeetureis and Wbrlerab
In Grody-aer's Burnt India Rubber •Boutr. Shoes.
Melba Clothing, RAU Tors, kr.. Le_ • free.l Tr
IIENItY DAVP,Nl9llTstreet,
86 John
Monsifachsser and Dioler .117- detoription o
otorltilloot•Etubtrr PaMoly Raney Rubber Goods
and Ton.. • , erpl3•l?
NION INDIA RUBBER 'CO., 41 John
mike all kladronlabbor Cloths, Dray
Artie:lm La; Guam from SAVO t. 54. 0,, each. re32,lyt
' LLAFIGULERY AND MACELME TOOLS.
QCTIENCK'S" MACHINERY DEPOT, 6;
L ICourst•nd istwoot. Machine:7 and ALLellue
• •
3TCSICALLVSTILL3IENTS.
AROILL & CO., 47 Maidenane, Gnitan•
v, Oahu} detaideotak Brats lantrlvadita 1411 Eutaw. t
holm- le.
VERDINAND ZOOBAUM & CO., No. 97
.1 ,
Malden Lane, Importers of Violins, Gaisass, Annan.
out Strings, ninon Instranients. te., Le.
PLANISELED TIN AND JADANED wens.,
• _
CIEORGE ECODGETTS, No. • 159 . Wil
•
UN st.,ee
Coale 314.5aetwea add Doen ,
• of Tes•and - offee Dank - fltesk Dlsbes W4w Cooler,
Gasper. Zhao sod Dana Goods. do. S. Wits awarded -the
Past Preealom at the New York Crystal Palace. leZ7-r
.PAPEIL WAS.MOI7I3B,
PYRUS W. FIELD & -CO., 11 Cliff. street,
mrOrtAirs.i.d_wbokmi , ,Dealatmladiii
Germ.' and English PAPSII.B. and ever=
Per timittfeetarars materials. • . .
UNCAS, LEWIS 8,- BARTOW, N 0.161
Willlaja.treer.-A meat Tarletr of PAPER kor Poet
'
ere, Statimers. Printers. Ittekbinders. .lismeaelorara,
PAI . NT count yr /ma u rczazi.
ItAIkiOWCOLORWORIIS, F. L. NIGH.:
ddl.,liet Jan.s. NO•T‘dle.reete edd Cdeeede
nn. de. i feed,'
PAP , M= --
&INCE SAARANDER SAFESot
Gales Defiance lark* eard Crow Net ROBZEr
ClLateonfaetarea Iz Pearl • .
r TOYD AND YANCY GOOD&
AILLRORN .t CO., 54 Maiden
of TOY
Line, tIVIV I " ) 7I.. /. "'" .l° "! kun "ri`"
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TILE-4.11)17. FLOORSIfNEY TOP&
MEIL COATES A - YOITLE, No:'27i l
Peat street. Enestretie Tiles Gerntirk Cblatietet
ots bore' atetetisle. Metals. kr -
GLAM, PAM'S. AC.
TIL 1 POILLON CO. Thiporters of
. Traci& Math and Wl,dow Na 34 Barley
HOPKINS &BROTIIEBS,Importers of
77 1, W 1.4.. ek Rarelar ev.t. X.!
re.IieTTIAKIG" ----
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• f i - - PLATFORM SCAT ES.
1. .
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four k.0..-4Temu
ow e.. -t .
.sri
—Sdt. aadledrl
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A IPhladelphl.L.GEO W.OZNAI
New 'York.
YAIRBAICK Fr. e oi.,
. . m-,s,i. , !
ORGIE C. S3IAIA.F.Y . ; Negainthr of
Badaaas, Nate& Lands, Martpnes. salsas Sams;
Na. 68 Wall draft New Tort Cornmanlealiona Lr
=II will ncelversm attentla.
2( ..r itu"'" T "4- Mwsw• -- ''''lnneterlasost . l titank Tri cra. E it t.. 4"Uri 'douls..27.
01.111.1,1,
YOLE LENGTH CRYING & LAUGHING
WM/4h also, AL gerat variety a DOI* Ittabber 'Don
e,u14•41 , 1 To .14orwhihh are Ors more beautiful than
these of other tostetialatand • hundnul thyrs tom dm,
hie. For rate by th,,y•,,g 7 Dealer throughout she oyen
try. Blade orly by ou. hew York Sabha 00., 43 Malden
tg,..ii. 3%. u• gtalm .. -. • . . su....lta• •
. '
, _ •-•------- -
, : Er
•
mit Excitement is Kew York.
TIANOS AND MELOLICoNB FOIL eASII. •
RORtACE WATERS, the -great Musk and
PhosoForte 4••• Rama•my. New "York. Pre
. to *hare • nage ner rent. ith easterners., lath.
41. a.. P./ n to the :quaver*bf Wall btmet. to rld.B
vallabho meths tamable him to *tem the lament tlant
a
tarmeotfteni Its Lamm** amartment of atiamnt and max
. tat Mum .4 Mrtlelrans at a la i rje etmana 'lrmo
i gn - ilareTittlt 4 ttrt. sn ' .l malt ceVehrstat r Zraa " ltan..
nfretbrier. siva, Mee at reread att. best h e n
York Ma.
• kers, Inelnding the taantitur end mach entonol Holum
• •WATad , Puna, from his men Factory, sad Itelalmme
the best.OoMark Nee Harm. ea Nw Tray .y_ta r two m yk,
altarnbajt antartnuity Yar *elation mutat la bed sire
eau.. Jamb Instrantent warranted. Enema taunt 1. - lanes
' at ',Oat 'temmitu—Priam tram Ed to Ma. Slade sad
blnakel instruments at all lands. Wales*. Tesahem and
Ileautt at Betmen• rap iced an the beat terms. Ms,oO sent
Sy m*llpret imersl and &fleet Catalog.re of
fir
sie Inn tirimattil•af Parley rnee• Plannkneleden. and
masks/. butraments V.?tmerned to any addlada, (rep of
FAST COL'll ES -Just rte'42o4:lo .
- .wr.e o .3 9. 1,0 0., aof sallea will to odd at Re
F; y twtsl 'doe 12. i.
d. A:
CRIEESE-400 bni.-primC W. R. Chec7o
reed. 4 tate T.IITTLE &CO. 112. tiOr._
._-
'"FLOUR -10 mily bblk - extra fa Flour Just
:rowel 40,2,, • EITTIA &lOW 212. 2d st.
bblec isrown I • for
br oeLIS VI, L SELLEBII 100.
Til - E , :pAiLy PfTTSBURGH.-GAZ,kTTE.:.
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS,.
OSEPH 3. & A. P. MOHRLSON„ Attar
gittLif—La-11, I'3J,T.th .1r t, ll LetviceL
T W. HALL, Atte,rney at La . *, "Bake
r7.Wilass.`, Gnat street, tartvned.F2vrciaraTad
ROBERT E. PELILLII'S, Attorney at Law,
A_IL .
St Lesui!. M. re 7
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ROBEIty ,
t P .i . 61a .. 11C . E, t Attornc,?..,gat,t-ttw—
ra
&ate neat. Pitt , 4rth.. ) ' zur.:4.7'.53
JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law,' of
'Fourth street. tutu Want., Pittsburg. i 515417
1-4 11.31 , ;(11SC.FLANEGIN Attorney at Law,
No. 170 Fourth otrest. PittsCar.h.
JiSPER E. BRADY,. Attorney at Law,
No. 53 Fifth street.Pittaburzh.
RANKERS AND BROKERS.
& CO,
ent'
Bankers and Exchange
un , kenNe•as Wood S. corner of Illamond Mkt.
Timm!, ra .
andsell Dank Notesand Can. Dtatania Mina
tine/maim Promtasory Notag make Collection...in I
the principal eithm of the Cann; B.Care bon call
and= interost. face that . Promatntianninn OD'
ar matters appertaining to a liroker'e busbies.
ten
Enchant:, constantly far sale. casi2ely
.1. -.Loaners u....IUMER & IWIAL Bankers nail Ei
, shauire Buy and sell dold and Elleer and
Notee, nenetlete loans on Lind &dale or latrck Seen
:ldea purchnse 1,1.10.7 Notes. and Time dills on Frud
" iri "' s..l, Iratttynli7t ll Etak. tliS ' o n . ? ll " ta i na '' C' ref
rhlr:l cad Wood onreeta. directly ow:colt. 1 2w Ut. ellrios
ii .D. KING, Coin, Steck and Exchange
, I .. , Vi t allirr; t ict .urth rr —B
° el Were raktiZ. k. .sa .
rent rates n ooltertgra.do on
the
.4 ...Inc W..
tern Rank Not. Bought rad addl. . . . . jr2B
~
bO.Al — ccessorsti;
d. Cn. Dankert,Farturiga Bre - km=4
tale. kg foretot and D0t.... Glehange, Certitiades cf
iltpomit;Bauk Ant., and corun.of Wad and
Mint ...rte.. Cure.. Moder toothed ea Dom.: Etch.
.I.c. AT... and collerAttn. =do on o.tir
poldta of the 13 td tal WAWA
Gold.
the 'tght. premium 3 A .1,1 rdmidd add dmaclmn
Ade.mme =Oe oa meMS.Menta at . Produce. /Eloped
.t., oo Liberal term.
T 1. 11. WILLIAIIBIc Co., Bankers id
Hrebange Dreamy, North East corner of Word rand
Third Third streets, Pittsburgh.
All tratuesetiona made on Uncial terms. mod collections
oromotly attended to.
WILKINS k CO., Exchange Brokers,
rl.• \o. 7b rfolOtk , stre.at, oppoorlte the Bonk of Pit.-
, ntrolo.. et:l trIVIME:IO[I. at MOrt liberal rote. /rlO
■ ` TM. LARIMER. Jr., Banker and Bre
) V- kr, ith Alva, Nn Ed, aatiolninlvg the - Bank el
iltt,bargh.
V . HOLMES .1, SON, Dealers in Fore?
L . Rod Dplemtlo Bills or Booboo go. CellMentes or De
rht.lminnzy.d ..P7z;
throuoboot the [lnltod States.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
JREAD, Bookseller and Stationer, No
J
TO Fourth street, 4pollo Buildings.
JOIiN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
tkaletomccessor to DaTimana k Unfro. No. f I Slarltat
near Facrtl. Pittgburgb, P.
• t: Nny S. BOSWORTH; Bookseller and
•t Dealer In Sttioners..
to
No. PP Ilarrot . teen near
e otni. Ptttaburzh, Ps.
tiklY & CO., Book -sellers and Stationers,
N0..65 Wcod Anat next door to the coiner of Third.
ts 'ugh, P. 0.,..b0nt and Ism taboo Atantly on head.
COMMISSION -&C.
W. BUTLER. 6. CO,
11_70RWARDING COMMISSION MER
CILLNI'S and Dealers In all kind • ef Pittaburgh Man.
St.
Article. Lead ripe and:thee,. Lead. ?in. VT Vlnd
Street, Pitted:Fab. anstrods4
Vat. H. surroar.
JrAduale Grour, Importer and Deeler in
PORRIGN mixs, Brandies and Old Mo
slir=rfrieliirt's.Migir'is-A.lkitl/4'`h-E'-gielT'
& A. M'BASE, Commission and For
arlluat )terehants, claaarra In Woe) and Nature
aaneralirt eau, Mubarak, Manufactures, Nn.114.
02,4. Pittsburgh. ap617'53
ROBISON to CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Pre. Dademand Comm'Mi. Merchanta,
berty street- l'ittabumb- Ja.lo
PRINGER .11ARBAUGEE& CO.. .(Succe,-
1 -5t7.71'°t.....1 . . 1 P` r tr C :Urgrd r " " 4 ne r qrl''' ma
syN , I
Its ran and Ilu r h . ernrul stratda.Pittsbruh g .'Pa..
W. REA, Flour Fittrors, Commission
e. and Phrlnkrdinglenrhants and Dealers la Padua&
generally.. Order* for rittsburgb Ilanufsetures bruatly
attended tu. Nos. 74 Water and 90 Prue Ida, Pittsbu ns rgh.
Peat. apl-17,
ARM', JONES CO., Successors
ATWOOD. JONES k 00, Coimmlaion and Yonnud,
tug lerchants,l3co.-sin Pittatrapch NvielSetarsdliood4
ERCER & ANTELQ, General Commt6.-
t• don Merchants, Phlladelptlie- Liberal airsacee
me& consi a nnztents of Praline genera ll y. 'any
JOHN WATT Er. CO:, Whnlesrile Grocers,
CommL , lon Mordsloat.,, •114 °este+ is Produce
Pittebargh Maraufae.ctr, No. VA Pitublmria
B. CA FIELD, lath .of , Wrthren, Ohio,
ccaUrlAtina and Porrodlne Mirebana and 'M.o.
•ale Urea In Waste. Remo Meow Butter. Pot and
Peg. ealaana Wort.. Produce onorally. Water One,
torero MalthfleLl and Wood. P 0...
t,{...111.1.F . f NiPluiletfle ) Grocers,
_ and CocmclasicsrMerchantaAnd Malan la
b Manufactures, No. 112 n'erond street, Pitts
ialgcran
rIIEESE WAREIIOI.ISE.-IrENRY IL
CgYLLMS,Fedsighibssiad(tosundasiosi Marshant.asid
Pester in Ms... hut., Labs gbh and Prodaius ridtshdll
wand Sti , , t•shrma Rater. Pittsburgh , rtigl
VON BONNIIORST k 151IIRKIY,
lightTh n irg 31 -IV r " P ) V:
'lurch. P.
riIROMASPAL3IER, Inttadter and Dealer
In genets gni American Wail Paw. b!, 41 Market
ctz h ,lrrreen Third •nd Fourth street, Pittsburg!,
1,1 . r McC a. IiNTOCK, Importer and Whoa}
Cloai.:%ttlaa, Table and rano eknl C V...lilr daubs
t.rnm Mat Trndana N 0.112 Marto% stmt.
VI ORRIS .1, PATTON, Wholesale and Ra
j p, I:Zers, on tho Urbana dd. of tho Dlognond.
DRY GOODS.
F
RANK VAN GORDEN Dealer in Trim
la d , nowiet7 and Mown Lam Donis. EsohroDMA..
tot Gmot's. Varnishing town and Pang ardlrien • inn
mrtment of which ran always be bad m No. 83, owner of.
Market street mal the Diamond. Pittston . .. it, Pa. arl/-17
L. 3cAsox a co., rms.. n—e. arta., CO_ s. You.
A A- 3.IASON & CO., Wholesale and Retail
'ti Dadra. In rater .nd MO. Dr/ Ck . " 0 14 26 /Mb
Lave.t. Plitentra.
& Wyhole omtt:
16r4t. oteset. littaburgh. .
•
GROCERS.
BOONE, HABBAIJOH & BOONE,
ENERALCOMMISSIONHERCITIANTB,
thgom t. Wool, Floor. Pralwo and 115 , 31.31030. No
3 North Water Itmet.Pbliadelphla.
HASBAUGH & BOONS,
VORA , ARO LNG COMMISSION 3IER
ar.g.va
'OLIN FLOYD 5 CO., Wholesale Grocere
aro comni.ki. erclAnts, No. DT Wt.! and 729 Lit,
rcr !, xtred. Pittsburg 010
-
110LERLMOORE ; Vfholesale . (4r u oar l .F I CZ
..ne sr. muds of Yorstlrp sad Dalatleld.ex and
- -11 , ••••,Na. 016 Llbertr Etre... •••d • •. 7 faro
to.: offal:odor oW Monongahela Whlsk•/.••1•• will b. ,
• 1.2 iolir tor cub.
LST
• BLACKBiIiiN Wbolesale Gro
lilfAriT %mullet .' h 011.7Pttet: and i ttktan
on bead at th eir Warebeuee.l4l Water street, l'lttetorats
WIZ)
o.;WilDieellio6l)-
cerx.Cosnrntagion llerebieta; seel Nees In Prete , .
.t. Weer Kele. sad 107 free street. Pleicurgh.
ger ....,1111. A "Cam. WALT. C. 601.
m R E ! i Ti j a2:3 Grya,c,f;
wt.
IC U. AMDISMID...::::= .--""*
AM➢A18D........._.....~..... -.LTC 1111011317
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1V M. BAGALEY c CU., Wholesale tiro
v cen. Not. 15 mild WU - ma streot. Plttsburcb.
VIL73A NI A.. JITLIIII.O, Groce; and
Tea Dealeaaarner of Wuod and 31xili oldada, bar
ninny,
n i nny , on bond. Undo snarl:ma of rnaina GroarTirs and
coo taii—Farelda Plata and tau, Wholesale and }Lead].
Thalcroranralled
no thy k.rest toms:
ROBERT DAUELL CO., Wholesale
Grxers. Owatcanion tairelunts, Deem in Produo
aml rittalmrsch 3.tarmfactures. No. 253 Liberty amt.
"—W;7 -f-11. . ' .... irconase.
lain% .4cikk.Srat§S, Auccoesors t o
'TT 1..13.D. Widelnalesali Grocers. rarrarang and
•mscl.e.ort Merchant; DexarTs 10 iron, Nailx. Ulu.. Cat
Yarns. and Plitabargh 31snafbcturas g•minally: earn. of
Wwd and Water Wean Pittabur • •
A. CULBERTSON, Wllalesale Grocer and
Cam:Maar= Iterebsat.tialirr Produee and Pitts.
blaroatesiond , Asuan, i•lksrti Pttt,o
-
R. FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers, Coat
is . s l...hants, sad Deslas fa peoAa.er-StmsA
n Minn. trotting on Libralth
M.WM=:=M;:N
wmD
AOALBY, WOODWARD & CO., Paolo
, 5 II eala Mr , en .mirae •••••.t. nll4lOOlO,
uartn Irturoi.cps. 1111.1.0.1 NUM .•
u. A.
MCCAikP w riS a S k r: n / i NS , &T., (soccer
lTsaleit Cllssa.CotaN'aros.snd Plitabaret;
Massalect.“ rotanar w ood slut Wale:L .
PULbarigh, P.
=MEI
B. CUTHBERT & BON,
CIENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
threats and purchase of neat Estate. Collectlen
• Rent, Ngotiant" Lean, on Donde, llorjoage, ar., No.
11UThId st. Eitaun•.-
Idlchigan General Commission and Collec
, bon Agency Office, •
- POE the collection of Home and Foreign
Mercantile and another Money claims. In Mirld.gen
sad bljarent btater. I/ma:meta and Paymeoter
Payment ahem Purchase and dale celleal Eat.. and
Stock. and ',meows. Agent..
• PELTIER AbDEILYON.Ot . ruIt., Michigan:
R•ferencer O. liagnimh-3livars. et Cahn, Earl
er. White Garette Ordob ran, Fees/art Ak , ..
Merchants.
Wearma—Two Azenclre or MkhLran from ropectible
Insurance CEMIMIIieII. utrl9 Ird
ACARD.—Elaving been niointed the en
choirs. Aoen for l'lttehurob. d the sale ofPatent
te
ted Cemented and Stretchal ther Belting. man
ufactured by P. JEWELL SON. of HArtfhol.Ohnneetlrot.
We W. nffer for vale • large asmortment of lan. widths.
mannhetural, at the manufacturer's prim, ble article
being superlur to ally Leather Belting ever Idiom uttered
la thlemarked Also. a larce stock of till widths of !tolls
4 b alln i ritrtfn:l=V lY NcZ n llt and 'et r e d t fnr t.. 4 . th.
sep . 26 J. El. PHILLIPS
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Rent Estate Agent,
Stook, Mereßondi. and • Bill Broker, So. P 2
lb drat.. sham Ikcod. Boattotea promptly *Mended
to. Jrn,nr
QA3IITEL L. ikunsrELL, Secretary Citi
Inutzan. Company. 94 Water etn.st.
M. GORDON, Secretary- Western Insu
-1 rum. Co, 92 NT•ter
GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin
or.p..y. north...a r of Wont
P
A. 3TADELILA., Agent for , Polnware 3ltt
• tUal In•uran , er.cipaily. 42 WC.? rtmet.
I A. HUTCIIISON h CO.. L'onimission
r. Mec ants and
A nata , fOr he St I
snieSunar Kenn
ltaknDeaZesclPSutta Sause. Plx and,nt. torah lem.
an. ts 7
MUSIC, 4C.
TORN H. MIELLOR, Dealer ill Piano Fortem,
Mask arolAtstleal Inetruhunts. &boa Booth, 'arid
mchlionery. Me scent Mr Chleterinh4 Kano Forth. for
Wertrrn Ponnzylvardh—No. hl Waal street.
ErENRY KLERER, I)enler in :Sfusie, Mu
sical Instnunents s 'and Imwrrter of Italian Strincs.
*gent im.l%ucan. -CLulCr ..a.od and ,turr . Pan,
with ccsienalazir ..EoLean 'Attachment. AL, f.r , Dunham's
Pingo&
DRUGGISTS.
1 - OIIN 'SAFI% Jr., (mecesitor to Jas. 3l'Guf
td
1111ical@ seld Dro¢Kist st+d
t:sints.,Drestues, lc.. 1411 Wood street. a door@ MI.,
tlrsin Pittsbumb. 64 - I;egular Agent for
Ford's 31edicina.
L C. VI - WM 13-ILINO
WILCOX & CO., Dru= ng.l
ists n Apoth
. eearles, corner Market street and the DLainond.k.,
onnatantlirrn band a run and enrn One mtraen
Drogy,Mkticinea,Perfurnerr.andartielrawrtalningtot.brr
bastnetra
ITLsltlays prearriptlona rarrnatlyrompnar dad. arld
aOHN P. SCOTT, Whnlesale Denier in
D",stree Nitta. d
burgila
h. rnia Vaher and Dye Stuffs, dia. 7.56
erty t.. Pitts
All orders will maim prompt attantlon.
dannt for London A Co's raluabla family medloltno.
mar ..24-1.7
pdA. PAHNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
. Drua Rates. and roanafaetnrors of illdta Lead. Bad
. and Licharce. corner Wood and Front otreota. Piet*
[Farah. soca:
rE. SELLERS, Wholesal e Dealer in
i. ,?9, 3 Mt h 'Vititi772:. 'cro. l A's v ' uh ti. " f4a;
LOW.
rusentrot stunt ....... ---,mown warm
. RAUN it:RE:nth, Wholesale & Retail
Drucclrta. corner of Liberty and Ft. Clair etreeta,
truhurgh.
SCIIOONMAK ER ,t CO., Wholesale
0/ • Druccrists. No. 24. W•c4l rtreet. Pittelnush.
TOSEPII FLEMINO, Suceee•oe L.Wileos
Q.ll. Cu.. morter }taricet rtreet gent Diamond—Fee t.. me
'tautly. on Medi c in efll and romplete eeeortment of Drum
Medicine, Cheeta. Perfumery. and all article..
pertaining to hi, butirnem
WOOL MERCHANTS
LEE, gnecessor to MURPHY & LER,
B or Z oo
.Ul sx v .r o 11,sl M,
nd S omn.on rhant for tNon
arra Good , No IS: 111.. r., rtml.
MEDICINE.
R. JAMES KING: Office and Residence.
1I Finn ininniat• C•th. 4 .11. 1 7 1 ;.'
sth. .
WM. VARIAN, .31. U., OECe 6th street.
below Svalthflekl. 002 a ilourr.-.-8 to P.PT
PAS, PP %P. corn.% lyd
MERCHANT TAILOIIS.
4CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
t. Wel., No. 71 Wt.! .U.eet Partleular atuottat
o Born' and Youths' Clella.Z. aolP:y
WILLIAM 1M a-
GBY,Merchnnt Tailor, Dr
a
tee ar-1 boiler la Beady 11.1. Clattana, IY7 WD
4Pty Ptreet.
EEWATTS & CO., !derannt'Tailors, 181
. , tab,rt. 7 ..,,,,a—W. are now c.a.! clow co ,
at stack of Oood, fur Genticmen'a Wear-044h, C.
mares and Vmd.logvaf the neinat idyl« and fln.onlicy
Orr Mcrae and cuctomars .111 rlca. al,. ac a call. 0.131
CMC:2I
31A,VETFACTIIII.IN G.
W. WOODWELL, Wiltilesale and Retail
Maantarturcr and Deal. In Cabinet Wu., N. 13
ttrnet.
JOHN WETHERELL, Manufactuptr of
PATE' , ..T BOX Vier_q a superior artier.9Ot3 D DON
sad BRAZED BOX VICE,. corner of Auden", sod La.t.
Ivam strew.. ous guars tram IN Hand .tract
lashenr CB/. orMtnr.ll
MBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN
TILLAS—MatiaIsIs raartad for Erci.coldery sod Ap
es Work. er MILS. L.
je2t.f So. 2111.2 i P.m; .trect.2.l.ye ll.d.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Nan
. &Retiring Company.
rpHIS COMPANY LIAVINC. ENLARGED
OAS enmity for mannisetteine, es 5 nom peepe
to meet the inereueed demand Odttiele.L.-iek, Crucible and
Building Oily. Belem prom , tly eaten , : by
KAI! Bee it
Fitteburgib September n.ina.
Boots and Shoes:!
AMES ROBB, N. 89 Market street, 3d.
door from
now arket fu ll
would Inform ilea Uut/
d i thut.h. haa a very full stock of every thlng In the
Boot mad Shoo trade. rgcb aa Lodi& Ga half Balton
Jenny Lind Padares, lady' Franklin sad a/I the atria.
found on the rgetarbtitle= also. MI/one and ckiturane
Gaiters and fant7 Elexde and Shur, in all their rAriettes
alwo, Gentlemen. Can Opera ratant Calf Boot, French
hoots, Cu.mas Galters and Shut alsu, Boy•e% and
Soothe tleoUallne Yrenob Calf.
Pleam Orr az n call as re lelsh to oell 'nth au article
to all who favor ue with thole et/eV/en no mill dOO satlehte
ftepenaber the ,lave, 69 Market eldreL 1:13.
iirCORD & CO.
WTIOLEIALE AND DETAIL rAMID)NADLE
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS.
AND DRAW:MIN ALL Iti-ND.? OF FT la
COR_VBEVY WOOD AND FIFTH STREET.%
Pittsburgh, Pa
tv.Thetr rock mbrares errn , quality anAretyl.of JIMA
and C. there. Doer, Cul* amdicir Doartair.
CoaCh and Carriage Factory.
TOHNSTON, BROTHLR & CO., corner of
',Belmont and Rebecca "treats, Allegheny City, would
cesPectfnlly Inform theft friends,, and the public generally,
that Misr are Ilmaufatturlng Curium, Wo Boca
aware, TWIN. la:Mahe and Charisma In all their •SIiGOP
etrle• of fin shand Prorwatlon
All order. .111 be ereented elth Arta mall to dm.
witty and bums,. a gale, ibitedMi .111.,0 tohdn.dkd
to on the mostreasonable tams. Using In .11 their wort
the test E..."Lern glare. Poled and Wheel Stun they feel
confidant that all who faros them with their patynnage
el=nathdled on trial of their work.
are requested to ere them a call before pan
chub. eleewlsere. • nen
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
MH. H. WHITE ,a CO., erfnlifi TO-
O... Many Inform the public. that they bare
a • Op on Lariwk, between /Wand raid tifoldnakey
Abed& They are now malting end are rreparwd to newt?.
order. far Be anie i of vehicles, COIPPiI T., Chariots.
flaronchew m. Pluetone, Lo w de, whirl...from their
long experience. In the mannfeeture of the above work, and
the belittle. they bare, they feel confident Miry PPP/ enabl.
od t• do
week
no the moat renionable LIMA With three
wanting article. their
twoltatton In werrantl4
-their e •
M therefore ' APP
the attention of the nobble to title matter.
N. lb—Repairing done In the beet manner, pad On the
own lowsonable term.. pad,
1.. t {ITRoeIDt... _.. ALYi ♦DAY0........J. R. 11061871,
_
Livingston; Roggen 4t Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA
'TIRADE and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay
unit. do.; Plattbent and Counter do.: IN
Locks of all alma, Hiding, Drop and Th umb Latch,* Gra,
Mllla ..done kind.; Paint 51111a,apprnvod pattern
Bolts and natal:dont; Malleable coon Outing. of everi a
deity ID form and Indsb.
W.' W. WALLACE,.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,.
rift,nt and au ytniv Wed: ODI.NIe Snuff APO Kent.
lt 40 , N . [TENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
afee mant'ins To ertls m irtisZV:trltlrry .. .itle .
lowest prima Three han4red original and relented
Agra for Mammon'. ke..7..n hand. Biwa and :nab lisr•
hie fued In the Trarle Libertyowest pricer. Ali ardor.
filled 011kdet/patch at 31g ent.
soM W. W. WALLACE.
Now Goods and Fashions for Gentlemen?.
Clothing for Spring . of 1854
pWATTS A. CO. beg leave reipectfully
• to Inform thole numerous Cuitranrar, I. n. the Cob
of atta . par b!PtIL 1 .re just teeelred 1 ;04 'aia
7.4741.11=1;11:.1:et1ri1:Z.T 4 t 711.7 or .
The satisfaction et, generally expraratn !bele mato.
men Intbarto. with their hurobln effort. to blenae..tl' o
rate...hem ta *rah gyrations In the mho direction. ilrslk
stir. h,
un•rer•tr••=th.l4.a.:VaLtc,a7,..!-- a 276
•-• • T. C. WARRINGTON
(D11.1.0M
lAMES' CHILDREN'S snoE sToRE,
nit. on Anna fall asoortmet.t. No. 23
lyarth ntrest, YLltananth..l!.. .a3O -(.a
. .
•
- . Gentleman' First CLux Good's.
•
r. ...b...bera 1,e4 . . leave to -inform the
• rata. th at Cherrhare reed their Summer Siek, veld.
dim a~tend erret ftrblohehh• Fabric* be that •
fwd. & WATT? Tea,
Ibrarrtetrr ls,
PITTSBIMGH, THURSDAY MORNING, -NOVEMBER 16, 1854
YEW YOEX ADVERTISEMENTS. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
k o Ornerti
.6
nous, .074Brom].svNe Yorksk .SO_
MORNING, :OVEMBE
R 16. 1354Netpau .tort.)w
,- From t h e Now York llama
The tortgroma of Amortrap Dlplomarls. at
• latermion Tables. Ili-ammols.
lir m. 1117,ERDT, 150 Wooster st. Letween We have received intelligence through private• • Pone and linnet., sta. No. York. Otanytartaffa
~,,r , ~,,,,,,,,„, ..,,, s ~,,z , .i .
~,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ~ ~, European obi:Leticia. of considerable interest, eon.
anactuallr atteadeol to. ecfNmv ! corning the result of the recent Congress of
4 ,1 ; 1 017PIL & CO., Wholesale Print Sellers, ! American Diplomatists at Brussels. Our fitful , .
ties. p t.l6ll it tgs,
, i s , r ,, iV . . n ea li. a r t ! R im I tn e . , ,, Tgo fi r lt I a:;. , 'nation comes from a quarter-where large rupee
:tie York. est:alto:tn. moot beau Ths lama/ dhg r ani f Mamas were originally entertained concerning
to thr trade and lastltutbms. ;Omura Frames foral.lrd ! the influence of this meeting; but they hare ae
oel7-3mo •
' idently not been justified by the issue.
Cloaks, Mantillas and Talmas. i The project of the meeting was due mainly to
ygO . LY;s:EUX. IIELL, No. SR. Canal street, ! the outbreak of the Spanish Revolution. The i
sea lork. Import., and Otanufseture'r ot W 1... hopes cherished in consequence of that event led!
• °us, Olantlllee. sod Tolman, of ro,ry Mad and oharoOP-
Om. onull roll tho attealloa n: limicball, to hie ester, . to the "dispatch of Mr. Sickles to Washington,
ril:ll7lll`.. t ii's"l . til d is,:tWia l 'se ' !;,1 :a's/It fortli7s ; for instructions as to the line or policy to he'
reforrino to et-auk Liollo's Ladles...lane of Sashimia~ the pursued on behalf of American interests as like-'
Indy rellahlo book or loolkoas publlslail In Anterinataons ly to be affected b it The het
had ! '
publlehed only a forr dais boron! thr, commeneemsat of .4 • -, ,
every MOUth. all others appr_arin, 1...f0re their tlma. ! meantime been watching the progress of hero-
oelS.ltur
t peen politics, and sent the Assistant Secretory
of State abroad for more accurate information.
Mr. Sickles followed ! him soon, and both these
gentlemen were instructed to make inquiries up-1
on the following points: I
T. Whether Cuba could bop/re/tared from any !
Coninet which the Revolution was likely to bring
into power.
2. Whether ir the purchase of Cuba shook he I
found hopractleable, the diplomatic independ-
I once of the Go vernor-General of that Inland
might not be secured.
. 8. Whatwas the general state of feeling among
the people, and what were the strength and pros
-I..sp4z of the Democrotio element in the several
i b es of Continental Enrooe
f To defray thelspense of this mission, a credit
1
of $BO,OOO was.opened with a banking-house in
London,--a sum too large fur mere inquiry, and
not large enough for the more important move
went which was probably io contemplation,
It VAS soon found impossible to effect any ar
rangement with! the new Spanish government.'
' Espartero !gave!ti distinct refusal to the over- ,
tures for the prirchaae of Cuba. The diplomatic 1
independence of the CeptainsGeneredhad no bet- '
1 , ter chances. !Cites well understood in Madrid
I that such an independence would, under present
tcircumatancy offer opportunities for com
fprtehle quarrel:l,ton! Cabinet. that Rees upon
Queen's
retexte.. •• As long ris I am at the head of the '
Giivernment,. Espartero is said to hare
replied to Mr. Soule, shortly before he left Ma-
drill, 'there shall be no unwillingness nor any
l! delay to settle difficulties with, and even to offer
due apologies and satisfaction for unforeseen I
grievauces to the United States government. The I
Cabinet of Madrid min, therefore, not be reqUir. !
ed to abdicate its authority in favor of.a local'
Administration, which, from being notice the ex- !
°Bement of events passing in its immediate pros • I
imity, would complicate rather than settle such!!
International difhoulties no may arise—individu
al actions not beingnlways controllable- between i
any two countries."
Having failed' on the first two points of the
special mission, the Congres: of Ambassadors was
called together for the purpose of preparing a
report on the condition of popular sentiment in !
Europe: We have received what'we believe will
bo found to embody an accurate summary of the
report on that subject, which was to have bran I
forwarded to Washington by the last steamer.
The Ambassador. agree in reporting the utter !
absence of Democratic feeling in Europe. In
Spain there are no roPublicans. Mr. Sickles I ,
went purposely to Madrid. and reports this as!
the result Of this observation. France is lost in !
admiration of its prudent and practical Govern
ment
Revelution in Paris is out of the question. 1
Austria hoe succeeded in gaining the hearts of
bee subjects. Even Kossuth himself is quite for- !
gotten by the people, the Magyar aristocrocy be
ing his only adherents. Poland has no chances,
except in the colts of 'Monarchic combinations,
and Italy is er , mpletriy tired cf the madness of
Nlarrinism. So of the rest. Europe it 1,111.4 . fifdl
The people of the old continent are not noes fur
freedom.
•
Pianoi! Pianos!! Pianos!!!
TTENTION of purchasers is
ra_ re.rwetfully railed to • nen and i.Ff4ff—
asntleln•eutln Sian° Fotes, tow fts ir, • ;
parract.l. and 1011.. the Subtle, knmen tie
lialSoCeleattallriple Nano: Thu peztillatitS of
the Celestial Piann amst+ta ita ensvity Sro ,etara
Celestial
the nese, an attainment hitherto uu.
I.nnwn to the Naas Feels.
. . .
Tha ut.ot .....111.hry eerfornier Is enabled I.r.the alit Of this
Irapinvenyont U. prod.,. effect.. to octave. playing th a
would confound al 10i11....ra or a last,. eor Um elitstex.
houeles i. It. oat...city Sb be .....1 at bill es as bnitnary
Plato. of the ......-tost quality al t. - ...e and is Instant')
chanpwl by .t., nue of • ...mm..,,p..dal In a rotubirtattnn "
thrilling anti mayystie, aa to eaptlvata and chart; the
tcart... These. In.ta-uno.uto ay , . anywrtur In tower ter LM Unttr Y .. a...i.a ' grs i : i o s ig;„ s g, l ; 'E,..ri:. - :',. g'..,'lrpttle
.4,o ~ th. world
.:.
This Is the united tostimuur u 7 Prorhunr• attains
t.
...r1•10, have teat., tic. Coleatial Plane. Ordin ' VI.
irk. or •11 .u..... 0.. and ..........d han.l fur male at d,
~. ELY I ASUNIJIII...I rb , adaa,.Ne. I
aeZbauy• Manufactures a healers, wholoanla kre
Cloaks and Nantillaa.:,
EU. BItOOIE, 51 Canal. and 63 Lisp -
nerd Noy York, Importer. Monufortorerand
Itholooen sod Retoll baler In LADIES' CU./OK/21.d
MANTILLAA of nvnry fatdle and dm . rildlon+nolkl. tho
ottentison of buyer. d Ido oucnoire Mock of mond, nullablo
Sr thr Fall *Gam. Rio earl..lead tho trade. on enflamed
analttkid Sy Harper', Und•y's and cal* I.vadlng Motion
Honk,
- .
Musical Instruments.
"[IRE subseritwri are now prepared td- er
1. for the Inspnction of Jobber.. Munk De Inn
r. [mild', Mtudral Inntrumento and n ion;
Mr , ffilluning melee:
1L1..., Qatar,. 1' lute.s,. •
a. Gin-Pna , n do,nfenn, Sa.rodn,ar, for el a Pit,
, •
Butee.t. Trorala:nea,;Jr., cf , -;l7erntzus
em roacleana
Our arrangent F.. ILO th.!lar.g. st and most celainil
Slanufacturnrs In Eurnu4 ary such as to enat•ln toxin
good , . shalt prilva. am! ..ra can offer our eilsroe
met, thc• say - ants, seliwttna Rum au cntindy novratut
earrfullt st,wit 14 , 1ng. In tho 31arket at s'l
aona %SI!. r.-n4l, to a"vnt an)) Job lots uf
goal. that ma, ..Eac. , an afford oDiSCrinnitlea of bar
talus in many arti , lea •
of earhart & Nerclhants' relebrsta, Patent lick.
aeons. ND ZOGIIIIU t Importer,
No, 97 Slaidon Lan, Near Nark.
undiirgigned having the Agency of
CART! A HT N.,•01 York)
CELEBRATED PATENT MELODEONS,
wnald Inform tho Ira and thr Publir In rentral. that
thty are now nr,...tr , 1 furnlth Deal.. and aft=
these vvlr nelahratt,llnttrumtnta at the Manatantuvre
LOWEST Every Inttrnm.nllCarranteml. c
FERDINAND C./GRAM! 0(11.,
Intni.rtors Instruments. -
anl24tot N.. DI Lao.. N.. Tort-
Daguerreotype Malariala. -
JW. THOMPSON & CO., 315tBroadway,
aNew York. :Dant.' 'lnters and Dealers In Dacurnan
[yr.. CY... Appal...too; M•tringo. Pyeaervera.te.. and Ita"
D latea. Chem Dal, Dane, Frame, and Cues. ead
Vlgtlantl:r " .P.lhn'a l .T, '" t. Ilarrlsonle and It other
American Vameraa ronstantl, on hand. at the Manunke
turert lowest mire. and warrantor. perfect- au I nAttir
.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot.
WM. ,ItIri.SLA.SI) & CO.,
11 AlAtl.l/..1.1" LAN.'; NEW .11)55.
Warehouse 115 Pratt Baltimore,
warranted In every repteert.
Kr. Seat. April rth. 11 4 51..
/Leers Wm. .IF
th a t ,Frrn& lientlemen—lt direr molder.,
Intbrm yeu r oa date prererwri roT 1100 1. 1
Praprerunldlered In the Ire lan night, by whleh every
thintroh.en my 9Ml‘ll 11.1. war eenammel, and although a
expneoel thrr.uulemt Oh• tire. n• tnten, h., Ito wen
teen. remalmel unharmed n.. 4w. .115 little. repalrtrur,
.111.1 think. attfor, r another triad. Ileeptetfullr Todrr.
TO , TF.J. sr. Jr.. 11 trenlb WIIIL.I rt.
FEVER AND AGUE.
DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEI)E MIXTURE'
, I
Forth< Freer rent Ague. Pirprlnau 12114 . 131
.07,1.71.0.
TILE Proprietora of this Medicine will elate
wltheut beellatl,n re fear of eeetradletlen. that tido 1
KrrwrrorldliPtler. , arr nand more persona where It ha/
Intrelueret, than any ether merlielne In tn.* for tbr
horr Tbli nentlene. ban lobs kr.lllC I/41,1
quinine In Iv enterrwitlen. all of the tnarVlents See of S
h Pe!rw M, i•r . •[. ' ll ' etin g g
an tbla
elleme will net be .11 ,1,4 eatorore to water tre
dampatenerbene n. rflePT•tlasa wheu In their urnaltd.o.F
Plantar, lo roetlenr the enuotry where lb. Atma
.11 .411 J.. to adept thLr seine:en, ar the •alloar.
nor Arlin., to lay tur while under trratentet am/ they le
be ussweed efurrwerly now. The reurrletne rOuldlrd.dbe
therms:ldr el eertineateeTrem the. ul the Iflubertnewporde
.141114. but prefer...seine to the .14-1 nut ene bottle aM
reo will In. the 1.341111.1 r peeor le renjerlf. Full
neer (I.t Ito use on-tarpon , tnttle.
C'eetilleatee Can treween at the eideeJenoelnd wham old
Kernel.. b. cured ••hee dtlrera hart 401,1.
Fer Ideper..a arnl 045 KIRK,. curn,..drinra eluaewp
net • letter Medlar., In the market
It ha. tworita%eu with the meat ortonlehlog.
etre/ rare. er arul Gout: lor Lbeeo owm.
rhantr tate lableerneorol a day.
(1111. tmittlr of 014 q•ctirine r.ry often bar the drdirrdill
rect. pew dl per I•dt l e
lOn• sale by Chn :die - la In all parts of oho Cnltod Ste
and t'anada.
All It helearde mle,crust be addrerarrl to IKETD
OLY.EI( KR. role Pmertetert. Sea Itreadoey. Now Teri.•
Aurdrrr—Flender thew, A PahnertueL 8 err, 1,.
•nt h er... and Ilea IL Kee rer. luttabordb. rr.3.-ler •
IRON WAREHOUSE.
MARTIN, SPRING t CO.,
ho,rters nod Dd.'s... in
IRON AND STEEL.
vr.2
Her, eonatantly n hand a 6dl altnnrt.na.nt of Bar, End
Band, Map, H.. !qt., an.l ..thrr Iliila.
STEEL OF ALL K LNI)S.
Iktril•P l• en,. all rretSnor the. rtmotry an bottled to
toLII or mod t rlrbrlms Mho,. buyloc
"Arm by mall ootrurtml to our mbry at the
looart mattot rotor. I:Al:TIN. fINITNti k
joltbr rr, UT..n.irh N T.
SCIIIEFFE.LIN BROTICERS , & CO.,
WIIOI,ESA LE DRUGGISTS,
IVTIT FORK, ,•
Hato rel , PerVi 10 A 11.1.0 IrJl,u.a4 or. wflYaikawiw,
aI3IPORT ING the - leading Drug, from their
Original inartiita, bo th In F.Ur.ly. gnii Tart Indjwi, and
rineh and Knailitti llerfumery
Nall and Hair P1,11 , 1.e, Hair illiwra anti Sztaiwi, 6010 .K 4
a. Sea, de_ ke.,.thYr alto. them en
rowaimatile tinlrra wither In Wall , by
will ' , wily tyialr liasrattantlon..
(;A3I(EL L. CA. VE ItLY, Who:e.le Dual
rr 'ln.., Painted retie aud 2ui WEAud avd Mir
1.1. Wan, Lta..ket.t. Mats. Conic, Mattl
lireenwlch A., New tinrk. . mbo-I,v. .
i oil
Dealer, Nn 1.0 Catlvrine and d Chatham
Bairan., New York. mh9.l;".
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT H. PATTEItSON'B ;'•
LTV F:RY AND SALE
.A j ow l
STBLE;
-s' Sorner Diamond street and Clienry
•pla.tf PliTB MIRO #A:
ASHLAND HOUSE,
AIICTI STREET. AI OVE SEVENITI NTREET,
PR ILAPELPHIA.
11. S. 3E NSO N. PIIOPAISTOIL
AT Pria• N Board, 51,t4 M day.4p;
liar IS. 1654-Ird
CITY HOTEL, (Into Browns,) corner of
2473111 . rittaburah. MARS
Artribia larae and 04.1.1iii(11111 i;oues une
AT.TFIenZtli.
1* . :441361 4
•
1011 N SOUTIi, Coach Maker, corner
!North C•initnt.n and gt., Allegheny at
ero ntteinrlvely inanneeetunne every .leserlption
V.Y..111C1,E,1. of th.. coated al, and 11 th. lond wortaliel
lln has al wv orened a WAIL/Mlle/31 In the Mt. Churl
building& on eie..nglahcne ti where he hen at y
ent very fair Rtnet work. (with anlly
which hn invitee the etteutien and eritleul elm:aft:AM,
'Sell. mnadeot—froot his sontiousd autos. to tosslor
his extensive ruler, the to sterlal and 'seamen ssoPlors , '
style of Ilnish of his work—he sonnot he ormr,o,tei islth I
the Us or Wart. se2,:nt
bli
, JOHN 801;111,
1(7 . ALTER P. MAItSIIALL, pitior no.
V Y Proles In l'lnin, Shrumln lot IS,r.ratir• ['suss UO,
In gl L' n iss lA r. nr4,.."se re rs'i.ra lg t t srnr2O h ts . fas . tun, Messrs. M.
mart a Os. nf Pars, ruh3.33 -4. r,
- ,
11 "..Rls FASIIIONS FOR LADIES'DIIESSI
j
CS.—Tho Palish Fashions for JCZik. dlmt per stessnet
iv 11 Ls on utls ou the Ist tr"sttosAlis..L. P . wri..„),
No.Vfl hi Penn. *Lora tland stro•LA
—•-•
HIES, JONES it CO.,
PROPRIETORS
KIER'S PORTABI;E.BOAT LINE, • ,
F ORWARDING AND CUMIVISSION
CaveLl 1.21, &Tenth Ft , ' , ..to Plat.
burgh. Pa.
Ilneon,Lard, Lard cll. Cnrk. S.C. Ham Klres
to and Itin. I Set, Anthre-ite and Snnt , lll . lg Itea. 11 , 1ITAr
Wick mud Clay. Anthracite Ccal. Er. oulY
NEW ESTABLISIMENT,
•
JOHN
MERCHANT TAILOR.
AS commenced buainegg pt No. 39 151 AS.
bet gret, between m end awl' Third street. lb;
6e run them the imr0r0 ,,, ..d ....Wm.." ,
moltee anti est:rotten atou-tdorut ore eery
Condo ter stentlemeteo wear. Including Ulu
eWleo end nuelillee, which he le propored to rank. tin to
ardor, In the most oebionoble style.mut lu the' hest Ma
net- Having hod exinrienre In hie [Mimeo. be Tolls
renfident orgltion entire ettJelentiora ' Ile !Windt hie
'fele nd. tn esti and eon:nine/Ill: eleft.: 3 ___ ; lllll-tt .
)1 4 r( i ) , -I, the 9' l l . olX OF 1 AI.:FLNEi h I i SIIIP
A,mb,..:11.4 t ,:,! . . 1 criteXel?digo'l4d t day his
di.
tine Orrev rp
I E etitdiehmweinll No.
i 2 n o n s
ejAblne r b t/
t .to 11r. J.
W. 31ePAI h ANU. eke nontunts
d alancr, lo
henellptortten eleet amo oetovs andto
nttle e
claims a‘nlinej n - JOTIN LOVELY.
Ateruet 74.1,16.54. • J. WIIEON POSTON
James' W. McFail and,
WHOLESALE & RETALL DEALER IN
FULLY GROCERIES,
Teas, Fruits, Pickles, Spices. ,Presecres,
moon dND 41,00111:U1E,
DornUtie Ilowg Furnishing
No. 266 4therty Street .Plttiburgh.
Such, we are told, oil be the aptrit that will
pervade the intelligence Pent or to be sent home
by our Ministers in Europe, and theee'opittions
are giren no the caplanation of the belief that
our tiovernment would meet no support from an'y
part of Europe, in the attempt to gain pos,e,
sign of Cohn. Spain will not e'en the Island, and
there is no feeling of donmeratio sympathy with
this country which would support as in seeking
-to effect its conquest by any other means.
. . .
Mr. Sae. is certainly a very snit repreientas
dye of the L;niteti States at the'CotnifilL
We pointed thin of itifeslikiiAglettd
endow dipigraiitti 7 ftinetton;
we re
iterated our vrezpings again..Anit again; ..and•the
result or hii,mission time for, if it can bo said.;
jto hose any; .beara wane* to the justice
of our pretnotntiotiS. lie has been able to do
!nothing in Stain hut bring suspicion upon him
self, deepen the hatred which Spaniards have
begun to entertain fur the • grespiog "North
American, - and give morn color to the suspicion, ;
which so widely. pervade+ Europe, thit the UM- i
ted States arty determined to wrest Cuba from!
::Spaits in the briefest and most e ff ective manner
; He hue `also had the good fortune to
/..esimpo- being shot himself, while he severely
'rounded his wirerasry in a duel with the repro- ;
sentative of•the Emperor of the French.. He
has been in the wrong, as for as we are able to
judge. ever since he first stepped on ;Spanish
oil, although the accu.diutt that he aided the
insurrectionists with .etionset and money, is, to
any the least, not sustained with any fortfildable
,show of truth. We have positive ussurance that
the himself denies the charge in the broldeatand•
_most unequivocal terms. But whatever may.
have been his errors hitherto, ho is now in a fair
!Way orealvation from their consequences by the. ;
Cirop of others. The report that he:Wrie refus
ed A passage through France is confirmed. He
"loft; London on the 234 of October, and, on his
arrival at Calais on the 24th, iraNtby express:
telegraphic mea.ntge from Perla denied further
angrers into the Country. Ile returned of course
:immediately to London, when, upon consultation,
- Mrt*Buchanan despetchnl a special messenger
'to Mr. Slavalf at Paris, who immediately de
manded a prompt explanation and; apology; and
Abe withdrawal of the prohibition, with the in
ention, as we have, renal/nit° believe, of- re
-tiring to London 'should 'ttdlireparation be. re.
',There —'" ;
ill hastily be -two opinions in thin
Collll[l7 on to Or propriety of this course. If
Louis Napoleon had exercised all his ingenuity
for the express purpose of restoring to Mr. Soule
some of the popularity end considerationirliiela
he bits !esti he could not hive hit upon a better
expedient. Brilliant OUCCtN9 or martyrdom was
absolutely necessary Soule 's salvation:
Bp former be him no Lope to attniii but the
brown of the latter seems about to be thrust up
,pn Lis head. Necessary as it is fos'Englandat,
*be present time to conciliate in every way the
4pod will of Lnuisaapoleon, it ire, perhaps,
not surprising tliskl,tWs - ilfilidt to an American
Minister, should he approved of and elaborately
justified by the Londoraimee, in a leading arti
cle, which, it is said-(although we believe erre
oeCtoly,) to express thetvieWp of the English
Go s seenteent, wo reprintlitali This,artiele, it
Jriltimion, goes ,-66iiiowhitt into tho detail of
Mr.- .. spnlC'dpsreoml'anit social experience since
Joel in Madrid, and, brings forward his
cOrmicction with the fillibostero party oft New Or-.
_lents, 'to prism thy,propoiltihtt Illith`"Sihich it
Starts that 3tr.‘ SOule "has foireitgl his claim to
hisintesi usually shown to strangers." The
'pemsztion that Mr.. Soule "can claim no special
,conilderation for ids diplomatic character" is
'ode . .hietreatinat be 'Allowed to papeuncholleng.
ed. "'tar...Seth:lf tiltepresentative of the United
,States, and - thouglifhot . accredited to the 'Fry
'pen* of the Freon; la certainty entitled to his
.Anspeilsti. : idnidderation," so long /1:4
.g 01110) is Minty of no act toward the French
:Government unbecoming a diplomatic character.
Mr. Soule, we Mk,e the beet reason for believ
ing, denies-that ho ha. - in Any-way given lust
tense of ofreticerto-fhe"golreiement of Lee's Nu
potion; ad; tuck! being -the can, the eni u sion
.othu AmeriOanidinister frOm French soillausi
ho regarded as an indifeesible caprice or a aan
;tan insult e —An indignity offered to the Unitrtl ,
States• int the' person of their representative ;
which catinabbt permitted to rllll2l without repay.
Sonle's innocence of improper
monatration of hostility,to the n French Govern-,
, rant being tilways - presute:Al: • •
The • ibffts sto.,Arteigh• I e .F.Aryseror's 'Loaded
.apologist As driverrto reeks. out a case, are Mi
dget fronythe toe-which It makes bf Mr, Soule's
'FrcOntirrethin'argativ'thjil Vin
mater. The es'
.tit lint.eialine that 'bt. if hardly be contended
:that' thetlrench.Governinnt is hound to taken°
accouut.of his (Mr. Soule's) origin." - This.
veil enough for thd Lerndon Timer- far it is the
old, ' doctiint,- oidtel "sididot mlways 'a
sobject, Due it is soindolhowAd by the declare.
don! that wbuttever. Soule] may
have possessed is a French citizen, he has waif'
Cdtly Ms awn_act." We reir.thatthe'Satyr who
did not allow Alms traveler to' blurt:hot and neld
with theontnerimmith, would frr'Sttip my pa
:pera,'„ifklic „wen a euboeriber to, the
le regarded' WWI ;nen "interest
'in political circ i tes ahroaireetne of the most en:
-perienced,*noteeing in It a &libel - Ate Intention
;Ph tla. Part tt_',Xotlis' Napolen to inAko fl cause
tot quarnlZ'thil,„United• States. While we
',CU' hard' Tdminelvca 'to ;consider. It, en so'
: pare e minstinsist - the rinestion,Ls of
,far greater iinintaneA 3 than. the .:Landon Tunes
c touhl make l 4 dui 'arid OMEN. Sonia. If -has
cimiocted litioself with propriety must, be Boa
-0,144.214.."Y: Con. and Eng., ,
' . ' '' '•
eta. London Tim . calks. SO.
The Fate of str Jelm-Frankljte• P4-tr-Letie
rum Dr. oe, 1., , )Ir. Soule'. Exclasten from Freace'.\
To the
O n or th Londnyi Times ?..- \ `•
Sir—On look g; ov er yearn \per this Morning. The French goveromitist have taken tur pun-
I was deeply pained, and not a Ititle a"
the . the facts of the ease aro known, in decliniuglis
sunk though ant an onwernantable stev,Whent el:
at some remarks in a letter pombiskting to von.
ihe‘bn- States, accreffited to Matirid, to enter the ffirriS\
from a brother of one of toe officM-S. of hers Me. allow Mr, Sale, the MittiMer of the t n nited
jetty's ship Terror, one of the ireaWdstof
fortunate expedition under Sir John •Fanklin:. tortes of the French empire;. We undereGind
The writer, in the first plate, says,\bittat etk that this gentleman esPrestisk himself in very
oophooowe for 4.0„ , if., , A, strong laugmtge upon his return to London, after
Rea has beau deeply
an d v,,,, , . pub- \ an itteffectual attempt to eoutiotffi.. his journey ~
ing the report of the Esquimau:,
o, he through France 'from Calai. to Benlogne, sod
tithing his report without verification ;
should have kept silence altegother and oe ,rave • that the, persoual , „ affreut to which. Mr. Souln.
excited such painful feelings in many pe .ens' mloonives himself to have been suttlected has.
on such insufficient grounds.", lick won up as an tiffair of national 'bad polit.
To have verified the report which I brot4ht. taxi , importance 4 tlr Mason, the Atnericau
4 ,A "
ri Meister iu this century. It i.4;to,be,
home would, I believe, have been nu difficult \
w„tho''ig. n .ii Paris, teed by Mr. Buchanan the
matter but it could not Intsility be done by
party in any other way dusk by passing another \ regrette4 that'inen who 'are entrusted 'with the
, i t euh a cobntry tra, the United States in turtipe
winter at Repulse Bay, and ma king another Jon, \thiltortalbt and t.esponsiblit duty of represetAing
, sytdd r, dioir\ay to much beneitivencos on no paltry
nay over the ice and snow in th; i, m h p o ri u n t g o. of po l: i s re b.
This I. could have easily done, '
to more privations than persona accustomed to • "% ac t ° "ims.b, Whatever aff! . ..;litst may befall Min.
the Hudson Boy Company's err )tee are ,in the , Smile \hese been richly earned by himself sitice'
habit of enduring; but I had a deeper Motive ' he setloot in Europe, and, white he has forfeit,.
in returning to England with the information 1; ed hi ' gist" th the court esy usually shown to
had obtained, than the mere selfish feeling of ; etrangern ; he tail claim no espeehaeonsideratiob
regard for my own comfort which is, a point 1 1 for Lis dipnatic'fbaracter,,which \is, of course ;
,
hove niter much studied. , „ confined to he country to which he is accredited.
My reason for returning \from •Repffise BaY ' The ciretterarancell of this cane ern\ however,
peculiar, octet there i ressonto. apprehend that
without having effected the kurvey I hed cop
first place, Mr. , Soulti by birth a Frititehetakk,
templated, was to prevent the - sk of mordtvalu- ',they will. `rise tee me 'lac "dam \ln th e
able lives being eacrificed to a eless stearqh in i
portions of the Arctic Peas hundr of milegths- t a t' aith aeg h -li g h e s .
e l / 4,6
ue all, that layk'n his
taut from the
ow,
scene whore Eh . hroo .. o l\ wi power to renudiate lila nationakcliarecteractd
nod 1. , to rinsume. that. of deititteels of the linitid S tea,
many of the long lost party termiitated ;
it tan hardly bocotitetitlffil that the French gars
am happy to say that my conduct rose been api I
~,,,,, •,t ethnient is bound fc! tains ''eto acoonot of his
proved by.all•thoso whose opinion I n.alue •
with whom I have conversed oil the suklecia otrigin Jr to regard him preciAely agjt would;
It, is stated by your correbponden tk „ lo
that I 'citizen of Boston or NdwElrleans. In,adoethig\
where Esquimaux can live, sheik Dr. I . Vfs par. 1
anew country it would, \at l'i,t.li, have, been in
ty could find abundant means, wllat should pro- 0...1 taste* Mr. Stela `bad not:forgotten that
vent Sir 4 by Franklin and w) ,, p i vy fr o d„,,,b_ I he Owed nomething to the Nod et. ht birth\ The
o
getting Mier ~„ \ , lltined,Statm not only adopted .1d , but `raised
No man but one p e rfectly untiepikinted with him to the heporable position ot, 'sae of their
the subject could ask such a
\ hlinisthrn, abrolid, and. Presble`ot Pitiree scientist!
T. \ testto tt, !
At the season when Sir Joh Franklin's pare I because no lee rep rePtsen,,tathse in. S'kehSiaPPareog,
ty was seen travelling over the iee the s'eal• boles;[ oeoallse lie \had idetos 6 ed Mseelot s' th the party
which did not disguise its Intend ns tipois, Cube.
are covered with snow, and can oily de discover- ''
ed by the acute acme of smell of tlltie until* dogs \ Wtth the Pelitieali effects of Buell , *gni Atk)
~,,,t hi b. o, .., Ate are not here concerned; bat ont,sfeffiee had"
and, after the seal hole is diecover4
teener, experience and care are reqtrisito to ,kill
( . 1. , , eo,ved in official \ society. than his sot\e k oritrivtd
Mr. Soule art-tied at `fithitrid, where\ he was re
the seal. As moon as the snow thaste,
0, i to p * ltk up a ridie s elous quarrel 'with th Duke 'r
June) the teal show themselves on thC' t Ice,
they are then so difficult tO \ approach that no), I Alba,tat the house \of Nl\ de Turgot, the Fiend'
v .,.`i Ambakiador, which was by a dilgl.irith
one ofsny mot (Ouglibeek the interpreter,
°opted). although they often 'made the ate rapt, I Nlth de TurEet"himilltilch that geotkemoti
dangeroust , emu dad . The outrage
could approach near enough to boo t any of ene
animals. I thus tack! to the hrother-iadaw of the Etater
or‘of the F,rench and tit his \ Ambassador, was
able by its geographical formatian\fsr the abu
I wintered af a part of the Arctic cmst rema k- I
, evi2lently nttt a fortuitous cirhumstance. The
dance of deer during the .lutuo\migrations, I corebe of 116)srs. Soule, Seth falt \ er and eon, in
m
but only then; and it was at that titer that we Illaffidd, contihned in the Same ours° both in
laid up our winter stock of focal, hut it was olitics s and its'ociety. They freely associated
hard work even for us lull practinvf..4tortamen, ills the revolud,onary leaders, in different ports
o Europh. The l'ipanish Gonennessiktfire picked men, and in full strength and \ training) I
antis
to collect o suffioiency.....p \w.hich \ • 1 fie that they trade the active , ,partlation of
a
That portion of country near to and
Mr. Soule in some ,4 the disturbancen hich oci
a portion of Sir John Franklin's party ~,,,,,„r . I curt 1 in Madrid stortly before \he eft that
is in the Spring ootorioady the most bar\reu of, eaPite • fo he eoolit of Tiance,\whielt Me,
animal life of any of the Arctic 'shores, oat the I Soule isitcd `,for a Port time itt\ the ecurse.
of the limner:, he het without dinguitiOan
few deer that may be seen are generally veribsity I
from having been hunted during the winter \b • Osage wt h reference tO ~,he head of the 'FreT
Indians on the borders of the woodlands. \ `..{ 'Governor t whit b was atteantindeetireffisin., e
\.,
To prove this scarcity of game, I may add that , accredited presentatire tit an allied state; mall
- during my spring journey of tel days' donation:l more recent he, has been 'it, , laying a pan, ;at t.,
one deer only and a few patridges were shot by . so-called con =co of Am man Ministeat.
us. _ Vrussels, • whe , if we are rig tly informed, the
It is asked by your correspondent why 'she un- Chief topics of discussion we not emelaat - rely
fortunate men should have encumbered themsel- ofi American in rest. In niter Mr. Soulel d
vet with silver forks and spoons and silver , do e' what he cou dto obtain an unenviable wi a,
piatea, he." tort ty in society nd in politics,\and he can
The total weight of the silver forks and spoons . hard , complain if obe regarded iribthe charms
could not be more than 4 lb. or 5 lb. at the ut-• ter he lira been so anxious to assume.%
most, and would not appear much when divided The tench Govern ent, tinder all lireceding
among 40 persons ; and any officer who has ever regime s , well ns the resent, have plosseesed
had the misfortune to abandon his ship or boat and. ever "
sod the right f excluding filar the
anywhere, but more particularly in the Arctic territory of France such,tons as they to not
sea, known well bow apt men are to encumber think fit to `admit' Not log ago, for inseance,
themselves with articles far more useless and 31. Kossuth was informed on his arrival at Slar
bulky than a few forks and spoons. seines that he would not be iffiosed to eutera.he
I suppose by "silver plates" our correspond- country. The oher day, upoollr. Smile's laq -
rot alludes to the silver plate with Sir John tag at Calais or illogne, ho was politely infofs,
t it
Franklin's name. engraved thereon, and which med by the•kolice
, hat orders had arrived not ts
may possibly weigh an ounce—no great addition allow him to proce No objeetion. was made ...
to a Man's load. ! - to his, pompom, an no remain wan assigned foe
Again, your correspondent bays "that the shite this decision beyond he will of the 'French GOO
hors been abandoned and pillaged by the Esqui- ernment. Soma ex tulation follitived, and a
mans. - In this opinion I perfectly agree so far reference sea mode by telegraph to the authori
as that regards the abandonment of the ships, tie, in Paris, why con med the reftratil of-the
but not that these ships were pillaged by the tut- local police, So 31r..50n e was compelled, re in
tiveS. Bad this been the case wood would hive ise.tg . , to rectos, the\ than eland return ' to this
• been abundant among there poor people. It country , which is rterfect rindiscrintioatingdn
.swan not so, and they were reduCed to the noes- its toleratlef, of nitwhp may., ash its shores-, ,
.triir - knakhigspodssededgeViirtlinsilik.,o*.'isliins" No one, we'neagineVitill' .much i retinon to
folded lip oyelli4arrtogetbei;ftt'ilinrdatiee to pity Mr. Soultessrrooge If boatmen Miran
which thawriitslf wood alotibeitild have reduced it'd, the exeention.niade his prejudice (3.ab,i.
them. Another proof that the naives! had very ously on puts:rustgrounds, and has nutting to
-little wood among them may he adduced. do with his public charactee„which was not in-
Before,leaving Repulse Bay I collected togeth- solved in the question, lt-would be absurd to
er some of the most respectable of the old /Aqui- contend that he has any eight to enter the French
macir, and dierributed among them all the wood territory, for whatever right he may hare nos
we could spare, amounting to two or three oars
,sassed as a French citizen was waived by his
and some broken poles. Whe4 these things were .obre eat. And ho may console himself with the
delivered to them, I bade the( Esquimaux inter- refleationthat thousands of better month= him
proter, who speaks boar his , own and the English soelf arejust DPW eXcluded from that'soil to which
language fluently, to ask , Whether they or their they profenagtoroattachment the. ho can dn.—
acquaintances near Pelly'Bay had now mow. His grieriffiee,-if it be one, is aipeitate affair,
wood. They nil immedielely shouted out, hell : ,amk though he happens to hold the commission
Mg up their hands, that they themselves had the:
,of a, )Sinister of the United States in Spain, he
most. I need scarcely
,told that, had the Ishii:es:Am nottphlia or official' character M France ac
been fffinntibY the Esquimaux, a stock of weed any e th e t nnno t r y„ .
sufficient tor many years fur all the natives We advert-to the subject because we findthat ,
within no extent of several hundred mile, would -there is some disposition on the part of the Min
':mite been obtained. ' inters. of the,United Staten, here and in Ferias, to
ltmay be well here tcbsrate, for the inform!, give an importance to this affair which it this
tion ofyour ciarrespoodent and others, that the not possess, and to demand exptanationn and r
authorities of the lion. •Iludson Bay Company dress for ameasure which the French Govern'
have, in the most kind matuser permitted me to moot had a perfect right to take, if it thought
' , devote my whole time, as long as requisite, to lt,, W. hope that' we may be permitted..te.tell
ssatisfy the questions, aster as in my power, and these Ministers, in a friendly spirit, thatif)they
to reply to otassotheleadoos from the relatives do really resort to violfint measures forkeineh a
and friends of the long missing party, instead of case, they will not bo supported by public °pin
to complete toy chart nod write up the report of loniu Europe, or probably in the United States.
my expedition for their Information. It cannot be supposed thatalte American people
It mathitareot your readers to learn that two are insensible to the inconvenience of. appoint
overland expeditions have been decided on—the tog as their envoys in Europe men who set eve
one in boots, to go down the Mackenzie river in ry rule of social and .political life at defiance-- •
' nearch of Captain Collinson, about the safety of who mix with, gentlemen of character and•sta
whomthere is now some anxiety; the other, in too only to insult and assail them—and then
' canoes, down Back's Fish River, to make fur- fall back ihto that congenial society which has
therjaquitieo into the fate of Sir John Frank- been thrown en one shores by the political con
lin a people, and to endeavor to obtain some y a bi aas a f.f orm ,y aars , •
more relics; and, should any of the remains of ~ No class of ntatesmen have been more favors
the dead be found, to place them decently under bly received. or More generally respecteddn Et,
ground. repe,..t.htut the. Ministers of the United States,
About noon on Friday it was arranged by :he "when.therbrought with them the qualitiesythich
. Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty and C op- . may be reasonably expected in men fillthg. their
rain Shepherd , Deputy-Governor of the llndameg position ; but it is too much to require that the ,
Bay Company, that these expeditions should be' ',mere title of an American Minister. ebould ex
left wholly in the Molds of the Hudson Bay . 'dont ouch a person as Mr. Soule has shown him-
Company. and the same evening dm. Deputy-Gov- self to ho from the penalties which attend to his
mnor bad posted letters to Sir Gerrge Simpson, conduct, If the people of the United States are
Grritorial,Governor, cootoining full details as to anxious to maintain the dignity nod honor of
the objects and mode of carrying into elect these their rcprenentative, they have only, to select
expeditions. Ministers in whose lauds the character of their
I , trustithat any relatives of the lost naviga- legation's will not suffer; but it would ho the
tors who May in future wish to make tosere id- :height of folly and inconsistency first\ to send
marks oh the mode• on which I Mire acted, in such an envoy as Mr. Soule to. Europe, and then
the very. perplexing position in which I waa-ple- to resent trap notional injury what ig, In fact, no.
red, will first do me the favor of communletiting more than the result of his own want of ccitinct
with me: and, if I cannot satisfy their doubts ; it 'aibilidiseretion, The French Government 'will
will then be quite time enough to make their probably decline in such &cite!" to give any ex
opinions public; ouch would he the more fair planation and al y redress. Their motives fer
and satisfactory course. . ~. the etclosion of Mr. Soule are, easily anderstoOd
In concluNon, let me observe that lam at toes and justified ; but'if the American mlstrions are
to, diatioverle (hoarse oPproteedinE your tor- well advit4d, they Will let this foolish affair drop,
resitindent'w Id havedesired
.me to pursue. I and not convert the private
. exiesenco• onto a
dine assigned he reason for ray return; if Iffi cause of dispute betty en tiro poierful friendly
can offer an eq, good one Orbs; hettee.WhY I uXtions. .„ ,- ' , .
should have.iita out anether,,year, I should '. t' ,•
.
be most happy to earn it, either by, letter to A few diya . 'ilince, witekibe Tenneltßridget,ou
nyself s er through t e mediums of your columns. the ' Baltimore and Susquehanntsßailread; abode
\\ , • ' _ ' ' J'hU'r .1. "-E• flea Mike south or 'York, w burnt, a disaster,
which would probably have en one of the most
terrible that over happened, prevented by a'
bravo little,oy of about twelve years old- When
the frame week's( the bridge had fallen through, I
the boy, remeMbering that the emir sepassenger I
train wax „els:int : due from „York, Started off at
Jim tops& Ws speed to endeavor 'th Atop the
train,, which. he knewurast he close'at hand.—
sltsoon as be reached the corve,fie oba,e,i 4 ed the
-min Coming on at NJ: Speed, and fearttig,that
' ,hit 'would be unable tibintop them unless by some
, extraordinary meana4the noble littlefelloWtook
,his petition on the track;, sad , running.towards
,the ,anproachiag train ,with his hands'anteed,,
caught the attention of the engineer, who dm
mediately,reversedhjeengioe,and stopped with+,
%in four•lmodred yards of impending destruct:int!,
,the piere being come twenty feet frotwthe rocky.
'bed below, ,and the. gap some elityifeetwide,- ,
' lied the boy not placed , biteseltonithetreek, he'
would doolstleSe have failed In hie:: noble effort s
- as the engineers , are •so often' cheated by.miss
ohlevous besson`the route that they,seldona pay
,attention to them. \ : • , -, • •
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Betlel Carieriaazdenee oil American a tr:F. Gazette
'\ \ ' lasamorotr. Nov. 111.
Letters‘ftom Mr. Soul brought by the .'",•ht
\bailie, " hatetbeen receive hdre by the govern
ment. le states that netjter by word, deed,
letter or coratanuication Its\ he compromised ,
himeelf, or in suymanner lutes ered with French
affals. ' t
,
The lion. Steeply Johnson, o Baltimore. cot
in England, has written ton fneny hero a iettetri
in which he , says that Americans London, df.
all parties,: conshler‘the conduct of oia,iq apt".
lean irktbis affair as 'St insult to ottr govefp,
The Cabinet is pow In session delibe titut ob.
', the desirdctde Ser.it by MC'Soule.,The tiviotir.,
etrithe French s Secietary far Foreign:Aff 'rs tt
jrardsjdr. blason,'ott the oacasion of the latter',
demand of ,an expbutation of tbe.action of x tbk
tuvuternarentin/elation to Mr.\Sottle; is regart ,
he' AS s,very serious: matter. \ •
t,a.
1 .
\ gar
'..t._
•sh'
Ca..k r ss.37tinat Di;•1 Fase. - -=: 1 / 4 . 11entirs.
Fen:. other bank, nod otheateresfed in the mill
og buiifitaiss hers, yesterday telegraphodpecra
.Mry Guthrie .fo inquire 'When- Cinadian. *tient
would be s admiuothfrinwhibotal. - Thai-received
niirompt onswer.tlint n cireularlo id silt Gillian
wheat vras issued yesterday. • This regulation
of the Treasury Department provides Tor thew&
mtission of ' Cansdn wheat duty' fceetlitit
lot
, porters to give n bond for the payment of duties
ifs the,ltegiprociti Treaty shall. not be fully obit
•We believe tbe limit of ihtt bond is elm
Imou qhf B , l 92ingensent atilni
prOved 'demand far etinMla wheat; and consider
iskiln In =bondieery•
s°lll°6r ° ° /.‘ll gM' a iulle Punhancdisrge stocks
;Ole rforince in.,inticipation 'Lilt Treasury
oftTir.--7foch. L'ai r e47. .
A 60MPSITNT Boor Dr Grissom, 'ortaiew
'York,Tnifiannperfaxiress batiste dlie dintienit
tifi.MeMlne; i n'feihiltyli'ago, said ef
police of that city, thieMot more that' "otig of
'them squid desiguste incipient email • pox' film
the effects of a raosgnito - bite. "."
' CHOLERA AT DAra. tr.,,The !Tribune, pittilish;'
es statement of 4e rages of the. cholera Ln
De Olt tile poet seison,prepared by a physician ,
of t t city. ,- t' he\ number „of intsrmonts• for
June, aly and Anglist were as foltostincl, - •
„.,,014.4,,
In 7n 1i :i.4:.::::.
In A t • \ ~,..::..:.:.
,
tct. numb,. -;
The greate4 number of deat any, one ay,
occurred on tb N2:d of Tune and imintrtedto 41
—equal to one ut each - thchsond bahabl
tante; as - Detroit, by coMptttatron;'oMitidtinalx , P.'
uhitleti of forty trokrusliont sale:
ThelYarsai! rigpaViam publisb4 s list of now
Vie - dont- fai the eoltlirpyne and Chicago Bill
totaFtual says that tbk worlietillt be pmecuted
asaoon as 13pclog ope 4 -
. The rosd . trill probe-\'
bly be battled as Wens* 'mitt fait '
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YOUTE LXVIJI-NlApitrr,7s.
, ,
• • six •
trerreer;otalenee i4tho:'4 , . Tvrx. „,.
•=3rd \'
Mtt. SOULE , ri EIVIttisION FROM ;'ILA! E. 1 1
' L o inns, Ocr, 27, 1854.—The', itcamer\ of tu. ..,
morrow will carry the idratling iidelligee 'th Ey,
His E.i.eLleary the .V.lO 6, \ V the G'• - iscl s o
~.,"\ \
Arne-Arikal the Court of .kraiiid ho., been Ltd . ::-.. %, \
... v,
, front }Nun:. through which country e
, eu- If ', \
turningldbkis post.
lir. Soule,. having spent Oro \ days i Lond4 : \
set out Iss't 'Tuesday for.lladrid`oia Fin es. OR 1j
' hisarrivar oculars, he Was asked to s ow , his \ \ i.i, .'
\ \
1 \:..,
•passports. addlhaving done 80. 1111.1 mein tea to • \ i : , ,„, \
step into an ininr room of the Barents d, Uri: -
liere he was tcll4.l*-4hat ho must leave the eon try it
by
by the next ideal:a - tr , and that he would' not 1,, , s
allowed in the tnktarhiltt tti go anywhe • out "of 4 • • li,
Calais, befog in fimr.placed order s
aid
"There most, be \ s kistak i e,..sir, , " said 0 blin.. l
i i' -
istei; "do you .kno ikho !
"There is not the a juktest mistake, air,' eras i,- . 4
the reply; nyoware .11,-. l Soute, the Arabs or ij
of the Unite@ States of "diliteriii at the Court of \''
Spain. and 11Inve ordersleet,to let you pass."- ` 1 ,,:
\ "Where are year orders, sir 1" asked Mr. ,_
'Soule. ' et \ \ ` - • \ ti
'•T66 is no business of ylvt\s„ itirr . there o r. •
1 dela are for mo.,andl am actin g you them," saidi r :t
the .Commissary. t \ ; , - +'
\ This happened at Calla. 401:110thitlg more
was said, but of no public conesren .l \Mr. Souls , `,
,;\
, left by the next steamer, • end relict Lotidois •- •• •,,
klateln the evening day before yeke y. 'Th• - • -..--,.:: \ • ',.
nee being made knotro in Americatt Otectes; the . " 171 \ 4 '
greatest excitement pre,
,vailcd. Rod; tit k.y. be '.;i• \ ....,
imaiiiteil, measures of all sorts ' were "sugilestrai, : ... :il \ - 4
'amid &eat indignation. ' ' .•,1,,, ,, ,' • :.," - 4, \ I
• The libgotion partook, of tones., in the gen- 1 ` 'i t,
end excitement, I have not had \ the hdoor \of
,•il t..
seeing Mr . , Buchanan since his return, butfreen 3 \ a
all I bear, he maintained throughoixt thin Reim?, • ':,..i • e,
"s.
\ting affair allignified resolcition to Condor lislev.\ 1,1 I
cry step to require due 'apOlOgiello\ha ininit
,II •
spinet our national honor. instilled nso \ II
of yesterday wi6l spent in mittaultiVon titer \V '
eult.,of which sews the decision : ta 'lend • over \
Mr. Sickles, in order that her:night:9l;444 seal ' A
rtil tij \
, .
knowledge of what ‘hatiroceeding really nieant. , ':,,. , '
It was ` thought' that ..,the act Might bees; been. a \ \
.tiorras Rot Seamans° t.he,menacing impisoWietNn '' ‘.r .. .
insnli s frbm one power to another. - The militia& , : t '`
,„,
,
of MeSicklei was, accolaiiiil3",- to heOner,ollsi.,‘. ' \:,.” '
quirj. \ •
These were the arrange4ents pisteidAyltilirn; \ Ei \
ing. But Sit, Mr. Sickles \did not : go after all. 'il ' • ",
lid was preeented from doing,so by a messenger \ „ ,
ho came oter yesterday at noon. Your coma- \\
, p relent from, radii' will probably Wend you his l\ •
re art about that he knows, but\l Will give you, \
st ; events, my seconnt.
`ill . illoson--the news of the Cabsise outrage
heti reachnd him—went to the FOreign Office
and '7l hed to see M. Dronyn de l'Huys aneal- \,
trly. ‘ e Ira, Leff trailing fall tun hex:7.. Ad-
Weds' last, he rerearked, first of all; upon his 11 \
y roc ption. Some apologias were made, %\ '
be in a torte and . manner that - convinced"." Mr.
"ti
Sias uth atlg ss l a iadbeen left waitingptivoselys— 0
Re d plied at matter, however, and poised to, 2 N', ,
the o 6 ect of b official call, and asked the
,rwwioss \ ti
why illr‘' Soule had - not been permitted copies' \ ' • `',
through Yrrince eb route to Splin. - r c • \r„ \ ~
, tiVell,"),snitl leDreuyn do- Mayo, In a very \ ",
impertinent tone, "there ore reasons for that'' s,,
Being pressed for these reasone, Mr. lLsson was \ I
told there were three of them. , • ,
Frost—The treatmerie of M. Dillon, French
Consul in California.. \ I - - .
' . • . . •
Seer:Sully,. , The letter . 'of .Mr. Sanders to the .4 . ,x)
French-people.. And .
Thirdly; Cuba!
,
The French Foreign 'Secretary said that' the
Imperial Government cannot bo ezpectedto treat
ih the usual friendly way the citizens of a State
thht has behaved in such a hostile manner to
wards it.
I am told thatt . r. 'Mason replied in the way
that will have occurred to 'every ona - e,lie on be
ing told those rear r ons. Ho said that the ear
of Mr. Dillon was, in the woret poible am
, struction, but the mere .blunder, of court of
! *Wee, and that It cannot accordingly a made
1 parallel with a case In which the Mille Stares
are insulted by order of he higher &litho ity of
\
"mnother State. The letter or %Ir. Sander was
Ille l not of an individual, who ha. mortale r v 4,
h sea recall official ed from an • ocial posi en .be •
ho /üblisheil anything. Americans have the ,
righikto say what they bite, and the go ernment -
has - do control over their pens nod presseh—
T h ie is a pirsecat matier,whicb'bould, - perhe"o„,, , ,
have excused I,,tlizatUiztesi,vtewards'ilit Citizen
ISanders, if he S ho u ld . bars„presented himself en
initarPßOCot.rnEfat.4 certoo . l3t4AlipL.,:
'authorize a step likdo,buf,egalrti . the. United
Suit,i hfinister. Attlo„priba; Mr. Marton lllitlo.-
lately denied—if I iitdatell lurcauti.d—"tlic rot •
rn
of euwer to meddle with the drfficultieathat
may. bare arilse k between Spain and the United 1
States He, at, ll.evento,..tioubinoeseu how the
questions of fOrcy*policy crbibe treated by at
(matt offered t0 . ..0 friendly Power. Tbo two
Ministers parted'fcry much - eiciteil, rind Mr.
Mason wee , - - -41:iirred - - - -
ports, He
to Mr.;131
FIR is
papers th
place, we
mormcg.
tulavalllnE
iciaaral
n‘V title
trscripti
thd\couni
The fol
be gentle
sembly
.• ; I
11
lino ,No
Moine
fad "-
\ Tim oa.
boor Regi
ter diae d ee
a matter of
find opt
going to
Nearl,l
at the dii.--
late election. With scarcely rin'exception'‘.....
cotes were flit - the straight Ifesksarstie
and were kept. out of the ballOt`biox. onlysb
prompt and determined challenging ; ,
The Cincinnati Commercial containithe names
of 300 ownertr.of real estate in the city, Nimes
taxes thereon amoant to over Five Aftulutred \
Thotisand-dollata. By including the •pbreonal
notate, the list would be largely ineseased.', The
heaviest tax-payer is N. Longworp, whose real
estate,,tax is $21,543. It is a formidable, rp4s.of
figurer to be met in these times ofoiannoy.pi;ea
6Ure.
iLEMANT . WILTO CARPET
-Nast
1 : 4 the Carpet Warboass, 1i0.112 Market 44 fir•
tem fled rich deal • and m l me. at rerl_
_lme prime. •
M'CLLWOOK • •
rri --- RE WORK OF THE .RE V. WILLIAM
... :AT, of Argyle pal. Path, comprising rastinsa . t
bengaline presergel t Ma Anterlrigi public ,_lsi 3
mi. Stymie by KAY A CO- 33 Waal
OR S:N)OO—,A Farm of 32 acres_ of Lae 6 \
situated ma Wolf Reg le Bcaiii caned y . ,;. 130alise
.....\...
losc Dearer arras of Irli aro clung Argus! tbann
au Um ten Pealing lio sti4 about 100 Meatus. Mgt
. 7:hist MI. 30 by 4 , 1
Ra n , ttaarimt i rtil:tritb '2
sang machine. taglitrigut. Mil sad rTagia mg*. tea \-.
...sorb:Sir and army tising Ire serenged foranininimme .
TM> blare abounds withal:oM buituagnournatmel IA ...
iteclroregtVr f a F lZlVb./71 . 1r_ .- , ..7itir del:V:011Z
lE k.
Pittsmugese nd pZiar bet..ork I waggle elm. .. _
Tense ma fourth 10 ' hang bigwig. la tbs. Animal
payments, 'ebb largest. a ~. IP iteLAI osr cON. - .
..\..
.•A BARD . N FOR •MACNIT ACITOWItS.
Z,VNle a zteo2ll% t ill'ag or \ ,, ',., 4 r. 7,,t,?,:11.1
... k...Ulif V 1461p(ILS lag!. Of the r. thin...ter,.
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reed. res end rrr reln , tr, MeV .IILLA'.O.
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