PITTSBURGHY !i -• - A s , l._Y. preept9rj4. IX7 - 13 ARYZIaLI3I2iO masa: • : -- .-- 145;llistai angle, Ni4l - osz.• • • oa. its Airsatilbr to mad trrlosati.l and *rust 11 " 414 1. 6 ... a . Paws help In Um. Uniiict owes 'THE übsogibaris now importing a sup-. . • . ear cagily of OD at Cont*,of which cd an ounce _ j r o , anilzia_orantra E. acid Chard 1.,. 0f Janialea arid St. CrotaMtins.Alraa, Odor and; Bniaelev Moilsnel Salad= Schism yid litoteh. Mbialw are ace milelielsed et flu. lig, York tang:Wl t n tia gyle v et Ig t § 1 7 31 7 ". : m _ Dr LterIAPODOTWANEIEN. , let Kamen Detess‘Nair -11.=PlietafragiteDedieellatillt. Metall and Patent uani-anen Ilnenina. iodine, Cyanide. Potasslivin,Paltla Hilrec, DieWled alareetry, Nitrate stmet :tl4.llsoolol Named Dwain, Itilittnid puts.. no_ itaangemiN.lelek4 Ma c iegifintaairtnnlii antine. • Ittetar r irnitgit • /114.171M1RD. BUSK.- 22 South - William Yarlyaatnt :aspirate of iturHatriirtaa Moe 2. - -4oretair • at 3 earn.* sasentmer,Lart celebrated sweet erst drz r as whlte.nr. Total: Idenest. !oast; JOE, of. Nesmebt Muffart.u, =LOW IMltlia olima.k Kw "i.'-`NlRRikrz`l4' 4 3 AZPnisolep l 'ileiczts. All orders vrotosalr executed ea farozabla Ceram Hough's Patent Marti° Bkiita. :1 - FLATISA-IFFLANCE,.No. 1.-Barclay Arai); fitaunmirqfigne iinrimatne :etees they hams the !=wilTienttent.,44l.lstearefeeemrel •VV-- N. 8 - UN, ot the late firm ItekaigriaWirre a lt . T At. ii irlr. iinanrizagZ =tax irrgretr4hl+l7 . . . . Ths fiat of Budzus. Thj area 16,4 beg. Ast ascot Ts/Ishii the city of Nov Tort Looonzort BTR Os. a,. RIINO WEISSENBORN & CO, (Into C. SVnersru &I P lstrukt i lnitrawa l tM/Ptrrltp. Wald= Lam jid114.41•311. OOITON SAIL DUCTS. TOHlir COLTS Standsrd Cotton Sail Duck; fiN -U. 0. sason a co.. N. Ti Plm West, Non York, war sank': Cotton Canvas ham mama alar ming IN WIMPS Print Clan!, sad Wpm Ratak Mr Callon and Satinat Printer,. . ' '1.15 taty24ls . , ' DRY owns. ;111-0 WEN. MoNAMEE CO. importers of -dank= us! +!elists Kasai Rosy Ileddall2 sad -•• F , COTTENETA CO., Importers of French _ v 5 e o crEurmaa Goal; I`.o. 40 Fined drat' - Wow 141EIN & HONIG, 100Liborty at, and 461 : : ft:, •: • • •43", 0 1 4 M: 1" :t`,, ; t., rk64t , r SiVardiNiAlen' ORE, SCHLIEPERRAARAUS ,ths, Ira , • sorters of German sad Belden Breed Clo Eine. are. No. 60 Brrhartrre Itspel736 -DETER D. MULLEN, Importer of French Clirmos and Bit= Dry Goo 4 Was. Telsets Mont repLIAT 110111. abarts. U.l Woohnu. zio. Bor,d stmt. rim York. 13 : : . s • . . , Ott , - . • • I ' v - , Ocirters ofeentimiaf Portdal • Gorda, mad Marro- MMUS HOWDY. • rW. the , - Iffersinan Mustang Liniment in yaremattion. Dieing; lltterwSiwalna; Cats, Ma Bons, au albetryal our far all external =plaint. of mac or awtoral. W.WrtErmL oßwlrral arlyda.sor and IwwWw/Www 'BB Broadway. Y.a. inw-tjaWsa .1401pilstr=217:5. 12IIRNEY, No. 349 Broadway theoldesrt ; • "aid mod aitaihre wtabtlithamatln tb• DaltM srpl3-l7tuaral`6.s IAD .I - WAIIDS, SANFORD A CO.. Foreign • ; EllindkNo.36ltroidway. Gccds and Pungent for. ft= all puts of the woridL kgent In :11ttsbatth.'llrlusts ace. .1.3-174m1/053 ,NEENCLI AND =ULAN /ANON BASISSID: tratAN.T.VA ZENN k CO.,s2lldaidam Lane, IJ or7l3 Mrianraa, .ad Garman later AnA Travel. ,114 sad Awattes Onas and - Wand WU. and Jam: LIDA WarlstaraD, WINIZZY AND lilollllol TOOLS. • g T l a. ) NEWS &JESUP;No. 67 Pine et., New v ett. Coonolialea Iletchents lbe the istief all kinds o NU. Male. Nut Opttook and Woolen' Ilsehtnerr. • own the best a:flop!: lazelostre Agents' far Lowell pv14.nji...:014:11 irIYAGS W. FIXED& CO: 11 Cliff streak seaortmo perm,hi German sea Mallab R + rnytlw o! -Paw Manutsetarars mate. taug3rsS &MOAN, LEWIS BARTOW, No. 161 Wlglagt street—A great NaeietT of PAP= *a Book litalleaera. Printer& BooggaWs, Maalthetarem tdaila ILEF4I4CF, kr. A MANTDEE sAgE,g, L maw. De.n. Leekr and Cron s. EOEUMTI CM. Ibungactiftr.l92Psart Bar . taz01763 .ABIRORN .E CO., 54 Maiden Laite, fli Ncligo.3l.2"3"lYst"d"ll2wit"' orToTa TILTDA 'OR PlOOllll AND -AfR, COATES YOULE, No. 279 Peart b.. loa=l=siutld 11111, CiarnklatiFklaure WINDOW GLAM. PAINTS, POILLON CO.. - 1mEn.703 of Lamb Coach and Wizulaw Glaas— St - Radar • ' UPWISS yuos. Strad, Ptilladdi.l4l tow antatakinast.— os-Geate—lativ sad sumccalediumetzmt. ik7 B& VV ° i I ALE Ah L, 1A11313 BOBB,L If.ASKET and 6 Union eta., 3d door aT from the Italia Hausa; Plttaborah. woad ham Dina, and the public noneral-17, tha has Dist reel his MI &al of Bootaand rhos la all their variation ..Hls Stott. Is me of the largert ever 7:71= l o o t Pbilatisle New_Xcelt= r on and a ftt tr /stoat faD to al. Dina wade , beas- 'gins lo aelsains an dolma and', al of which hi naesate. Ere also =thaw to oinouhotare, as heretofore. all de , adotions of Boots and Oboe% and th e nis bab e anoe of our DI rata In bashaocbt tble dlr. Is, Wats, a andlelmarttranta that thus who favor him with their patronage. nal he lady dealt vitb. sae . soroston--.--.0.t. IMMO. Excelsior cvnage . Factory • . EHNSTON, 8R0T,.51 Coach Maas, oat= ofitabonssad Belmeat sts. , any Clt7,Ps., tom on hsadsad ars awsuflotaztas an olloasiss satortmeatof Contssesaloots , l7l ~ B.MUS.mad. In all their vstions rifiok vitt. stria roma to dmstObt7 saktoStrtf offinlth, Bute wins one wort tbs test .1 toststo Afon sad roams . We ts Vitriattended to oaths moat fesamtabis Imam Shay andident tbst who sosiLeor with dote fah will to perfectly on of Omit waft. The , sad tfoodtkonor hum pus the Tao tar7.ta7ls manta derttut the day. . rc2.5 - _ 1111. 1131111704---a4l, IRMA GLASS WORKS. WM. -DAVIDSON & CO., KFAOTORERS and dealers in Vials, %War. and all Madan!' Orem and nut I :Hammel*. Ella%l , 4 :d ikto i S i ti t an i t i t ig , Xs . tZte . g . tre a ltd .. . coOktly No. 56 dreA Brea, riutaaaptaa, Importers of G. & L Gea'a Unrivalled NEEDLES. Agents for the most Celebrated woazer WI." HOSIERY, MERINO setaire. D 114WX RS. Au - -"FITTOBURGH COACH FACTORY. IiaLLOW...-......-Warrti T. 113,1031 - -....... az0. WRIT BIGELOW dECO, • • mamma -to. E.- M. Bivilev,) OM* RC ;D S. ALZ.27. 46 Ma . 77LLVO .I ! ..l Pittsbargb, Penna. IGACHES,'. - -CAILRLADES, PHAiTONS, L t ittestik . = I inert Val , ' Alm of 7■111,7 s moaner • br.rg bal dsdira.. =of =4X Mir 4111 vrciigmni.up. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 4tr• - ' W DTCLEMOK BIOS. are now ea *, (or east, wkw , ismsst. l l °t ~~ R anairts. t ss. assitzga, ...stafrnamatostunnow.ing•n: mufti tr. VasTm.;thissoss, nwals. and Plats Tsuittuu 114 w s" 148 W r a Csidss Ai rtsr °"1 , rds 111' and Idsts au IV Utz 11211 aeon = mseuud=yk,,,ti„ e Z dt d .00.31,4.14ns to Walsh Steastbosts, o widi to adl nos, as sow Ls sae Um to sums Wa Libutr. d Weld= Beissatber visas No. 11211arlut mast WM. A. IRWIN'S TEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Froio, staid, &I door from Market: Dolor to Lake Chum. Or% Ima. Lc. Coal property bcolbt sxlZ-tt • • HAMM & OLD, . onus 1/0 1 17WDZBAXPLUMBIRS AISP.O4 maimla. LII cold WO Ant Street. nu am. mem. "tsar 07POIVIII • LAMB 'SAWA LtaiditaT. ANIIPAtffIIRE nil kinde of Wat ?, Du 444,,:=2„,,,ting. /Inns &tad up - idthChie sal =NW • • _LEATER. FRITZ, HEND H RY & CO. No. 1•9- North THIRD Her'eet, PRILAPDA MLOL . OOCO MANUFACTURERS. COVE nms. Impartas ot MUCH cAmmuNg. andin EYD and OAK SOLE LATHES AND HIPP. te164770 GROUND NUTS—LT . I9 sacks now landing trap steam* U. S. 1114 Ibt ads • • .1130 T ASH -5 csaka tore and for sale by . 1.16 W. at. .0133113--150 bac in store and ned „la HOWSON & OCC 1 REED P BUSINESS: CARDS IliwtOwoatzl I josEpli & k £. P. MORRIS° ,N Attor miwjra, ore t . i No. 143 Viz:lh idroef,:gren I:, HALL, Attorney at law, • . Itellabw Great street. between FOIZIth and p Allay. aa.9oArly'r ROBI3.ERT PHlLLll'S,.Attorney at Law, r Dealers, F L OBERT POLLOCK, Att orn _. es a t L aw Corner at illth and Gnat ant . ..Mammas th• Gnat einse naps. Pit Waugh., gorlar's3 _ • TAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, o ffi ce eIP Fourth street. near Grant, Rittebargh. Jab- 11 7 - - '.ls~ilHfif►A;il►:l~iXlli~ll.R~Sli7 JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, No. 89 WM strad.Pittobargh. B. J. HENRY, Attorney at law: Office, • comer of Third .ad gyearoare streets, ancinnati. NCO :/.1 1 / 4 1;11 c tt9„tlytiVi tt,l WILKINS & 00., N1CC.13.10.21 TO L. MIAMI • 02..) BANKERS &EXCHANGE BROKERS, .NO. .NO. Ti POORTEI STILKET I'JZIMINT.IIOH. IN the numerous enapensions : of Bankers and Brokers throughout the country . dining the lad months,, wearer itatt that In airnart loran itatence their tronNee turn grown out of a departure tram their legitimate busines and we therefor tate ousel= to air lure th e nubile. t odriume that no epeculatione'lin er Moots,. or other • outside operations" 'ball tempt us from the striet and legitimate line of our truaineasi Nat, hog that la arolding all such Isrestmenta we shin not mile be better able to acneour emetmeters and 'usu. their safety, but that in adopting each • mune we shall pro mote our own ultimate tweet. foe WILKINS t CO. rERNAN &CO Bankers and Exchange Brokeßroker; No. Wool street. corner of Dituamel Allem n. iglitup mid eell Beak Notes and Coin. - MAMMA Time 3 .M...ire. and PrtatlrNotels make Collactione in MI the prhatipal titter of the Union; Remise Deposit. on mil mid on interest, and Mee theh prompt attention teal' ott. sr matters appertaining to • Broker's bustriam. inethatern &mileage mnetantir thr mh2s-17 atkur lanca.--ortoanaca 11111[131. IitRAMER A RAIIM, Banker, and Ex 'ebange 'Stoker. Buy and sell Gold and Sneer and Notes, negotiate loans on Steal &tate cc Stock Seen. peotoiceory Notes, Sad Mae Sills on East a S ndd'or l 'r. ray and mall Stroke on Contrateadon. Wien- Gone made on all points In Um Unlon. Mace corner of , Thud and Wood attests„ directlr opposite the St. Merles Hotel. myth , 11.120.5. AN 1111114..........T1L C. ILL.. LEult lIA_NNA Co., Successors to & Co., Baikabiaduarr Broken bad L uAlat"*. ra . a. - ...a Dumesdo babanws, Oat:balm of Mrl= Nam, bud Elpera—N. W corner of Wood .4 Carnet Mob. roadrai on Dmadt. BIWA Omar br mak, tOnnetions male or: Imlay ill raind ral_r,oluts of Um Uoltmi Btateo. d r bibbed Dream mkt for Foraga and 11.1i1:111121 Adrauses made on cotutranonli at Prolate. iblyped 151. WiLijAMS Co., Bankers and 'Brokers, North East corner of Wood and Thy Carats . All transaettoor=din liberal taro& and coal... Wont promptly attaudod to. .p 4 T 6 HOLMES a. SON, Dealers in Foreign • and Domeetle Mb of lt!ehmesli, _Oestlfleates ot N- M ass& Notes awl Stade, No. Go Mann street, Pitts. United S Sareelleations !mudses. ow an the pitteipsl eitln throusehnsts the tat :MO MI 501 A JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No J • nt Fourth stmt. eyaoo Baltm. TWIN B.'DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta ses tioncr. mamma to Dads= IMAllurt street, Dear FcrterthaNttOzorgth, li i Er S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Dealer la SWieneiff r Ae. Ka 82 Market Arad. mar eutidunb. es. pk:lE CO., Booksellers and Stationers, No. 85 Void strut. nest door to the tamer of Third, h. Pn. &tool nod lan book* eonetently on hand. COMMISSION &C. - A. A. BARD?, )140 ANSIVE 141:DINS Mem. Nn - Agent antis Madison and Indianapolis RAILROAD. No.Bo Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa. Ja.tilya ELIWARDING COMMISSIoN MER CED...NTS and Deena tu kinds el:lngram*, Kau u 13T—• Led Ply* wad &we. laud. P...r.P.t. A iu k. A. WBANE, Conuniision and For , warding Madman, arbor. to Wool sod Pyodnoo Plfolothoro Moontootorrea. N 0.114, Second stmt. littobotrolo. sp6-413 .Wholessie Grocers, Protium D001cr...1 Itaclesat; No. T strove. Pittabwich jalo nuarra & CO., :" Nucca. • sore to a • Huh, • 1.) E Consialsokna andeN4 Yoringding IArAI igirpaittilar IvV • • - • • ' -1 0 :r1 re, C . eral 0131M1 - 13; elan Madan* Phlladalphla Meal winnow OW . • 1., es , e tracers, % L. , B. OANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, _Camatiatena sad Porgsrdis 1 , 15,-bsat, and Vika anis Ruler In Waitarn Esser .. . gur..sr. Put and Pearl dab, gad Wagazu Pecslace 7. Wed= Etna, brimrstru Builtbfleid and Wes& Pittsburgh. • roONal tom; UM% tii. ±st• of it= Rats= Uttle &Oa.) FITITTLE & CO, Wholesale Grocers, Produoisuadeozuoisaloo Maebants,sadl Donlon la owith Namatacto No. 112 &mad drest e 4:ltts. burgh. arvinsE , WAREIIOI7BE.—IIENRY H. COLLlNB,7anrceding gad Catcnaholna Itseetualt.6o4 TON.BONNIJORST & MURPHY, Whole aa/sOramecond Cammladon Mertbages, and Wakes •Pltt.burSh 11=11010021" . NO 00 Water asset, °MAE PALMER, Importer and Dealer in Inn& sod Ag ,e nW Pam, N. AS Mutat Intwan Tknd and Found strte., eutaburdh. McCLINTOCK,' ImpbrterrAn¢ •aatei.szorltatail•Desjer F 104441111. Mace CO • •• • Tads and Plano Oczym, Window andel Nlllll3 41t PATTON, Wholando and Re. tag Oman. on tho Zattord dde ot tn. Mama& Po. - leM. SHAW, Comnussum and For rirding =natant. No. 73 Walnut et, Cl= hanatt . . if.S4cazsiza—T. DIIIMI & so, Treed N or , Ilarpm tar a. ford. Cladanatf_ ; M amt.) Crafts. CErlaffir. A. Atlbartscsa, Pittsburgh; Tripled, HeVacisu 63.,15t.L0a15. o<44lasd DRY GOODS. 1•7 RANK VAN GORDER, Dealer is .Trim• Inca Itottery and Glaret . Lan Goads, Rushed o..vs. Furaahing Goods and Pony vWar, s fi d ill/ sortment or latch ow always to bad at Na Mattat strart sad We Diamond. Pittsburgh. Pa. aptl•ly !IL,/ WAS 41 CO P2lltl7loo.—C. c smart St CO, I. TOOL &,A. litAgON & CO., Wholesale and Retail • g Dean b urghs hs Pansy stul MOO Dry 13m Filth Pitts. URPHY k BURCHFIELD, Wholesale sad t. to Dry Goods Mercbsati t .11/Ma • lourth and Nistrime Plttabsuzh. GROCERS. ES nM==l IM=r !WE BOONE, .ILIEBAUGH & BOONE, rRoALCOMBIISSION MERCHANTS, iip,„,i- 1 ).Et.„...:71car. Produce sad Prorlrlora, orth WA:stmt. Phlladelphls. . NATO/MOH & BOONS RW A R DIN G COMMISSION MBA GRANTS, Nola. In Wool .od Produce of all klods no. No. 211 Llbarti Eittliburgh. 14.. tar•lrd WS= lIMILACIL. .. .J4l. rl7 MERCHANT TAILORS. I. I. LITTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR, 165 LIBERTY STREET ,sEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A te l n arg• =lt. of Cloth; eusiman. Vogicr MEDICINE. 11R. DAVID lILINT, ‘Dentist, may again I I/ be *trod In Mr Mors on fourth rt. nartfr ( mt. Pattmion's Llteti rinblr• WM. VARIAN, Id. D. Office 6th street, belovEmi 'U. Olktitottrr-3 to 9. a.ix, m P.IL. TtoS. e. mr2o-lid SCOTT, Dentist, roe, tit street, to dmn rut of Market. Oftleo holm ii sa 7;;; A ge %to 6r. s. MANUFACTURING. WILLIAM BARNIULL & CO.. GI Penn et., below Millbury Pittsburgh. HOLLER. MAKERS and 'SWEET-IRON NVITIIKERS, t e h,m itiGmtneer. of Anis...hill's Patent M. Chimney., Bed Steam ri_pes, COO - fait Pans. Bones Is., Iron Parch er 1.11. Boats eta. Alm. Illemtamithy Wart Brid and Vindoot Irons. Benahins &mama the nous 3047 d. LT W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail lanntsetznor and De•Lor In Cabinet Wank Na. LS irtrost. 101 IN WETILERELL, Manufacturer of tir I'AT MT BOX VIM a .aplaler artledri SOLID BOX aad BRAZED BOX VICES, oorsurr of Aadorrna lad Bab taLanid.reotA, ono spay" Dam IR. Hand Mod 1311 ,dre CDT. oa"Damell EMBROIDERED AND APLIOA MAN 73dabnials iatted i flat bizzlt At Pat! , Na. MIX gtreet..2xrrs auk Hats and Caps. y WILSON tr. ,SON keep constantly on 1 . 1 • hand eirz a dase d plztal .b ranaggliata and =II% or IS ' ap, good and Man. ry would L' nst tnot to atra nu a eall baton portbadtut vadat! M'CORD & CO. WHOLESALE AND =TAIL FASITIONAJILI HAT . AND CAP 'MANUFACTURERS, AND DRALKUST.N ALL smie or rms. CORN= OF WOOD ASP T1F271 &REM. Pittsburgh, Pa. 113". :Their era embraces everrq Pa uabty and Mika date seal Ca Mobs Ekes. Cods sag r Wanda. alml: C. B. HEAXIMEIP. CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, Ka BS THIRD MUIR XI&SZT. WOULD rmeetfally inform their friends v • and thaiiinh lannsßy. ,that they bra I. Ann their rotoplata Fall Roca. cons Wing or Oarp.t. or antra dearritalon, tram lb* EtorsJ Valeat and 'traria, tha run= Ingrain. limp, and Rata. Fir. Oil Oath from ono to Hata yard• OWa. nem drama and Tarr stab,Oor mat Irani Matting, Drnageta. Rags, Par. Bra Ro Wirer Made., as Prom In ..at an-invited to ea sod era Mine Unit tacatit. Brathonta# Mar and Itasi dare farnlattad att the =On TNUMSNS term. Tana—MIM P IT """""34..:IF. ea a. L trnmarrtat......-cural L awe/ran) & Co. NOVELTMItS!VSBITRGIII, PA. rACK mid Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, t f t ..d Grata dod I/ Platf dp orm and Coda tar da; Wm, o all alma awing,pd Thumb Wallas, Gaffed mins MUDS Or KIIIII= ao t nab. AMOTild patterns Boas aodtoform Pullmans', big Iron outings or 4. 3 . t r. Nato and Anado. W. W. WALLACE, • STEAKMAXTUIE WORKS, mai sad MO Wert" end. macaw anaVidd aged. PLITRICEOIL MUNIMENTS, Tombs, Grate Stones, Flrralture To Mantala Impedes Stoma Ea: al. way.. bane, tad mOa to" asset kr ',lactase/ 7 , at th• lowed below Throe hi:3AM orbit eal.aad 'fleeted dee 4.. ler 3100 etaaalo. Tee d. head. Blaek and Blab Afar bat faraldeat to the Trade at tha lowest 'MUM All oeders Mad with deepatob at 319 Liberty .treat. • W. W. WALLACE. Penn Cotton Mills, Pittabiriii. ENNEDY, CUILDS & CO., Monies° Iv Umbra of— Ran A No. I hem 4 . 4 Shestiap4 (CI rW Chola of all colors .4 snub% Clc. MoiK Ploash em Vuesithd Saab Ont B.tti. :"P• oral] glses tad dairripuarx a er n tw o m..t t i: ht i llagr. Eton of LOS/pair .1. 1. it(41.1 TO DEAIrRS IN WASHBOARDS. 1847 0. RICE, or Cincinnati, invented a ' "4"'N' ell • ible i ni *" lnrect..l9l . 9. " W eal "U'r d /mem '''. e i ren w t hi co th rmie h t e . ed n mnmely pa.pering.tbe Trims of • cheat of Zltm (or I ti. other to metal) sail then causing them tabu* or rot their may Into the solid wooden sides or leg. of • Washboard: the met hods previouslyemployed, hoeing been to piough eproore or cuts mortice to receive the me- Mlle plats. 0. ft /CP imbereuently mid hie main Werra mad ownership In mid Patent to the subscriber, who Is now &kir>. tlierrof,fis men as only noMerreed man. mfaderer 0. NICE'S ..TJIPHOTED PATENT ZINC WANIRO RDA -harg succeeded lb. late gem of Moyne, Beller ltoo. Ih oot Imalneys. fildneed by the ImMilarltTand extrude, !Woof said Patented Washteards. • rarieffM=7;e l Orr d o,iety 'lth r=t tlin i tZ moored by sold Patent. Pub. bar been vomin , nced ant ars now pandit!' yet certain to known tribe thus mitered and It Le Toy Intention to pro OM all In , Zlirters . liT Rnmlr •n n may legal en t Lirt4lgbt. t &U . sis eating purcharlng or dealln In Zhu Wiabtoir l ds, insde sg l i ;Lr the manner pa4m Rwa. totem branded .0. NOW.' improved Mashbeerda. 0ct.,1849,. wens clam (wimp pentane. It maybe wento remark. that the sedation Id the dsaPiOrth• /when/ o the employment °racy ram: ... ed klfahl b. n i t fo . .. d nail i W 4,2 ashboa i rd v.. .. , d , ot t.s. notp=tl ,,, t to ord e rs the the Board really depends. WhOmeale orders .Iby the gamine article respectfully solicited...mg promptly executed at ea low prices m any of toe ing...! thortmed mak.. by JOSEPH W. WAYNE ; ~ holy Propeletorand_4ennfact .. nrer th ereof: 0111 ,45. ' 0e at Ilarftare Store, Na /90 ehiltilti=i!ttAla. Intelligence Office - , No. 2 N CLAIR STREET. SERVANTS of all descriptions supplied Prlysts fassfiles sod tiotals ars I. sts_setlltlitsollelted to anal themselves of ths tscilltlss nottoffersd. Mit 11.1 lOW dims ss stasnintes tor rah:l4l2ms. N. EL—Col'ectloat Promptly 22t.22.1 to. fe247d JOB. tEWIB. nlllo4t PENNA. RAILROAD--Wanted N-. 1/ Mahar.. 'of !Kock to complete an Order. WHAMS &On.. • Demean and Camtalubm Stock lin.ken, 71. etta et. 1 JT. A.BROWN, would most respectfullyin . : 2 •1 t h iLP:f bi ltiel t = k rAuTirj'Arbli *VA saortoveritot Venni= Bundy Als.% Venitli:Bbizt4 ro m an a rlirailttga= t rla flt="l7 l ,l ~.""gr rtVlii l ania=r d warol =l, r a uana, I szaiTiv aced to !W.W.I:, th÷r e =demurs si ma thoPvv?ll2A UM: with p a ke=7; Am b v.= lin., .. 1 12 • I IL•ILAUNDRY BLUE—The attention of fami-i ow =4 "mob-woman luittal to this Bits. ebioh mots Indigo dlscolvsd, barb= Ito properties rstalcOU! Tho Laundry Blue tosteemos,oyor ths undissolved Indigo admits,' .f imparting abettor color to clothes, of b.! much tugs tdmple sag coarmiont OlLaad or le, Dig • IliTing Ottli hal/. airing to tho Pact (hit uoti more I t Quo half of ths Indigo can b. -abstarstl bT Ts , tor. It la incthsly distant... Na m. Impetigo Minato'," tol cloths. Ws would sollcit a tele, sad warrant it to bo so( oc=autal. - Fur ads by ' JOHN HA" , . • Ito. 141 Must - VOLDS are riot alwaJc ConsnmPt lo 4.l ( 4 ‘l j c "' = " tbm proeurs " 9 . 2 l == ds. Bevan of them. . y o r le or liforgoV. egasteated +Dom* OPMP,_ tads ..uentait. JOUN I {i Waodet. GUS--9 bu o .nairfandg from:eteamer A lLlVllß-30 bble. Atom L abbastblbrbb.by 1311uDICENT by A. A. M01161r11.1141412- AGENCIES. ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S LIVERY AND SALE lITA LIZA I S'orzter Diarnond street and Murry lleFr! 01641 PIIIT3OURtiLI. PA. Ammo ROUSE, WVLTL.L. ,MARSHALL, Importer and Dealer In PWO,P and Dioorstire - Paper. Harr Inge No. &. Wood Area. PlUebotrich._ _ .I . ol t e a Art o. l3all_teelsbneted roannfecDirce. Airmn.pvi• L. ;EIARL, FASHIONS FORLADLES'DRESS. Ea—The Pirlsb Fashions for JUNE. direct per ;Learner be on to on the Ist ororinkollllB. B. mum. New ••N,.7n11c Penn. above Hand street. Eah4 ORWARDINO AND COMMIS,4IOI% mauInANTS, Canal nu aaventh atm; Mt. ! Ewen. Lard. rand M . Una Pork; 8.0. Rama, Mot '. az.- Ira and Nn.l3alt, Anttlselte and Soot& Pig iron. Bolhar Brick and Clan Anthratita Onal. aa n 3719 BANNING- HOUSES OF JOHN T. Rocia: NEW YORK, No. 22 SOUTH 9D S. PHILADELPHIA. 1 pyrreautton: ALLEOHRNY OO SOMRREIST,_ SOMERSET CO, MOUNT pLEASANT, , WEStMORRID 00, Ponta'. LONNELLSVILLE. MIME. CO., BROWNS it. • Docalto _Tanalyed, blooms ta tondo . Dta ft i taught, told and ,nuad a d, Bawc Note and Spode Sought and did Stackm, Notes and other Semitic, bought and told on cormoondoneo And collections tolloltbd. no2P•tt • oohed F. EATON , No, 19 Sixth at ., agent nut Jog d ee t i c i . laa t u r lp i arit u PO r NLaClllNtre'. l Tr w ot i gs tram Cra i figM iroglmeE l l lamartutak Slachinal. —. Copeland'. Ustioury and Putaide Bay Cranflmge Roam anti Watuz awea. and OriflltthrWrought Iron Reamed tgodr blithines. These articles hare bean alausined !velum,' merlon- Ira and machinists. and pronountsdanpapp ot tp.p 7 t o o . ; 11. to abro authorised to sell Rights to make and read' them articles In an put of the country. hul He Ina ßra ss Uso Wo ads hohpremal Matta and Washati,ang;l ahed rk. Its is also prspoid to oh. Agenchis ate sae Oth.jl a patented inside .admen Inventions , and give to the business faithful and constant attautker Ile ran= to the Iblionind Th. sithecrihers has Mu teen eananted with Hr Moan F. Eaton, and ban no healtatlon lam remmendlns: I==m t a t y .d sra i n tataz i lds ouslasses &so, In Thou a:o4ms st a r ft roa " o l4" ''' N W evins . Craig, • L m. Lartmer. Jr, John W. W. Dana, Jam R. Wood. h r : ViVeiattlas. P. . Friend. o m44= 4 • n p.a IseKi!„ W= . Johnston, A. "Ariz,id - r. =P &L.. Prmanatt. Masada 27tIn f Tribune, p a one of the o settnd moat widely eireolebed Newsbebere - • ttabasidi Merebutte ablottem erbbbes !I:1 p r». Or blu e r xruluzpse pr,:titkruNi 001, .blob blamed Dalin %midi mad TebWeeiri.e., psi erbm• Ms abeeelr • lame sdeertieleg ms s, !! be ma br :shamus lo neagssuab - ••••••• • I NEW YORK ADVEETISENEENTIL from VISSCELER tBC .a 7, amoral Adrertishig Noose, No. Maud 24/3 a.ra.sii New Park , Rate Yo. 80 Nunn Meet) PAPER, HANGINGS, W¢ol4lllll MT art All. ..„.. _ THOMAS FAYE & 00- • 256 and 257,Broadway, Newahrk, Dirndl/ °mita the cur ma 4 Pus, 121,A...AYE constantly on hand a full stock of American and French Porer Ilanainge, E Borden. 4ll, Prints. Curtain Pa rer% Bed atev.Statue& Landaeapee, a., of every style blown to the trade. Mershante laying In their dock., embus fmm trot hand.. as we manutseture lanai! and Irono# direct firm for whom wan pie agents In the United Staten. Our retail department comprirer the richest itrine of Denoratloneeorrialkw:mad% when deelred. from oar splendid nil of campy.. c Artjstle Paper Ileums rent to any part of the United UMW. mblOdmv Umbrellas and Parasols. JOHN I. SMITH, WHOLESALE MAPHPAC,THRER, 234 and 235 Broadway, New. York. The most extensiTe in the world. T IIE fall in the price of materials., con t e=garal ' e P TO M e er= '' graleTsgr:e trule; t end moot otter to menhants. at Icy low prim, the USBlifJ - Ir AND *DABASOLS to bo tonne In EL:rop or Amnion. lie:robs:As plaiting Non York to buy th poodo. are I .3mtr.llr muted to sail and Examine mask, Bofors Parahniing N. 6—Please eat this card out and petit t o yoapeek • CO book for rinnence., VOLIN T. ITH. mhb-Met 11an SM ulactortr. 1855. MILLINERY. , 1855. Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, 564 Broadway...N. S now prepared to ambit, Ond offers for W e to wholesale and Mad Buyer*, at the beset pm.. le cash prime, the l*zgmt and wet *laded .tort of- French, Xnellah and American Millinery . and Strew Goods seer peered at any one - enebibtauwat Bahia city; *anal, itnot superior to her Reiner impartatione. They he been wdeeted withireat care by the celebrated French thdetne Lehallertir. or Parte, and' Iltra tine, of Daudet., LaradOrle P B.—Pattern Nonnete ecnntantTy on hind. Orders be mail punctually attended to, Mrs. 5111 MONS, 11.27.3 my 664 Broadway, New York. Daguerreotype Materiel% ao. Ycr are rayed 10 muratedto dont/de oduerfite mese Many is Vier nen: ANTHONY'S eneml Depot of Materials for tin Dagna=a lt an . d . for p e= on Paper owd a(tui' t e erat 'l lTrollt by earns. ondilleary, but Partin with whom we ars unaequalntade must gin refer. anew am to theirabillty to pay for tin geode on 112SITS1. Os =X.? t_ hPe4l7loMo u n 7 4 141 n lr: New YOrk Bag iffunitiotou. AM, Flour, Feed, Efrain, Meal, Hominy, Shot, linekwhast, Gait, Guano and ill other kinds of JAM, and printed to order by machines,. wit der patch. Addran. ea above, =Zt==l WM. SIMMO/4'§,. Wholesale Dealer in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, fe27.lcra BROAD IA 1; N. P. Straw Goods, French Floiers, do. CASH purchasers k are solicited to examine ourstoc of • manor irn. o a row STR an. w wi A I RT GOODS ed , er% n be ant th that of any other ahallar donee In the City. , . We shall receive. the coming reason. per etearnerkand of our own manufacture. the latest styles of BONNETS . In/nth riowen. ae de.. which we offer to Itt il Naha ass at owns oditeed priezt fiaIIICRJrHXYC . felny 61 a ne John et. cot. Iran... New York. CAM MOSIC & PIANO` STORE OF FIORA C E WATERS No. 333 Broadway, New York. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. Muria at Greatly Reduced Rates. IjOTWITHSTANDING tho combination Al, of Hale healers to keep op th e grim of onwoopr amour the toter.. of name COSIpM7S, end *gar nt r Tu r o, md to stand to Mr. Waters the courtesies of th e trade, he le =alai immense idol—lMMagthandeat evi dence, that be hu publle sountenante dalerapport. in his oppecuiee to the Greatatosopolr,aed his eq.. to old Native Talent. end to Omit the dation.•Curreuer. Ills etc. of American and European Musld is imulehae, and the vat... of hie own publlestlene I* one of the largest and bed set.. In the United Mama. ORO bee also moo. kGreat Iteductkm to the grime of NUM. Makatea. and iosk.s Instruments of eatimts. &pe. toesoffiti octave Piano. for SIM that and IgraS. Interior of .oml Made. and Inetromenta se droop and ea &v.&... thaw which met *SOO. Moot of cram earierg of Mlle and prom up to Stooo. menprislng those of ten Mb:rent manuftetotiaa, among them the caletwated emdene improved bathe trams' Pugee and hawk. pemetele Ato_Man rt. , . t or s . T. Gun. aPal meth, Other. tair Proud hand Mum at msclempoies. Prime froca t UVO tl5O. Melodeons from five Mime. manufactorks. Includ ing the men /wows S. D. IL W. germ% Melodeo., tturr ed.to the_eetal temperamentj she best mole in the United Saa. f; t. *OOO. *Mk PU), 5135, cad AWL Amlth'e Double bank lielodeone=o. Bird Idone and ifelodomintawantmcL The beet terms to the trade, shoots. lee- thi, per cent discount to eel on an d rhumb. All orders promptly attended to. Mewl, sent to all tarts of the .nottr. oost-para, at the reduced rat.. General and select cataloguer, and schedule of prime of Plan. Inewthled to en, odd.. free otcharge. fat-reav A CARD. 66 O.A.NAL PTREIII`. NNW YORK. .1110LYNEUX Mt; IMPOSTER AND MANUPACTUALER OP CLOAKS & MANTILLAS. lITOIJLD res tfaUy inform the trade I/ I/ that Ma I ant malthlhertashWile. IM r ah Dade :ILI ersdr fa taspeeplu art l • Rath ed Mer 4mieltrldasrlUtil uhrettith6 - tro66 Nay Tort who is tremooally ylaltlag Pluto th• }MOM larY hi, amen that batrlll hay. latar and mots tarlitd 471.6 thaambm. ltrthoi trade. halm of deals mllat to the atom lihd War may rely onta aram attoh.pc. ja19.2134 • 11:4''3111k :if :1: re,., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NSW YORK. Hue named NaITD WiLturat IMPORTING the leading Drags front their o,i g i.o =abet., both In EutopewuCitut ladles, end Ttwweb and Rutlleh (lima ee , Perfumery. Tmtb, Nell and their Brush.% ILiar Olove•apd Strum Pule and Trieste Spowsfee, Conks. Bows, hrm to, they offer them on the met mesionsble Orem Obirtsettr bep.on or ty mil. will twelve thab. beet - attend°. 1e12.-I.Mos ALDERMEN. I. Donaldson. Alderman. AQFFIOI CE, corner of react and Ht. Clair eta., ritubnnen. All bugbear pa:UM/rut to the Aloe of 112•12 grill be promptly ettehtled to. tehl7d --- Patrick McKenna. ALDERMAN OF THE TM= WARD. ( IFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets, N F flbrzomly asaptol by Alderman Loirlp.) nil =VPortoll•at the ofßoo of Alderman sod Tonto* ow owe* promptly attended to. hadm mm•wprifft-vm STEWART & 3E1116RE, -- NIANUPAORIJ RIM OF COOKING. HEATING, ♦ND - FANCY STOVES, ORATES, FENDER/3, Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of all kinds. OFFICE AND WAREIIO USE, No. 2f7 Liberty St., corner of Hand, PITTSBURGH, PA. ARM STREET, ABOVE BEVENTIIIITILM, PHILADELPHIA. H. 8. DENBO N, PRoPurroz. May 3, it - _,/r,l4"BN** SU° P""*".11r EIEE, JOBBEI.,& CO., PROPRJ!ORS RIMS PORTABLE BOAT LINE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1855 Yee the Plttebarith Dell Quetta. The Mao Know-somethings EDITOTt, Gazav7l:=Lln answer to numerous inquiries from your State touching the new Order of Know• Somethings, the (hand Council has directed that the platform of the Order r with certain explanations and direotione,. be made public,. The fundamental object of the Order is, to induce "Sam" to discard his alliance with Slaveholders and put his trust In Freedom, to purge his platferm of proscription of Protestant adopted citizens, and to make opposition to the despotism of Slavery as prominent as that to Popery: Will you please Inaert the above and the follow ing in the Daily and Weekly editions of your paper? flast's NIIPOOW. Platibres of Principles et the Know. Somethings. let Opposition to all for= of tyranny over the mind and body of man. 2d. Neither Nature, nor the Constitution of our Country, recogu*s.thoyight of M 612 to prop erty in man. 3d. Principles and charanter—not birthplace —are the true standard of qualification for-citi zenship. - 4th. No adhorent of any Foreign power, either political or politico-ecclesiastic, should ho eligible to naturalization. sth. There !Mould be neither Slavery nor in wohnitary servitude, except for the punishment or crime, in any of the Territories, nor should• any more Slave Stain be added to the Union. 6th. Candidates for political offices, should be Men . of inidoubted integrity and eobtlety, and known to be in favor of resisting, by all lawful and constitutional means, the aggressions of Popery and Slavery. • 7th. The people are the rightful source of po litical power, and alt officere ehoald, as far as practicable, be chosen by a direct vote of the People. Thome persotts, legal voters, who approve of the above principles, and era desirous of uniting with each an organization, can meet in' their re 'meetly° localities, and organize temporarily, by choosing a President and Secretary, and, having pledged an honorable Betray, enbacribe their names to the Platform, and authorize their Sec retary to address Box No. 788, Post Office, Cleve land, 0., (post-paid) - when en !elating Deputy will be sent to perfect their organization at the earliest practicable moment. In the meantime the enrolment of additional names may be con tinued until the Deputy shall arrive. It to desi rable to have a complete roll of all who approve of these principles by the 4th day of July next. Members of other secret organizations who are resolved to rote only for men passagiog the qualifications Mentioned In the 6th Artioleof the above Platform can consistently unite with us, as the Order is not a political party for the ele vation of its own members, but for the prombtion of good and true men wherever found, and it is ready to caLopomte with all who maintain these principles of whatever political name. Temalranla Legislature. ffsizninuna, Marob 21. , Susan—The following bills were taken upend paned finally. A bill relative to Agencies of Foreign Insu rance, Annuity and Trust Companies; s bill to prevent frauds and perjuries. The Somata then took up the bill relative to corporations and estates bald by coporate bodies for religious and charitable uses. Mr. Price delivered s long and able written speech upon the questlonlnvolved. Without coming to a vote upon the bill the Senate adjourned until 8 o'clock. Rooss.—The following bills were severally taken up on second reading and passed Ilnallr a supplement to the Coal Ran Improvement and Railroad Company; a supplement to the act in eorportting, the Wilkesbarre Coal Company; a supplement. to the !act ineorporittlog An Alle gheny Railroad and Coal. Company; a bill to in corporate the Broad Top Improvement Company; to incorporate the Penna. Central Insurance Com pany; to incorporate the Bunbury.Mutual Insu rance Company; to incorporate the poreka saran= Company of Pittsburgh; to open Plate ant street from Charles to Ninth streen to incor porate the Builders' Exchange; a supplement to the act incorporating the Leggett's Gap Railroad Company. The bill to Incorporate the Consolidation Bank of Philadelphia was taken up, and after debate, passed finally—yeas :i5, nays 84. The vote on the bill erecting the new -county of Conemangh, 'out Of parte of Westmoreland, Cat:girls, Sic.. was reconsidered—yeas 39. nays 33--and the bill then. variously amended, pans , ed finally—yens 43, nays 27. The Rouse then adjourned till to-morrow. TUN III3OIIIIOTION Avarnsus.--Datcs from from Aastraila bare been received to, December 20th, et San Francisco. We copy from the San Francisco Sun: The news from the mines is exciting, it ap pearing that an open rebellion has broken out In some quarters against the Commissioners ap pointed to collect licenses from the =inert.— The Commissioners, aided by the police and a detachment of government troops, with drawn swords and fixed bayonets, demanded payment from the miners of Ballarat on the 110th Novem ber, but the miners armed themselves with re volvers; and weapons of all kinds, and refused to pay. The CoMmisslonere did not think best to .fire, but fell back to a safe position, and the mi ners In the camp seemed to carry their point.— Nome six be seven of the minerewere token prisi , veers, however. These proceedings it Ballarat led to demonstrations against the license, law In various other localities in the same region of country. • , When the news reached Melbourne there was a good deal of excitement, and a force of eight hundred rank and file, besides one hundred horse and foot police, with four field pieces, meta die. patched from there on the lot of December, to assist the Commissioners in enforcing the law at Ballarat. These reinforcements reached Ballarat on Sun day morning, December 4th, and proceeded to Eureka Camp, fired on the insurgent winery, about twelve of whom were noon killed and sev eral wounded. Two soldiers were killed on ttli spot and others wounded, tire of whoni died aft terwards. The miners were repulsed from the camp, but they continued in arms, in all direc tions, ready to attack any of the government troops found scattered from the main force. It woe asserted that fifteen mounted troopers had been allot by the miners after the affair at En, reka Camp. ' , Thai matters. stood, at last accounts, the mi. nen still contending against the execution of the law faxing them for the priiileie of digging gold, A correspondent of a Melbourne paper estimates that it will nest more 4 about £200,000 a year to sustain the Commintioners and the police force rendered necessary to enferce the license law, than can be received it the entire tai Is collect ed. From the foregoing, one:readers will .very readily discover that there is some difference be; tween working our free mines and taking thci chances in Australia, tinder the system prevail ing there. The mining news from Australia pos r !leases no striking interest. The ' gold prods t, continues undiminished. There is also no i - gre provement in the state of trade. The two t causes of depression Ira the continued glut of merchandise, so often J described, and' a general want of confidence. 1 Corrorpondenen of the London Morning Nemo. Tue PON% AND rue , KllO or SARDIBIA.—I 111.;, gret to learn, by private letters from Tuiin, that, serious doubts are entertained whether the King can be depended upon to support hie ministers In, carrying through the Conient Suppression BUM Considerable surprise wan felt a few days sineei at the hesitating tone of the answer of Count Cavour to an interpellatlon asking ,whether bill would be made a cabinet question. nProh-, ably" was the reply, which astonished the Heusi* 'and on the question being repeated, the same answer was given. The key td this, as I lean; from an undoubted source, is that the priests have succeeded in:Worklog upon the King's mind.: flis deep grief at the loss, in fearfully quioksuen 'eMision, otitis mother, Ili wife and his brother,+ has greatly unhinged him. An intimate friend: lately spoke to him of the necessity that the COR= . vents Bill should pass into a law. "No, no,"' said his Majesty, "that bill has been forced upon me by my ministers;" and he rushed out of hie„ cabinet in tears. A Washington latter says .—"The Spring lm portatiotts are again bringing op the revenue., from the low rate of receipts during the winter The Secretary adheres to the estimate prenons.q ly submitted, that the falling off for the out , ' rent fiscal year will not exceed ten milliona :of t dollars. I think he is mistaken, and the . de, crew of receipts, compared with ,186.3-4 i will be at least fifteen ,The amount collected last week wee onamillion of dollant.—H The expenditures during the same time were corer two millions. The supine in the Tres- i eur y $22.000.000. The , amount of stocks! redeemed is only , nominal.. This fact. is' an , indication of greater abtidattec, of, money, ' but it must in some degree be attributed that: the 'proportion of Gerernment - Security usually: afloat upon the market' has been ' absorbed by 'the IrOPuftlenir, • .Thit_ peition ,remaining out is held bytiaittreltia bane of clicula tiothendlty prirati-natatallats as investments." From the Chicago Ttibtins— • Know Nothteeente; A tine.. Nothing Manifesto. t • Since the recant election in New York, the Know Nothings, aa they are styled, have come out openly in avowing their political connections and even in declaring their peculiar principles. As the organisation is made op of elements re markably antagonistic in every thing but those which originally called it into existence, we may suppose, now that the burliness of making "Plat forms" is fairly commenced, they will be multi plied ad Oninituns,and become "as thick as leaves in Valambroes." The Coruiclls of New York city, whicirare ruled by the disciples of Free Trade and conservatives on the Slavery question—prin. cipally members of the old Union Safety Com mittee-.-will make a platform which will be re pudiated by Councils in the "Rural districts," where Free Trade, as the system proposed is falsely called, and hunting and catching Fugi tive Slaves, - are very =popular. We have before us, at this time, a Manifesto, or Platform, or Declaration of Principles, or whatever it may be called, which hasust been published by Council No. Twelve, of N ew York mfy. his the joint production f a Committee of fourteen gentlemen whose names are append- ad, and among whom we recrogniteseveralprom tient "Union Savers"—"Saviors" they would have tho public believe—of 1850. The princi ples, extraneous to those which called the or ganization into life, are precisely what might be expected from such &body of men. They covet all that wee laid down in the recent ,letter of George Law, with considerable enlargement lii the explication of them. We have read the whole thing with cousidera ble CAM, Illltt-seby It we must—we cannot cee. anything in it that is honest, became there ia manifest on the face of it • most audacious at-' tempt to make Americanism a means of propa gating pro-slavery sentiments, and for commit • ting the American people to the support of Sla very, not only in the States, but wherever that institution may desire to go, not excepting Kan- . sae or Nebraska. The argument which this ' , Council No. 12" urges against the political &aim of the CathOlic Church is applied with equal force against the ministers of Protestant Churches. We certainly do not understand, nor will the American people, that the analogy between them is apt,and,there fore, the argument is at fault We thought op position to political Catholicism was because the' power of the:Church has been and is Still oppos- I ed to the free Protestant. and Republican institu tions, and in favor of monarchical, antooratic. or ecclesiastical rule. If the Catholic Priests, like the ministers of the Protestant churches, owned allegiance to this country, and Inculcated princi ples which :would lead to the education of manses, and ®ard for free. Republican insti tutions above all others, we certainly should not find fault, but would say "God speed" to them in - their good work. But if we must be Made to support principles which aim to sap the very foundation of liberty, as this "Council 'No. 12" would have us do, it will not be any more agree able to us, under American than Popish rule.— We thought that the great =leaden to the inter ference of foreigners with our laws, In their making and execution, was that they would give theme coloring and direction according to the ideas they had imbibed through the instrunten tality of an education under a government an tagonistic to our own. But acc ording to "Coun cil No. 12," and the New York Union Savers, this ides has been erroneously entertained.. The Americans, it is elaimed, are natio .be more =- posed to human slavery than these foreigners who look to the Catholie priesthood foisinidance. The only conclusion we ran come to; therefore, is, that it is office, and not free government for =men, that they. seek; and from any confeder. =ion for such a purpose, we beg leave to with hold all friendship. They may call themselves "Americans," and utter beautifully rounded Ben oes, full of patriotia- words, about "Laterite= ruling America," and all that eon of thing; but from all such rule we say, in the longings of the Episcopal Liturgy.,"Good Lord deliver us,"— We would decidedly prefer taking our ,chances with the English, Scotch, SOandiniivians; and Protestants of Germany, Ireland and every other country. They, at least, desire liberty, and sin cerely believe in thegreat doctria•of the "Equal ity of Man," and would earnestly and honestly work to that end, though not as intelligently as they would bud they been educated here under the influence of our Republic= Institutions. We have hoped, and still hope, that, out of the American leveling which has been aroused, there will spring laws having for their object the protection of American interests instead of foreign, and a clearer recognition of the greet and fundamental principle of Protestantism—hu man liberty. But if time shall prove that we are in error, like the Kentuckian who went into the, "free fight" unsolicited, and without the proSpect of personal gain, we shall ask to be "counted out" even more anxiously than we were to be "counted in." Br Arrruoarry RAFLIIOAD Case is Laze COOFTT.—At the re cent term in Lake county, Frank Stone, by his next friend, Boswell Stone, vs. C. P. & A. B. H. CO., recovered a verdict of $6,500. The Tele graph says the case was this: 4. The cars as they stop at the Painsvillo Sta tion usually so stop that the engine may by di rectly opposite one of tho two water Tanks. On a certain day last year as they came In from the east, a gravel train was found upon the track, so that the engine could not get 'quite up to the watering place. The train stopped in front of the platform, which runs some distance both east and west isethe Station house. Here they re mained some minutes, passengers leaving and taking the cars. A man with his wife and two little children, came up to enter one of the cars, ,when he was told by.tme of .tke railread.officiale that he must deposit° a eurall trunk he was car -tying under his arm, In thileggagecar. While absent on"this errand; the' mother put * II little boy between three and four years of age upon the platforraof the ear, and as she turned for the other child, the train seukset any signal whatever, started on to the water station, a yard or two ahead—the little boy falling of, and the wheels crushing both his legs in each a manner that am. -litation became necessary. The suit was for. damages sustained by the boy. The Jury award ed a verdict, for $5,500. Let the engmeere re member that they may not start their train with out giving warning." A Ms% Benstin - Attys.—lt is our painful du ty, this week, to record one of the most sad and fatal mannikins which has happened in out vi cinity for some time, past. A stage driver, atone of the line of stages be tween Tidionte and Franklin, as we are inforni ed, was taken with the small poz a few days since, and was conveyed to a shanty, about half a mile this side. of Tidionte,.where be was left to the tender mercies df a man who was hired to take charge of him (Or the consideration Of a pint 'of whiskey ! " This man, for some reason or. other, absented himself from the shanty, foe about half an hour, and when he returned, faVi it almost wholly consumed by fi re, and all t t was left of the poor stage driver, were his bleach , ed and crumbling bones. flow the 'fire origina ted, it is unknown, but disease had stolen away so touch of the poor man's etrength, that he was unable to drag himself from the building, and consequently fell a elotim to the raging ele ment.— IVarren Pa. Ledger, .3fareAl3. CONCLUSION 07 ran thays-Cssw--TnE Quoa. TION NOT DICIDID.—The Slave Caen which for several days of lest week occupied the attention of the Superior Court of this city—Judge Storer —came, yesterday, to an abrupt termination by a demand, on the part of_ the negroes to be per mitted the liberty of going with their mister.--1 Every precaution having been observed to ensure that the request:was perfectlysincere„ and made with a AA knowledge of its consequences, they, were discharged from the custody of the Court antiare said to have immediately accompanied their minder, into Kentucky. ~as the interesting and iniportani question raised in the case had ceased to be Irnatical, by the discharge of ttui party to the Habeas Corpus, the Court did not deem it its duty to pass upon them, and they re. main as yet undecided.—Cis. Com. New Coorrrns.—The New York - Herald, in discoursing upon another topic, thus Incldentid4 ly him the nail on the head, in the matter of getting up new counties: "In the old Atlantic States when the littlei country politicians find themselves thrown out,i they start up the piejeet of a new eortntyamr. they get a new