BIJSINEISS DI.ILECTOILY. 93. P Cr 313943 .2 pO,ll AD V =MI3 INO 32t.M334191 cm. 11039: Yom "do: ' 49 t jPn O i tbrihs oialtousatlal ani bawl anmmardal Paws both t o Um United lifa.o6 To - Wholesale Grocers, 'Liquor Gaslers, • and Manufacturers. subrforibor is now importing s eupo droll of Olin*, Of valid. of sh,Ottnee ra du allots *Crum delete, rill produce t Pb. Lorna° Mcaudy. lib Ikaanta and Mara • moody or Jaunt= sod RC thriziltsilo. AM. elder sad ilretWY. Rolland &Atheism: !khan.. sad Scotch bitty an 'w kiderled/del by the Kew York blurchautii by the great de. mend ed. theot. Dinah:Ku Ga use rill Inrsulsbly be gjF . , by itrjarinv o c r i ni. i—phyozraplile Dessectrotype Ohrilikald. Alrtele Pstaat aledlalree, Inecurtbae, °rico, Potuelrmilxlde dam. lulal.d BLereury, Nato. Wok. SU. Itstreet Pastlia. Maj . ds, Blemoth. Mae,. bl4,4l.gb.re,thm.Oarmlne r zirz .4 , 1:310 , tau uuulper, Caraway lirtyZ mlls4taKuty, la VIKILIARD & BURK, 22 &Rid' WUlitizik up it-744 Yank, sob iamb of .tho Ilnumino Who !Taos A ...vistkon, two puultintty on anon to auks . oonni . l=a wir =ot of %Nog etnitioarneet Inaltrintloot ((Unita Som and a lieNacrotnott. BOW.", Pi zgri Yr sierLliLlorral, e:aNn bnA3 S ( AIiirARRANZED TORIPURZCZI24 JUICE& tdors promptly . ..TAN:nod on fovea brain j /111111•11 ft. , ,10M101-Patent r. ItATES - it FRANCE, No Buvlay street, MITITOTZon s ax*__ A vautu• wenn* they ; ban the ' aim of tier Meng; enanntsetunde and 'ellen ler itlnplps Pill be orneeeeetad smelling to taw. Jah'B4, JAWKN./1 4 1 & bUIV,At tee late 'dna ;inn, or w. N.Jaaboa Baas, Grate 1 4. Weal A.azict &rind 11 Ina 1.m."2 eteataatly on bard oras7 varkty anridas " ao Y cl or ri.V4 ,17j11.51 . 4111. Usesnark Mine Etratea. Ahab 141.11 n YORg. ADVIIIITISEMENTs. . rt. I .llrOilog_ Ilst of Barham Firms morrow' rm. bee rot, naiads to its edgy of film York. eocxisar.ox crams a+ ,Rproo tu , WEISSENBORN.I. 00., (tato 0. jrzry .i. Alperia lLn . rs sadWhoholeDedas la liwasua, !' Waldron " I'grg oorroN MIL DUCK. ACHNCOLT ; S Standud Cotton Sail Da n k; O.BBACIEI 0.1., No.ll ins P street, Nor U. b)atirliitall Print 0,. &1b, •04 Oopper Bairns; Pr Oslie - 73 Printer.. na Lb tmrtnti lik=l;N, MoNAREE CO. Importers of American and lanita naiad Piney Gocate..ll2 sad illp3UlB kiwOOTTENET &CO, Importers of French and other &nape= Gonda, Ea 40 Broad attest. i.L iTSIN HONIG, 100 Liborty et, and , 106 Calu s t m eor Li. 26l . nlty: Maim 10 , 6=4 ,01: H.f Iturs 1 I / TORN - MVPS, DEALER IN- IVORY, 0 aid manandarei of Iworremit. No. a Mum/ at., gAzass oIyEN, 15 Broad St., Ittiporter Drew Trimmings., Gimps and Mum. En °Mid& Main and 81Ik Uooda .rally. taair3ol6 ORN, MIGIERER , . ,lIKARAUS, 111E'rES, L. MULLEN, Importer Of Froneh cr-nerniim trid Swigs Dry Dana, fights. Trivets 11.1- . 1.1 , 14 ebuda,w9ol.o4, No. .aa on.o, area. tom York. LB. HATCH & CO., 99 Chambers street, Lemurs or eanyemesue Fernistaus tioods.-ased •.~. a . • tuisal.roa s , • . %att. ot Pandshla ikalsouutMinn- A ONJITAIN • . EaSE the Mexican Mustang Linittieut • .Rhennasthrrn. Brutus. Barn. BMA., Onta. pile n'tk eas effectual cure for an external ennapiainta of man Or animal. 8. W. Weetbeceka. prlejnal oriain.wr and pronxistme. 301 Broadway. N. Y. — xxx:Rj.erLs • DAUILIZRAMITYP/S. -• . . . I . ..IatiANEY, No. 349 Broodway,:the ohlogt . 11167.•• 'and meet extensive establishment In.the United ecatis. . , • mess-butte:lU •,• itPlted3H3 .FSDWARDS, SANFORD & CO. Forei 3.1 r prrter the world: " A t Ir ilththergh. Adams a 00. eel3-Intaelfail, YBANCII AND MERMAN DANDY BANICIS. „.- • fIHAELES ZINN la •00.,152 Maiden Lane, kJ lumattone of Wendt and - ilarnout Fstmr and Travel , I ntg Baskets. and manufasturtre of Qum nod Iblored Dift• per Purr/num and Jenny Land wctiot....u. NDNEWS .LJESUP, No. 67 Pine eL, New York. Oonandation lierehanti for the sale ofall kinds ectdrdste Toole and Cotton andWooieu: elsetlnery, rom Dm beet roakore. Itiohndre Agents for Lowell Da hi. Slam 4413-totylore6 •- eras - W4sssoons, /YAMS W. FIELD& CO 11 Cliff street, Via:porters mod Wholesale theshalm raand Rea& PAVEL% awl erras perianufeetaney materlabo. • taseraldl izkIINCAN BARTCII9; No. 161 Wlll.lam streeL—A great Val.. yl of PA PIM kir ikot gtaLloaani. Prlnters, IloothituUrs. •na Tradpolun gpmerally: . td.TEB 81157-9, - & - 0 1 119 sit Daum Leas and craw Itan. 110 EMT IL RIO 6. Nutatterisrsr, I= Pout! ■ . tap3o46 TOYS AND TANDY 400 DA AELEOBN CO, 54 'Maiden Setae, isa c ettreav Libtrty stnet.lsmalate WTI I rt:.). , Y1:1.1.: Iri r1i465011 HIM MATZO k MILE, No. 279 - Paid strwt, Itommus esznkirt harf Neal& taaallt Lb IUNDOW GLIB, PAINTR6 4, a._ POI:ELM( 00.,--Impotteesl of Ml•Jrraoth Meth sad - Mary plus—No. raßahl • ' . MEW G00D5...1644 ' • warrz CO.' , No: . 41 Sandi 2d , x.tme.Ptatiditpws—eamed - mar wrente—Lanmodguecastbdamtrtatat. r'- , ,:d•;.?0ick5tat.....:,...L., - -a. t.• Mi5it0r............„M mina ;:,::.•- ~ _'. Enamor Carnage restap. , • ArSTON,: BILOUDERS & C0...-.•prsiti 'cal Comelt Itstuos.Materonidetcomod Ildosont sta. datT,Ps., lan Vut:titsd am suttmlartadag %az axamimarsortounrted aretswayi. Buggisa • ' Zsgras leas ••. - mads In Mt - winos 4 7 -Ls,: wfth • • moat IQ ty sad tanauty °Mae. ..113Z In • - oar work tbo 4 =f i naists hoe sad lastarn•litekery.- - Assateasttaided to cattle most Nasonsbis tenaa Tarr aNd souldau that MI who =Maw tam vita their pm. Miltril t.. 1/.l l •=latha.4en_tligt. Of ttkoh. wort. Tto bora soot tooter amnia...is pest th• Vas tartan. lb mautaidartna Us Aar. • • • oas ... , • ' Brae °LABS: WORKS.anwirt. WM. DAVIDSON es CO., ..-z - i ttNtrEACTITIVERS and dealers Dottleii:attd al bat oftitoon lad Yllat Glasgow.. 120,Am—ft.= Market Ittomot. Pt • Ps . POI to ;ow, moutd=sles. ' .7 1 . No. - 68 Arch Berea, raucaaphia, r Importers of &I; One's Unrivalled NEEDLES. 'Agents for the moat Celohrntod 7.4.B".ROBIEBT;IIEEJNO OXII IVREA Oz. F :;SBURGeCOACH FACTORY; L. Stir aunt BIEBLOW Bg, CO.,' , - y7llO. 46,- %FM - .-Dburom, /MGM., - -PU1E411414 eed i t enna - , " 'CARIAGES, - A rIr~ONS, z st;) troy. tatter= de i rl ,. ll:ll of il'pwr vt . ttiv - - WEL IRWEISPB - rib ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 FroMiaum :Amyl, 341400Ln= Yuba: Dealer In lake . Miro% 4.; 00 ,11 PolmertouOt ..4 • ZAFFET4k D t om nrnu4 NDARAIPLIFIII3IIIIB AN and.l32 Pint Etrat. ' ;' . .....;iiiiii;mia....nuri z thm a rrar r nde orlya t r ia7c. Ariork ated,upcukti..id ir a iad etasAIMASA . . on/Aar tharta IIAIDI : ILL 00; ~ ‘R/ . „ 72 Xmas TIIIRD- &net, PRIL4DA OROOCO KaNUFACITURE RS, COUR , 7 JARS, sad_Maeda". of IMIRNOIf CIALY.BII , M to l d ..to NSW MI OAK BULB MATH= MID I carwtig&i, Oii Olotbi and Netting. ;2, .q . : 9M1 N 7 1 22X 7 .. ifitNitog., A, ..-„„.., lt i g -d jow j i fi ving a Jarge unil chola, so ' ''''.(,- arAirprn.vos. oratis laust an d =at 1.- " T Weil .- - ..I'll4 consiitla it a' ' 1...... it 21111 ed Ada imbusts„__ . e. - liiejegfabLi„. ll, 1 0 7: docdPom3 of ilgF"l/4(:''' ..;` . FLOOtt OIL cr.onrl A dm.auji,r,,glV2Pri a 0me„,, , ,, 2 6....... --5 gr......... ; „„. &v. la. a ll pr., l, ,blef , nh i jsj' f. t f,rwa was lowilleasib .. 10f .ths_ WU._ Tra de * IFLOOKOIL OLVIII4 of•onwidtho,': " 6 " I4B *bILLIM - ,W i1 ur.112 47 • W. off.itifliWbalegal•Mrah a roko. :-. (rats, tb• latest and but simattlesas essay ar tget, 6 lbie tr. ' Newtons aural to ml i g t. ..talcia am knr • Jai EILTI=; " Wanntrang. N 0.116 , I SAI 4 .111 DICKEY & CO. two stotorel to j r. jp T 7i _ Foam% S. &A. P, MORRISON Attor -llt =it LAtt er.Zital 43. l,l" 4 n" 4 ,1:4r° ' LLL, Attorney at Law , "Bake ! • tirrrie iY: HA dnws," Grant nowt. befirmi Fourth .4 5u.10.17T WO — BERT E. PIIILLIPS, Attorney at Lw, 'ROBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law - 1 owned Flab atitl Grant greata,OppoOte thnenvrt. dot*. rlttaburszb. ' - m 721-1.1.3 . . :A;lpf.ES j: KUHN; Attorney at Law, o ffi ce tonna stmt., near Orate, Pittabargh. 1.15.417 _______________ 11-ASMTEE.R B - R,ADY, Attorney at Law, *it Na so Ilftb streat,PlMburah. tillre;ha RI) tiz.) ittax csamsa.—..llMaili lA= --- . ....norteth maxim RAIIM, Bankers and Ex depax Brokers! iluaoa Bay tatsvirds)3llto 7sr.d. m :rdZtvolsory Note, a.ad Time Bills Mast sad H dot Boy mut Itll Stook.. on Cozondrion. Mike. tioa made or, all points In the Union. Mee corner of Third and. Wood stmts. elhpetly opposite the ßt . St Cheeks note]. apT my/•17 WILKINS & (summon so a. wuxiss ann.) . • }3AKKKES & =CHANGE BROKERS, • 30. 71. 'warm svirsz PITZWUROIL IN the numerous suspensions of liszkers wet Brokers thrzhost the country, during tho last Mats =hare d*l ont oh/erart "" iroin h Vel: legitimate Imairdue, and ere theratare tate neeisl to LP 'Si. the publics is advance. that an speenalnuons is "ha. ey stock," or other • °maids oparanlone shall Unapt us Dram the atrial and leidtimate nao (four boluses, belles. , Int that In • avoiding all sash Investments, sr shall sot • only to bettor able tows. our customer* and ensure their wady, but that In adopting sneh • course Us *ha/tante mote our own ultimate betted. WILICLN9 nit , T IERNAN-4 CO, Baldwin and Exchang I flooionago.llll Woodatrost, earn= of Manama Allot. _ Writay &admen Bank Notafand Mtn. Dhaount Time, the ' in•you ' el d tl P ri of taeNnfon:ftcoLo. ctou.toVtrlnoti. and on Intone:, end plore . their Prompt:ham= to :11 oth. sr =attars apportals ton Broker's bnelooma. WlLiastana Paohanza constantly for ode. rollZdy. TIMM Pana5.........401184 Ullxa-- -am K. YAM , TtMAMA 4.IANNA & Co., gnaceosors to fh r.yut,%. 4 . 4 2 4 ll W=duciagt=s rut f oo d , I=Nolakaad Speda—R. W wren of Wood and Camelot MOD•7llladTed oat Dwoall . sight Una, for ale and walootiona maa• oat vase, an privet pal leaf of the Valtwi &atm . . . Ma Wotan mad= fold for Fond= Sat Allerk . aa Adman audio oa waallicaofoota of Praha*, shipped asst. on Maul farm. wiLiJAMS & Co., Bankers and Thhi= ttossi NinthZeit corn. °Mood .4 on ltbert•rni. e:64 colleetions intelit4l/ attended to. isS-Is • HOLMES & SON, Avian- in Foreign maittgrllsbf &d..i5 c0. e.h . 11. 39 .er CI Dante* D t r it. Wrgh. NM:101100o rude on all 1.10- rot= TIN throaohnuothollaltoilltat= JL. READ, Bookße ll or and Stationer, No . 78 north stmt. Apollo 11881188, - 01IN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta Nome, ousewor to Miriam Assunr, Na II Mar MI• : I [t • . :e era Am. An No. 58 Wood drool, oast door to the oorro.!,o1 Third, 11EBIOVAL—SotiOger litirbaugh 41) Co., lAD bolo Tomovett to Z1e.210 LI berty_stre.t. TIMMY. bPRINOER HAR llrtlltaQ RAIJOII & CO. (Swoon- Lan to N. IlLrbaugl.) Cammisalon sod Porwardlest rellauta; Duilars to Waal and Produce gauarally. .95 liberty LtnrotalttaladnaL PL. and A.*A. HAMMY, C011111.43W1N AND -t4 Foll4 l 'rillDlN .tmwe 4 Fl 4 / 1 02CHA NT; agent of the Madison and Indianapolis RAI 14COAD, No.Bo Water at., Pittsurgh, Pa. .1. w. ..T. W. NOTLEB. & CO„ 1 4 1 ORWARDING & COMMISSIoN HER CIIAI7774 and Leilors to an kindA et Plttabamb Man oisetured Lrtirlus. load Pipe awl iihset. Land. No. u 7 Mitt litroot. PlUsburgh. auMsdls4 M'BANE, Commission and For annkr 111amh.ta, &alarm In Wool andPrr.l.4 JIT abo„ Pittabargb Manuraetures. N 0.114, s4.cond avast, tittabarab. ag6-I,' am. mama. aoa sig?§:iicirai.,TvilTeTZ: oc"%r Prahme Dakters,sad Commirdesi Ilaretur..ts, No. tOF !AO (1:607111.4:141110.11 . sion.)lffehants, Phllaelphla. Liberal advalmess Gn 4 . , entaignmult. et 14;odnes morally; AM> ILOLIN WATT & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Tuba Waradnarda. and &atm In Produce and burgh Vanninennraktfo. 236 Wadi at. Plidakdrh' B.VANETELD, latO.of Warren, Ohio, PannuVar antilhole d . Pula AA. bad Woolens Prodam T . wan guts% . TIMM LtrnAsz— - • urn.l4 • _44U aim aco ,tr . Wholesale Grocers, r~lv..Pratme e and ClaxemalmSon Marehaats, and Dealer. in Imrg4. disuabetaava. 112 - recoad Ann, Pitt. C EESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY L IN& e,. • • •••• ••• • Ilarchsat, • ZOMAS PALMER, Importer arid Doaler haselk gni imeniasa Wan Papq Na ES Mutat botwaffla 11124 mad Fourth Mu; materna:a. 3!E MCOLINTOCK, Importer and Whole aala Stahl Taal. ml ratia i Dsbr E . ! C•niitgtml= Liu= ce,_rireorma—c. mac= 20. IL TOIL Ai A t A sON & CO., Wholesale and Retail - Thaler. in lizetaxul Staple Dry Gonda. 11Mb littsburreti. URPHY & IiIIROHFIELD, Wholesale sad . Ratall 'MT Goods Idarebsats, easier Nactzthand zuanzi Tatum - . . • Gamma. Wallace & Gardiner, •••wBOLZHALE DEALEIZS IN' •. Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, - • NOOSt. LIDIRTT ST. 11.10-1, I AGALEY, COSORAVE &CO, Paolo sa• Grows, 18 sod SP) Wood strict. littsburg asofigy RAOALEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole al* a i. lire•ltß Mutat Pllloll.4ltdo . .1: D ' • osale • ro. '0.1874 , = °1 ' " sjideTa o s.rr,Aralkith& JO= JOHN FLOYD -fr. C 0.,. Wholesalo Grocers and Casualeion idercbssiti,No.lT3 Woo 4 s,d 228 11:1 . 5.:RT MOM, Wholesale flrocer, Mee •, WO** DlstMer, Dealer la Produm, littobaTab klma. sad all kinds of fore4*-24 DCalettill sad it=o. am Marty dm* .I *l l ***d ruporktr oW *Among:Ahab. Initekey.wEttab *lll tro saki low for auk. • zoos Yana: -. ....JIM 14 ;emu-- —woo o. !am it ROE, 391tiolesiin Orocori and csDannusion unthwts,, No. MA Lthorti d* Fut. . . • ... • tVILLIAId A. fiI'CLORG, Oro6er! ana v v 'Ws Dider,emenor of Wird .ad 6lrth stfteteatai always on bad awn. ensirturnt of lgurvl and Deexerathe Paper Bang. Ingo Nn. el. Wood SW, Pittebereb. we Awnzt of celebrated weeteetwee. Mew. WI. court & Co. of Pule. m 4343 . . VARIrsFASIIiOgB FOR LA OILS' DRESS- ES:—lrbe Perm Fob 1000 11.., JUNE. direct per gleaner ie Man Won llai let eloxlmo be Pos. L s. WILSON. ~n, ~ ' • tee_ wri GC Pow. abOire Mud street. 117 rut. ~ .IC W. --- BIER, JONES & CO., - • PROPRIETORS KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,' ha , ORWARDINO AND COMMISSION • i mo lai .= Nam Bashi, Parrott, street, Illts• ra. - thnconLvd, Ltd OIL Una Pork, 8. a tram. Kura Ira Ind no. Ittalt.Alvithroolio awl Scotch Pig Ism. Bolivar Thick sodynar ! - AotArseito Coal. Us 19 .IffNKINg; V • JOHN T-HOGG: • No. 22 goon an RT. CITLA Y DMITA, PITTSUURULI. • ALLit(IIIIeNT U 14011.1018 ler 00 , MOUNT PLNANANT; W.E.ITAIONNVW., Pao OONNXLLEIVILLN. YEThI CO *. UNIONTOWN • o • utwwNsvidx, • Morons bemired, Utdoountd Ihalte bout col collected, Band' Noted soLt Spade bo a at,, dLocke. Note* and other Poraritloi bought and ,aaamiaaoa, panadmoderied end eolldettone dolkll tua'tf :Z! ' . I 77- • MARCH, 1855. .Frallitprilig stock of 'rtOSIsPII•IIORNE &CO.. haittbiat 007;tiplet; • oil GU 'opening Or mot tos ion Stook of ooa. to too they' &etre to Wltlon of Malt ensloau and the trod.. ration of Undr shock la nodded below, Dam Tannlool—tree,pthdon dl lbw neon, Ntylos 'of Gans; Loca sad BJ6ton 9.llmmfinto Watend • Galloon; Moo; Ultao; Grid& and Batton; Enaaontristo—Flee hands Wroaolgt4l4.4o and Jaocund CbWM tiloom and &too Rano.. 1 %Umlaute. and Moen. 8.484 Italtooldorod hide Ct. Calm nand; Vattl, Meatus for Wroannll Milano .at Inontlona. te6 • -• ,• • warm ix) toopep,-4 ; eosaphita sad • tarlod amt. tunnel ' ,wow **Gm name. OL cm& witty of Ilknao sad tom; booltolLto tool Parts Maft Lace AUG; Rid 4 tlnuint • litotollatinet 8111 t; Akita* Ribbon.. Flowers sad Conwit_Crapto. 8118 and Cotton Quilllaino wcawoa sad trot 66 Whit. and Colored 81Ik Lay to.. • Gmr =maw. Goad—Nene sad imp anitukooni" ('pant. and tiotisr; 'Tenni 4.k.motion: “therreve sad • Dom: tkillatV•Gyra load ftlohdllott" Ti,., f 4 P4 4 8: 6 M jk iLowlllt, Cattail - find ' Linen Worotado 'Horsy';ROMA Work - Winne; C01:126o. , I[Anzt. Altimlea,= L art 4 Amf urd goo=, sad War': le Canting Yora; .do, al T tl attt ear fool dlopood to di* oaths boottmA ci , i4 -• : . • - • uourin §toni; . - LOMB' BOHLEYEB, ,, • '• littan4='at :kiwi: and :Eastern: Collittor sma FIFOa ci OinaktiunM l 4POilafiligeozpZ,lfsbermiibicrs. rirttt.iscc4. ) 14 ". • `• Jinn n wALviiii.. ' Mtriidwe ar . nue sol o. l lL, ust. aasivir . _ . ' - ,V.T.:. . . i ' L1."...,1 , „.. 't x .. : ..' • ' • f...: -. i ... f ir. :• : p"!r7;M=74lMl Piro 1~ PITTSBURGH GAZETTE AY MORNING, APRIL 28, Mb ligusl of Counterfeiter.. The arrest of six expert counterfeiters was ef fooled in our city yestaMay mornining, by Ser geant Miff and officers Ross and Underhill, i attachei of he Jefferson Police Court, the par ticulars of hicli are as follows:—During the past week, i ormatiou was re:civet! by Justioe Brennan an Sergeant Martin, of his Court, which led th to to suspect a ganger Philadelphi lr ens, who woo suspected of being engag t ed in the manufacture of counterfeit notes of the denom inations of $ 's, s3's, ss'e and slo's, purporting to bo tho genuine issues of various banking in stitution and elsewhere. It was anticipated that some of these rogues would come cn to the city, to make arrangements With °there 'or passing off the forgeries. Ac cordingly,t police officers kept a close watch upon the Ph elphia trains for the arrival of a confederate med John S. Good, of whom they' had aperfee description. Finally, the individ ual ual made his ppearanoo in town, and to his as tonishment as taken into custody by officer Roes, shortly after alighting from the cars. In possession of this prisoner there was found a large package of forged five dollar bills on the Chemical Bank of Broadway, and a quantity of other spurious notes, all of which were so well , executed as to deceive the best judges of cent- ' terfeit money. This successful operation gave the Weeks re newed encouragement, and they labored assidu- ' ously night and day to. detect and bring to jus tice the balance of the dangerous gang, which, we are pleased to say, has been accomplished.— It was next ascertained that a female, residing at No. 42 Baxter street, named Ellen Taggart, was the principal accomplice of the forgers in Putting the false lanes into airculatiOn among tho retail dealers in all parts of the city. By direction of Justiceßronnan,sentinels were placed in the vicinity of this woman's hoagie i with a view of watching all parties entering said prem ises or leaving the same. Meanwhile one of the emptopee, of Mrs. Taggart, named Cornelia Thompson, was caught in the act of attempting to pass one of_ the forged "flees" on the Chemi cal, at a fancy dry goods store in Chatham street.. When taken into custody, she revealed the se cret in regard to the "head.quarters." Thither the offioors pro ceded without delay and captured 1 the principal , Mrs. Taggart,) Ann Boyle, Dandy O'Mara, alias 'Captain of the Hound," and an old acquaintanise of the police called "Philadel phia Frank." The entire building wisrimmedi- ' ately searched by order of the Justice,' and the officers seized numerous other packages of this' counterfeit mo ey, which had just been put from the sheets and awed through the last khemical ' process, prior o pushing it off on the public.— The primmer., with their effects, were 'brought to the police o ce lest oveniog, and committed by Justice Brelinan to await further action in the matter. ' A pOrtion of the counterfeit money retied at Mrs. Taggart's residence, bad bees re ceived by express from Philadelphia only about au hour previous to the officers making the de scent. The police officers visited the Chemical Bank daring the afternoon, and the President pronoun ced one of the forged sts notes yrininns, which shows conclusively that the steel pla e must have been engraved by a very skillful workman; and the penmanship of the signatures rerouted was e, pc simile. Annexcd is a description of the conoterfei and worthless notes: Chemical Bank.—" Fives" arid '•Tent" a Mamie lighter than the genuine; letter C; date, March 7, l 854; Nos. 1772, and signed with black ink, J. It. Desoorty, Cashier, and J. Q. Jonas, :Pres ident Mechanics' Bank.—nhreen" are of Disdict of Columbia, but ingeniously manufactured so as to Imitate the same named Bank of Wall street— The paper Is quito new and very glossy. Mankof the United State.—..Oncs" and 'Twos" purport to be an institution in the oily of Wash ington, D. C., but are almost a fatitimile era bank in Rhode Inland by the same namo. Merchants' Bank.—" Fives" and "Threes" are almost fee *Males of the Merchants' Bank in Wall street, llimn cloee examination the words 'Man hattan City" can be found in-an obscure zanier of catch note. . TUN Ilonnons or Wan—A FEARITio TRAGIEDT.. The Lend= Times lays before its readers the particulars of ir horrible affair, which recentry occurred near the Dutch !settlement of Transvaal, at the Cape of cod Hope, and which can only ho paralleled in troeity among the achievements of modern tins y the exploit of Marshal St Ar naud in Algiers, hen he smoked and burned to death thousands f his barllll6o.o opponents who had sought ran in a deep and spacious cove : ' , ln the case a the cape of Good Hope, the Caller Indians ti murdered, in October last, un der oircumstan of great barbarity, ten or twelve men and men of the Dutch settlement Immediately General Pretorions raised an army of fire hundred rain, and, accompanied by Com mander General Potgietter, proceeded on an ex= to revenge the bl ood of the victims.— After an absence of several weeks, they reached BOOM remarkable subterranean caverns, half a mile in length, and from three to five hundred feet in width, whe w the Caffrey had entrenched themselves. Upon Ma arrival at this spot, Gene- I nil Pretorious at pled to blast tbe rocks above the caverns, and thus crush the savages beneath the ruins. The peculiar character of _the stoup, however, rendered this scheme impracticable, and he then staticused his men around the months of the caves, and built up walls in front of them. After a few days, any of the women and chil dren were driven out by Manger and thirst from their hiding places, and were allowed to escape; bat every man who came forth.was shot dead by their rifles. On the 17th of November, at the close of a siege of three weeks, the besiegers, seeing no Signs of life, entered the caverns„ and the silence within, together with the horrible odor arising from the bodies of the dead, told Low ef fectually their object had been accomplished.— More than nine hundred Caffrea bad boon shot down at the mouths of the caverns, and a much greater number bad perished by slow degrees, suffering all the horrors of etarration in the gloomy recesses within." WILD= At BELLIVIU.-112 the &I inst. George W. Hollister while engaged with a par ty snrreying at Beason, to this county, was shot by Charles A. Henry. Mr. Hollister died in about twenty minutes after receiving the wound. It seems that the party with which Mr. Hol-1 lister was engaged in surveying, bad stopped rest; and was seated on the ground when Henry armed with a double barrel gun, in company with a Dr. Butterfield who carried a large club or stake approached. Homo words in relation to a had claim, passed between Butterfield. and Hollister, when Butterfield struck Hollister with the club which ho• carried, over the shoulder, while the latter was yet sealed. Hollister imme- I diatcly arose, seized an 'an are which was lying • near by, raised it and advanced a step toward Butterfield,, who retr several stops back ward; at that atonient, Henry who wise no morn than ten feet from Hell ter, but to whom lie had not yet spoken, cubit ett "take care Heorgel" 1 and at the same tim e !sink his gun to his side ' fired, the charge vitae . we e .Aluok shot, took ef. feet in Hollister's "a m 0 0 ... Hollister sunk to the ground exclaimin g 'O h pod , lam dead!" • Henry was itumedia ely arrested and taken before his Honor Chle Justice Ferguson, who had the prisoner prom Hy confined sad. guarded until a legal , investigatl ncould bii had.-'--Omeho . liret;raskian. GOOD. boa ROBWITA.-11oeetta Annstead, the slave girl who formerly belonged to the Rer. Mr. Denison, started on a journey, last week, to the far off green hills of New England. At the time she was taken nifty from the' house of- Dr. Coulter, by the U. 8. Marshall. a wealthy lady of Now England, who . happened to he •In' this city, became intemeted in her welfare, and upon her being doolared free by the laws of Oblo, agreed, with the consent of the girre friends, to. take her home and lave her educated at her own expense in one of the best seminaries In the land. - Rosetta is a smart, intelligent girl, and appears to appreciate fully the blessings of freedom. BY the way, we learn the expenses attending her arrest and imprisonment in Cin cinnati will amount to a sum not much short of one thousand dollars, all of which will have to be paid by the liev. Mr. Dennison. Darritorasa oir Asia,—A correspondent of the Philadelphia Lodger Bays: "We giro you , a TO remedy procure a largo sponge, wash it well, press it very dry; by so doing it will leave the small cells open• lay it on the shelf Nhore they are most troublesome, sprinkle fine white trtypr on the igionge (lightly oterit) two or three thou a day, take a bucket of hot`water to where the sponge is, carefully drop the sponge in the scalding water, and you will slay 'them by the thousands, and'soon rid the honse of these trou blesome insects.. When you Burmese the sponge you will tsfastanished at the numberthit hare gone into the collo. " ' • WILIT,in TWIT Dlll l lOlllll ron?..-The Boston lks says an - estemsirs ehip•bulider it Medford,' Ma., has received orders to build, is the earli est moment,' fire -vessels, of about tire hundred tons each, upon the nuisginiproved clipper modeL lirhertaompleted for les. they are to carry olgbt • be, four on a side, and are to be fitted comes • privateering, or similar 'orrice. What and ho are they fort • Dram the e.w York Hamitic Port of Antal?.: FOR KASSAi.—A part of the Cincinnati Kan• War en Anathema Uommeres. Wo hear of injuries to our commerce Inflicted 'sus inla Ass ulu ola n ti e o x n i will ay. for their em new b li r o i th o es n byl 3 Paill- They are nothing to the injuries . oil = teel steamer Louisville, which has horn commerce Is at this moment suffering - from tho conduct of those who, pretending to speak for river. They will take with them fourteen hOus the Administration, keep the c try in a state es , an ew . engine, eaw-mill, grist:thill; sllrisal bought for the ptirpese of running on the Kansas of feverish suspense and rm 1 constantly send ite n t ements. see d s ,. coking-stoves,. four blustering about Spanish ego by the per- menthe ;tip* ot p roT h r i ena , groceries, .&.3. A petted iteration of ferocio hints t t Mr. Pierce clergyman eiut u school teener w ill accomp an y M=B to get us into avr jf Ito can. flow the th e porty. The whole are under the care of J. thing isle) be - done is *toted in the;Richmond I Piruzi, President of the - "A.sseciatiott; - and the Enquirer, the Administration organ, of grater ; ou t, o f p astier , t h rough - to their new h ome i s day morning: . - • . ~_ . twenty-five dollars, and: found.. They sent for " The President, faithful in the performance mated committeeisome time educe who have se er his duties, is doubtless resolved thatpur testi- mated a site e - town near Fort :Riley, to be gotten and commerce shall not bo mot echo called torn.Manattan ..! • - otter - with impunity, either in Cuba ports 9r -. Another p 0,17 of this Athociattottwill rears by Spanish misers in the Gulf of •M lie° and Shoat the 10th of ftlay,-to-jain the above. The:. elsewhere ; We trust our new Miniate to Spain a n , SS 'Amt./gum-and Temperance men, and will be inatrusted to inform that Government, comprising a good proportion of tieehanies•and in an emphatio frank manner,, in order that it farmers. with it pleasant sprinkling of women may be fully forewarned of theamsequences, a n d child ren , pe r s o ne wish ing t o join, can ad that the first Spanish- man-of-war which has thy dress the Res T. D. Cnow Correspitheing SU temerity to discharge a gun atavessol.bethriging retary of the Emma Asetniiittion, - Clasiattitti: — to citizens of the United States,' net , Withtett .Can Oaz. marine league of the territory of .Spain,,willbr3 treated, if found, as piratical vessel over have been treated by christian nations. on Ahe high seas. If such a procedure were even nowrto recur as the sinking of the offendinz L ion f would meet with the unqualified approbation of every patriot in the Republio. And wire it to result in a auspenaion of relations bet &in the . two countries, or in that which is worse, thni- in.. in hostilities• we would hue the con sciousness of knowing that mehad committed no wrong, except the wrong to ourselves of forbear ance, of not resisting earlier Spacial, en h.', ments upon the rights and interests of e as.' Lion." The Richmond print, It wilthe seen, gt es the particulars of the plan. Commander M auley, if we may believe that journal, is sent ou to pick a quairel with Spain, and if theischemesithceeds we shall have a war within six weeks' The Washington Unidn hu a still inntrtio. Went article than this every morning. Our roe, dershre aware that the Union is employed as re l r the organ of the Administration when it T'll the Mr purposes of M Pierce or hie cabinet, a that when it does not suit their purpose they own it. Things have in thla way come to such Pau that whenever the Union takes ground in aver of any thing which is particularly foolish pr ail, the community think they see In it thehl,d of the Administrzthion. To this. cause it is in a' ...x. great degree owing that the mercantile co - pity in every part of the United States, but ore particularly in this great aeat of commerte, is mu. palled to standstill. Considerate men will no mil. bark in new enterprises with a war hanging over their heads which may bring on a revolu tion in the market and change tho whole 'conrso 1 of trade. Merchants will not ask credit When the very next news from Washington may man it I certain that they can never fulfil their eng ge ment. Capitalists will not invest' their m nay in undertakings which .nay be crushed by a ,tlie very next step the Government takes. Prom the very beginning of the present hard tithes,' their pressure has been immessurablY increased. by this.want of confidence in the Government No more mischievous war could possibly be waged on our commerce than this. There 111 i!, it it is well known, two ways of destroying snen ery, one by fighting, the other by harrasling him, and the hitter Is sometimes the most effeo tura. Prom the N.Y. Daily Thee& Commerce is destroyed as effectually by any proceedings which make commercial enterprises preoarious or dangerous aa by direct obstruc tient or prohibitions. ft may suffer, it is trub, from bad revenue lima, but it may suffer , evri more from the uncertain and vacillating policyof a Government in regard to peace and war. o iler a direct prohibition the merchant or coif' al.; let knows what to do; he applies himself toe e pursuit which is not forbidden. In arch a a to m of things as now exists be doe not know-whit or to turn or bi what ,enterprise to engage: 'Cam- memo is a tender plant, and tho least froet or I fear blights it to death: i 1 if the warlike gifings out of those prints which pus for the organs of the Administration are , not authorized, the public hove a right to knoll*. 11 It 113 been suggested 'that a delegation of the most eminent merchants from this .city h 1 proceed to Washington to inquire of Mr. Pliice whether the alarm by which the commercial com munity is agitated bas any just foundation. We do not see that there w saki be any moon en Lis ~part for withholding the informations. He would ' not used to be mortanankandiree l apoken • the journals which are reported to possess h s confidenee. A declaration of his inteutio • a would either hare the effect of quieting the a • prehensions which exist or of admonishing a mercantile commtroikt to prepare for the wont . - - Geo. W. Case, of Pittsburgh, Pa, Director the Western Division of the Adams Express b hums, has been elected President of the Com ny, eke Alvin Adams, Esq., resigned. Th election took place in New York, and the eel opinion expressed as to the election Is that a bet ter seleetion could not have been made. The Boston nastier says of Adams & Co : The Adams Express Company, of which Mr. Case has been elected President, is a joint' stock am:oblation from July let, 1864, under the less of Now York, with some forty stockholders resi ding in Massachusetts, Rhode Wand, Connecti cut, New York, Pennsylvania, -'Maryland, Geor gia and Ohio, and who are Individually liable for all the losses of the Company. The business is/ conducted by nine Managers,. who . are .larga . share holders, and, effects are vestetd.th.throb Trustees. The Adams Express` Company Lath no connection with the suspended Arm of Adana & Co., San Francisco. The latter are Bankersj and Dill Drawers, while the former do nothing' but a legitimate Express business terougheut the Athletic States; hence the failure of the San FrallCiseo house will in no way. affect the Express Company. A correspondent of the N. Y. Ebening Post, whose letter Is dated Boston, Apiill76, says; "The anti-slavery branch, ,or offshoot from the Know Nothings, the Know 'Somethings, is multiplying rapidly, and bids fair to eclipse, in New England at least, its parent stock. It has been organized in blaine,'New Itarepshire, Ver mont, Rhode Island, and, in short, In nearly all the northern tier of Mutat. In. Maisaehusette alone it has nearly two hundred councils in oper ntion. A number of men of distinction and in. flosses, who bays steadily keptaloof from Know Nothingism, hare joined the now order, which is said to be much more liberal than the other, and does not proscribe foreigners at all.' Among the members to whom I allude, are some of most prominent Democrats and Free .Stoilers in .the State, as well as Whigs. \ • Yesterday the new order held ha quarterly State Convention in Stacy Hall in.this city. It was a numerous and highly respectable looking body, ram told- A State offreer of high rank, from Worcester county, presided_ Eleven dele gates and as many substitutes, ono froth each Congressional District, were chosen to the Know Something National Convention, which is to I meet in Cleveland, . Deputies were aim, appoint ed•to organize the. counties of klassachusette.-- After a harmonious mission the convention ad journed to meet in Worcester in July. HITRINIRW BIIIVION MARC! AND TUX MlNte7gll.--The New York Post profett• se to have berm archly informed that immedi ately, or very soon after intelligence of the as- vault made by a Spanish cruiser upon the SI- Dorado, reached Washington, Mr. Marcy laid au Interview with tbo Spanish Minister, *blobre eulted in an with_ and oneonditional minion by the latter that his government had been guilty of a trespass upon our comaierce, and a promise to send instructions at once to Governor Concha to see that hereafter no vessel sailing under the American Bag, however anspi clone it may appear, WWI he fired et or brought to,-unless within three marine leagues , of - the shore which is•floe:sten' of marine jurisdiction concejed to alt nations having a sea expoeure. The Pest infers that Gm instrnationa or the Min ister hare ere this ranched General Concha. Funosixtto a country- free la ours happily is we must expect to; lee ell sorts'of eoeentrietties, whit*er in, morals, common Sense or propriety; but we hok that the rest or the world wilt net judge our.eauntry at larie by the extrgraganeou stdoh are often found in Individ ual newspepors, - Ileaven helpus if it' ap Take, for example, the following fr om .a recent South Carolina paper.—TArrit. "In our deliharato.bidgment no time sheirddt4 loot in nrepaing.for • anal and-anecesafulatrug gle, (for Cuba) The elighest provocation shedd be seised ent the ausi for bold, energatfoi end de; alive action. Now is de gas to strike, and we Oust Mr. Piero will , cesse the Ton-andqsipar ' , warfare of diplomats and demand reparation - end !satisfaction .1* fora the Moro Castle at the Can.. /We I atiltdh. lttoes