• • 7-5••(-1' I=il/2=llll 4 vl MENEMI ESTABBISIMD r 1180: BITSINEss I,; , DIRECTORY.' : , PilTilltefit.t. a Co...aiii6iTiati 4o AOPCT . ."I , ,a24•Kailut I.i P. Oa ..T. Avasta thermatt tothantt.l 16;ttet„_ 441.014 it commimpl 41Psprif ,bottq.tar • 64TcKlinioleialkilirciaers; 3agnor Mettle* to now importin' g a slim Voar s ety r of Oil et Ootlg i et which gr c rates ithrEL P ar• ol'Af•Amils aAn.t.T.l t r Itrandyff_ s TyLmatmand St.. Croix?... hyso, elderanaLeftex 8Y1.11 . . „ llAt44.lkbiectsos Ileboalpf, - ..l , l 3 eateb Wbbiky aer - knowlidzed by Use Yart Merebanta by the great 66. .4te t ..a....,,,Edy.etuns Jr, use %111 inTrabakly be. illYEn by - be LS% I -t -P 'I.M EUOILTIVA Eft. B.—rbotdat.pb.lß .s.d...l)Lanetreotres Made lIIQ psuca itedWou, Rramine. Cysultb4 oOmaloos,ol.2dolUner; Distlllelll.zreary, Nitrate dtron... tla. Tbora'•gctniet Co i tlys. l'crorggstbig Pastiles, ...Bi. u lb,ittaid.,Vbry4Carlimsizt.Coralos &rug. Plitttlat426 • , Pplente% mw-obpoi.v Wines. • liun f aruul • utißoltA.RD BUM, 22, Smith William st lril t it t 'zl a L%l a ; i vgao.hgYiht sad atom a Ima asamtriaat alba mart. combrated area; Rt t . Moat. red awl. whites. T* To2lll.llaaeS, gnu,olgeigatlyarn&malol,Naamuyi, minaTarAcat, a rllpV i. arloy .Eu r, 4TOTgae i rttr ' r d al i t 4 14''' I. •ED iti n tie? cIREORAPR All ordara pro . mptly axacuUd ea lanasble tam*. Itcmgh's Patent Elastic Skirts. RATES & FRANCE, Na. 1 Barclay stree NrAlMlONV—licrat; are day except gum bate the f=flh i e li tiont. tosaufsetturs . 1.... rap- WJAUlibt/DI -at the-late ltraa TV of W - .. ,..shk. : 24 , r g i Vt a koc i z o k Bon% Grgo . saki fengualY Mk hand ;wry oulotr of (Atm 'll:ll 4. ados ht" „AD, .otroodor and . Bow, Gorman 611ver Grotto. - Vilma - • useasm .1111247, • NEW YORK ADVE4TISERENTB. Allawtn4 lid, of Buslnca Yinzes assamcas tt • INt.t , In the city of 2tity York. - ♦COUHDEON itiLIGS. it . It WINO, WEISSENBORN & CO., (late C. tauetz"neret/Parbdtraii"TeViaare. OCITTON BAIL DUCK. 40EIN COLT'S Stiandird Cotton Sail Duck; IL C. SEAM kiX).; Nan 'Pi. greet, Non York. I mt.: Cotton Canna from reenna at= ratan *no, DONA KG'S print Voißz and CoPPS .a .lier. • " 13° and ott Pointers, nalb-tatY-935 OWEN,II.I3NA3IEF. & CO. Importers of axmd !mead= and foreign SlM...lnner Orods.ll2 an • . tap 300.55 COTTENET& CO., Impoiters of French PSTELId'HONIQ, TOO Liberty et., and Cedsrst., eor.Teialty Placa lakporpmes of lame Sllu..te. Joxi-GtoctuarSS 11 M. WESTBRVELT,. Ve”etiazi Blind , Miner. m. 50.18 4. Oakappa, P=tl,. -,_. If OHN DEALER IN ';IVORY,* szia assaultaccree of /vary Goods. Se, /I=e-. d 3 ES' OWEN, 15 Broad St., Importer of '.'•:;ttl i rttic anG auk:101, 434 r. F:ii"l4.Bll4cnt% t ROM, , ICHLLILPES. & II k; ha. /".th PETER ZIOLLEN, Laporte'. of French - Thenisnend ten Dry Good 6 kths, "Write auct an. inumLwocnes..ate, 21 Mout street. Hew TOZIL B.IL&TCH CO., 99 Chambers street, . Alzstbm.mekepteamgd .1 . 0f131,- DA.VIES, , JONES .t. CO., lm.; smurstack,,thrmsy TlVlStablag• Ocrxls, and Num tagelta, SWAN Ma. =Warren attest. A CIEILTALIC EMU:OY. the Mend= 9itu3tang Liniment in Ly Rbsumatist.m. Braise& Zunis; Spraltts. Cht.r. Pike a Sass, an offectusl our for oll'erternal. Dam astute of -atm or sohonl. B. W. Westtarokbricinel oftio , tor •od •.geoptistor, 304 Hfovigray. N. Y. . r294,W.2.55 •• .. L GURATEY, 14o: 349 Biroadwal l the oldes t . and - mato eamazire a...o4lslament.. unozed erpLATLaug'3l,l3 LDWARDS, iitiINFORD CO., Fore • aa Broadway_ Goods wad Pactaga. to and fro= all .3)srts:of tbiwrorld. Arrant ta :Plttgranti. Allmart Co. moLS•l7.taalYs6 • • BSNCIL aIW GXII3IAN PANCT BASSET& 71tARL BS ZINN CO., 52 Maiden Lane, Gmaaa Pane 7 d Trayel, de. . _ . :41 6 tfttrj tIESUP;NO:67 rose ti r New Tart; Co en the sale oral gam gam .r.ht ..srd r.z.c.t.o sad Nagrn Masblosrj. t — COM besSuudters. sts.ets,4ss ¢s far LOVell PAPEIt - WABEHOUSiI in.YBUS MED* CO„ 11 Cliff street,. winsiar k aixamietimkr.ta.A. Paokr Xsirelietarers 9."'"1 tajeres ,MAVIS & BARTOW, N 0.161 • Dookbin vinamipx.et.,,semti af PAPE3 far ..18==r4 am, • _ ~ ~.~ ~,r.,.~.,.. lf Mattiol33l LV 004, 54 Maiden Lane, • -41.1 (waters stitainatxstratarascrYa er"b "VI • (MATES k TOITLR,- No. 279 _ Pearl W•444riaract Garnktrk ems` tams 31 H. POILLON do CO,; Importeza of. rmtiow_h 'ma wbos , Glii4s-;-No. 34 Burial- arraw G00r5,a5...14.. 7r1109 - .:WHITI3 le CO. No. 41. Smith 241 arlavrt;l73lla4stais-41Pikund. nor establlhaintrt. m Goodo—larawsod ansconllid.saartatent: folthar • ExceltiaT gip_it'Mfte Faxto27. ,- - 01INSTON..- - BROTHEnt SIG: C 0..; p-aoti- Coach Makeroillorder_orkattieeisiad •Ilidutiont eta, d.lagtamy City . Pa., bora oil baud atmd aratrucileadrAWlL oteestarotoa Omuta:ant oi(larrlitet.ltookisays, But:lm HolOrior• az. nada la all their yurioaa ..tyl^ with mot regard to durability dud boimty aft olo,fts oil our work tba beat Juniata lora sad ,Eastatti . litUlT. Stepan attended to 011M4 1155a1ti3.211114 tora nay Cal costubudibut who may Mena mil • et:outdoor - 11160 poritetly satitded on _Utak of Tam, •••., Tba• Pittaburyth amid Iduatbodar MuMusoa yoitt Os Par ton. ovary is =Antes di:Murtha day. - bad . . , - \ ••• - --.•--ETNA GLASS WORKS -D ' ' .• WE. DAVIDSON -li . 130. ! - - -,_' -' 4a. - ARUZIXTURERS azoldealersui Vials, •: ota4„..n.a sII kir& of Olm and Ilsd O Rim, ta—io. TS Mykst slaw : Roan Pa attaTatrttion pagto pr!ss a 9441 ttra Importers al' 0. 4 'T. fleet Unrivaled: forfSIDLES.' iefaaonColelxralij r4 BINQ PITTIMIIIRGII'•ZOteII.TiCTO V. aft mr *J3ItiELOWI 4 CO - to Z.'31.. D.Z,13101 4 /714..dER2.: rititibarghi- Penna.., becilEB,.•-.OABRUAZS.- - .:1 1 H-E7Y 3 7 0 , tragles...asul sterit . tlaiption. or Isar, Y.41 1, . 1 4: toordirougawanea Valabotkillalwre - _. BEOne..AL ESTATE OFFICE silv! Ed door ft= Dealer Lt 4,46 5 V , Pia Isce. OA! pnnesty tittueet : 43l4 ..L . . . :, • I 7."„aumuiT oLik P -AND alak OdiAirrna. "1 / 3 7 1131 :NA334 U T i tgerra.' -1, - ,743Tnt j ir i tT ot rir ail =l2l l l , ,r‘T . 4...„„mathrdtzr.... •," F$ 1., 11.LEATHEL. CO. IA, Eri Din E C • l. TIIIRD Stred, PSll,4'Di l MANTFACTITRERS, COUR -',7434o.o4lMaT'lrsit.=ll 701.1"6.14 YAW; toStra f - 'Oil Cloths .Azolliattingli. .. • ;.• ,- N° - ' -oT§9z • ii , AW4lozy - . 65 & d =jr...., , A , is l e anct choice sr l i t i ., i r,,, isrssi. s...ur-1", sad -tot 4IT':.-urv, r riti . ..- i rfii, ~.-.:' .__-.,-!.,.___'. _roc i lt Tarestiz t la - moilio, .- ' " , . i ..':: ;'.l.±.7.P2 o. 4 7 ,lgct:Ta t 'qty m . fokolArr tottli lolorif flos GI illmoP.Oolloo. ii.no /g.r.0., 0- - ~ - : ,, ,-fy •,---. -... LOCI& 011-Vtoills, - - :_. avor. Etc. 24 *Avid. oil onantisi and Flom Sit44olll:!otnetboff sod ofeon .M1 5 4 4 41.1' toa . .serenss swabs Wham' ac.. d•C PI4O 0 • 04 d Tea. CO*" o Mfol...lasta. .41ozknots.Cocos.obil Cotton InetUnr. _. ...t, Baiiirsaltlin , slingc, is all of vildolt VIII to ot -sttoo know outh =ba . , o- - ,. : , , Ilan .I"orlike Bpint-Trads4.' 01 wmitla V 2 E. 0114 C 1.01!. z ,-57 if: f ...., i ...q. •%1 - " t. '' ' '" ''' ••- ' - • 1 ;i - • - •: ,, - '•'- 1 1 ".=g4tert immuu or:l a tcipt..: • -.:' ~ - at lailtt aL. w rer l daalrar d atti ll igrafl a offered to Oft maskeN en 4 as 145,11 as ?ET :.:; ' p er;tq' 4lll , o ° t4r i_ l2ol FllVin u ttlTS.; ' . - ' - '1043.' ' ' Mice wanmems. Kane ktartetd. - • =we d 14 7 1 laltrar 7tl• ".vl, tam 1914"04"4,•' , wmarilitsaa BUSINESS CARDS EIRInUMMMEi3MI 0 •• N . : . • -1 .. e . 4 4 1 ' . Attor imat.l27l, mti t t . lt i A..l43 • t'i , fth greet, be . l, ,W. IiALL, A torney• at Law, •"Bake . win , . Iltaklingar G t stmt. botoront Yourth and II I : Di' • it A i. -, Attorney at Law, fa? OBERT POL • k, Attorney at Law— Career of fifth and Irtroots,oPPoolf. theConrt own RIO% Pitsbura. =ll4, A I V-AtT•LaR. Attorney at Law, otfige .Yeartn'street,:r.sr t• - .1, Plttabargh. j,16-Sty B . • Y, Attorney at Law, 0 1 tsbargla. BANKERS • ND BROKERS. kINIER 'Rankers' n - Alsto Ica• r est Beal F.ssoll Gold , -4sr • Notes, Aar , Locks TASkat Zo. DP: EMI stmt. Pil 4 au= i5am5,..;......50ar Rana, ...MU= id.1.1i21. Ifist.R.A—NEER &:. R kr; ' fiZikera and _EV change Broker. r and NU Gold and Oliver and an— Not.% neotlsta loa pa. Baal Create or Stak Stew tithas_purchua Prom Notes, and Tiros 11111 a on kart. and Watt Buy. and laql toots on Comsclasion. Coll. , Cone made on all point.. tlln Unton.• Jam minter qt -Third and Wood. greets. dWactly onpordt• the St. Obsess .11oteL . arfi I :- WILKIN" — .______ _someLUDZWIO I 4 It C a snit &C 0..) • GB BROKERS,?r.. , PISTSBLI:GH. I s. ',melons of Bankers rt • lua eneloacet nta7olurm instancelng !ha last a 1.• ors departure from their t oratory fats moat= to air t• at noaperodatlons "tan ,Ad• tkete" shall Unapt Us I•• na of our business. Wier ,ne benne:meta, Ira shall not o enatomere and alumro their ntril s elntrat ra shall ND .% • toy WitAINS lERNAN & CO, 1.. ere and Exchange ItroXa.,, N 0.93 Waal pailanxix, re- camera Diamond Alter, ISA"Bur modern Rank No and Oa. Dieconnt Tints Exebar.ge.snd Procluosx ater, snake Collection, in all the principal dila' g i ve Ilnims Reeds* Depadts on call mtd on lutareet. an their prompt a •nant. toall oth er matter appertalrung to a Esker's busineer. ...11M.Eaatern Exchange conetantly fro rile. r01x23.1, Fooanz Arri IN the numerous ea snd Etrekers tbrouddiut . ntositbs,tre are 'addict ti itbde tztablin ham drown PE ledttuude budrime, and tretl Mate l , l7l 4 l CllV ll =el trent The Odd and leidtheetif led that ut. arallug all met , mil• be bete, abLe Jammu et safetr. but that lu. Weeded mote our on ultimate bane innicletSr 11.131M.—.....50arr• ILINNACo Summon to Muter, Batts t Bet keirs,R;ob , sage Drokersand Sa Fo uls .rd tkooaate Krebs." GorDlktt.. ge 4 gl=ll. Notesond Prede—N.W sorter °Mood uad Dcasemt Money melted on Deposit. Sett GhoOrt !Or sale. eollectiotui suds Oa needy all Wad. pal pante of the ma. States. The hlshost malt= paid tn, .7ofeitt otd eIItQ~ An Gold. . AdTunes made. on condremanta or Protium ahft'Ded east, on liberal term.. H. WTT:ir 330mkers and. :V il i r ty.csszr Draken, North Fad =tor of Wood =lor b s= IThorid tern; and odkoctiosu woraptly Wooded . .069-1! 110LMES ,1 SON, Dealers in Foreign J,lj find Domenic 111Welnarl., ,Oortlbstei or Do =l, -Book Not..z 4 V . , N 0.17.1 wartrt streo p t Pitts. throokbot r th. • •- ‘ll Oh. Priud BOOKSELLERS &C. I L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No o"fourth etreot, Apollo Building& - OLIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta tioner, raecesoor to .Derlson k Azure, No. 1. I Mute street, near four*, littebtrrzh. Pa. • ENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Dealer in nattorteri Atm . , No. HT Market street. near - AY k CO., Booksellers and Stationers, No. 6.5 1% - cod street, next door to the corner of Third. COMMISSION &C. WM—MOM:UM:OON & VIIOLESALE - GROCERS, Product land :Commis*lon Merchants, and Dealers In Plttstough Mull:du/Aired ArtlalnY. .Itio.• 219 Liberty •st.. comer of Urfa. littatnorel, Pa.- .spdl•7 jorrEtiOVAl,,--Soringer Harbattita & Co., Ls a rt...Tott Liberty gnat. ereacasuurnn..:....._.__.__._._axstainza ioasTaa EsarINGER EtAitO & CO., (Sumas ilartaval[h..). Commission and forsrandarar • ar,Dealsia in Wool and Prato= aonera/kr..No. ZeS Liberty idtreet.Piitabtarsh. Ps. apl A. A—RAIIDY, c°j".6l44°"n "lc a Indianapolis Agent of the Madison an d RAILROAD, NO.BolPatet st., Pittsburgh, Pa. 31294111 .1. W. • • J.W..131 -. &4.0 VORWARDING. & COMMISSION OLIANTS and Dealers'in all kind. ef.Pittsburgh Mau .Strait. ittsb unctursd Artkla urghs, Levi Pipe and fib.: Lard. No. la Mgt P aus-Ird's4 4.; ttFBANE, Commission and For vszanat 31i.fehaats, dealers la Wag anti - Produce Pittabrzh 31.1.2.11rSistes, N 0.114 Second . apo•lrS3 " .o es o e mcees, , P7minaiDwansoutd Opsnanion Merrebssta. No. IT A EWER lc ANTELO, General Commis -1.41, OANFIELD, late ofWarren,. Ohio, Vomzeridon adtd Tommetot Merchant. =et Whole. oar "Wootertillaserre Llaoto h . attor. Pot and Noe Ath. =el:Western Praha WAter stmt. herrn fitalthfoli and Wood. Pi UMW 1.1111.1,4iL • bpt.ti sh p . Prod7l7 dOaramiacia t.. nim•gbk Maastfact °.°l""r* Stalapti, GHEESH WAREHOUSE.---BLENHY H. ocrums,romrato,urNsalaraldarhshatsad WcZ2Z=Wszar. Plttstrtnt ' musl gO3US PMOMM, Inasrter and Dealer 41k t., 1 , r w n:Lali sad Aim,..2=laagt.Mak•l .aIdeCLINTOOK, Importer and Whole . :_itslo tad basil Dealer iniesrpotlns, nom On . Math, lab and Piano MM., 1 6 1.00.' aumtes DRY 1G MRS, 4421.0]i 00.. nrrixuan...,c- L 221E037 200, S. Mt. A. MASON CO., Wholeole and Retail t Air. r..tri and Et.ola , Dr7, G00d.% 45 1111MPHY BURCHFLIILD; Wholesale sad Retail Dri Goods Ittamisata, alma Nowtb and a !street. Plttaturati. GROCERS. Wallace & ,Gardlner, HOZ E9d LE D BALER It'lN ' Provisions and Produce Generally, Ito.= LIZIRTIr 111WAGALEY, COSORAVE & CO., Whole. -I.F nls Ormon, leard Vo Wood street, Pittsburgb. &GALEY,;-WOODWA.RD £ CO., Whole 13C ". eal•Beemrs. /4431 liszirst street: • • .• • • • DICKEY & CO., Wpolesale , Oro- OM. 40131V - HLOYD WhOlese,l6 Grocers sosco=ossas Blerels¢tl,No.ll3lVood.d =3 Lib. 3116 • : Y 1: A 1 . 4' "•OC. • 0 t rocer," ' Dlidillar,Dealer in Produce, Pittabarall • ••• and Wl:dads ofFerebr -adDomeWc Wine. and • • • cc 016 LthertY Dn band a very lar • :9,01 30311.1.—....—xuani C. cm MOILLS it. ROA.Wholesale Grocent and 'thumbiuni maelanu, N0.194111mat7 that Pitts. WILLIA.W •WCLIIRO, Grocer ; and y V las Dealer, mew or Wood...ild Slathatraela,e bawl bays anitaaalafdiolaGLOCeril , fi Sas and /Yang mat N-a 4. *ea= Dialanng as thaknraa lal/10.13.KUT .I.).ALZELL44.OO:, ,rholtsale Grxerr, Mardwits;_DtlbililO - Prot.tum 1e t3 =1320; 20,1 - Nal!? fawn' street, • CI a :X mI. METSON; WholergLrocz' and Aicla &,iosatfacturoxi .14.1de t 4 19* 1,0107 street. lU.. pan:B 11111.u.4N 11. cario, 9tCANDLESS,IdEANa_.O O :, - (enacimi cro.to.wid4 a StoCandleinkr Wholesale .I:llBeacs,' eight Iron. Zjallkinsall,ool4.3 3 rum. 8114 Flttipurib ,818.44faetw81 1.... 47* . . of Wood sad Wats! its. so D .11 , 00Dai -7 SPRING Ar TIM STORE or BURCOFIELD, Natal Rait sorsa. of Chanel Dlartat at 4. Plttsbark 1 1..ALUESI DRESS _ GOODS... taclucting wd 3 3"11 " . .. 44 kilz3,gsik6grtipa4,TorTliit rr. r:=.= " ._o2rardlas..l4-.lnVe=d. CllbbooS Possum Berra of.o . Gm-ladshrDmiNs. O f t rf ik l =t- or i t f a kr ;:ruai n srk ed abbrs. fatmersi Ii zuriffo. Mlifruar o or iroirVlTAists. Clobb.-Bootbasinss, t.looso sio bbram-Bsrogoo. worn.. .GoeszikkaPiNG Goons:4lA u Gant:: east for Lotspoods.-Nbootlosob Pillow-Coos lint, Um.% Tobbblosbs..Toralliog.-Ssollsts:ote. ..; . I Also:bow area bore bear, babobsug moor.7ftneh 411 " Ult bad. Yes boom Ltootostfaro ILL) owl bomb, Babtlog las. ) 'Jur . 4 4 , c7k ..17 brio, sof begot low llor.bbliti' of bulkren. en Inroby vite _the obis or our resume caskoorrs and barbs . abristlork /Monts ropy to Ombra Of ib Bide oil tutfLeatherAitor6" 0..4. ...South _Third Street, tirbrien Mark at d Chistoof sta., Pbllidelpitt r I .1 : WIt SALE SPANISH Ors.nruStel&tas Woo. TotossolOU.Ssabors nt.,a. t11...AU lators3 IL L :Um In tr.. ri M irolt wsb i trtl. t t obis tho olgtobt fortm pie* .111 tossthors In blab; or taken la =champs for in.... Isetbar Oft Yr.. of Ours *cut UVAL3I. TALCOTT & CQ, (Esucemors to IngeetakstAi Da war b aPosteitcols. Wlxxl stsrt , calm orsoltb 7 614tribuidluss, Etie ltham s sad Lall*Lalaas lawars en hued. . - im13.17 CHOVOLATE, - . - Ma t" a lt . . sal uausr, va a au sa await PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, .MAY 1, 1855. MI3MO 6 cc~83nz.._....____........_._..._.......e. L aotmu* .-S. UIITHBEET & SON, G ENERA.L COMMISSION "AGENTS, ,for • the ealo and meths. of. Rea Egan% Collection of Rent% Negotiating Loamt,on Bonds. Mortgage% A.. No. 140 'third at... Pittsburgh. Fa. • 5a.147 Michigan General Commission end Collec ton Agency Office, L'OR the collection of liome.and Foreign.. alemanttle and another Money_ dams,. Ihndirgan g r Ati,rirT:lV:l4n4ll,l7ATele="4l l 4 4 aint LLTIER rt A DERSON,Detzett. allehlgara. Rerwmain fitabserph—K*64l.Kranrez Rehm nonf arm-White 2 On.. Gazette GMee; Loma.' Ettooort & Co., ktoottocotO. • WArran—Two Agnates or kllahlean tram, ;importable 112,01111011 Carnasaiaa. m.r19.1..rd USTIN LOOMIS, - Real Estate Agent, Stook, , :tesehabdtee and BM 'Broker,. ofttoe NO. 92 Alb tca ythdl street, above Wood. anxious prearmtly j .attended r . SAM lIE L L. I'iLUISECELL, - .Seorotary Citi- Agee Inzussame.oo=psay, liciTater stmt.. re OORDON, Reoretary Western Dgni .roam Co.; 92 'Water otroot. _ GARDINERCO FFIN, AgentforE'rl3.llllin and PA. MADEIRA; Agent for Delaware Mn . tog Inattranes Ocemplay. 42 Weir itreet. music. &c. cinw EL 3IBLLOR, Dealer in Piano Artery EitMusk and Nankai Lutrunuemts, &hod Boob, sad mery.&de .gout fur ettlcterhuts Plano Yon." Ni Wertarn Pensuififardz—No. 81 Wood Meet IRENgy KLRBER, Dealer in Musk, Mu- Aka butruerm Li, sad Importer of Italian ttriiigi. vith aa=l: u=k ?jar= rt trn9 Pianos a DRUGGISTS.' TORN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. ISl'Onf tt.fZeur"'Dl=4.V.,tiVLlTZ,lddogrllg Virgin AD • r. Pittsburgh. iii - ReAlar daunt for Dr. Ford's hiedlelue. 50h.50 ------ 4 - 011 N P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer ill Drugs, Paints. OW, Varnishes uld D.l. null.. 1:a WO ben? erred, Pittsburdb. AU orders erlll receive prompt attention. ifirAdeut for Sebenek's Pulosonto.STrup. mar 24-1 r FAIINESTOCK k CO., Wholesale . normrha....,emmatictorii. of White Load, lied D unt sad Labarge, COra. Wood lad front amts. Fitt.- toch 7 ILE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer IT A Ml it tzsatvaraaames e ..A., knr. iragi Retail luub =oloto. corm,. of Liberty and St. 01112 JSeIIOON3IAKER A CO., Wholesale • roseaelsts. Fe 24. Rood stmt. Pittatrurgh. JOSEPHFLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox a co.. coma Mattet lariat and Dtaniond—Esem 1R511417 QM hand WI and maples aanortmeat of 11Wia. • es. kedlefem Omits. Pafontal...l porAd= : his bush= ..0.14 Akar MANUFACTURI N.G. CASH MUSIC & PIANO *.STORE I:LORACE WAVERS. No. 333' Br or oadiiay; Yew York. 'OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY! Music at Greatly Reduced Rates. - VOTWITUSTANDING tho combination 4.1 or II usie Dealers to lu t 74 thi Mina of nonnotir right mod; asairat theta of nonce composers , and then n fuma to attend to 11. r. Wales the courted of the - trade, De la =thin finswar .aka- birains abundant e,l. dance, that Da hoe outho coutitanance~ nospnt. la his apnoea:ion to Olaf/neat Idoloopoly,ard is his offartt to aid bathe Talent. and to adopt the National *Oneren4. • RIC stook of Arrerinin and Humana Mule Is trnerise. and i t at a dre t t=ci l ithi r aarl o /3=. ! hira: 21= • Great Rad netkrit in His prim ot Plano% Meiode?ns Itualcal Instruments of ensda dapertor Maeda octare Minn for 11111, r=s.lotarlor of le as (tangy. and Instrumento la arm. and as dandle as arbkh acat SM. Piano, of every varlet - T.of atria and Pon $lOOO. comprising than of fen different mariutsctonn. leciOnn Omen the celebrated modern improved HMI= Wall Futon and thefont of Rows Puma of T.Mune Co.'s make. (owners of the . 17.olls'a patent-t &mud band Plume at grant tiorpotar. - Prices from alO to 3.I'CORD & CO. rib . t , r a la r s gr a bs* dlfferentmarinfletotlea. inelud. A W. liimmea Nelod huts HAT AND RETAIL PASHIONADLE - m a.,,OMmt,o States Prl AND CAP 'MANUFACTURERS, um , imiti N a ble tta l f co, suronm,ll,l san mra Marro AND DEALP.B.SIN ALL !HMV& OP MD. and NekenconacionOted Thu bet to the trade, .CORYER OP WOOD 4.YD FIFTH STREETS. mikado. Ad: 1254 per • rent discount W elergrenen and aurae.. All order. promptly attended •to. Muria .ere • Pittsburp, is. to all parts of the country. poet-pan, at the minced rates. - stock embraces Quality style of Hain Deninel sod intact analogues and scbedule of Woo. of and Lints. Dss. Code and Pm. Donnsta. ' Bann Istarded Sr. coy address limn of charge, pacm• • Di ann. 1111108ee3—......00.11. 0003.8101 , .81 ,-.JAAUJILIMZU •113.11 X -.7- WILLIAM BARNIIILL k` co.: 61 Penn et., below Marbnry Pittsburgh. ROLLER MAKERS and ' SHEET-1110N' WORKERS, Manalkedarm or Harnitilra Patent Ts. Enl=nals. Briebog Ara n.,4 st.os Pipes,- Goo dman, Salt Pans, Ram Pa Iron Yawl, or Life Boats ate- BlaskllMitille Work. Bridal, and Viaduct Irons, ca. Repairing done on th e abortart notice. no:Cslsd. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail • Manufacturer and Dealer in Cabinet, Ware, N 0.83 JIM Meet JOIL'SWETIIERELL, Manufacturer of PATENT. BOX VIOBA. • maim BOLID BOX and BRAZED BOX VICES, corner of Andenon and Bob. Inson sheets. on* Kum* Brom 11. nand street RAU.. Al. logiteny' onatnen Hats and Caps. I' WILSON t SON keep constantly on .4 , :t t ajszat a deserl d pir ow.d varaty at Ilsta 4.1 fihaosubla flat or &rt.:4 ard dump. *os Than. do g/oareZtO ■4ta na a on Won. parebming eimnrbere. roltAt 2.3.t0n, aru.aa. '• ings Roggen & Co. NOVELTY Liv WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. ELACE and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, Nttlo and Ortin do.; Platt= and Counter do 4 Dna of all down :In t ro and 'Mann Latokus. Codes .2dnl* of rations nt be ... n=ld_ pattoror. Botta and Yarteoluien .4.ofria lc= Bad "nns*ltr W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WWIB, 512, dllcout 523 Laney- end. opoarile •iti7d4 stroge. Tombs Grnve Stones, -LT& ThnAhoy Tops, Mantels, ItOpoelne Stoned, Pm., any. on band, and made U. rider . mashinees. at tha byes; ima. Threw bundred miens.' and miected d. slgna for Matadmethie,4>n band. black and flab Mar. bieloralebed to the read. at the lowan arisen AU cedars nith despatch at 11 9 Meets stseet. - as= W. W. WALLAtar.. Penn Cotton Kills Pittoburgh. R ENNEDY,:a c ILDS' to CO., - Mannino Ara No. I ham. 4-tEhestlemiX Str t elß/s E of alio*. stet shades " B P:1Mo sad hash Rape of.o sins sad dos i crlp 3 "the 11. the ttardersze Stare ar Logaa, Wham Irma strait-via lssaateestlea. saki: TO DEALISRB IN' WASHBOARDS. 01NZ 1 347 0. RICE. of 'Cincinnati, invented a Tellable hipronnent inweeeeen. to, which he %Pete= Int/n..1819. geld Improrement amtst ed In properly tesparlakthe Erten of • chest of Zino tor other suitable metal and there canting them to istraal at eat thelr way. Into the solid_ wont. alde e or lose of . Weallboard: the methrds oveneately employed, haring leen to plough grove er trda tterflee to reeetv• the me. Ulla plat.. 0: RICE subseeinerttly sold his entire (ate .1 Wad oweallip to Bald Patent to the enbutrlber, mho Is now SolePeopetafer. thereof, . welt as eedy aufhorined man. stfooderre of IMPROVED' PATENT ZINC WASHBOARDS. harine =ended 'the late fain of Wayne , . Batley &Co; In that hosinese.. Induced by the pcpuletity.d extrudes select ealdretentedWashboarda. - them. ri u l ji l:ze gu t r , d t grelia=: Ida Sind by W 4 Patent. Buns hare been eocs•nead end ere now an In eertehipattlee, known to be thin engaged, and it In my Intention to prosecute kr all In ftineenunts span my level and just right to theetteet at the law. .AZ person, theresme matloned wand =dewing or dealla in Zlno Washboards. led* qtir ti te. moor paten Itres, unless Doodad O. Brae Pennine. It may be wen to remark that 4rlstlor in the shape of the clime. cub. employment tnr Pste.t• g aln l e WnW which the msaa of the Board nap depends, Yrtio=e =den forthe pennies mark tetnettfar senell.d and thence execute/Ist ne low Hen as an of - the unto• thensed toatee,by JOIIEPIIIF. WAYNE. bobs Proprietor and Ilannftetarerthereot; • mat garkleare More. N 0.198 Idalnlst.; I ci atlte 6th, Ohlo. - - a. SCOTT, Dentud, Fouitn • ATI float rut of MUM.. Oda = A ta.. , %=.. t.4 : • - jos Barbises Indigo Bine . • nARLOW'S INDIGO ' BLUE ie ninv ectablithed a the bat article - . mrcaael for Blue ing Clothe* It le entreely free from a ® or *athlete in. to the Boat en tl aml. t Ali oneekeepere who hamot need It will fLudlt fl much cheaper and leas trouble than Imago or any other article ant. The great demand for It brought out ar e a of Istardiens. Bouseltergen and Commmere hi ehreful to get Branum licaraw•a._pot. up. at. ALFRED WILT , BERGER'S DRGO STOR No. /69 X. SECOND - PHILADELPILIA. gtorekeewni can get then.. .pollee from the Grooms and DeTeeltai they deal with. at price . it litlal ' Hiffe . ..43; PA INTR. Aiiim4rx.i. ora STUFFS=.. de...with a tiretwate ounortment at every. thing ho the line. litorakeepers,Thygdane and Ifairtare toms supplied atre.DDM rues. ALVBED WILTBEHO Drumdst. ip74m - tio. ICI B. Second r • Ifitelligence ce,., O.'C St. CZALIF 5T11 . 12Z7.!“ QERVANTB.of all delphriptioni supplitia loj Private families and "totals are remeetrull7 gakited to small themeless of the WOW." new ered. Pan mere Son offered as guarantee lot future £llll=l.. . .N 11.—Oo1 eettons vrtasptig att4suleP to._ 4 feg-tyd • - JOS. LEWIS. (I mo& PEN NA. • RAILROADr—Wa# • V 110 lbw= of fife& to earaplrle an order. ir A: - salmi', w 621.1 moat reipoctfully /11 ge f ret ' rdeel b rt ' leigatOo k rtlab b nc_ d' C 't 1 4 1, "14t en . triode aseartment of Venni. Band; als? %Walt= Ml ' U. Ins us made to order, In the tut sCyle, warranted equal to any to the United Elates. •Ms Mode can be remove( without tbe old of a =OW driver. Merl..22Vannl . Omsk, tool and wood of the . Cabinet wco b.n4 • ,Banaser 2.llleClellend, I atiwreparedio turnleb tbs old customers u satbawntelo at Wu. willt as .2 :bete du, wow, ho.b Woodetrwat,Pl/49r • AIINDBY BLUE—The atteetton of filial 1J eon tfluei•eotovo 41atitta to thin MAIL vhLth. b. .mply Indigo diadem), WWI aU IMPopert!te retinae nviemetry "atm Toranamerer the mmussonvel InCtlgt, the tdvantura o * f MbP•rtb7 • WU , 11 .. t0 clottmlitt Willat of .r.oirou'rturt. Ing to tbe llct sp ettit i Dot more than am bar of the •-ledbre ma to. dluohed brie* , tem 'at to mstirrlr deatltnte MAST mostetttol.tiotte to cloths. , We IranW poltalt • teat, god warrant ft to be es Mttrbriaml• Yet MO tzt Jcang RAver..l Hagan a AM, t O 91 Market et , are closing out theirem tire stock ..... , v erfkir Goods at. inuturaiatilecaunt to , th m a ns "P . oa =ofth ° 20 1 . kroOLll 1 Wool DeTil h w 72 = 6 _ Mid otherrame with ' List of }Jr. the MllT{Pa ri r f4Bss. BtfROILFTELD - --• ROM commicortiverr.. . On -Monday, A lm.qh !-• Their af tIPM , JO 000 D& nb AL::- ALISON. CO:anima opening) • MOO sad pickaxe of Calleow am BUZIMOV &aft. Lawns. deLidue. .hica bees meowed at tb• tult• Da l 7 o2 P b orr at amehleso tee ac Meson • o.lr _ open on Yon& ; 14b.11121.59 - ' Plidd ja fOOL PLAIDS--A. Moon' Zt. Co. - are a zzgostur Wm* at tbdirPlaids gib Own 'NEW YORK ADMITISRMEsas. From VISSCIEER r SCHELL'S Ciereial Lstralltlaz N"uo N0.3.1G ) and Broildiror, N. w York. Nita Wo. 60 Ngrotreet. - EM=2M=MI PAPKII /14NGINGS, IISOLIELLII A.ID, . THOMAS - FAYE,R, QO., • " • 256 and2s7;Broadway,,Nar:lcirk, Directly Avoids the City 11.11 A Pat! constantly at .I)und• a full itooli of ■ American and French Paper Beddeei, Prints, Custala Pipers, Bed . Tastem steams, Lindecapcs.da, of every stria Merehince Winn in their ' stocks, can Leap from drat hands, as era nusnufacture Wyatt' and Import direct teem' *such atanniecturera lir whom Mr* sole agents In the Unital State& • • ' Our retail Om:talent the richest styles of Docorm i or ,.. 'lmportation. funs* velum desired. Crean our eplandid collection or essuli. • Artistic Pas= Hangers • to anr Dart alba UDited Stites. rahltaame Fmbrellas'aird•Paraeols. SORNI:* S3l.lrE; WHOLBSILE liiigVtevußEß, 234 and 235 Broadway, New York. The most eitensive in the weld. • ,• We fall in. the . ptice of materna-le, eon b.ll[Ttiati;tr t gl i l=a r ,,, O . l. 4' ° gra 8 mark et, trad and to offer te morobanta. at Tory km prim!. too largest and mat complete soortnotoot of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to beformd in. Europe re Anterita. Nembant• olaitin g Now York to buy thei r good., are rorlawtrollr tern.' to and examine the atookNeor N.H.—Please out this card out and put /tin ponr_pook, ot rrook for mammas. 30/3N 630.18, m.b9-2:orr . iianatacturer. 1855. MILLXSFERY. 1855. Mrs. WDI. 811.111DION8• • • 1641/rorefmaY, 1,3 now prepared to - aiiribit, and offers fo sale to wholesale gad retail Theme. at, the lowest wn. le each ;Mom, the tarsrost, and em 4 *heed .to a o Preach, English and American Ifildnery and Straw Dood rrentoNeed litany one eitablislanant is thle 'city; entml tfmt superior to her former aamrtationa Thor hare been selected with great rare by these:alai:gated French milliner, Madame Lahalleni, of Pail, and Iln. farads. tine, of Bond et, London. P. 13.—,Pattern Bonnet, constantly Ms hand. Orders by malV.3l.sc,tually attended to. Mrs. 15,111110N8, 6641troadnar, Fan 'York. Daguerreotype Naleriabolo. sent ore respecter requedsetk, am this ad:trau mas/ loony Dogurreect imareir lowa -4, i . NTHONY'S - eneral Depot of Materials roe tha Dassierreeityps. on for picture. oat/twee on.l . Catalogues ftirialshed ortspullastion. Goods eau ts, mat by elves. parable o n d•Deetr. Sal Partieses vith wboot as are usamusintsd. rout glee raft, to tbeir ability to Vol for ths Veda OU arrival. or remit with their order exam stl to °over sapettses ot trio. Portaaon. feZ-Ziors. S. ASTIIONY.3OB MooOsesr. N. Y. Nita York Bag Manufactory. AM, Flour, Feed,. Grnin, R ominy, ohot.tuckwheat. Salt. Guano and all other kind, of a made and printed to order by machinery exit..dew patch. Addreo. al above. IT Platt street. New York. fb27-nme WM. SIMMO NS, Wholesale Dealer i n STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, 14 , 3 MT 932 BROADWAY; Straw Goods, French Flowers, &c. CAS purchasers. are solicit:l to examine su outdoor of STRAN639 . Op . ___„,S • pr. it Flower; fe n ... to rid to Shot of oar, other strar t touoCin thel C4tl. h 41""" " ietano, " tristritg 110nErk yoZ n ati . 714. 2 rie. tr.: villa we offer to a lMlifft i uv or 9 .: . air= It. e l orNl 1 1 am. Now Uri. I s 3. a l BROTHERS dc COti wHotrAATAI DRUGGISTS, 1"0/21C. Hart reemeed te.n.170 Rll6dse ef...enr.inkekeemi, BUNG the leading Drugs from their tuatkste, bath in Taste and Zag Indies. and Wo French and Suglbin (Themleale, Perfumery. Tenth. Neil Ann Hair Brnehm. Heir Ohms anti Enyttet Ptril and Trieste dpunges, Oreke. Smne,4l4. ne.,.they—erkse them on the mostreeseaate terms. Ueda* CUL= In Iterntn.nr by well, *MI erodes thole beet atteaticut. Jel.l4thev ALDERMEN. L Donaldson, &derma. OFFICE, corner of renn and St. Clair eta. ruesaarsb. All business siertalulak to the reloa 0 mum. will be promptly attandad to. fen4yel Patrick *clCF!inal- ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD. ■ (n \J FFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets, b (Damorti ocemplod u lg rthlorm Limb.) rrtierodll of th e Yews l,ll ' l " rr promptly at o tortsVo! " "4" '4 MISCELI:ANEOUS. BTKWART & KILGORE, MANCRAPZIIIUMB OF COQ/KING. HEATING. - - • FANCY S AND TOVES, ORATES, FENDERS,.. Pipes, Boni, awlall Foun n& dry Castingi of • OFFICE AND WARM/0 USE, No. 267 Libarty St., corner of Hand, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT-H. PATTERSON'S Aju r LIVERY AND SLIM iifflaw Aerryberiur Diamond Ord and C splto4f ITITSIMIttnt. ASHLAND HMO, ASCII STREET, 4.130111 BEVILITII STREET, PRILADELPHIA, H. 8. BBN 80N, Psoesinrroz. qf tkard. WO Pei daY,lll Um A IBlit—ld WALTER P. ALARERALL,IMportei and v Deatain Platu,Plpad and Nankin - Paper Harr bp tio.. fin Wad lanai riadnagh. boa Art orate catenated mastninapea, .mss; , rAiIIoFASHIONSFORLADIEFDRESS• EB—The Parish treehloos MR, dtreetpereteemes t. on sale on the Iseltomhno z g a l i . „num 2:421111i Penn. sham Eland street K. lam= grim JONES & CO., OPRZTORB KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE; E:RWILEDING AND COMMISSION Busaciuns,Calsal Basle, Snenth stand. littr • • 11410311, lard, Lod On, Mau Pnrk, 8.0. Ihina Klat'a 111* tea and Zio,lSalt, Antbnadte a nd k . Inm, Ballast Met and oar. Antrim:n*oW. nun BANKMEt --HOUSES • JOHN T. 'ROGER • SIEW YORK No. sotrrn SD 211ILLDELPIIIA, pflysEußwy, .ALLEGHENY 00. SOMERSET SKMERREYOO.. MOUNT PASOAN% ThTIKOR/TD 00. lilies. P_ONNELLSVLIJA KARIM= 03, ; UNIONTOY7N Dopoolli o reedv s &ilidnetm.iMS oiSdo, Drafts sad coil Rio ts, sad F.p•do .sosgst Stooks No and , oth.SisoMitW towas. bought. old sad sold vs ecoomosios, Oonstpondlso• awl oceoetlaas sondtad. =YAW' Attorney. at Lciw,. and., Eaten. Collector • euana TNT oraii•Arrp rxh,v ime sr-rnza Lvarthi RAILROAD, yye • w.rns,llolmos, ToPearawas,Colambians,lll=l=4 g u .d a. t, portae,Thualmll.llabantord *them Me e Th ifrinta b i , •&& & Co, } Thaa • * . /f j* tervititr a'ft . '" l4 ''C" lliWC—lhbr l l 4 lb. i mi. " tjq. eor. „,..'33OOTa AM SHOES, 1' WMOLEIJALE ANA RETAIL. TAMgIIILOBB, i 89 Market And 6 Ur4ork . i d s , n p f see froze the Market not*: Pins would link= his nencerrone M aeda and tole team, at he hal test Toothed him Spine and neuajner -Mode, tot Tatieueee. sad OP* laant ova; not 1,0112 In the whiten elthe. - • The partiewareassettea btea-tie taineleei LiaCerell sported atom atclatteille seet Feuer Meta end eiteppees et alt depreintlenit also a enne iteek eatihildrors' GAIT Yanerehos• edit& rumen:Ms Detected liarlienet an. C. b.eatie ne ntrasinitand' Weering 4 artidss. th 4 4 . 4 ,44 1, 4iA anientitkeetuiblie In tn - es yrlw we? seta t e a all In the ci. , DeL sell: eentlenteerto_ sum es hetatetera, bled 9s, „„pee and omumair erear.lee the Emma Ape en 4 ' the best easteetste.— apit•tt . . Black. Diamond Loa of At A ng f rtan to Philadelphia= lid of sub aioath. fiant. Phlti_bdolhtt teak! re2, ,, j b gbWif. ‘. ' AlsiletotZaad Itlchard. 0:=6 , 96.bai 41:411. b., 4 Pusse• i tla. az t l t4.4 egontraii iicat ramosyaw, - 1 . . No. co udety Prtutatret4n; 416MAIP1411tra 8 !: rro: 94 37)=FttiiiLi. z " ' • 11411 " 117 ' 44 — l3* .attended. ordent ;may rweatxt tgadit:T=4l the Merest. telorsteteis maw, PITTSBURGH GAZ TUESDAY, MOISIM ING, MAY 18E5. Correesendeneeer the LesileaTimea An Armistice as serauthol. Barons SkVASTOPOL, Monday, hibich 26. Early 'on Saturdaymoridg a flag o 4 trace was sent in by the Allies, with~a proposition to the Russians for an arinistio to buy the dead, which were lying In num to or six Rns steno M every Frenchman and Engliehman—in front of the Round Tower and MaineiT and, af ter some delay, an answer in thea ffi r ative was returned, and it was arranged that tea hours should be granted for collecting and carrying away the dead on both sides. The noes spread through the camps, and the races, Which the Ch 11815011113 d'Afrzque had got up inl excellent style, were much shorn of their attractions by' the opportunity afforded to no of meeting our enemies on neutral ground. All the ravines leading to the front trenches were crowded with officers haeleningen horie Mid foot down, to the. scene of So Pinch hard fighting. The crests of 'the hills and the elopes in front of thbatteries were covered with men, and they , tted the - deadly interval between th e batteries, Mob bad , t been before occupied alone by thousands of tons of shot and fragments of shell - dischiarged by French and English and Russians daring this protracted liege. The day was beautifully bright' and warm. White flags waved gently in the faint epring•bieese above the embrasure of our batteries, and from the Round Tower end Mani- I elan. Not a wont had been visible in front of the lines an instan before the emblems; of peace , were run up to the flagstaffs, and a stiffen gun from the Mapleton, and a burst of =eke from , Gordon's batteries had but a short time previous-' , ly heralded the armistice. The instant the flags were hoisted, friend and foe swarmed out of the embrasures. The Riflemen of the Allies and of the enemy rose from their lairs In the rifle pits, and sauntered toward each other to bet:laid their grim handiwork. The whole of the space be tween the Russian lines and our own Wee filled with groups of unarmed soldiery. Passing down by the Middle Picket Ravine, which is now oc cupied by the French, and which mine down in front of the Light Divisitn camp, I came out up on the advanced French trench, within a few hundred yards of the Mamelon. The eight was 'trumps beyond description. French, English and Russian officeri were walking about sainting each other courteously as they passed, and occa sionally entering into conversation, and s con stant interchange of little civilities, eubh ai of fering and receiving cigar-lights, was going on in each little group. Some of the Residua. offi cars were evidently men of high rank and breed ing. Their polished manners contratited re markably with their plain and rather coarse clothing. They wore, with few 'exception; the invariable long, gray coat over their uniforms. The French officers were all en yrandeleeta, aril offered a striking contrast to many of oar herd officers, who were dressed a' la Bataklava, and wore uncouth head-dresses, catakineoats, and nondescript paletota. Many of the Russians looked remarkably like English gentlemen In "style" of face and bearing. One tall tine look ing old man, with a long gray board and iitrange ly 'shaped cap, was , pointed out to us as Heitman of the Cossacks in the Crimea, but It did not ap-• pear as if there were many men of very high military rank preterit. The Russians were rath er grave and reserved, but they seemed to fra ternise with the French better than with our selves, and the men certainly got on better with our Allies than with the few privates of our own 'regiments who were down toward the front But 'While all this civility was going on we were walking among the dead, over blood-stained ground, covered with evidences of recent fight. Broken muskets, bayonets, cartonch-b - oses, caps, fragments of clothing, straps 'and belts, pieces of ' 'hell, little pools of clotted blood, ahot—ro'und and grape—shattered gablons and sandbags, were visible around as on every side, and through the midst of the crowdstalked a solemn preces sion of soldiers bearing their departed comrades to their long home. I counted 77 littera borne past me in 15 minutes—each filled with a dead enemy. The contortions of the slain were hor rible, and recalled the memories of the fields of Alma and Inkermann. Some few French were lying far in advance toward the Mamelon and Round Tower among the gabions belonging to I the French advanced trenches, which the Rue- slum had broken down. They had evidently been slain in pursuit of the enemy. The Rua ' Mans appeared to treat their aead with great re , epect. The soldiers I saw wore white-faced and , seemed ill-fed, though many of them hacipower- I ful frames, square shoulders, and broad cheats. I All their oad who fell within and near our lines were stripped of boots and etukings. The ' cleanliness of their feet, and. in moat cues, of ; their coarse linen shirts, was remarkable'. Bev , end sailors of the "equipages" of the fleet of ' Sevastopol ware killed liatne attack. They were generally muscular, fine stout fellows, with rough soldierly faces. The Russians carried off all the ' dead which lay outside our lines to the town'', passing down between-the Mamelon and the , Round Tower. In the midst of all this-stern ev- 1 ' !duce of war, a certain amount of lively con- . vemstion began . to spring up, in which the Rue- ' elan officers indulged in a little badinage. Some of them asked our officers "when we were com ing in to take the place," others "when we thought of going away?" Some congratulated us upon the excellent opportunity we had of get ting a good look at Sevastopol, as the chance of enterer view, except on similar 00011310D5v was not, lie their opinion, very probable. _One officer asked a private. confidentially in English bow many men we sent into the trenches? "Begtrra, only 7,000 a night, and a wake covering party of 10,000," was the ready ..reply. The officer laughed and turned away. At one time a Ma li= with a litter stopped by a dead body, and put it thto the litter. He looked round for a comrade to help Lim A Rousse at puce advan- , cad with much grace and lifted it, to the infinite amusement of the bystanders; but the joke was ,not long-lived, aa a Russian brusquely came up and helped to carry off his dead comrade. In the town we could . see large bodies of soldiery in the streets, assembled at the corners and in the public places. Probably they were ordered out to make. a chow of their strength. The Russians I denied that Prince Menschlkoff was dead, but , they admitted that Admiral Isturmin was killed. He was one of the principal officers engaged in , the-destruction' of the Turkish fleet at Sinop% , and the User had' rewarded him by giving him ill order of St. GePrge of higher distinction than : that worn by Pripet MMiehikolf, and of a elms which is generally accorded' only to successful Generale who hue conducted an army and closed a triumphant campaign.. A distinguished look ing man, who complained that be was likely to be deprived of his algae in his yacht this, year by the war, was - Pointed out to us as P;lnce Ba riatinskt Owing to some mismiderstandirig or other, a little fusillade began amengthe rifle. men on the left during the' armistice, and die. tithed bur attention' for a moment, but it was soon terminated.; ' General - Despot and several ofcers of, rank of the edited army visited the trenches daring the armistice, anti staff officers warepresent on both irides to • leo 'that the men . - did not 'go out orbocuids. The armistice was over about 'three o'olonk. Scarcely had the white flag disappeared behind the parapet of the Mineola before- a round shot from the sailors' battery went slap through one of theembriumre of the Russian work, and dashed up a great pit- I les of earth inaide. ' T he Russians at once re - plied, and. this' noble of cannon soon re-echoed' through the mines: . It was carious .to observe the masses of shot and shell bathe ravines which had been tired by the enemy at eur,meti on their way to and from thelienchea: It was impossi ble for them , to see us, but they ponred their shot and aill - right into-the path .from tha Round Tower, the Mansion, and the ships. Barnett bun Afasurr—Quairrratr Murata or bon Blarrias.—Binantaume, ARIL 12th.— The attendance at tbe meeting held at Doe's Ho tel to-day, - like the ono at Wolverliatentob yes terday, was far from being so numerous es =dal of late years, ' , and the time of • the proceedings was rather of a' despondent than' exhilerating character; but the business despondent`, not worse' than a week ago. : Although the nominal fail of IL per ton; adaptedif forthlghf ego, 'vas still ad hered to by the =Acts of . ..marked" iron, the quotations among thinecond altos makers, and 'even among some of the first manufacturers, were wider and less definite than for some months pasta The flat appeared to be admitted, such is the system of underselling:which prevails in the market, ut& iron • can be' botight at'much less thicrthedsolared Vitae' As 'a matter of course _eny of the first firms in' the. district; 'istherV te an sell it a loos, are eantrarling their -make, and If an inipriaved demand, as some anti cipate, should speedily take plaCe, a sudden ad vsace in price may be anticipated.- Offeris for fenders far Goverpmentand other contracts have days made , tlitdr - 10peenance in Biatfordiltre,' befit is :extremely questiona ble whether firm of first-rate standing will tender at existing rater. , •The'followinktney be taken as tecarrect statement of the prices which ruled' al_ the meeting -to-day Bare (standing marks)' 84 per ton; hoops BLf *eta 9L 10s.; 'nail ro& 8L - There were, hawirar.' needy seU lore of common makes offering bare at -from 10e. to IE4: leas par ton. - :- The Welsh iron trade was represented by; ma kers from the 'plinth:edit! who were present' to bo deold#4,iltns, iii coneequenhe or orders 'air .en out and seeepted. - for between 600,000 and 800,000 tons of Iron. eldelly for India . , Thelma induction - of 10 peroat - In the vita of the Webb irenrain, will render the lionmasters or thcelo &OW , .better to , =Spate with the Sflacid . 443*TaikArLi.-:,q, • .• The Governor of lf.ansas, what le? Who made him? -Why was he made ? Do she stand J .. for anything ? flan he a irmetion ? reeponsi kility ? anauthority ? a jurisdiction ? Is he re ally a bearer of office ? Is there a kof gm- ' bernatorial life in or about'hins? "Cii ui he a man of straw, a thing tricked out in official kerb, with a broomstick fora backbone and chaff ;or brains? It is high time for those whose handy-work he is to give an account of him, to tel us what Manner of creature he is. If Goverior Reeder is not a abut; so made and so kept n he ought to know it and 'the' country ouht to now it.— Either he himself is an imposition, or he is most outrageously imposed upon. One thing is cartain--43overnor Reec, er practi cally counts as nothing in the administration of Kansas. The' Territory Is at the mire) , of a moat abandoned set of vagabonds the most abandoned that ever polluted the soil of a free, country. -There is actually neither Go , ernor nor Government. Brute forge , is the, tell tolthH Men have talked of the Nebeaska iniqUity ;_but 4 that iniquity is spotlessness Itself in cemparison I with the - abuse whieg has been made of .d. The pledge-breaking wan bad enough, but it was done in the name of a principle; it ' now Abe principle itself that Is set at , and, in every conceivable way, outraged. Th destroy= era of the Compromise invoked the rig t of pop ular self-government as a justificatied 0? their bad. faith, and therewith alone they caviled their case. The Compromise disposed of, it is' now the turn of the popular right itself, and its trustees, to suffer. The agreement of 1820 IMP superseded by thedoctrine of squatter sover eignty ; the doctrine of squatter sovereignty is superseded by invasion and violence. it is ab solutely certain—as certain es full anti =con tradicted testimony can make it—that the elect Lion in Kansas for delegate to -recent Congress; and the election for members of the t rriterial legislature, were both controlled by armed intru ders from Missouri. The real settlers-of the country were outnumbered by men Who took possession of the polls with the strong blind, and voted without right The Missourians themselves who engaged in this business not only admit it,, but they boast of it. The journals of Western Miseourinotonly furnish accounts of, th/idepart urea and return of the different data meats, but make grand flourishes over the i success achieved. The only coloring they Seek to put upon their baseness is a pretension thai the er rand of the invaders was to baffle like i n vasions from the Eastern States. Is is transparent mockery which only adds insult to injurY. The use of it by a journal of this city, which dams to be respectable, and has, froth the owed, dons -all sort of work for the Nebraska swindle, will not help the mauer in the least. The apology is as false as the offence is vile. The people Who have emigrated to Kamm from the Eastern -States have gone there to Settle, to buy land and cultivate it, to cast In their lot with the fortunes of the rising State. They go to make the terri tory their home—a home for themselves and their children. They are, in gametal, ,men of character—intelligent, enterprising, order-lov ing. They have taken the minister and the school-master with them. There isnot a State or Territory west of the Ohio whose -pioneers had, in the main, so respectable a character as those who have gone and. are still going frau the b e ast to Kansas. If they choose to go out in companies, if they see fit to avail themselves of any agencies,- organised or' unorganised, in. order to produce concert of action and secure common ends, they have- a 'Perfect right to do so. No arrangement of this sort can, in the slightest degree, affect their character as edam ; . and time this character alone, under the law of-Con gress, do they derive the right to vote:- The people of Missouri, who have taken posseesion of the ballot boxes, for the most part are not settlers.. They are eheor interlopers—riding into the country one day for a bad purpose and out of it the next. Their abitdis, both preient and prospective, is In Missouri, and all their civ il rights lie there. They have no more right to a vote in Kansas than they have to a vote in Il linois or lowa. They are In no settee squatters, because they are in no sense- settle:re,. and they therefore have nothing to do in squatter sover eignty. Their taking 'part in it, as they have;' is a flagitious namtation. If they do not like the Northern and-slavery emigration societies; let them counteract- these with pre-slavery emigra tion societies. The way is as open on the one side as on the other. It is nobody's beldam how the emigration 15 effected, previded - it be real. The actual settlement_is the.only point in law; the Waal settlers the only parties in in terest. The wrong has been committed. The ques tion now is, shall it stand. Is this usurped doh to hold good? Gov. Lieeder is a witness 'against it, but what is GOT. Reeder without the support of th&Fedcral Goveznment He has not a; man at his command. So far from being in a situation 'to extend protection to others, he has been without protection himself. He has been covered with obloquy, been visited with the deadliest threats, he has been obliged to repair to Washington to make his extremity ltetter known, and upon his heels Comes a proclamation that his power is at an end, and a demand is made upon the President of the United States dust a governor shall be designated in the same way as the Legislature was chosen—in other words, that the origima shall be carried out with aSt instrument.• The President ha bet oneline of duty. He is bound to make the Federallaw respected. He is.bound to protect the territori al rights of the settlers of If.ansas, and to up , hold, in all the 'breadth of its application, the priaelple of Squatter Sovereignty. He in boUbd to invalidate the' late election as a monstrous piece of illegality, and to provida'Goveiner Rea der with an armed force sufficient to protect the polls. Re is bound to install Governor Reeder, the judges, and the marshals, into notonly nom nal, but Into ,resipower, and to provide them with every meaner for completing the organiza tion of the Territory in accordance with the law which gave it existence. If soldiers are neces vary, soldier:timing Le sent Bayonets would be a thousand time% better turned against these depredators upon civil rights, these handlta of civilisation, than against the wronged and suff ering Indiana of the wilderness. The President, who has the power, muse either undo the. wrong or ehare the guilt. lie is to act neither as nn antislavery man nor as a pro-slavery man—but alt the Executive of the. United States, sworn to see that the-Federal laws are faithfully carried into effect. We hale yet seen no evidence that the South ern people will sanatien or countenance these trespasses.. We cannot believe that.-they will; but whether they will or not, official duty mains the lame. The sisttlyrs of Kansas milt be protected in their rights; , the sovereignty which the law, consecrates, under the guaranty and with a fall Understandhig.of which the settlers have moved their homes, =bat be fully sustained and yindicated.—H._ Y. Cour. .5- Eng.. APPRAZMICMS 73108111117 L.-At tailed' Lots 000 of the company was allowing a very rare gold coin, which pasted round the table on plate, n 4 gave rise to many eappieitions auto its age, country, value, /to. The-conversation then gradually branched ofe to other subjects, till the coin was forgotten, and on.,the - owner asking for it, to the eurprise of all it was not r to be found. A gentleman sitting at the foot of the table was pbserved to be in much agitation, end as hie' embarrassment teemed to increase with the continuance of the search, the company were about to propose a very disagreeable measure, When suddenly a waiter entered the 'room, saylog "Here is' he coint the cook :has just found it In one of his finger-glaseci." The relief to all was manifesti and now the impacted stranger for the fast time spoke as, follows: 1 43entlemen; none of you can rejoice more than myself at the recovery of the coin; for picture to yourself my painful situation;, by a singular coincidenie, have a duplicate of the same cole,ln my purse! (here' showing .it to the coMpany.) The idea that, on the personal search which would probe: 'bly be proposed, I would be taken. for the par lolner atria coin, added to the fact that I ate stranger here; with no - one to vouch for my' in; tegrity, hadshiest driven me distracted. : The honesty of de; cook, and a lucky accident, has saved my h000r." The friendly congratulations :of the company soon effaced the remembrance o f their tthiuse:raepicions. On Itaart.Jha. ba happiest man I Imes tier known Is 'one far enough from being:rich in ' matey, and vibewill never be eery much nearer to it. His calling litti hip, and he likes it, rejoices it its process as much Bain its results.. 'lle Ims an Wive mind, well filed. He reads and 'he thinks.. He tends hls'gsrden heroic sunrise eve ry morning-;then 'rides sundry pillar by the rail - ---does_ ten home work ba - toWn—whence re turn,, hippy and CheerfaL':. With his own smite he catches the: earliest' smite - , of the zombi; plucks the-first rose of his gaidm, andwomw'. to his work with 'the little flower tails hand and a great one bite-sonde ro lard kis 'heart. He runs with charity, as the Blond with rein; end it Is with him as with the clond--what , riondtig from the cloud Ie tarn to the meadmis; IS a WAIN* of emits to the cloud thwppours It oat:- The hap , plates of one affections fills the good mim, -and he runs. ,over - friendship mod lore-connubial, parental, filial, Mealy; too,' and philanthrepla besides. Wm life is a. parpettud.‘trup to catch tambeam,'? and it always "trine" and takei it in. I know no man' who gets more out 'of and the seeret of It is that' e dces hlsduty to himself; to his brother and to Ids Ood: I - know Helicon, and learned teen-nen of great tidal position; audit there - 11 'genius . in Ancerlca; I latowlhat—bat , a happier man Uwe* . frses. known.--amessa rilsodors Ark". •,,: Ti, TT- Lumg .LXVIIt7rNUIVIBER 214. Bergen - -Triode; '• ITU Num: iloarins.—The following is an extract of a letter front a surgeon, - dsted Camp before fiebstrapol; March was up till helflett Wee o!clocktbls a:torah:lg with wound ed Frenchmen.. The Eat:laves will soon be ex terminated .at the rate they are lotting men.— These night attacks are horrid &fairer there are always mistaken; last night the Freuch on the left of their adianced works mistook BLISEIIIDI for English, end the English on the extreme tight thought the Ruselans were Free& Bcme fellows of the 27th, who brought In poor Captain Vicars (aloft dead.)l ;Would bad on:telling me that the French , had fired into our of the Ecutaians dead in our trench. is of Ohne the strongest reply.. A number of Greeks and Armenians fought with the.Russismi last night. The French killed a Greek' officer whom they declare ict - lite 7 feet. high.-. 4 .giapt.. There tiow - WMg dead in our trench an officer, supposed st finit to be a Ruaaian, buthis papers show him to . be • 9reek; had 95 gold pieces on his person. The deadorkthe Diamaloahttll are near ly, as think for about the fourth of an acre as therwere. at lakermann.'' We bare sorties and skirmishes l ivery night:Bnd.! am.kept constant ly..im,thmui being 10 near to the Mamba Taw WAR Pearr . m Ettcsus.—.Prisste letters from St. Peterbtirg received by lutp,ortartt mar tantile houses, Mate confidently that'. the fanati nal war party has completely got thelipper hind, and that Altmander throne would not be worth st., weers purchase if -he ..wero to at tempt to' thwart the current of national feel ing. The rich nobler, who in their hearts long for Pesee„and will be the greatest eufferere by the war, are compelled to swell the popular The, effer large hontributiarts in the hope of, avortiag a. sweeping.cul cator.o, property tax amounting to confiscation. ; Some of the French ;tiddlers recently made a a' paper kite; to which they attached a French tiag, and let it fly above SeireetopoL Tau Ding OP AIWIISOMX017:---Tite death of Mentschikati seems to be no tenger doubtful, but ita.cause is still *mystery. lie isaaid to have been wounded by.nu English shell on the 18th of Febituiry, and - to hare sunk at last ander the effects or the blow. According to the current statements he was sent to Bakshieerid and thence to,Bimpberopol, with a view of being transport ed by easy stages to Odessa. Be. accordingly started from Simpherepol ou the Bth, but became so much won. on the way that be was obliged to remain at Perekop, where is died it few days after the master with whom he had so touch influ enceand so unrcruptdoaslyserved. WhetherMent sohik4 was superseded ;for some, fault, rail or imputed, or whether he was merely relieved on socoutd of the accident which had befallen him, is not known here; but it itleingtiler that the ca.. Tiler of the two great representatires of Russian ,policy should have dosed almost at once so sad dSllly and so terribly.;.;.,,_ arieg and Fancy Gooder—A 141 wort ' .Ttext!'jtist received; Wl3 are'opening •out tiring perehasea of would above good/. paal utter theta at lowest' riots to all: would Invite onuatry dealera to exatalne our stoat tutor ilittlit =IV VA. 41.1 "" Ho. ea Wood street. VINE AND CEDAR" WAI:B:-SAMITEL EMMEN hoehuouteatly 'on ' kVA Sand runt of Wuh end Bath Tute,_llone.Stoamtney Oak W.V. Kitchen or Drawl Bucket; Wooden Howls; Churns. Dee kteenuos, Zhu and Chau TWO. *weds, nod all other Undo aware in Ws hos. also--00 mote Tubs, and 100 dozen Booke ire, W.:emote, Bluardo 11311. Fifth stud. Ps. o#sE-FOR SALE--A good N u ft.i ii =o; 7.221 ol l . JVllau g At i rea 16 / 7 • - : 20,ffood amt. MtND FOR COUNTRY BERLUENCRS - a bin for tali dlraiies Orland. sitiists at d miles ho elty, nm . U. old Washington ]toed.? The I. Ile. witil:' is or goW soli. and for a Waltb, and pleasant location. Is ansatraamal. by any ant: . Itoe'oltY• . r UM par sere, In lota of ons acts and upwards. Tarmac! psymant say easy. • &CUTHBERT & 8014. 144434 st, For Bab, I • MEE KEEL-BOAT 13.IISSELL, of larsysts= l„ 2“.gr gs... twmtr• oljoe 1174=4 • a° BENArEileuxa co. 41,01:INTRY.SREVX FOR _RENT OR FOR SALR—Betwein 4 wad 6 maw oil groundorith a bariebionug Bidet Grecian Minima tauten with ball and 8 norm beantitnUr pi ts in tho . borough at B.- midday, ensinnlant to th. Railroad baron' Two or tiny* acres of cholca soil. sox aardenin ,g rill , ba mated soar -5218 ' .13.11e.LALR &BON, IL 6th mt. IFYRE OWNERS WANT MONEY, aid have =ted r, evo t t n eeif ia iih n.c ese i tt4 . l . l . .. m troat 'ke 7 4 t it '''l7l urk r e 4 1 E1 Itt eh , 7)* L" 'eh ow prloZstof nothing but t h e want of money Induces them to offer the lots at thin DliF6. pap4o ! yon e . r t t . eh to proeures bargsbe. 8.-0111 AR 80 .1 SS li - TACITORY'FoR BALE , eitaate In New Brighton, Ps.-ttaw in full opention, and doing Food b00b00,.. • three atm Donna good lot of ground, IassIOWA tononllnt. itonotelsonvto eon? on tit* allaosn 'rotor power. •o. A buotness °TIMMS() to 1.3,000 can be don. - Tor fortnon_POrtionlonws .17917_ to Ka° . -B. COTHIMAT a A011.140,&16. ■ (IUUAROES—The, moat, , acridly! „. dune against a man [re their. times:ls chit's e on his 2 toots: A roan may meet and rents • haputatt Es atom his chsracter. but its a dttOralt thing to met the charge for that lost Molt: C.ENSTE& has abolished the old system. so liabl• to [Massimo into difboalts, and Mb for cash. and sent losnrs: Enthas Stook . al: esteem) tor Mena' 'rear and Boyle hosilyanalis Clothing non spear No shams for abaft= soMa Tit Wood it. EA—Now rnee'vink 231 chettta and half' tosettor with trstack hoz& womprismic tartleVellat gmle. stow Inv" pluwits.ed direct teem D.Dorters la New_ York - wad Phihidelphlajor alaX and will W. old whol.a.l• and retail at ill. my lowest etiloes: at, the Plain Tea 1314:we.'13. - TAINS& 88 Wth et- , FORTEMONAIEB—A;mhoice ~t railetz2S ' loraticw,r,ruir Ls gi lr :Ira k t" rtei . =soh . It MalfooTh. — M :Inomp, Aral Dem and extm - ssioavema Fumy ItUooSokertmi [maw to Piston, cid calved try, : , W 41.-: MMUS Pekitt Tea Store, _ ..• ..•••., -- , N0..18 FIVIA street, as door pasty' Ills Local:we Rink. AnRECEIVIN% . a full a'asortment of (1111 KEN sad : BLACK ' T11113:' etentleloie oil Ms lave 17 am. hostAseed