TitE - -ir:IDAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE . ESTABLISHED IN- 1786. SiiirkgS DIRECTORY. P.F#F4E t. CO.'S 614V*1181.N0 AGENCY 112 HI{6III Rte. - Nrw TOIL 4,,1ti0. 10, Sate ereet. • . _ P. Om " a maz e ents foe the mcat latitutatial and ski, iletnalatin dal Papers both la the United 5t..r..2 To the _Public. VBEANDRETII HOUSE is now open tee European plea, sae reels for tee motion trendies public, te show comeart every attention will be sal, by the hieurs. CAlsser. late of Judeon's Ito te Breedreth House, N. 410 Itraelyearte ed Nes lie. s'eh Depot. Private entree , . No. I R.—Fed York, Sprit ethi 1655. Brandreth• House Restaurant, OPPOSI2E New Haven "Railroad Depot, entramisoulhipstichl 101 l Canal "sta.!,• Ideals served at all hour; Oysters In every .tyke to and coffee of Tarr . nwr i or ou .n tn dol.'r of the sewn on hand.— the sappry of tender lola steaks Is lutendad to last until ,ifelnet is the aftarooon. tiwrae Eater, 'steer the No Took Rae; nsperintend , the cooking department. No e tr 1.2 supply c 00 better dinner— WM] and the for win b ar s semi pose km retie Recw.ber Lispecard It. iuld Canal—entrance ra endow street. , N.B—Dmner and tapper parties can De accommodated nth private rooms If destrett. rtirlflmr Hungarian Wines lIRCILA.RD ih - BUEK, 2 South William a # et. Nor York, sole .*gat of the Ilongarten Wine Ennorting Anextaticns..bare constantly on nand In oaks end MOM a wortment of the moat mebrnted meet and dry Eta Who* Wand - White, Tin Total, Menem. MLitt. Lioprotsl (Cledenbtmo &add, NektnelTl. &I.T/Uh.tt , 11 1 NTE p •Bskstor, Tingteheyki, Balsa , (Oreoer) areknsmil, had (Er suer) Ylllanyh Karlorsl, etc. of different bran, TORE PUILEGRAPE JUICES. order. Prnsontlinnwted on favorable herwts. Indl-dutr ... , Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts. APES k FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street, New York. ALlTlOr—Norte are Asemalas except Mai bare the ~rlastamp of the patent- All =warm:Wren end sellers la will be proesented sercredlng to l a ud m l AWL JACKSUN MIN, of the late firm , T .or w. 7.4...tra55. t Boni, Grate and Fmdsr Makers, :id Irrarit st, and 930 Ercadwar, r‘ev Yor. , sere constantly on hand ever 7 variety of Grates anti renders Alao:Clreular and teimara German giver Grate. Whole We Donlan raxmllect: J• 12,11, NEW TORE ADVEETIEEMENTS The lblioving 110. of Bashes, Firms area nleae t eat .4 mad ratable to the City of N. Yert AOCORDEON STILERGB, ARUM, WEISSEKBORNA . , (late C. Brsoac l / 2 ) Importers sad Wholesale Girman, mach wad /tonna Musical Instr.:mats String*. No. Malden Luke. .1.12-4141,b4 COTTON SAIL DUCK. JOHN COLTS Standard Cotton Sail Dock; L IL 0. BEACH it CO, No. 71 Plu street, New York, sole manta. Cotton Cenral from sellers! other solar. Alin, 04NABUItCPS Print Cloths and Copper Rollers. tor Calle o and fottinett Printas. n0.1.5-tmitgas DDT GOODS. ' 3 OWEN, MeN.AIfRE & CO. Importers of COTTENET 4k CO., Importers of French ,n-,...A 0 vgl other ELLS OPCSA goods. No- Beard street- -FeSTELN & HONIG, 100 Liberty st., and los owmt.....triniti Plaza re= . 1 3 11. 5 ...es !decries. Bilks. /Le. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind eteneaetarer,Na la St Clair greet, Pittslamsb. 0e..5-3md JOHN PHYFE, DEALER IN IVORY, arahrtazosfutwor of Ivory Gads, No. 8 Intern It, vr York 0e.043 TAMES OWEN, 15 Broad St, Importer of Gress Indaaralars. Gimps sad Fringes. Silk Gnome.. !Mg and link Goads gensrally. • tsuaGrOS S HLIEPER .11A.A.RAUS, fin of Oman mei Belgian Broad Cloths. Slite, ezregl No. EA Eashange Plias. tap.TY.5.5 AIUIF.TER D. MULLEN, Importer of French Getman end Herbs Dry Geeeis. Beams. Wye , . 31 .1 - ewe, Shawl& leas, tc, s. 33 alosd msl3.l,yroVSS York. • Es B. WATCH C0.,.99 Chambers street, . - • li•parta. cumum.i.e Itcralablzur GcolL ufactlazers Ehirts. Btaelm.kr- tang3l'ss 10ILIN M. DAVIES, JONES .1 - CO., wrta of Goutlersuroe Pundadatog Goods, sad Mann of Stacks. Eturta, Ties. to., 22 Warrea rung. A CERTAIN REMEDY. . • • IJSE the Mexican Mustang Liniment in nhermiatlen. Bruise.. puma Benin , . Cnta. Klee au Borns, an effectnal care for all external eamolalnte of man or animal. B. W.Weetbroolr, original originator and - proprietor, Mil Broadway. N. Y. irdMie'63 GURNEY, No. 349 Brolidway, the oldest and mat eitacedas estataanznea eand tln the Deltad 3-Irtang.3ll.s • El WARDS, SANFORD & CO., Foreign E 4 Zwprosa..No. M 3 Broadway; Goods mad Packages hir waded to arid from all 'pastas& Wworld. Agooi 'Pittsburgh. Adams A Co. • sel.l.l7AssLY55 SE.EN94 .A. 1 511) GERMAN FACT BASKET& VIIARLES ZINN & CO., 52 Maiden Lane, N:J lanortars of ➢ranch and German num. and 'lrma- Ime Baakrts, and mannfarenreraof Cane and Colored MI- macituraintAsnnegansz. roma ... . . ___ . .--CaDREWS &JESUP, No. 67 Irmo st., New York. Commission Merchants for the sale Mall beds .lDl. nista Tools and Cotton and Woolen liseblem7. - • - the best =Arm ilzelnalre Ammts for Lowell Mr . too Shope. deXl-t5tr71.5.65 . • PAPER WARKUOUS -- w. FIELD & CO., 11 Cliff street, tilmparters and erboiseal• Dealer's la American. :German sad English •PAPP.P.B, and every desmi= Paper nanufacrarers materials. - tatur3Pb. oVONOA.N, LEWIS & BARTOW, N 0.16 WRllazastrart.-;A pest Tarlety orPAPSOlihrPaal n ere, Stationers, Printers. Dookbindm; Mazaset , " - and Tradamlest gonterann-- AyETTANCE Cr SAFES. Gale. Dedanee Loas and Ban. B.oBlißt AL TRICK. Manufacturer, 171 Perrl TAP V 56 - _ TOYS ASD YANG! GOODS. AHLBORN - Ac CO., .54 Maiden Lane, ffe Tacsragrubed7""d'im"tm °"13" .TILES, TOE 71.0010 LND CODINET TOPS. MZE ,.... R, COATES YOULE, No. 279 Pezzlutr= aL les=lll7,. Ostrthkrare. wisnow fILASS, PA.0173, &C. 11 11 - .• POLLLOIV CO., Importers of Fro-Deb Coach and Wlzdow Cilass—So. 34 Basin tap..V43 -;rwrrlff .4 Lau.. Smith F d_ LirfellaM*l6l9XlMPl'''4l'LSPlZl=t.: IReU4I7 S. =arc r.,- , i•--.Excelsior Carriage Factory. '• 11101INSTON,BROTHERS . k CO., praCti o eattioith Makin. turner et Rebtena sad Raiment sta. atlsEten7 EitY.Ra...bas• on band and aremanufarturtnir _ r an extoller. essortraentel Carrisses.litetanars, Botaire. ftiIIIPIPP Cant gm. glade In all tbstr various strk , pith series regard to durability and beards of finish, ...Ant in naz - srat tbe best Joan..., Iron and:llia Eastern nr7• nelitlrS attenUd to on U.S =oat reasonable tame 'real crusiblent that - all who morns= theca with thstr T rare itte ' V &VI tr. !rat ' tek eat r " " ell ri s f thdr work. I• tory *eery It =mutes during tbe day, - amfasse---aaars. ram?. ' • : • , /ETNA GLASS WORKS, :WIS. DAVIDSON & CO., !MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Vials, iIY Bottles, salon kiads of Green and DMA 0 human., itnunr Ghana aa—bla Markat stmt. Platatra , Partin.* ~ttexition- p ed %a Finite ataaldraa• R. 66 Arch &rut, reutaaeri,a, Importersof O. I. Gee's Unrivalled At.., EEDLS. loathe most C E elebrated W 00.457112 11 14 HOSIERY; AITRINO FILUZI4 • DRAWER& PITTSBORGII COACH FACTOR!. L. AGUE? - BIGELOW & CO., (Bincessors to E. M. Melon, ; 0411Cag , " - ; No. 48, ItZAMOND JULIO. VW Pittsburgh, Penna. - bcoecnr,s, CARRIAGES, PH/ETONS, Buten, and trews description of inner Whir-lee td order. and &Mee In • manner nosarne, cd for ... .be0n.7 .. .. Nn 0f &dirge 41= .. 0f faith, WWI of worrrnarodslP tr• '77 74r 7 .llT — vort varronw. I‘. REAL ESTATE OFFICE, lie. 87 Front dried, &I door frool Market; Dealer la Leto Chem .47lllz Pig rpm, te. Coal property bought add .Id. Minn & OLD, • 'MA% POI i rLANPLIIIII4II4IIID GAS =M EM eiisais. waxen mown "anima run_ _ ,oet Aumnrerr. „MANUFACTURE all kinds of Water, Gas iad Mom lix mud np vithOss and on short ne 7 tim ttln . - • =HS E. 9 II,,,TVFN H O REfil 00 . V MOW, MANETZlai r it t eo .l % , TSSB; and .I'7" °f "nal CALTK OAK 150 LEATIIEK S AND feld-lyaw, • Caredne, Oil Cloths sad If attings„ zici'9s3 - Wx2sy4i49q4foo, noTr o friiv r io z e rg - c a.. and I:l . a , ijo ar ntwt ce.amutiF co • Frames and Tape'rT Fates and roper A row PIT. Patent. Tap.mb.7, Ingrain. ' Surer and nn e Ingest°, Twilled plain Venitiarn Torethar with every. ducription of Ilemp. Cotton. and los peaed Cu • FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, • - From 3 to 2.4 root opmalltits prim. A . L.p.Tnble On Clair; Ong and own Oil Bbedog b and assns 00 liollsad Window thadag Plano mut Tattle Ruo, Unix Dromot±t, Cocos and Carreto Marius, Stair Bods. a.m=4 411 of which will tw fared at the 'aunt cash yritos4 • Far Sp ring Trade. t7LOOR OIL CIPTILS, of all widths. Fternleare 911 Cl the. 01 3n iroth Crash. °mem Green Oil Clotk, TreaMarkst Great Oil Cep, _ Mamie be WleSemiel Med° of me. geode, Um latest sad beet eeeerteemt emb, that L u g. et before twin awed Let Ma market, and at wises II 101/ .raMir atbsrekeets. be the UMW S • CIMOORNIMIK.4. BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. JOSEPH S. & A. P. MORRLSON, Attor rablgt6in' _l7iM 143 V P:f ti‘ .11.".rub;lr'm - HALL, 'Attorney at Law, "Bake . D • nd Alle Bulaclings," Grant street. Detre= Fourth and oy. sa.lo,erlyT 1110 BERT E. PUILLEPS, Atitomey at Law, Ll, St. toad, Mo. lOBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— t CMS! f Fifth ana Groat itreata . .opposlte the Cotat 00. , ans. Pittsburgh. - mr24-7f AMES.J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office Fmrth street, new Great, Pittsburgh. iulb-dir ASPER =E. "BRADY, Attorney at Law, itIP No. 82 Fifth otteet.Plttabursch. I:Mitiottfilififs):lloltßil ALL. ALAX1M.........0).13. AMU.. .—.7I4AIACT IZAJO3. KRAMER RAILM, }Tankers and &- change Brokers. Buy and sell Gold and Elver and Notes, negotiate loans on 11.1 Estate or Stock Seen ritl...parchsse Promissory Notes, s ad Time Bills on East and N est. Buy and sell Stocks on Connaisdon. Collec tions made on all points In the UnlOn. Jeltoe corner of Third and Wood streets, directly noodle the St Chart. Hotel. an: • WILKINS & CO.. BAIDEB:RS (3"m' & EX. " '' CII.AN O. 'nll'3 G B E ."" ]ilt -) OKERS, . . fl FOURTH STREET, PITTSBURGH. N the numerous: suspensions of Bankers .d Brame throughout the country, during the but montlts,weare satisfied thstin almost arm Instance their troubles have grown out of a &Minn from their legitimate Deadness, and we therefore comae. to se ms the public. in adrance. that noapeculatlona in "fan cy stroke,. or other • outside operations^ shall tempt 'ns from the etrict and legitimate 'Woof our inflows, believ ing that In avoiding all such investments, we shall not only be !Alterable t 0..,,, our euetomers and ensure their safety, but that in adopting mach a course we shall mu mote our own ultimate benefit. fed WILKINS t CO. y.IERNAN & CO. Sankets and Exch.aago Brogue, N 0.14 'Wood street„ommer of Diamoml Alley, t burgh. Pa. Sirßnr sand sell Bank Notes sad Coln. Edaeonnt Mt. liernange, and Prornlssory_Noteg make Collections In all tha mindpaleltles of the Union; Receive Awaits on tall and on Interest, and fate their prompt attention toad oth er matters appertaining to • Erases burnasa. *3-Eastern Exchange constantly for We. WMll.2lid ..111111. [WM ,tALMER, HANNA Co., Kucceaore ;to limey, banns A Co. Beata...Exchange Brokers ind in Foreign and Doran/tie Exchange, Certificates of Lpg i .el . t= Notes. and Specie—N. W corner of Wood and Current Mousy received on Depodt. bight Macpk einte for *al and collections made ono nearly all m 'La ind o of the Wilted The highest piVllLiu. State.. paid for land= and Anierloon Gold. Advances mad* ou onolgartients of Produce. Wined east on liberal tem.. rVlttnbang Woken, North East core= of Wood and th"ta i= on liberal term., and 061leetieW protantly attended to. )a4-17 HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign yet.e Banand Domestic of Exchange, Oettiecatee ts of De k Notes wad Specie, N 69 31erket =ve Pitts tura. SirOollectione made ma o, all the PrhaciDel citiee Li . e j L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No OEIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta. iry Stoner, SISCOMOT tO DlTilOn Agnew. I liaziurt rtmert, new Fourth, Pittsburgh. Pa. ECRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller road Deals:sin Ettatiancry, as, Pi. MI Market stmt. sew las lad. Pittsburgh, P. A': oo ant an. - tationens, No. 65 Wood :emu nert door to tae comer antra. COMMISSION &C. ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. • Produce & Commission Merchants, AND DEALERS IS PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, No. 8 wood a.. between Water and Frost at ayl.B PITTSBURGH. kni:4:0:441:0:41. - {il (late of the firm of king & Moorhead,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, DEALER IN PIG NIIPAL ,AND BLOOMS, No. 76 Water street, below Market, .pl 9 PITTSBURG!" rcs-xs_ C. e =UR. --c. maze RUBSEY 7Se — WitTLIT. • PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Dealers m Pracisitns, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCRANTS, NO. 3 LIRESTY STREET, ca menial Itsw, myl PITTBEITROIL. PAL WM. McCUTCHEOH & co.. v( lICOLESALE GROCERS, Produce aid 1 V Ccrszninion Merchants. and Dealer. in Pittabctsii Hrat.fc lttsbecrgh. twed -Artkles. No. 219 Libuty A.. corn l- er 4 of E ap2y 141.320 VAL-- - °ringer ihrbaugh JUI., bare removed. to 'N. 3,16 Liberty Area t. aracsoa PRINGER larflXol3ll (Suceee ,m, W B. IlszbazinX,) Connalsden and Yorwaritng vrebantin Dales, In Waal sad Produce gensmtly. =5 Liberty etreat.P. Pa. • • En4l A. A- BAEDY. commissN7s7D``/.6 f teiglitTlV Maz.s Ica agent of the Madison and Indianapolis RAILROAD. lie. 80 Water st., Pittsbargh, Pa. - J. W. BUTLER &0, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERt CHANTS sad Dealers la all kindest PittebT =sawed Articles, Lead Pipe and glistet leialt i A 4 7 s4 First ilts•st, Pittsburgh. 3113ANE, Commission and Far-. warding Plerabsaisi, dears. In Wail sad ProdOos she, Pittsburgh bloaufactores. N 0.114, a nd str Pittsbrugh. pblY5S • BOBISON & CO., Wholesale Grooete6 Produ t ce Dram., sad Oscrmisodon Merchants. t.o. smt. Pittabmlzh. J.lO MERCER k ANTELO, General COEltaill , oa den Ifeeshaata, Maedalads. Llbesal er= conelvanerate of Prodsere guirralif. jel7 u 7 r S. CANTU'. 1 ), late of Warren Ohio, nu rt 2, ais or sail i tern m arz Te ardin,4 Iltreiniint, a nd attrrnlytooti Pearl deb, mat and Produce Water etraet, between badthbakt unl Wean. Pt ?BMUS Mit!. IX (I.a. of firm Robison, & 0o.) I LITTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, iluCerPrMs=lll24lOgr D.117:1 bands. .53 _ ( I )IEESE WAREHOUSE.-HENRY fill COLLlN3,llarerstiles and Commlesfon Martel: 17d Deelar Cheese, MAW, Lake 126, and 25 Wood street, &bore Weer, PlttatruretProdtve stee csys romAs p A T.Tif FR, Imparter and Dealer la Death and Atoartran Papo, No. LS Market between:, Taird and raorthlar PstUbarate kelar,b3 McOLINTOCK. Importer and Whole vet sad Itstsll Niger CuP•tim Inixor abi a st... Boat ilrZreMtra4"' DRY GOODS. A. A. sums &co., t. Limo:lm i lA, IL TOIL AA. MASON A, CO., W.holesalo end Retail a Dealsrs vs Pansy and Stasis Dry Otosia FIDD scout, Dtttatrtagh. ' 41:FRPHY .& ISITECHFLELD, Wholest& and stmt. Re Pittstanch fill DiT (Rods liser4tants. =Sax Fourthatul . GROCERS. .Wallace & Gardiner, VILIOLESAIS DIC.4I,EIZS IN Flour, .Provisions And Produce Generally, NO. LIBERTY BT. i 53041. &O&LEY, COSGRANE & CO., Whole j_ll Ws Groom, 18 and Z 3 Wood stmt. Pittsburgh. ap9.17 BAGALEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole Ci•marts,M.ll2l - 1102.4 412...PIDIIMAAW mutt— ...... .. Ducar: SALMIDIC . KEY do CO., Whaleaule G D. tCRC ootay rp-. Lair s Z i erar i o rn tl, t and Da l eran Prod • ;oft. 1 OHN FLOYD & CO, Wholesale Greeds and Commalmion Iderchauts,No. l73 Wood andl2l zystrset, Pittsburgh. 1416 :110BERT MOORE, Wholesale (itoaer, Rao- WAN; DlNtiller,Deelsz In Produce. Pittidnagh blan• teen and all kinds of PLOW -nd Domadla Whoa sad Llnuars, No. 311 Marty slant- Do haad Vary i dock ofirapnior old Monongahela VibiardTodddh wili " F sold kw for oak nalCra.....--ructs a tr0LL1........:-Vald2l C. ItOli 'M 'GILLS I ROE,l7bolesale - Groceris aqd Cratalsdon Wart4ssitsi.No.N4LfhwtfetroOtP l 4•• A.• C LIMO, Grocer arid DeaIerWI LLIAM Tw , corn er of WoodlW, end,' firth Amts. bud. swap an hand • sseortntsnt. of choke Oroorries_ don Taw—forelgn,Prnits and N , its. Wboloaslo and N.sics. ?Wars on Os lowest Daum . 111 08 E; OA,L'aLL - ICO Wholes* Gram. Coramindoo Werelauts, Nolen, in Produce and Pittsbur g h alsztubstureo. No. 253 Liberty dues rittsburgh. CULBERTBON, W.holeesio urocer4d . 21 7 401==. Dar=d VLi 2., =g nano arrartociaa... . 1tik33..—.....11; A- ClOtTrp M egANDL.E - §S, MEANS it CO., (ettccee , Vicl McCandletna. Wholasalo anaadit rain Irna_SaUa,Gnaga.CntionTilana..4lntulmu4b Malactactn.,. ;mural], cornatn.f Wood and WILTAP PltUbvilitta. Ps. "-010. Aide Oil and Leather store. D. - ICERKPATRICIC, • No. 21 South Third Street, tletWt.ll Iferket and Mae.. stn. Pfills4.lphle, • RAs rOlt SALE SPANISIIIIIDES, Dr sad 0f0.13 salted Pat. Kles, Tarmene OIL Terme. useler's Poole et tbe ensest pfl o oes u sed stu teetterme t bre n 11 ytet 17,V;1 ' ; ' ,11:: Vit tine fr e e of fer ilides. Leather stared free of chairs arid sell as au catoreselon. •• • • W,„,wM. H. TALOOTT CO., (successors to T. g „_ja.) Mauntactumo of on Ida, of LWICING GLASSES, Ind decks In Iningnixl and Do, meej, piney Goods, No. GZ Wood stmt. non. of lntrt", 11.2:Drilt"bVtiouldinil. Portrait Prolneo sad taddssinkss obonro an and. Uthli-ly CrS. BERAGES, ant a argo7 um+ at c'ther "arariMi t trAMSW... PIT TSBURGH, FRIDAY MDRNING, MAY 18, 1855. ' AGENCIES. S. CUTHBERT & SON, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for the We and purchw of HAW Estate, Collection of Mto, Negotiating Looms, on (sonde. Mortgagee. ac.. No. 140 Third rt.. Pittebnftra. Pa. Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, IVOR the collection of Home •and Foreign Mercantile and Clothnr almaey claims. in 511ralgan and adjs.. Stat. Ineeetment and Payment of Mom yo, Payment of Taxes. Porch.. a. Sale of Real Eatate .3 Stccil and Inouranno>o. PELTIER a AND eIa ERSON. 1/etrott, B.47rreores Pfrobtayih—Mesera Kramer a Rohm, Bant am Whiteonor. Lorena. Stewart It Co.. Blerbanfa. Warn:a—Two &parks or allehlgua from reepertable mol Ineuranoo Coranamee. nard iUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stook., Merchandise and'-8111 Broken., ethos go. 92 cith street, above Wood. Business promptly isttended to. Jrtlidly SAMUEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Citi sen's Insoirssicis Company. 94 - Water itmet. FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Imo . raze* Ca. 92 Water street. JGARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin and b rx Insu t ro, Oororans. north-east earner of Word pA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn • tug lazanneet COMMIT. 42 Wit', stmt. MUSIC, &C. 40IIN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes, Mulls and Muted Instruments. &heal /trots, and lonery. sots SAMS for Clalckerinits Ilene Forte, far Weetern Pennerlventa—No. 81 Wood street. HENRY lii.EBER, Dealer in Music, deal Inrtrum eats, and Importer or notion SCAMP. i a r=r4inrima C A lark'• aglad and %TA a . rto? ; Pima. DRUGGISTS. 1 01.LNI lIAFT , Jr., (successor to Jas. bred lejr fey,) Wholesale and Detail Druggist wed Dealer In Palate, (NIL Dytertutte, de., 141 Wood Meet, 8 dome Wow i TV: m i- , l l 4l.,,, , Pitubwit , AgriteiPular Agent f r :6 , Dr. 4011 N P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drus, rant., 0c.., Varnishes and Die Stuff.. ro. 298 erty etreet, Pittsburgh. All orders .111 reoelve prompt stem:lpm. 1441- Agent for Samna:. Pnltoonlo . yrup. mar 24-ly A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale . an D f r iter t at... nd er ' {i'ood t aurlfr f oot t. ta l'itte. R lead Red burgh. mehT jaE. SELLE — AS, Wholesale Dealer in la_Drugs. Paits, Dye Autre,olle, arnlehn, kr— dss .Wood street, Pittabm•gh. Gouts Inmate& Peirce Dm Dtar" RAUN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail h l) r - a 111.117 sad N. Clots irtreata. JSCIIOOIOIa.K.ER & CO., Wholesale . r. , , asaista No. 24, Wood Own. Pittsburgh. lOSEPH FLEDIING, Successor to L. Wilcox Co- sorter Market street and Dymond—KoM I vo ata . j aaLlh . llBld t.. con=martixnt of pertaining to his tmeitiesa —riadns pr tared], tompetinded et. . 11 09:17 MANUFACTURING. WILLIAM 61 Penn et., below Marburg ' Pittsburgh. 801LER ,... MAKERS and SIIEET-IRON wouunts, stsuid.,-turers of Barnhill . . Patent Chloturra Brietterx_, Firs Bed 3rd ' datum, Salt Pena SOM . rans, Iron Teat' or ' Lliftti. .te. als.u, Li:wt.:ache wnek. EAU* ara Viadnet Ira... ca Fteratrinst done on en • rhortort rotten. no3o.lrd. LW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail I. , lalnlicturirr sad Doak: in 0M.% Wars. No. 63 arse- JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of PATENT BOX VIM, • maim ankle, POISE , BOX mot BRAZED BOX TBIER, come of Andellon avd 801. etrveta ow guano from the Read attest Brldre, Al lerhooy CO7 , ocOU•or.11 Hats and Caps. WILSON &. SON keep constantly on sir . hand every .dscrlption and varatrof Hata and tap. both wholassla and rata& Thor d aztring neat W.lll6bag , Hat et Cap. gitadl and darn, would do men to gin us • call nature nazrelmitur .1741 /QM D. M'CORD & CO. WHOLIDIALD AND RETAIL FAMIONABLI HAT AND CAP MANITFACTURE.RS, AND DIALERS IN ALL HUMS Or TIIILA. COR.NBZi OF WOOD AND Firm 37RM= Pittsburgh, Pa. 11....rbetr staec IrrtrUSWILISI sz.dirtylsof Hata LW=UIOI4 Boo& than an 4 Jur Dockaata. mbelr ILOCILELLD J. 110.1113. -.V. I. COVII.ASD. & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PiTTSBURGEI, PA. r•ACK and Depot Railroad Scales, Ray, atan and Gra th do: /ULU= and Counter dat of all dem twins. Drop and Thumb Latebna Cuff MiP.• of various tedr Psint Mill%affornfad retterrx Bolts and farm and fut.:On"; Siallaablel2oll2 CMithrt af rrarra• fiat. In &Mu W. W. atE. STEAM M ARBLE WORKS, M. EA ad 222 erad. manta &Wl:Mkt Wed, PITTEBUT.OII. ItiOisiIIMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, I harnitare Sone, 31tatels.Intgestag non= =,gl. wsys on =cut. and made to order. by stechincy, at In* Ire= rises. Theee handnid original =0 *elected de. new In] rscarots, dna= hand. Meet and El= tiar DL furatebed to the had at the lowtes , All orders filled with despatch at 319 Meets an= W. W. WALL/1M Penn Cotton sills, Pittsburgh. KENNEDY, Atk. tams o Penn Af— -1 beery 44 Sheetincr. arwt Chain of = colors eatl shades CV.= Twlng PlosaMee alsd liash . M .„ 'Rope of all sites and d Batting. A to. w hlr b tmlul i s of Locsofxr TO DEALE73.B IIi.WARIEBOARDS. 11:1 1 L847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati, invented e minable hepronsent Igarldoorda. Ihr Thlelo, be o eatitinl In tea- Mg. Fold Iron...mot Morn , ' ed in properly preparing the Edgre of a sheet of MM. (or other 'nimble metal) and there suing them to)al or cot their way into the solid warien Edell or We* a Washboard; the method. meet:male .C.Pbfid , 0 1 been to fiorgrA a pram< or cure *metier to melee the me tatle plate. 0. BICE rubeequently mid hie mare 'Mena and owners/4 In mid Patent to the ettr . i s her, who la Uo ' crorer i Y P.a WA S.LIBOARD having veranda! the We Ono of Warm% Bailey k Co. In tha t basinene. Induwat by the ramilmity arid extensive agent tea l) Patented Weatitennie. e nndln i Ltry ...a r .a vnerol . . ImAevezign,„,;=: Ae eecured by said Patent. Bolt. hare bean oc.c..,need nod are now ;ending whist certain yank% kaolin, to be thus engaged, and is le my Intention to protiocuts for all in orNrli..i".fir =Vs eontUretr rig h t !to t ed ' . 911 purchealcur or der-hox to WaahkoZde, made stley the manner patented Riot, melees brooded .0. lie. . improred )I t sadt, . Oa-Ma," Mac outer hang parianz. I may be well to remark. tbat the varlet!. In the that* of the crimp, or the employment of any Patent ed Machine to nail Washboards, does not pine the right to nee the Mental foofona Proxre store dwelled, mem which the mho of the Boned really depends. Whams!. orders for the peruzind artide reiteMhillY mllolted and rromptly executed at ea low mines u any'of the one,. Sloshed make4bl JOSEPH W. WAYNE, Pale Proprietor and Menufacturer there.: inice at hardware Stare. N 0.190 lifalnlet.a opposite Deli, fekg. I.llndlinat4 Ohio. giSCOTT; Dentist, Fonttn-street, ta * tr. d oors wort of Market Otto 9ALtotr.w. All wor , t vorranl•A tat • Barlow's kali° Mae. , • DARLOW'S INDIOO BLUE is now well 1.) ettabllabed as the heft &hide ever offered for Nine. Inv Clothes. n. .ourer to. from acts or lnything Itr ieus the lamest a tn .Ul lio to neeketpers whoartie e hare not used It .1.11 Audit much cheaper and leas trouble than Indigo or any other article out. The great demand Melt has brought Oct eseveral hadatione. liousekeepere and Conimmera will be careful to g. et llntrarce ilaatosea. pot np at ...oLIoRND WILT. BERGER'S DRUG MBE, No. lye N. :lACONO ST, PHILADRLPILIA. litarokoooors <so get their ;unpile. from the Grocers and Drne , date *hap dead with. at pries. I.IIIIIIPfIaIgrirP.AINITS.VARNLILIER , DTR STUFFS v.. efe.„ with a Arstrate assortment of even. thing In the it. . munvuopers, Phreoleht and Maud.. borers supplied at reamnable names. ALVIINI) oriursgtunon, Druggist. • . alAddi No.loo N. Second it.. Philadelphia. . Intelligence Office, NO. 2_ 81`.•CLAIR STREET. SERVANTS of all •deuriptiona supplied Print* fandlles and Itotals aro rropentrolly vandtad to avail themaelrnof th.fWlltie. now eared. Pairt Dal Imo offered aq guarantee for Mare Sm. • N LL—CoPootions promptly sanded to. 050.1 yd JOB. LEWIS... OHIO Bc, PENNA. RAILROAD--Weated 93 abase. of dtank to complete an order. W LLKINd t CO., . Bankers and Commindon nook Prokine, 'FL tth st A. BROWN, would mostreopectfullyiu e . 04.1 t i t Ilbl i l t t=tew hand , at his isnot plots. asiort=ent o of Veldt!. Thluda; fles. e (* S i ttrili Shut ters ars made to order,. In th e beet style. warranted anal to any In the bolted Mated Ills Biwa. an be removed without the odd of a screw driver. Marini' .I,seett stook. tools, and wood - of th e Cabinet heta pu blleament 01l llamas' & Wraellalldt l4 s. I'Mared to forshdl their old customers as well se the public at IdriOlOrlth in User WIC diretier. ho. 5 Wood storetatttetTur_ " umb• J. A. BIIOwN. 11AUNDRY LUE—The attention °Howl- Iles and washwomen b invited to thiejline. which Is Emelt Indigo diasoired, having edi its Properties retained. The Launder Blue pcoreseca • neer the untUmotred Indigo th. Wrantane of imparting abettor 01i01 . to clothes, of be ing much more simple and coneenient for ZINN and of be. Ina • waving el about one hall owing to the *et that not mere thma one heifer the-Indigo eau be dissolved by vs ter. It ip_entirsly destitute of WU ProPorties laimioull to clothe. We wed d a tided, and warrant it to be as repremated. Pas gate - b 7 JOIIN derD , ti 0.141 Weed Hagan' & ?qo. 91 Market st , are closing out their en , Tire stock oetirr Goods at an Iromenudiseorint Prom oroes prim. preparatom to Tovelustng their spring sup ply Ws hare on hand • ens assortment of the Meowing Crt.'4=4lM.L7Cll6', l =rth\l ,l 3or= ll % .- English Mints, X English do; zusullies, superior makes of Welch and other Flannels, with • precut variety of Blatt and Colored Itru..is Plaid and Striped Drees ens, which Lebo sold at prat sactiflas. Jae Spring of 1855. • MURPII Sr. -BURCLIFIELD Will enmatenes arradri - On Monday, March • La, Their early sassy of ePBiN6 600 De. mh A A. MASON & CO, are now opentig 200 aez,. - Ettmarttlf,7l"9lMer.arll=. which bare been saraband aZ tbs LarsprparelaPtaa 11 - 111 _, at lawn len than cost of manntietan. tILKB , --A. A: Mason It Co.will open on Ihrooday, 1211, Wpm of rich Two - _.,04_11,341 ?il istalcienetir •to yes. of those 44 P 12.1.44, 44 si,bo. WOOL PLAIDS — g, A. Mason & ' 00. are ' maZgaut the balsam at theta Plaids at • dlatou t NEW YORE' ADVERTISEXENTS. Prom VISSCHEE. i BCIIIHa7tS .Creueral Adesrtlaing House, No. 346 sad 349 Brmillerare Hew York, H.Me No. 80 Nassau street.) . • Reliable Firms to the ---- 1 5 iie trnadulterated' Braniiia, man non rah altoWnis. ( g h r: hi. of k t , h ri l principal ITclgren i t . c l auses of rest nouree from whi c et It Ls Itras a d r eriled,,Nine.fentlin of the 'at Imported Is received from me _fail t honem h litiOogr, who tsar of the fanners in that II and a tto the United Mad... at meat advent:Al ....and reguently In an s e Outs. inlvi thole 0, -" , • 4 . 4 for the purpose of eceuring a fatrivrine tliNlVVred•et• • 60100 of brandy growers in France has la smomPliatud, with the velw of ehlpment to t h e 11 . 0atetes. The name of the ronsolidati Is 'Central Society of Vineyard Proprietors of Ourn ar:moment and the arm:Cone( N.ltaddo PreghLmt,it Vice President, and a Committee , of 'Wed en of eight mem ber.. The moiety itself Introteftlive undued vineyard roWinTrfretmhernergligoVlO'fggihnte.'zt IV:41,11V. tt lf. under =tail bplaws, the en th of their vine- Trde to the general hind of - the . the present capi tal of which is three million tisane. advantairesto be obtained from MIK combinationameo Inletent ea to ren• der Unnecessary any further ,conato at en the rubject tutuneverth., tot heleee, is eceietr It mly be w r........ i orthrof oblarration kbuithu= to that few As.. 4 ,1 public attention fled the fusion of interest. lasted be- Omen buyer and roller. &nee all are shareho den, It neeemarily: bemmee the Interier46f each Individual tome tribute by every meana in hoe power to uphold the repu tation which the society Is endearoring to earn" f or elan. nt of the best outlines of brandies. For thin purpose vanee introduced in the estates (article 40) renders It Imperative that shareholders Omit MTV the society with the vary best Comae brandies..o=lee th ey 1... the liability of ...entire Outages of shares. The undersigned. PIS ammteln the United Mates for the Central Society of Vineyard ProwietM of Cense, would solicit the attention ot inerchanta, hotel keepers. =An will mm to the vin ore =ow.anLha.Vonlidett ch. a now In the =Net, ere lnd at rearbelow the=dard of erne ordinary Cogneoa D VENCOR A OLLAILLICB. tnyli4m• 118 Pearl Area below Visil.,:tew York. PAPER HANGINGS, weousais sat wan. THOMAS FAYE & CO., 256 and2s7,Broadway, New York, Diesel, opposite the tlts Halt *Park. AVE aanstantly .;and o full stock of American and Preach Paper Hai:glop, Borden, r,ls, Prim, Curtain Papers. Bed Testa.. Mims& landscapes. to., of every style known to the trade. nirehants layitur to their stocks, ma bay from Past hands, a* ye meatithetur• WTOI7 and import dir..tfrom re.ach Ilasstactums, for whom 'seam ails Amite la the United Stets!. iitYreleULdepartteent mamba the richest .Mee of Decoration. lipeciol Importations Wade, srborn desirod from onroolenal collection of ism 1.. Artistic Paw: ilanzerkeent to nor out of the Unitid Mateo.. all 1855. MILLMEE.Y. 1855. Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, 661 proadivoy,. 1. Y, - - . •IS. now prepared to eznitnt, and offers fo aide to wholesale and retail Buyers , at the nub prices. tin , largest and best *elected French, English .1 American Millinery and Straw aw ed seer owned at .7 one establishment in tidy city; equal If not superior to her farmer impartation. They has* been selected with great care by the. celebrated french milllner, -Madame Lahatleur, of Paris. and Urn lassalin tine. of Bandit.. Landon. P. B.—Pattern Bonnets constaatly on hand. Ordede be mall punctually attended to Mrs. 13LIIIIONS. folldrne alit Broadway. New York. Daguerreotype Materials, &c. ifrr , ./..u.r. r.r.s a f2 r. 7.4.1 to reose 44 aelrertire. INVIZ Loewy Da guerrevit es IlertriollM4 ANTHONY'S encral Depot of Materials fur the Deguerreetype.arul ftw pictures he Peg. , rue , : ust. Catalogues Ihrulafted ou eggiiretiow Geode at be sent by exerees. pet - able au delivery. but gegthes with whiall we ere uttarematited. mud give refer. ogee as to their ability to Der Air the Erode uu ervivwl. or tentit u w o i n th . their err Legozp a tmir Az 4 , N. f: New York Bag Manufactoq: lAAM Flour, Feed, drain, Meal, °rainy, not , , Duetwlelit. that. and w abet kin& at me. sad printed to aria by madams) der patch_ Ad.eve as &Love. 17 Plastered. Fee York. t027....1r0y WM. SIMMONS. Wholesale Dealer in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, te..l•Zrov • 31117ROADPA T. N. T. Sc: 11:1' ' : • I . . WHOLESALE:DRINK:4MS, - SIM TORR. Haat tasnooof to Na. 170 nada& e.., cor.a/Brataaora IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their mulata, both In X . r . r . plaand Mutt Indio., and Yratteh Nall and Ilair Brush., Wlr Par Gloves arap, t, and Trtrot• Poona. Corks, acara &a, tilernd St oSar them an at. constpnaona terms. °reins althea In_paraon. or:r man. Ell mad.. their butattorttkm. j. ALDERMEN. L Donaldson. Alderman. 9FFICE., corner of reap and St. Clair eta., rittsbumb. All tAudnoto .pertaltaur to tit. of!Le• of ran b. promptly ortoottod to. fo6-17d Patrick McKenna, ALDERMAN OF THE TifIRD WARD. O FFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (formortr °maks! Dr Aldorttou [Act .)tat.. oil buds,.. portillong th e tam of Alderman sad ) artlu of th. Pram Ittll to promptly attmuted to. 0.1..74a MISCELLANEOUS. STEWART ft KILGORE, MAKI:FM=IUP OP COOKING. I-lEATING. FANCY STOVES, GRATES, WANDERS, Pipes, Boxes, a.&d d& Pour.dry Castings of a kin OFFICE AND WAREBOUSE, No. 267 Liberty St.. corner of Hand, PITTSBORGU, PA. - ROBERT H. PATTERSO3rB LIVERY AND SALE STABLA 'l t'ornar .Thamand street and CAerry Ar* iTrrazonon. Pl. ASHLAND HOl7BB, ASCU STREET. ABOVE EIEVENTII MEM PIIILADELPIII A. FL 8. BENSON, Paorivaros. Kern. ef parsiTl. PAO pe &VAN Ka/ a 18,54-Ixl WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and Dealer In Plain, klArod b akdeorkstive Paper Harr ' T:l:33l. V kftbgl kikkafftharkk Meta,. Dolt. wart k Park,. erksB3 Attie' FASIIIONIFOR LAMIESTRESS- The Partth Fohloto Ii3N7L. direct per simmer rb. " th° L - wusoN. leZitf P.. 121114 PR= shots Eland Arend. T. :07014 -ALM NM U. KIEB, JOKES & PROPRIETORS KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, ORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Canal train. Smantb Weal, PIM.- rgb, Damn, Lard, and 011, Z. Port. P. C. llama. 111W9 tra mad No. 1 Nati, A ntlaraalto and Scotch Pig Irma. Ballrar Met aratelay, Anthracite 0.1. m 719 BANKING ; HOUSES JOHN T. HOOD: NEW YORE. No. V. SOUTH RD T. PHILADELPHIA, 1 PITTSBURGH, ALIMIIIENY CO. SOMERSET SONIERNET MOUNT PLkABANT, WEsTMOILWD 00. Nuns. CONN ELLSVILLR. PAYFTTS CO. BHOWNSY - " Dn.lts rood ved, Dlieounts =de, Dulls bought, o old rtl;:,l3=di & L Notes a "'"I bought bn sad aatd on commh,dou, CmsoZondenco and collootiou"olleltut. notf LOUIE El IIELLEFER, Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector EN In crorrnst ALONE' em 01110 AND Pla.v.irnrAluA pt s a.W.,,uolmee, Tuoesansa.Columblana, Oanoil. Samnalt, P or ts v,Trombull.bnln bet% CANTON, Ohio. 1441". )Ir. luae Il ar u r.l cu.. o. Al.lld or.ft MewllW I s. Y. Veber, 1 zu, osumh. Theodore trmst.setklr. Erel. 11. P. 11 BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.' TAKES ROBB, 89. Market and. 6 Union fia eta third door from the Market Umme, Pittsburgh. ..tddrmaadYntly Ink= hie numerous friends and ett• i t= n all °121111.: Mu Tara zun't in the eastern deka *. The perticalar attention of the Wl.* II invited to israll &Ported etimk of Niters. and rencir Roots and Moyers of all descriptlosur also • rim stock or Chlldrsur Chilton and Puler Etas which fraecarefullr selected. For Gentlemen. he ids an 7 "tt. omusellyind Wearing articles. Pll/ , chase. for mall In large quentitirs suable him to sell at as foe prim, as any aratemament win all In the city. Be ell. continues to manufactlre * hereon, any kind of Ladies' and Gentlemen.' treat, In the infwest styJe and of the test materials. Black Diamond Line of rAcnr.xrs `RAILS from Liverpool to Philudelphi# Id otos& month. and from Phllad*lrlda to Llrar pool the 15th armory month„owood by Thou oaa Melba:d ata,. CY.. 9 Walnut it, PIII/adalphia: and Itlelkantoon. 8/ ryr..u aC°4- bar Ll 7 Pw dzon i t 00 the ammo,. has rdwara oa hand Pamirs Ticket. azd'Slobt rafta for any amount, payatd• at any Bank In Zatthind, Ireland Beotland and Wain*. Du singaril from New York and Pldlsded- Oda hy Itallroad. • .101 IN THOMPSON. nuoloan diontt apzdid • No. 410 Liberty et, Pat/dough, Pa. PAINTERS. • L O HOUSE AND ettIN T AIII&, ft3;WIRD STRETT. • (Iletwoenwoodaad Market ttiveta.) All orders promptly attended to. 1101=41 //la 111112[111.1...-....J01LN FOUNDRY ...„„„„r UNION FOTINDit Mitchellrlierron & Co. ILL continue the business of the Onion Foundry. at the old stand of PENNOCK. IdtiClD 31 1 K 00- N 0.194 Liberty st. 'T , 11 . 47 wr i t wincitraricttireet..• rltlaE large and mend laCOmOilliggelknffainmor, s nide Ovens, - MANTLE & KITCHEN Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxer Dog Irene, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery _Castings generally, , eud GAS and WAT= PIPES of goes IRON dc NAILS OFTECE BEST BRANDS, Shovels,_Spades, Picks, &a., All &which wal ballad At malmbeturwe pekes. mr/.17 JOBS B.l3lMQOca, Book and lob. Printer antraHiker. NaB2 Fifth surd,- *ban Emitbdal4.: %wt. gagabli, BOOK BLNDY3'I3 and Box Maker's Straw Beazda Wrap cat Mad. Alis, !leeks, Papas MIA ' • PITTSBURGH GAZETTE FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1855 XL 8111INKB:8 GREAT LECTURE The Anti-Slavery . Lecture of Hon. CIIAESSO SUMN ra, which was delivered twice in New York ; and once in Brooklyn, within a week, to the lar gest end most intelligent audiences ever assem- i bled in those great cities, has been published at length. There is naturally a gnat desire to : read what, has so moved the hearts and inspired i the heads of assembled thousands, and we would gladly give the whole of this masterly argument i against slavery to our readers, could we possibly , secure the room. We cannot however deny 1 them the pleasure of reading an abstract, Motu-. ding the closing paragraph entire. ,H it stirs their hearts, and nerves their arms to persevere in the good cause, as It has ours, our object will be accomplished. The abstract is as follows : Ur. Sumner then began by saying that from defeat and disparagement enterprises often rose into triumph. In 1835, but twenty years ago, the friends of the slave were few and weak. In Boston a feeble association called the Female Anti-Slavery Society, which held its 'Meetings in the upper story of an obscure building, was in sulted, the small companies of Freedom were everywhere persecuted and pelted, and its earli est apostle, William Lloyd Garrison, thrust into prison to screen him from the fury of the mob.— Most of the large towns were the scene of similar outrage, Even the force of law was brought into play In Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New York to reduce the ruing cry against Sta. very to a whisper. But if truth like Christiani ty was cradled in a manger, it has like it grown intent:apt° and glorious proportion. Freedom o . discussion, the first Atage of viotory, has been won. "Give me where to stand and I will move" said Archimedes. Truth asks no more, and that she has through much .persecntion and much sacrifice finally attained. He had been `selected to fill the van of the present course of lectures;- but ill health tutdoompelled him ,to close their March. Befpnning with the necessity of the Anti slavery enterprise, be maintained the wrong of Slavery as • defined by existing law. HO would not dwell on those horrors which every day rend their cry from the children of bondage and change the land of Slavery into a by-word of shame. He would not present before thentruch a feature of horror. .He would treat of undispu ted facts and out of itsiowel mouth condemn Sla very. By the civil code of Louisiana itad . of an other polished Slave State, and Stroud's Laws of Slavery fiom which he qeoted, man created after the image of God is divested of his human char acter and declared to be a mere chattel. He May be bartered, auctioned even staked upon the hazard of a die. He may seem to have a wife but he has not ; he may scum to have a child, but he has not; both belong to another. Nor Is even this all. The law by cumulative provis ions positively forbids that a slave shall bo taught to read. Hear this, fellow citizens, and confess that no barbarism of despotism, naextravagance of tyrrany, no excess of Impiety can be more blasphemous or deadly. "Train up the child in the way he should go" is the lesson of sacred wisdom : but the law of slaves boldly prohibits any such training and dooms the child to hope less ignorance and degradation. , -Let there be light" was the Divine utterance at the very dawn of creation—and this commandment travelling with [henget. and the hours still speaks with the voice of God; but the law of. Slavery says "let there be darkness." It Is averred that slave Masters are humane and slaves treated with kindness. What matters such averment in the face of the letter of the law, which is the ex premien of the mass. When they sanction the law they sanction the brutalities it permits. Of what use to, say that Individuals do not practice these atrocities while the law stands ? To the enterprise which -Would strike down the fohl, loathsome law, two objections are opposed. The alleged distinction of race and sanction of Chris tianity. If this distinction of race is not estab lished, then every argument by which our own freedom and freedom in every quarter of the earth is vindicated speaks trumpet tongued against the deep damnation of slavery. It is l in said the curse prat:, need •by Noah on the pot rarity otHam has fa len on his posterity to whom the Africaritailtinki. Bat th ereat, as Mr. Sum ner clearly establis ed, warranted no such de ' &totter' even if the were not a monstrous ab surdity in the atte tto found such a revolting wrong on 'Any eacrofelve tithe. long sad dark., Drakrn them the musty roll of Nothis Ark." Soma array tmggestjons of science havo been seized on to sanction this 'smell bigotry. But no science as to stocks and races, even if sus tained, could choke the everlasting truth which makes all men the children of one father, and entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap. piness here and hereafter. To refute the abject ion of the alleged sanstion of Christianity, it is unnecessary to enter into a conflict of supposed competing texts. The example, the teaching and the life of the Saviour, rebuke the blasphe mous argument which would throw his seamless garment over this shocking wrong. Nor how ever much men might sorrow to find a minister of that Saviour attemptthus, as recently at Bos ton, to pervert text and invent authority, they can hardly feel surprised when they remember that anothirclergyman absolutely put forth a book to prove that "the African trade in negroes was coesistent with the principles of.humanity and rervoaled - religion." The epistle of Paul to Philemcgaent by Onesimus the servant, on which so much stress has been laid by this class of cgsulats, ho however, clearly showed to convey a meaning wholly different, and that there was no justification for this tortuous perversion of the beneficient teaching and example of the Great Apostle. But is this enterprise, even if right, practicable? The former Includes the latter. Truth is too beautiful ever to be impracticable. Already even zealots admit that the abuses should be removed. Take away then that gross central assumption which declares by law that man is a chattel, which is practicable even now, and one by one the surrounding abuses may be subtracted. The "abuse" which substitutes concubinago for marriage—the "abuse" which annuls the pa rental rplation—the "abuse" which closes the portals of knowledge—the abuse" which tyran nically usurps tho labor of another, now upheld by positive law, may by positive law be abolished. But what compensation will be given; and how? The abolition of right founded on a deep wrong. is-entitled to no compensation. Tho compensa tion, if any, is due to the wronged. But for the compensation we seek, no means necessary should be spared that becomes a question of expediency. The two chief objections really relied on are the chief danger to the master and to the slave him self. The first assumes the blatant paradox that the African will do when free what he would not do when foully' oppressed—cut the throat of his master. The chain* were suddenly at ono mo ment struck from the limbs of the British West India negin, did he so? in our slave land the white is as six -fold Gilboa dark skin; but in the West Indies the dark skin was as six to one to the white! Will the African minority do what an African majority did not? By thUre who seek some frail fig-leaf to conceal their shame, it is as serted that our enterpristsretards =dead of hast ening the advent of .African freedpin. This is but the stale device applied to 'every great effort of progress . and to 'Goa° who have inanger ated it frohi Christ . downs Burke when de fending ; the ',Revolution, ; and Wilberforce when urging the lame cause,pleaded that right. A beneficent work cannot be suspended, (because, like all works striking at unjust tyran ny, it prodocas heat and irritation. In the face of this complaint, exclaimed Mr. Sumner, I as sort "That the Anti-Slavery enterprise has al ready accomplished incalculable good.. 'Even now it touches the national heart as it never before was touched, sweeping its strings with a might to draw forth emotionssuch as no political strag gle has ever evoked. it moves the young, the middle-aged, and the old. It enters the family circle and mingles with the flame of the house hold hearth: Itreaches the souls of mothers, wises, sisters, and daughters, filling all with a new aspirationfor jnstioe on earth, and awaken ing not merely a sentiment against Slavery, snob as prevailed with our fathers, but a deep, toady ' ing conviction of his wrong, and a determination to leave no - effort =attempted for its removal. With the Sympathies of all Christendom as allies it has already encompassed the slavis-mastent by "lord blorlclt, 'invisible to the eye but more potent than navies, from which there Can bo no esciya except luting capitulation. Thus it hes created the irresistible influence which itself con . eludes the beginning of success. - Already there are signs of change. In common speech as well as inwriting, among slaVe-masters the-bondman is no longest:ailed a slue,, but a servaist—than, by a soft substitution concealing and condemn ing the true relation. Even newspapers in the land of bondage blush -with indignation at Ufa bunt of men by bloodhounds, thns pretesting 'against an unqueitionable incident of _Slavery. Other signs- ire found in the - added - Comfort 9f the slave; in the enlarged attention to Militant% in the experiments now beginning; by which the gamin enabled to share in the profits of his la bor, and Oats finally Bemire his freedomv and; above all, in the conscimurtess among slave Mee. , ten( themselvea, that they difelinOW 'before cinder the keen .obstreiathin . of An eiet-; wakeful.Publie.OPirdem;.:. quickened by an one wakeful • Public, - Went. .Ner is' thisidl. Only ^ lately propositions have been introduced intathe gielatnrae of algtirefit-lltelei‘lind'aninttenitil' 4 'ee by flutfiftterii„ to.ntitigate:the:ntiSllig*w. of Slavery; and, almost while speaking, I have' received the drafts of two different memorials-- one addressed to the Legislature of Virginia, and the other to that of North Carolina caking for the slave three things, which it will be monstrous to refuse, but which, if conceded, will take from Slavery its existing character; I mean, Scot, the protection of the marriage relation; secondly, the protection of the parental relation; and, thirdly, the privilege of knowledge. Grant these, and the girdled Upas tree soon must die." The enterprise bad too an Inherent dignity' to recommend it. It seeks to benefit those it has never seen and who are ignorant of its labors.— It has met aspersion. It has been styled fanati cal, and has been said to lack the anthorty of eminent name. Thushas it ever been with every noble struggle. From this on to the close we let Ur. Bummer speak for himself: But the answer may be wide yet more irresis tible, while with mingled SOITOW and shame I portray the tyrannical power which holds us' in thraldom. Notwithstanding , all rte excess of numbers, wealth and Intelligence, the North is the vassal of an OLIGARCHY whose single in spiration comes from Slavery. According to the official tables of our recent census the Savo- Masten—men, women and children all lold--iere. only THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN THOUSAND; and yet this small company now dominates over the Republic, determines its na tional policy, disposes of its offices and swim' all to its absolute will. With a watchfulness that never sleeps and an activity that never tira— irith as many eyes as an Argue and as many arms as Briarems—the SLAVE OLIGARCHY asserts its perpetual and insatiate masterdom, now Bering a broad territory,once covered by a time-honored tirriina.fice of freedortfi . now threat ening to 'wrest Cuba from Spain by violent war or hardly less violent purchase; now hankering ... nether slice of Mexico, merely to find a new !mope for Slavery; noWproposing once more to open the hideous, heaven-defying Slave-trade, and thus to replenish its shambles with hnnian flesh, grad now, by - thelipS of an eminent Sena tor, asserting an audacious claim to the' whole group of the West Indies, whether held by Hot, land, Spain, France or England as "our South ern Islands," while It assails the independence of Hayti and etrechei its treachermis ambition oven to the distant Valley of the Amazon. In mantaining its power, the Slave Oligarchy has applied a new test for effice,very different from that of Jefferson: ' , ls he honesti is he 'ca.- pablef is be faithful to the Chnstitution?" These things are all forgotten now in the controll ing question.. isparefaithfol to Slavery?" With ar rogant ostrikeism it excludes from every-nation al office ielLertio cannot respond to this test. So complete and irrational has this tyranny become that at this moment while I now speak, could Washington, Jeffenion or Franklin once more de scend from their spheres above to mingle in oar affairs and bless us with their wisdom, not one of them, with hie recorded, unretracted opinions on Slavery, meld receive a nomination for the Presidenoyfrom a National Convention of eitherof the late great politicV parties; nor, stranger still, could either eddies() saintedpetriots, whose names alone open a perpetual fountain of grat itude in all your hearts, be confirmed by the Senate of the United States for any political fur= tionw hatever underthe Nations Governmentnot even for the office of Postmaster. What I now say, amid your natural astonishment, I have more than once uttered from my seat in the Senate, and no man there has made answer, for no man who has eat in its secret cession, and, there learned the test which is practically ap plied, could make answer; and I 'ask you to accept this statement as my testimony, derived from the experience which has been my lot. Yes fellow citizens, had this test prevailed in the earlier days, Washington— first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen—could not have been created Generlimimo of the American forces; Jefferson could not have taken hisplare on the Committee to draft the Declaration of Independence; and Franklin ethild not have gone forth to France with the commission of the infant republic to secure tho invaluable alliance of that ancient kingdom. And this giant strength is used with a giant heartlessness. By a cruel enactment, which has no !source in the Constitution—which"defies jus tice—which tramples' on humanity—and Which rebels against God;the Free States are made the hunting-ground for slaves, and you;and I, and all good citizens, are summoned to join in the loathsome and abhorred work. Your hearts and judgments, swift to feel and condemn, will not require me to expose here the abomination of the Fugitive Slave bill or its utter uncofratitutionali, ty. Elsewhere I have'dene this, aid neier . been answered. Nor will you expect Oink= enact ment, sb entirely devoid of all just sanction, should be milledby the sacred' name of 'kw. His. tory still repeats the language in which our fathers persevered, when they denounced the last emanation of British tyranny, which&aided the Revolution, as the Boston Port Bi , and I am content with this precedent. I hare said that if any man finds in the Gospel any support of Sla very, it is because Slavery is ahead In Lim:self; ~1 so do I now say, If any men finds in the Consti tution of our countryany support of e Fugitive Slave bill, it is because that ;bill is already in himself. One of our ancient masters—Aristotle, I think—tells no that every man has a beast in his bosom • but the Northern citizen who =tithe Fugitive Save bill there, has worse than a beast —a devil! And yet in this bill—more even than in the: ostracism at which you rebel—dpea - the Slave Oligarchy stand confessed,; .heartless, grasping, tyrannical; anion of humanity, right or the Constitution: wanting that foundation of justice which Is the essential base of every civil ized community ; stuck together only by confed eracy in spoliation; and constituting in itself a magnum lettniciniuns; while it degrades the Free State to the condition of a slave plantation, under the lash of a vulgar, despised and revolting over- Beer. - Surely, fellow-citizene, without hesitation or postponement, you will insist that this Oligarchy shall be overthrown ; and here is the foremost among the sped duties of the North, now re quired for the honor of the Republic, for our own defence, and in obedience to God. Urging this comprehensive duty, I ought to have hours rather than minutes before me; bat in a few words you shall see its coMprehensire, import ance. Prostrate the Slave • Oligarchy, end the wickedness of the Fugitive Slave bill will - be en palled from the statute Beek. Prostrate the Slave Oligarchy, and. Slavery will cease at once In the national capital. Prostrate the Slave Oli garchy, and liberty will become the universal law of all 'the national territories. Prostrate the Mare Oligarchy and the ..elave-trade will no longer' skulk - our coasts beneath the na tional flag. Prostrate the Slave Oligarchy, and the National, Government will be at length di vorced from Slavery. Prostrate the Slave Oli garehy,- and the whole national policy will be . changed from Slavery to Freedom. Prostrate the Slave OligaichY, and the North will no longer be th&vainal of the Soul. Prostrate the Slave Oligarchy, and than North will bo lifted to, its just share in the truth's and honors of tho Republic. Prostrate the Slave Oligarchy, and you will pos sess the master-key -to unlock the:whole house of bondage. Prostrate the Slave Oligarchi, and the gates of emancipation will be open at the South. But without waiting for this consunimitiob, there IS another special duty to be done here at home on our own soil, which must be made free in reality as in - name. And here I shall speak frankly, thaigh not without a proper sense of the responsibility of my words. I know that I cannot address you entirely in s prliate citizen; but I shall say nothing here which I have not said elsewhere, and which I shall be snood to vindicate everywhere. "A. lie," It has been de clared, "should bo trampled out and extinguish ed forever," and surely you will do nothing less with a tyrannical and wicked enactment The Fugitive Slave bill, while it continues unrepeal ed, must be made a dead letter, not by violence; not by any unconstitutional activity of interven 7 ton: not even by hasty Conflict botweeojurioilic tions•' bat by an aroused Opinion,, which; in its irresistible - might shall blast with contempt indignation and abhorrence, ell who consent to be its agents. Thus did our fathers blast all who become the agents of the Stamp Act; and surely their motive was emelt compared with ours. The sinve-hunter whti drags his victim from Africa Is loathed as &monster- but I defy any acuteness of-reason to indicate, the. moral difference between his act and that of the slave hunter who drags his victim: from our Ncirthern free soil. A few puny personsuelling thee:lenient, the Congress of the united • Stites: with the ti tles of Reppmentatires and :Senators;: Cannot turn wrong muiright—cannot . chinge a man in to a thing—uannot reverse the irreversible late of God—cannot make hire wicked who bunts a slave on the burning elnds'of Congo or Guinea; and Mate him 'virtuosi Who bunts a dere lathe colder streets of - Boston cr-New 'fork. Nor:can any acuteness orreSion distinguish fmtweei tho bill of sale from the kidnapper, by which .the .unhappy African was originally. transferred In Congo or Guinea; and the certificate of the Care missioner, which; - *rhea utte,'Ogaln - in Free dons; le .was reduced - a:Mita bondage.. The note are kindred and eheuld flare kindredeon damnation. • . OZlCfnuties virtue , betemee a 'standard Or.ei oellence forall,and.tbere la now inßostociaitim ple citizen whese '..exanipte may ,NO a lemon to Commissioners, ditirShas hlafflitrates, while it tills alforith the beauty oia genemaact. I rn., ' fee to , Mr. Hayes; ' - wbo resigned his piece in the, Ulty'polloe rather thati tslte sp.i!pirt in the pack the slawkinter. II now the part, VOLUNE LXVIII---NUAIIIER:22B: lof Ihe public' . 4difiew which' li - .beert ',henored I this *titer by the trltumphant leetniee on Sla very. Better bee door-keeper inlhe house of the Lord than a dweller in the tents of the ungodly Formyself let me say that I can imagine no office, no salary, no consideration; which I would not gladly forego rather than become in any way an agent for the enslavementof my brother man. Where, for me, would be comfort or solace after such a work! In dreinna ;end in - rtld4 hours,- in solitude and in the streets, • the steal! et the open book and in cow/trestle with - th e world, wherever I turned, th ere my v ethin Would stare me In the face, while frinm the anent 4ce-fields and sugar-plantations of the South, his cries be ; nesth the vindictive , lash, Ids moans at. the thought of liberty once his—now, alas! ravished away—would pursue me, repeating the tale of his fearful doom; and seundlngforever sound ing in his ears, "Thou art the num." . Mr. Free ident, may lie such terrible voice ever fall on your soul or mice!_. - Yes, Sir, here our duty is - plain and para mount. While the Blare Oligarthy, - through its unrepealedliaie.bill undertakes to enslave , our free soil ; we carconly turn for 'Protection to a Publio Opinion worthy of a humane, just and re ligious people, which shall keep perpetual guard over the liberties of all withha our borders; nay, more, whicb, , like the - flaming fiwtrrtiof , the eher nbim at the gates of Paradise, turning on every side, shall prevent' any Slave-tenter from ever setting foot on our - -Sacred soil. Elsewherk he may pursue his human prey; he may employ his congenial blood-hounds and exult in his success ful game. Bat into these domains of Freedom he must not dome. And this Public Opinion, with Freedom as ini watch-word; must proclaim not only the overthrow . of the Slave • bill, bat atm the_otuirthrownif the l3lave Oligarchy behind —the ,two pressing duties of theNorthessential to o,ir own emancipation; and believe me, Sir. while they remain undone nothing is done. Mr. President, far already have I trespassed upon your generous patiende, but there areether things which still press for utterance. Some thing *woulu. I say of the arguments by which our Enterprise is commended; something also of the appeet it makes to men of every condition, and something also of union as a vital necessity among all who love Freedom. I know not if our work can be soon won:- plished. I know not, Sir, if you or I can live to see in our Republic the views of the Fathers at length : fulfilled as the last fetter falls from the limbs of the last slave. :Bat one thing Ido know beyond all doubt or questiolvtliat - this Enter , prise must go on—that in its irresistible current it will ewoep schools, colleges, churches the in telligence, the conscience and the religious as pirations of the land, while all who sfantfin its way or speak evil of it are laying up forgive:it. .children, if not for themseloed, days of sorrow and shame. Better to strive inn . this cause oven unsuccessfully than never to strive at all. • There is no weapon in the celestial armory of truth; there is no sweet influence from the skies; there is no generous word that ever dropped 'from human lips, which may not be employed. Ours, too, is the argument alike of the Conservative and the Reformer, for our cause stands on the truest conservatism and the truest reform. It seeks the cariseriation of Freedom itself and of kindred historic principles; it seeks also the re form of Slavery and of the kindred tyranny by which it is upheld. Religion v anorals, justice, economy, the Constitution, may each and all be invoked: and one person is touched V one argu ment, while another person.is toSchedbranoth er. You do not forget Imre Christopher Colum bus wen Isabella of Spain CA his enterprise of discovery. He test presented to her the temp tation of extending her dousin' ions, but she heark ened not. But•wheri at last was pictured to her pious imagination the poor heathen with scuds to be saved, then the youthful Queen poured her royal jewels into the lap. of the,. Genoese adven turer, and at her expensti that small fleet was sent forth which gave to Spain and maiikind a New World. As in this enterprise there is 6 place for every argument, so also is there a.!place for _every man. Even as on the broad slxold - of sculptured by divine art, wesw ught every form barman of activity; so this cause, which is the very shield of Freedom, whaterer man'eau do, by deed or speech, may find its place: One may act in one way,. andanother in another way.; but all - moat act, Providence is felt through individ tials; the dropping of water • Wears trWay the rock; and no man can be so hatable or peer as to be excused from thie work, while to all the happy in fortune, genius, or fame, itmakes a special appeal. Here is room foi,the strength of Luther, and the sweetness of Melanethen; for the wisdom of age, and the ardoeof youth; for -the judgment of the statestrum . 4od the eloquence of the orator; for the grace of tits scholar, and the aspiration of the poet; for the learning of the professor, and the skill of the lawyer; . for the exhortation of the preacher, and the per innelon of the Preis; for the various' energy of the citizen, and the abounding sympathy of And still one thing more is needed, without which Liberty-loving ; men, and even their argu ments, will fail in power—even as without chari ty nil graces of -knowledge, speech and - faith are said:to profit nothing. I mean that' Unity of Sjfintl —in itself a fountain of strength—whicb,'filling the people of the North, shall make them tread under loot past antipathies, decayed dissensicas and those irritating names, which now oriel only as the tattered ensigns of ancientrsttife.— It is right to be taught by the , enemy, and 'with their example before-us and their power bran dished in, our very faces we cannot hesitate.— With them Slavery is madathe main-spring of political life 'and the abiorbing Center of political activity ; with thein all differenoint are'swallowed up by this one idea, as allother • rode' were swal lowed.up by. the rod of Aaron ; with them all unite to keep the National Government under the control of shave-masters; and surely we 'should not do less for Fieedoni than they do for Eilniery. We too must be united. Among us, at list,"mutnal criticism, abrogation and fend must give place to mutual sympathy, trust and alliance.:. Face to face against the firarn. - Ormaneur must be rallied the UNITED ' , GASSES of the North, in compact political association,--planted on the everlasting base of justice—knit together by the instincts of a common danger, and by the holy sympathies of huminity—enkinaled by a love of Freedom not only for themselves, burfor others— determined to enfranchise the National Getup ment from degrading thraldom---nral constituting the BACKBONE PAIITY, powerful in nrimbers, wealth and intelligence, but more powerful still in an inspiring cause. Let this be done, and Tie.. toli will be ours. , • Private. Preach Lessons. , ti(ONSU ALPHONSE DANSE, a na tl., end for &number of roan raddiani abuts. reeneetrbllyannotmase to the ladles and ggeentle. men of Pittsburgh sod 'Allegheny tbst he Ell glee so= lo tho French Lea:trued% Yrtyntele or In obsbrn. Particular attention EU be given to the sequlzernent ofs pun and carnal pronunntstion.. . Usmancrst—Jobn baklpton E. do Pleesle Denny. 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'Erased's= of Roam. ter ho baldly emplot ed. Erma the 00 or 40 new famdum who have become citizens the em.ae.Smbog, • pad Matit employment; and in a few date • hundred firdlisa more 'rat be rt trolved to car. 7 on the work of the pima The Gee Budding &UMW . swell la now nehe and will be in fail operation In June. Several C. be ready f r delivery: by eoutraMthe Ist of Jidy. 18M. Tensor three new churches, in Xoebestm ' DJ t e ton• mecum for immediately, And numerous other' Improve ..., , d u t.eppmugued, resublime a gnat sausent of ineehenlml otherlabor Indonesian:hot the cu. N e w. , but ir at. .hiet, mit- probably erabloy from tate to two; A prominent bneknuther fromPittaturgh - II rimed nine lams toMeandoontracted to MAU sine them; futheith 60),000 brri. Two gangs of bawls amateur.. work the MUM. Week bandit the otter Yards heretahner i established in the umglsbortmod• Oar stone anallieS ars abrewily allareith workouts ,; and the rewle leading to them Merl with Maros. 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