THE DAILY PITTSBURGH ESTABLISHED IN ;786. BUSINESS. DIRECTORY. 11. rreTimilu. A CO.'S ADVERTISING AGENCY 122 Malin Nsv as And S. 10, NaL. am; Alosum. P. l Os. Are Areeta FK the WO. lularAlJal *Ad Wert ISENII•ISA1I onestmecial Papas both Is Yu Wilted Mateo sal the To the Public. HE BRANDRETII• UOUSX is now open Ise ts,. ty for too rieiptlon Atiblio. whom ootiPn •Tiry ittoptlyo rill ^ Di Lai *am MAW. :kW or JoSoon It. Roo" No, 4111tfroi., 4V4. otneto ri Nor Illy ZrArtiorptato ts,* p Giano. 41 mum yoa. Brandeeth House Restaurant, OtroSILE Now H i ine , ? ... lll . 1 1 11314 „ 1 .4 1:ept it Willow% ptistot* .yff 4105 toi litoi *dee rare ""ns'er"glrelferarCi 1111="1 t.tVATL ter, " " eh t . u4 „,, Ul rem Ilotol, the aloha:Lat. New tir itarbeitrirfirlilrtti4=g7.4.l."4 4.l7r— uttiosiAl Matt UMW I - iv too ." ritlritiot Via her.' Knew au es soicenescelsted stilt Wilds Milo It alistrogt. m/A Jmf 1101qt's Patent ' FR.ANCH, no. 1 Brirolsy street, iflartient al patting. sites thee hire tb• 41:4t41 Ttt2 l ,l....lunallititrort la• to Ism. ultg2 W ''''" JAOKbON & oh the Into Arm d t t 0. 01=t4. , 1•.•.• • ems. Orau 0,14 .ropaor ►e.to.io Itim•••.,r. New Yoe!. Wm y 5.1140 Triety of undo.' ►ea rfpal tertiLlikt• 'UZI "4" snake 811nr Ont.. whol• .12 Iry ==l==2l IkUNOAN. LEWIS A BARTOW, No. 161 I ./ 1141 Was stlool.-4, mot Variety of PAPER Ito Book. Stallooir Ninto , :s, Hoot Unaptly tdono TOYS AND TANDY 000 DB. I .4,IILUORN it. CO., 54 Maiden Lane, la l l amas WWI, u Imparhas WPM. td.SCOSS _ . Spiritual Telegraph. 'I It orga of modern bmritufdism Fourth vol..imenrea Ibly. It oontalne the re. mr at cemest Veneered:plutons on Spiritual try lhabliamt weakly at eftrit.usl Book. Or ale by PAR rtglia's Kirin • 5+ 2 Broadway. New York. P. Wilma. or Nplrltnal Bootir *era 'a aDDllo- Non. m463mdP Combs, Fans and Fancy Goods WtUlam Tasker, PARK PLACE. NEW YORK., In e'heal I,QUI : r, ,t k e Veit at W=l: e i ta:PeN T l=Meze . ll, i Sruall4; Ladles' Reeked., Perfumery,. &spa, Port Boo wale. Jet lad Beal amulets. Pocket Homo.. Dnow But tons, Plus end Needle& flouts and /bee, Watch Uoarele. Wu.. Coral and Wei BeeAlle.Neoltleoes.io; lune 'Rubber Omaha. awn. R 44 sod Tv Teat Seery dewerlytiou; liaaor 1 Cutlery. Gold sad UHL Jewelry, Aocordeous and Violins. lulu Hole • general and very Ws. aura of ieW. Preach .4 tlermart Peace , Goole. which will be the eery lowest prime fur kWh or apyrovut Payer Illenrderg by. lattar ealerteVil rut UP lo the beet 1.41.1111 TASK RI Part Plan, New Tort. P. B.—Pleue eat Ode out- rayl33,llp HOPPERS PATENT PLANE. 111 undersigiOl4l 1,4 I.4opatiat to '.ll‘isky OLIIPINTIIIIS. o.llatilMOlAltlthO. *at AC.o. in oat emnair. _with td* Patmatolw*/ loto‘to. *ow. All who ban Wad It powwow* II a www.t oldie* tb• mim. that must loon mom luta owtworat M. TO. lot , I owing lattars hogs practical workmen or* Owl two tooppo homy Wien Um Potent** Me raogioll twoemoi.o4log I hi. P. slim all otbaro two!: mon Seams Omura, Yellow/ 22.1ent. bwiei 0 , 4 W. that during the last twelve months eoed OM:err% Pedant andll do not Imitate to mammon& It tedlatort-UakersOargentan as or prior to any other Plane in nee. We wonder it peculiar. tI lodepardt to p ad. heelag nat.nberry. valued sod el, code w weneern It le Var =onion to the old undo of moots& bedlam lamas • sa..± time. One Man. bridling tide Stan. ee.".l was Qum nn men can no ler nir dds limome th od In mewl E.. EL nIAS tOl TO MOW lklitette. Wm: Dea, dlr—l bore orsa.... UMW. ?Wan Saab li Plasseouid tonne It to two most mitsdkrat mile* far the use OW which it I. Intended. se a tombhistiou of plane Itrili.stlionleril adapted to Piessiar rum.% and It dose na.bOtalt• L a t ex the Um* or labor of the old meth* end I have no dontd. whets its properties beams = li r known, but tout Rosin entirely sunereede the tedom god laborious mum. • 1 newt elessrfully recommend it to all permot agesmil In to. Othinet business. es fttms my knowledge or then I. nethltut m wed Iltted to glee • moons and bean- UN) finish to mows es the Hoppe. Patent Bomb Plane. Juno W . Womanly., Furniture Warereossu Cr OM Thins st, Pittsburgh. .124tendl. AbruaNy zr..1656. )10838 Y. ZATON, of this eilty, ts say sole At lir the ..le of PLthatt-or of rights to Manufseture and gen Mom WM. C. Et 'PFEIL Pitteburgb. Mauls 9.1n5. udirithous. Carpetingi, Oil - Cloths and Mattipp. ROBINBON Be NO LT PJTH OTNEN7. 111'. 12 WOOD. AELE now receiving alargo and choice at , sertwast or e/RPRTINGS. of the lotaot and matt Mil IW:toms. V consisting at Royal oltot„ Rttra 's altd Ply. - Potoot Sagoster. ingrain, Soper wod too Ingrain, • Twilled *Ain Votiftlon; rogoiloto with owvai doseriptlow of Liaosp, Cotton, sod *.Pre".° Taß OIL CLOTUS, Prom Pto 21 lot wAto, all want* e ow/ prima. MookTatio 011C1c4big AS and wow 011 Mader, buff W croon Rolland Window Shadow Moo and Totdo erg Rao. Mato, Dingsrots. Cocos sad tiottask ottlw2, Usk Rods, Wooltlaa Slim* so., al of which ot• aro/ attho Uwe./ nub whit; Tne Young Ladies' Institute. No. 36 West Twenty-Third st., N. Y. hamtrun lIEMIIY DANA W AkmAAA Mts. WA S.D. Amirtad by-Bor.III7a3DOWE lando LL.D.. and Rao. OARDNAn SPRIBEIVLUMLBY. 216. Amami. yadr.begrtn. TOG . .Irpf. mut end, MA July. rEfiS_INSTITUTE employs . -Professors of the Soot grade In all Ita Departs. Ma, oo JLL.f Painting. Braving. and of tholdudern 'Ratio nroridna Bellos.Lottors elms an young tsnln for Udlnolbetr Mosatkm. - The Frsnotk Mummy b Amalfi dement of Atm Instants and t. Conan old! un sl 1101.1111. =r1...-D. Ward. Beetor of instltnto. may b. ad &mod In 800 York by--mail Yortstor. of dm Institut., omtalning a list of Um entire faculty and sir the plan. of Mardematlon and of study, may to mon ly oalanz - mg day it 00., Wood Moot. Manure.; noe& Ca; do • dig • .7. 11. Mellor, do 7. 5.-Davloon. Market st... dot loodelk. , . • do do. mytlamdo -....b. I. 10CRI01r-.................1. KLUX. • • • • --- gushier Carnage _Factory. OHNSTON, BROTHERS fr. CO., plod . oil Moab Makin. corner of Itabewes sad Iteinamt .. / t&,ts. as tu• MEMJ% • mord to durstAlity and beauty of finish, In • VI Vag antaillatti U Div anti:Mat tbst all who lazy faTor taw= with Mar • mill to pm:hotly eat • of their work. • , Book and Job Printing. 4011 N T. SIERYOCK, having' recently re • weed hi. Job Plinth:lg Moe toil PIM Knot above maw. u.s.u. Building. ' , rad Istnnotf.l,lll .011011 F, :2 be pativara of masetisaul, zurnsteetetrere others. and paint ptoelded with Own rower and ..parlor book. job *ad eard , invonee, be le enabled to execute every dr =Cund ••¢7 or book .. and neereat .l lie job ;dor= at o boot co a...t. Prk WWI far - the enie of a eoperlor .... of tdr &Ye sad box maker's etrarbeards: Who rams Book Paw. 417.1 C, en band and lb, rile. .I; .0110 PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. 613n0.-.......-11411.11 . 1111 L. Sin RIO/MOIR CO., • tlooototon to L'}!. tittolow, ifiat DLAftD 4 1.1.41. war wool tt., Plitsburgbi Penna. 110/..CLIES, CARRIAGES, PHACTON 8, itTafttr4 Pu "' Of v " I t" beanl~Ofdi=or With AM of iknolip wins.tod. web ' • Hide Oil lad Leather Store. .. - ... D: HIRSPATILICOL - • Re. 21 South. Third Street, Betimes Market, and Chestnut .t., Philadelphia, 111 0 .t nee 8 FOR SALE SPANISII HIDES, Jr : 5, ...:: mad Greve tilted Patna Elva Tanners' 011.1trteri Am... ... a realeottoernstprioe. and the bag terms . t.b.i wr ai lltisa 4 am , auer to the stash wanted, ke tilde Prbse will be even In to or taken In . szeheopr ktr 1/14ea lattlttr sWred tree of charge end sold on etattmiseton. - tob.7.Plyd • -- • Wl-101...ESALE GROCERS, Melee ild C 0191121109 lltrehitliti, - MULL= IN • • . • : • 15ttabargh Manufactured Articles, 219 Lawty— strati Come' of lrwin, lOUS COOLEY,. WHOLESALE OROCERS - AND ppm , FURNISHERS; hedge. aid Frlatu ß r ß eriandactarts, No. 141 Water Street, err 171 PENNA. Janos Irwin It Co., MANUFACTURERS OF QUEFRURIC ACID; Sulphuric Ether; kiaremmt.txrikast.....eVataalirsittur: Mad+t4 Ada;, — AIWA GLASS WORKS, DAVIDSON.* CO.. ANUF4iOTURERS and dealers in Vials, Bodin. Lid all kinds data= and ha 01•••111112•• •on tew—Na ZlMuleet stmt. tieb. Pa , - - LEATHER. FRITZ', HENDRY & 00. No. .7.9 IfortA WILED Sliiet, PRILNIM IROCCO'MANUFACTURERS. DOUR ik*..l."Ra.. al:l=A %WM 647nr PAINTERS. LONG & LANE, HOUSE. AND SION PAINTEIA _ NO 16 THIRD - MAST . • . CB•farsaa Wood sod Maztult Iltreetc) All orders 'promptly attended to. Inu earmaLo4 la snoff%e atlas. mlar tt ROBERT R. PLTTERBOWB LIVERY AND SALE wok araazz. • opserDiwatild idnit ela= a t q • n. PA. : um H. T&LOOTT & CO., (amalgam. to MAgeWSlVairainakis Wmath' iL" se _,!lrrt,tr"cl2Bl°r neemulloing livit4iir • BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. gamuts. W. susdg NUL. BUCK & itsuot, AwT'CORNEYS AT LAW, (Successors to b berre i a 1 kleesa ke alunj Haswell's DutlSlnss, Heat a., ftr u a t o th e S+Vanrt of Ufna d Imo. Washington Cl t t l ;. n *r ot Cl ygltd b l7:l W. Attorne - y - at Cam, "Baks t/ • wsll's Hsll4lsss:' Heat drool, hotness Pnurth and Lhamoopi an 3 •Irl: lOSEPII S. & A. P. MORRISON, AttPr tiutalltutl627lllAZlL'Z' " 1 "".4.1.1" . 'n OBE'" E. PLII LLI Attorney atLaw - , -I lg. At. Leas, Ito. fad POLLOCK, Attornoy - at Lnw— , Carney nr 81n4 .d °rant sidsolgoptsudts the court moo atom Pittaborsh. yttty'edi lAMBS J. KEllN,Attorney at Law, office IF team!, str.t. sea Heat. Pittsburgh. jalbully "'ASPER E. lIRADY , Attorney at Law, *I On, n rifth divot, Pittsburgh, • _ . BAA KEELS AND 11311.0KINt8. SALYER =mean Still now= [mean hItAMER RAIDS, Banker, and Ex change Protein. Huy and Cold mad Sliver and Not/ neetlate loane 4 on , Itenl ketste Prr TIVA.7 noir ' lion. made on .11 polnta In toe Un ion . Aloe corm Third soil Wood Armin , dlrwalf cOemlie IL. kit. C 1 11.1.1. ' ,sp7 m 7 1 ,17 ......... 1.1=11141 CO.. (JOIXIMOOSI TO A. WILMS I C 0..) • BANKERS & BXCHNSGB BROKERS, NO. 71 rpußro STRIS P 177881117011. N the nutneroon suspensions of Bankers mot HMOS/throughout the ooaotq during to. las e t I. mouths, we are setishad that in almost ittetance their troubles have grown out of a departure from their legitimate hemhoes, and we therefore take °cession to sr sure the stadia, In advance, that no eperulatione In "fan cy stocks: . or other • °amide operatkulle 'hall tempt us from the strict an d regiUmato linear our bulinele, believ ing that In avoiding all each Investments. we shalt not only be better able unary, our customers ana - ensure t but In lin Bh a mum we obeli th p e ro r mote y our ow tha utim d ebeu g nt. u fee — WILKINS a 00. BANIcING- T HOUSES O JOHN T. HOGG: SEW YORK, Ku= BOUTII RD NT. PHILADELPHIA, . PITTEBURtiIi. ALLEGHENY CO. SOMERSET lEHIEREET CO., MOUNT PL4ABANT. WE:iTMORWD P.oa CONNELL& ILLY- FAYETTE 00., UNIONTOWN nitowNsmir.. Wyo.. rood.d, Ulooolusho made, MmHg bought. .old sod oollootod, Souk Notes and Epode boght sad gold Stooks., Not. antant oth. Boourttlgo bought u au & .old on onutialsaton. OotTgoonottooto and eanlbeinne owlottor. I . rl 7ERNAN .ICO., Bankers and Excluinge Broken, No. RR Ylloglotnga corner of Diatom. Alloy, MTUuybufgh. sotto.' Busk Not... Cola. Manua Thug Itsohougo, and i . ,4ll2llloMr_Notmr, matte Co/lootlen. In .1 tin orlutdoal ottl. of tho Colon; Itonolve Lolpoolts oo nW and too 10t..., and 0.15 W Mmvt.tumut. bla' bib-. la W.W.I gglootalnlog to g Broltorlt bmlaw It% E.G.., Enaltango constantly Rut gab, IItm . VOIVAN r 40111111.. .. ... 11.0114.1. TM. UMW. L) Aum Fat, ANNA e„,. Sueooßsont niyeat, Ripon On" &bakers L,,rh.1,,, .1 . 4W Ip T. 141, w4QInINW Onrltamt..f I.paplt, tWIL Nolw, aw4112..1.—N, W no", or , 111.-.1 VARA rAtvotk eurrettk *mop au 0.0 -efts Melt ...akkil.o.. sot mileotion. Male no Alt Nina • ttto lbo hiultawl NtwtAt Imboot protrlneo patt Vor.tin bpi - Amadora 46 , 4 dHilit•• 1111144 r 0.1411111mouL• Produer. shlPPed mkt. ea Ilb.sl It. ft. wiLumts I,lkjid. 11. & Ustikers anti Ylln.kor. R North ut rororr of Wowl and C=Z= .NHOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign . and Amenlc em. or IC:change, Oartidaiten of De =t:Bh. Ifirk Not.. i.ii RP.'lc. Net en Market Went, Mir entlndents castle on all the principal Wino thranshont Inn Malted Mate.. . BOOKSELLERS &C. L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No 78 Fourth Amt, Apobo Butldlspk.. It , 1:. : .7.T5 . JoMITRY S. BOSWORTH, Booksellar' and Dealer In Btataonery, Jke, No. n Haricot semi, near end. PletAundk. PP. AT k CO., Booksellers and Stationers, No. 65 Wood oirost, next door to tho <moor of Third, COMMISSION &C. ErIDIM mrc=m &minx, LEE & co., WHOLESALE (3-ROO ERS Produce & Commission Merchants. AND DAPJANA IN PITTSB URGH MANUFACTURES, No. S Wood st., between Water and Prom at ANIS PITTSBURGH. HERBY S. ICINix. late of the firm of king tcMoorheadj CCOMMISSIONI:4II 4 , HAM, DEALTR. IN Fill METAL AND BLOOMS. No. 76 Water street, below Market, PITTSBUI43II. PENNit. riitriffitTl*l.lll, PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Dealers m Provisitna, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 323 L.OJESTY STREET, It Eao . lT . R . r o in .a n Ilar . bauf h .5c Co:, UMW= Marfa "'"'n -- & CO, ( SUOnen- PRI VOER II ors to e. llorbou.0.) OmPtagh, ....am . enehantin Dealers Ve ml and mann o me, Übett7 strost. EV:W.IMb. P.. A. A. HARDY. (Itttenoor to lisrdy. Jobe. a ON) COMMISSION AND PURWANDING MERCHANT: - Agent of the gaditon and Indianapolis BAILIWAD, • No.Bo Water et., Pittebuigh, Pa. 025617 , 1 a. • . Sirrisat .I — . W. lIITLER !CO ! , EtWA_RDING 41. COMMISSIoN AMR CMANTS and Dada. In all Ida& ef PI tlawliti 111.- ArtJebor, Lead Pip. .ad Ron 1•04. No. VT Mgt Iffmt. Pittsburgh- attSl74l.l _ & A. 1113ANE, Commission and For warding Merchants. Saslow la Wool and Praises - llrt also. Pittsbargh Manolsetarea, N 0.114, assond Pittsburgh ape-ly•ta q. tom. duiLoinsoN —& .64 4 1 e. Wit - oietrai t e Groc w. ezir l y start. Pittabgrgh. MEIFER & ANTELO, General Commis -12 tderebanta PlELthebdphia Literal advance. =on coadignmant• of Produce gavernal )al7:y B. bADIFIE7,D, Into of Warren, diiio nua ,Co rg o r k and forwardiKant, sod Mob:. liaserrs L Butter. Pot sad Wart Ash, snel.Wosters Prods.; Wets strat, Woofs Smithfield .d Wood. PI -_- (Lab• of am Stablann, Little t Co.) !jlil LITTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, . Produce and Omiratindoe 111 erehuats,.2 . l Nilo* In gh stabargh loLtnufactores.• No. 112 Ptiami gavel, Pitt* bur. IaIP , OSB iWitli. -- likWy if 1 - I . IIEESE WARE . ~ H . ‘j COLLINP,Porwilis ta4Cammittilin Mani:L.l.6nd Doak/ in Mom, Buttarj. La t. Pith and Praha , . orckerally 25 Wood 411,44, . bor. Watar, Pittabargh 'cafes PALMER, Importer and Dealer to /reach awl Asaarlcan Rag Papa* 66 Idarket between Mint and Fourth Übangh. EilicOLlN TOOK Importer and Whole , aale sad Betell Dealer fa Oil BtMm Mit iVgrti bi. o DV. 1 1 W gar =u- DRY GOODS. Hagan & &till, X?. 91 Market et , are closing out their m ute stock of Dry GoOd• St an tromonoodhoonnt Dom plyNMpropuntm, • tO vortharing Owls sooltoir , an b•nd • Dna amortmont of th entilowlnt roods& Damsel...a, toroth liffll3o4l,_ Wool DaL41.... Wonted Plaids. MMosto• Dorran•l•ok Men& Obluts. ILtnoUalk do,.Musnor, Importer mato. of Webb and elm nannyla, orit• • front varlety_of Moen and thl•rod Brocade Plakl sad aided Dram OM. all of !MA .111 onur at • irrost owls*, -AlTitegoirra,Vhl"*"..lerna xacwl • tusiitts in Tozer sod Mph Drl th.es. 2s staa rituaersa. MURPHY & licißounsw, Wholesale sag E.t.a Dry thou subsuiti. torso Ifourthsai sloe. Pittsburgh. lis GROCERS. Wallace & Gardiner, RIZOLRIALZ DIAL6X B 1.11 Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, 1.10.246 LIM= BT. 11004 r AOALEY, COI3ORAVE & CO., Whole val Grum..Land 20 Wood!, Am Pittobandi. at .947 17AW.61451i1ik-651-wiroTatTlio n- tZ t4 t - l*rtrtt ion :maim nouL,.. noTD. riaN FLOYD i CO„ Who le sale Grocers stornormalalos Ileenhanti.ALUSW.."" y sistat, ntt•bunh. ()BERT MOOKE,WhoIeLIe Grocer, ROO tltylng Melilla , . Dealer In Reds" liittnborigh Ma mol ell ktpaa et ..p6 Darnall* Wham and a SU Liberty OW; namnior al 471=0:64PwirIT sold Kw fix ash. MIN 0. sos. In'OILLS & ROE, Wholesale Orrocare and oassaasse gerrisaatk Aale4Ub.ety kred Pttts• • 1101111Ald A. M'OLUAG, Grooer sad' Tee paler WWII of Wool o n f o ultra etre•taZtte• trlga l e lad al lgtratarth Wholata2= " Retitt Boehm oo the lowed *ram 11013ERT DA.L.Z.F.LL a. CO., Wholesare . •• • ilereauata, Dram la Rates PI _ CULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer arid Oconisdake Iladukut.Doillar .Produeomull pita. Ilipotlfd%and Artiolis.-1.116 Lowly AMU rltq TrACIALMWOOR _WARD 41)94 - go mkt lbassia, 211 MOW Iltru4Ml.l, • B. tIITHEERT & SON, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for x_a the sale and pnrebase of Real Estate, Collection of Santa. Negotlatina Loans, on Bonds.. Hortense*. So.. No. 114 Third at.. Pitteltursh., DA att.3.l, . . - Michigan General Commission and Collet ' tion Agency Office, VOR the collection of Horne and Foreign I: Mercantile and ail other Moo, rink., In Slichisan and adjacent Mates, Invent's:not and Par atent of Moto ye., Payment of Tax..., Purrhue nnd dale oftteral Estate and Macke end I cntract , . Arab.. PELTIER C ANDERSON, Detroit. Michigan. Rifmmuoin Pttiskovh—ttleesrs. Erma, ItAhtn, Look ers; Whit. Co., Onartte. Oftice: Lorena. Strart C Co., Sdernbante. Worcs.-21m, A g encies or Montego from respeetatle •Insuragns Column les. re:494rd AUSTIN LOOMIS, "Rea; Umtata Agent, ;Attire. Merchant'lee sod 11111 Broker, gem NO. 92 rth street, above Wood. Business promptly Attended uo./Y9Aly U UEL L. MARSH ELL, Secretary Citi . Neres Insurance Company. tlt Water etreet. A V M. GORDON, Secretary Wegtern hum _. rooe. Co., 92 Water street • GARDINERCOFFIN, AgcntforFranklin ih rz loser i rre Company. north-Rest corner of Wood PA. MAD E IRA, Agent fur balite,: . teal Insurance Comer.. 42 Water street. AOHS IL MELLOR, Dealer' in Piano Fortes, Musk, and Musical instruments; School Book; and ttonery. Me agent for Chletterture Piano Forte. Mt Western Pennsylvanta—No. al Wood Must. HENRY KLERER, Dealer in Music:, Mu steed Instruments, and Impegtor of Itattan Strings. scent for Norma A Clark', grand and moue PIILINA '.oth Dolman'. .Itoleau Attachment. Also for Dunhant's Plasma. O I N HAFT, Jr., (suacessor to Jas. IlirGlUf fily,) Wbolmalend Retail Druggist and Denier In Ms, Oils. Dyestuffs, a •e.,141 Wood street. IS door. below Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh. ifirilegisim Sinai for Dr. Ford's Medicine. mesa JOIIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in D rud y s , Paints, Oils, Varnished; and Lys !Muffs, Mo. 295 barty etreet, Pittsburgh. All ;mien will remise prompt attention. sig- Agent for tichenck's Pulmonle Syrup. mar 14 -I Y. AA. FAIINESTOCK CO., Wholesale g Drugggists, and cosnufseturein of White Lard. Had and LitWve, miner Wood and Trout streets, Pitts. burgh. meta jiSEIIEttS, Whelesale Deale - r in g _Dru ff e d Palms, Dye Stuffs, 'Oils. Varnishes, Ay &a, 51Vmd street, Pittsburgh. Goods warranted. Prises Um. .."11 t RAerr citiEITER, Wholesale & , R7tril ..ilkisesrefi d " "'"'". or Lib.r". and St Chair atnnts, eISCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale . Drougbrts, N 0.24, Wand Meat. Pittsburgh. OSEPU FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox i ,3, • co.. mann /darkat atraat and Diamoud—Karpo ma io ea himci . tali nod complain ascortmant of M.^ Doh klactialha Mesta Paritunerr , and .11 artida• v. tnit to his huslaon. Phydleisna pruerlptlans ersahilly compoundati lat all haws. 1 , hair IR A N UFACTU RI NG. fIW. WOODW ELL, Whelenale and Retail a . I.onrer etu and Dealer le Cabinet Ware. No. $0 01IN W ETIIERELL, Manuf ac turer of 1 ili, PATRNT. DOX VICES, a superior article, SOLID BOX and lIIIAZED BOX VIUDP, - earner of An s e and Bob. tnoos .t....ta, on. aquAre hem the Wand .tenet Bridge, LA tesheby city. ...some' Hata and Caps. WILSON Si SON keep oonataritly on 8 ! . Xr d z ory deecrlitlim and ninety af Ilea and fesrAntialL Ilarrr i t.la '' good . ...VII 07= milt :At ... 111 • cMI beige Porthi.iiing elsewhere. ' nolAtf MIN O. WOIRD.. ... -. . —. —. JAIVI B. 111 . 1:011.O. Si ......... - ire - oa wnoLtsAtit AND RETAIL IFABUIOI9 ABLE MAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DT. l ' "9 lii ALL RINDS OT PURR. CORNER Ol WOOD AND IIFTI7 sTßyr.prx. ?Mahout, Pa. ask...raon new, embrace. semi sit.lll7 mid - SW. 4 DM. and.=ltage, Boot, Cuffs and Per &most.. mt. A A I.IIVIIMISTON..- —.CAMS kanal4.-......, 0. W 0011.111” W. L. COPLYIT. Livinlaton, Rom fr. Co. NOVELTY ORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. KUCK and Depot Railroad Sealee, Ilay, Cattle nod On.lu dn.; Pietism and Counter do. Dom of all aims, Spring, Drop and Thumb Latch., Oreffs• siiiie of rations Moils; Paint XIII; _armored MM.= Bolts and noteniow., Malleable Iron iMoinago 0f..... rik. rioax In Term and enish. atr EIS=I BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tJAXES ROBB, A'9 Market and 6 Polon sta, third door ferns the Market 110111, Pitiththgh. would raissthfullytnlortu his [lll3ll.orma friend. and en. tomer% that he has lust remised his Abell:us and nummor Boots, In sal rarietisa, and of the lateet etyle. now worn In the esoteric tithe. The particular attention of the Lodi. lainsited to a well a a ssorted ll ls stee oft/them wadyancy Booth and Slipper. of dissentious sin a thtestock of Children,' Oath. ath ?they awes which wouscarefollr etlected Fortithtlemth. be has thy pattern °Macy .ad Wearing articles. Pin. thaws for cash In largequththies enable him to sell at to lot prioress any establishment willoe y.ll in the Alt o. til. continues to scaunfactlre benntonse, any kind of Ladles' and Oentiemene wear, in the newest otyle end of the beat material.. ap2l4f W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 319. En ad ED Liberty staid, apnoeas ThststhAtict steak ?MOM; LULL MONUMENTS, TOmbS, Grace Stones, Furniture Tope, Mantra ., Impoeing Atones, .1• •n on hand. and made to order. if machinery. at the lowest prices. Threw hundred original na nd locted des Wine for Month:moth Aosicat head. Block aßlab Nth Ole furnished to the Trade at the newt pries. Ail orders Ailed ottb despatch at ill Liberty !asset. au= W. W. WALLACE. Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. 1/ - EITNEDY, CIIILDS A CO., Malltlfllo • turereof— Nth • No. I bailey 4.4 Bthetina w. • = Chain.o of all colors and T4o • • ritni=es thd Bath Onrd: •• !Lope dal) lases and aid d. Batting. a „Timor PITTEIBUROIL PA. _ UNION FOUNDRY.• Mitchell, Herron & Co. WILL continue the business of the Union Foundry, et the old .t.od of PENNOCK, 6111011- ELL • CO.. N 0 .194 Moony oto thy willmanufuture toUMW. largo and amoral ssoortormot of OARIANOP. mmfddoloi . . Cooking Stoves, Ranges rind Side Ovens, . 61PFICS AND I AkLOR szorks i MANTLE & KITCHEN UILA'I ES, Ballow Ware, Wagon Bore, Dog Irma, Sad /row, Tee fettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And (I An and WATER Pi eEs .1 .11 msg. IRON. &NAILS OF BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picks, &0., All of anion will be sold at manufacturers' prima 10718 SCILAORIPER, Literacy al Law, and &ultra Collector IN VII COMMIX MAIM en. Oih AND ITANSYLVANIA RAILROAD, ru: Start, Ways*, Holmes, Tairearawas. Columbiana, fliddazal. Oanult. Summit, Portata,Tramball. limbos In ObJc. ga.l (Alms, CANTON, • !Imam. Nalgual On., apyarhand. Evans A Co. } IIWO. g j . IWr . tb.t. " . livery [kart Moms. V. .1. Faber, . ft. ,,, 61 . 'Thedra IlamtaatAer. Fa, IL P. 111.111.7 HI. mhldil . A . I A. BROWN, would in ost, nutpectfully In Lit . form the nubile that he keens on hand. at his elute op the rest dd. of Ow Diamond. Allegheny City, a coin pieta ueortment of %lentil. 111114 r. Ales, V oultlan hhat. tile ere weds to oiller,la the herc iity le, warranted ...idea to any In the United Stades. His Blinds me to ed without the aid of a per. driver. /laving purchased the /WA, Oils, and wood of the entAllet Establillneent of lymrf & bleaellead., I anuropormg to furnish their old austigners es wen se the .puigin large. with silolthhill totheir lino. Agency. ho. I. Wood etrist, Pittsburg h , mehild J. A. 'MOWN. Carpeting', Oil Cloths and , Matting'. RBISON CO P.M! srREET, O Or)'osirz rnR IRE, RAVE now on hand, and to which they we daily adding, • luny and tholes usortinent of Um/ goode,from the lowed to the' highest .prrsdri,_rdslob •riU,te old et eastern prima Alan—lings, Mate, Window thadd, Venni. Inlado.Pinno and tobi. owora,Bnif Uol land. tines q "duw"oatol other nrlns '""W iotiaaar ' k at In. WALTER P. MARSUALL, Importer and Nair io Pain, Pt anal and tinarmaiTs Paw 11./P litiPitgon F oM orth. oalobrati=a b aiWanwi. Marra Didl. wart I.,Wtof mesas WM. A. 18WIN'b ItE . At t. E m SLA , TE. OmF/1 0 irkok 1,),..tai, 87 Front or., ris iron... OW property buo i gt. i tae, C V °. 4274 S SOOT% Dentist,otuta street, su doors snot of listtst. 011 es All doer warrastod. las Intelligence OO ee, NO. 2 RT. CLAIR STREET. SERVANTS of all descriptions supplied u nl y grjvata egsnn: r sg tte l l t a w ar: c. n=rlyadtel all Moo I low offend aa guarantee no Muni been N 11.--Cogoothma promptly attendedto. rA • Jon Lona Ird • J. IL, 111ARVIIA.LL, i ßueeensor 10 Lae, Wool Dealer and Commission Merchant, N o , 139 Libert y Aral / L iam. rA. . , W. 1•00•Oti•I • Bo ILIM 0.. Eztaste t attxt. Molina Al IS bkpatrict. 11 arphy. Tiernan A Q. cora Mad* • JGBEPH 3014 - E - & — iiii:: Wholesale end Re .Dealess in TM:W 8, ILEIBROIDARIda EIGNICRY d OLOVX Fonov Goods, U. sir Aiv.:ll. br 1 itt.g4 o re mid tAa ='''''' Diasunt,... _ Hmran & Mil, No. 91 Warkat Street, WOULD reepeotfilly invite the Attention M Oerehe.ere to their stook of- Zlngnetlles and Otenadlnea. Wu 4e Sol an4Tliornea. c . 7 l a=" o. „CoMandloa and trench ert.l. and -I = 7* ri l i, =_Aftd =enit Orlivan 447"."' PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING,: JULY 20, 1855. AGENCIES. i!==1:=11 MUSIC. &C. DRUGGISTS. rMr=!!!= • nW YORX MOURTISEIC/ 378 . . PITTSBURGH GrAiETTE ' • , From MULLIN, .VIFSCITER. OWErt Br a,l pis• • ---- - , mat Nroorarm A ifYlllllll.llO Boas; Na. 348 om:boa] Nrm Fork. OCHIEFFELIN, BB,OS. & CO.. AMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Drugs, Paints, Dila, Dyes, Perfumery, ke.. 170 WILLIAM ST., New VOrk„ INVITE the attention of the trate to their j_large and varied stock of Drugs, Paints, I Parttime ro,l a addition to their mired... hanortatione oeStairoiDroo, they are also reenielnindimet from the sou*. of prtnitier tion and manufacturo, supplies of Tooth. flair and Nall Brushes, Uranus. Cooke, Herron.. Srompe. Proneh and Ensibiti Perfumery, Lubltro Xitisata, MILL =any ‘41.1 as- Dela.; .mitrsero d In Droned. irbkh they are aloe roab , ed to Offer 00 the most ivirantronous terms. ord., either In person or by mall, .111 receive prompt attention. School ani College Furniture MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber is coustantikr.manufuotur /- 1 14.4 ki iii i iAlig h rs ' AIT. u alccenirs°17.. `h " all of ettosnpe wanly' .d the mast svvesese oseursui.— Ile sould 1111101 Mier s . mtperior BMW se s subsumes for BleekboemL Orders mdeited from arm. tart of the mon- ' • - 1 1 1 3-Cirnniurs shOwlnit the Mimi 'styles of furniture *set on implication to - IL PATON, Jelli4res No. 2.1 Orgre it.. New York. HEW YORK CORN R.XOHANGE BAG MANUFACTORY, Nos. 125 and 127 Broad lg., up stairs, Corn Exchange_Bnildinp,_New York. VIILLERS;FLOUR DEALERS, &c., sup •54"`i.h.t.d. The eutocriber would nil the attention of Conntrr Mernhaate to hie ageortorent of Pumas' Baga.,..d of Millen and Salt Doctors to hie various .stylirs of printing MB, 10,'13, .460 lb. Bap, Prorlrloo Denlere polled eritlt 11.1131 ties t o of all alus and nualitin fwal&ed in quantities to Milt on the shorten notice. iel&Star B. R. MAAR. Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS. 70$N T. SHRTOCK, Book andlob Printer and Publisher. • No. en Firth areet, above Eludtbdebi, I.lesette Buildlna. 1100 K BINDER'S ar_d"Box Maker , s Straw liner& sheave on band. AND. O.OIII4IPSIMII and itatlenerv. . . mylb Ketchum's sower with Reaper Attach- ment. ''RE most porfeot machine in use, ammo & tad to out ham 10 Lela aarn noon or grata per day as roll as aronid don• bor cradle. Moo of Moan. $l2O, onablood g140.r sal& tr myll ' . IL eIIANb LAND. wood I. Donaldson, 41derman d kFFICE, corner of min and St. Clair eta., 2 , grl t lnft Zit i O. l " trVir" J. R. MURPHY, Wool Dealer and Commission Merchant, No. 155 Frcnt Street, Gl= iletin Tea Store No 3 Mil one door But or Ike Kocbanee Bank, f KEEN & BLACK MAS, coon riving &11 %/I the dlheren3gradeo In one, porebued direct • from the Importers, for cub. dreamt Importatloo, earruted r.d , .1.4.14(tr flour. be sold, erboluade nod retall,et the hueet peke*. hart3l H. JAYNES. liihenmum Fire Insurance Company of London. kathorized Capital, $10,000,00. WIMINCIII IN teiII.ITICLIPRIV Atwood /I Co.. Jrho Dororm, J,4111 Orli Grant, 11. Rural,' ien, C horn k Ok. _ Hm. Melito A Co., Powers A Assot rot Lk. •Igno Un wo ite h d SlaterWl4llr, Steven. k Co. IIItgLENICK HATCLIYORD !STARK. Called Starke Ilranth Ora No. rl3 South tourtb Rivet. Pb 11.1.4111. A. A. HARDT, ' .kl/..$ kr YOlrburalt, N0..110 Wm , . streolL tilcott & Co., Wm. H. lOOKINO GLASS MANUFACTURERS A and Who Ion& Donlon In Variety and Fancy Goodo, AA Willow wan, &a. A Lugo ynnoty of WIMoo Wag on. Cowan.. Choirs. LlannoLC AA. Jost nen st miner of Wood and tonoth my 7 If golderi T hionity Lands & Claims against the Government. I W ILL will procure Bounty Land We . math Ow iteldiers, their widows and mioor children, mad will pmeemate rislme empanel. the (loeenunent, sad attend. to businetel in the 'Vow. of Clslinst - reuently eh tabliehed by Congress. ErVfOtta Ea 146 Third A.. one door above mhAO Cild RUES NAYLOR. KERR'S TRANSPORTATION LEM ►E entescribers Wire increaeed K. their rtoet or Boots, •od sr. rut prepared to trailoport Mod. Lod 111.1 1111 WW ly to mid Coin Philadelphia and ...Mum., via Perm. Ousel and Railroad. chipper. will dud It to their ad vantage to glee us a WI. Only one transhipment on our Rue to or nom either of sbore named yenta KIER • jeitbAnd Clusal Rorie. PittabudWil- • - - - WILLIAM BARNIIILL .t CO., 61 Penn et., below Marbury. Pittsburgh, Pa. 4 - i g TEAM BOILER )lAKERS and SHEET -10 IRON WORKERS, Manufacturer. M Beroblll't Pate •nt Boller. Lonoroolima Item! and Cylinder Bohm; Chia. Pans.&Mohr, Fire had, Rte.= Oundemeara felt Pans. Bue. PM.. Iron Yawls. LM Rasta eta A 1.., Illackanithe Work. Rale. and Viaduct Ilolla done at the shorten,. nothm. A ll mime hum • dhrtanoe promptly attended to. le= M °CANDI EiR, - ,NEANS bb., (maces ors to Wick 1811.41000,) 'insofar* Grow.. &Vero la I.e. N.O Glar.CottcooYozoa, w 1 Pftfaborph Maeolhetafo po. o rononaly. annuli of Wood wad *Vat Ka. httßottelk. J. W VIO3IEBOII, ATTORNEY AT.L AW , ♦ND COILMISSIONER YUJI PENNSYLVANIA. Davenport, lowa, WILL Buy% Sell and Locate Lamle and Land Warrant; Pay Tana; Collect Clalsoc, Loan Money. JiA IL/CO TO -- Hon. W. V. Jobust... Oprioger ilarbsugh.t . I usis-n k Pittsburgh Usury Uold, mr2S-Srod Coal Worts for Sale or Rent AVING put my Coal Works in succoesful ,wriT4..Ve7. 1 1117:11 4 ?wt . of C l ' 1r not stlIS I will I de for . sum or re :t7. the of the very best quality. and In cuentlty enough to last tonoy years. The Incline Is aim end enbettant gallreadl I."thwel and Ironed through. Sethelen hoed.. for the 'other.. aloe Rats: forty Cen...11 Io good order-- . Wharf Is on the Allegheny ylLe i r, throlcollee above no to t it. trr borg oot It ie prlse the OM e d he they are rent:d and under control to deger two thousand bushel. Node; tO Loreto, .Ittanert t Co. up to that time. For gall daciptlon end term. apply to ntyVgdmd JAM/tif D. MORGAN. 113 Llthrt7 _hbLake Chamoiain Iron Ore ONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR CONSTANTLY ji wr &Liuld. abb. Hew Intelligence Office. rrlIE subscriber has just opened an Intel ' Rome* Mel M No. sip Liberty Mrsert. In the mill ;Known othre of John ThoMpecoa. gbh! Anent ; and m he if,goming Arent nor bootoung Mono Mlle goof. err ot Pletaborgh So nearly ears, flatters Mantels that Ms knowledne•of tbe ntr and Ka ethane rive. him ;mat faellltlee In northland lloneekeepere with hoe alp he nine. far torn Otte end all others I.l*Etur The paten 11159 of the public le Tams easy. nod every effort used to Moe _general mak notion. /.041 tiABBIBLBARn. ptriz AND CEDAR WARE—SAMUEL gßogiOrft keetwoonetantly an hand a c cord assort meet of Waah end Bath Tat* Streirolme Oak Well. Kursk. or Drew Danko* tt oar Bona. tow. NI Measures. Zhao and Chem W : - Iloarde. and MI other Undo Merano hh; limn wets Tata, and 100 dOlgin Dictate. Wareroom, la WO. Fifth gttnet.littelmlndt. Pa: mane . N...__ One . __ WILLIAM TATE, Ph:LW:lei and Fit ter, N,.10 Fourth Asset, neer Liberty. end 479 Penn et... nett de. to Atd. Parktmen'ellfere, and Fed. oral et , opposite Satinets's Dllll BUM illestanty. B un. vs -Yves' , description of Pitt.. I. Water,l3.• and my9ll.f ATS-1500 bushel to arrive and for sale JAR. ArLAUtiliLltil, 'f,T2 bY ___! earner tinalthrield laid Front et._ 41.0.-25 bble. Pitch,• 20 bbl.. W. 11. lard Oil: b times I4oe. lo to. C. lisp!, lon poo.Arld_orikg_gele Je'Zi Weber et._ .r enANICS'BANII--WontoCl39 shares aue deck of file rotientioo. n Yoryth r et. 11YE nooft,-3611b15. (Ohio)Rya Flour, , th oles Article. received and for. ale b 7 1.121 A lA. Me6Abir.,ll4 Snood et. 50 .r IOLL . S 4 Extra, White Whoa, Flour tem : A. 8 A. MeHANE. 114 Awycitl BAH. w. R. ounsE, in goo , chip Diarerdotibr tab by__ _ BAUAIII,OOIOGRAVIta CO.. Jd No.. la sod 20 Wood street. Pearl "Stara. WOODS' just reo'd I Otr l rt Li te. ..1. j • m 721 A. A. HARDY. 00 BXS. CA B S A TJ A I&SOAP R foLuaIIby . job Noe. }ll mid 2/3 4 W00t sad. 50 KEGS (r),TSIX TWIST TOBACCO eb4 " kaa " to* ü b k.'oosonAva a 00, Nos. 13 and 711,Wookt strewt. F lBll- 4 30 We. No. 1 Baltimore Herring; .40 do 'do Triooadd ad:: . St, bairn's:do do do, Jo l t arriv• log and Ihrjals . JOUN WILEION.SIB I.thady ONORESS WALER -- A large oi4pply of this eslobtsted Mona Water reed direct Tram the up by , MS, ijifiltlWABll-25 dos. in store end for sale ArA by la 71 6TIVIILIi. LIZ A CO. RY APPLES-25 bus. the day reb'd and arc isle NOT USNRY EL COLLINS. U HELS prime Oats sacks just e 5450 48 d 6 "LT We WOUTCIIEON t CO. . I ' cor ir ub, ju2 4AH. BtLILVOFILIN. &MP & OANARYSEED—A larr ° J f ilrt ? B r l Salt rgaZt .1. Übfl SDLP. RAG WRAPPER, neeorted G ~7 dxeE .Wblt. wd rn T P.p., ha Eton ~u far We 0? B. MDLIB. Auwh.or.. . ny.bOp~Et ~thlibwtmubtfftes. 1 ip AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL-2 gross of tbli ealebratal Cough retimin 01 ,, W Oomp. Opthartio nos bp JOL PLLoomo, F ign-100 bbls. No: 3 'Mackerel; 414 4 5 ?bi. AB A • •f.IO 1 11. 111111. 11 . 1111 M 1 N it rft lriti;Mag Anna NORTH WESTERN MINING CO.-50 01). HITS B •I fs=-75 bus, s prime artiolo . s 00,. mama us NVG,I". FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1855 A Loam). Moo AND run SUNDBT Law—Till LAIN WITILDBAW/ 1 .--ACOOrdiag to the late ad vices, the mob of London have been successful, and Lord Robert Grosvenor has Neon compelled to withdraw his obnoxious bill froth Parliament. It appear+ that the great popular demonstration' took place in Hyde Park, on the! Ist of July. At least one hundred thousand perfume were present; men, women and childreh. The pro ceedings were commenced by a man who at tempted to make a speech. The [police inter- , fered, when all was confusion. Many arrests took place, but no serious harm was .done. In-. deed, the sympathiek of nine -tenths of the edu cated population were with the rio r lers, and the 'mover of the bill was described by some of the English journalists as the "foolsh Lord";-a "shabby and unworthy English gentleman." The general Idea was that the aristocrats, the rich and others, could do what they ! pleased pret ty much for six days in the wcek,!but that the working classes should be compelled to labor all the week, and then have theizi 'racial privi leges curtailed on the Sahbath. In other wen*, that the poor should be treated as little better than slaves. The London 7lmeS took street ground against the bill, and mid that "while the bludgeon work was at its height . Mu the fired, murmurs and nurses against the arrooreey were heard, as If they were the cause t of the whole confusion." This woe no vulgar mob. For ilia most pirt the people were decently attired 1 heir "San day'clothing, and were exactly la en from that class of persons who habitually resort on the Sunday afternoon to Hampstead,j Wimbledon, and other suburban localities of th ; like kind for the sake of a little fresh air and innocent recrea tion. As the scene was described by eye-witnesses, well nigh "every man" "had a decSnt coat upon his back." The police regulations of the day were of the worst description. The police made the worst of the had regulations, and in every way exceeded their duty. This will sufficieritly appear from a mere statement of the evils which could by any possibility have been anticipated, and the precautionary measures which were taken to resist them. _ What the sidle were we know from our experience of last Shuday. The people hooted and groaned at eery carriage which passed along the drive near the Serpen tine, and exhorted the occupant to "Go to Church," in plate of desecrating th Sabbath , by i i i inhaling the fresh air of the Park lon the Sun day afternoon. Lest week was any mischief done? Who was hurt? Was a carriage—was a horse injured? The truth is, that ho injury Wee done to anybody, and therefore it was! perfectly ' ab surd to plan against the crowd a campsi rn offar more vigorous description than any of whi h we had yet had notice in the Crimea. Six hundre I police con stables ware directed ou the Serpentine. The at tacking force was eexterouely concaaled in and about the Humane Society's pren i lsee—the' re serve was located In the powder ma asine. This place wee also prepared for the reciption of .the prisoners who might be captured in the course of the operations. Here they migld!be confined with their broken heads to medi te upon:the abilities of Lord Robert Grosvenor and the ti l per fections of Sabbatatlansim, as evide ced in their own bloody scalps, until they wars forwarded under escort to Vine street, or el where, sup posing the police to have maintains the commu nications, despite of indignant lath .and flatter ing parasols. • The day after, the 2d of July, Lek Goderich asked the member for Middlesex,l Lord Gros- ! Tenor, whetherlm intendeed to presS the Sunday, Trading bill? Lord R. Grosvenor—ln answer tolthe question of the noble Lord who has just set down, I' beg 0 say that I am in rather an awl:Ward predica ment. (A laugh.) Nobody likes th be mobbed and bullied out of a measure which was intro - dated with feelings and intentions iso dissimilar from those whi h have been so induttrionslP at tributed to me. (Hear, hear.) I hope that the House and the country will recollect, that this is not a measure for the better observance of the Sabbath ; that it interfered with no man's re creation.. (A cry of "order!") I Inn going to conolade with a motion, and sty lion. member who pleases can answer me. ' I winalsaying that this In not a bill for the better ebserrance of the Sabbath, and that it interferes with no man's recreations or religions purpose but that it was brought in for the purpose of procuring as large an amount of holyday as porMible deiring one day of the week for the overtaxed thousands of the metropolis. (Cheers.) But considering that this is one of those measure. which are pe culiarly liable to misrepresentatiogud ridicule, and that that ridicule and mi resentation have been most unsparingly exert sed with re gard to it; considering also the late cried of the season, and the formidable' app aition 1 am ffl==l threatened with, i think it would nut be right to keep up the irritation that at the :.resent mo ment exists, for the bare chance of passing this measure during the presenCsessiob of Parlia ment. (Cheers.) 1, therefore, if !the House, which has so cordially supported me in the pro gress of this measure, will permit nee, will pore that the order of the day,which Maids for Wed nesday next, for the 'further progress of the Sunday Trading bill, be now discharged. Several members censured the cothduct Of the police, and the bill was thrown out In brief, then, the mob prevailed, and for iwo rateons. In the first place, because the tneatiure was un popular, and In the second, becautle it was as regarded not only bi the working aliases, but by a large majority of the citizens ofl London, of every rendition of life. The rezult.A however, is significant. "Oz.n Wains."—lt is amusing to see the des perate efforts of the Staferstan and ale organs of the Slave Democracy to array the"old Whip" There against the Republican ticket. papers ' :,, not on the theory that the people - re all stupid fools, and -have no perception of e trail state of affairs about them. It is notorio s that: three fourths of the men who voted for thki Reptiblican ticket last year, and who will vet for it this year, are "old Whip." Upon ones one of State and national policy they still maintain their "old Whig" sentiments. But, when th4oneation of Freedom or Slavery is presented, and when they must decide whether the South sh extend its institution of bondage over Territ ofyheretofore 1 ,, free, and dedicated to freedom by a solemn nom= peep between the North and the So th, they re spend with one voice in- favor of reedom and Free Soil. They ere happy to fi nd at se many of the rank and file - of the Dem racy agree with - them in this opinion, anddeclare their readiness tOOO-operate with others n preventing the invasion of Slavery upon our ri hts, and re storing Kansae and Nebraska to freedom. The emergency is great. Action most he prompt to be effectual. Sensible men seethe Eceofeee party in this State not Only upholding aid sus taining these outrages of the So u r , lth, bbt they alto see and feel its miserable nagernent of our State affairs. They are willing to Unite to check the progress of slavery upon the rights of the North, and to reform the abuses that have crept into our State leg's:titian. These are the foundations of the Fusion and of SO Republican , a p rty. 1 ' If there are any. ,t2l4,Whigs" litho have no sympathy with these principles,' but who prefer to go with the friends of Slavery ektension, and who wish to uphold the present pitaitioh of af fairs In Ohio, ye preeume they wiltat once know where to go ailed aid and comfort. This le a ,el:7 free country. =Ohio State Jule. ..------. I ADNIpLAL LORD NILSON'S Ditomtossurs.—The London correspondent of - the Boskin Not writes that the oommittee or the Nelsormemorial fund, which was organized about Cyder ago, by • number of gentlemen who bad dilcovered that the last request of Nelson—that the, left his daughter Horatio as a legacy to !d i e country," had been utterly neglected—have j t made their report. The eight children of Mrs. Wartf, the Horatio alluded to, have ill been provided 'or. The eld est son has been prase, nted to a living by the Countess of Waldegrave; the second appointed a surgeon in the navy ; the third receives 'govern ment clerkship; the fourth and fllth receive ca detship ; and the three daughters have 4 pension 1 /1 of £lOO each per year for life seta upon them by her Majesty . The subscriptlo • amount to £1,427, the balance of which, after tittle% out the sons, is invested in the funds for thehenetit of Mn. Ward. This daughter dora Is, it wilt be remembered, is the only Child of rd Nelson by Lady Hamilton, and who, whateier *lay hive been the character of the mother) WS most es timable and deserving wife godmother. In con clusion of - this report, the commiftee justly re mark; that the subscribers to • this fund `have alone done what could be done to 'obliterate the national disgrace, and have eogratted their me morial to this mighiy man, whom:et:torment failure's have made the more co plenous, not on responsive tablets of perishabld stone, but on the hearts of Horatio and hertmily." Two gentlemen of this city offer to c orgy tke two cadets to India free of expense. j ___ . - ' Wiaxorr.—The State K. N. C. avail of Ver mont held a meetiog at Burlingto o the Iltb, opproTing the withdrawal of their. lelegntes from the National Council; declared Ives dis solved from its government, resol spinet the extension of Slavery, declaring missives op posed to any new Slave States , a firm , of the repeal of the Fugitive Slave La the restori tion of the _Missouri CoMprotedsei a n open ' avowal of their proceedings and membership.. and the designation of the "American Part* of Vermont.". This Is a pretty stout Northern Plantain. '`' , - ! 1 .. ' • GAZETTE From it... Thooksoa'a Paris betters. A Psasevantso Felucca Lovia—A hinny Cum.—While seated one Morning in the office of the American ambassador, Mr. Mason came in, and, after the usual salutation, said, "Did you ever get into a profuse perspiration, and have a wet blanket thrown over you?" "No." "I did yesterday. A lady came to me with the follow ingknarrative:—.l am from the United Statee, and have in care a young Lacly who has been vie- Wog her friends in thia country. She is a Pro testant, and her father and mother when dy ing charged her never to forsake her faith or marry a Catholic.' She has, moreover, a Pro testant friend in the United States to whom she is attached, and to whom an her return to New York she expects to'be married. While in the South of France ehe met with a French gentle man who was smitten with her; he procured an introduction to her, and has been courting her with unremitting attentionsever educe. She has eed o'o7 measure to Shake him off; She has told him ehe Can never marry him, that it is ut terly impossible; that his attentions are un pleasant, wearisome, disgusting, - even painful to her, and she has peremptorily ordered him to never see her.' He rtpliee; 'That is impossible till I die. I cannot live without seeing you.' "We came to this city in;hopes to escape him, but he watched our movements and came with us; we eoeght to hide froth him here, but be has found as out. We have told him that we shall leave this country, and that he had better return home. 'No, no!' says be; will go with you when you go, I will stop- when you stop, I will stay *here/oil pntup, I willlive where you.live, I will die where you die.' Now, osu nothing be done to saie us from this annoyance?" Mr. Mason - said be immediately Bent for the prefect of 'Moe, and gavehim the facts in pres ence of the old. lady. "Your troubles are at end," said the. pollee officer; "the young man will see your ward no mote. Give me his name and address; we will command him, and if he obey not, we have a way of making him obey." Mr. M. returned with the old lady to her lodg ings, and announced to the young one the joyful news of.her deliverance from the annoyance to which she had been subjected, when 10l with a gush of grief she cried, "0 you have been so cru el as to apply to the police! You will wound the young 131111:VB ,feelings. 0, he is such a fine, tuch-a noble young man, I would suffer any thing rather than wound his heart:" "I started homeward," said Mr. M., "immediately saying within myself, we hale been doing mischief; they will be married es sure as the World! No resist ing French enthusiasm." THY SPIRIT' 01 VIZ BEA.T.—The St. Louis Drmocrat of the 13th inst. is informed by a correspondent at Jefferson City, that it is a very common thing at that point, and along the bor ders of the Missouri river in those towns whore the Atchison presses are established, and the Atchison spirit of lawlessness and disunicin pre vails, to Insult the. emigrants who may be landing or passing up , and. down the stream. Crowds collect at the arrival of steamers, and all kinds Of harsh comments and thrsettening speeches are indulged in toward the travelers. IThe Democrat remarks :on this information, that it coroboraten previous accounts, and such a course cannot fail to exercise an evil influence on the welfare, of the State. There is no diffi culty in tracing this conduct to Atchison and, his proselytes. The, editor asks, "What shall our citizens and the well-meaning and well behaving of our State do in this emergency?' He coptinues-- "There 'is no law to meet the 3150, and the oply remedy we can' avail ourselves of is to crush out Atchisonim by the force of a superior public opinion. It is im'inistake of ours when we say that all these evils to our trade and to our reputation are chargeable to the machina tions and evil examples of this one drunken Davy disorganizer. There is no doubt at all that his counsel instigated the mob-law along the Mis souri river, and keeps alive and spreads the spirit of discord throughout the Kansas country; and if we would correct or reform the evils which have - resulted so seriously to no, both as a po litical and commercial people, there in no surer way than to strike at once at the original cause. We most frown him down; dig him up by the roonr—and when the sap is thus out off, his branclea--Stringfellow, Shannon, and a crowd of others—will rot and die." "As AXZEICAN STATECOIFENTIOX.—We hope, therefore, that the American party in Virginia will mAtin this matter at once, and not wait for o ars either from leaders or councils. ' Offend none, repel none, slight none by acting upon that principle of exclusiveness which has hitherto controlled you to your serious hurt— hut open wide the door,' and say to Whig and Democrat, Jew and Gentile, Protestant and Cath olic—all indeed who WWI to co-operate with you in good faith, that, as friends and allies, they are entitled to the rights and privileges enjoyed by yomeelves, and are welcome to them. A new policy and new men in the lead, is what is abso lutely requisite, if the American party hopei to he successful. Nothing else will do. The occasion demands a change. And no change would ho for the woree.."—RicAmotsi Whig. This le rank rebellion. Move without "wait ing for orders I" That would be perjury. Open the door to "Jew and Catholie!" That would be . treason! "No change can be for the worse!" That is slander! If these suggestions are regarded, we will have to add the Virginia Platform to the score of other platforms already in force.—Albany Evening Journal TEINZATENED INVOLUTION IN Sr. PLTINSItURG. —We extract the following from a letter received froin a well-informed quarter, dated Paris, Fri day, II P. M.:— , lf &ISSN has male and female pies In Perin and London, I !suspect that we are of entirelydeprived of a similar advantage at t. Petersburgh. I am assured in another quarter that accounts have been received which describe the state of Russia itself to be mena cing its actual powers. Thepeasants are gr mind to the earth by exactions and thinned by the conscription, and the nobles do hot conceal the scorn they feel towards their present Eniperor, for what they trem Ms vacillating and pusilleni MOW' conduct, while bin brother is constantly exalted to tlie skiea as a hero, and as the only one worthy of conducting the destinies of the empire. These accountli talk of a revolution as not at all improbable, With the object of driving Alexander II from they throne, and elevathig Consiatine to, it. I teat* that. a few days ago, order! were sent from Paris to GeneralPelissier to take full revenge for the failure of the attack lon Malakoff, as soon as lossible. - _ PROCIIIISB Or •111.1 RiVOLOTION is NORTRILL6 Mexico.—A letter Iran Corpus Christi, dated July 2. to the New Orleans Picayune, says that Carvajal' and Captstran, with a sufficient force, were besieging Camaro,i and that it was the in tention of the revolutionists, after • taking the place. to March at'oice upon Matamoros, and drive Wall out. At previous accounts, Camargo was garrisoned by six hundred men, and it is probable there will bee desperate conflictbefore it can be taken. The writer adds: Woll is busily engaged in fortifying Mats mores and Reynosa, end has determined upon fortiflying these positions until he ouncbtain re inforcements from Vera Cruz Which he was daily expecting. Theiwriter also says that the chiefs of the riVointionints were quarreling among themselves. The principal of these ap tears to be Juan Susie, of Lampasas, a noted. guerilla leader during the last war with the United States, and famous among his country men-for his Intrepidity in fighting Indians LARGE. RICSIPTS b r WURAT.—On the 12th inst. there were 100 Cars, loaded with wheat, at Chattanooga, Tennessee, and the depot there was crammed. It was estimated that 80,000 builiels were • stored in that town, and. between there and Etowah, Georgia, the depots were full to bursting. The Atlanta (Geo.) Intelligencer of the 18th lost, says,: The rush of this deeorip don of freight has been unprecedented •; caused, as we learn, by the Offers of New York millers to give $1,211 for all wheat delivered at depot by the • 10th, and at Chirleston and Savannah by the 15th of this month. . BA.IOII HUXBOLDT.—A letter has been rib lobed containing some explanations in behalf of the illustrious Humboldt. It seems that the venerable philosopher and savant is annoyed by persons who figure in variouli parts of America as his relatives, and even as members cif bis family, and in that capacity obtain a degree' of public confidence they could not otherwise en joy. The parties ere pronounced to he mere pretender!, and among whom is one at Havana, claiming to be hii niphew;--and engaged in palming ollt a dew pare for 'alio* fever; which proves to be a humbug. Isoaros Cournntrarth r - aunt Vernon Bonner nye that the lanton stank has never issued any ten dollar hula. If this. is correct,. Jail bills of ; that denomination, purporting to be 10's Bank, ara fraudulent. . It Ware pleased fo notice' that three' arrests of persons for paining countertilt taw have re cently been made tit Newark, one at Zanesville; and one at Ilalatnaioo, Min. We trust the whole nest of them will tie dirought to itotioc loud Leedri. . Sramento at disiimitive men who were among the moat eminent bilge world, Sydney SlMLivia glanced his friend;Jaffrey, and added that there wee another—mane not given--who had "not body stain& 'to - raver his sand -deoesq trlthi his Welled wee improperly szposid.". ' ' VOLUME LXVIII---NUMBER 282 ABSillei rielM TR; RArcarva PLACXS.—The New York Courier is endeavoring to account for the duthiessof the season at the Watering Places this year where there are fewer arrivals than for many years before. The cause, the editor thinks, is to be found hi the fait t.haL ' , The fashion of summer life has begun to change, and people of wealth and culture, and Imolai position, live now more in the country, and lees at great hotels; That country seats have multiplio greatly within the last feW year*, no one needs - to be told; but few who bate not ob served the matter closelycan have an idea of The immense number of these beautiful promoters of bodily health and social enjoyment and mental refinement which have come into existence since 1850. Through New York and the Eastern States the country within ten to thirty miles of the large cities is dotted with them, many of them belonging to gentlemen frOm Southern States who hitherto have passed their summer at hotels: It is getting to be less 'the fashion' to dance and gamble through the months of relaxa tion from business, and the fashion Is One Width 'it pays' to follow.. It pays it, purse,-in health, in Bell-respect', in the influence exerted upon the younger members of &family; and thus it is that those who cannot command a fine country Be* with all the intone and appliances of elegant life, or even an ornamental cottage ortheir own with all the comforts, still fall into: the growing fash ion, and save their money and restore their ener gies by living in the cOnniry as best they may." CAOTIONTo PilTSlClANS.—Physicians engaging in the service Of Russia, says the New York Jour nal of Counnatie, cannot always relinquish their -engagements et pleasure. A distinguished ship ping master, erho bash just returned from a'so journ in Europe, makes a few statements to, us on the subject—not because of any antipathy to the Russian government, but by teapot caution to his• countrymen. Ile says there are quite a number of yoting American physicians - engaged in the Crimea; and steno of them in Sevastopol, who cannot hope for release till the and of the war, lest they ,should Impart information' to the disadvantage of the Russians. Ignorant of this incident of their engagement, some of them have occasion to regret the step they have taken. In the allied armies there are no such restrio- Omni upon the personal liberty of physicians. So many physicians' have been engaged by the belligerent armies, that it is of the utmost dif ficulty competent men of thisolus can be secured for merchantmen. Even men who, have the most Ordinary qualifications for the office are often taken, hence there is no occasion for med ical gentlemen committing themselves to an en gagement with the Russians, under such oner ous stipulations, merely for the sake of employ ment. Important to Housekeepers and . ~..-.^ '. A . '.'s'lelNge.. Fruit Growers. ARTHUR'S : : ' - 1111' l'atent Air-Tight Self-Sealing • '...", i • CANS AND JARS, :. for Preserving Rah Prowl and ' 1 reg. • EOK sale it N ddli o.ki El 2. Wood et., Vittebargh, Pa, at the Chi. and Hueeneware Stan:oaf T1Y. , .10.Y DP, who 4 the onto agent la this city fir dlrporlog of the above vary useful article. Yor a fall description 01 these CANS, and the method of tbelr one, wr• Clreulare, to te had of above:when, also, a , complete and fall assort ment of now wl desirable pattern: of CHINA, GLASS rgegmNksz A RE,...iuvtv; 1.-=" 4 7r.,(LN: tabled at low ;glom. myanlydAvrf DUDLEY, STONE ec 'CO., COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCH A NTS, NO. 9 SECOND BTRYIEr.f' (between Main and the River,) I-Louisville, Ky. rARTICUI,AR attention paid to the pur eh.* and sale or !temp, atton. Toboroo. fin*. Ban, d. Pk." , 0 74 0 , . together withal' kluds of Produ ro ce and Mautdaetured articles. •• Satiettol • end urged adranoes 'made. large Peomis deeeted a the exhibition and of no Fortin: eirledecos, Church mull Parlor Organ,. " • and Masks] Antrunionsta. ➢ TO W. A. Elehardeto &Co., Hem U p idanufsee,l A. Bechausid A Co.. Wholesale Orme.. end Oomadernoudiderrhanta, Cornwall A BraLWboleeale Groom um). Star Candle lianufartaere. Watkins I (hreley, Pork Packers A C 0.,- Louirrille. mlreton Merchants, Armetrongv Allen, Pork• Dealers. • • Woutiromerr,Divage k Co., Wboleade Dirt anal. 1 luahli./yd QTOCRS FOR SALE -50 abates Pitts. Fire.)Rodeo and Llis Inenranoe Co.? " Griseasburgh a Pittsburgh Turnpike lt. C 10 " Pittateuub A Steubenville do de. 517 " Ptttsburgh A WaShingtore • do jo. 100 " Stenleitiville Railrotd Co. 100 * Chartler. Valley do do. 20 " Elem pfield do • do d do 20 " Allegheny do o. . 5 " Little Saw-Hill Run Ralltrad Co. 20 " Plttatrorgh A Butler Plank Road oe. 10 " Peekaboo A Mt. Pleaaanl Plank Rosa Co. 15 " Weed Newton Plank Read Co. • 10 '" Itrowsurillsi and Elhatistb Plank Read Co. 200 " Bluff WWII' Company of 3 dladll.o. The abuse Macke will bii .old at priblio pill, an THURS. rifreatintgk&Anit=l4 2 ufanitt'ellat= "" ' l l =Att Genierbnot who Mae Porebeeeeo l Co. sore Macke at printer sale will be allowed to peep by dividends an•reing to them eh their respective claim.. • jsAilar4T : ,' THOMAS MELLON. Trustee. nits.-R. U. room= PAPIE,paiIAd;HE NARITP,ACT Er COMP-Or. , No. 78 Seaand . Pittabargil, Pa. 11 ANUFACTIMERS of. Papier Macho .. (*name InrCburebee, Hamm. Steamboat& Shire, Itror andPleture fratnee. Window and DM' Dead& Bracket; Tronwee. °onetime, Vent stop and Centre Piece. Ow Ceilings. Renettew end Mantling% of firery dm and duets raw= • and warranted more durable than am ntherartlele non In Whiten execute., on tbe etunieet make. N. d—Attag ig . eopeeiolly dl. rectod to this artiolo, iiewoint of its_liglit weight. COMM INN TUNKS nitlecand .t.,, hot Wood k Mann at., Prgiontroog. AORN U MELLOR, No. 81 Wind et, lietwom Mamma .le,. Ind 1 11.411 . 0wza trolley, Juno 16 arum)Le PlgOtl, from te. At.actorr et chickertha 86os, Baden. Marie Initnsmosts an among the first .1 lm p .Nele Beak, nortl is Invented =4 completed by the ide.ns.Colr2erilige. Irons an especially Melted to call nod mmlne stew _ . • • PARLOR. GRAND PIANO, Th. lam and only tuetrumentot tie kind in the oßy. The loboee insUumenta,, pith a Iwp stook of Nome PI MM, hare bum WeeL4 M the subeerrtenv at the Mann. Ilietary In Bostis, and isni h.jneseed during Mb and the condot, , swin JOUR R ARLLOR, N 0.61 Rout nowt. 4goat Ow t h e male Chleksrionk Eksile Pianos, jab Pittsbarstiand Western Penns. Pioneer Line of 'Miural2l 'Packets from Mew :York to Melbourne, ace.anNo THE GXITED STATE. 4 NAIL. FEILE beaUtiful and favorite Clipper Barque N13111.0D; nlngtoontb ehIP of thlo Wu. 0 111 bo it t. o n ha. nomad irmt n o . Medbolano, on thu anh Wtha'n'L ILVI T AINIVN a teOI . I 2"t VIZ:1; 9 1o% . NEW BOOKS FROM KARPERS'- Hainlra Speen. and Atidrounts. . . Mountains anallola Erns, or•Lif• LuCalliorala; Lettarnto The filitht llor. John Ilustbsa. by fiLvin • - OopPlsold's Mad: MeV; Hoe and 24; • Harper's Us sax( aa lake Jan Banoraft's Missallanion. lituf m Travels in Minn Mamolts of Lady Bbonington. J. L. REAMS FOortb st. LITERARY NOTlCE—having made efe tfitrael=teilar,loittublll'a:re:':'bit=',. ed In therlreilt Idetropoll. Chu order will remain ore anti' about Mkt July. A depoette walla required from with wheal we ere trot per acquainted. ju'l • J. L. BEAD. 78 Fourth at. yit.oiral3lll:LES--Just reo'd a good as • rtmetit of Paaslty Bibles of varim4itylo. of UM and nar imle at I , 7s7 j tl b 108 lc,ia . 88 rah AN 0 X STATIONERY--Plain and Ruled Damask and Alhambra Notw Pater and Ihmelonee nvitablon and Addreiw Culla, Ltttar Paper tr. New irapply reed by ~ .P. 4 'l.' HAMER.. Allegheny. AALR BRUSHESLi — have Tee 'd• a large and *icy bin meat of Dab. Brushes, which 1 w 11 tuna{ to be z n, tallo . azi . lrk a tbe et. Throe want rn= o7=tere. ' " VA, ;lASI Fear car: Market rt. and Dlaniond. 1 UM ELASTIII reed SYRINGES=A new and do Br LxML excellaid ent fetiP oops d@ of bl ip: Sy aJOS.Iso, • m ;1 uddy Gum Jar i cor. Market rt. arid Diamond. tfLOCK ISLAND CODFISHI will re an. in a her damn) youndiofeatxt Block Wand s.a. ileums as Ware se highly estimated by MX* erho tried tbem bet Tam Tbees,Wish are !smell but tat ter and decidedir super* In darer to any other brought to aay market se2l • W. L. IdaCLURO. • FISH- 1 100 bblik. largo " new No. 3 Mackerel; 60 Yi'do ' 25 MAC Na.l traninft. 20 ", Shad. • SO Lak*Zrorst. Hurt .00'd 004 lossal• in2o - JOHN WILSON. N0:208 Mom as SYRUPS and 8. H. MOLA8888; 10 VDU. Balt 001/100 822014 la 1.. Ls.. " 20 $ B. •IL Molasses Ron a form% by JeS2l ATWXL nd L, LEI A PI PAR, PITCH do ROSIN; • 30 EVA N. C. Tae. 10 • ; EWA. t, •• Soft, in dot* sad Pr yea by is 73 ; ' ATWELL. LER OP. 5(111 , ; BLS. SUP. EXTRA FLOUR; %JR / 21%) bag,..Dritd Probe., hang • , _ 400 bas.l4toinor a•ed,kr e. by W ALIJ ON h 1:1DI7112. 255 Liberty .t, TOBACCO—j-75 boxes assorted Land man for w Talasto.llbbla cut in 4 dri L lo stare and i e f es &TWILL. & 00. SEED,'"BUCKWITEAT.3 O tomb. for sale 11. JAB. MatAtIGHLIN. Je2T 10 Stoitikikld it. OAT - S-50tr bus. Osts wive and for sale or i ' Jen ATWEILL, LIZ & ca rrEA. I -25 hr. cheats Y.U. Tea just reo'd L sod itor was ?Pr • . NM Arillay, Ling & co. lallF'i9-50 bac Shaker A Stolle Pipes just rwe .ea lab TRILL, us a co. 2 Algr-25-Iblo in store and for sale by fj• 1 • . IMit *0 • :.1 e .i•• .b .. or ea ei! 31410 . HENRY rt. CoLL y INa F"'L US-15001bs prime Hy . Feathers IN' AX3rwir cacaos. AH .EACTRES for Bale by • 1,,51 . mmY H.OOLLINL AA A. N. O.- .BPNANV. /6 daisy pima Itieriir sinfrod snipe eat by . 11111—./0. tibia lipsicaParV bbls blew' N_Floi WINOS . Jr - B. 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