P.TTF, 1--"I'LF.TPIF' PITTSBURGH: It(l`''' • ' 7 MORNING, APRIL 7, 1 &W. . • :IS Aid Association. JALIKOON. 1111811. (or, . r. ILI.MN; tio.inest wit.b.r.h•-tloolioti. or 4.1r1n • aithgr of•` I. , ermatlnVet.o4;niZrlt. +pi/5' of 111. Stu._ ;prea.s•LlT or by mall. Othur of the ~ ordbau &salary, Fourth stmt. say Bruithflold. 'WARM. PLIAS. ORPHANS COURT. --Judge McClure and Associates on the Bench. M Mellon , ou Saturday Bled in the Common Pleas, the depositions taken in the matter of Ise application of Mrs. Mary Anti Sarver for Jiporce from her husband a oincuto matrimonti. A libel was presented by the next friend of Nancy Rail petitioning the Court to inane a subpoena in Invoice; prayer granted. Mr. Marshall made an application to die charge Thomas McDonald, charged with the o.order of Junes Murdoch. The Prosecuting Attorney stated that be could not consent to a .t,toharge In a eels of snob magnitude; but, Laving failed In c 0 ,1., t;t:g evidooce to convict o..w,he would consent 1., the release of the pris ..ner on $lOOO bail 8 t ordered by the Court. loDon ard gave the r .riu,red bail, and was dis narged. Mr. T. B. Hamilton mooed for the discharge of James Berger, tried and convicted for Belling liquor under' the act of 1866 The Court, be• log banded an authenticated copy of the new act. proceeded to say that it repealed the act of '66, and all proceedings under it , nomatter what stage they may be in, meet be arrested The Court quoted a similar case James Berger was then brought into Court, and discharged. Our readers will recollect that be plead hts own case; in the language of a by stander, on Saturday, he doubtless found the new law of much more effect than constitutional Law, upon which he dwelt with much earnestness before the jury, when on trial. About one hundred indictments under the law of 1866, whioh caroled the hasty departure from town of a great many liquor sellere about the commencement of the sessions of December, and Parch, of course all fall to the ground, too. On motion of Mr. Negley, Esquire McKee, of Birmingham, was appointed a Commissioner to call a jury in the me of Andrew Genet, of that borough, a Janine.. .: -- Judge McClure said that he bad received s'it;tter from the physician of _the State Lunatic Atrium at Harrisburg, stating that Allegheny county had sent far more than her proportion to the Asylum, and more than any other county in the State At this point the Grant Jury came into Court with a Presentment, and announced that they had risen. After the Court perused the pre sentment, they remarked that it was the moot sensible they ever rend. The document in in these words: "To the Hon. William B McClure, President, and his associate Jugee of the Court of Quar ter Bessione for the 4ounty of Allegheny. "Tbe Grand Jury in and for mild county, as• sembled at an inquest inquiring for the body of the county of Allegheny, do reepectfuily present "That they congratulate the county on the comparatively small amount of hills presented before them for great offenses committed, and they return their sincere thanks to District At torney Roberta and his assistant Mr. Stuwart, for their attention and promptness in all cases preheated before them. "After visiting the Jail, they take pleasure in stating their entire satisfaction in the manner in which it is conduoted, under the control of Mr. -Phillips, who appears to study the comfort of the inmates in cleanliness, and the good order apparent throughout. At tthe same time this Jury would recommend that some provision be made for the moral and religious instruction of the inmates at least on the Sabbath day, concur in former presentments of Grand Juries, where in they recommend the employment et labor of committed vagrants. After visiting the Peni tentiary, under the control of Major Beckham, they state they found that establishment in very good order, neat and (dean, and the proviAorts for the inmates ample and good, so far as sub mitted to them." Signed by the Grand Jury. The Grind Jury passed upon two hundred and fifty-seven bills of indictment. J. H. Hampton, Esq., Solicitor of the Penney!.. Tata& Railroad Company, presented a petition to the Court praying a release from the taxes as sessed upon the Duquesne Depot by the County Commissioners, which amount to Comity Taxes, Ward School Taxes • $1,186 'lin The petition sets forth that Depot and grounds cost a large amount of money, and was need for the benefit of the citizens, there being no char gee for storage or other profits derived there from. The matter is brought into Court under the act of 6th May, 1864, relative to appeals from assessments. The matter will, be argued In June. The • Grand Jury ha — v - ing ignored the bills against George Hall, Wm. Maguire, Jos. Holly and Sum Wade, they were brought into Court and disaliarged- n William Johnston, alias Martin Gorman, the Damon and Pythias cave which-was published some time ago, was brought into Court: When the officers were in Bearch'of 51..rtin orman (or a violation of the liquor law of 1856; this man represented himself to be the man, and was looked in jail. He afterwards repented, but the various processes of law was unable to effect his release. A release for Martin,Gorman woe sent in but he refused to be releaseff under that name. When brought into Court; Judge McClure, after catechizing him, told that the law under which he was held, a true bill being found against him under the name of Gorman was re pealed, and he was thart:fore discharged. Prisoner—" Thank ybur Honor." Court—.oh, don't thank no. Thnok the Legislature." Prisoner—(Leaving the bor.) - "Well, thank the Legislature toe." He will probably crush in foto re any feeling of disinterested 'friendship that may prompt him to ezpotur his / own person the tender mercies of the law it the p lace of another. • Tai HiwnT COUNLIIO3 CMS. —CIO Saturday the . lltsitea +States District Court was in session, Judge D ( wiri on the Benoh. Judge 'Maier brought before the Court the case / Of United States vs. Henry Cummings, io dieted for Mail Robbery, which had been certi fied Into the United States Circuit Court (or the pirpotie of obtaining the decision of that Court ,on the motion to quash the indictment. The application of the District Attorney was based 'upon the fact that the case was improperly be • fore the Circuit Court, inasmuch as the prisoner had been tried and convicted of the charge against him. finch also was the opinion of Judge Grier, to whom he had written The Court granted the application, and the cue was certified bank. The District Attorney then asked the Court for its decision on the motion in arrest of judg ment and for a new trial made by defendant's ConneeL Judge Irwin—l bare carefully and.aeliberate ly examined this case, and after a reference to the several authoritier, having a bearing on the point at hone, I have coma to the oonelnslon the objections raised are fatal to the indictment. There is one reason that judgment should be arrested I deem conclusive. I refer to the font that there was no allegation in the indictment that the property alleged to have been stolen be longed teeny person. This omisslap I believe to be fatal to the indictment. In "Ids opinion Judge Grier concerts, though he had uo intima tion of what would be my opinion in the matter. With regard to the point raised by Col. Black that the Government bad no right to challenge peremptorily at Common Law, having the right only to Make the juror etand aside until the panel became exhausted, when he should be sworn, unless challenged for cause, it is not necessary to say anything, as the first objection if/ fatal to the indictment. Let judgment there for* be arrested. pd. Black, in justice to the Counsel for the Government, said the question just decided had never before been rained, and that in other din tricte •the forma were similar to that used by Judge klhaler. Col. Black thou nosed that the priacuer bo admitted to bail, as he had already been impria oned for fifteen months, with the prospect of several months imprisonmrot unites the appli cation be granted. The Court ordered his discharge on $2OOO ball, which his brother gave. He took his de parture, Immediately.. DzavuOi.Courn—Jadgee Hampton sod Wil- Hain on the Beach. The cue of Coney ye. Peens. Hall Road Co., waa deeided, on Batarday by a verdict for de fendant McNair it Gartieen, aurviring es. Hannah Barber, Ear.. iko., No. 197 January Term, 1856; special return read and confirmed nisi. Gibes 8. Bates for UK. ra. B. Landparter, Ad ministrator of Gaspar Landparter, deo'd; No. 12 - Japauy . Terre, 1856;.. special return read and ooafirmed niar. - William Ebbs Te. JeMee Caddy, et al. No 89. In Partition. The apprabers valued the °beton Bolling Mil at $87,000. The parties not op• peering in Court to take or refuse the lands sod tenements named in the writ at the above valua tion, in purenanoa of rule, the Court order and direst the Eherlff to sell the proierty at the Court House on Tuesday the let day of July, 1858, a 10 o'alook A. M. , Tan large saki of French Clothe, Cazeime,f, Drrce 131 Ike Linens, gto , commence this morning at Davis' auction room!. A Beasx.—The 1:111W 'funnel under the Canal, Selotook street, Allegheny, broke yesterday. It will be repaired shortly. 4 Hier,: Boanzar.—Thin day thirty-eight years ago the diligent of Pittebnrgb were thrown .-:--_ : into great excitement by a robbery of much COMMIT= OF PemITRATION, FOR MA .12911. ' greeter magnitude than hue been recorded in Oro w. uses. v. r.-nutss /kunst. Sutum. Duovosnx the police calendar of this city before or since; T. B. Drum; J. B. Cluvrosi. being the abstraction of one hundred and four -- - .thotutand dollars from the vault of the Farmers' and : Mechanics' Bank of Pittsburgh. The rob- Plrtitsuar Gummi ..1 betty was oommitted about one o'clock at night, Monday Morning. April 7, 1860 f and the perpetrators of it escaped without detes- : nostosss was rather dull on Baturiar, owing to the 410 U. On looking over the files of the Gazette • limited aroomtot ntocluof prodnoe on hand. There Is a for 1818, wtytind a to account of the affair.. irtsid.iocal demand - for nearly all articles of consumption. Mr. ' Leaky, one of the Directors, took a skiff and FLOUR-in very light eupplr. gales on llod wham of 154 Wale enured. and extra at 15,75 and 58,00; 19 do do at descended the Ohio in pursuit. He overtook . the robbere at Wheeling, but did not suspect : a S t' sG m . Z a f r o g s .' 3' '',l,sbi trig ..17: 1 ,17:, 15.75." 1,1 .4 do 4 . 0 , them. He pursued his journey to the Falls of , gg.l/4 sang RP Mile extra at 1/3,50; and rgu.i late or the Ohio. Mr. J. Trembly started out on horse- : d tho u , td. at gEU54(6,57. bauk—and Mr. Montgomery went thenext day GRAIN-very little Oatd offering, and willing generally in a'ekiff, and was lucky enough to overtake the at ti on arrival; Rye, ulde ou the wharf of 150 bus at 55 fugitives at Neville, thirty miles above Cin- ! and DM do to active at 60. Corn. a male or 300 b. Shelled. i3120111t.i. They gavethe names of Pluymart and ; . ft.r. um'. .4,20. Emmons. Pluymart escaped at Cincinnati, but : GROORRIRS-a fair dented from the trails: Wee in , i lotion( 30 htidt Sour at 9. and 55 and 15 btu 51ohnuse at 1 Emnions ISM brought to this city. wise f"fitin.',OW.,lb.dbidt.7,l; "He (Emmons) was at first quite obstinate, i Da oil 0.. kept up bat when he understood that public opinion and. ern. hog nunnd. at TIC 83( and 10X, el:tr o the evidence was so powerful against biro, he p., f.„,„, 1.6,000 lb. Shoulders "at TX; 11,000 at limns at tent to Mr. Leokey and agreed to confeou on I to; 6000 Re not:lidera at 8; 6000 Se Shoulders and Hams certain conditions. Sir Leokey and the Cashier I et..8.8i and 10X; 4,000 and 7.000 IDs hog round at 8, • anal taking into view the importance of a confessioni lc; 0000 tb, do at g, 9 and 10X; and 4000 the Shoulder+ and and discovery, agreed to those conditions. Ern- i Rams at 73( and 101(-neap. mono was then placed in a boat at night, and ad- MESS FT/RR-seals to the Medea 60 bbl. Si... Pork companied by a number of respectable citizens, at 016.60. was taken 37 miles down the riser, where hel We prime rolt,se 24 and g bblis do at 24. BUTTER-qhe market was Arm, lulu or 6 Lou and 0 pointed out the place of concealment, which was 1 REA-elewof 80 tou Anthracite Pig Meal • t 132; among some projecting rooks near • the shore , 50 do do at 132.50, 100 do anal cturmal et MO: nod 60 do Here the whole amount except about $2,708 was ' in,,i.i.crua.osgt at, gol; Mum., 25 tons Juniata at g 7.3 found." and 26 do at 180-M1 a os, Pluymart war afterwards arrested at Ogdeue- SHEDS -sales of 20 b o o p l yeeed at 11,00 and 14 do mar butrgh, New York. mon Timothy at e 2,70. HOP2,-• sale of 3 bales eastern N. 1 at 11. BHA NO-a sal. on arrival of 20 hue email white beans at 11.75. pi Alt-etaadr dales at wales at 1124417 Id ton. SALT-irk royalar demand; axle MO MIL No lat 51,62, COTTON-a gals el 30 Wes Tunes/sp. Middlings at Mi. tour mu ASHES --sal.. of 6 cake Imported Soda Ash at 31( and 10 bags Nitrate Sod. at 5, on time. Pomo' Newa, Fun; Wear. —Before Alder men Parkineoo. A warrant was leaned for the arrest of one Grogan, for alleged horse-atealing, ago° oath of Thos. Nugent, of Greonohurg. Andrew Plowrnaker charged Sean Plowmaker with the larceny of $9O in gold. Warrant leaned. Before Alderman Wilson—C. Hansen, o Spring alley, was arrested an•d hold to bail fo selling liquor contrary in the Act of 29th March 1856—being the first ca..) under the now Jaw. The penalty is a fine of not less than $lO no more than $lOO and COW '4. OTlha Great liusrairtu Remedy —PRO 800 MOlLloo.—eßverf mother sheuld have a boa to house handy in case of accidents to the children." • it..IDLYR'S RUSSIA!, SALVE. It LA • Boston mummy of thirty yeara' standing, and la recvntipended by pb yelolans. It is • ...and speedy tote for Burns, Plias, Boils, CM., Pelona, Chilbisine. and Old Sorwt ofevery kind; for Paver Soren, Ulcers, Itch, Seca Read, NIRO. Rash, liunlooc, Bore Nipples. trecommanded by nurees,) Whitlows, Sties, Pester. Flea Bites, Spider Stang., bonen iambs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy. Sore and Craelted Lips, Sala Nose Warts and Flesh Woonda, It. Is a most valuable remedy and cum, which an be tvatifled to by the : wands who have coed it In the city of Boston and SBOBBY fat the Wit U 1 1 ,17 rare. In no Itists,tirre will this alve do an losory, or Interfere with • phyMcian's pre scriptlena. It le made front the pureet materiel", from recipe brought nom Roads—or articles vowing ly that aountry—mtd the proprletere have letters hoot ml riatgyroon, physlela.. sea captains, nooses, and abed" whw have um) It theadasives, awl recommended It to oth ers. ideddlosen Russia Salve is put up In i•rge nu box., Jstampal on the carer with is pictare of • horse and a di et . ar. aoldier, chi pleture Pl. engraved um the Crete twr.r a t e 25 Cams a Box REDDINO Proprietere Per rale by IL MINER a 0 0., Ny. ,P 2 Yudtbdeld sttoet. GEO IiEYSER, 110 Wood V. sod BECKHAM a Molt ERIN ‘, Pa.:m.ost . !aleph, T. nth26,lteul TELEGRAPHIC LB, the Union Ll..] Carron, 0., April 6.—On Thursday last, while the Jailor at Canton, Ohio, was taking a prieon , er from the Court House, where he had been un der trial for passing counterfeit money, he en. a number of suspicious looking persons around,. and called to his aid three or foar citizens.— Nothing transpired until he unlocked the door of the cell, when the prisoners, some flye or six in number, rushed on the Jailor, knocking him down. Ills wife, hearing a noise in the hall, looked the inside door, thereby keeping the pris oners still safe. On looking out of the front door, — these suspicions personpie were seen lurking around; immedis ly locked that door also. The prisoners wer put in irons Considerable excitement is manifested in the town and 'home fears are entertained of an at tempt! to rescue the prisoners by their friends to-day, as they aro still/there ; but they are prepared for them. / WASHINGTON, Apriys.—Tbe reception of bids for the mail °entrants will close on the 19th of April, end the final decision in regard to the saute will be made' on the ith of May, when like wise the contraois will be concluded on all mail routes iu New,iersey, Delaware, Maryland rind Ohio, together with the miscellaneous routes eatehliahed h'y recent ante of Congress, embra cing all,the' remaining States of the Union. Chevalle'r Lebbein, the Swedish Minister, is on the eve of leaving for London, whither he has been transferred by the Swedish Government. Nair °rusts., April 4.—Colton has advanced g with sales 6,600 bales middlings, quoted at 9i} sales for week being 69,000 bates...and the receipts during the week 62,000 hales, the in ;creased recepta 500,000 bales ahead of the same period last year. Stock in port, 298,000 bales. Rio Coffee 124; receipts for week 26,000 bogs Wastrixdron, April b.—Capt. Wen. 0 Mc• Olunny, recently returned from the Eaht Indies M the Powhatten has been appointed to the command of the Navy Yard at Norfolk, vice Commodore McKeever, dermaned Naar Your, April 6:—The ateamhip Fuiton nailed at noon for Ham with 139 po.sengera and $762,000 in epecie. Saw Yeas, April 6 —The market for Om mon and medium grades of Flour has declined folly one shilling per bbl., while holders cannot sell the better grades without submitting to some slight redaction. The export demand is limited, and the home trade will not purchase more than in neceBsaryl.p supply immediate wants. Sales 6,200 bole At $6,50®56,75 for common to good State and Western; $6,87®57,26 for extra State, $6,87®57,75 for low to good, medium grades of extra Western, and $8 to $11) for ex tra SC. Louis and Genneksee. At latter prices, the sales are only of a retail charaoter. In Ca nadian Flour we can hear of no transactions to report, and prices are nominally the same. The market for Southern Flour is one shilling lower, with only limited demand; sales 1200 Ws. et $7,25®7,75 (or mixed to choice, an $7,87®8,87 for fancy and extra. Rye Flour; supply moderate and doll at s4®6 for fine and superfine. Coro Meal heavy at $8,26 for Jersey and $8,75 for Brandywine Rather more doing in Wheat for home consumption, but the market dote not show any material change; sales 8500 hush.: at $1,96 for prime white Southern and St. Louis,' and $1,04 for prim% white Canadian and $1,65®1,70 for red Southern. Rye is abund ant and dull at $lOl,OB for inferior to prime parcels. Barley and Barley Malt remain as last noticed. The corn market in dull and unsettled, and 1 02 lower. The demand both for export and home consumption is quite moderate. Sales 80,000 bushels at 61(466 for new inferior to prime mixed yellow and white Jamey, nod South ern. : Whinny is .0 er, Ital." 260 bbln Ohio and Prison at 28, closing Leary. Posit market a shade Griner with better demand. Salem 17,00 bbl, at $111,66*®16,62i for mesa, and $15,76 for prime. Latter held close at $16,00 with nearly all the stock in the bands of one house. No change in beef market sales 200 bbls at $B,- 2(08,76 for country prime; $9,26®10,50 for do. mesa and $ll to 18 for repacked Western mess.' Beef Hams in active request at full prices; sales 900 Able at $l4 ®16,60. Dressed Hog■ selling elowly at 71. Bacon do ing better, with brisk demand; balms 200 Dolce short ribbed middle, at iti; 2600 Loxes Western long ribbed middles at 91 and 2000 Loxes West ern retrimmed ribbed middles at 81®82, in all Slay delivery. Cat meats without important change; eaten 100 packages at 73(37i (or Shout dere and 9091 (or Harm Lard steady; tales 900 tibia. at 93@t10,1 0 Better in moderate de mand, without material change in price. Cheese cooing slowly at 8 to 10 tents. Puikaisimua, April6.—Cottya market steady and pricis firm. Bark is in demand and prises have advanced ; sales 64 hbds No. 1. Quercitron at $29 tll too. Clover" Seed in good demand and prime is hold at $0 9,4 64 tbs. sales 200 .bus old at $8,76®8,871. Flour market quiet and doll with few buyers of standard brands at $7,25; ortlee, of 1000 Ms Kishakoquilla's extra yeeterday evening at $8,60, and choice family at $9 Steady chnonrol for supply of city trade at from $7,26 to $9,60, so in quality. Rye flour steady with sales of 60 Ws at $5. Corn meal ie in fair request; salmi of 800 bbis Penna. at $3. -There is little doing in wheat cud prices less firm. Small sales of good to prime Penna. red at $1,60®1,70, and white at $1,7564 1 , 85 A lot of 1200 bus Southern white sold on pri vate :terme. Rye is dull and held at 950960 without finding buyers: Corn 'n good requeat and brin; sales 6®6,000 bus yellow at 69 cents in store and GO afloat, snd 2,600 bus damaged on private terms. Oats steady, sales 1,100 bus Delaware at 37e. Whiskey dull and lower; sales 160 bble Easton at 284 c and I:aids at 27c. CIMOIRMATI, April 6.—Flour lower; 260 bbis $6,4O'M $5,60; 50 bbls $6,85. Provinions firm, no aisles reported; new pork hold at $l6. Whiskey eteady; 800 hble sold at 20®201n. Sugar in good demand; 69 hbds good fair and prime B , l®Bl. Coffee steady; 140 bags Rio at 121®12}. River 9 feet $ inches and reseeding slowly. Weather pleasant. BALTIMOII.I, April 6.—Flour dull; Howard et., Is offering at. .$6,87, and City Mills at $6,75; without buyers. Wheat unchanged. Corn 48a50. 8.000 Water Maple Trees ND TENcB.4.I OF L AND. %VIE subsoriber offerslor sale 3,000 Ws. Gee Nude Tree. end 10 serve of Land, eltasted tweed the Idonocumhele Bane end StrahosAll held Plank two cute from the efts. The Wad to tesotthll3 emustaa tbr a private reside.. sad will he sold be. he .11 3n 10 . 102 =01.1 o m. me:Wm oa the casnval_ WATioIL COMMERCIAL. PITTSBURGH MARKETS MONETARY AND CO•HBIERCIAU Ova Currog awn Mosn ditaggre—Those who °Memel tan course of buil vete lu oar markets of bate cannot but have derived gratification from he extant and sonde as. Hint., Friday last over UO.OOO balsa of cotton boys elkonged laud., and. as will be perm ou ronaultion our commetel•l reporta, at advancing rates. The valu« of this quantity of our meat saple exceeds in the unmet.. three millions and • 'Mac( No bott•r proof of the favorable °audition of our markets can be required than the facility alto widoh. In connection with corres pondingly large op/ratio. knottier fa431.120a1 UN, tide re• taut of !Maine's has been trensected.—N. 0. Pica iutt, Aug.—She receipts are Isrevranti with heavy otoes ccumulating on the tar.., the market I. considerably de. present' and th. Lowry qualltiste , have declined fully tie._ The sales to,lay eum up nearly 120 U hiude Slotteeds.—The mutat le doll with an ample cup ply of fermenting and onithery qualities, and but small sre steals of prima, about 1009 Olds. have bvenFold to.de• et cancel of 32@..931ge doe fermenting end e1e.261.c. for rebolled and prime, with one or two small lot. of 'err ...hobo at 3.1 c 'I allure/ We lyner ofa crop of 20,000 gallon. ld on plantation up' the Cowl at Us ill gallon In the tern.—N. 0. Plc. 28th. Tbe Tan gale to-,bar soh attended. and th• deden bp grades of Gnome sent off freely !Wall below , . The Bloolte sere 000etly slthdrsst, the Woe befog' el, I le "1 o•uts ðs —N Y Trib, The lodination ielt In financial simian In regard to Ca. esouthat limo( the guaranty of the Columbus Pi , jlll and In. di a .. Bondi by the thrirelad, Columba, and Cincinnati itallrossi Qom patty. rather lurreasen than dlmlniehea, It le hit a. one of the ttttrut hock. to nonlid.nce la railroad Is hieh ha+ beau austalned .lore tba fraud. of beho y ler. The Cleveland, la um taus and I - facto. tlrmarany bas tea long mourned the leading porlbon among the Barad. of lb. Wien; has oolong been held op as the exemplar of Westau lade , tbat from that Om:bray ttai blow comae with more thalamus offset tban It would lave come from 601 other quartsr—N Y Trib, The larger part of the Interred on the Mot Mortgage Bona of the Ohlo and Indiana !Latticed Compan y du e no ten tat of Feboare last, Is sold uopall. The Islfog hold. ars, or their representative, at that time agre e d g a it clots dart. but no proelaion tiering heel mad,while the interest oe the Peotind Mortgage Ronde, dna Lt Init. iees Pith!. esp. have been calico tor a fore-keure of the tort. gage. It 1. hoagies. expected that In the meantime the dlreetore•ill come fcreard With funds.—N Y C or. & tang IMPORTS Into Pltisburgh during tha months or Jan uary. Fehr.. ry and Muth, and Ftnm Sept. I, rompsred with last rue. : Pu 11... Total tact year ..... 4664 13614 Itn4l It :12! __bur ...... na11.41 38376 62703 3301 10413 5166 ..- dons . ..... _ 1634, 3756 63iu 257 6403, ...)127 663) 116701 10711 9600 15 •••,t3 Apples. B b. Batter 111 me Bco ks a. o.dl as Coffee •.. , 9435 1 Drugs... ........ —0... Dry no 4: bb . . . _ 125241 5:1 114/1•4SS7 I DOM ...... .... ..... d bbla , Row Dbl.. I=2 restbey, Ay Sll2 , PIYI3 ... .. ... pkgs 11 ,, U , Fruit bro.: 6168 Yon Wes 394 . 0146446 re dam , ......_- Urooor ..... 97 42 liard • an. ...pkg.. I ir.d uo . .... 1 906 I 0t271 Flog. do 4 Lord Loalhar 131.1) 1Z1.5 errlvodis. .. pkg. . 15346 kloard44l .... . 64.17 tobla 4376 „ . 26803 0,A,4 6706 . • Pig Natal tnno 10.333 °leper bd.r 6242 Powder Perk 8 Ela d m, do do ......bble 4714 do do 1.,18.137 VZ, 1,. UV' Su¢ar .bbcts Timothy ..bum Clove... . ......... W 001... ..... hbit. Wocdenvare d. • EXPORTS. Pram Pittabur.la dosing the moat!. n and March .ad doa SaPt • I. mm• A. er• 779 Al. Etf..sil:::: 1406 Awri. Ito I/ eno•nl.6 2897524 Bro o r. m. 1276 ..dos Butter. vitae Bran de ...... ... __Aka 18340 800. C 0.... .... ...ots .. .. . 1268 Candies 15083 Cotton. . .. . holes 252 Copper .......... ......pkge . .... 21177 p•op. Meads 1151 i ar lager , —.... 65 05•41.. tone 634 63.11.8 100g Costing. Dr. 14676 U nit Dry Weeds .... . .9kge 39601 Po g o . , ......... ..... - ...gtr ...... 48Lin Feather" aka 098 Fruit Dried. ek. MOll Fish .. .. ... ... .... . .6kan 0.79 Brorerleit kgs 19676 Gime • o. Ohm ware ..... ...tile ft , Llemyi7l Miles_ no 6106 Ikea o 17912 Iron 80463 Iron ..... .... .... Cs 29166 lord obbls 11487 Lud . . kits. ens Liquors 1042 Leather . . ...... ....Sol:. .... .... 1954 6lrrehandlso........idigs... ... : . 03570. Mulesese .. ......... .144 s ..... 486 Malt eke . 2 . 707 8.11. . 0,58 0111 iirl ' s - .... . 1924 Oats ski. 3387 Pork A Baton— .-17hil• 2748 do do ....-tee ...... ..... 3101 do do .... 6614 6734 6433 do Jo --Ds bulk... 221488 Powder . 331 RAN. . Nye -5k5..... ... .. 11670 4 199 Ila Tr-- ......... - Ett:......... IMF. Steel cimi. . 240 , 6 ' , brings A au1eir.....me—......... 14799 1 bud. 18061 ~t , t ek. bze 2114 T,II. 44161 Whiskey tI l Ts . .. 8481 - 13811 White Lead ..em 1681M5 Wtaat..... ...... --btu ...... -... 20702 Walton .... iII ... _dot ..... .... 662 Wooden.... dos 6271 Ware 767 Yarn Off 444 IMPORTS BY RIVER NNW OKLW Nti, b J d Pringle-10 hbds sugar. Kerner /. iloblortot; 67 do, 166 bbls 131011014., Wlmsa & no; Itt bales cotton. Nimick t w; 177 do, Park & erg 63 do.en soty on: 61 do. King, Pennock & org 160 do Arbuckle * '4B has wool. W Barker; 30 bbls whiskey. 11 do oil, ann• dry conahnkees. STEI/112N V ILLY., by Yenta rO-4 21 1.1,10 bisthwlneo.o4.l.4 3We egito, do butter: J Re.; PI boo Nl2O bbl. mend 44.13.,01.44, 01.0404 0:0 140014 paper. J klvilor; 20 Bk. dried fruit. Algeo & c 30& boo rye, Wiloaartb • .24 02 0•14 2•11142. sundry 0.0441120.0.2. IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. Allegheny Valley it 11-6 sks barley, 3 dodgy* ,I, 4 Ibis hewn., Ross A 212.21ntw; 106 peg tron,32 belle do . lb an ws. won boss.. Ployd co; 2b4 Ws rye, 4 I,bl. • gs, 2 dksreed, out; Inks sods uh, AVCulll; 6 1 S b. 0.0., 42 o potstoss, 2 1.1. skins, owners. Ohio a Poonaß. R-16 dos brooms, It/ado:on tas 60 do. wordenware, Watt A Wilson; 16 do, ineen6 8 Starßoil'. ad ao. J Floyd err, 16 LOW coal, White sac:, WI bus rye, 46 do corn, Wlllearth: .71 do Ludes, Ball Liggett; 1 bbi butter, Ibx do, It 1101cl:demon, 11 do, 6 do egg., ea4t; 12 eke unions, J Orallu 83 6.... n, 2114 do oats, 171 dr. wood. Idwax., 18 bbl. 0 our, 171 Jaz wondrous», 18 bbla dour, Id do applea. 300 doa brooms. 7 bbl. butter, it do egad, VW bod NT Totr:11.11;;: ' ITT ! 6 2 1 Iirptql ' onf dr WITCTI $122. 82. 61 Mu, ,3 61 ,B m 6B 11120. 62 at 0127. 64u 1128, 22.3811511 new crop. Lead-400 pigs Oakum Irate 156.. .t 6.59; 2 68 6116,06 n soli 0,40. Floar—Theca in abetter kolltm. o.le. 1,000 bbl. city on prints terror, 70 bels conntry Antra at 7,26; 30 161. ^HY 08tra at $9; 00 bbl . 0.011141 18. 0 1 40 7. 6 0. Whrat—kb. feeling I. hoprovine. Oaloa lo.dwy 66 logo $110: 165 at 1,60; 286 .t 129; 1416, I. lotc, at 1,3001,81; 247 at 1,40; 1n72 at 1.4 k ..m d 08 at 1.60, loeindloa Interior to Wetly yam. (Led. Coro—Wee 676 bag, prim. yellow and white, in bog. do 88 bitgy print. wtoto wt 360; wed 160 do at 30e. In new mermlojo 900 beg. yellow eorn In two gt 330, pew gotsoleer, and 1,100 bushels white at 31 - • - • het:iretx o. alm i le, liming:lg boom at l IV, 1.1 1 .0 4 0% loe d keprl b ug 1,60. rook—ealos of 100 tibia S 1 s,l¢ teto lots, 614, sod 6o oad 066 a t 6o 66dau 11 y HUMP, to dry malt, at Ne the moat 01700 Hogs dedreyable bars, at 8. 6 sod is lbe B h B oldols, fides an4 l Llsmewsod 60 at ally Shoulder. 5)4c.- BUM M eat-13,1500 Shoulders, deliverable at Deardstown, •tl,li; Lard—salty 230 tee sad bbls,ettaln caudated at Se; SO abis at eater 40 able at. Me; tea steam rendered at 8c; 180 do do private; 44 Us prima. kettle rendered. at 83 , 10 c. ilklet — Dvs dint lea green salt 74. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. A R RrVED—Jelfalon, Aro wataille; LuseroadxSpl Bay. and. Elisabeth; zonan,watrinnonLllLmccc. Venture, Steubenville; Prod (MT, .. 9 -° lll ale. New Orleans. DERAIITED—)6parIam, B ro anurillaLLuzarneVO:. 001. Bawd. Kllzaboth. ^nova. c/..nlifff Ale; Hollaa, West Newt= Vernt Art,' Wboollt4r. /Warne. Ea Icnalg Eya= a ko. laraalba Sta^ kalifetho The Al egheny. antral ►tilt Louis on gionlar, and the Pnlrle Roes, 6,.. n dT gr g, Argonaut and James Wood on Tueeday. The &leer Wino and &Clair let on Tawlay for this city, and the Mominn Blur for ill Jownh. In port tier this Ott• . Great Wast,Penirle Row, James Wood, (hang Turk. ArgonantandlegicenT. Thu Intellefenten el the 2d •aye: The St. Mary. la from the Missouri rirsr, Isst evening, rvocrui the waterst • stand,orithP rsrr siossir With 6 feet in the channel: and so Is the Alfsalsslnpl u br up u innittlittorn above 2:47 The r .r