The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, May 30, 1856, Image 1

THE DAILY PITT_
f:-.7-1E 31 "IL-1 311.111PILfil ILPI AIL amigo As...mi AIL ..iii
ESTABLISHED IN 1786 .
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
S. Si. prrrISKIV I .I. 0071 fIERTI.BING SWIM
147 masc L ina i g: itiormrseita.
the moot indutiel good lamed
Ait t g , _ _both in tne en United dtatte
lad tbe WOaaea
seliale for 1858.
9 and 11 Park Place,
Dam TORII. IV. the aWrattent; . ef boy= from ea
„„ ":9 Am-. AMERICAN HEREON
" GH TMM A CAI MUT. MATRA SDI 119 1INT.fe to
]wind eo ranks assortment of EASTERS( EON:Ira
att. raftest
Wee f g II 8 3
b Pt: r ag e
at the booet rare. ID TELT N at U
othEatena. 9 a II Put Pam, Tort.
The Britian Plate Glass Company.
SAVENETHAD, ZaIteCASHISA mitzusr.
Warehouse for tho United States,
JOHN IL PLATT,
19 Murray-tree; New -York.
WHERE will bo round a WS assortment
• of their Superior Pollehol Slate for Stone sr..d
QM* rrats,Shoer owe. to. Also. Bough Glue from
N. Werterneaato-ouo are referred to the Now State
noose et Ohio, et Oolorabu% which I: Herod eritb the
Plate Glees of the Commute. oth2l4erode
•. ANDREW JESUP,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cotton and Woolen Machinery.
.f.ce Engin. and BoU're, AttErldniste Thad. Briciw,
imvoiter, •nd Dealers In Manufeatarere Articles.
No. 67 Pine St., New York
N. R.—Agents far M.
— WOODRUFF A ARAM DION WORDS,"
&tart Elgin and Boilers,
Dzolutire J . L,_ . rircr In Nor Trek for
s.o I.lr MAL DLROU.Vissetop Machinists' Tools
ret.lyr
_
Hongles Patent Elastic Marta.
4.11 ATE'S s FBANOB, No. 1 Barclay street,
jr 'New York.
UAUTION—None cregennice extert they bate the
t•ele of the xettent. manoieNaeress pollen hr.
wNI be mere, Awl stoma= to law. bah2o-,
• W. JACKSON dc soli.
td LATE AND FENDER MAKER,
.. reta.vrar. 2 9:0 BROADWAY, NHA YORK.
ia4l-tty
FAniBANR'S PLATFORM SCALE&
iltIE undersigned Laving been appointed
Livudv. A
aaautsrtvar?
t t .b h: o g f o
n t than
° celebrated
T.'F.3.IItBANIES b.."‘307,
nemeastfully invite attention of tha bashers erstunantm
P
mbeclurity of thew Eades over all other.
Thou =alas lure been auttleeteti to the SETESI.ST
redl'on all tho frincloal isallroada In the United Mtn:
d itueland. and Su every hanott of busing= throughouthe amid, and Met-uniform scam:lay and great
darablll
have gained for them thamputatlon of being 27D1
ar-LNDAII.O IEO2I IF HiCte rialtlVV.ll,4l , till .IVO
.L.PPEAL.
Wt nrextweava tt, L l errs tor Counter, Portable,
Parotast,toilloa :Mil, lay, o=l. Rai!rasa sad Cabal
eamtvelbeart, prima tl(15511Y WELLS.
tto.3:lS Liberty street, llammerdzi
rittelmrsi.
PI 17684.111G1i coacil FACTORY.,
!...11 . 1.( . 11.11. 7 .-.-..4 F. Wail
BIGELOW CO.,
tOstooortoro to K. AL BIAMA.,
No. 48,
DIAMOND ALLA?.
•
mar Vi'ood et,
Pittsburgh, Penna.
CARRIAGES, PIizETONS,
Vit i g'";7, 4 tag."' 4 7;;T. 4 '"` tf•
oesuty or deal . g ol eq.= or gubt, stlll or varxml nut%
.n4l durability' al =Luisa
61rAll 'rock 'climatal. n,r)
McCIFICHEON /G CO,
WHOLESALE GROOERS.
Produce and Colllolllioll Remnant;
AND DILLLERS
Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles,
Not - 219 blowy street, corner of Irwin,
myB PITTSDUAGII.P6.
JONES & COOLEY,
W HOLESALE GROOERS
AND
BOAT FUTLIVIBREBE;
DEALERS IN
Prodace and Pittsburgh Manufactures,
No. 141 Witter Street,
near uty2A en lMtrioa. rdNIVA
PAINTERS.
LONG & LANE,
lIOUSE AND
SIGN PAINTERS.
NO. T 7 (014:Fbat Ortica Ihrraliag) THIRD azzasz
(Iletwean °ad and Mutat 2 . axta.)
All brdors promptly attended to.
Mats= ,muted Laa snoel,rshir.. latatt:
an. a. U. sauna.
ROBINSON. MINIS & viT.T:RB.B
VOUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS,
1 1: sad litaanfsetureis of all dosesiDtlons 1.1111 Casting,
G l:gest Ittbrilarkst street. betvsen First and Esolmd
street. le3C6l7ds
Watches and Jewelry.
I.ok M. ROBERTS, 18 sth
at. now c'lng an entire now 7;;
of Gold and latter Patent lever, R.,Z32 ,
Anchor and Lepino Watches, In op=
and !muting eales,of the moat celebrated
Eeslbb sod Owl= wumulaeturs. LW. .
Gold Citeard..Vest and Yoh Chalnx,Peals.
Ea% !Mold= Cams, Eraeelate.
Poniard Cum Penclle, Tooth Peas. bean. Vigo, Bet nnd
Stud.EloalrElnink Breast Ma. Ear Elnan, /918
_. &even 1. 0, 11.G01d road Mat Spectades, Enver arta
Plated Spoons. Estrin and Parka, Jar. Coral and Pawn
Otood o , Al" larlir Cock of the best 110000 Clocks. it
-- Trte . " l . sloe§ has bean purchased dlreet from the
Eastern Manufactories sad aelacted with meat <WO tar
tn....dal tr./4.lrd will be sold at advanoe on
t ort.
Wateles.,Clrclte and Jrnalrvrepainnl; analog and En
gravlun ezeented in the lest manner, and Silver Ware
and,ilewelry made to order, J.11.11438E1P=1.
111111 et near Market.
S. N. WICKKEZHAM.
WHOLEBALE AND RETALLt
D113:10GLIT, No. 241 Liberty Eire! t, Head of
Wood, Pitt Vs . h. Pa., sloop, keeps on hand and
for rale • se and ego:nista arentment of Drugs,
Iledldnes, Intl, Ma. Dye Studs, Window Oleo 01 at
tends, Putty. Perfumery, Patent and Pm:fetal, Medd.
close, O . X.
To my old friends and cratomers.-11arine add out my
Drug nom In Bantams, and Mumma to Ole elty, tad
bought, out the Deng Establielunent of Idr. Joel
m onoM,
No. YU Liberty stmt. I sha lt b. happy to
no
friends, or the customers of Hr. Mohler, sad than man
no palm to please them erith anything they sensmat In
my Una of Wines. B. N. WIOHMP
delay • No. NI Liberty et.
Valuable Beal Estate for Sale.
Offer for sale the , two three story brick
bulldlnge at the South esti =au of Perm and Hand
•• tot. are each
=o N lett 2 c7rWtra t 91aset by e Pear l
Merin depth. The
buildings sm frohorsatlal sad bars stone front.
/ also. °l i the four three Starr brick dwelling booms
on the met aof Hand strut. Na dd. 37. Mt and 11
each house hat about 19 feet limbos to front by about
60 feet In depth.
The alnynause besold separately, of tomther, and
at Woes Aw- cub payment .111 be malted and
a reasonable time Mem far th e payment of the balance.
Ap ar , B. WlLlCLNoolttentey at law,
hn. 137 Fourth street
_
St. Clair Street Property for Sale.
tAlt! Authorized to eell on vcry reasona
ble term.. any one or all of those Dna three story
ok dwelling houses on the westerly Aida of St. Chair
=rot, , stestistre
old AA. 44.J;1.,11r2d
are sultshle ibr Apron and dwattioss7o - ere stunted to
a rood totality. The token esoh. 11 foot to front by 110
lest to depth to an oiler ten feet mids. •
d ththants nth. Perthent erth bs requited. and the Int
one. allowed to maths resouthis tithe awl by
bend sad =cuter i ff i t r h .n ier e rr tni. ..4;3ll ..
ocrts4/ R0...127 lourth stash
BOOTS &HD SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PILE subceriber respectfully calls the ut•
teats= of ids Mende and the publio generally, toao
exandnation Ms extemelre iamb of Ileote and
lend received trout the New gogland Idanof.tneees, to
which will be bound any land of Li4lee. Germ, Mee, and
children's IloonaGalters and Shoes. viads oat of the beet
nestellede irorkmanstdp and of latest sty..
In order to salt collar, dealers and theme andide to
ot, good en stent male arose. he clanufsatetreeteam
sertistantly on bend ► cosideva Kook - of Dieree weed
Rm. wel novena, nor. and Youth's Brogan; ladles
Boots and Itubldne. lead Mates Bente, which ha warrants.
In reargues to the =loos he need our Dothan` more.
than - that be is gobig to cell escheat. MT other 11. ee•
tabilildnent In the "tr.
Thanand forth* Ilb.u4Wrose heretofore melted he
rge thas ite frotlArint=duf.rotosb.bla lortrrer.etclan
sailltsetion• l'n.ralna
no 3 830 Markel st between lgarkathouse d fat et.,
LXMIaAr;23,I,4I.A.JI
Silks and Lain' Dress Goodsorally,
CLOAKS, TAUNUS
EMBEOIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS,
Fes Family Use.
d=3,sseuelloge:ne4=us, =lo p = above
/10rNat 5 on coma 4th gni tetarkst ate.l7 *di
Stoves, Fenders and Fire bOni.
ilLar-OITE STOVE WARM:IOIM, No.
1-11 Wood stmt. As the man has antra .bleb
Into use the Mara named w e Irenta In
cite aMantlce &ta en rcall , m, _ in our li ne
teen praralnattm elms drat, ithlcA now hill end com
plete. We are determined to pen ma low as the lowest In
the dtlas. llerninber the place. No. IBS Wood stmt.
oca T. J. Mat° A 11 , ..
&Maga to J. SaronoUsz.
WILLIAM MITCHMLTRKB, Jr.,
Rectifying Distiller and Wine and Liquor
MERCHANT,
oo Ziboty Bra; Piltitiena. [day
Ittwa Lands.
JJN. FRAZIER, formerly -a resident of
Jaya .enutr en t h owirorrawo, will Amn len
to Oa Windt Bluth and Moan they . .. Land Dirt ying.
Capltallsts And other+ herring money to inns:. or war.
rants to theater / can bare Oath bustnera 'faithfully and
rrj t rit &(b i eigi Ng:,l'm ri =hl;.frorda44 m
RgnmENCIE3.
- John Alarnailar. Altantant. Murk" it ° ildibCrgh tt .
Tlonnes rt Bony Bankarr, dou A. Carthron. rudder. —••
thaw= Bank. Albano= Joan accountant
1 SCOTT, Dentist, Ram street,
to • tie dams west of Mute. MX, • • TIP=
toaa ..L.,toar... •
AU TM VW...4. all
Removal.
IL: : SELLERS & CO.. Wholesale Drug
.. idds. ban noanTal thilarips and oosamodlocil
• int the emlotletipod sad Seem] its" wheete
oar old cutomers sad all cum.* la Drste• V a g "
Dished. ••• Ell fad • lam sad Toll aelacted
itia• taw. ecolig warranted. oat
EtemovaL
sciLUMEN Manufacturer f
Mt) or v 14114 Borri zs t,,,,; 3 17, R. ,." -
'Atm' wi run° Aru'"" ik's ---1 ).=4" " - ". t. ,
i=swanti. •04 um ..1 nt • nr.hou...
MB sta.. Pittsburg%
Pecos: - Wag
New-Brighton Tub and Bucket Factories.
Tien !mariners continue to manufacture
~aQeell ftiolittmycznAgea. Lel* Ziao Wash.
Orden letetlias . attlea4 to. MALB a Wal.Tox
, Steam Engines ant Boilers..
"I, 4„, N(llliF,S io llith the latest improvements,
tn. Jnatata t tr b = l". est l° cra "'
with deco*, at tle tortr n°*" ' —
laman w. w. w=r,
B SINESS CARDS.
ravYyl3. JXizt
IOSEPII S. .t. A. P. MORRISON, Attor
nme.trignmi Nr a rth bshreez
ii ii i : ifflMMEMM
OBKRT POLLOCK, attorney at Law—
Oman of YOU, and Eiraut (tre•L, Moon. th• o.irt
stem Pittsburgh. mrs4-713
ANN J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, Offioo
Tourth Meat. now Oriat. Mahout. lalOOli
AGENCIES.
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tzten Agency Office,
T'OR the oollootaon of Home and Foreign
Itarcsattle and allother Mossy estrs, in blichlipm
sdj u sr= l. l= ILt d s t .T . a
1 1 . Pa= t gat . 3llm
Stocks end Inectrsetes Arent,.
Pliatrlalt a arinensoxDetrolt.
Beforoscrsiss Pttthurolv—ltssers. Jammer Bol=k. Ssok•
sr; Whits a Oa.. Garen. Miss, Lorenz, Stswart I Co..
Marchants.
Worn—Two Agencies or Mk - Sagan tram rsor-oetab. le
Isurorsoos o=wri- ss. roxlMad
WM. A. Liman
E A L ESTATE OFFIOE, No, 87 Front
Ma
34 door ft= Market; Dcaar In Lake Maur
Ore. Ma Iron. an Coal tropertr beurnt and
AUSTIUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
stook. itorearalso sad 1111 Broker, arm No. 99
N
shoot, above Wood. _Business promptly ottoodo9
to. .118.117
AMUEL L. MARSEELL, Secretary Citi
tece's Insoramo Cosaimay. 94 WaterAnsa.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western inen
ngts. Oa., fi2 Water lama.
y GARDLNERCOFFIN, Agent for Frtuaklin
,nr. Insurance 0311:11MELT. salth-eO4 =lw of Wood
FAMIrd meet..
iA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
• wet Immesnoe Comes...T, 69 water 41/vet.
DRUGGISTS.
'ow nrmata---.--1. mums 11.—.
11.1311NG BROTHEIIB,
(SCQCISSOKI To J. ann k
Vir,D.OLESALE DRUGGISTS.
O. " w9°D .t.,.T831,2?G1i.
!leerletere of Dr. M Lulea celebrated Vermlfasre Ur
AOIIN RAFT, Jr., (successor to Jae. M'Ga.f
-fey,l Wholealds and Detail Druggist and Deal. to
nte, 011,, Dregtutre. corner Wood end Ei!xth greet.%
Pittothargh. Wlteguler Agent foe D. Ford's Medietne.
ar2l
tiOrtILN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Drop. Faints. 01.10, Varnish. and Dye EMU No. 220
ylatwwt, Pittabarth.
Al onion will
ru a prompt attantsoo.
NS' Agent for Betmtgek's PIII=111:11.0 Syrup. mar 2447
A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
. 3.11='11.14 . W=l"'l4 rs h :" it' it
nth?
MN' • :, — "Wrro coMeT — bco or in
,gw D o r o lanag . rp i r V•ralabtVoi..ritn.i
I RAUN h RESTER, Wholesale & Retail
=ad.. canter of Llbert7 and St. Ole stroat4
SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
• Drtemets, No. 24. Wood And, Plttablustn.
lOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilcox
Clo, annar tbaket street and Dlantend—Ereor d
W it
1 4... i % litsglatll and serletessearr n.
oa
teValtdl l I
tyt at u l tde butanes.
preandstiene easefully oomptanded at all
Wars. Wkly.
COMMISSION &C.
LUZ. Kan
M iT y ß lMH Ai tr p . I6C 112Mf ox
MEW I M ji A i p TS.
Wool, Hideo, Flour, %cos, Lard, A Lard Oil
AND PRODUOR GENERALLY
No. 76 Water St, Pittsburgh. Pa.
.....,.
Ige . ll igfpren/tl.l. PlTleer WelD, Welletllle, CltD.
11 DJonee, ClealmtCltDenßk. lio=eretlne. Phila.
Leech • Co, Pittsbneo. Barnet. Neadt it ClArrotson,
Jona& 11 Klder, Bt tom. Phil. '
Thomas & Greiner, eankamllioDnes A Connell, .AneDetl.
EL1..., Mo. A D Bullock *Co.. "
feLlyd
LIM 07
anza cf lilttbumt
Rm.= a Koos, r
u
ours & Nes hth ivis '
FLOUR FACTORS,
General Produce Al Goi n tlon Ifferchante,
rro 47 Nirth names cragMier St-. Woo Sax.
PHELADELPIII.9.
WIS
Baga.lo , Woodward & T0 C0,1141.a. J D Lehmer & Co, Qu a . 0.
Qar lifted. & Co, A D Bullock & Co. _
Wool al Oilvez, " Two.K. 1 a Misr, "
Biter. Pelee & 00. " Fosdick & You'd,. "
Caleb Coy° A Co, " !Jarrow & 0.111.0. "
Truitt. Rrotbar a Co, .. .1 El Chanoolretb & Os"
Brun, Dennedy & 00., PlDetyg. L. Wl.l.orlD A CO. Plffee
YrrvT""ic'N - il'lttklriA -
Awl PUlsbursb and rbiladelybla Marobauta &morel , .
Jal4.6ad
IZMIG!I2MI
FLOUR, GBillitiD PRODUCE.
Coninaissuin and Forwarding Merchants
No. 114 Second st., Pittsburgh, Fa.
pan 1. 'behdlyll•l2
SPR CoMMISM INGER ON ME RC H AN T H,
Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Produce generally.
NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAHN
AT WELL, WELL, LEE 4iC13.,
WHOLESALE GROIVERS,
Produe & Commit:ion Merchants,
AID MAMMA II
PITTSBURGH MAIV77FACTUREB,
No. IS Wood so., between Water and From .i
P/TWBI3IIO
DAVID C. HERBST,
Fleur, Produce, Provision and Commission
MERCHANT(
tb wrt Liberty ttreci. !If hand,
Pittsburgh,
kIIVES his attention to the sale of Flour,
P.tk, Bacon, Lard, Cal Me. Hatter, arab. DAs ,'
y sollaitad. .0334 r
HENRY S. MO. •
(late of the firm of King .4'Moortioad,)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DRALER IN Flo METAL AND2.OOIB,
fro. 76 Water street, below Market,
apl9 PISZIBURGII. PENNA.
A. A. HARDY,
GoirsuactrXrD°.drai= I D ‘di a zt.,t1.1
Agent of the Whoa and Indianapolis
RAILROAD.
No.Bo Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ja22-10
W
J. W.
vORWAB.DING COMBILSSIdN MEB,
0114=8=4 Desists in all blade riPittsb•=gbi Muse
troutur. Article& Loud Pip. nod Kos,. Lead, No. 97 Plrgb
Most. Pittsburgh. 5u611d1.4
E. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
t z tr ootinir Nonrind.W...s o lrzti
Paul An. ant Wenn. = I. Wan newt,
Innront Flzendini sod Wwd. PI
Maui LIM" 33;
ta n y SIM iiOX/04Xttl• W.)
li
It CO., oleisale Orooers,
I. .
ral Prod.." and Camnattdon Merchants, =I Dealers to
burgh
Idasafeetaces. No. /12 Eseoud street, PI We
lit Tar
egEKSS! WABEHOUSE. , -HENILY
CLLIS& Vonrardlng and Cesralsdon alaretuattand
Dealer In Mem, Da Flea and Maine* otnelann
26.W00d akeeet, aeo W a ter.Patel:n=o mial
- -
Fr°Kap: Importer asnd Dealer
In hand andAllSeetin w.O Pe No. 14 nuts%
. 1,/rllllll3Tblrd snd Four th stew, ratabortb.
DRY GOODS.
iuPII HORN O
Wholesale and Retail De a lers in
TIMM:IRM
EXITIZOIDZRIE24 HOSIERY d GLOP.=
Fancy Goods, do.
Are fT Jiarketst, bet.ith and Me Mange& Gar
tor Agelal km -sm.
- -
A. 1. IMO_ 00,_MI11001101L.C. ASITZLIST 200 R. TO.
A.
♦lMO~y[spoo,~_ -•a
&palm= isary and Staple Dry gh nth
anALURPHY 81IRONFIZLD, Wholesale
eae t
stsoetell Plus
Drt Clads Dierobats. maw Ilbastli
kamt. toctrial.
Removal! Removal! Removal!
BOBlNsalf a 00. PO. 23. !MN BMW:
UAYINU Removed our Storo to No. 23,
111th.t..t.(..t door to A.A. Bean A ON) 0 0, 0
saw Mowed to airldtift ow of th larval Mocks of In.
;salad and Amato= Citoo'Llasa_ sail 011 Cloths In this
mazitst. In ow smostment taa bilahand
V:4 : 1
wEiV g ark Szr t r
rata& spestry m,
— Wrs li t
13 =1 13 41 1 Plila inia miltIsam. "4
3ogsthsf with Bectich Plaid; • *Mum hrtimmittiona and
unn , p e xt ,,d VT of all destalhtto_ ,nr Boma ,
mats, English dim lisda Masao. Piano
and Table Co re tair 011Clatb. iiths4.44 EVE
am, Cloth% da: ta Mum Stock
oaths, too= 3 to 34 feet yids of all pima all
of mbleb mllllO laid attlm looms rash me .71
GZOBOE
7LLEBB
E. ARNOLD it 00
Juffirres.
rcsaaentis. — oopr.BAsK Nam. an
No. I, earth send. ete Hank elf
c,;l2MTAllVarmethnist mustlltaarabeultir
Enter, Cement and erica-Stones.
PLASTER for Land and Stucco Work; Co,
mat far Clean. and Yuba; Warta Grind thanes.
octliVidat SID r at, dMCLCnr{ti TEAT,
w r.
P. SHALL & Importer'
• and Dealers In hynett LA American Pavel
nambnin. nt ikon area, Pitts,
14/Mls Allman ibr cninbraM nainnflenreerlann•
fn. - Denman • On. ruin.
ictirmx—ao*oza for Bak by •
R. mazrzosa ca.
Eva wren woo ono seams au.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1856
BANKERS AND BROKERS
BANKINO Y HOUSES
O
JOHN T. HOGG:
BEDFORD BEDFORD CO..
OWIEIIBIII' BOXERSRT 03.
MOUNT PLICABANT, WPSTMORrDbO.
OONNKLIZBILLE, EAYHTTH 02., Penns'
UNIONTOWN,
BROWN6YILLB,
NEW BRIGHTON, BRAVER CO_
Densadta molvad,l/Lwounta cuuia Draft. L.
and collected, Bank Noted and bloacia Doubt
bock!. Notes and nth. Becurlti• bought ant
M1K1111X.........11MUNC3 KIWI=
KRAMER & RAffill Bankers and Ex
change Broker. Buy and_ oell Gold and Sliver and
Bolas, no
.EBee vgata leans on Baal &Kati or Stock Be..
Htlo Vl. Buy and !Lon en= on On and Inao
tlono made on all potato In tag Odom. Jillo: L amur f
a l t r i d L and Wood otroota,aireetly meant the litasil4
NIIOI.IIIES & SON, Dealers in Foreign
u: and Domes andills of oltenge, Certinestee of De.
pod Bank Note. Bred., N 0.60 Market street, Pitt.•
burgh. WOollectione made on ell the principal elties
throughout the United Stets.
MANUFACTURING.
../.0111360.4. CIIKENSaIi.-EL C.1T1113,01/ EL ToODIMID
AMERICAN
PA k t,"I.ER MACIHE
'IMAM warm compAlvr.
No. 78 Second et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
MANUFACTURERS of Papier Macho
Ornementefor Church., tionsee.EiteamboatkadDs.
trror and Pietarairantes. Window and Door Dead.,
Brackets, Prunes, 031 . 12i011M, Ventilstors and Centre Pieces
ter Ceilings. Rosettes and Mouldings of every description,
gist and diadem. omega and warranted more darable
than mar other article now in nee.
13.0rdere executed on the shortest notion
B.—Attentien of tßearnboat Hullos Vespeadally dF
ratted to this artiole, on amount of its light weight.
CUMMINS, TIINKB Co.
No. Ti Nomad et. bet. Wood limket sta.
.143.1tf Prewesuann
UNION FOUNDRY,
Mitchell, Herron & Co.
AILL continue the business of the Union
Foundry at the old stand of PANNOCK,
CC., No, Mt Liberty st.
They wild maunfaeture Y meal. a large sod a... 0
assortment at odnltiol3. comprising
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens,
01710 E AND lAIRLOR Brorr.4
MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES,
Game Were, Wagon BOILS, Dog Iron; Sad iron.,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Machinery Coatinge generally,
And UAB md WATER PIPES ot slue.
IRON & NAILS O TILE BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, hob, dm.,
ea or white win to ecld lIISDIIIALTIIe WIC* ,
/..77-1/
Penn Cotton Mill,, rittstragb.
ENNEDY, WILDS k CO.. Malaufso
jUIL 'Wren of—
Pete A No. 1 bean H BL
=pain of all colon end
• • spa (144
mod, Linos and Bull]
/lop of all Elam and desaiplidowa
Baiting.
illarardera loft as the Hardware atm. offogan, Wilma
1b..1al Wood anent. .111 Lace attantJan.
WILLIAM BARNHILL &. CO.,
61 Penn at., below Marbury, Pittaburgh, Pa.
'ITE.A.I.I BOILER MAKERS and MET
MON WORKX-Et3, Manufacturers of Baroltllll Pot.
an Bailer. Loconotlve, Flued and Cylludo BolLn, Mt.
MT% Pane Iran fte . am lie=derzara, kalt
reit:corr.' Work. tua l t Viaduct Line, do, f ro,
et
the eborteat motto. All onion from • distant* promptly
attodo,l to. en,
Hata and Caps.
diWILSON & SON keep constantly on
. Wend inery description acrd variety of Hate end
bona wholesale and retail Those deitrinp a nest
• le Hat or Cap, good and cheap, would do net to
gin ne • call Wore pnretualres elsewhere. noIS-ti
W. WOODWELL, Wholasalo and Mail
Naritalbeturrr wzd Nola. In Oalgust Wars. No. MI
great
GROCERS.
Shriver It Dilworth,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Noe. 130 do 132 Second Street,
(Iletlragra Wood and &dead) 1117SECZOII.
MOBTROSE MITCHELTREE,
Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant,
Nix 9DD Liberty Zlred, Attgarok
.--.....W. L HUNTS/
WllOl,-ESALE 9110CEEES,'
122 Second and 151 Front etreet,
Jam. PITTSBURGH. kA.
Wallace ft Gardiner,
PROLES/LE DEALERS IA
Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally,
NO.= LIMIRTIr BT.- AU , ' 47
If~AOALEY, COSORAVE er. CO., Wh ole
orocm. 18 fad 20 Wood street, Ptttattrata.
av 9.17
A CULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer cad
Ooa=ar.44t. Dula? Prodzcs and Pitt.
Ott Mut Antrim 1113 Mort) , Anret, PRO,
Dania.
10n RAID— ..11C/Ekr. ROM— 11.07.
1011 N FleirD CO. , W ho l coale Grocers
u and Osriunisslosi Iterelught, h 0.170 Wood and 72 Liir
_rty egret, Pittsburgh. hag
ROBERT MOOR E, , Wholeaskla
.
-.nd Domestic Winos {Moor,. No. 810
Llbutl f = I'D On hand • very farce
of suporks
old hionviscshols Whiskey. votado will h rid lor lb, mod
DAM arcamnssa.- -1.11.“311 IMES . 01/1131-
RCANDLESS, MEANS COO., (11110C(We
ma to Wick a Heft:alm) Wholmla °roam
in 1000. Vallso3lass. Cotton:Um, and rlttandlith
Hannthetuno genuLly. ec=or of Wood and Wsoer na.
fltuarcescb. h.
/MN 102111.--. ISM A W0W... ._... —WALT. a. in.
rnILS L ROE, Violemede Grocersrl
Me Lt. NN __ *
La • t pt
an40.13.E.KT VALLELL it CO., Wlaolesala
Oroms,Commlaslon Merehants, Deslmes in ProGoo*
Pittsburgh Manolbetn.re. No. 244 Liberty amt.
Plttaburzh.
131212
& Wholesale Oro•
fa. r I t= ird'*4
EPAGALEY, WOODWARD /t. CO., Whole.
ialA Gram. No.= lifulos etre.. Few:meat.
pitis):4:I3FIR4:WAO
EC. 0001.11tANE, (nocesnor to S. Bnd
.1.r,) W6 olesslesnd Reap Dte!sr In Boots, Starts.
au wad Paper
,flanging.. Fedora/ street. elth door E. E. o
itarkat &su eglaor, Pa.
lORN S. DAVISON, Bookseller 'and Sur
0 tamer, meaner la Ds, danew. Tin. 0 Mania
KAY it CO., Booksellers ard Stationers,
ICo. 68 Wood otroot, .it do= to the mom of Thlsol
rob. Ps &tool sal 1.0 tool" somottettr honk
I L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
;a • to !multi stmt. Arollnlhzildhun6 .
MUSIC. &C.
John H. Mellor,
TO. 81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond
aralqtruolcavtj VIAVIol a d °
LOCO MODE . 6113 DION 4124 O N AN El
MIA, and deatsi In Mode And Moslem/. Good.. .1.23
U. Metter & Bro.,
pie,. 53 FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden
Unm Bola Agway tor NtIONB GLARE'S (New
)_uurieslle4 Ood Nunn PIANOS. and CAN
NA T a NEHDUA WOG,nuine UNLOUNONO sun OEtiAN
ELARALONIU2IS, Dalere to Monte sod Musleal Dutra.
=SIM
Charlotte Blume,
MOIDACTURER and Dealer in Piano
end imparter of =oda wad modal bastrcr
ra'AV - 3 , 71; ea t for the TIAILBUICO PLANOB, elm ter
lIALLIM, DAVIS Mt Beam Pleruo. with era with.
oa t Aolsork Attachment. my 3 113 Woad et.
hIL PUGET, No. 271-2 rift et.,
between Woid and Market , blannhritorer f s - F
eoolzy of every description and of Plated
Ware Of rim welch& or Plating. Also, dealer In 10 •
par wan, and Pane/ artisits• hand Unyyl tad to sett throe pee who nwa..lah to sagest al.ote
and to barerin;laterito porticalar weight.
P. K. /11311OLIntbrisui hie frionis and patrons rims
he has Joined filarial to PIAGET to undertaks
what're? relates to ihoWatott dap Meant. In the store
carstlonsd establithatent.blipedrilat Ms well tam.
isorspeteney to autism .111 attire the Pniroults of tbmo
wno attach some tospartance Lotto. correrinoss and pricer.
ration of tbeb Waage*. antl42cod
J O. 1111.1.............4161 A. RE55...............J1103 CLUMELL
REMOVAL.
Valley Fge Plow Works.
J, /k SPEER
larvE mom EL , to no first story of
hat jam anowtodiouol Wozelaae, ammo of
alley and LI baty eland. when Mao have opens!
SD estortsment of their lahnt iseproad andllghly supra
al PLOWS. ova would Mato the stantion of Pavan
lad Traders to all sad Malin, 'Ma now Imo °cam
pada, Patna Lova, MI ems, Sub Sal, Double Pall.
ottoo, Buss, aril mry description ot
t erro, Plow
Potato, Oforaup. aa,coanostod with ths
op=twlT
-----
M. DE LARGE,
MALES IN
HIDES, LEATHER & OILS,
233 LIDZSZT BT., awaits lie haul nf Mod.
A fall snartonont of
. Ilnyt'e Loather Bolting and Oils,
• P.O IdarhlnsT end Oat Oars. always on hand.
Zilpah Ward Property for Sala.
WILL SELL on reasonable terms and
ISlLTlrbr,VtaaTiLlyolrEs I=tilst
L p•eirate reiddenree.
JILIN Wes L 0143. mow attar/1i and Baldwin sta.. 28
=hoteach. The_r
or tor octal_ pode t—lne f relal ' e t 4argrig.
Fauna, or the Oc a.CM ninelirrille &inroads.
• Ale% wan IN. comae of utler and Ma o.. of tra Me..
°Waite then elendld lnittroremen ß ta laundry. d Ban
nock t RUt They are wall Bream for a aianufaitory or
Wand boarding brain on. for tn a hundreds of 'urban.
iv of thst neghborbood. ealy ro
tailkeltf IS B.IIOBCIA. Mort. et.
To Mil Oismen,
EettENCH BURR cal 1 Laura( 1:1111 Mill
tc.*, man Clothe. BIM Moltalla., MCI Irons,
&SCAM Cam and Cola Otindara, Owl Iron
Proof tans, (a daddarstwn am" min) always on bawl
mmade to et moat SW LiLart7 et W . W. aiPatt AIWALL ACAcIALWL
ltataticad H
beliltreatmg and Buz Lrons:
nSubscriber Ewing purchased she ex.
odrolighttll/. J. Jahastoal Patent Vol sad J.
'Polecat Bolf.9eeing hmocibleg boom I. um
"t."^iTmlheld horishufactaring thoosm.D. loom
gootkaa with tho - abwo. he 100rA1001241....,,_,1," hen
warawou.ca Mond et,. 001.=t•
Wodka,s largo god good owaround of UN common or
soul god Ixons. to which ho would raptothay Who Oho
cistlM'"'V.AVAL= b atiror"'
NEW YORK ADVEILTBENEMS.
nom MULLIN. VIBBOILEBOWEN A SCHELL. Cur•
mu Nrwirnm lamrcento itora. Fa 340 Bradeetay,
Nog Pork.
GEORGE W. FARNHAM,
Merchant Tailor,
ns B mdwa7, opposite Mt. Mambas Hotel
cirlOamv NS W 11012 W.
New York ()Om Elehange,
12 and 1
BAG
and 1278r F
oad A C
StreTet. ORiy.
B. E. CLARK,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Bags and Bagging,
SNABORGS, Shootings, Duck, Flex and
Cotton Twine, Be
glen,
Seasoleas roar Palm, IrOPPIlod with Grain tinge. ham Floar_nic a„ao.
hfILLRBE , BAGS,
Des/cued and printed to order expressly ll:Tani, u 4 . ~ur
assortment of borders 1. WIN nod of Yoram, thaw,
d out easterners can have any matter they may ui r u
Dot In tnx without extract... Me.
Country iternbents are invited to examine our dock of
Ferias' Baca yin Petunias ilagt, of all the eerie.
brands of Duck. tot MT henry Ornebaras. heavy
Dolthotore lL " supplied with bare. ail eitesdrintad to order.
Provision Dealers eupplied etas lima a Beef Base, Co..
era Se , coeds of plain Cr colored elath. We have new
&Mena for stampin trlntf•
rht so ought, sold
n sold
and sold on
solkltsd.
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Burning Fluid, Camphene,Aicohnl.
DORR & MA.NN,
b396BEENN7OII MEET. (oerner_ctJar.) NEW TORY,
near Hudson River and Erlad , Wroad Depot,
A I RE now selling the above articles, in eon
tweet, elth • complete smortatent Cbkr• Drp
an n Brusher. Glue, IXmoncs, Mate L 4
Trench and American Zinc Rant% em.. ho at prices that
offer swat tudnoemente to Damn
mytdrade
For the 1,000_,(V0 2
U. S. PATENT BIARBL4 COMPANY
- - -
90 Thompspri Bute N. Y.
ANUFAOTURERSOF ARBLE MAN
-4
TLXIS. TABLE TOPS, COL!! IN/it UEDESTALIA
clq glen., Erman], and all lte en Marbles. This
article, which le • Kermit= of le Unfit, chemically
combined with mineral Goleta an as he moulded Into
any form and color, by which • mar cm he manure.,
turd .t imam half the, con of titir common mat-etal.
while It node It In durability and [gasify. Unlike Mar
bleized Iron end Klatt, there le no engine weak. the cola
running into the man of the materi, whhe n o earaiTio
It used to sin a temporary beauty tg the mina Mn...
tin from $8 to Mt Table Tops, at. rtinally cheap
Mahn for the Manufacture am( of above firr the
different Stater, which will Insure ewe r-toron to
Moss
interesting thernetves, In mien furnished on
PETIEL NE NI&
et,
or
.P .,m io u slitt t Le th Mit No. N TUBE.
aria
French Window Glaze.
EDWARD P. DLOKIE,
144 oAantbrro E,
Tve dm" vest of Unbar& litva-Ballrad Depot,
tiIPERM to Dealers and Ottstomers hie cel
ebrated breads af Preach latodpw Alan nu favors.
Mlll. Parties wiattinelnlormar*n oda be famished
with prior, on remolpt of their add.* Obaa rut to any
desired pattern. and puoko free of charge. apiday dr
Umbrellas and Parasols.
JOHN I. SMITH
WHOLESALE 51ANUFACTURBR,
234 d. 235 Broadway, New York.
The most extensive in the world.
MILE late fall in the price of materials, 00E
esuusat noel t.le• strtogumy of the gummy market.
Nu stabled toe t• resoutsetur• lamb for the spring
trade; .cad to offer to suerobsote, at—my ther prices, the
latest sod moat coutplet• usortmeat of
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
to It. round to Europ• or Amnia Ahrobaute visittog
New Yolk to bur their goods, ar• s =lly turned to
oW sod essudo• Igo stook brim M.
N. B.—Ples•• cot Ws card oat sad put It to your Pocket
Book for Mama. JOAN 1. EMITII, rdenoLooturer.
.ah
EMT PERIM= EURO FORTES
STEINWAY k SONS,
SDIS9SACTUR.SIII3 Si and SS Walker Strait.
nus 1.33.1rAT, In UAL
ESPECTFULLY call the atolit v
jug, teatime of Use pablio to their oplartdid
amortmentof semi.mmadardemaare Plasm
hlell, Om volume or tone. eiset
tooth. beauty of tirdatids du= emeT k illsk that madams
Mao perfect are ratourramml. They were
coroyetid awarded the
I , lnt Prem ler terth with tha
moat distin ium guished makers from Bator.. Ykiladelphle.
New York wad Baltimore.
NNW TRlUMPlE—eradrerte & 0013 hays just beet
awarded the FIRST Preatima GOL4 MEDAL tom all
eompetitors) at the late Fair of the akderimul Inetitote.
Cryetal Palma, tor the BEST Plasokrrlae. d. 7 oel&thr
Safety Fate:
ER MINING PURPOSES, and for IGNI
71SO CHARGES, tath he WET sad VET •blaatta;
UR drama kind.. TheOOTTON and HEW IMPI%
Lbw the MINGLE and DOUBLE TIPS WATER PUIP.
ktanurnetured and sold by
GLENN PUTMAN,
LOnrt Pt
Na - Orlon annmatlY Med On al M y
triad ,
O. al NE NEW
UN PPORK.
OW.
Win at the most anoroved brand. ' EDGE'S MULE'.
upg.d.t, tIaE WOREA era? maxata, .1•: , .•
nolanlre
fleturzt.F,LlN, BROS. & CO.,
ISIPORTEILS MUMS IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dy klumery,
no WILLIAM 84 1 :, ..
.Is.lWTork,
_ . .
INVITE tho attention of the trade to their
large and varied reach of Drag. Pint.. alit. feet..
m . et d a*.
illontotheareralashavortatlexe nflitario Drogn.
they .r• gin recelring,illtert from the mate. of ',redo.-
Una and man Weeny.. merlin of Tooth. I.lstr and Nall
Brozheallronsee., Mmtrs. Nponnee. Yraneb and
English Perfumery. bln'a Ketracte,..M many other gr.
Mine or
arabooe
d
.
Druggists stocks, vlllelt they
are also enabled to offer on the moat ailleintam=alasta.
Orders, either to pent:mot by mall. will tends* =rapt
attention. laHarr
Ics;[o:o3sy9
TO BOUSEKEEPEES AM) DEALERS.
TUB UOPB BILLS,
TI Pi O 3 eraser, And T 1 !Isms. swam. N. T.s,
rrnwpstl Wks. 103 rro.“ kree.„ Fork
rectory, on. ;VT SS Iltulson =set, Jersey City.
Fr/1E Proprietors a this long -and well
it kn C own
O/. BE AND BP,CB ESTABLISEIMENT,
Continue to pm.* the beet ikensanonakeel itnoders tp
they
tar Raisins Bread. Biscuit, Tea d other Oakes, An—
'they slew snowy, Mustard, Cocoa, en Puny other arid.
eke of dolly use in .007 family, which they ogrr upon the
anst reasonable terms. Catalognes wont to dealers who
rsg_oset them. N. IL A J. O. 1/311.4.1L
N. IL—Consumer. advised to to LL•pe kliUs ar
tick. JuSn-lydr
The Adams Express Company.
Pittsburgh, Rochuter and Nero firtyßon
Y VOR the especial accommodation of the
en, population elms the li ne of Um Oblo and POEM.
S rants liall.rood. between Pltrabargh and New "night.%
whom Intimate business ual axial relations require raeh
Agency. The Adam. Yawns 00Mciall7 bare made each
arrangement wl , l, the Railroad as to enable them to put
• trusty Blemenger on the Acomunodation Train. who wlll
take charge of ell arme[., end basin., properly entrust.
ed biro. Toe Memensed wiU have my Iran la the
Ilviyza um, rew the depoeit and be ter security of Moner.
Jewelry valuable., Ile wiltheave New Brighton
by the liming Trans, remUn to Pittaturah and Allem!.
ny City during l b . day to attend to such corr miesions
may be entrusted to blo b and return by the Emsitsg
Train. with bie Goods and Ccuomiseithe caseated. It will
b. his duty to receive on Ws up trip all mule. Pe - kneea
ormidsty ers, wa MOM,. to. which .111 be delivered to the pm?, I
n ill
the arrival of the troth at the Allegheny
Piety Depot. Ile will also receive wins. or mtal rucaug.
uto M delivemd in th e city—sonuatinleate
obteun Inforniation.and return repiles—order foods, and
return them—rule purchsam. WM or ...U. rm. • re
fr4,ll l ,:r'°o:lVgn:lrt..'2ol l V;k4l - b°,4l
- distance. without entre chlrmi. but tc imam each
illmetlMl
pee
erlrete Lougee.
abvola be othiltit:
At Way lifetime, all matter .111 he left with the Station
Agent of the Retread Company, when ihe Prone? Party Is
not ed the Station on the arrival of the Train. to readn
bi. Tre a tergeti ex carrying manila. An and for lereime
rendered by the frimeenger. are lute
to be within nee
notable ithilta. When then•tom of the batons Is such
as to admit of It sneelel agreeraenteyr] be made.
As the llMaimsges la required to mitts his Mlle and bur.
lams daily with the Company..
end togar imam, the pet
rol:et will ima eak him to wait .111 next
tep for ble par, no he p hee n n o dot
iscretion In the matter.
R.
awl
Its
taro appointed 2 1,
l et_ and
07700001 elm will
manic
ll on Aithday. No. 21, lead.
00Evr.
flantrorph—et Yoorth Street.
anief/Amy als—Tehigreph Ohm
fka_
ve•—Dr. Cupalm
Nap drighlan—llr. Boom
Pittsburgh. D6o. 10 3.5,1
Commercial Hotel,
Como of Girod and Nos Igoe; Nem Orison(
K. STEEL would moat respeo t ai
.1.1 Delon the lasnaDotal.ng nahlle that he
Eau Um alp named
The Ltotel ham recently undergone • thasosall renal ,
and renovation, and has hem Mad up with new and Ow
rant foraltnre. oetnetloth SA. do. The ProPrletor
par away oare and
table
to the coroket and wants of
the burday. The table n 1.111 be sapplled with the beat
that the gutikete afford.
This nom being eltuated la the immediate skinny of
the tendons part f the city, as well a. bale oororeolent
b tie CTnsooar Lending. the amidst= hopes that by
.10111 attention to the Rants of hi. patron to text. lint
Meal patronage that has OM been bestowed tIV.- this
Imes.
Price of Board per Day, 81,00.
The Dar will be stocked wt Winn and 1 Ignore Wert.
or to no other ho In the dty. • good Lunch form 10 to
Id A. AL Also obliging and sossolnodatlng aittodanta.
Jntalyd U. $O5Oll. boat
J. M. McOTA.D
ett, W lN lTsittn Co.,
CO.,
wt., Tripl
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 08 LEF7LE, cI!NJ SC . Louis, Mo.,
torman. Oa Lead, Hump, ProLloal, atiLick
golidtad sad wotoptly swatted.
M!MI!EMEIM!!
LE MON & CO.-TRANSPORTATION
LlNZ—lLsvlils extansine
pesstions this winterng m,
ws are 50W
to de • liters badness by PENN &.0
and RAILROAD, tattoos to sod Q ., 2 the , Eastern Cala .
We out mare oar Mends sad el those Men:wed to pa.
trine the Panne. Canal sad las t that o so o rtu Irttl
YA:Ctr i anllTP4tern derg ltreigt. T i lte avoidance 1 P irrlr.
Wert risnes sn i p Alle toy l'ortsee IteUseel trill else
toonsesit deeps to the trensoutelon at tiniest
(Mae on PM Mee% at the Chinel Darin.
to
&ASO LLOYD & Lit . . , ,
RANDLETT.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT FIXTURES,
No. 157 South Street, New York.
EWER CAPSTANS, Common Iron and
W. 4,911,6,14 Lfkoi's. Rowan's and Crown's
t 8 Apparatam. Windlass.. cAtialn Bton:wt.
&Wider Ilan alp and Draw. _rileWlla Landing Tracts
1,..1 to_
_Pumps and Ere Bnalnex floss Pipes
() % 0. 1115 . Itt le ttMa u nrlin ch tfa... m and Iron
brawls tlor itostr,TuknboreePatant Marla.
LiWPreaartna Bastin We Fissuring biannual; and
Bj A ri a ngdtc it Wr andlndlaltabber Proaermr.
correirondls r ut to tits Steamboat Law.. at vary lon
rif.ll ellt%trgr=fL o rftri =Mt.
mblB4Btud
Co-rartaennip.
HAVE this day
_associated with mo
equal &When In tbe Paint=o i l rt . d . I t la,
Does be Clintlnu m eCit ' the old etsud,_l23 Third et, far;
der the name cad sty of JOAN THOUPIION a 00,
1 would take this morn:luny of isthMlng my duets
thanks to my old ent=ers for the very liberal numb 1
have brostaton, remised from that. a would remectfhl.
is solidi. anti...mm*of ibidspatenage. Alter carzybny
oValsstliik ln b ier es i trd . ge " ird e m.d sry Cr'
ss hatt l et a znyeell that my work and shinty b
mob/ rronerstly know and blebly sphtnelsted by the In.
benumb °flitter= and re• tt7.
Wards 7111.1846-m369md JOAN notmoN
TIRIED APPLES-200 bus for Bala by
_Lyme mum ticoums
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
FRIDAY MOILNING, MAY 30, 1856
Advance Payments.—liereatter no Bub
galptkag will be taken foe the Daily or Weekly Omit..
ndaat payment is made In advs... Whenever du
tlms la op to Mr bleb the robscrlptlon In pall, the IMP=
will be Invariably 01000.4. nukes the mtteicription to re
novel br advance pennant. All crawler:it adrertieins,
a every dcwriiparei. will be required to be pall in .4
ran= The only exception. will be where special mohth
ly or yearly contract. am made. eablid.ter
VlLPlttsbnech Weekly I.lll7.o[lo.—The arteneln
oinnilskkna Glow Weekty Gantte odere to onr bath:lees men
■ End (Mirada instils. of nuking their tnudseee known
oWrairordetinni lo between %to end nee thonnend, reashink
almost era, ineistient sonnittscroxr and olio keeper In
Western Penarytrants. and Western Ohio.
The Sumner Ontrage—Slavery—and the
Democratic Party.
LSTTNIL FUOU OEN. ALLAN
Wo take the following extracts from a long
and powerful letter, from Gee. Webb to the New
York Courier Envetirer, dated at Washington,
May 24:
"In looking at this grave attack upon tho con
stitutional rights of a Senator, this violation of
the privileges of the Senate, and this most un-
pardonable outrage upon the sanctity, of the Sen
ate Chamber, both Mr. Sumner and Mr. Brooks,
so far se they ore individually concerned, sink
Into absolute insignificance. Had they met and
fought, and both been killed on Pennsylvania
Avenue, together with a dozen friends of each, it
would have been a melancholy event; but In my
estimation, based upon cool and deliberate reflec
tion, such an event, nod as it 'ribald bave been
to record It, would not, and should not here
canoed a tythe cf tbo feeling of indignation and
horror, which will be felt by ecary right-minded
man in the nation, when ho hears of this terri
ble outrage upon our institutions and the freo
dom of debate and liberty of speech, and gross
violation of the eanctlty of the Senate Chamber;
and learns, that it was calmly witnessed and
approved by certain Democratic Senators, and
indirectly euetained, approred and jusufted by
every friend of the present Acimlnatration in
the House of Repreeantatives, and with two host
orable exeeptione, by every member of that body
from the slave-holding States—one and all of
whom, voted to senora their colleague from the
punishment justly duo to his conduct —a vote
worthy of men, who deliberately violated their
solemnly plighted faith by the repeal of the Com
promise of 1820, sod whom only ides of oonsti-
tridental rights, constitutional obligations and
constitutional requirements, appears to be reg
ulated by the one only conelderation, or what is
required by the Slave power to insure Its exten-
Mon overfree territory, in order thereby to per
petuate fovever the government of the United
States In the hands of the filave.oerng whloh
now controls and directs it
It is not the assault upon Mr. Sumner per er
which I feel called upon to deplore and to bold up
to the calm and indignant condemnation of the
people of the United States; bnt because by
this assault upon a Senator of the United States,
In hie seat in the Senate Chamber- and when In
the diecharge of hie legitimate deities, the Con
ablution has been trampled under foot, the
sanctity of the denote has been violated, freedom
of debate has boon attempted to be suppressed
by brute force, and Liberty itself--Constltutional
liberty and freedom of thought and action—has
been ruthlessly assailed, and the assault been
justified aid applauded by grave Senators and
by every Representative of tbe People save.ta,o,
Humphrey Marshall, of Ky.,
Henry W. Hoffman,
of Md., living in the slave State end by every
Representative of the People who speaks the
sentiments or 'Sustains the measures of the ex-
'sting Administration of the country
[After etatip that Slavery Is the parent of
brawls, hernia' e and violence, Gen. Webb pro
ceeds to give the record of whet has taken
place et Washington, within the last five months,
and in which members of the House of Repre
sentatives hare been the principle eaters.]
Arit then, William Smith, an en-Governor o
the Etats of Virginia, and member of the House
of Repreeentatives, assailed and beat the Editor
of the Evening Star, In Deoomber last, in the
lobby of the House.
Second, Albert Rusk, a member of the House
of Representativriffrom Arkansas, assailed and
beat the Editor of the New York Tribune in the
grounds of the Capitol, immediately after leav
ing the Dolma of Representatives.
Third, Philip 7'. , Herbert of Ahtbamo, a mem
_
ber of Coogresa from California, allot down and
killed an Irish waiter at Willard's, and le now
under bonds to appear before the Grand Jury
and await his trial for such crime as they may
adjudge him to have committed.
Fottrth, Preston S. Brooks, a Membfir of the
Bone of Representatives from South Cirolina,
assails and boats unmercifully a Senator from
Massachueetta, when occupying hie eeat. in the
Senate of the United States and engaged in the
transaction of business legitimately appertaining
to his station.
Hero then, you have, In five months, Jour fla
grant breaches of the peace on the part of
lilembera of Congress who were born and bred
In Slave States, and who are necessarily de
moralized by that institution, while during the
same period, not a solitary instance has occur
ed of members from the Free States forgetting
what is due by public Legislators, to law sad
order—.to civilization, and to the decencies sad
courtesies of the stalely in which they live
You most next look to the manner in which
three flagrant breaohee of :the peace by those
whose duty it was above all others, to respect the
lawe, have been treated by the House of which
the offenders ore members. The first and sec
ond outragee—whipping Editors who failed to
protect their perene from pollution, by prompt
ly resisting fora, by greater and more decisive
force—were 000sidered such trival offences, that
the subject was not even referred to in the Homo
which was outraged by such conduct on the
part of one of its members. The third offence
—the shooting down and killing an Irish wetter
at Willard's Hotel—wee gravely considered by
the House of Representatives and voted to bean
occurrence not meritieg Investigation even: and
every Representative from a Slave State, and
every supporter of this Administration, save one
united In inppressieg enquiry; and the offender
daily takes hie seat in Congrese; and legislates
and aide in the passage of Laws for the govern
ment of the country, while he himself to about
to be tried for the gravest crime which man
can perpretrate against his fellowman.
The last offender, Mr. Brooke of South Caro
lina will, at least, have bin conduct enquired
into; but it most not be Met eight of, that each
inquiry by the House of which be is a member,
was strenuously resisted by every member of
that body save two, who represent the Slave
States, and by all who sustain the present pro-
Slavery Adosinistretlon. Nobody who knows
the parties, and has a proper respect for what
he writes, would be willing to charge that the
Southern member" of Congress voted corruptly
In them "hiving to prevent an investigation into
the aggravated assault upon a Senator of the
11. 8.,
by one of their own body, and that, too,
when the Senator unsalted, was in his neat in
the Senate Chamber, and an much under the
protection of the Senate as be would have
been If that body had been in ecesion. I
nay that no considerate person would presume
to call this deliberate corruption en the
part of the members of Congress from the
Slave Stites. What then was it? How Is this
extraordinary vote to be announced for or ex
plained? I answer, by the demoralizing ten
dencies of the Institution of Slavery, which not •
only compel' its representative to vote as its
instincts demand, regardless of the Conetitution
and the Laws, but whiohequally requires of the
members from the free States who have loaned,
themselves to this administration in doing the
behests of the Slave power, to disgrate and
stultify themselvea in the eyes of the whole
American people.
To attempt to describe the actual state of at
faire
here in the Capitol of the Betio; would
be a hopelese task. It would not be belived
were one from Heaven to proclaim it trumpet-'
tongued through the lend; and yet no one can
live here, as I have for the last six 'moths with-'
out feeling his blood boll at viltnesitbsg the fears
and apprehensions of fatal consequences, on the
part of our Northern men, If any one ventures
openly and manfully to speak the truth in the
bar-rooms, on the corners of the etreets, and on
the floor of Congress. And there Is reason for
these fears. Thin Is a city In a Slave District ;
De tone is the tone and sentiment of Slavery ;
De visitors are mostly from the Slave States, and
a large maJority of them (not the better portion
of them,) carry pistols and bowie knives ;„ and
what is more, they have, both here and else
where, proved that they will not hesitate on co•
elision, freely to We them.
They are overbear-
Ing, threatening and defiant In their manner ;
and our people have been overawed and cowed.
Sumner, a man of peace, ventured to beard them,
and we perceive his fate. Wilson put them at
defiance; but at'the same time he pat pistols in
his pocket, and publicly declared that he held
his perion eaered from assault? Greely carried
a revolver during the latter part of Ids sojourn
here; and then, and then only, even he was no
longer molested, and since the brutal assault on
Mr. Sumner, two thirds of the Anti-Nebraska
members of Congress, end all who claim and
ex erc i se the right of free epeech, as distinct
from abusive language or a Dallying, threatening
manner, have arrived at the conclusion that the
time has come when It is a doty they owe alike
to themselves and the to country, to assert, sod If
neoeseary, to vindicate this great Constitutional
privilege, and to be in s situation at all times,
effectually to protect themselves from the Bally
and Assassin.
This is not a flatteriog pioture to go abroad,
but it is true, and recent events prove it. No
reasonable man should doribt,that the Slave-pow
er have unalterably determined to extend the
area of their now merely local institution; and if
possible to render ititiationcd. The bowie-knifo,
the pistol, and the bludgeon, are all .elements
to be used in affecting this result; the latter
practically and on the most trivial occasion—
the two former, only theoretically and except
extraordinary circumstances.
• *
Will the North—tho '
free and oducated,:and
civilized, and peace loving North—tamely sub
mit to the Impudence and the bullying of the
r e t o o . punishtwhich
h c h those tho
i w . h .
t o vei
not
:t w pitn,l l .o ll
w h nNeorof,, to st
ht:azry
elave-powee This is the question which I de
sire to put directly, to every law-abiding and
Union-loving freeman of the North. 11 would
with
holdfrom our Southern beeli.ern one jot or tittle of
h th o e th p o ro fi t
is constitutionally entitled in the localities where
k it e e n xis to ta th ;
e bu a t tt l em wo p u t ld of h t a h v e e the sla
ex
tend the Institution into Free Territory, and the•
means retroted to, to accomplish that nefarious
purpose. I would have them feel that the time
for action has arrived; and that not only 'must
that notion be prompt and effiolont, if wo would
protect ourselves from the encroachments of
Slavery, but that if wo tamely mama to the
blustering and bullying habitually restored
to here, the in Capital of the Nation, we abed'
very soon be taught that Liberty of Speech
is a boon which wo hold subject to the caprices
of the Slave -4ower, and to indulge in It
equally with themselree, may at any time
be visited by the diecretionary application of
the pistol and the bludgeon. Of the purposes of
the Slave power and its Northern allies in the
coming Presidential Election, there is no longer
any doubt. It le oponlyproclaimed by the Dem
ocratic Pries from Maine to Texas; and onlythis
day, the Government organ published in this
city, boldly declares that "whatever ether ques
tion may enter into the coming contest, rue SLA
VERY issue tel included in the Kansas manure,
moss and will take precedence. In comparison with
IT, all other queetiora are of minor importance.—
And in allusion to Mr. Buchanan's past Feder
alism and the SGFOCiOII only, that it may Mlle
him to prefer his country and the rights of free
dom to mere party, It adds:—"they want no man
whose record is not thorough Democratic." These
declarations aro significant; at* richly will ;the
people of the free North have merited the out
rages and oontumely which are daily heaped upon
them by men immeasurably their inferiors in all
that constitute manhood and civilisation, If they
hesitate to vindicate their right to freedom of
speech, or falter In their determination to drive
beak Into the fees and 'marshes where it proper
ly belongs, the institution which Washington and
Jefferson and Madison alike condemned, but of
which Pierce and Douglas and the Dough-facee
of the North, soling . under the lash of the Slave
power hove become the willing propagandists.
• • • • • • •
The Constitution has been trampled upon, a
Senator has been assailed in the Senate Cham
ber for words spoken in debate, the country has ,
been disgraced, and the Representatives of the
Slave-power in the House of Representatives,
have with two honorable exceptions, justified the
outrage—and for theee wrongs I invoke the
spirit of freedom at the North, to demand re
dress. It is due to Mr. Sumner however, to say,
as a fact familiar to all who are accustomed to
read the debates in the Senate, that in each and
every of the last five missions of Congress, Messrs.
Seward, Hale and Sumner, have received at the
hands of Senators from the Slave States and the
pliant tools of the North, ten times—nay,a hun
dred times the abase, which in his late incompar
able speeeh.he so scathingly hurled back upon
hie assailants. All this hoe heretofore been sub
mittal to in silence, and in say judgment too
long submitted to; and now, when forbearance
ceases to be a vlrtne,and the member for MlMS
chneetts in vindication of his manhood and in
the exercise of his privilege,retorts upon his as
eailants a tythe only, of the abuse they have so
long and so unsparingly heaped upon him and
his friends, be is told that his "audacity" is ab
solutely Incomprehensible, and his purpose in
conceivable! Alike astounded that the man of
peace and the meek, modest and retiring
scholar, should dare to repel any attack what
ever, and cowed and crushed by its scath
ing severity, Mr. Douglas exclaims under the
smart of the wouode inflicted—What does the
Senator mean by this attack upon the ma
jority rf this body What, I ask, does the
Senator man 1 What does he want as to do
We already refuse to know him socially. Does
Iha want us to nice him! I oak again—
Does he mans us to nice him I" Mr. Mason, of
Virginia, foltows in a similar vein; and Mr.
itaoons, of South Caroline, a member of the
Howe of Representatives, resorts to the blud
geon, and assails him in his seat in the Senate
Chamber of the United States.
The time for subrutralon has passed, and that
for action presses forcibly upon on. Our oppo
nents have made and present to us, the one
great Issue, of extension of Blavery into Terri
tory now Free; it is our duty to meet it: and
that every freemen in the bind may understand
this great issue, and at the same time know pre
cisely srhy a Senator of Massachusetts has been
beaten In the Senate Chamber of the Union, and
almost killed, by this arrogant and over-bearing
Slave-power, let Mr. Enaaca's great and elo
quent speech be printed by hundreds of thous
ands, and scattered broadcast through the entire
North. Let it he read at our public meetiags:
let it be proclaimed from the 110 1 / 5 0 tops, and
from the corners el our streets; and if needs be,
let It be preached from our pulpits, and ex
plained in our lecture mums. Let the people
be thus taught what this Slave-power is, and
the character of the exposure which was deem
ed to have merited the bludgeon, and which the
supporters of the present Administration in the
Rouse of Representatives, unanimously sustain
and justify. J. W. W.
From Kansas
TUE BACILLNO OF LOFILENIOG
To the Editor of the Niirouri Democrat
A a little before eunriee on Wednesday morn
ing, May 21st, a body of men armed with Q. d.
muskets and cannon, appeared upon the hill
about three•fourths of a mile southeast from the
town of Lawrence. Additional forces continued
to arrive for soreral boars from the direction of
Leoompton, and also from Franklin. Between
eight and nine o'clock, part of the troops movod
down to the north, by Gov. Robinson's house,
to a bill immediately overlooking the town.—
About eleven o'cleek, U. S. Deputy Marshal
W. P. Fain (three weeks from Georgia) with a
posse of eight men, canoe into Lawrence. They
were respectfully received at the Ethridge Hones.
The Marshal first summoned several prominent
citizens to aid his peeve, and then proceeded to
arrest Judge Smith and Col. Doßoiler on a charge
of high treason. Judge Smith was sitting in
the reading room of the Hotel, and when in
formed that the Marshal wished to see him, he
cheerfully went into his room and submitted
himself to the arrest. Daring these proceedings
there was no stir or excitement in tho town,
and not more than twenty or thirty man ware
about the streets. The Marshal and his pollee
took dinner at the Hotel, after which Col. El
dridge went with his hack, and conveyed the
prisoners and • part of the poem to the camp.
The Marshal now dismiosed his entire posse,
and Sheriff Jane, immediately summoned them
all. And then commenced the scenes dingraoo
fat to humanity, destruction to Kansas, and the
end of which God only knows.
About one o'clock P. M. Jones rode into town
with a pease of twenty-five mounted men, armed
with muskets and bayonets. They proceeded
to the Hotel, and Jones called for General Pome
roy. He came to the door. Jones stated he
had severed times been resisted in that place—
attempte had been made to asaassinate him—
and he now declared that he was ‘. deka/Dined
to execute the law if he loot his life." And
now, paid he, I demand of you, as the most pro
minent man in the place, the surrender of all
the cannon and Sharpe's rifler that you have,
and I give you five minutes to decide whether
you will give them up, taking out hie watch, and
noting the time. The General went up to the
Committee room '
and returned in a few minutes,
and replied that the cannon would be given up;
but that there were no Sharpo's rifles In the
place, except such so were private property,
and that those could not be surrendered. Jones
ecemod to be of opinion that they hid rifles
which were not private property, and requested
him to stack all they had in the street, and said
that aneh as could be proved to be private pro
perty would be returned. By this the the
whole posse, variously estimated at front five to
eight hund red men, were marching down the
hill, and coming into town on the south aide.
The cannon (four plates) were prOduced end
carried through the street. Ono was a brass
six pounder, the others little pop guns, which a
mon could comfortably carry on bin ehoulders.
No rifles were delivered up. Jones now told
Col. Eldridge, who °coupled the hotel and
owned the furniture, that the hotel must be
destroyed; that , be was acting strictly under
orders. The gran d jury at I l ecompton had de
clared the hotel end presses at Lawrence a nal
earileil, and ordered him to destroy them. He
would give Col. Eldridge an opportunity to re
more his furniture, and for that purpose he
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might have until five o'clock. It was then fif
teen minutes plat three. CoL Eldridge replied
that the furniture &mid not be removed in
less time than half a day, and desired a longer
time. Jones refused. Then said Eldridge, give
me time to remove my family, that le all I ask.
A part of the ftthoiture was : afterwards removed
by the posse as plunder, but most of it wee
burned with the House. By this time the
"law and order" mob was pouring into the
streets, and the residents, men, women and
children, sought shelter in the adjoining woods.
The first property destroyed was the press of
the Kansas Free State, which was thrown Into
the river, and everything pertaining tothe office,
with exchanges, paper, end a large quantity of
miscellaneous books, were thoown into the
street, mutilated and destroyed. The flag of the
lone Mar ("South Carolina and Southern Bights")
was hoisted first upon the house of G. W. Brown,
of the Herald of Freedom,. and afterwards upon
the hotel. Brown's press and everything in the
office shared the same fate as the other, and a
wagon load of books and papers was trampled in
the streets.
Jones promised in the commencement that no
private propertyabould be destroyed. But hous
es were broken open and Tided of whatever suit
ed the fancy of the mob. Locks, bolts or bars,
wore no security. Windows and doors were bro
ken and destroyed, and money and valuables to
a large amount.missing. It was currently re
ported, and uncontradloted, that eight thousand
dollars, chiefly in money, ea, lost from ono
houee.
About 6 o'clock, three cannon were placed in
the street, twelve or fifteen rods east of the hotel,
and eomo thirty shots were fired, shattering the
well considerably, but proving altogether too
slow a method of destruction for these "low and
order" men. They then set fire to the building
in different places, and put several kegs of pow
der under it.. The damn end smoke soon burst
out at the windows, and the whole building was
in a blaze. The walls trembled and fell, and the
shoots and yells of the mob proclaimed the tri
umph of law and order in Lawrence. While the
hotel was burning, the house of G. W. Brown was
twice eet on fire. The floor was burned thrbugh.
The fire was finally extinguished by some young
men of Lawrence. The mob threatened to !shoot
them, but they acre not deterred.. If his house
had burned, several others meet certainly have
been destroyed, and there would have been dan
ger of burning nearly half the town. Many of
the mob were bent on destroying every house in
the place, and speeches were made urging the
destruction of the whoie town. Maine, it is
said, advised moderation. Col. Jackson, of
Georgia, with many others, were opposed to the
burning of the hotel. A tender-hearted man
from Missouri, who bad come oat to extermi
nate the d—d abolitionists, :that tears at the
eight of tho destruction of the property of Inno
cent, unoffendleg men, as be found them to be.
The mob began to disperse an hour before &meet,
and at eundown moat of them had left the town.
A few, overcome by excitement or etupified by
liquor, lay insensible in the street. They were
unharmed by the people of Lawrence.
In the evening Gov. Robinson's house was eet
on lire and burned to the ground. And thus
ended, for that day, the-execution of the 'law"
in Lawrence.
The women and children of Lawrence slept
that night either beneath - the friendly sheltering
trees along the banks of the Kansas, or huddled
together in small horses and cabins on the out
skirts of the town.
One man of the poese was killed by the falling
of a brick from the hotel.
The report theta free Oats man was killed at
Lawrence, on the 21st, I think a mistake. I
think It has reference to a most cold blooded
murder committed by them on the 19th met., at
Blanton's Bridge, three miles south of Lawrence,
where a man named John Jones was shot after
he had delivered up his revolver. The man Who
ehot him saying as he did it, "I have shot one
God d—d abolitionist, and I'll shoot another."
Jones was from Illinois. 'ladled tho next night.
From the numbers whom. I have seen return
ing, and from erodible information, I am of
opinion that there were three men from Missouri
to one from the Territory engaged in this inva
sion.
The Free State men had made no prepara
tion for defence, and no resistance was attempt
ed. Alen from all parts of the Territory would
have come to assist them, but they did not de
sire it So long as there, was hope In peaceful
measures they -would resort to no other. I great
ly fear that that time is past, and that the scenes
of the "_lst will prove to be the commencement
of a civil war in lianas. Ass Era Wrestles.
In addition to the foregoing we tune been fur
Malted with the subjoined letter just, received by
a gentleman in St. Louis, which throws addi
tional light upon the fearful state of license and
disorder now existing in Kansas:
TOPEKA, May 22, 1856.
Dear Brother—Your wife is very unwell.—
She was injured in traveling the other day from
hero to my house. A party fired upon us, and
a ball passed through her arm. Coma here im
mediately. I will send this by Mr. Dam, as
there is no dependence to be placed in the malls.
Yours affectionately,
050. H. WOODS.
There are five hundred men here in arms.—
Free State men.
KANSAS Ctrs, May 22, 1856.
'1"o the Editor of the Missouri Democrat:
1 suppose you will have already published the
general facts of the necking of Lawrence, be
fore this reaches you. A. town given up to des
olation and partial destruction—balls whistling
in every direction before the women and children
had an opportunity to make their escape—child
ren searated from their parents in the dismal
confutaon—mothers rushing through the streets
with infants in their atone—the mining and
firing of the Free State Hotel—it is a picture of
the miseries and barbarities of war—the worst
of all ware, internecine and fratricidial war.
• Dazing the attack on the Free State printing
office, a valuable library of some four or five.
hundred volumes belonging to Mr. Drawn, the
editor, was wirersl times set on fire by a portion
of the posse, and as often extinguished by the
cltiserts. Had it been-destroyed, the flames
would have laid in ashes the whole of the east
ern part of the town.
Scarcely had the firing on the Free State
Hotel commenced, when partial dispersed
through the town, breaking open etores and pri
vate dwellings indiscriminately, and helping
themselves to all they could lay their hands on.
On the main street nearly every house was sack
ed. One man, Mr. Johnson, who kept a board
ing house, bad the amount of $2,000 in drafts,
cheeks and land warrants taken from him. 001.
Topliffe, a graduate of Went Point, and ap
pointed lent fall by Gov. Shannon colonel of
Militia, 11110 forced late a room at the Free State
Hotel by members of the posse, and deprlred
of his commission, private papers, gold watch,
and money to the amount of $BOO. His trunk
was then broken open with a bayonet, and his
clothes taken out and carried off.
I am cognisant of foots relative to the murder
of the boy Jones, which probably will not reach
you soon from any other quarter. On the Mon-.
day previous to the attack on Lawrence, ho was
proceeding on hornbook about two miles from
Wakarus, when be met five or six men who or
dered him to stop and deliver up his arms. He
replied, "All the arms I have Is that little pis
tol" which he gave up. His assailants then cal
led upon him for the horse he rode '
which he
refused to surrender, saying he had a mother
dependent on himself and Ms team for support.
He then started on, was called to by the captain
of the band, iho - threatened to shoot him. To
this he paid no attention. He was then fired
upon and shot through the bock, the bail lodging
in the abdomen. This took place about noon.
He died at 11 o'olock that night.
Oa the afternoon of that day, a party of five
started from Lawrence to see young i ones.—
Oa their way they weremet by two pro-slavery
men from Lecomton going to Franklin They
were commanded to halt and turn back. This
they refused to do, saying that they were "de
termined to see young Jones, who wen shot on
the %fortunes." On attempting to pursue their
mune, the two men rallied their rifles to fire.—
The rifles 'clopped. Instantly the Lawernoe
party drew op their rifles which also snapped.
One of the two then made a snood attempt to
discharge his piece, which proved too enesessfol.
A young man by the name of Stuart, from Buf
falo, N. Y., and Clerk of the Free Topeka Legie
latttre, fell 'nonslip wounded. The ball struck
him la the left eye and passed entirety through
the head, scattering fragments of the skull over
the road. One of the Lawrence party then fired
a•revolver, the ball of which struok the man
that had shot Stuart in the hand. He dropped
his rifle and rode off.
Some days before the sacking of the town,
Shannon said after the attack on Lawernoe, he
intended to station one hundred United Statee
troops at Lawneuen 100;at Topeka; 'end one
hundred on the Wakarusa audit Osaawittsmie.
It Is thought that the reason why bp did not do
this before the attask, was Ida little ) - confidence
in the regular military, who sympathise with
the Laweruce people.
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