THE DAILY -. .PITTSBURGH .: .-.GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED - , IN 1786 BITIOINESS , i'III.RECTORY. erryntens, ooro Annornabra -A01750Y and wan. fing attmC Boston. r. Oe. AteitLektor the listed bathutellat end Lariat treolatln stn Nowa both In the United Metes tel the to for 1/358: L, Piik Place, jg w itt taa atamtuajt. batTO Pt= - all lesstrotUra g.r=e m as , a rvtmLOn—Tn&latMlaMNv HoGSltal miimt43%Vs YPS ae4 AttlVeg Of 61' BAW a a epatraaz.. a*. I Alp:: • • tout PR:M 1100D8;OM Tbs ' Wart 1146 Glass :Company. ZJIZI Wan Uni It IMU LTar. UMW for Our tod States, JOHN H. PLATT, • - TO Mow Paw; New Yost- VUMORZI: • will too mend a fall assortment v v of Ruh. Onveriar Pollard Mt. tor Stem and thzgra= now (balm Le. Allse. HMO ClawooloK N N:—Westernetistovisri ere marred to the New We Rum et 0610,5 t Ooltuaten, Each Is eased with ° the Plate.Ghus of the Ooomay. ohM:"'" ARW 1G MVP. Mhi I 8 N S D IO E N ME,ROILANTS, Cotton and. Woolen billehinOry. das !doings and Bann% Mantinide Ilub. Beitis4, Inn:altars and Manors In Etnnalnetnnee mush. No. 87 i'mo St, Now York. N. B.—limb Abr the .1Y00 &1e1a 11 r / s / B L roMSM Boilers,E" • Ilsinatine Agency In N. York tor LOWELL euvu tlEBuOl^ Machlalsta , Teals mani•lin Hough'. Patent Elastic Skirts. AATES & FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street, New Tort. pUTION—Non• , gouda. excett bm tW tam of the intact All inamitadanes and WWI lir awing •1111). proem:dad awarding to law. mh.lo-e W. JACKSON A- 808. (HATE AND DANDER MAKER, 4.A.F.ONTA d 940 BROADWAY. NYN Y OSA 'Olds y rAIItBANIVEI PLATFORM66IMM riE undersigned having been appointed asthoir.... 3s.3l ainata tr . &A : 42.th... celebrated A 1 4 .12 3: ea. T. FA.f.ffANIE.S /re°, l" 7 bolts attention of Os badness oconnetunty coVa " upedorlty of thous &ales over all others. !thee nada then both roblected to the ItheMere.n . rzsrao au the prionthel Bathos& to the °Waal ktatee tkl =tn , er= ""mi a cc rs rre aid 1 ' 1! t 7 'bare Weed Ibr them the relmtanon °O X SrAtIMAJaI ?BUM *MOB MIME OAP ill NO PFAU/a We • athjete.vered to Ell cam ter downer, Portable, Kith abr. doe/_, lighted d Ound easdee, et .preccs LIMIT M en ILLI% o.=l Liberty =net. Canamstelak alta-lrd Eltuourtla PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. L. STIP ELlSS—......asea 41.331? BIGELOW it CO.. tfinazoors to N. AL Maslow. Itat No. 5 nag Durn) sr. user a Wood et., Pittiburgh, Penna. qoACIIEB, CARRIAGES, PfLETONS, ilsiecies•nad serer description or Ps= Veal: t Wordier. and lirdelneci in • runner beady or =sd Pula. eXill o u l= " lishlP •nd darsdLity of azau wort wursated. stop rcoronsur:.--...- warcewalairreor""` WHQ ri. LESALg GR. OCt - MS, Produce and Conintnaion Rerchanta, 42W murales - is Pittelk Manufactarod Articues, No. 219 Wetly street, Wine of /ma, mrß PITI6BUII6I H. Pa. JONES & COOLEY, WHOLESALE GROCERS MID 'BOA, IieiNISELEI2B; DIALERS IR Mau and Piattnnti lallaradattl, - No. 141 Water &root, =as uau C2MTIMOZA: PAINTERS., LONG is LANE 110 USE AND SIGN PAINTER ' S. T re i d i s el gel t h it i =sl AU orders promptly' attended to. ast-Sizza :smart to scapula MO.. m147-tt 14:0151210N. ROBINSON,. MINIS & POUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS,' cid Goat to Ifurabetarenotal dasertielearVin streets. = ~las. 0111" No. ZI Market street. between Vint and': bacl I•SoOd• • • Watches and Jewelry. • I:.stllN 3L. ROBERTS , 16 sth ~b Poe eitagast as sat ire tem 7; .01 Gold sad Silver Patent dem. Aachen' awl dram' Watches, 1¢ eleM • eadtellstle;eabelsertherMeteelebeld• l 1110111th and Piths ormalactms. • 7/ 0 , aeld Elesed.Naut awl rob Chat= Iles% "- - Kam. Ablators thee; 8. lets, 00.1 d Pima sad thses.Platlls. Void Pwel. lame/. raga. Set me/ ens *w i res; Beast Edw. For Wags. Calf Plus Loep.Gol4 sad Silver Spectacles, Meer sad 14=il Space. HIIITM.IIII6 Poste. Jot. Octal stet Owls. Also. m lamp rock of the best Bram Clocks. at all irtoe• stotk bas bean parchased direct glom the Eastem lissestacterles. sedaslactesl pith great cam tor Merman trade and pill bead .at • small klmthes on Watches. Clocks and dessirr medal ; 6118100 peel Ere pastas executed la the Post meaner. sod BUMS Wars sad Jewelry made to order. J. 11. ItOBIRTS. 1,4110 Filth at as. Market. __.. 3. N. WIOXERSRAM. OLES ALE AND RETAIL DB4II3IILIT. Na. 2.11 Meaty Bluest, Lindell ti ll oYl. U Pitt Dinah. Pa. ale aya tan* on band and tor ale a gamma and matt. am Stain.rtment of Drays, Idadklhme. Palnt4 ME a Stain . Window Glue of all knds.aal. G Putt U n PW=ml. tent sad Prontlatara Medl . To my old Manila and customern—natlng sold out my . LynAlletu Baltimore, and returned to thla el= out the Drng Letablbahromat of Z. Jab Pa Liberty meat. t ataall be MITT to mat +.7 old Mauls.= the automats of Ida. Kohler sad shall owe no Daly to Plow theutulth anfthlnß sonar La my Una of badoess. ti. N. &Lir No. SU Llbarty at. Valuable Beal Estate for Sale. AZer for sale the two throe story brick . b ere: l Ir a Weil corms orMaid . lissel s i l: i pillet on l'azus street. CIO - feet In depth. Vs So are solseantiel and hams stone Marta. • 1 cdSfr the lbse three stars tat* twellti r lkowee ca sestplo sr Sena stmt. Noe. ;a. EL ••14 1 1 trosse Dons about le fort s maw to imps ISD fed In depth. Me stemiboasse lane sad separetary. as topilier, sad at law prim. • =en reati t tyment vi t u r Ir.. ura ia" , - wak VI f amri z r.t...7 .t 1..... ea4r. , - .7 . : -•, .. ... : , , 0.137 Mirth street. "tilitr:Street Property for Oda LAM Atitterited to Bell on vary reasoner blo terroa.•=co o ll a t t it . ; - thew M c c lien t = atria; belie gonna roc in EL 24. gi l and titan= Pann lima and tits old •llandurty non thcolis era saltahl• Ansa and dwellings and sr. allaatad la • good lontlitg. The Ws lie lsb. IEIMt In front 87 110 Nato &nth to an allay tan fort olds. • to stralast• nu* mowed b tu AWL to 2 , 4 d. and Inared bed. snob agony:l roman toe • anU Ulm asea oho tied iFso Farr ti wu ragetU4nali. Jail/ to 8, Attorney at Law. per • go. lig fogetli stmt. BOOTS ABB SHOES, WILOLEBALE AND RETA IL THE subectiber respectfully, calls the et tauton at Ids !Holds sad thonablie serarsll7 Io ausolaStlan ot astsasho no* or Boots sad l eVeg Mis • Strand sar brad of 4 Wlloslss' adlatlues Boots. Iletbtrs end Mo. ands oat of. tto bon tosterlak , lonimsamp and at tbe Lusa . LI Ora& to omit country deans sad thaw alar sets sot good outocs suds Nark, sasnabotorss sa =Asa sn tordl a -colgt.sta o f Woes. Eal u ad rats sad B l aritVileiss lloolswoldelMcds. m'Wasps* to Woo Woof au • lwro , tbsatbst be 4=7 sego ebony se say Other so , , • Wil =ar il2 tbe pit/ands !latitudes remind bs i thdts sr boom sad froas• bit loos aa4 la balmier bs fob co.im that Ilsh Ode to to estlslactlon, ~• :.-Jho a. B. IrORYBY 45./iIIIWEIFIELD, Silks sod Lade Dreu i flooWy, eLoASS, TALMO 8 1111.13110.111ERrag AND. • STA : P.47 . I Q ODA . . Vai Family 11so. • earorlaunt altar the above Ax us,s= n iiist.Votrad mans at knnsi ie.& • . • Btovesaanders and: Irons. ttON_ l/ ,CLITYSTQVVWAREHOUSX . • 1342Castreid. u tb• noon' turn irfltwt 'Web tato mil thir•bmnost= lith azt* m llrookt rt Of Om owe Ilan m. toss of our stotko• sow sad ecew Opte. •au dstanolowl so atlas lowthe lona la tab Mfr. rommates th• Vas. 214,184 iyt wood gave. • Soexasete to J.Barsdothin Wine and' 13/ Liquor ReOrling • Miit . lr N • ; Zd p a ye ac i a . tialf Xecr4 Strat• lowaLands. • N: YBAZIFS formart s o reeidoat of ' -vatal"ll2" to. orococu(Tioffs"wasoalat caiiraVtil PtAl. and of Was careruto amt. or van auto wawa. as ewe tear teeth+ lateral, end Puna, atandat to. 01•_-aPirfettim es Marro* 9 Tema IL Day, No. ta Mai ! A !' " rota Alasedon arrehant, Korea it. Ptstararght.N. • Mama 8.0. aa esaWaa at. 11112ait• k. - Akio 111M1 BCKYIT; Deptißt, Rousta rseek IP albs doxes wed crigartrt. Crilokbp • r;T:uituto R. nuns & co.; whokusalerDrok • ntml &to. MT. tercem of ml tetbs largesaill • vaura 1.11• wive WOO 4 IMO .14:4 1.$101:301.. 4.IO4 "rS IMMICI I . 1241 18414 7.7" (12, 3 frEPIEEillentractureibrai -y* • s v d t% re MWtr i p'M ••111a Glantu M /* 2Z38447/7112. ....Hew - Brigid/A Tab and Bucket Victories. .: . - _-...,.11-: -aubsoribere oOntiMie to iaanciffieture 1.. :. . E eadoin naEiw ' s.'tobt ltrtasitszbaw.,b, • - -.-.- bawds sad Wiallearl= s within . Wan DzompprAtteediA t". -:• I..t.WiViAlmaC-, , - _...,Z.:•.-= —'• Steam Engines and BMWs. • it biGLNES, with the latest improvements; 9r t l a d leslttsll%%%l4:: mw. t° mac. - 7''' ' c l r- - _-=tio• - rikliriArtur BUSINE.SS CARDS. ATTORNEYS. alar: OP 118.-ik, A. P. MORRISON, Astor -1.11,6%. Plp No. /43 Nomth Ow t tot's.. and Gm. nttobargh, P. mi 24 1110BRIVE,E.;.PHELLIPS, Attorney atpw, etaolds.a>. t t Lit 1 $ I it AGENCIES. ffilobigan General Comniissio n and College tion Agency Once, ofOR the collection of Home Imid Foreign usreentnaandelletberMener,elakes. 111_141Aul sdjanlnnStatatanroetment ant PaJZIMIT Noners, Parson& U•mia, and Bale Of SW Estate and SIAM and Inn:rano. &Aorta. - PELTIAIt & ANDEBSON,DatroII, nnonlann. erri=.llNeetern't—leami. Kra= & Bahia, Dank nlo., Rosette &Mon Loreas. &tenant &00. aloronanan _ Wairreo—Taro o. =lno or peblson Rom . re=blo Itlennone WM. A. IRWIN'S ZEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front rtmt. 84 door from blialrat Deata.tn La. Champ 17 Ptf b0L0u. 44 . Costiationr bought and .Id. sa-tt ittrEITIN LOOMIS, Real Estate event, w rok. Itl=4l: 4L end u llE Rroki xt i m rcen t r . o42 J.TtimUy AMUEL L. MARSILELL, Secretary Citi Wee Insorasum OCaapilli. "Mater stmt. M. GORDON, Secretary Western • rWOOa. VI Water stmt. GARDINEROOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin 10=11111:1110 OPIAPII2I]. nort.trood wows of Wood Millailt94.Agent,f47Detswaro Ma DRUGGISTS. ,e 0, muosp_____L. MUM n.._... . -00C21111 memo FLEEING BROTHERS, (11061•SOlf 10 J. 0000 • 00.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, akt WOOD omen, Purlßußali, PJ- Prortort ofDr.MPLanesoelsbrated Von:Wags W. Oli RAF (enovissor to Jae. firCinf by.) Wholesale and Retall IssuagLet and Dealer In • • Ms, Dratalb, to. soma Wood and With streets, at Dr. N. •'s 2 • • tali P. SCOTT, 'Wholesale Dealer in DragtniA 01.1 a. limilabs• end Dye BUM& 111. fca W Rittatamcb. L ardas , mere want otteattaa. firAiroullar tklumek's Polle MP. mar 24-17 Wholesale --- - - Dindsdista and ossonhotorao of Whits Lea& Bad and =nom, conar Wood and hoot stmts. rite. .• each': Xrlr.. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in 4 1M 4 0,==Vourradmte.. ha, UN & KRIM, Wholesale & Retail • taros, at Mart/ sad @L Cl. strut(' 1301100N1&&11ES & CO., Wholesale Saacesaor to LWiloox a Oa, cantor flanks% otroot and Diamaad—Hoom mo p, ot band nd fon aad flosolato martauat of Malkihas Marta PorfosearT. utfl all troalaaoa InaaltiPtlono a hO7 oosamondlod .t an Jan, COMMISSION &C. rEWSDU H . 2A) aVaTfoN MEWILVITS, Wool, Wes, Mone t ßecoz, Lazdot Lard Oil ' AND PROD= GENERALLY Na. 71 Water At, Pillabargh. Pa. • ismsrmw StDjm otor.freatistd.PlVa In t o Nrotttr, Welliztllo. Otto. _ Marti N pae p tr ub t . l4ok. awns & 4. 9u t rtd.. , /mp r&Gm lit Loma U nt' Motu anther, tiotolons. Holum I Oontsoll. .Arktitt3l.. te: 0 1 1o A a. • D Mat " JIIC4. B. W. UKIWITIWM LIU OP Lan/ Mauna LlowytwaVr is s kalramiluThlstnix FLOUR FACTORS. General Croatia Commission Renato% N 9 47 Noels Whams and 95 If. Alger X. Wow Sox PHILADELPHIA, unoi to Bogolo,,WoodoordlCo, rhp. J D Labun Co, Cit. C. Ouroti. month Lb,e D Boiloct a Co, Wood I OLltoh. Sued & BMW, • NUN Prim UM. Fu Te~albtlda, Uettler . 1 =1.% Co, Cho !lona. I onotryth a tb . pate:eg, L Wllourth Co.PIHAnt Burr Courant " lakt Uld Plttsbozah atd Philodatolda Idorohanto sonsulls. Aletend - - - IitoBANE & ANJER, latmeantot. A A ; Ma =AA FLOOR, GAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants. No. • 114 Scand et., PiUsbwgit, Pa. IJaa 1. '44tailial2 SPRAGAR lONIgRu Dealer in Wool, ProTbiono & Prodnaezoneralls NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, rivrionnwn. PA. ATE, Jima• LEE CO., La.— -Cam ATWELL WHOIXSCo AL mmud on' GX4,OIIOIERS. Produce & Wants, AID DIALS'S II PITTEBURGH MARVAACITURES, Rs. 8 Wood it., 1418••• Wain , aul Fund et apis PITSBBOII.OII. DAVID O. MUST, /lour, Produce, Provinion and Coraminion ICEBVIIA.NT Mo an mews area. seam *feet PI slough, (irrgs hit; attenticrn to the woof' nour, Park. Bunk, lat. Oben% Batter, Unln. Mind fru ts,Bre4r, _an. an lllli.uonarMnnte nmirrannalt aliened. an 647 RUBY S. KING. Oate of the firm of K orhe ing 4t Moada COMMISSION - I DdAIJIR PIG ISM AND 11E0013. No. 76 Water street, below Market, spl9 PITTSBUROIL. A. A. /LARDY, aormaglSlTlVlrOrail rileemAsr: Agent of the Alfonsin and Indianapolis ILATIZOAD, No. 80 Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa .1. W. BUTLER & co EtowAatorro COMMISSION 11411T13 sad Don. In all Mutts ef nttgiburttt Nair pkt t,.. a. , Load sad litubd Lelatinmilral 4. B. CANFIELD, lase of Warren, Ohio .1=11•11 . Irg= . • • liffer , tlad r r t ifi i • ead Wutark r. Warr stmt. 1244 P mu t . ...... /t " v "tirniiiliTurrot e r L 1 Lusixtuai 00.; wnolersale Grocent, Prodacr god Oammliglan MVlZsael AWN* Manakcatra4 So. U 2 bursb. 1 PROEM WARKHOUBL-41MY H. OOLLl3B,lfrenresdlassnaCkaasedadon Wrguetc..M Nola to clitioaNOVlAladualiak sia Peat= SrONcEdinzas , Om Mart. Malaria r tut iASPA.T2O3I, Importer end Dalai =hss io=awarket • DRY GOODS: JuSEPH HORNE & 00., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SYSIWIDIN.III4 ZWILIBRY • {MOM% . Nancy Goods, &a. pair '/Iforidg, Id IA mid theDigawalt. Sir Agents lin BraiDers Yana. 101041 ,11.:11a.011 errenasaa—c.s.araerifts.,..„. N CO., Wholesalesßetsil lAmilizsni Its Saud el&solopDry Good,. SI Ilith POW:am& "WHY. & BEIR----OHYLELD, Wtlololllllo ,tsguitra.l3;aZ.X.reltaxils. emit ninth Rlatovall Removal! Removal! 1081.XSON 4. lleao—NO. 43. P7P711 MELT: 'SAVING A mur Stare tO No. 23, illthohne.,(wi A. Mimeo 11 Oa) wpm gun prrpervii to mann ono et the Welt Stooks atom. onit its 4 nhaleinOstpotlncs, sad uu Clotho In It to tosS"' na gyrtr Kom. soft arra' tA Ingrain On Ant 6 no i atorin=2;. conothoorltt:Iontello Molds. Pontos.. Drains tts tloya . 0 , To g ~ • Mtn, ow Anatol, Bar a. _41.0.414a: 614 , 11 a inc . . IMO to 24 Mt & a SU siaikl. ot os*, I_:,•"t"_blii aft ono IL ABM& & (30 wujui- .13418M,4 omen thinerStasiet: • KM l4 "''" - d and Show . Work) Co 'WASTER fOr FOUL Markt, GOA Bons& • I ' Ass , g i g ''grlkturaa. W. Mir; BliitWrot lirairter; ! Draws Ist Azildeia rare !beiatirod troos. a " a• • 61 • 1 " t r lODENX-40 wit for salet,trf al. : - scu i st toxt waviej PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, . 1856. 13AlsTKING r HOUSES o JOHN T. HOGG: BILDPORD DI:DIOND 00. • Bowmen!_. _ ' sommthre co.. MOUNT TIMANANT, Wi&TMORI'D 00. OONNELIEVILLE. IMUTT It t. 1 .). Peoteb UNIONTOWA._ EROWNEW " " NNW 101104 - 011 IIItA,IOI , CO, Descalto reesived,tssounts ms& . Desna loon and collected. Bent 'etas end tipotie boußbt Stoats. Nets. and other &amities WOOL aro weertelasiou. Onersereadoose mei sollostieus solL• MC, 1:11111111..........XML1D RAMER RAMM, Bankers and Ex ahanat Dalkon. Buy and cold and Savor and Notes, loon an Bag Estate co Stook Poor HU., on:robes. misay Notes, .BUlion Boot and WOW. Buy and sell Mocks - Clonoo• Om MM. on all wants In Um Unlon. corner of Third and Wood stmts. &goon) . °Mats Qs BLOWN BMW. agr . • WI47 V HOLMES It, SON, Dealers la Font al4Brstir=air "WC es riTr kwft slasstal bunh. airtnlialhuul nada ou 611 the principal Mit throughout the United Ratan MANUFACTURING. 14. ninggija..l.o.annaa4nt,..a. O. TIMILI..II. A. IFOODIFLSS AMERICAN P PA Lla E No. 78 Second at., Pittsburgh, Pc. ANULtO t TriFthßElLSurrhat,noof Macho V.l.lirrr and Mann Tratuan Window and Door LINA iiraakata, mnam,Gornwnh Ventilatont and (Mtn. Pietas tor Oallings. Mout. and Moulding. of .Y. 17 dowriPtion. Cl.. and &dim. =ma add warranted woes dtamble than t , Or artids non to ma. ,Ordetsagactitad on the shorted .ono.. V. in—Attention of litamboat lsarly di. mead to thl. article. on acconnt of Its Iht Ine CUMIIIO3, TUNKS 10.733.mnd Wt. Wood Mast on. .14134 tr Ptiningan. gocatta 1122=11—.......30113 S. USISCS MUM, UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell. Herron & CO. continue the business of the Union , D i t l esiW i t i be old :Ira PILNNOOK. They •1711 manutestsms 0 ansat, . Was and garland assortment orOA2TING own prising Cooking Mom. Ranges end !Edo Ovens, 67/1011 AND 4 , 4 - BLOB 31•OrSts, MANTLE & KITCHEN GLUES, Dam Ware, Wagon Bono, Dog lions, Bad !row, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery , Outings generally, And UAB and WAVER PIPER of all also. 111.0 N & NAILS OF ' AI ME BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spada, Picks, &a. All ol whlztli will bold at inannra'AillaA inyl-17 Penn Cotton Mills, - Pittsburgh. ENNEDY,' MUDS & CO.. Mond= nok tans' of- Penn • No. 1 ham 44 IM an of all oolor=gtian • Ootton 2Nrlzon Manna and italta= u. al " Bop* or slaw and Batting. 0W... loft .t lb. Madman 6Loro of Lops. Wilma a Oa. 111 Wood otrort. .111 hon. attinalon. WWI !tMMe!it!E==l WILLIAM BARNIILLL & 61 Penn et., below Marburi, Pittsburgh, TEA BOILER MAKIIRS and Sana la /SON WORKERS. liauutactuncrs of Bufablll'a Pat. eat BoUar. Lacomollve. Mad and Oilludar Hallam ebbs urn. MaloWa.ll...Baci. llama ripts. Oaudartiem Bolt plum Augur Puna, lecre Yt.lb Ida Boot, ate. Alaf• Blaaksailtba' Work. WU* and Viaduct lroaa., dans at the shartaattadlou All ordias ham • distance uctrAtly •ttandad to. Hats and Caps. tiIWILSON & SON keep constantly on . w ar h a gmT , : . lUoLd w gt.bui .grd vgri Tool.gtg of Halm sad larkmagle Hot or Cog, good god oboolh t . :253% , ./ 1 to stn sin • .htoon• c Ware parehmalzut mia•vbare. ottO-ti ____ r. WOODWELL, Wholegal° and Retail liguralacturar and Malin. la Cabfart Wars. Ha RS stmt. GROCERS. Wet L 111LTM...............----..-.309 2 U VILTOLIL Shrivel' & Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 130 & 132 Second Street, (BWlreonn Wcod sod assittold) PLITSBUICOIL MONTROSE MITCRELTREE, Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant., Na an Liberty Sem; rtryderyti. eeb-tr warn METH, & WHOLESALE ORC IPIT TAS, 12 Second and 151 Front strocl, pile- PITTSBURGH. k 4. 4(111WIN1 1 / 1 Wallace & Gardiner, 11OLZEA DA' ♦Li6B 11l Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, N 0.138 LIRIZTY Fr. 14047 11.! AOALEY, COSORAVE & CO., IV hole -111 uli arooas. 1 and 31 Waal stmt. PlltalAuch. azfily L CULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer end tra, agd Il alen erchsat,Dealer in Proctor. and Pitts tlanodctAnd Article., It Liberty etreet. Pitt, toga R0T0.—........1t1C8A1D MU/ ---....--11,11.13•11 MED. OHN FLOYD & CO., Wholeisolo Grocers andOunnalsidm Ideretukata.tto.l73 Wood sad 13M littatnaret. 1.16 ' , UBE= 21100 HE, Wholesale Urocer, Della Ifaa Prothon, Pletabutdb ufartarea and all of Forego vad Dansmatio W4...and Gloom% No. dlli Unwed,' stmt. 00 hand . vary lard• IdOCII of doPadod old llonoturakada WidaYsT, which Old be Ibr mad OM, 111:WLS Col n= N:OANDLESS, MEANS & (succes sors to Wkk • NoCendkj os Wham 's Otoows. in Iwo. WM; aladwOottont_orns. and Plttaborkb lianas/Aura gmly. owner of Wood and Wetat ats. ittlltnnikh . .410 ron 1(011.1.............1411 12 D. DC0V1.L...-,—waiala c. so. WILLIS ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Commdolon Idarehaab. N 0.194 Ltbezty An Pltto , d • ••• W:II3EIU DALZELL & CO., Wholesal 0333332,03m33333132 13•x333.1/, Deem /3 Pr 043320 Ptttsbargh Mmn9wmxr. O. 233 1.1133322 stmt. Pitlabcagh. nearProttl. Pitts ~ J-!N.\~.l'AYl~:~}alt/•~a~Z.i~;~~/T11.~ r7Mr? . =7TWPnr 7. !IIMI O. COCHRANE, (successor to S. Sad kr,)) ilitoleals sob EMati Delwin Dodo, cry sad Papa Uraaiturs, /*ding stmt. 6tti door z 1. . AY A 00., Booksellers and. Stationers, No. IA Wood Kent, writ door to the torpor of =rd. pi' Aw . t , gl " 4l w;p,l, R g k im i l MUSIC. &C. Jobu 11. Mellor, ss). 81 WOOD STREET,letwoesk Diamond INS i in griCaNialt I,IIVJT I 1 .4.4. ll= roe% "16' 11. Maher & Bro., N O. -53 NM St, Sign of tho Golden Bolt Amor for NUNISTI OTAILIVIS Wen or Laralted Grand sad Spew. flAn OS. end OAR. HAAT* NlNlnt•till Ofardes UIfLOOKONS sal ORGAN ItABMONIUMS. Denten in Kruk! and Pa,fal Instrcr lawn. hp Charlotte Blame, MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Piano orUll sod tzarina 10141 sboateal brim Bobo ajobl i n=o.ULl3l.o l o num, fbr 11A14111. DAY/8 t 00.'11 Boston PlabooorlUr and irittr• ma ds= tiabbsbatt. myll 113 Wood rt. 1.4 PUGET, No. 27 1-2 Fitth et., 4 1 :417 i d i x tl%,,iar b ,mr 4 j anica m mtig i ordnst a F lalesl . 4l h to U salleingwoo me d l i T hha mir ."M to le t tir:itlelee ant to bauthem_platedto weight. P. V. Ifit2l,llL Indanur bit Wends ad patio • thst he has joined' lament ta L. , Pain to &Leta& vhateeez relstseho the Watch &nutmeat to the stove mastMaad eatatattaamate lie benne that bit well known anoretssury la this Ilse.lll meant& &Mahe& oitham moo attach emarpa . jutatme tot& eohreetmen and nemr &Um of Shah onitniad I IL t • 117M....'...:.....141.111111eLLD1M1 1 REMOVAL... • . „ - Vsllsano Plots Works. . A B S. & lk SPEER uto ttio first story of Um and ollgoosodloaal Warshoer ear= H ' saki sod Lento stmt. edam Jost aye tot teslrUterc .. 1.4u ° IV/oil:ow* 1 2 lnell " ratid would Intlr Usttiertlon /armee sod Tilden to cell and . 1 / 1 320041 tbste saw Jeoe *sus oente.. Wsofisserz, 111 l vas. Sob 80% Doubts WU. Ostlers , 13 . a snot deseliDtlon ol Pow,. Piss Polo OO.COsoaCtod VIEM es trodo. ly EL NE LANGE, miss IN HIDES, LEATHER & OILS, 233 =Parr sr, 4ogno Qa pea N Wood, • fall stmt of Ilost's Loather Bolting and Olin, 31 Vol Iklaf•lent, and Ofoleasa, always on MM. 0E46 - • Math Ward Property for Sale. IW.I 'SUL on reasonable terms and pormouta two Loss, wort °Mau sad &troll sta. 4sparlto Aid. Debbi b®s The K. Diarloorosly Mast, Oa Oft Virg. rOMELIMIONI. MON thew WM =As of Liberty asolllldinis its.. Si DNS frootsach.. Cow ars . osloolaSid tor HU= moths. warding homer or tor caslAspot—lbr cod brought by Um rim. or Who Oonnotrtlllo SaAsosdt. -corm of .. Scala owl WILMAS Aso = li r ILart.leL.HDlT:=l::: aa Pe:ir towel. boardlso et for tholoo#o4s oseeltsa• les Of OK tidy =Ott "..." 7.1 - arW . I IL - =BAAL 113 Mort: St:. -• , .To .Klll Owners, •,. • -gEtENCH - BURR art 1 Laurel ' lIiU mill ~.......Itths .........,,...„....,," ..b.....w.„., Com and Cob UtindarN Cad hoc PriXdr ntaIIN ts Maddest= la .. n ., shwa on hand .ad am/4a 319 Litertr Pimbanib,P. mlerfrolad N. W. WA MAUL • beltliriatng - rtilarkti TRE Subteriber harintpurehared the ea .jrcutweltur= ef kladielooloPstwf awl a. tfa•Allt litocolbtos irons, Is am seggstrin lasautadatio• mime. ma Vtlos " Vitt atom b• Imps coadastly on bawl bAs mamma.= r wrestle *Wm ecttam wake. • Lyn and anolizmat =am Moe sad IS•cl to bio wont& royeandly tains um u.,Maira=Pgratrwa.r. NEW YORK ADNERTNEENENTS. From BBILLItt, vissausai t owsa BCIILL, UAL NXIII7IIIM ADTAXI4O3O 012 , 11. Na Braidlotql. New ?brit. A. AB,SIOI7IC A SON. MERCHANT TAILORS, 1116? HISCIADWAY NSW 'FRE lato firm of A. &G. A. Artemis him , lag been dlssolred on the let lost. A. /ram. tiro Zander of ths crirdnal Prm. has saarein atticoself his Imo WILLIAM. Woo of theists &I:4) IU Vs, mrpor. of ocodloolcit baldness ea Merchant =ma 'hay hm tribes the store No. Ma Itroalwarr Wire= the It: Sim, • and Metropolitan Ilatls, whore thee h•lB4.9ift. oteoM a Ono sinortment of Chithr• and ' , Who of the omit styles. • ttaascretoorers ere inured that oar Oman., be to ea• trance the reputation which WO Teen of gateau.. to Inudnees has tamed Ps the senior Partaeri and this our tonstartt earn mill b• to him OW/ EILIVeIf. made up In manner that, for idyl* sod worinnanahlta cannot te eirro passel. otrarelanv Binviljg_ !Utak° IWol Cotton. OBES k ISIACNAir3HPS Onpinior Immoral Six COIL 2110 Tarda Spool Cotton Thread, HARRANTED 6 Cord No. 60 inclusive, berm 20 Nos. above other Stavid mold to Cord, - 4 o No • 80 Inalunw 10 Nco sbom anal- Thread. and 1 Cord from No. 00 to No.lBo. 101 l mrortmont of b als or l air' u mp i r u d zi ndon fa now =rlll2 6 :TTirno s d 7 / 1 11 .. 1 . 1 rernlo k ty t ta am of 100 don, or vtekamm of ODO,. MAXON El KIM Gonoral Agent for 0= WI AU6IIMg.II. • NM for WM ginning to buffo. loranbtno New York Corn Exchanje. 125 BAG I V I an d AN 127 r a nd St iC ree T t: uRY. B. B. CLARK, NANURIOTURER AND DRALSR IN Bags and Bagging crNABMIGS, Electing", Duck, Flax aad oottoc.recsa a. irm , Daum to. supslP4 with Urdu Das. Besmlseekats. ftgatiAt ' BAGS, . DISIgUed and prtolost to voila kllttssalr !mike& '.at &midmost of borders wary...ado% DM= Otattss, owd ous atistomars aut Dm say clatter grot ttps wlttont. tat rattan*. ttucy lusaants aro Wilted so cratoto stock of FUILIZI . Run, vls: lissialas Bags. of. lb. Taoism If:lmb of Don. da Tat Osa Itcsrl DrlDs, &a Dalt Poston satrolka with WM , olkollitsd to order. Provision Doslstsimpli:d trim . ILIzo art _film% On e= 1 1 2 : := DX . r 01.M.1 cloth. 'WS lalltpr Paints, Oils, Glass, Burning Fluid, Oamphene,Atashol., do., DORR L 639(11tILKNWICH (amurr Ofaay NI W MK. near Dud= Ham and Liu Does.. 4. 11 E now selling the above ,in cm umb unnalsta mottos= as OIL Brasher, Clue. Glade's Oka *S C tn i irsash and Ansarlean Stine /Wats. nr. &hal Istions oftse mat Indoonstanta to Dusters and-anyoarrs. r=ead. • • _ For the 1.000,000. r U. S. PATENT MA ttRLE COMPANY, 90 Thom n'inatet, ANUFAC OPMAIK . LE MAN TLES, TABU! Wilt COMO PODEIITMO. Inenas, thoratel. end all /With Nen Thle area* width Is a pemperellon dllethle attuaksur acosabula - itt, mnil aeon, to silo b. Moulded Into any Ann sad coke bf ebkla a marble OM be nuandeoe cored at Lath= MOW, met et the tOl.lllll elate It molls It 111:1161HO 1114 1 i n t IT= tithed lion and Mete, th.m, Is no 4ark: the mkt noising Into th e m e sa MI the melees/. • II1) varnish le need to Mee • tionmuz Nanny to ati Vee= Men the from Ith to $4O. MOM Tom. &AEI Illshteles the Idenveutto• and I' Mere kr the Mime Stem. mblet theme Mumma nthres to Weep Inbmitlng In teselahed th application to 4nth 72111.11 MlV iut. Pmst., or - .1031P11 LAMB. Bea. NOW cennWn 5514 French Window Masa. EDWARD P. DICRIE, 144 Chambers It., N. Y., Two boon west of 1144manillm ltdttt•4 peva. lit)Flinn to Deslore andenstomers his ool obrated brands of hooch Window Oho 4nt (mime tehtu Partinhillwenftentotioawhi fontlitted with prices °u ot their otiame Wets .tlat to shy dealer:l pattern. end rooked hew of than% Oita sir Umbrellas and Parasols. JOHN I. 3 WIIOLESALK MANII III 4 3 III. Ulna, - 234 & 235 Broadway, Now York. The mod extensive in t h e world. rirIIE late fall in the price of materials, coa x segment taxa the etringehey them:nue market, ha. nulled the to toinntselano Wray Oa the Spring their .M too to schercheate, el very low PtiOM th , terPst *admen tato pieta amortawat Of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS be 10134:1 10 Sarno ar Affititi litereheata visitleg New lost to buy their soo ttrnto4 mil met examine the deed Ware fl N.D.—Pieta tut nits card eet a]Wirßt — Fira rout Patel Book far refentsae .101/ 2 Le.llllll. Iteestscturer. tak2lolt.dv FIRST PIM= PUBS FORTS& STEINWAY k SONS, *Axil nonfarm et awes wok., acme. 1 .91 .12 mum.% Inv TOL _. Lp&SPEOTFULLY call the el Jut tuition m of Um pollic to Glair splendid womottoontof onclimand andonwapo Pismo which, le volume* of tom. omotentr of tonotL tarot of Magian that every MAW Mot MM.& Piano am ansmponwl. nor own awardwi Pint um am torah kinda in competition with Um sdiGhigniGned malign Ram Dogma rttiladelphia. Yottitled Baltimore. „w T 1111dPril•Pisucwer a Pawl hoe* Jost Men swarmed MGT Prue= GOLD 11111 DAL War all compotltore) .1 the tato Mc of Um Ainadoen Institut" Omani Psicma he the BUT Plemotwtoa d. 7 collinfr Bafets 'DR MINING PURPOSES, arid for lON l- ING 6111/1110E11, toth WRY sad DRY lastlar, a UR ollVeraat klao. Th. COTTON sod DCLIPFURRI also the KURIL' awl DOOULI W All/WW USN. • . . hlssmfartunblabri rob! by GLENN PUTMAN, sillbobby Bt. NEW YoltE. tir (NNW. promptly nod Ibr all kinds of GUN POIF• flbrLYl7 " :l%lT4o2i arrrEur nxitNa°,4Tarllßl. SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO.. , IMPUHTZEIt AND DKALIIIa 10 Drop, Paint; OM, Spa, Perfumery, &L, 170 WILLIAM ST., Now York, a.I MITE the attention of the trade to their housed treed earl Of Dtup. Yeats, Uao. liens. tr, Au addltlontotlistrreresrlamortatioas °Masts Drum tan are also rsodrlug, dine from the sources of prods. tlou and sostaufletwe, n/pllss of Tooth. Der led Nall r p. 84413.1a.. CUM. /MUM Spoons. Iframek and rassorry. nescia, sad any other ar• usually_ notractst ta Drunter inn whin %hay alsonabled to ner on Os mart so tams. Orden One In pawnor pr man, sill teal. rumen seamen. Jet 1T UtPORTABT : $ : ::• • : . D DEALER& in UPS 111114 T 1 rums mar, wad T 1 Minus num NSW Yam. IrM i". ft i tri . szla a a i ratot 6 r 4 nA n ian ra'k ble ; 'Propneron of QIN long WM ,717 , 11. I. in — own OOP. ILE AND SPga issrAar.ratna" C " t rE2.===t.=or " Ahsw Os=4, '' That Woo prows Yom. 1 nowt Maw mall dos of dally ow. li sway . w tiler ma wpss th. won ressoasble toms snit to d.,T who than. it. A .7. 04 r ir " 11.—Cionstustes lidstpoN to Insults tow Us sr Ude. 7 7747 The Adams Upreu Compan‘ r. Pittsburgh, Baluster and New Brt ton k NOR the espe64l accommodation of the ng• Pornlztion aloseh.lln• of the Oblo Pen. ar vans Hollnad. between Pittabarga and New Urighton. mhos. intimato badness and social Motion. Muir. mioh Amoy, The Adam. limo/ Ootarany hare mad. nob t with dm hallroaa am to enable thain to pat r=rtnagr an the Aernanadation Train. who ail tats charge cash nanny and 'ratan. propuiy citron • te blar. The likseeng. yid bar. an nab W. in the .7 1_2/___Ciar. land t li ff .. eezigty of Maw brtWarati l =ruri:=n Writtiburgh rad= ny Oity dating the day to attand to such .01=4.81C10.2 es may to eatruntad to his, and Pena by the grardsdr .4nth Goods 11.14 Oindolnlon ut.d. it nig duty t o redre cm tdo Op trip an ram Walk Parboan. ard•rs. bow. &a which nil In delimed to ID prom Wty_aian liner the .001001 e; the train st the Alktemy impot. Ile will alio receive written or verbal nuessaiP M to 111 &limed to the elty—ocannantrefoluter=ce— obtain inlbratatinn. and Warn replies—order and Morn tban—audie par. WO or nab. nar ri Lla DDcc I Ureed crlowitginurteaoreigrtrittlit. will distaass. withrut rates charm but t. nab dolla• ass roma podeagemstealally for Watts holism At WayPtub t " all matter will Ulan with the nation Are of • italliced CoargaTh what me Prober WV I. Ig at the Stailon on th. mini of UM Train. to nabs liCtraes Pr aiming ma dam.. beg" 'be niadn'n b 7 Ore eleonnipm sr. intamzed b. al= monable unit& When tlernaturs of the bushier is inch .....drop of It !modal agincarnts will to made. AS tha Ilennarer maned sett". bl. bills and tam. imam daily nib the Oceopany. and to pay tnibli, the Pah mo tbel/n• will new not art tam is wait all mat iTIP to for them, a• h. ha. no dilatation la Ohs ranter. wiIIMESHY A. iItWIN haa lesep amlatod bienengsr. and ornantenes his MAW 09 sunder. De. 11. Mg 0/71C1q41,.11RfACELIS Britiusigl-611 1— ri grr;er '— sill Vets : , • ig— t r 0 Mks. assiikkh Birggst E V. Hata hut, Rocer—rdr. him ug throstr—Dr .Cent :U. giriskiart—Mr.Ustpu \ Orrin gam Los= Os., \ Pittsburgh. Dea. 25, 1665.1 DMITEL BEINETT. ANUFACTURER of Yellow Rocking. Iwo, Crum mul tangy Column • WOU. at;the anulantary. corm M WlMMcitml Franklin sts..Mr M ottneha. mean Plttancrg.h. vs. onnUtlyd* Coromeratal Hotel, Cameral (Ural endliers Lam, Mn. Orleans. EtH. . STREL would most reep Et eal fa ly Whoa Nn bantling public that the alma mamitd W. Tao ltatsl has riesatly as.targato a tbantosh matt sad hia bon Wad ttptrlth new ma ato. wystuy, act, ha. meta"' will mr=tra r tzl t b. lia=t ita ara . atg that Ra il a attar& Th Wag to the ttlatatilatti trtelatty ay the baltl=rtllsl . lll2 n itcuzmr , shut attention to glit . tut a( hi. Mho s to matt* Ne i = %trams that Om au bon bittenisd upon tat Price of Board per Day, 111,00. The her .ha stocked with Whys and lions Wart. ay tone other booty In N. atty. • soul Lilercta 10 to Ma. IL Atatomoac andatattanclaata. tattUrda 11014311. Supt L K. mammy a co., 014.1/141.4AWhdI 10 a , OOMMISBION BIZRORANTB, .ffit. WI Lll9lll. • de COJOIMIALL er • St. Lou% Wtrairs f Lead. E W WA .P 14.14011.. 'ker. Gals M0.:414144 414144...4.11.11. M t.O aim T, _Nide i oa. littebars. mr. ALL WedM • Miard pttiON & M.—TRANSPORTATION LINN-6ml= =do salos Ws input. Tar now outrAUAD, Tasachto and Btook On Guam Min. to , Lio ..r.d Wieall a i rgi rd."l " ritstX ' th l ot s rpalt Vai a ay . ao 8 itiorst--otth .. Tito avoktosto ottertt t. = 01100 l Pitatoopo rams* Ransom mut (In hotnesoa so of might. • -01 Rot oa P A glannt. *I the t or tea. ildwars - . - nt * LIMON. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. BATITILDAT MORNING, .1011 E 14, 1858 Advance Payment.--11ereofter no gab s/a/Alan nal be taken Ito th. Dear or Weekly Gust* =Wm Permont la eta6l In drams. Minstar the Um. le on to whirl the entemiptke le pad s the perm wEll be Invariably etoppal„ mile. the enbetription la re oared by advance payment. All tranelent advertbtinn, or. Gym deecriptlen. erlll be required to be pad be ad Ti.. only exceptions w W be where special month It or rum contracts are 'mule. •eal:dap V3l.llltotiorgle Weekly ti azetto.—Tbo mown, elrentlatlon orovo Med, &Wee Offers to our boot:woo loon •oust disintia mall= of =Ahmed , buutu Moon COttolooolottosi Is totorionttror and dre tboesuld. otoststor slam% *my motottant. moonbeam ao4 rao town to Western Yotuss7ttonla. sad Luton Oblo. FromKarulas. , On Thursday afternoon, a young man named Guilford, was arrested by a guerilla party of twelve men, on the highway between Topeka and Lawrence. They took him down to the woods, threatened him, and compelled him to swear that he would never vote r Free State ticket, or beat mine in defence of the 'Free State party. They told him they were Georgians; had lived by guerilla warfare for ten years, and intended to guerilla every d—d Abolitionist out of the Territory. To-night, said one of them, we mean to burn down Walker's house. Mr. Walker lives on hie elainibetween Topeka and Lawrence. Ile lea Notibenk mm. When Mr. Guilford wu liberated, be imme diately sent • warning to Mr. Walker. It happened that toL Topliffe, was at Walker's house. Ile determined to remain all night, and give the guerilla party a suitable reception. A nompany of men wets summoned to defend the house. Half a dozen of them were stationed aside; and tea or eleven, under Col. Toplifre, concealed themselves In the vicinity. About eleven o'clock—the night was dark— twelve mon rode up to the home, dismounted, and were butobing their horses to the fence, when fire was suddenly opened upon them by the party inside. • One hone was shot through the head and fell down dead. The men inside rushed out and received a TON ley from the guerilla who had already mounted. The guerilla were galloping away at fall speed, when the men under Topliffe sprang up before them and fired. Their volley was re turned; but not one of the squatters, of either party, was killed or wonnded. Topliffe eelzed the bridle of a horse as it was galloping past him. The fellow who rode it, begged like a trooper for his life. "Oh don't kill me, don't—l was not with these men—l—l—l wee traveling." "Well," raid TopWe, "it's time you took a rest; if you traveled at this rate, I should think your horses would be tired." Another squatter seised another member of the guerilla, and both of them were compelled to dismount. One of them was • Deputy United States Mar shal, the other, • constable under the Territori al Oosernmcat I Their names are Wanford and . Radcliffe. Next morning, Mr. Wauford confessed the truth. Re odd that they had met him on the way, and asked him to accompany them. They told him that they were going to burn down Walker's house, but would offer no violence to his wife or family. If they caught Walker, they said, they Intended to bang him. Next morning, the party, who had assembled to protect Mr. Walker, on leaving the house, found one Sharpe'. rifle, one United States car bine, one revolver, four bowie knives, two cad dies, • pair of spars and a coat-tail with a flask of whiskey In It, lying on the road along which the guerilla bad so suddenly retreated. Did Walker and hie friends do wrong in de fending the hens*? Next day Gen. Shannon with a company of Gaited States troops, came down to Mr. Walker's house to arrest bite. Write bad been taken out against every ll= who was known tole in the party who defended the house. Among them was Judge J. A. Wakefield—a man of unblemished character, =dim old soldier —but a Free State men, and an emigrant from Northern State. They searched every house in the neighbor hood for arms, and were employed all day— Qov. fibs:moo assisting with his own bands—in reeling mantises. peeping Into closets, emptying trunks, looking under bode, and prying In lofts for ammunition and rifles. Whenever they found a Sharpe's rifle they took it. In the States we would call thie action burglary and robbery; but it has a different dame at Lecomp tan, and la "law and order" counties of ?tie• Boort Shannon was an drank when he was acting as Chief of this Smelling hfilitary Pomo—which throw° Joseph hoe' company Into shade—that he staggered, caught hold of furniture to steady himself, and needlanguage which even ho would have been shocked at in his sober moments. lie asked Mrs. Madelyn° where her husband was? She said she did not know, and asked what he wanted with her husband. "If I ealek him," said the drunken blackguard, ...I'll cut his damned black heart out of him, and yours. too, madame, if you don't tali care." If this statement is denied—and I confese that if I lived remote from Rums I would hardly crodlt . tt—l will forward affidavits of every as eertion I havo made, or may yet make, about the Governor. Shannon and his posse entered Mr. Walker'e house in the forenoon, end remained there seve ral hours. Gov. Shannon was engaged in steeling private property all the next day. The fropetty con sisted of Sharpe's rifles and ammunition. Shan non called them public arms. A party of theme men who traveled with in eight of the Governor's pease, stole • home from Mts. Bather, the widow et the mar tyr of Lawrence. They said they were told by the Governor to take them. I don't believe Shan non was fool enough-to give any ouch order; but this ant is an 'nervation of the fatherly protec tion afforded us by the troops. They have dispersed one or two computes of Free Stetemen—all working for mutual proton lion on one mee's faas soon as their or ders were obeyed,gue hare come along and etolen the property of th squatters. rc9il Capt. John Brown, Jr., from New York—tiot 0. C: Brown as I 'tided in my letter from Prairie City—was • victim to this system of military protection. lie collected a company of nearly two hun dred armed men, and drove two parties of Mis sourians, South Carolinians, and Gangling out of the Territory. They had come over, 1t was ' boasted, for the purpose of "subduing" and rob- i bing thifierthern emigrenttin the neighborhood of Osawaldmlo. Thd military elms along'and requested Brown to disperse his force. He told them why he had organized and agreed to disband his fetus If the troops would protein the Deniers. He disbanded. On the nine evening, he was surprised and cap tured by a guerilla force. He will be recaptured before a weak is over, or a bloody battle fought in attempting to release him. The house of Mrs. Barber was not protected by the memory of her husband's Untimely fate. Gov. Shannon soarchel ,e it from top to bottom.— One box only wu not o ned, a screen protected' it. "Gov. Shannon," said- • gentleman in the house, "that boa is Mrs. Barber's. She put her clothes In It before she went out ifter her hue= band was murdered. I don't want it opened; but, if you Waist en it, I'll break it open!' Gov. Shannon, drunk as he wes,'fell the sarcasm, end the box vas not opened. The gentleman had spoken the tenth, but did not add that he had put feu riles in it • few moinentsbefore.—Cor, I Mirage Trib. - . PLIOEICIIAIIIY VIDES: Warm.—ln the loot number - of the Journal of the Society 'of,' Arts, Mr. W. Thompson, of Weymouth, peel as ac count of the means be adopted for taking a pho, tograph of the bottom of the am, In. Wein:toroth hey, at a depth of three fathoms.- It appears that the camera was plsoectins box, with &plate glen front, and moveable Shutter to be drawn I up when the amen wail 'Rink to the bottom.—; The camera being focused in this boron laud for objects in the foreground, at about ten yards or other suitable distance, was let down from a boat to the bottom of the see, carrying with It the collodion plate, prepared in the ordinary say. When at the bottom, the shutter of the box was relied , and the plate was thus exposed forabont ten minutes. The boxers' then drawn Into the boat, and the huge developed in the usual Manner. _A view was thus takess of t ; a rocks and weeds lying at the bottom erie . Mr. Thompson anticipates that it will be 6711 and Inexpensive means of arriving at a kno4l- edge of piers, bridges, piles, &tracts:ova and rocks , . underwater. . Tirs Monaco lined not 00/y permits rel/P -my but marriage between blood relations. traveller states that he has met with stboer chg eases of men who led monied both mother and daughter. -One bishop married ill trivet, ell cuter. and Me own nieces. Brigham Young ye built a stone harem for his elnetruires, but they all revolted and wouldn't go into' the cage. Ninety women were too conch, for one man, and Saint Brigham wee obliged to glee I II ; Atitong the late snivels at the St Louie hotels, is one that reads--" B. Smith and tour VIM, Gov. Reeder at Detroit. The following extract from a epeeoh made by Gov. Reeder, at Detroit, on the 2cl inst., is com mended to the thoughtful attention of every Pennsylvanian who can arise above the paltry considerations of mere party ties : asked If the citizens of the North would stand calmly by and toe them robbed of fife and liberty, or give them the support which they craved. He said that the acts of the ruffians in Kansas had been so ruthless, so far beyond all precedent that an exaggeration of the feats was Impossible. Murder, rapine and plunder had stalked through the land, and the condition of things there was difficult to be realized. He asked the attention of the assembly. He came not to make political capital for any party, nor m the orator of any candidate, but simply as the re lator of the wrongs of a new and promising land. He a aid he hopedm awake the sympathy of all classes in tenet of. that-Territory. , Ira his po litical life it was well lam he had been a working Democrat, and that he helped (he hoped God would forgive him) to elect the present Ad ministration. Be found many of those now working against him who formerly had stood Moulder to shoulder with him in the urn party. He said if any of them were of slow faith in the wrongs which had been heaped upon that Terri- ' tory, he asked their attention while he would give them the evidence of an eye witness. He said he had no motive to misrepresent. the &Balm that had there transpired, and if there was any thing requiring explanation, ho was ready to answer all pertinent questions which shotild be propounded. He said that Bums alone was of vast importance to the Union. Bat it was not only for Bums that this war was being waged. There is beyond that Territory region enoegh for SIX Buttes as lugs as Pennsylvania. As cue goes, eo all will go. It is a contest fur 111 of these Btates—for twelve Benators in Congress, who will override the North, and usurp the freedom of every State in the. Union. But this is not all. Further South Ia New Mexico, which.will, by there proceedings be isolated from the North, and come into the Union under Slavery atm& au, and the North wilt not be allowed. to put a hand upon the first feet of that Territory an It oomes into the Union. He said it was then a contest for the empire of almost a contlnent... The South knows the value of this State. Oats they get Kansas, and the die is oast, and all the States thereafter admitted fall into their hands. Cubs, Sandwich Islands and Nicaragua * ere looked forward to, and once in, the South has the rule. Then what have you to expect? The past shows what the future will be, and those who beat dawn and murder your citizens .to gain the power, will rule in the rams way, and if great care is not taken, the North will wake up too late to avert the calamity. [A shower of rain broke in upon the speech, and the * assembly adjourned to the market build ing, and Gov. Reeder mounted a table and pro ceeded.] When order was again restored he proceeded to may that the great contest was not to be look ed upon alone in its aspect of political prepon derance, but in a far more important relation. The laborer was interested in the Lane. Kansas is a rich country, well adapted to the purposes of the farmer; intended by God to be the home of the free white man who lives by the sweat of ' his brow. A land where, when our Northern country becomes filled by immigration and in crease, they can go and lay the foundation of their future homes. The laboring classes of the South can't use it. No Slave State is full, or ever will be. They do not want it for the glory of oar Government, but for political power.— They seek to destroy its usefulness, and divert it from the North, by which the free laborer of the North will be bowed dein. Every laborer is interested, because when our States of the North become crowded, those who emigrate to new lands benefit themselves, while theybenefit those they leave behind. He askederhat would be the condition of the. laborer here at the North, If Slavery, overriding all limits was introduced here. Could the free laborer live beside the Slave? Would be submit to the outrage upon his righto? He said =lees a check was placed upon this propagandism that the time would come—it might not come to-day or to-morrow, but it will come, and all will have a solemn in terest seeing this matter settled. The ques tion wilt come, will you allow obis great heritage of younelves and your children to be ueurped and =reed by the blightof niggerdom ? Galax Kansan atm= ns PRIIIIITLVAIIIA-.- BPILICII or GOVl3l3olPantour..--The citizens of Union and Northumberland counties, Pennsyl vania, held a great masa meeting at Lewisburg, on Saturday last. to express their indignation at the atrocities daily perpetrated in Kansas by tke slave power, and at the infamous attempt • restrain free speech in Congress. The Rev. Reward Malcom, President of the University of Lewisburg, presided, misted by a number of well known citizens. lion. James Pollock, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, was then introduced, and was received with enthusiastic applause. Ile spoke warmly and indignantly of the outrages of the slave power upon Kansas, and of the grove offence against freedom of speech and of the representative rights of sover eign Statea that is involved in the grass manic upon Mr. Sumner. As a man and as a citizen, ho felt bound to make his public protest against these invasions of constitutional privileges, de liberately planned and subsequently justified by the spirit of slavery. He would adopt the words of another, and say that "the North would not, the South dare not, and a world Warms eats not dissolve our Federal Union ;" be would endure almost any suffering and sacrifice, except the lore of freedom of speech and of pests:nal liberty, to preserve the Uulon in its true design ; but to demand such sacrifices for even that end, was more than freedom could ever yield. Hr. Kunkel,' niember of Congress from this district, followed in a long mad able speed', and after the adoption of a series of strong resolu tions, the meeting adjourned. —Harriette/7 Tele graph. Tux Hun AND Son Dastocataar.—These factions have not shown ea yet any nay decided inolinatlon to smite their oganisatione. The Herds feel that they obtained the 'adage ground at Cincinnati, and are inclined to maintain M U a State ticket is ran by each faction this fail, the Bards will be able to prove themselves, by the standard which the Sorts urged at Cincinna ti, numerical strength; the Democrat's; party of New York. The Soft Shell portion of the dele gation from this State outraged the wishes of their. constituents, when they voted first for Pierce, and then for Daugbur; mid such bare faced, though perfectly characteristic treachery, will dlsolve the Soft Shell faction. A goodly number will seek associatlons more in accordance with the principles they professed In 1848 and 1850, while the atria° holders among them will seek to preserve their places by Affiliating with the Hants.—N. Y. Cour. dr Rag. . 11.1140/ID - CHAIIONL—The new Board of Di rectors of the Paella Ridisoad Company of Miss ouri, who are preparing to press forwardthat important work, have elected Edward Miller, Esq. of Philadelphia, their Chief Entineer, and he has accepted the appointment, and bar resigned his situation upori the North Pennsylvania Rail road. • The Direothre of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company have chosen Solomon W. Roberta, Esq., Civil Engineer,uo be the anoces sor of sir. Miller. Mr. Rebirth bee been em ployed for seven years past as Chief Engineer of the Ohio and Penuylnnia Railroad, and has resided in Pittsburgh, lqut u that work Ls on the eve of completion, he has now entered the Nor- Hoe of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Compa ny, as their Chief Engineer and General Super. Intaiident, Mad will reside Sin Philadelphia, ea formerly.—Phil. N Amer. . PIOTINITAIIIINN ON NMI Boarnowot.--CONITAII mmorza, May 12, 11366.—Yanterdey (Whit Ban. day) the belle rang for the Bret time on the shorn of the Bosphozii, inviting tho faithful to Protestant-worship. The chapel at Ortakol was opened. I. wrote to you before how it was en. entirely got up by prints subscription, and bow, unnoticed and unaided, the English colony of Ortakoi decided towave allsecterlan difforenote, andto'unite in building suitable 'pine of di vine wershipi they- hare complete 4 succeeded, and it would, be difficult to Watwo more ample, intend and manage to _th e I n f: pose, namely, to tern so • tampon:rebuil.. To it hi giant' Oa one ,of th e higto9t pain . tool the °Asko', commanding • beguilre lower part of tha lituTh=" and the Golden HOrn. FAILIJ2IO sum - /:• — The 0.13 W York Thaw, in an article on scams failing tram s l!)ft, ro „ marl e: , 4 , Bri doubt. lf anY cue Is aware of the number o f a ouses in ow merchant service, whose lives are annually itactiliced In this way. It Is n brief girord, and attracts no attention, whlohanpeare in the maim sports artru morning—Wit on mush a day, s seaman fell .from the jibboom or , the 101,410 ysid of the fine picket shin Blow hard, And wag - lost. Yet we venture to say that not lass Vimthous' ad common fall from aloft on Amnion ships 'anti yaar, sane In the dis charge of .their duty, as perish . "onknellod. and.uncoiled nknown.'!. . • A short-time slim a barber offered i reward of fifty Wars for the beet reaelpe for ?quaint ly rezeoliew aupetfloona lair." AIMS the answeartme 6110 forwarded by • istmtlemaa 111 /Gigaton. Wa give It: .Madertaks to klae a wattles wind her war VOLUME LXIX-NUMBER 253. TER Weems AND vas Iltors.--The weather. daring the put week, has been exeuslingly fav orable for, vegitation, heavy nine having fallen quits guere4 all 'over the western Stater, causing vegetation to progress with great rapi dity. The proSpeeta of an abundant harvest are now favorable. Wheat is 'l3s4ring-i, and though the head' be yet the groin - will ha: plump and , and the yield be good. Farmers and speculators who, under the influx= of dry weather and other adverse thitillaatilkank had 1 been holding back old corn, are not aradom to sell, and there in a large increase io the offer ing& The pasturage is good and the supply of but ter is .large, and eo far exceeds the demand that prices are lower In this rautetikan they have been for several years. . The peach crop ocitte over one-fourth an average one In southern Okla andindians, but apples crlid be abnadant....,9#l: tad Wier' era Imokwud, but "there Is time tbr them to come out wail yet. In abort, the ageicoltoral pros pects, taking them together may be set down se o b e e oo fo d; end t heindleatlons Just now aro fav r so almmdsathanest.—Cis. Prior Cur- CEMETERY. MARBLE MIER% No. 888 Li3erty SOW, btlow frfiruS PITTSBURGH, NIAT.THEW LIWTOII, PIMOTIOAL MARBLE MAHON. W ISHES n813(304'614 to Inforathis Medi& V V in/ the DooHalo stoona. Uri NI has lowed MS 100f.7 1. the r.. ........ m aumoooft.o. and Ws of *Tarr viziot nolocits. HoobamoS (huts 000.,. of .fa Yarl.t... n _r from; CODHO Table,Pie Bureau NA Width be Ix Vim= 10V EstabOthmont West of Hoi Hamm= Ms mom catiroly we, =4 tHoloarkote— Ito t. .Lo t io toml/4 ":"• =trulto, swim Halal Mvlth !WA,. I t l b tolgo c o =tro li Alw ri lb u or b = urt i soLlPZistdotto ; , l erowl. " " "e° ROL - Gaits Hoz, Ha. Wm Wilting; Jot. Ckdalote'loll,. Jain 118boostatior, Zo;;; Chooilonota.gt, H -nos Scott. Mao. - ' X 66 ' motto ZVel tn abor o s 44 ax : m 7p o lod t s o o n l l ip ioa wh aDto*.. en °Ube bets Wends, Atte ectesseat se . nt7 of HYdisuna Oesseed: water and bwienue Lore.d -Plaster Pm% both for Land and Stump Worl ell which he la prom, DELAY NOT., Ye whci Conceder a fine head of Hair VATURE'S GUILT= -ORNAIONT, I_ll but= Wm to. lets wt won% BUALP TON= which restores the et as ttke nap, taunt hen to grew en the Del and any tangency to web he Wins =tend thin._ IR - tor nine; xtudtbe p4I droxyletit sad brae se. w•Ltat, BLXTU BIRK tine doom Innen u nialthtlied. le. Meyer, Stout it Norganrotb, Sculptors, Stucco Workers . & Wood Carvers, No. .= Pens IL, sear Irwin; IFOIO LYRES of ell kinds; also Ornaments in Plastar of Pm% Whed ant Ilarbleh ate. tor Amarat• Mu both ino,d• and oat millings mer 41101DUcia and style Itznabibirtt ht. the shortast sloths. . • sp7;lld A.-Kr ebs & • • - LITIIODAAPSEIB ; No. 74 Tll44l l Btreet. Munich 141114114, IaVARY KIND OF DRLWINO EN -9t,1 -AND PRINTINQ insontn4 In Inn bad . polastalnne4 . Isin:0171 (41rEBIES- . . 60 Ws Loaf s N litl C :=. i l eAl l =berg • 456 do N 0 Molasses. psi= szolit, hi oak coopasso, 76 do 154 Jams WI dossthouss 11071S044: 100 Issas prime Greta Rio 007INg 60 pS47.thank sad Onsestlise 10 oole.lot 71. and Wm 12 tisont's 6s 'robs= 0 kegs sts. twisS Tobeass.. . 5 t 6 cs do tnrah 17544,0= ch. 1117: . _ 40 boys Nosy Pod . - Ressl Star . . RIM sztossossamt ca . Spise4464. The alms artisled I •711 sall ior Pr molt or miss st elms Way es I intend DAN-ft from boldness Is Issas of my lowslat .1417 . Past. MONTRONE BULTINDILTILYS. m 716 209 ino7l7.aseet, • The Taylor Aron Works for Sale. 9112L1S elegant Belling Mill; New - port, Is now °Wed for sale. his beantitally lecatad an the saes batik at Lkking rim. The mill hum 1 000 hat long Dr 110w1dAt !Nutria aught" ona at 10 lath at t inder and 00 lath atrata.and the othar 0 lath and 8 fad strata, with vamp, daetar. walai bui hiltnt to. In templets wttar. Alga a rah twang la att torn.= with 10( actan of grautaL t ool_ll tau dam! belaa natty to EastrabeTha abate dataribidpropetty will to wad at pOlOO Auction. on tha prwalata, on Wait. NteDaY. Joao ith, .at 10 A. M., rBl greviataao th = d rbrAr Agav POWII.DU m Dl4. known a o r n t a M t s . Kiel ta7sow Cannel Cold. ORDERS FOR CANNEO. COAL WILL . pronsktly MM. 11 dropped Ink lb. Mar tom at ens corner at Poona and Wood ts. at Dr. Mart Wraea 'tar. drattdadd rtraat., ornotna tam P.O., mat 8. Wataokra stork eon= of Warty and Warns att. Pins. burgh, and In city. at Lb* or rankL Dyer's store, earnerFederal M an O d Lowy* OW LL Largo Not pa OW S 2 60 ton doliiviodarp 101 o f D;Eot, do 226 " 2CO Tomo =thou ddira7, splo 7110. W13.1111* 00. COPPER & BRASS RSTTLRS—A full assartmat ol_ ail dm-a oar ma maaalbetang a warranted artlala. at 111 Wood at.. Yeall tr Stale and Waralkolua. • $OlO T.41.0E1110 t CO. OTTEN STONR-17 bblo for oale by B. A. PAIMMCK. A jiil easer Mal aadWood UWE MASS-150 lbs for _Bl _4ll 13 J4lO W. I ' ti ti. '. i; JS 14 :.-. • —This Ointment 214 Owner boo lawn. to &II bah* taro oftter. Seold tiout, nob_ Belga. Plookot Mout Llooto. timatorat JUM ic. A Job r a TTSBURGII AND ALLEGIIINY LA DLES' MUTE& BOOS, dr...—Misp4dltlisaa Of the ` of Comma Prayer... for eels at .I. , iparic..r. Wood street. by W. p.CO. lea Librealans. IQ, TAR OANDLES--Just received from Cin obsuatl. on coosisnosoosit, 2113 berm of bear, • :Wo aortas, howls by CUI:0.1..11 Gii/tAN AND FRENCH - PRAYER alS—Sze sal* at , the Depx=if Prayer Hoak. ita. 11•61 W. P. ALL 00. 1 , 2 3 S. A. ALLEN'S unfailin . gliair Be ane2 bbabacemar to be tbieLl cal et ODVISII-5 cads of odfish on canal ia SEEP PELTS-650 fThe_ep Pelts" ree'd L 7 and kr: male try 8 I I = 06 Dry Flint ' = arra SIIGAR CURED 11A3113-10 toe Rod reo'd ena lbe Pio by SPRING= HARLuxur.- YE FLOUR—a Ano article for e o ldla a ley UMW 11. QRAD-30 barrels for sae by i.e ALCIIIIYAL cowed& CHEESE -200 boxes for rale by Jai LIMY li. COLLINS WlSH—White riah, Trout, Hailing, Hack ael and Shad, for ale by 111 Rs If. COMM bbls Lighl WI r u e rt i t kt a 1)3, • lUM-100 lbs for sale by Jet • 8.1.6111411113 ACM IL BITRGANOT; ' namcm and Saves HINOWINE---200 on just reed and for 6616 bt J 6 4 LJJ. MUMS CO. LI %TRACT LEMON-2 gro Tildoceo just 1241 ned and ire set ti /LB MIXES t 00. NO. SUGAR-150 blids, fair to choice " I " u ka t .riarear.'" r engt ama meet: sta VilltAPPII*l PAPER-350 bills Straw erown, %Whirs sad amble .• • lamb by J. 4 B. I. Main a 00. am. Wood sad faits. rILBESE-50 po_noe_prints teo'd and for ealeby Wllrjas , Marty Bt. 2 1 04) t h , i y tui . l j .T : u s stFe, g ui lt N re:'d and 200 Papers Paper Pill IkurrFasst reo'd awl Ibr 211°L Pape = Willow Pill;:ae reo'd wafer ash , br Jse IBM "ACON fliO ULDRBS—DA mamom:b, '= CIEEES.-1.00 bus halm _net" sad for sa. by rk , "" • st. 1110T11911-B'oasko of No' 1 reed- end s of C - Nwolorizoit.zumbitt7st..l GAST . STEM. Mowing Scythes intruded _ Li too. Bountsool?mno.no otaltotos vii ... - 0144 . : , t. .S.W.N GRABS. Saythew nan ersAm ior article atr We as Jos a comas. Q A' :g• . atm article Ste mkt= bard Aid sort imam wartsalbd arararior to notamb ID IMI7 inceet,on PAs modas!. mr MOIL TA3I-90 bble in Ea* ansi for sal* grm. I ACIIN '.OOO • • - 81dce and m~ln stare sad !brisk, b 7 auurr. :gar.~.;4-Sr,.~~,.,,s:l;~y~ttT~ s 3'•~S 1 Ito White Wsz, ~ice nit% and for ode In. .1.6 11XXIIIIG =XL cirtnne • Powdered Blue,' =parlor :m -om, ibanitna'daadlbrov einw snoa. 5 .4 11 LIM 6 ORLEANS Sp , Ced OSEN-;-300 bbls No..brie lSoap Rosin **.bans:.... maw ,aLuAnDII eLIERILSB-300X0_ good Shaved Shin tiom la Ws by _ II it mom. Wawa. FLOITE-70hoics Sadly brands boadstroas seleetel sip by 3 ,7 E, _sus. sunoirr. riOn—cel vi lAPA OIL & u To w opt bbla Chew. jilvlbl" e**nt ran it aliii Z Q • - mi lbs e. ilm .u erj m (saaorps,m , nwlbiaingzos.dm
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