The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, July 29, 1856, Image 1
',ran v....." 7-1 ~`S .V `- ~ ..' j'EsTAtimigium, tri--4706. SUSWESS I bIELEC TO9Y• CIO% iDfllnradl3 AGIC.NOT and Na 10. eafpf! 8.4."• AU , azi Agility it+ es nost Inanatial onek Wog examardsi rimers both to 415 'o=44 nit. friAl le for 1858. TDB, PEI 't 0 and n Park Place, , .... miff impl,zrer gr. tinaTlMOr 7On Ets frc F , au ' / IVY Vti Mi I M) grati arnA c s \ •As 1 I.IM TallilllNG 4.., OfV, irriller ". .. . F 1E , 1 " 3446 1 .6 Am e t ra . . me4.44.4 AOL I VWLISONN t r ' itia flirstdr:W2/56 LDS. WALT i nem. , . II it 11 Pitt Ksas..ll•N Wet. The British. Plate' Glatt Cot:many. ..., BAVVVIRIAD, .445ai11381R5, ANOLALSI.• . ‘ ,-. Warelume for the United Status,''' ' ~; ~--, JOHN , R. PLAIT, WHERE. v Tv erer etive 'net Tact: Inn' beweed a full sasorenerne HuiteSuperka Poilsbsd Piste toe had std. • ts,iTmw.9 .. .ir, In. dlr. Daub Watt horn I V 4 . .. . if.•W c i t r a r: t ist: mes t... lTh MEV ikEl d ere dat• Plato elan ot' t.he Ool:Atty. a ta6g4.41, ANDREW & (302 d NI 13131" ON. RENO liANT.E, aottoii aiia Wools= Itlachitery .B47flidgerx3 .th• ' 61.1. 4C, nallialtofaXimaul AZ:lam NO. A 7 hub. 8;„ Ifteqi Yo_rk:' tiaLW7i =ON WOILICES." Stents,agines and Ban, i;EVAIIEWEIS "41r1r°& ' ght **wit: , , Mral24ll4°l?"',T6tls ' I ;l*Hatgles Patent Mastic; .13kirta. • OMATEFRANCE;.Itiii. Berotajt street, ITION—Notm aro ,fienutrusent. taw. Nava ft. 'rasa • albs indent- ell manstrwtarers ana "Ilan lir sillb•ptassenad =harp - --; MASON de 808. z - •; - i.-ORATE AM" FENDER MAXER,' 6 FIZONYSTV dom azioarmar. Mita TOSS: PAIRBARR'S PLATFORM SCALE& - nitderaigned Eaving been., appointed: . aidedri - Agents Par the We of theme ealikranal' otanifertored brLike priaSnallavantees . T." F.A.MBAZIKS & CO., Invite attention e the linvinesa tonimaniti; IW .. ""tirperiority *Mau Wales over allottai litretaboatee bats teen-enbieeted to the - TErfron tbe rrinvipal Ballroads atataar . pctiling_lao,Lanut taivicir branch of bwinsaatbronsboat 'rut a=o. sad their uniform accuracy ar-d groat darablit4 %avail:L*lpr train 'the reputation of being I'4o 4p; lapll WHICLI MEWS LAN. BS .AVA ViVijier4narett - to flit Orlon ie Z Counter, Partable, l 'retrinaVrt. Winos Mill. .llat, lialltred and (lanai Ii!*111e. ativorotallovv mt r u k7,.. , SenAil.ra , - • Pit/alma: pr 11111111.111101101131111111 b laiSti WORKS. =CIVILLY inform Druggi.r... 2L in Tarnisher onwarar Unit tom' bass mum masa Wm ansmad le Ms preparaUnn Nall dassap• Mans of .OmM and annex V ANNUM'. S. and ars nay me, Darsdloamspla ULM, tdacas and ins -public sesnaralni . lb latidas of the nsmr _bait manniastare, mad. th • assental. and rsionna Mtn Ma. go .us; my and on Übe nrarfororabla terms. - 6 .1 7*1 g V.. 2 at 1 1716 - anni. _ inaprom.noutorr. Thal; larillorMind mkt musanyrlms alto arm .of lb. manna mar, ..knamandAstna. muumuu& that no unno, shill Run thair soma bus of msprand and tasted ouIFLT. thlr bnlr ask Ito taintand *ohm of publicputzmus. Btri7 °OMNI itn } L'UlAW-w. . Mal l*" laud= aldunteco. Indaustiolit eon* .m Caelhib Onabla Tarn= th a 'err bast Inana. k Msnada swot. I L IStor Mut MOM* .131 th e first edam bows/. br Thom. who for may 'ysoug mu named • min or thiinOolltutguatolvnialiftmontl Maglanl sad &Oland. Itar dati•Otin•cisWa DEACIC V 4111511311 sin ‘Volsid PM. ; Menlattr ricommand Founden, Boaribuildrra. and • ldsouttoturets abut senoludly. - .14s peculliu• unallitan •FriglUnt'ong =Well lade): it Ostalins Ran tbass.radnst natal* -Mr /ma, astdAartkranis 'Mama O. laft=6.lollN ISW/A &MC Ali • .. -PITTSBURfiIt -006E11--FACTOMU stuzons......-,..au.„ -BIGBIOW aa. As • • , iarED 44;4 r s••ea 111 . - I 12 . DACHW • • , ZaisToNS, • r 51207. Vang 4 ttmederoutd Dewar 61.1.4104•1 crr.vm3ALE"GEOCEIIN. Produce amt Commission ER11211.4, 'AND IZi l mw4 - .2i: pittatriggh AlanufActurea AMNIA "g 9 —44sertY r dr LLRA ... , .1...1017. —"...laSr " * i - B . ' ' ...14),F4m7°7iiriti36--T.1,C9°011;013 lit' ,',,--,: i i '. 6 lE s A IND m i., - - 4- , , , -, !.y. ...;,....;;al4. vsgmekaiintattitt4 5 '':f - -nuall,ligu street, - 1 , .1„...., .4.14rn.-tertna: Gs . ~..... r .3. ''• * . " t; ' 20 '. - rr-E,i. . 1 . 1 . PAIN ' . • -- aiousOlf,,,,D, su m r Dzinur : r,..---- elmawcatktri to. Ty lifgw... ptly -'..5,....v. , 1.11 'indars•l',l......w---_. ~ MUM' ' ...........* 011.-,---6 • .... —atortnirsot I INIB<Ct NEGIMEIL P I .ERS ::AND 'ENGINE BOILDAY.b, ..maztilyurere . 0 0 dt 4 erti • Ni7:Elf...44stFler; tovir,tl , 7trov.szrame* B. N. •,' ; SOLE .5.1 i DB ANARETAILt - 7 :PIZOGIar; No. ttt Marty amok Heed of I 1nc4 . 1.2tt te •Cee a4 . 24.4 , 9ol= ni um hand and ., o4o, c Vtaffena= at id ' r=7:Viur=al. stent asuiZmildinr;,. I • Xrsjdohls.trl i gri TD46.1 to i%+wChem r:RI,I1 11 .0 111 %..., Am u l„ zrzp. labatifst. 11-1- , :- - -' 2 2 , l3ooTilLalllP 5H0E13,. , z,!.._ ;W - EC tt.I;EICA:IOI% , A7SLD. , II. STA I L. ratidatriber i66o6traNi. , .calls , the! at . ',Umlut' hip Maas szartfuletblla se tl nae I ttni..to las! ~. *cia of aull estrep...." . a., jj'i w = , alo P altaliyjrjaCo - rolifIII".1111u's mad 1 ... -. • Ilata.a oltra antl a ßtzt emia mseva!to ;but 1 : ' W* .i.siff to vstivottatir &slurs awl tbzwy ,eber viiiltilti 1 • ; .C.= aarrtientl"L-7AgocarTll4.noq 1142 Lade& - 7 a" ' Xig" t= Z lM ....esn c o rso it • . '"Vaatrift .b. &l a mat Y a . tt *. ''''' . tioloaollo WM ebes7 as sii7 - .,.......):4t forth* -7 11.pitrosetilatmitaxts 21 or 9=1151,00-1 ble kW . =14. P.4 1 ti t, be b litner 6... _ , . ~ way. is. Jiittet rt. behr.en Vat et bums /IMlth sf.;.' 4 ,lcußrint a Bu ..LAUDA/LS T 4 TAT/1 - 4 -. An"unßligAtha $1" al Tor, Pamil 1/4114' GOODS, 'ortial=r 7l6 a gs —i r d.-2612 "' "" au kit ita...es ;OCif itoves. Panders antFireircativ BON urn' stovz - wAmmuss.. No. kor "i h roaiw h t .0th• 6 ° 1 6 , -sta - i o lei g ? 4t3.4.F:r82 " "r " /I ' s: VJ ma= t.J.B.mtuatz. - Cannel Cog. `SRS. FOS CANNEL' COAL -MIX at 6 " 3' 4 1 414 * 1.0 {MUM of labs:sr azta W.X. 4 '+ J~'SftDeaf comae Ya4 . p g ~nA _leaaoatatr ire e . g . - lamb. lo illnrAMreitT. 1 f / i k 1211 tn Truiri ain -„ of /4 " 112 ' *tmer taW: Attstantb.o2o , wor TVs citiunA mad& th*Onuril Mak aadkattual.m Th nia dr ' 44 .ei.attaatalk - tresillas MI6 at the Amp= Slam Metal gravor Slam 24. ALIO 111. Pan 4.41=51 . 1. • a V r:Allabeu hisdas.sematalaws ' '-`-• 1 ‘ - -,-' A. , Krebs -&- Bro.. ; _ , tiltlf OefRARIIBBS; t i. I,.._urmed sayer. Amilaitek minding. - ~. IT,mx ..M.NE -oF _DRAWING • EN'. - atuNISO *SD PROtI3O isenteek In th• Vat 7ISILER7BELTING -3 faid o.li y ./lOYT all;:_;oraiaitabease seisatad Me tem farthsporpoisi guadm msoa lodue• minW tbsaMps amt.asionrsernatthatauds Wval4wri;_ivartm. mw_i_kairosessif tit_ 'SOOTTil)entist, , Fß triaeamirmlatiftew otua ' • T ATS ; Plmuberniid an Fite swath to irlyryi !street, astr inarrag 1104/4EMPlgiltrAv°ll42js - : 57h6111 # 4 ,= ea the tomcat Weed eta. etha.a aelatenasta sad all Itaziovel"- =MEN IdesufhicaarerAtt 'iron gi m u r eJlais,zo=m a t ni pr 153 UMIn4 5t1,7111 ;7'41, • es l4 'lll4 A l 4 6ll taint .'"TA4;Ft:. ... . _ . ,-*::, ~ . -. „ ~ . - - ...:.,:::,.- . . .., . . R G . 7 - .. . :- . . ' '''''' -- 2 1. - . 4- ,-. - , ;.- '1.f , ,....:;. ' ~ s c -n !, r f.- . !- - 7'.1: . - ',_ : : , „..--.- ~_ :7,7 ... .. - ..!-:;ii - '"-,.: -, ~.,:-.:1;.', 1.- - ,.:'.. , . r.' ':.: -...',. _ : 7 - - ' ' ' * ' . . BUSINESS CARDS. ATTORNEYS. aOSEPH B.lc - A.P.-, MORRLSON,. Attar mart om. 10 Itetty ktreet,42tra RO 2 ERT Atpnw atlt,•l:m. EBERT POLLOOR, Attorney at Law—, tktult of 1111M*34. Gaut stnetammeit• th•Oasal arm Plitatrarwth cay 24.713 TAKEST.XIII33I, Attinney at Law, office .) be stmt. neszthant. Pittemur.b. ittri 3;011 arz .Ifilchignxt General Commission and Callen ' ton Agency Mica, I'OR the collection of Home and Foreign Morsantfis and all °eta Money clahms,ln Mello& tat ma _lnsortmout and Paymsnt of Idonsyn Paysnn i rratas,Pormnsse and Woof Kul Mato and Stocks and Inntranee noentit • • iumnatalinVLßOY,...Detzrolt; Median. Reformou in Matson;M-41aisnanrioncr It Hal:um, Past. arm Whits 6,0 a., essotto Man Lonna, Stoma atmetuut ta. Watnna..Tro - diptas—del or -Mlcitigan front maptotatla Insursaes Ocananias. ran.l7ll: ICE A, .12.W/X'l3 D EAL End - OFFIOE, No: . 87 Front attest, M door fp= Eartst nwee hi late Mud. p . Ora. PIZ irm.ta. CosLDmoDsftT txrcoine sad lISTIN LOMB sa,t Real Estate dont, Stock, Ilgobandto Bill Broker, Van fia, 22 arth ativet.stare Woo& =gum, promptly sttwitlad QitIeRTEL /CY ARAm734, Secretary OW- Jk.3 sues kumrame Mxt&sr.lMTWatar. etnost. .N! M. GORDON, Secretary Western ram= O. Ys.wuioniteest. .SEARDlNEROOFYlN, , Agentforrnsralin 101Ai MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu taauaranaca OomDsaT. 42 Wain' Mon- 'DRUGGISTS: vacs.' I=neiG BR TREES 01TY221301% TO S. MD tt 03.) ,WHOLESALR DM:IOOI9TH. uo.'ao Roos amen: r...i.torsolr4. manes Xeca r tt u fXl;fit u enu. "O IN EAST, Jr, (suoceigeos to4as. BrOaf rtZeurenrkmar`ale.E."liiPaglanDarg:a: E . lttrich. • Mir Baingaz Azakt foe pT.Sord's Modlcine, 1;)HN P. SCOTT, " Wholesale Dealer in Drags, Alat.. OM Varnishes and Dye ainfe. We street. Pitts/Ant, •.-^ • ordain will Melva ototont attention. . Sir/seat for liotionckl Pulnionlo SITUP• ins: teas A FAHITZOO ./0 oI Wholesalo = i tio D ra= s tornar Wood Trout AEC; Pith. I. •., :13A01:4•1:, "... . 8 IM7I . in r t e Drcur,....p.sz. . - State. b1.1.,11 . i5....11x., xaux RErrER, viata.ar R n eril tenter of Marty . ma BIM. gnat BOROONMAKER •• & CO., Wholesale OP • Almada, Na 24, If calstreet.Plttetrats2l. .AOSEPH FLEMING, Bnsoessorto L. Wiloos U® coma.' y ta r Illszamallim. Maus, Meal* COsests. — Perttmaarr, and gertainittg Whim balms. Phritelans irrasertztkoas crust att max analstlyall COMMISSION &C. prwwewmm mkkrgat t rTs, Wool, Elides i gag r ae . sue, Lard, & UEIdESALLLri Oil AND No. 71 VW! Bt., PlUxbugh. Po, wlnsaulik. otto. Jorkterat Bk.Keies - Theenth... Bkßll. tack h ON aic IBS4L Begat k %MUM .7a Skta. St lava. 12matirldste% &taken. L Hoban* OnvoillyAuleetl. Ito dc,ANIER, -- uuommv. to A.& A. 111enum.3 FLOUR, Gliki AND, PIIODUCE. Catocissaon and Forwarding Merchants. No. 114 &mid K, Pettburgh, Pa, flag I. , 6catill+l2 • SPINEAR _ , .I.ON Desierin Wool, Proirlsim & Produce S. ' NO. WS LIBERTY STREET, z; . PITTSBIIIIGEti r•A: .- Joss Allivit. : . ALTNIngLI4 LER CO.• 121r.0 Q rroance. tt Commission . m•mcnan tg, - . _ • . I , TITSBUSGB` ItANZIJACTUZIRS, mi. 8 wo.d4s., besu-oenVrater and leraniset salk PITZIMUItOII. - - DAVID O. EXABST. ilovr,..Produoe, Provikair Asa. Commission MERCHANT, sarr Laerty ere. tea ; o=4 Pittsburgh, WlShia attantion. to the salvor Viola, Neva, Tani. Cluwah • Duda. Gnu,. D.d . inal4.7 HERBY S. KING. , of - the firm of ffuog Moorhood,) - CUADIESSION MEROILANT, imeAmor - Tri pm zzriz, .L&D ar.ocuts. 8 0 76 Water street below Market, aylD- _ mom 7- 77 -7 , A. A; /LODI% ocurgmiaMgratair cScuAtvr, _ chant of Um Mullion and Indianapolis aeuso • Comer First lb E'erry AD. littaburgh, PS. r r.r. NNW it CO., ILWARDWG gc' COMMISSION MER ,CTEMITUad Dealers la all kin& Pittibtra Mae 4.1. • Artielts. Load Plprazultllott Lad. H0..97 hot 'Plettputik. - . 5a34711154 . 6 "arm, ct, •" " " Ay C. 4 rtift t v irta t. • MMUS SEMI, ir4.-- - ...—. 7.4:...nriz5a!na.. 1 1. 1. ~,m,.._. 004 - holm& Groeirs, ' ~ i riVoltos tadtkaosolidca lieuguint4 and Maim__ pa Hao Na "L" • itnATOD : BB ;:WAHKEIOII67--13:ENRY 11. voumittorsratismteco.mar.owth.tia xmtjs=llMittabr LIVALTI - - - 11031.62.2.41,31 Z Imparter and Dealer ta reakaae• . 0. SI Xasimt -DRY :GOODS. - • 41182PECA0IL 3 r 8 4 CO+, Windeaale and Retail Donlan in 711111111111218, gitasomzeirs.NoPmzr azonz, • ;• Fenn 004 41 / 4 an. • IT Abritagot..bdAtkatiefAsDlasmiel.' air Agra tor Wadies Isms. inbllitr• a.'+'%arltarigrarViloara =roar. - Virden TOM' sad Oar °owls, 26 liftb nfni o nlY , it" BURCHFIELD; Wholesale ad Udall Dry Om% Marrebants, eal= Iltartb •4 Ola*ton, ,JHOTIEE, SIGN tc ORNAMENTAL ZAT r EN O G , Pia 107 Irokils..pipoet, tilting= W 0,4 IP 4 c VArrlsga, to. salt 6=l 4111 brim ilm44ir . Reloyal ? • vaalkanoTakt; war a t s . - -:1-,:iteato. r ,„, ir , A co,zro. 12 1 , - store t o No. 23, ir iv A -44.. a 4 5 .„4 our a Co.) cue n - tont iltds to A. A. Nisen staa . co .. 'ar'....-.4,llsAmilic"over 13" .....- . .- . . . .. • :...'i -:: ' . . --71 :72ad iibibit : "U• bu O ram HYTIVIMA w. . "1"817: 7 U= G A AS tan ... sn4 letilnEß vnig2VSZLIIIIN . - -... r to saseilstM ork , mans 'Etit.l"'santo T 0,,,,.. Ansl7 Al ia ,. .... thassiseElgt on S . 7" '.. r s li.s. l"l44ll lPAihr 11 " 1 .0. 4A ireirt 11.4":. ..2.41. 41 - I Pri ir3 I Aralllols T'r:pesty zor Sale, M Liberty street, adjoltdz' the Newels ntinnaperilimitt.d=trA , taros le, see* snertsatee tem tee% with 614 411111:10M010,blit.trat.....fetd vw. 0%, I .ltrarati a.aeo lradllllS go& inviiirtamat, :"11.111_ iMMUL ( X )4411 -; ABNULa &CO .ssmerstersi zwa rras e s a as 'Azimut , rs_koge 1.420" F I Nt u M - "LsLL' - lb ON hap:IWO i .d . • .. i.‘ ty, sty #.!1 . 4"." Tim : i tta in kiarektirtus. Am. "IIa nTrriTICBERSON Fri . • commisSfOtAatit imu l a for : lb* " " 4 tff 1i tk , 1 %...t a B awls sal vi.g & Itibso..4.otts --;...7.-.,......77:. •.:. --- '=r 7 7 --- 7 „ PITTSBURGH; TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 29, 1856. ANHERS • AND BROKERS BANKING :110135E8.:,7r: JOHN-T.: OGG:r •••-• • MOUNTEATMOILED oorxnumuao.. 0 2- Pet, " . UNIONTOWN EItOWNSVILLN . • M NEW. BUS , INSAInta . Awaits reedy tilloatlah . Drafta boned, add and collected. Zs Notes and Specie bought add mid Maks. Notes and • oast Beemitto bought. ad mid ai aandadaiktn. Omeroaadinmea and earlaationa =WSW, ALM!. as ZAZ01.........M=21:110:104 itiß A Mga RAHN , Banters- and Fa tima:we Brokat. Itutf Mid Gold sud_dessr sud Nolan nAt loans on LAM , ' or MeV Sou-no =M=lass .mtpory Notes. sad =nu 11111 s cos LA d. s onr and sell Stooks on Counutstion. lbli/10. Clans ands on all valuta In tas Wan. Mos corner of Thin! aad,Wcod. a tne masa* ateanieg note, 1:1147 NHOLMES & SON, - Denlere in Foreign . and Do:nestle Bins of Zzahang_a, Offtitleatea of De- Wank Notes and SPbel4 Ma Gd nub.% Ptrlel . Mar Calk etlocug mad. an all Us priaam elUu thrmsbout I:lllltr3Statas, • MAIVIIPACTITRING. eirrama .ONION= VOTINDRY. Alilchell, Berrom & Co. continno' the bnaineas of the Union lEt r Wasdry, the cld it of P. 121110014 MITOZ aOO No /94 Ltbuty at. _ They will mow Poeta= as mat, &large and general wortmont a IlaffElti9A, cootprtilug 000kill e g3 i tri kD RINI o ne rr tde Ovens, MANTLE &KITCHEN GI ES, llallow Ware, Wag= .Bozes, Peg Irene, Sad from, Tea Kettles, Plow and Plow Points, Mu and Machinery_Saatinge generally, Otaastel W PIPES of all else.. IRON & NAILN , OF TtIZ BEST BRANDS, awake:lades. Rick, tto:, MI of trhteliwut be sold si zwoorootorsts' onto& m 3147 ' Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsbnrgh. FENNEDY,. WILDS to 00- Nantes* Ismsof-.. • . . No. IL berm HI moo; ill colas ai lb Bed • • , : - flariXtses an =Do °f all kilal and diaereses's' 04k a gs 'ff ille se ens leardware Etc. of Lassa, 'rims I us. LAI Wood most, will two astuattor- ii23:11 . immix . 1" w'"i". ~. —....... ie5is sr. assin." ..... .. • -- . l iliii;i:T AM. BARNHILL ..r. CO., . 61 Penn et., .bedow Marbnry, Pittsburgh, P. .§TEAM BOILER MARIIRS and SHEET IRON WORSE= Mintutotttrera ot. HArthlll's Ptt• Boller. LevatuotivA Mud andS k. tler botlarA CALL. NA ~ -ft.•am. Mrs Bad. ttasts Otudamera. Balt PAAA Saga Pans. Ir,mt lattle, to. att. Ai, AlaatratAr Wort. BMW* and Pluton ltotti, don. at Um stArtostitotice. All ordeal from s &dam* pretz.ly LW. WOODWRIX, Wholesale and Retail lianuAletonr lad poslar 1 . 11 Cabbart Wars:No.o stmt. GROCERS. , Wei F. MIMI Shriver & .IHlWorth, WHOLESALE 01300ERS, Nee. 130 &• 132 Second Street, aietweecrrreeied Beetrim ' PIITSBURO.U. maim Wallace 6t Gardiner, SkROLZSALE DEALERS ID Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally N 0.103 LIBERTY or. 1.30.1; vp AGALEY, COSORAVE & CO., Wholo- LP on rcoen. 111 and Wocd arse; Pittsburah. szOMY &n.OULI3ERTEON, Wholesale wooer sal Ortualeden 11mtbeat.Derter.in frodece m 6 Itaintrertorta Article", pi Libestrifteet, Flits L-At'2l2 • JCILN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers Pi "aalOaccalle relm244l7s2.l73Woodarti Lit. anat. tts/A=lu 11.0BEKT ' MOOSE , Wholesale Grocer. Dente. Produce, PIM/rough ltlartsractrue•••4 . 1 1 as tout Licrautfarrrol Loma. Po. 311 t• • 'Omit. Du bred • very • re =Mb. UTZ .1M101.1311.--- COMO ROANDIMS„ _MEANS -IMltcopmeoes mars Wallet a aMeaarma_Wbos b rr v ms, In Ism runkmasi.uow..ll.a. and n asacemstarsm (=Num manse of Wood sad lessl w alUstarralm. : ' 49 aux g'an.s.,--rains a irsass.,....:.—warsu o. sea WOILLS 4 ROE, Wholesale Grocers and znaidsda Netreltanta No. 144 laluty clavet Pitts. Ent) .11FAT DLLZELL It CO., Wholeaola Clogars,;saalialsa Idirelaurts, Dealers la Perdssse MwDarsh.Fmasa Markesstaxes. xa 163 Liberty sues; MUIR. DICKEY k CO Wholesale Oro glo=.==usleiM' 10 11.1041.LEY,Z01)DW th diREP d ev la t.rutfria, Co., Wltep , . MMUF - C171115/MMN . . . 10 : '' - -0.-43001MAN4liticaesicr to S. Sid -8:4••k,.),Nlo:asolosoot E.WI Grata, to 600ia, Ratko on . and Pow iloosloga. roalsrai otzoot. Ott. door o Uorkst Mau% At simon. k. _ . gio RA' I:I oo . eller and gm, Caner, swam: to Dadaca t Am. No. t I !Luba I t A ' • 11 . 1 00 I ars CID. 'tationers, I. 150. El Wood ittootowst door to tlw °crow of Thl.rd ... . . I L. BEAD, Bookseller sad Btstioner, No ELL. 7$ Fourth tereet. r.ll. The Idlsura. MUSIC. &C. Jain H. Mellor, XO.Bl WOOD STREET, between Diamond All. and A abet, it PON& Glogton) PIA • 0 TORT.I. MASON A 11/01. EWA 140DEI. MELODRONS .4 ORGAN HARSIOSI. OILS, anti dada In Mosle.sel ling& Clco. .1.8 IL Bieber & Bro., 063 MTH ST.; Si of the Golden Bum Bch Avmr7 for NMINIS CLARE% (Nur ortLsor %%mod and Borne PIANOS. arof Chß, [ART t XELIALA Glisurfar 111LOIOZONEI rail ORO AN Nolen Ifs ktorio sod Throiral bortnr frO • Charlotte Blame, ANUFACITUREE and Dozier in Piano / Fortes sad laipontre of muds and argleaJ SoimiKrat for th• HAMBURG PI&NQA. also lt& EtALLIT,DAYIS & 00:8 Scatonnkaca.wltb and •Ith• vat dela= ttscninsat. may 2 118 Wood sit. BELTING Patent Riveted and Stretched LRATRR%Z BELT4Na, from the Manufactory o of Boit, Brothers. ,rrnw rrts.: ryo the Belting of this manufacture hue been awarded the Gold Mendel and DWI... fun , I 0 weary Fair and Institute throusbeet the United Staten the Mgt recent by an Arneeican Institute. Nelr Tart, at their bet meeting In the Tan el' 3.314. it le aim noire quality. item brancn orate badness beteg =wren ed under Lbw perwmaleu• of tea prbactroln their hedge are Waded by giesoralres at tYrdr own ircetrlee tonne. Insuring Medea:a:cm cuts and wares. Amused at their own Least Ma She bawl and. shoulders hare been 44=4 a returned to new Trot thorough , / tem.& freeb from Inta, curried Imuudlstart wet end dr stretched on arachinee with star modem Imptoremeni tatointed and !Mild /MA near penult CON. theta. ante berm 'MCA maks a perfectly even irerfeee on Loth elde. of the bend. causing pm: 1. rno w traly on lb* DOW.. .oUle i Tt i w r iffe ' r l y " t fa 1X: r h =ktll7furV to cottnn and woolen t, anufacturem eolith/ mill.. Dn.' makan_rawletr and placing ertatubdunents, owners or VAL Wile, cotton 01040. bleach weeks. dla i .punnew. In alert LUTZ Tigir „ertrtg!,';'=,""'rnity rtet Beltlng. for tale bill. DS [lrian. t i e . p cooelte tb• Woad of wood nalzu.ateasiy.o M.DL iANO E. D2AtJ2I Ilt HERBS,. LEATHER &,01L8, 233 .L.TBEJ/17.97. avpvite it< Atad - 41 Wood, A 101 l anortatgot of Iloyt's Leather Belting and Oils, lot Illsaleery aa4joal Can. alwayi oo haul. soliard Ninth Ward Property for Sale:. - I WILL SELL , on removable terms and coma at Own and Carroll epp=ll:ll l l7obbe San aro bindromoly anat.' ad - for yrlvat• radolanoss.. • Mao, threw LOta. <Mr atlabortz and Baldwin ira...2.6 VW Dan t mech.' TORT are fticalatad for *Harr orargo amino/ Musa or for foal dapor—far man brought bt tat rano& or tba Oantadarilla BaUroada ' Also. wan Litta, Dorm. of antler and Wilklat ampodra_tbo graandl4 Wpm - trona. Sacral/7. A , Of ton. nook A Hut. That an mall lafttad to • mozdaltory or n&iabritdialLa=ol lar Lcauirrds maim - d 4° 741153 B,VeCIALN ILS Übe DANIEL 31)331YETT: ff:ri , ' , .fr2TSI F ER o c f . Yellow Rocking ri.ll4-=2.4irmtregstrgh.thr.' "" 11022.1 yd• __ fARSTINA_ J TE INVETERATE AND 11A ll Artstboonalsgrummo not orditottlo l•treriftrtiltlb44ll=recur bit r7I Pi tt Atfl772= . l i r, I d e I ID D v ""1: Silo= eubstrio= 11121Gif of food. taireesoo:to mo le r:lso . e snd nay ;roared. The rubteriber I. fully sootesintrd Arab - to embattles stul will girt astimetary Information t U o who may lt Irto wiluilrable trade for duper ' J.i 1111 AD. Agent. JoG • Methodist Boot More. 76 Fourth ;‘ I PENTERIS PATENT SAVES AND RE raIOILOATORS—The mated. meat d =Ala ard em dant wild* far bralarriaz lea. bad at the mos time er ns tba brae Cof tbe la to UI ether artlelaa b*Dt mtrzdAts=lbed.. u tr ev d c. fyr ..t otla br tiksjai=tacofor • - belt-mateng ,ancl box Must nSubsoribor having purchased tho ex _ ogrigh WAY t P. .1. - Johnotoici Patent Do: and J. /111.tant Boirdlosting ; atcoothlng Irmo. 1, now aztoutrroly ircurogedln manunatartns Ito nom In con -maim with trocibrs. he honp ca hard or his onctorcamocd fedora 0t.,. - ormolu Anchor Cotton . N„ ki, .l. os ad w.c.di mooduhloce of Ma =mum Tailor And NIA Irtim.ro bo. 'odd rorcoctrolly Invite Lb. `Watt= or ornolow. doa• to and rho pelado to moral. • *Want 'O. anorlducion, Amer . AootGARD TOT IT& LADIES—D. J. D= eds aoldn.Priodleal Phla feCtSki. Meeting Inaralmitlos. and =awing otatmotimm ea bbe•tma4n l , Wee. float Irtarrar mom She-some named Qotdan / iDe have bean wed In the mem4 pniatei o r pr.rmpsoto vox TALI/ Yens with enceses In almost am= mee. end It le oar IM ‘2l: MWeet' sololtstlon Thonratulsof Lades mho hem enemetrlgly amertheso. that ha talnduere to mite = pm Sis, .. 7= i tt .. A . rt aier..i.: l l= ; eamplahota may end in Lb* oboe. PIGZPITAIIafIad relic) "Ed •21 aWsmet goers, D. D. WICKII2I 3 Ate, at, Ul Mut, A. CSLUSLB' D - APPLES; ; tiokilata ir lS i ttra m • ..,...-, 4 1' .-;‘. NEW YORK 'alm - a'Mw.UMr VBSSADBTV.BSI EN O, aLte A z a aroya Anracraawno:. No. Sae Bradway . . _ _ • Iron Furn NEW YoRKFOLNDBY, BAILING T. i . 1 1. ° 1 IRON FIIBNITUSI WOMB furnlah all kind, of esat and wrought IRON WIiBIS for BUILDING& A Ceder var ie ty or pattern , for :Ton Balling tbau . Ober eatabliahmant Neir Foamed tho largest rnentf lbotorr of lova Furniture In timinilad julargrov BANDFOUD t TAW 61 Oren at... N. y. AVi Tr ent! -T0 00N5 TIVES APLEYSIOIA3I of hg, dtanding. and formerly •Profesfar In oat a the Bleated loam, atlas muster, .sae retire. from maim moth,, who km been auffering item Prananary Meese, disco,. oted„ while traveling-In &nth Alllrtea for to health. • mire for eamytion, Bronthith s. Colds and Gevral Ckm Debility; and being swersthat Cough thousands an .utkring and dagg Leon this roost dradfal of all diumeo. he Is desirous, from tto principles of hurnaza• on:miring knoan Mit most nimble remedy. Upon receipt of Fllteen Ceram in Postage Mama.. or Charnre, he will send • Recipe. with full dirctions for making and soceessfully ruing The amount roahlred it et °° for pottage, and the payment of this advertisement. Alarms feiftsmdtnTv B. r. DBITHBOUOII. M. IL Bon SX.P.th. Brooklyn. New York Coratehaßie. BAG MAN,V,FIC-T OR Y. 125 - tiro: Street. B. B. CLARK, MANUFACTURER AAD DEALER IN Bags anditagging, SNABURGS; Shooting , Duck, Flax and Cotton Twine, its , Hiss, no= Novi", dr.. MAIO with Orshs Bum B GS, Bos=leas Bugs, Vous lart itte ia Dosissoul usiti twit° order snarl? tor th eir ow . ',ex . LIMIT3B.IIt of bards= is Isom 166 of ruckus dw i n u , sod our custom= tea ban SZY=lttn the? =or wish Put to typo without extra °crontr7 lietehenti ate haltedio ssamiritour stock of noun! Boos, clue lessoless }Aim of all ihs brands of Dot% am KIT tal.)7 Crusburts. t 0.,, Dril Se Belt Pastors supplied with Item *Adm, printel to order. Pr:Melon Dealers supplied with Upland Boot Buss, Our rs. 4e, sisks of u=ln as=set ehith. We Imo new dealer. elhainiest enthste Paints, Oils, Glass, Burning Fluid. Campheie, Alcohol, tto, DOBB k• 3 SN, EII9 0 HEENVICIt INTSET, (cenvir of Jar NEW YORE, Welt Bud= Mier and irW/Lignadi D n .., RE now selling the above azticles, in eon .oopleta alOrtaiont or Mori. Dr an L ia OIL Oriszhea, Giza. Oiled, Diamonds, Mlle irod, /rend, Amnion Xisso 10, &tiptoed that Mtn. groat Induortaeroti to Deafer! and Ctomosers. say2floadv Fur the 1,000,000. U. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY, 90 Thompson esmet, N. Y., ANUFACTIMERSOEMARBIE MA N TLF.-9, TAMA CULUSIII3, PEDESTALS. Manna. lirmatel, and all th an Marbly Shia article. • Mob is* preparation ofilarbla Dart, ebamloally combined mimes! aore, ai as to ba moulded Into any form and color; by vbieba marble am to toomoftco Musa at leas than !all the toot of tha =ma nn matal4 wbite it .aria It In Mimi:llllT sad beauty. Unlike Mar. Weasel holt and Slate. there In cm aortae eon, Um noted running Into Um rams of the mattrial, while no vandab la Mod co vivo toroiporsl7 buotlto LBO nubs. nap 110. tram 18 to ltda. SAW Topa. dloodirally dump Illahra for tha Lanufalure aad ofaberre ibr It. different Rate; which 0111 Imineure neon. to than Interesting themeelem,_:litlareaaticm furnished on application to PEOLUltirMest... , or 007.011 LAMA am eTtlir .014 French Window Glue. • EDWARD P. DIOKIE, 144 Chambers et e N. Y., Tao doors went Hudson Blear Railroad Deno; bt)FFERS to Dealers andCuscomers hio eel stratsa brands of Trench Windov Cilam on &ears hot.... Parties erlablesaalbriastlon will forniabad with yriees =receipt of their edam*. CUNika cot to any saakrsa patters. and pardirl Ina of chart.. saitli STEINWAY L- SONS, 611.1111•41(11111REILS M eMtB Waikar Stmt. NZal 111010T.U. KR TOLL ESPECTFULLY alit the et,- ib Una. of Ma pal:Ala to Mats splaadld anortateritafauo•graadabstamare PYn which. tar Warm of term, alaatlrlty of toady to t 4t flalah.la Wel awry Wag that madman Plano arutuntryoasa4; They TM the raa far bath kinclat coaxpatltton with tha moot dllsthutilabad 4aakars tam Dortou. tialadalphla. Nam York as; Ealtjtaork NEW VIII3MPIL—IftgasWar • sees hava .haat hero airarant th••IIL3S Promltrat BOLD =DAL. Omer all roavetltori)at law Pair anise Arles*. looltata. 017 Ital Palaro, , for &to BUT Elsoodartca da7 cel&t:V Etaf____Pnae, • .ER IMMO PURPOSES, and far lONI.- NLa k batb r zziTT and pp i rhnia alb , the s u p nab thL in DOODIAZYMAAtt NUL biabutbetetted sad rota b QI.INN PUTMAN . ~az.n.n.txr st. Nirsi TORR. air Orders brochttlinbea fur ell sand. of 011.71 rOW. Din of the chest arpterrett ttrabdo. LIMPS 3111181- TIONII. TIM WORAZ. anir LUG NILS, ke.• be. ekoli-dlie BCHIEFFELI3. EROS. & CO., IMPOST/MS AN4 VRAIERB Drum Paints, Oak 14101, ?ft/ornery, Le., 170 WILLIABISIL, New York, NVITE the attend= of the trade to their ta. Le. vezinolsteck of Drvit., Pants. Oil,. Perfams - Istadditcattodpamro=l-z:-.;ortaaan qtbt+re p rerm se. .ftWs4 . l44ll4 :maVArs Dililri.r.444r=lksr NO to triktvni 131 A% etraanketrwereme. ext,esomew In yammer byt tam. min toad. Tromps att.t.Soa Jelb-lry Iciiwo4-144 TO BOUSEKEEPERS AA Le DEALRRS. THE 110 PB MILLS, 71 him, mut, rod tl was ream Zia, Yana. Protewal 0.„1t.... 113 Prang vow; line York, feetoly. N00.2h,.37 era htl Lledelon area, Jettry 01hr. Propnewn of thin long cald, well y known 42.7) di' 411 PSTAILLIZLIPIEN T. Ootithla• to paz• it. but Mormon-heal itnodere to 00 , to. o Dread. Remit, Tea mhhothir Otte*. so.— They eso nurareldwru.A. coo., I.a mazy ouur Ua of dotty oae to weary ItrallW they oder topook the roost rwoostable tor= t.ita mot to desist, who revue. them. It. J. G. 151.1A10. 4.ll.—Cononmm advistl to tooalre for Copt Muse ar tide. 1....W1Ydr The Ade= Igepeeu Compan y. Pittsburgh, Roe/aster and New Bnghion Exprcu. k 'OR the especialfoocommoclotion of the aro tortdatlon sienehe lim of the °Mous/ Penn ey max 1.11,0.1. byttratt rittaburgl? and Bur Brighton, whom Intimate Mellow syd , sonlai re.t.lans neut. Met Anshel, he - Adams Rentweakatattly bars made EA &me:mutat *Ph lb. as. to enable them to pet a trusty tl , 07 an the Mernimodatkm Trai4 who tatil let. chugs of all property ind burins= properly =trent. at to him. The Messammernil hers an lion bale II the fisaarline Can fur ths depute and I. tar seenety Jewelry and other valtiatle. Us will leave-Star Brighton by tbslio,ing Two, roman la Pittsburgh and Allele.. ny City during the day to Mend to mien sweamissione as may be soturetwl to him, and Mann by thy hutting Train. with tie (kads &Al Gocualeslone asscutol, it will be hie duty to 1 . 204. en trip Ph Pamela. m eet ardeu, monay, te whleh tell to dellysred to ra - mon after the arelirebsf the mate at. the AMWAY CIV Depo t. U. aril •In ream. o*itt...mba mow ye to to dvilused lerile alt.-entstuumkats latelllysaco abtaln inthrmation.and Tetra lonible-ordwr pods. and mime ttenn-malts purchaft. bile to =MIL Mtn • 7•• Pirr alpine to • steam engin. Ail VAN ea.. will to de. livered or ealts/ for In them. slum within reasonable distance. wltbout att. dugs. but tc Immo meh dative. aga 5'.8.0,...P.0g1r or print. houses. At W. tlists-no. all =tar will to lell with the Sutton Asant of the lisllcoad trinket. when M 1 Droner Dartyle uot at tits I.lloa on of tto Tulsa, to mein bit goods The charms Mr earrylm mekeips , , AN and toswims 'renderedM by the emengtr. are intsaded to be Within its. 00.11216 Walt& When thi itarsof the businem sash sato admit of it nodal greentents will be = la de. Am tbus Krueg so er fa mined I. sett!. his bAlt i and bur luss O ulally with Compny. 4 t o . oar to roue°, ma line w pings ant tux NM to Iv tit 111 tit. omit tote for I.E. pay, he beano di unties In the matter. ELE.NIty H. IRWIN has*. appointed Mumma.. and will nommen. his 1.110.0, .11.3.15 y. Xi, Mt. olttetti Va Vartill. Dittencreli-el foorthetrut eambeny fray , ..-Tblegrith Coln. =tiey /Pa.4- U tri.bielonablin RotAcMsr-blr. lino-Dr, Chandler. Nos sirightm-Mr. Umpl. OranAnars_Marant Oa, Pittsburgh. Dm. '.9 . 1 J dese•dif TONICS WDB'T DO! TII.EY neva did do fore than give tempo. eery railer and they turns CIL It la beau" ta aces teeth the omit of be Aimee. The sires of all :gne end bilious dhow tbatmcip hark poles. ailed flume or Malaria Nentreaw this retro* by Ito NAT. DALL AleTtlffrfit, end alichnem caused by itdirafrpeare at ores. Shade.' gesernal 41110 Core is AMUR. to idalslis. and ofrreover I o perianth' Indlniste Ittedleine. The artillette of lb" esieWsded chemist. J. Ir. Chiltrn, of New Tore, to this effect, battenhad to ererY battle, tare- Ore If it does m gcodtt nut do no bona. Tale te more thou nee br Who! Quinine, arsenic. or ear tonic! in or !stoned. ILI tlwir two I. sotto's, to Um =altos Ma and halved, Ollffl LOU,:, which teem allow, • pawn to ee l f nett way well for • eagle fromint. lo 14 butratke thew , troth, I *anew raws• extract' Rote • letter fort reastred Jant • "byel taawlr aw Ihra Jut. A. aneDVA• EM-Deay fRn L NUff .124 ble. 11 et bona. the Curs am . .d lan lesni ore sad iimipio , f , v , r , foot ;puffs farce with the public" as being ng bettor awn using aulabse—ant briorlng I presume that remedy they used to Mary train; Cfulnine, contained th• Drag iteelfl This (needy, (Moan a. - Smith's Tovir, ‘ ”) would invar iably aims an am" Ma It did not cc= 16 and It would Rest nturo .14. car, agot. Thu 000 eIIVIMISUIMII 1 deemed to yen War, in welt lostinote • test camper. lona betwant It tea your CUSS 'fb• felloving la the result Thm venous bole lour Cm. 'lief which were caso• el "Quotidian Internltuat ferer,' of connyweake etaodina. They bed tried Wolof, and ether remdlee. oomionaily =Wing • chill, brt it vs% foe In all nob meat dowly weerdou shun es, and laying thothandation ofothor sad smear tcdelerallim !did enmesh in &Moffat • reelleal cure atoll thrse of Wescott, lath your Moody, and they haw, not had • call since. In ell three of that mire the "Proith's Tonto' had been ruled, "ad ve9l4, U table stated him!" to fig% but eta a vadod or two ha 4 Mrs& it wonidreturn. _ think tam nit Deno rtlfficultr caw in hiring to your .nre the rentagegronnd of only other relmey new In caw hue, A. to WILLIAII BUMMED, "I D. trhodee , Fever and Agneconk or Antlieto to !delude, the only harm.. reined y esistemer...eluelly entaln sPrevently• Lll lOW* Tea It when yon feel Um chile awning no and you will nun hare • single one. JAI.A. ALIODICS. Proprietor. rcarldszoadt. L Fold. by Jobs MlteholLUeo Ogden. Oen IL ROM, l ickateloun. dart le Druszisa irnerrall•• st , 2l-3to e AIISPIII LOOK 8. ',Stock add Note Broker I 'to. 02 FO WITH AVM,. BOMB, mortgages, Promissory Notes and 2000.1nn Collateral, neerglated Mack, Wight and on Clogslolan. ilarlng. ritenave innualotmel with Monied Roman s ma o W n taed tan RWnasn eWane entasteaa p 1 n Comnieroial Hotel, Coma of Gitod and New Levee, New Orison. K. STEEL would Most respept-ffla LIIV• rt.!, loarm tratettas Oublio Mid he ass.. *a the itheMsMed rrota, The tide ha moat!, sate:mow s tholoaPb ma* sad Is:tont/4 . qm! hill NM Watt op vitt nsw asta ma! teb=tair t'utat".. F 6 Ltar i t h ae issas m` to 74" cus.1 7 E ' Y th r 'Fblo l n tint th. mart* aft Vas RofoYbsop s to the lauxustlato skinny of t o taistalos Pet of city as wall, as Setup Astatssolirat to t Satostbsit Zopaisto,lbs. pasafibb:Ywabt that by strict stroatiaoto els. arson Olen pattualie mein that liberal Pstroopm that top rref bona bettered =CD WS Riiie of Bolted Per Ds), $l,00: . • ft, wnt .: eked wlttrlllasSim4 I kw - rs lofted. ~a O T ta 210 . balasslathsttl "" ' , Pattattp sad ,ruttio PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. TUESDAY MORN9IO,. JULY 29, 1858 k__ Advance Pa. e .ts.—lloreafter no sub narli.Uon will be taken Cm the Petlr or Weekly Gazette, payment la MAO 41 lidvenre. Whenever the time is op tp *lath the enbeiription I. paid. the paper will b. Invariably 'topped, unless the nabecrlptlon Is re need 10 advance payment All transient advercleinn, of every dentription. lel/1 be repulsed to • pall In ad yam* The only eseeptione will he whet-. a • - month ly af ''eras contracts are made. aanblass - - 'l3.Eiltrstoirgh Weekly thezerte. e enamel,' circulation*? our Yllnkly Grace offers to our • minims men a meet deelmble medium of makirua their . Ourdrculation is betereenfOur and five the. .. , reaching altooet Ora' merchant. manatecturer and s • k..pet In Western Pennsylvania. and Eastern Ohlo. Republican Nominatiocul FOR PataiDENT. • JOHN C. FREMON.T, 07 CALIFORNIA. TOR Vll3l PRESIDINT WILLIAM L. DAYTON, OF NEW JFFI73FT. Union State Ticket. FOR CANAL 001(11I88I0RRR,. THOIIAB E. COCHRAN, of York ton Ararsia °assail, t - DARWIN PHELPS, of Arms ag NOR BUINTZTOR CIEHINULI, BARTROLODIEVI LAPORTE, of BAdforit Vrom Ms Now Torn Cain and .Ennultne Colonel Fremont's Slanderers, ,„<enaLtrnsn.) _ The u ‘ u t e gr etton here arises , whether, having re ceived in igenoo of " the capture of Califor nia and' die totabliehment of the neceesary civil Go onto" by Stockton and Fremont, it was not General Koarney's duty to remain in New Mexico until he reeedied further order. from the War Department. - Be this as it may, Kear ney pushed on for the Pacific; and when within a day's marsh of it was nearly destroyed by the Mexicans. He loot 18 killed, and had lo wounded. Among the kilted were Capte. Mooire and Jrhneon, of the let Dragoona,—Captains Gillespie and Lieutenant Hammond wounded.— General Kearney was himself severely wounded, and the command devolved upon Captain Turner, who succeeded in eonveyiog Information of their perilous position to Commodore Stockton. Lieut. Gray and two hundred and fifty men, were promptly tent to their relief; and the General and hie wounded officers nod 47011)0ut iteo, ware brought into San Diego in &arty. Ho woe of come, kiudly.xeceived by Commodore Steekt.iii, who immediately eurreedered his own quarters for his occupancy, and twiny offered to him the command in chief of the expedition then being fittedweot to recapture Lie Angelee, and propo sed to secompany him as his Aid•da-Cerrnp.— General Kearney deblined accepting the Com mand; and in his turn, offered to acooMpany the Commander as his ,nitt! The simple truth le, that . the Navy Department bed tuned to the Commander on the Pacific Station, precisely the urne orders that the War Department had leased to General Kearney; viz., in the event of cap turing California to institute civil governments and report proceeding'. California Ter captur ed by Fremont commanding the lend forces, and Stockton, the senior, commanding the Naval force; and thereupon Stockton appointed Fre mont Civil and Military Governor Of California. Gen Kearney wit• Abe 'calor of Commander Stockton, and could, doubtlees have assumed the military command upon his arrival. But this he refused to do. He waived his right to interfere with the position of affairs fettled un der instruction from Washiugton before hie ar rival on the Pacific, and recognised what. had been done as Being in conformity with what As would have done underhie inetruetions if A. had captured California, instead of being captured by the Californians: 4 as he certainly would have been If he had not been rescued by Stockton's men under the command of Lieutenant Beale'. He not only recognized wh.t bad been done by Stockton in refusing the command of all the for ces to California, but he actually offered to serve ea Stockton's aid; and finally, did accompany the expedition 113 Stockton's second in command— thus waving entirely, aU right to command in person. This being the fret, the very grave question arises—could he at his pleasure, re sume his authority at any tame, thereafter, and make Stockton his junior Ip Trffstd in, ..his having waived his right to eorrimedd - ort bit arrive in California, we quote rbe following film: Cotdroodorer toottoo'o. teari --airmriAroar*,.b.itreripi which tried Col. Fremont for muttay.^in refusing to obey Geo. litoreertroratirtrofrerlie'had Made blmeelf, by his own ant, the subordinate of Commodore Stockton: Commodore Stockton testifies: After General Kearney arrived, (on the 12th December,) and in my quarters, and presence of two of my military family, I offered to make him commander-in-chief over all of ns, sod of fered to go no his aide-de-tamp. Ile said no; that the force was mire; and he would go as my oide-decamp, or accompany me." We oleo find General Kearney teetifying as follows : We, the undersigned, were present at ► con versation held between Commodore Stockton and General Kearney, at San Diego, ebortly after the arrival of the General, in which converse Gott the Commodore offered to give Genera! Kearney the 'command-in-chief' of the forme he was preparing to march with to the Ciudad de lee Angeles, sod to act si ads-de-tamp.— This offer the General declined, but said he would be meet happy to go with the Commodore as his alde.de-cemp, and amiss him with hie bead and band. " WILLIAM SPIED/3N, IL S. N., "SAMUEL MOSELEY, IL 8. N. "Sell Duo°, February 6,1847." Again Commodore Stockton testified that, at a subsequent - interview, a few days afterwards, ,Ye made to Gen. Xenruey "tho same offer, in pretty much the same language, and recedred pretty much the same answer. •'I found Commodore Stockton, on my arrirol at San Diego, on tho 12th Deoember, 1846, in command of the Paciflo eqoadron, haring novena ehtpe, either two or three, in the harbor at that plane. Moat of his sailors wore on eho4o. Ile lami &seamed the title of Governor of California in the month of Accost previous. All at B►n Diego addressed him as 'Goren:tor.' I DID SDI • Commodore Stoekton.—“Com. It, F. Stockton begs leavato add, &e., that ho wishes to be un derstood as meaning distinctly to convey theides that Gen. Kearney was folly Invested with the command of the troops in the battles of the Bth and . 91h of January, subject to the ordeals of him, the witness, as Commander•in-Chief. Most and nearly all the ekeeution of detalln win confidedto Gen. Kearney as szcose In command." "Re °maid not attempt to enumerate and specify the .many add imporient acts 'of Gen. Kearney as sweep in command." "When the troops sari red at San Bernardo, I made my head-quarters a mile or two Is advance of the camp; and I sent to Glen. Kearney to send me the marines and a piece of artillery, which was Immediately done." "I ordered the troops all to lie down," dte.— "Af:er having directed the troops to bo formed, &0., I took the marine guard and two pieces of artillery," to "On my return, 1 gave orders where the different °Mcrae and troops were to be quartered; and °inns= the same /fog," &o. Lieutenant Gray.—Questlon.—Didyou bear an order from Commodore Brookred on 'the Bth of January; in the field, to denerid Kearney 1 also, state the order end all the circumstances. "Answer.—l did bear an order from Commo- dore Stockton to General Kearney on the Bth of January, on the field of battle. The enemy bad been observed to withdraw his gene from the height. The Commodore directed me to go to Gen. Kearney, and say to him to lend a equate and a field-piece immediately op on the height, to prevent the enemy's returning with their guns. I went and gave him du order, and on my rattan to Commodore Stockton, observed the division or ignore of Gen. Kearney moving towaids the hill. "Quaition.—Did you bear that order to °an tral Kearney In your charaoterap aid-de•oamp to Commodore Stockton, the Commander-In- Chlet! “Arratrer.—Yes. "Question by the judge adootals.—Do you mot- loot the words and manner In 'Wolk you deliver ed that order; did you deliver it.attiet Galeria Kearney most have received It eo en order, or merely se a euggeation "Anneer.—l oarsied it as an ardor, in the wranl respectful way. How General 'Keeney received it, I, of course, cannot any. ffn did not show, by hie manner, that it weal disagrees hie to him, according to the beet of my recollect= "After the fordes bad been paraded prepara tory to the march, and I was about mounting my home, General Kearney came to me and ineired who was to command the troops. I said to Lieutenant Row , prat lieutenant of the Oyanei would command em. Ile gave me to under, stand that be wo Id like to command the troops, and, after soma f er conversation on tbo sub jeot, I agreed to ppolnt him to the command, and immediately sent for Lieutenant Itotran„" But it any don t solos as 'with° cannsnided et the battle of s Angelss;.tbat question wO &Milted, settled y thefollowinai honor killed and wounded ' eto 4:loimodoir Stockton as cionienindorinfi? onto of elik rJilernie/ :_.::7 OWlLOffiooll—Lloßt. Amory, who , sooompaolcd .11e anal) , to California, and was by him, poraitted to lot in the capacity of Acljatant.General. CIDEriD DS LOS ANGELIS, Jan. 11, 1847. Sir : —I have the honor to furnish a etatement of the killed and wounded in the satiate of the Bth and 9th Instant/1, and also a report from the senior surgeon present John S. Griffin, January B.—Killed—Artillery, 1 private, (11. 8. seamen.) Wounded—Artillery, I private, (volunteer from the California battallotn) foot, 7 privates, (11. S. seamen;) matinee, 1 private. Total-1 killed, 9 wounded. January 9 —Wounded—let dragoon, 1 private; foot, 1 oGier, (Lieutenant Rowan U. 8. navy,) 2 privates, (11. 8. seamen;) Califo rnia battalion, 1 offioer, (Captain Gillespie.) I am, eir, very respectfully, your obedient servant, N. H. EMORY. • Lieut. Topographical Eng. and Aoting Adj. 01:112. Hie Excellency ft. F. Btoakton, Governor of Califon:do, &o. Again, Mr. H. Racsoll, a witness before the Coart, teetibed as follows: - • - • - Extract from Proceedings of Court-martial, pp. 821. „ "Hr. H. Russall—a witness—Answer.-4s before stated in my chief examination, I was: despatehtd by Lieut. Col. Fremont, on the even ing of the capitulation of General Andreas Pio°, commander in chief of the Californium, to Los 'Angeles, where both Com. Stockton and Gen. Kearney were, and specially instructed by him (Col. Fremont) to eeriertain by all means poosi ble who was in chief command, and to make a report aceordlogly of the capitulation cf that day. I called first on General Kearney, and de livered to bim a note or letter addressed to him by Colonel Fremont in acknowledgment of one. that he (Colonel Fremont) had received from General Kearney on the march. I told General Kearney my business, and was directed by him to make my report to Commodore Stoeatoo, whom he acknowledged to beink in chief com mand, and admitted to me that be had served under him as such, from ,on Diego - to Los Angeles. I accordingly made the report to the Commodore." Gn the 14th of Jt3nary, 1847, Col. Fremont arrived at Los Apples, bringing with him "the capitulation of Cowengs," by which General Pico, "Chief of the National forces of Califor nia,' laid down his arms and eurriladered all of California to Colonel Fremont and the Govern ment of the United States. On the tame day, General Kearney wrote a despatch to the War Department, from which wo extract the follow ing: Carman nig LOB Animas, Jan. 14, 1847. '!Thin morning, Lieut. Vol. Fremont, of the regiment of mounted riflemen, reached here, with four hundred volunteers from the Seers menlo; the enemy capitulated with litm yester day, near San Fernando, agreeing to lay down their arms, and we have now the prospect of having peace and quietness In this country; which I hope may trd be interrupted sgain." On the 16th, Oen. Kearney addressed a latter to Col. Fremont, ordenng him to report to him for ordeile, ethdio suspend all proceedings under any itistrnetions from Commodore Stockton. To this letter CoL Fremont replied early on the fol lowing morning, as follower "CISIDLD 1,1 LOS ANGSLIIII, January 17, 1847. . "Sin—l have the honor to be in receipt of your favor of last night, in which I am directed to suspend the execution of orders which, In my capacity of military commandant of this territory, I had received from Commodore Stockton, Governor and Commander-in•chlof in California. I avail myself of en early hair We morning to make each a reply as the brief time allowed for reflection will enable me. "I found Commodore Stockton in possession of the countiy, exeraiisng the functions of mili tary commandant and civil governor, es early as July of lest year; and shortly thereafter I re ceived from him the commission of military commandant, the duties of which I Immediately entered upon and have continued to exercise to the present moment "I found, alko, on my arrival at this place 1100111 three or four dayk einoe, Commodore Stockton still exercising the (muttons of civil and military gorernor, with the same apparent deference to hie rank on the part of all officers (including yourself) as he maintained and re quired when he lammed them in July last. "I learned, also, to conversation with you, that on the marah from Ban Diego, recently, to this place, ylu entered upon and .discharged duties implytng en acknowledgment, on your part, of - sepremsoy to commodore Stockton. ' "I feel, therefore, with great deference to your professional and personsl character, con strained to tray that, until you and Commodore Stockton adjlist;6etween yourselves, the ques tion of rank, where I rispeotfully think the dif ficulty belongs, !shall have to report and te ethe orders, as heretofore, from the Commodore. "With eonsideratiotus of high regard, I sat, sir, your obedient 1.31.111J2t, "J. C. PREMONT, Lieutenant-Colonel U. 8. Army, and Military Commandant of the Territory of California. "Th Brigadier• General 8. W. Kedrney, U. S. Army." Herein consists Col. Fremont's military mums; and for phis letter be was arrested and charted with mattcy , "disobedience of order," and "cen doct prejodlclol to good order and military. dis cipline." Gen. George M. Creche was President of the Court; and after a protracted scssidii — of, two months, Col. Fremont was found guilty of the charges referred against him and sentenced to be cashiered. This decision was purely tteulical one. ' and to enable the general reader to understand it, he must know that "the tutee and amides of war,". ere an Act of Congress; and those rules and ar ticles in many cases, specify particular punish ments (or specified offences. Thus, every officer tried for sending or accepting a challenge, or for being the bearer of one, or for lighting a duel, meet if toned guilty, be cashiered. Con sequently, when an officer Is charged with such offence, he pleads guilty, and the Court immedi ately cashiers him and recommends him to be reinstated. The President thereupon, approves the sentence of Chit Court, and directs that the officer resume his eword,and he returns to duly._ And such we senora the reader, has been the proceeding in every Instance whero.an. army of fl ter has been tried for being concerned in a Duel, front the foundation of oar Gored - mane to the present day, . The rules and articles of war —the Lsw of the land, define in like manner the punishment for mutiny, &o.; and If the Court found Fremont guilty, the law fixed the punish ment The question for the Court to determine was purely's military one; and we have no hesitation in raying that they decided It correctly. Col. Fremont knew that Gen. Kearney win hie' mili tary superior; and had he served in the line of the army, instead offs the Thyographical En2i neerr—whiah is a purely aolentille carp; and nei ther knows nor practices soything hiring refer eau to the !alienable tights of seniority—he would never have paused to enquire whether Kearney was right or wrong in giving the order he did. He would have said at 01200,—"K ear nay Is doubtless wrong in all this, and for hie error will loao his commission. Government will never mutate him la assumingcommand, now af ter consenting to not as is subordinate, Durthat is no affair of mine. My duty is blind Disc.:li onise ; and therefore, I obey my superidr leaving the cotutequenees where they properly ittaoh.' Sacii-we soy, would have been the correct mil itary course, which exams blind obedience to-su periors ; but very few, if any, officers of the General Staff, would have taken such a clew of their duty under the circumstances. And we may mid, that many officers of the Ilse, even, would have sated" precisely as Fremont did.— Morally, he acted correctly ; but in a military point of view, he 00EaMitted a grave offence; and oensequentlyi the Court Martial which tried him while they sympathised with hint in adhering to Stockton whom Kearney himself, had recog nised se his Military superior, and under whom he hiid 'erred ae &Junior, they conid.not, In the discharge of their duty under the Law and in ; conformity with their-caths, do otherwise than cashier him and recommend him to mercy, pre cisely as le the custom in oases cif Duelling.— ii Such a (tonne is rendered nee leery by the technicality of the, Law; but it ne er has beau, and never wilibepretended, Gist t in;any way degrades or,diegracee the officer so punished. Now betas go to the finding of the-Court and the sotiOn of the President upon these proceed ings:" The following le the President's order upon the proceedings s 14mm:soros Fe . 8,184.8„ I hate caret 01l , a record of the proceedkuP 0 mural court martial in the case of Lie Al John C. Fremont, of the rest. .Metit Otina - led rideasee, which convened at Waa ' Arsenal in the Dletrlotof Columbia, c Wad iky of November, 1847, and of _which Brevet Brigadier-General George M. Broths was President The Court Ind Lieut. 001. Fremont guilty of the followths charger, viz: lot. "Mutiny," 24. "Disobedience of the law commands of his superior °Mese ad. "Con. anot bothe predjadice of good order and Wi tt* alealaiine," and eentenee him "to be Muds nod from the menthe." - seer thesebtes of the Court append to the re eerd of their Prheeedinile, the followthg, "ilalir the Meow:enthuses in which Lieut. Col. protcont woa pined; between two °Moore of su perior eat* each claming to coramatoi In chief cdreuteetanees in. 'their , notate wa it:Wed to embarrens tho ind excite the doubti nt officers of Oftber-expetionce, Minn , tecniedood In Geadttlition or the impaled, I ~potiellena knit:on - I=4nm tar hi m !!!, , Moun !. . - , • 4, . • - - • t. VOLIThik LXIX NUMBER 290. • to the emartat of these acts for whin% he has been tried, t e 4 tanieratipted me:alien" of the Court resptettnliy rdoommend Lieut. CoL Pre. moat to the lenient consideration of the Presi dent of the - United States." GEORRE M. /MOORE, t - Brevet Brig.:Gen. 11. S. Army, tE ; 011111.8 F. RUNT, Lient. and Dep. Corot. Gen. P. TAYLOR, Lieut. Cot and Assist. Clam. Gen. Sob. R. L. BAKER, • Major Ordience Deparionent. lino other members of the Court append to the record of there proceedings the following, Tim .sUnder all the cironmatanees of this ease, and in consideration of the distingehthing profession al services of the wowed preview; to the hay. action for which hi has been tried. The under signed beg leave to recommend him to the ale money of the President of the United' Stater" EL 8. LONG, Lieat CoL Topegraphical Engissers, e RIORUL DELAFIELD, ' Major of Eln,gineers r W.' MORGAN, Lion!. Col. 18th infantry. Upon an inspectian 'of thiereeord, I am not !matted that the facts proved in this eeittbOa•-:. &abate the military crime of "multhy:2, , r Lin of ". opinion that the sawed and : third .chergea sun sustained by the 'proofsoind Mit the netearitthin upon these charges warrant the 'enteric - Wel the court. Tito el:117101 of Mt cool io therefoie orp- _ proved; but in consideration of the peculiar oir enamellers of the case, of the previous toarite:- "rione and valuable services , of Lieut.'Col. Pre moat, and the foregoing recommendations of a mvjority of the membem of the court, the, mop eltv of dismireal from tho service is remitted. Liens. Col. Fremont will, accordingly, be re -leased'-from arrest, and will teatime his sword nod report for duty. " J.AIdEB.K. POLL Lieut. Col. Fremont, of the mounted rifle reg iment is, socordingly, released from snot, and will join his regiment in Mexico. The .Gentrrat Court Martial, awhioh Brevet Brig. Ottn. M. Brooks to Preiblent, is hereby dismissed. By order IL JONES, BAIA. den. Col, Fremont thus stood before the country, soft dOrdputation had ever been made upon talmilititry fame; and what is more, Proddent Polk offered to promote Moo to Coloneloy. • That the gallant explorer, not looking upon hliseu-. tents with a purely military eye, felt Gott he had deserved the approbation instead of thacettinr• oflois countrymen; and therefore, he prodiptly addressed to the Government the following let- ter WASMIGTOX Cirr, C street, Feb. 19,.1849: hare this moment received thogener a order, No. 7, (dated the 17th instant), making known to me tho final decision in this inroSeinlL. loge of the general coutt-martlal befortpridahl , have been tried; and hereby send in myreslitinz: tion of lientenant-colonel In the anaf:oA,thAV" United States. "In dcing this, I take the occasion to seyithat my reason for resigning Is, that I do not feel conscious of having done anything to merit the finding of the court; and, this being the ease, I cannot, by otoopting the siemens, of the Preel. dent, admit the justice of the decision against me. "Very respectfully, year obedient servant, 'l.O. FREMONT." We have been thus pm:Bantu In placing this entire proceeding before the public, teatime In our jadgment,Ale is the only charge that has or can be made against CoL Fremont, midrib will be entitled to a defence; and we have endeavor ed to present the facts of the case entirely from public and official documents, la order' that our cotemporaries may have at hand, the ream:is - I for piecing thin charge in its trot fight before • the American People. The gravity of, the imb ject, will be our best apology for the length of our article; end we indulge the hope, that all who take an Interest in. the election of the gal lant Standard Bearer of those whey are appealed to the extension of Slavery into territory now free, will unite in making the people, at large, familiar with the history of his trial andtriumpb —for snob in fact, it truly was. While the Government was bound to Observe the etiquette upon which slogs Military efficien cy can be maintained, its appreciation of the merits of Col. Fremont may be gathered from Mr. Polk's order upon the proceedings of. the" Court, from his offer of prom:foam:44nd from the following extract treenail - Massage to Congress. "Oar sqnsdron in the Facifikatith the crops ration of a gallant officer °fele army ands 'mall force hastily collected In that distant country, here acquired bloodlees possession of the Call forMas, and the American flag 1113 been mind at every Important point in that province. I oon gratulate you on the enceen which hue Wm attended oar military and naval operations. "By the thaw of nations. conquored.territary le subject to be governed by the oottquarer dat ing his military possession and until there is either a treaty of peace or he shall voluntarily withdraw Thom it- The old civil governmeat be- I leg necessarily superseded, tt is the right and duty of the conqueror to oecsare his conquest and to provide for the maintenance of civil order and the rights of the inhabibthts. This right has been exercised and this duty performed by the establishment of temporary governments in come of the conquered provinces of Mexico, as eimilating them, as far as practicable, to the free institutions f oar own country." The Secretary of War, in his anneal report of the same year, (1846,) thus speaks of the event' in California: ..Commodore Stockton took poseeteton of the whole country ea a commit of the Ualts4 Stake', and appointed Colonel Fremont Goversoi. nnthe law of tuitions, to stenine the fanotions of tha t office when he Should return to the squad ron." • Ilar &airings Bank. No. 66 Foiflh &Wet, • Pima nom sons' :on mono, Ios:ow open daily from 9 to 2 o'clool4 six wan aus flatortow ottriact tom to maned stall MIA mat Issa than Cad Mat and a diTtlaut of the groats dactated Wet a rut. t Jain and Ds:matea. Intend was dictated at t*_.ratati ale IC J :anklet annum, as Os ant Daeomber. ms.ll o a as 3cl oranan =stabling au Cbs .. .rter. 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