FITTSBURGII - GAZETTE -----rrangrten B 1 r a. snmat a 0p.::—......... RtitlirPulreal:i•YlE.. ,, .. PITTSBURGH: SATURDAY MORNTNG, NOV. 15y 1856 PA(SIB OP IBIS PAPZIL. . I/Aga:Y-5M Dothan net smarm, Datable in .gyg ge ,,, WlgfiliTA-Two Dollars Der annum. In cuirance.- Jt ir la will t o i d zwollad an the following co game per aan tun.....-.—.;....-...........r. 00 - Tee Clan mpm a nnum....-.....;.....-.....,__ oCO P 02.01111 can be admitted into a club. where one Ile" t any roat . Officet at any time, b 7 cendlag one dollar. lirAcleanni payments Ire stzletly mailed. well the Per" . mopped wbelabhareat Is ant. callow liinieneww.l RATES OF ADVERTISING. • ,„ Imanzi,xe.oo Does of Nor paroll or chat..) ono Insertion- 0 50 1,0 . 1% each additional lnlantion..... 045 "Do taro .----- 001 Do i ts monthe.-----.. 10 00 Do ifs months.. ..... 11 00 • Do tw•lee months._ . - 18 00 Binding Cada. (5115 e. or leas i Tier - anntim 000 Ono dollar for ft.ch additional op. gnu% changeable at plauuni, (per an. -....1.,dnat0.) 001101,. ........ 20 00-- Buenos Fascia. —Tho 'Louisville Journal saye = that a paper is circulating bt Kentooky for signatures, calling on the Governor to convene an extra megaton of the legislature, for the pur pose of considerring_the frauds practised at the II: elections and taking some measures to pre, v t a repetition of them. The Journal does net gay what was tho extent of the fraudulent liking In that State ; but it hints very strongly that the heavy, milerlties in the river coin:ales of Kentucky, Indians and Illinois were strolled by voters who had no tight to vote in either, but who exercised the privilege of voting In the two that happened to be-most convenient ; There can be ne_!ienbt, ore think, that att im mense amount of fraudulent Toting was thus done on the borders of States contiguous to each other. In all probability, lllitiois has boon car ried for Buchanan by votes smuggled ovor the border from Kontuokyand hrissouri, and it is not tit;)all Improbable that Kentucky was'carriod in the manner onggestod by the Journal. la:thl3 State the amorint of illegal:voting was nemeceeitarily latie, the democracy hiving over rated their necomities. The October election, howeverpwaa carried by that agenci; and the immunity with which it was done admonishes our legislators that our election laws are lax and need revising in many particulars. The preser vation of the elective franchise in its purity i.e ono of the highest daties of a Republican people, Let us not be made the victims, again, of such flagrant frauds. Tits PAOI7/0 RAILICOAD.--A8 Wag •all along predicted, Buchanan did write a Pacitlo Railroad letter to California, but co late as to prevent its reception here before the election. Here is the "precious document, as received by the last Cal ifornia mall: ' • Witsarrann, (near Lancaster.) Pa. 1 September 17th, 1856. I To B. F. TrasUngton, Eng., Chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee of Califor • rda--Sir: I have received numerous communi cations from sources in California entitled to high regard, In reference to the proposed Pacific Railroad. As it would be impossible for me to answer them all, I deem it most proper and re spectful to address you a general answer in your official capacity. In performing this duty to the • citizens of California, I act in perfect consisten cy with the self-Imposed restriction contained in my letter accepting the nomination for the Pre eidenoy, not to answer interrogations -raising new and different koala from thorn presented by the Cincinnati Convention, because thattonven- Alen has itself adopted a resolution in favor of this great work. • I then desire to state, briefly, that concurring with the Convention, I am decidedly favorable to the oonatrnation of the Plaine:Railroad ; and I derive the authority to do this from the consti tutional power' "to declare war" and the consti tutions!. duty "to ' repel invasions." In my judgment, Congrasslostieseses the tame power to . make appropriations for the construction of thie road, strictly for the purpose of national de fence, that it hen to erect fortifications at the month of the harbor of San Francisco. Indeed, the_necteeity, with a' view to repelihreign inva alan from California, it as great in the one ease as la the other. Neither will there be danger — from the precedent, for It is 'almost impassible to conceive that and ease attended by et/Cb en treordinary and unprecedented circumstances can ever again occur in our history. Yours, very respectfully. JAMES BUCHANAN- The reader of this epistle, whe kept himsel f posted in the foots of the]canvaas, will be sur prised to lettrn'from it, as the people of Califor nia werinithat the Democratic National Conven tion passed a resolution in favor of a Pacific - Railroad. We have been laboring under the conviction that the Convention rfuoed to pass ache resolution, and onreferring to the records of the Convention we find oar conviction to be right. The resolution in favor of the railroad marveled down, and Fermsykania united with • Virginha n defeating it. So mortified were the California delegates with this remit that, al , thongelnstracted foraluchanan they garb their • votes for Case. One of them, Air. Brent, on his return home, said "The California Delegates at Cincinnati found themselves Idaced in a_ position where, In their ' judgment, they were compelled to vote for Du ' charism and no road, or tor a road and not for Buchanan. We believed we were compelled to adopt one line of conduot, and we cannot bat think, na Californians, we acted right when we voted for the road, and not for Buchanan."' "We indignantly demanded of Pennsylvania why she voted against no, (en the railroad reef • lation,) and then were told that Virginia made the defeat of the resolution the condition of her support for Buchanamo Snob Was the fact. After the nomination of Buchanan wasnffeeted, the following resolution was adopted at the tail-end of the Convention: ...Bodoni, That the Democratic party recog nize the great importance, in and com mercial point of view, of a speedy and eafo corn- Munication, through our own territory, between the Allantio and Pacific coast of this Union; end that it is the duty of the Federal Government to exercise promptly alt its Constitutional power for the attainment of that object, thereby bind ing the Union of the States in indissoruble bonds, and to the opening of the rich commerce of Ada • an overland transit from the Pacific; to the Mien elstdppi river and the great Lakes of the Borth." Thire is nothlog In this about a railroad— nothing whatever to justify a belief that the con vention WllB.lll favor of one. ft was a mere ()vision of the great question, designed to smooth , over the defeat of theyreviotus resolution. This letter of ,fdr. Buchanan's is, not only a small affair la itself, bat places him In' a veVy awkward SA well as disbonorabfe position attempt to falsify the facto of history would disgrace the paltriest politician; and to palm ,himself off upon the Californians as a [cloud of =t2tl of . 14 party Wlte framed trith especial reference to suiting tbp wen-known and plainly -expressed hostility of tbo South to snob a project, was (ha -1 hotiorablei atirl places hiss la an extremely trots • bloomy posit on. towards his - Southern rapport- ere, ney were supporting him on the ground of .opposition to the Paoitlo -Road while ha Ma "wiggling a latter to California pledging himself In favor of It lIPP Lunen. Vonms.—ln 18 counties of South ern Illinois, forming a large part of what is fa imilarly.knovm as "Sitypt"—the laud of dark ness—there are 11,186 males over 21 ycara of ago who can neither read' nor write. There e j i counties give Buehanan over 000 Majority.— Of coarse. The ignorant an eginded are just the men to be made tools of y such demagogues tte Denglas. It seems to us but natural and right that each fellows should vote the demo. crane ticket. A party that thrives on passion and prejudice ought to succeed best where the lii , eple are the moot ignorant. Take up the con. sus of any State, and find any county in which 1 there are large numbers of Malts who cannot zealot ,wriie, then turn to the election returns, and you will had that that county gives a large zossjority for Buchanan. The too, will be fouid proportioned to the sum total of , eich voters. I , • . Fin Clll:6l—The Chicago Trauna atm that "Chicago, among nit tho larger elate, Ia alone entitled to the honor of &log a majority for Fremont and Freedom. The Tribune forgets that Pittebargh, including her eater city of Al legheny, gare Fremont a majority of 21011-3 Majority neat io that of Chicago. The.latter did well; bat, happily, is not 1130:9:-. Peutqlvania Official •Fill. • . 3 / I MI3- M 02 2 1 F 10k: MI. Fteht 2.640 2.183 2.076 11375 MIZE 2, 7 7 -2,245 LTD) 1.225 24 416611 , 707.......„„_, 9,062 14.203 13,671 502 890 2,438 2.0 1 76 312 1.784 152 4,1119 1.037 1,112 394 8 1 1214623.---..... 2.394 61.969 6039 30 71 ..... L 963 2.761 2.658 103 133 11h1L.......... 2027 14108 44b 1,753 667 6,517 6,491 5.048 415 310 0,843 3,401 3,401 - 43 9 - 112749 ' 12 4 8 6 6 0 lig U 13 49 8 1' 3 1 2;987 1,666 801 661 107 6,081 I=6 760 650 93 .rtatiiie-r1499..--. 3,427 8,037 1.472 1,565 14 6,343 6,938 17.338 620 sn Crawford 3. 3 01 6. 36 4 4.860 4 41 1,802 803 692 307 156 2.889 1,440 1,239 210 6 2,668 1,700 390 1 120 653 3.093 3. 0 41 1.614 3 1.900 1,724 1,166 2, 12 08 0) 77 2 2.684 6.193 5154 22, 4,r - Wan- 3,409 3,664 2,446 1217 18 3,854 1.219 2,017 1,124 40 470 703 142 661 Groat -0,- ---.... 2,747 1,434 1.302 272 12 liuntingdon....-...- 2.144 LE6I 926 008 737 1,762 4,061 3,843 210 33 1.441 1.646 1,063 683 1.470 .7,169 650 609 -110 4.4173 3,410 3,819 in a l 6.791. 5.155 4,850 305 883 7.0 4 / 9 76 2391 2.946 2,848 443 41 Lalreence----. 0 , 73 11= 3.078 3.057 41 81. 1 10,253 6,608 3,016 977 3.125 2 634 934 1,700 70 ...... 1.441 1,206 116 989 61 9 .70 517 GO 57 12 2,639 3,701 3.680 16 103 526 810 812 7 40 Montour. —...---.,. 1,272 404 626 188 11 11106189120,27 .........- 2 ,134 6.= 2.846 492 1,773 11.7rthampton--- . 6, 2 A0 1.412 1,167 645 1494 Northoberland.-... 059 2,43 grAt 26-' pbuyabkii.............38,222 5:0,111 7,893 I=4llBol 2.115 I,ra 621 730 467 832 280 270 10 5 Potter 647 1,208 1,264 4 83/der 1,256 1,458 413 1,015 4 31 1.548 8,869 8,861 8 3 8286713111. -......... 7.035 4.503 2,188 2,115 367 domereet-._ ...... 1763 2,862 1,428 1,404 1 538 353 303 4.1 5 Tibi o 1 .386 4,549 4141 7 491 2,032 1,003 1.429 171 15 Vonanzo-- ..... -.- 2.157 2.108 2,041 05 7 Warne* -.__ 1,780 1.880 1,911 69 33 Wastromland .---- 6,172 4,435 4,2)3 233 06 ...... 4.289 4,471 4,234 127 128 6.879 8.012 612 3,300 1,001 W 70011210.. ...... 1,171 1.146 1.138 17 57 a,~,T,,.__....__.._ CleaiCeld..v~...—. Total. ineourdird . ... 229 368 'Y/2.122 But two CDuntle, remota to to heard tram °facially— Warm sod Elk, Warren gives Fremont 871 raaJority. sad Elk le reported at 278 for Burh+..an• Adding these to the figures above It tolork Eloctmsl Tic ket..... Fillmore etrsight,... 12=IM Joinfmajority agilmt • The shore lr the vote all returned by the Return Judnee. They struck rut etc districts, however, for ennui trilling lungs:veiny. The true vote etood., Bactuunin 1331; tnion 2335; Fillmere37. EMIGIBATION YOE run Pssr TER 1510111113.—Th0 number of emigrant arrivals at Now York dur• big the month just closed, as shown by the books of the Commissioners of Emigration, was 113,986, of whom 9,045 were Germane, and 050 were Irish. The total number of arrivals elate the let of January, awarding to the ammo authority, Is as follows, with a comparison with the our• responding months of loot year 1854. 1865. 1856. 15,514 7,485 2,344 4,446 6,123 2,223 3,768 2,063 4,684 31,148 10,195 8,295 54,078 24,177 19,006 "5,807 19,427 20,024 85,247 15,716 15,845 39,416 9,180 17,252 25,769 11,708 14,078. ' 38,878 13,342 16,986 January—. February .a March...... April. May.......... July. ..... ... August..... September. Outober 272,661 119,420 120,649 The proportion of Irish and Germane arrived einoe the commencement of the year, "appears from the foliose - log table: Total. Irish. • Germane. January. ....... .... 2,344 684 584 February • 2,223 220 424 Maroh.. ... -..... 4,684 1,040 1,205 Aprii 8,295 3,237 2,220 May 19,006 6,516 6,303 Jane 0 0,024 6,015 6,045 Jaly. ......... ......15,846 5;068 .. 6,005 Auguet... ....... —.17,253 6,080 7,789 September 14,078 4,28 G 6,217 Ootober 16;966 6,661 7,615 120,640 37,457 46,261 -7 11ke number of Irish who arrived at New York in the whole of last year was 43,043, and of Ger mane, 52,602. Lutiote.—The Chicago Tribune claims the election of the whole Republican State ticket in Dimas. Reap: • ”There can be no reasonable doubt, we think, that Bissell and the whole Republican ticket are elected by • decisive majorities. Those are but eleven counties to bear from, two or morn of which will give Bissell majorities, while those in which Richardson has hopes, cannot possibly overcome the (term thousand majority now so knowlmigod as standing to Bissell's credit.- - Prom all of those counties we have reports, though, doubtless, unreliable. Bet the foot that majorities are .reported from White, limn ilton, Saline, &a ' ought to bo sufficient evi dence that the polls to Egypt are closed, end that the voting has ceased. If this is the case, and the returns are not amended on their way to Springfield, we shall live In Illinois under a Republican State Administration for the next four years, happen what may at Washington.— Bet let not our readers be too confident. The Mau is busily employed in figuring out a ma jority for Richardson; and we have no doubt that ' other members of the Border Ruffin party are doing the came thing." A Run Orsorrmarv.—Tho 4, American Hotel" at Washington, Pa., is advertised for rent in ous columns to-day. It is an excellent house with a splendid run of custom, and being situated in a pleasant town which will soon be in direct railroad connection with Pittsburgh and Wheel ing, its business is certain to incteaso. Wash ington is a pleasant country town, with a Femsle Seminary, and unsurpassed public schools. With railroad facilities, therefore, it must become a desirable resort; and as this is the principal hotel in the place, the opportunity offered for renting it is one of a kind that rarely offers. TRH NATIONAL Eau.—We are sorry to see In the columns of the National Era an Intimation from the editor that his paper is not likely to be sustained. We can hardly believe snob a result possible. Now, more than ever, does the Repub lican cause need an advocate at thoCeat of gov ernment, and the friends of freedom must not let the Era suffer for want of support. It Is published in Washington City, by G. Bailey, at $2 a singlo copy per annum, 3 copies for $6, and 10 do for $l6, always in advance. The Wevfminisfer Berle. for October hau been received and le (or Bala by Oildenfenny & Co. and Miller & Co. It contains some very able articles, among which that on Buddhism, and The Property of Marries Women are promi nent. Fovnzcnt Gormixoxs.—The election of Bissell in Illinois secures to every Free State in the Union en Antl-Nebraska Governor' excepting Indiana and Californhe. Tbis is something for a young party to boast of, and indicates what earnest action can accomplish. Hor theatittaburati Gazette. Slavery and the Patent Office. It Is charged upon the Slave-power that It has taken poaeession of all the eiccs of the govern ment. This Is not strictly true. Lan general fact, it has left the Patent Office to the Freemen of the North. I have taken palms to analyze the Report for 1855, from which it appears that 1626 patents were Issued to men of the free Statee, and 186 to the peop'ga' the else° States during the same period. zhd;Qllgpi➢g table will show the facto in detail. FILIM STATES. Maine . • 21 New Hampshire-- 42 Vermont. ...... 84 Massachusetts NO Rhode lehusd 21 Connecticut 104 Now York ...... -585 New Jersey 80 Pennsylvania ........228 Ohio 120 Indiana .. Blinds.— Michigan , Wisconsin lowa Ca(lron's SLAVE STASIS. Delaware ....... 8 Maryland 80 Virginia 40 North Carolina 4 South Carolina-- 7 Florida 4 Georgia 7 Alibates. 11 IdississippL 9 Louislnas ... .. . 17 Arkansas. 1 Texas. ' 4 Missouri - 7 Teunesse Kentucky 28 I hair* examined the list of, Patents for the week ending Nov. 4, 1810. The whole number amounts to 40; 30 of these were to the free States, and 1 to the slave Stater, this .latter be ing for an improvement model in the Cotton gin by some fellow in Blissiselppi. GasnounD. DVATII or Cornm.—l& Cabot, founder Of the Icarian Community at Nauvroo, died tit St. LoaLs on the 9th root., of an , attack of apo- Cabot's name has been brought prominently before the public within the past fonfor fire years in connect en with his now so oloitstio enterprise and he has been subjected to moots criticism and animadversion. Tho Com. mollify at Nanvoo was founded upon the ruins of the Mormon company of Joe Smith, and the buildings occupied by the latter were devoted to the use of the !cations. The ago of M. Cabot was about '69 Yeare. In him, .the Comiunlty Ices Its Tao Aseva-Psniux dumb - cr._ haus° tto Pmcsa.—ne news by the Estop, is important , as regards the changing aspect of relations --be tween Frame and England... Public tumor. no longer hesitates to say that on Anglo-Anatrisn alliance is neoessa7, to counteract the threat ened alliance between Eaesia and Prance. Official -information being kept carefully from the public we have no means of knowing bow far these new, alliances have progressed. Such Mote as are given on the subject come from the Paris admeepondence of the Loadonjoureals The Tine?: Paris correspondent says: "Whether well founded or net,, the opinion is Tory general that not only does there exist a curious difference between France and England, en more than one point, bat stun that the latter has been completely reconciled to Austria, and that the former is now on mere than- friendly terms with Russia; and the Auatrians in Paris boast that It ie not possible for two cabinets to be on more amicable terms than those of Vienna and London. That a corresponding sentiment prevails between Reeds and France is equally believed, and a certain ex-Minister of Louis Phitlippe is said to have recently offered to wager a reasonable sake-that England and Aus tria on one hand, and Rissala and France on the other, would soon be more openly hostile. lit all these predictions the wish, no doubt, is father to the thought. If these statements are to be believed, the same rivalry that formerly existed between the French and English Embaese.dore at Constantinople is revived, owing to the alarming progress of French Influence, obtained by their great tolerance in Turkish affairs. Lord Strat ford demanded and received unlimited powers; it being evident that France had the support of Russia, of course England accepted the co-ope ration of Austria. Again, in the Neapolitan question France has been equally all along dis posed to act in this matter also with extreme forbearance, In compariaon with the more de-' cided policy of England." The Rotes correspondent quotes a letter rrom Munich, which says: 'England is by no means eatisfied with France, who seems indifferent about requiring from Buhl& the execution of the treaty of 30th I March; and England, perceiving this disposition, draws closer to Austria." 2t3.187 719380 At the rink (Daily News correspondent) of Ut tering what the Noniteor may perhaps denounce as an "odious calumny" I feel it an imperative duty to eay emphatically that, Instead of being in harmonious relations, the cabinets of Loudon end Paris are at this moment almost at daggers' drawn. The difference between them en the question of the execution of the treaty of Paris is most 60f10118, and, no to what is to be done with Naples, they are absolutely at !LW end ammo. The French Government, I learn from a good source, is apprehensive that England may be driven to occupy the Island of Sicily, in order, in ease of a convulsion in Europe, to give her aphis d'oppui equal to that which France and Austria have acquired for themselves by their respective occupations of Home and Lom bardy. I really cannot explain the approxima tion of the Engliah cabinet towards the policy of Austria but by the conjecture that diplomatists must have reasons of which the public, are igno rant to euspect a eeoret alliance between Franco and Rosie. I observe that the bard, the Rue elan organ at Grouse's, speaks now' to almaat identical terms with the Frenob Government journals of the questions on Which the French and English Governmente are understood to differ. Moreover, I notice that the 'Valle, anew paper, published under Government auspices, reproduces the following extract from German papers : "The Danube does not believe in the continuance of the Anglo-French alliance." The Paris writer of Toe London Morning Post takes a different view of the case, and says that the diplomacy of England and France, derpite the intriyup of a third POINT, is united on all great questions calculated to insure the tran quility of Europe. The Paris Journal dee Debate also professes itself aware of the shifting ground of the Alli ance. It says: .Europr an polities aro 'now subject to tangs:dor traneforecations, and the execution of the Treaty of Perle prepares for Ile each day soma fresh surprise. Ono of the moat curious in the retort oihation that has been accomplished between England and Austria, which the journals' of the two countries now confide to Europe. The memory is too fall of the bitter and violent pa lemles indulged in only a short time ago by the English journals, with respcot to what they termed the machiavelism and duplicity of Ans trian policy. But now everything is changed; the most important English journals—TA...Times —openly defends this very policy, snd tt asserts that the Cabinet of Vienna has the beet reasons in the world for not evacuating the Bannbiati principalities. The organs of the Austrian Gov ernment opine on their part that England hen no lees excellent reasons for maintainicg her fleet In the Black. Bea. This is not all; they applaud to the skies the particular claims acquired by the English Government and Ito representative at Vienna to the friendship of Austria Irg combin ing their mutual efforts against the union of the principalities, formally — supported in the Con gress of Paris by the first Plenipotentiary of England, Lord Clarendon. At Vienna the game is now considered 63 won." Tan London Times, in tie editorial on mone tary affairs, expresses much alarm at the pros pect of the drain of money which the Reunion railway concessions will certainly produce. Near ly £40,000,000 sterling will be required; and even if this amonat shoti/ be extended over ten years, it would prove a serious drain on the English Supplies. The Emperor of Prance Is said to have forbidden the Credit hiobilier to take shame in the contusions. The following are the remarks alluded to: "Full statements from St. Patersburgh re specting the Russian railway couceasione just announced are looked for With considerable anx iety. The hope is that the terms may be found inadequate to float the shares in our market, and that it will be necessary on the one hand greatly to diminish the sum demanded, and, on the other, to ineresoo the guarantee. It may be : presumed that the total of nearly £40,000,000 sterling Is contemplated to be ',spread over sev eral long intervals; but even If these should ex tend to ten years the drain would create a throe in pressure sufficient to produce many disagree. able consequences. Supposing only C, per cent. caution-money to be exacted on the whole amount, about £2,000,000 would at once, be drawn away to lie In the citadel St. Petersburg and form the nuclaua of a. new collection of bul lion to repair the exhaustion of the previous stock occasional by the war. That ouch a con dition even as this can have been acceded to at the present moment would appear scarcely prob• able; but, after what they have witnessed, sod the notification only n few dap; back that the Credit 31ohilier, In the millet of all the miachiet It has caused, has jest contracted to construct a new Spanish railway, the poblio would not be surprised at any results to which the oompati Lion of eager speonlatore might lead, Hence, although it may turn out that the engagements entered into have been of a much more guarded character than would appear from the bare na• nouncement of the concussion without the quol•- Stations by which it easy be accompanied, It In right that the vigilance of the public should meanwhile bo awakened. appears that the investmenC will certainly pay ff per cent; then, as Russian 6 per cent. bonds are now at about 107, it will be readily taken by all who can get it, and any expostuls don would bo as ineffective' as an attempt to 'e duce a merchant not. to attempt corn at 70.5. when it is saleable hafilark lane at 800. All that The Times can do is 6 urge the public, before they commit themselves to new subscriptions baited upon existing quotations, to satisfy them selves that those quotations are legitimate, and likely in the long run to be permanent. Lot them consider whether in the event of peace be lag maintained, the absorption of capital In great works all over the world is not likely to present opportunities for investment as securer nod more attractive than n Russian guaranty of 41, and 6 per cent, aid next, whether the prespeot of peace Is eo certain that it is not necessary be allow any great margin for Otto opposite oontin. gonoy. Let then recognize, moreover, that since that In is general tense, the idea of railways In RUBIS proving commercially profitable It as yet no where entertained, the guaranty is all they will have to rely upon; that the payment of this guarantee will depend upon ovary condition as to the mode and time of 'construction having been fulfilled to the oatlefaction of the Russian Government; and that the magoltade of the con tract takes away the inducement to that liberal treatment of all open points which would be probable if the amount already subecribed were not eatfioloat for the entire length of railwaye intended, sod a generouo course wore necessary to ensure the pradloability of getting the re mainder. The fact that, while an affair et this deuription is pending, every device Is employed by Governments and their agents to excitenon. fide= and give Saltine value to their existing rieontities, iodise important. Whoa a Govern ment wants advances of any kind it breathes nothing tint (fluidly political sentiments. It is further to bo remarked that one great cause of the high!prices Raman stooks have of Into years attidired`os owing to the; predffeetion for them on the part of the capitalists of Amsterdam, and that although 64 Influence on a limited market ban hitherto proved powerful; It might benom partitively weak after the creation of additional liabllitlee of folly millions ; to say nothing of it. root. Stale loans, which ace currently reported to he much needed, and which would perhaps not be long. delayed after the' railway subecription lists had been folly filled. Oa the subject of the faollitien these railways will afford Russia in fut. ure aggressione needed ' be said.. It is itri- possible, not t ant ehend that, while rsilwaye to othor countries rapid!) , diminish all temitintry , to sraihre, - the ootitesry 'prospect moat, to the case of Ruble be taken Into account. Fr= the Weekly tilts CalUbcola. Ott M. Ganerallummary of Californiarwin. . ... . .`.Nothing hoe occurred, durhog :. the put two , l.eP ..;_, . . weeks; calculated to impart any epeeist, interratt.i 'W I ' ISl 'Ltu2e's Celebrated Vermifuge to the news from this State. The .:eicitement .AbilitAvEaPlLLB.-4 downer conalnetlon, but etre consequent upon the action of the Vigilance 'P al.u tbefotbwtnawltt,howr Committee, bee abated with the diasolution.of Ittnelnr. from e-neele l ef " ti; nr eel'n%7 4b " . llW.l.Pi r': //r. that organization. Asa body, the Committee .11cLreola Ferraijiyi; and Zet:r illit,pt el= tr./I:m.120 oriats no longer; tkisegh, doubtlete, , the indirrid, It l ,T„.. ntuburf i b. I b'`'. far 8..."0. book ...4d.T4 ttal membens bold meshes in readiness t 0 act' deo inene a Ve r elterge l l t •L m at r eso b ' rl2 noir " ; ft its - Ten k os" l " . A rro t r i i as a unit, should any exigency arise requiring ti l r'l t .,, l ="4 l , g:l aw ' t l,l?,,: t °4,'" oo , m -o, r , f . their mutual ea-operation. 1 t is to be hoped, .tataitnt at tborams time, and bad been suffering for borrower, that no such contingency will happen, Tetrt o ts c orti t t ar= b +"= l 7,: r ggr= and that Ito present disbanding will be final and'tiv"PillSOThith oh. ~ .4 ..conlltur t , alr.ilona Th. complete. Buckle the earnest purpose and de- %Tit irat eel P t:r i mer: :VII% vw.g.ifrzf.ri,.;,'i sirs of the Committee themselves, and nothing rfee .....m t. health. ller names end residence can he r r h e a 1.. Ibsen. Protest. corner or Rucer nod will defeat this determination, bet GOON act on - atacroe'stratr.. the part of their opponents compelling the mem- 131..enzehasers wilt to areal io ant for Prl MrIANIOS bees to reunite for their own safe y. OILRIIRATIED VIGUTIPTION. tad take now. ehtp. All in this city, the Republicans a d the People's ether V "mir°g"; to comm. i.. are .ort-htm Dr party bare united upon a local t diet, thereby 11I'Leae's Varrolterce, also hle celebrated Lleer PM & ran Staten, be had et all reefeetable Drug Stores to the United rendering the election of the reform candidates .ses Canada. None genuine without the Monne for oar munielpal offioes well nigh oertain.— tore of nolfinlten FLEMING BEM There is also but little doubt but the legislative — 3 -- delegation from this district will consist of men pledged to vote for an amnesty set, and to carry out, generally, the view' of the party favorable to the Committee. Great attention is being paid to political af faire throughout the entire State, and how Cali fornia will east her vote on the =Presidential question is matter of entire doubt. The recep tion of the Maine news has no doubt acted fa vorably on the Republican canoe, and inspired its supporters with additional hope of success.— Still this does Aot appear to have impaired tho confidence of either of tho other parties in their ability to carry tho State. • A notorious highwayman, known as Tom Bell, has been taken and executed in Tulare co. Several reputed to be of his gang, have also been arrested. Robberies and murders have been. lees fre quent in the mountains for the tut week or two, since more stringent measures have been rdopt .. ed for their suppression. John S. Robb, well known here from his con neetion with the Press ' both here and in the East, died at Sacramento on the fith of Oat. • A Republican campaign paper, called the Pathfinder, made its first appearance on the Gth. The jury in the trial of Maj. R. P. Hammond; for embezzlement of United States funds while Collector of this port, failed to agree, and were discharged. A second trial commenced on the lith The election news from Maine Ron received here by the Republicans with great rejoicing.— Canon wore fired, and in the evening an enthu siastic mass meeting was held at Musical! Hail. OREOOII.—The Indian troubles in tide Terri tory have recently been renewed, and threaten to become more serious and extensive than ever before. Gov. Stevens, who had advanced into the Walla county, for tie purpose of negotiating a general peace with all the tribes in that quar ter bad been obliged to vacate the same, togeth er with such 11. S. troops as he accompaniedhim. num flicaaanne.—The last adelnes from Ni caragua are that General Walker had appointed Fermin Ferree, a native Nicaraguan, as Minis ter from that country to the United States. Col. Wheeler, the American Minister, wee atilt In poor health, and woo about to return home. Reports favorable to Walker's continued suc cess in Nioaragua are sent to the United States, and among them, is one to the effect that peace will anon be proclaimed. The following which we take from tho Panama Star, 3l October 23d, glees a different account of Walker's late victories from these already published. From a private letter received from Greytown by the-Royal West India Steamer Dee, we have been favored with the following extract: ..From the interior there aro so many contra dictory statements that really none of them are reliable, the most so is, that on the lltb, Walk er marched his forces to Alasaya, and when within two miles of there the allied forces came out to meet him, and after come skirmishing re treated to that town, where Walker received very warm reception, so much so, as to think Granada mare hospitable quarters. On hie re turn, which was most unexpected, be found the city in possession of a party of Chomorriets from Chantalee, numbering some 300, who had sack. ed the city, even Welters private papers coming Into their hands. and Granada was theirs were it not that in their eagerness for plunder they neglected the necessary precaution for defence. They stripped Walker of all his clothing and provisions, as well as those belonging to hie ar. my. Walkers position is now a critical one, end on his next battle depends his fate. He re ceives numerous. augmentations end plentiful supplien by every opportunity, nevertheless the desertions tram his army are numerous. In the last battle he was 800 strong; the 300 men who occupied Granada made bad use of their time, and thdright more of plunder than of duty; had they burnt the town Walker was completely ro• bled. The fel‘ Americana who were in Granada behaved well, defending the ordinance, guard house and hospital. The neat battle which must be fought at Ma• says will probably decide the fate of Citatral America, and were It not for the jealousy of the native forces there is no doubt en what side the ' victory would be. In teat they have too many Generals who quarrel and intrigue among them• adroit, and neutralize the good they might oth erwise be able to effect. From another letter we tako the following: Giurrrows, OM.. 19 1856. • ' Hoetilities were commenced on Friday week, Ithe 10th, when Walker, leaving a very small garrison at Granada, marched upon Mama witb-800 strong. The following day, whilst en- gaged In the aleph (if It may be so called,) be received intelligence that a body of the allies had:advanciedlry another road to make a demon etratlan on Granada, and findleg he had quit ted it had occepicd the town. liereterned with all his force immediately and drove them out; this news is' sent down here as a great Imo ores, with the addition that Walker's lo o s was 20 men, and that of the allies 3 or 400 men. It tu rns out, however, that this affair has been anything beta enema, and that the remits may be meet disastrous to the liiihostere. The 800: men who occupied Granada for 20 boon, withl the exeeption of the hospital, guard-house, and (they lay) the ordinance store, completely sack ed the city, carrying off bongo loads of stores of all kinds to Tipitapa. Walker acknowledges to have lost all his provinione, and desires that the steamer expected from Mew York might be sent l ' off instantly to Now Orleans, which was done adding that they most do the beet they could for money as he tad not a dollar In Granada. His own house was raneaoked, and he has not an article of clothing but what be stands up right in, and from what 1 can learn, the regular troops who csoopiid the city got off safe with their plunder, arid the only killed were some stray persons still engaged in plundering. It is esrtain that two Americans, a Mr. Law iesa and theitev air. Wheeler* (no relation to the U. ti. :11inister) wore taken with arms fa hands and ibot, and I was told yesterday that a considerable quantity of Walker's ammunition was carried off. .Porceerly Miniiirr of the Bethel Chareh in Kannan--Letter from the Widow of Lord Byron. APIDOYES, alooday, For. 10, 1856. To as Editor of the Trirjraph! WAR Sut I have jam imeieed from Loudon a note from Lady Dram:, (the widow of the poet,) to Mr,. Smite, of which I send you a copy: Oar. 18, 1866. MAE. blare. STOWL Will you kindly .undertake In transmitting my mbeorlption towards the re. lief of tho entracte to Kama, to Become this point,—that the money shall not be applied to the purpme ofprooiduko arvur It le, however, intended to an expremion of empathy with those who hive retitled opproselon at the hazard of life and property; and I wont but hope that ouch sympathy is felt at warmly by many here ea by Tours Mot truly. A. T NOEL BYRON The faciasara waa a , draft for 6b Pounds ster Raring had a the pleasure of a personal se gnaintance.with Lady BIILQN, I Ciao testify that she Is ono of the moil intelligent and moot truly excellent Woman I hare aver seen; and her cyan. pathy, good will and prayers for the canoe are to my feelings more gratifying than anyardount of money. I will eay of her whet was said of Mary In the Gospel: "Bhe hatA done what eh* could." I:respectfully younx C. E. STOWE. Important from China. New Tons, Nov. 18.—By way of California we have noticed news from Kong Kong to the 20th of August. The rebels had taken the city of Hen-Yung; also Hinton, neer Chang•tow. ' There were large boilles of the rebels near Pageboy, and the early capture of that city wan inevitable. The rebels wore alio making demonstrations upon Pekin. A dreadful freshet bad marred at Canton.— All the etreeta were submerged daily for a fort night, and mutt property had boon destroyed.— The great. Pagoda, fourteen centuries old, had been undermined by"water, and bad fallen, bury bag the Neste beneath it. A. great Pre bad also' occurred at Canton.— Hundreds of buildings and boats were burned, and two htmdred.men, women and children were burnt or drowned. Tho rift crops In the vicinity of Canton were greatly damaged by the froshrt. Many villages bad also been destroyed. DLIW—On tba 1 ::th &it, of Paerverat,Faver. lln.& A ktygag pyrEmioN, wife of Dm* Writsricn, Prlztar Willi. Ledges pu.m../ • . H. WEIGHT, -No. S 5 Mirth rt., Advent Narnt and Market it:., EiTTSBUILGU, Man nritotareni of and Donlon in ALCO .IIO4, ETINEEEAL, OAMPILINE sad PINE OILY, GAS YIXIINIXA,azd MI Made of Lune, Olund+Eirri, Cann. pQaf ifittlAii,ring, /teAllput AAA 112111 M 01100 IDS dens teenier st an notice. - Anr-ine "bank Oncrtopfti nartairir wook. don Ia7WIMIUN 1429.114 SPECIAL NOTICES. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES GLASER'S Celebrated Pemale Villa. Prepared from a prescription of Sir James 010 A.. Al. D. Mayalelack ExlmarDr...7 to the QD.=- 121.1.• Inislastol• 11*a*. istm.fraltaq In the cuts at aa thou paleatl cos dsnotroul tlDeas.a Ira4dant to Ito 1- male emotitutlem.. it mcderstee :wan...lee all rthatrcctLint, and wage or, the moth!, yr.r.nl via prohuity. The. Pine ihotild be reed two ter three wens orertooa to cozy Ithemenh they thrtlry the couetitotko, eo-d lemon the ettt• Sedum daring labor, euetaing the mother to perltorm he/ duties with pale ty to !remelt and eldld. In all wee of Nersouroere awl heloalAne" Ilion s. pain In the Book and Mobs. Ilearinees, Fatigue 011 Blight ram. UOO. Palpitation of the lieut. Lowneve of Spirits, Ureter lei. Wok Headache. Led all the Wein] dieeLeee osa lamed by • dß:entered .Totem. there Pl , le will eeleet • an when all other means hare Wed, inn olthongh le:neorAll remedy, do not emtarn Iron. eakanel.'satlosonr. or nor other mineral. Pall dlraotlmu Lecomranylng Lech package. Poi.. to the United States end Canada. One ItALvr. Bole Agents for thin country. L BALDWIN A Ca, li.er.rt N. Y. TUTTISI t 11101310, Manua, N. T. General Agents. N. il.—¢!,oo and I Tqatiute glOdOrod to soy an. ceded agent. will Insures bottleof there Pala by rein Foreeleln Plttalbergb.. by fl , klM/2:0 LiDk/b• c 0. ., of Wood and Fourth 0b..; JOH. 68RIa corner Poona and Bmlthlteld 4.1.108. PWlMllift, corner Dlamondand Wor ld. 'trent. and Drugetste ureteral!, de24.lrd4yrfrT Now Geneva, Fayette Ouunty, Pa..l V.boonYT ch Lk-. 1. Peron a th.o—l t to with much plenoure that 1 to. form You that I Pare oas doe , of your Vol ens', I mprered Yen:Wage to a &API of otlou that was: very mirk. I noneht from him Letwowu and 40 Larne Wormr. with. out nettling Wm In 112, leant, Ira rot. after reebve, ed hie he tit . PROVINCE. Dr 111'1. ere Improved Weer Pill, and improved Va. cob. Inge. aleki Dr. I. broth', Celebrated White Ciressalito Link meat, prepared misty modnr the supervlolon of Dr. dabtt, a Danner Medical andante and Phyrlelanof eaten 'lre prettify, None main! only As prepared by Dr. I. Beott A co.. sole Proprietors, Haat PIA., AtorgAntonn, V.. Dr. dlr. Lauda Improved Ur, Pins Mc Lan e. Vermin:lee Accompanied by certlAWA of O. All the stove Aledirine• , or Web, Dr. cow. IL EllYB/26 lid Wood strbat. WAnleeAla •7 vet JAB. P. PLEILINO, Allegheny. netts H. Beam,' who'. Ws Anent. Dr. Reyser's Shoulder Braces—From Plttebwlth Dloateh, Arkrll 10th, 1840.—For mnre then 3 roars pan we have con.tontly Aiwa the Woshingtou hue Minder 8111C11, mannfactor I .1 by Dr. Oso, 11. Keyeer, cf No. 140 Wood et.. In this city, nod would heartily recommend It to ail who are compelled to follow a redentary ocrups. tton. de ie have beam. remarted, in calling attention to Ito =elite, It anaviirs far a Imme and nonreader.., weight of the p.ntaiooas Wing 0 placed AM to continual. IT tend to tutu the shoulder. to their natural position and expand the chest. Bitumen, hundred. of whom Fie .nually Wu:v.l by the weight of summons .. .Mite.' should' also !maitre these braces. Be particular la pro curing the' kind mentioned, samara of the braces told are humbug, gold at gr. 0E0.17 IiZETSBRI‘ Whole-ale Dr i ttjal.l„.l4o Wood Bt. el. of tilt Golden Mortar. Age and Debility—As 'old ago comes creeping on as. It brings many attendant lehrmitleg,— The. Or. appetite and weak.o Impair the health, and 'ranter activity makes the mind discontented and un happy. in cases when 01.1 age adds Its Intinenes, it is alined inthandble to add vigor end health. and although many remedies have been tried, all hare filled. anti BGEREEAVR'S LIOLJAND BITTERS wens known and wed. in every nee when they bars been employed hey bare Invariably given strength arid restored the op petits. They have become a great agent for this along, i.nd era need by many people who are rtaffering from lose ratappetlte and tanaral debility. In Cieee of long stand. Ing chronic diseases, they act a. • charm, invl ‘ gmating the Intern, MIL giving nature another opportunity in repair physical injarlaa, dioczosl—Picurd against purchasing an Imitation. To prevent Improltion, he careful to a.k tsv Pesrhoos's H.l Jana Ihilerr. terSold at II he bottle, or eh bottles iv ti, by the proprietors, BIOTJAMIN PAO',idanufactur. Ins Pharmaceutist. and Chemist., PI tighoreh. Pa.. and Driaigleteatenevally. • soICdt•T Toothache is Instantly Cured by a few dmp of Dr. Re7rer•• Tootho A,Lia nartmly. Sold at DP. 14 KISER'S. 140 Wrrol etr*.t., ICE CREAM OYSTER SALOON BY MAURICE Kum. Front Ettalcithol aNinuraLD crnra, Foritft AND nuftemn Atax _ latlTEto I=l GROCERS, 122 Second and 131 Franz Screens, alyl9 PITTSBURGH, .PA J. M. LITTLE. MERCHANT TAILOR NO. 54 ST. CLAIR STREET, (Dr. Meter New DuiMar.) • 117T.411trY011. .PITTBBURGH, FORT WAYNE .1. C CAGO RAILROAD. SPRING ARILANGESIENT. Threo Trains Daity. Passenger Trains will ran daily, Breen madam am tllown • Loaves Pitt ernes for grestala At 3.00 A.H. .11.0 A M =MAO P.M. USW' Restllat for PI ttabargh ►t 6.00 A Al, 7.00 P M. wad 12.60 p.a. Th. Indus 'all =aka draw eat:M.lkt. se CrAntlizat With trains for Colcabzuk Dayton, ClndlanNA, ilederan tain►, Indlanwpolta. Mama. Bt. Lou!. and ►ll Wats wo roods aztondltut Wood ►ad Boctl.-►eat thraueb Ohl; I. Maas sal Eltnci2. Than theism from Plttenorah connect m. kimulteld with Trains on Parduekm lltutudeld mid Newark mat itor Chicago. Teed* mad handualry. OcomeetJorti are made at Alllaime with Tram! on Cleveland and Pittaborgh Road far Cileveland. Chicago. Timid/It mut BMW°. Parawegeme having Pittsburgh at 3 P. AL gm Pareluek7. Toledo and Chicago,bava the benefit of a nightle root st Mansfield Or Cortland, and arrive In Chicago early next fuming. Trains vat front Oro tllne make doge .111131,0tions with Irene on Penemylvania Central R. It. for Philadelphia Baltimore and Now, York. . Through Tickets are !sold to Coltman,. Barton. Clortio natl. I...a.Urtne. ht. Louie. Indianapolis. Bellatbotaine Chicago, Rock Lland, lows City. .Danufth. htttw.uki.. Calm. Brologiteld, 111. Tort WaynigHleveland and the SaillOtral elites in the Went. Through Tickets over tide Una May be bad at all of the above places Cu Plttaburch• Philadelphia. Baltimbrs sad New York. • The • NNW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN barn Niwßrighton ter Pittsburgh • at I a. 1114,11111 d Lame Pittelnirgh for New height= gins e. C.. and sK e. rt. sat Tleksta AAA hardier Infamation, ar;qy to A. S. JOIIN SON, ' At UM mum Mill, [Moe tbellononnahola (lours. , •Of M the radfral droot Station, to 011:0110.8 PARKIN, Volta Agent. J. 11..1100M er , t. 3. RALLY. Panetta++: Arent: Pittabearb; Uar 20. 13d. my*, PEMINBYLVARIA IBBURAHOR CO. OF PITTSBURGH, No. 63 Fourth Strout% Authorised Capital 000,001 INBUILT' BWLDIND9 AND OTLIER FR0P1,1177 Agaterst Lees or Damage Dr Fire. And the Pails of the BIS and Inland Ravirstion and TreompartattOo. _ 111410411& Jobastoo. edy l4 Patterson, loot. Painter, w. *tau nto*. Jas. P. Tamer, Geo. N. , . Smith. D. R. Puls. I. Grier Erma, Wade It ton, A.j i. j teMer.• Ira ' A A! 1 ;1 1 . ' Prealdant, Mo. WM- I., , GIINBTiIti. PeoretAry D* President, RUDY PATVIRSON. Treeerrar. A. A. manna. told Western Insurance Company - OF PITTSBURGH. Wi l /mare spinet all kinds of Flu. and o Rieke. =mom bflUatar That Bat % 3.14 EloiLnier J W. 1.111064 A. !mist Geo. Dande, Andra, Ackley (I._ • Hltalaab. KAU Etabtata. 0 tbatamt, D. —ham; or. LlDPlmtnt. Wm. 11:Abi L 41 m %. WA tons Lortltutkat by Dirictor• vOl tn. , 11 Mt antammati• Ida will Ilb,ally_ übaat an 4 prattatti Day, .attlismat tba thyrica. N. ttatat Stmt. Waal a wa Walt,llOßm) VP lisint. ritlabarg ,ELAWAREATUTUAI4 SAFETY INSUR- ANON ornow. s. R. am nor Th ird end "tata". 9IIIIP4tINdatANODA, On VIEDIMA Chettao.l , llN to edicrtsef the well. INLAND INSURANU • OnGoods e by Dims. Mrs. /APIs end end tee elegem. to ruts oIM I bis i t crits • . On inostesndlsescosteskty. _theithres.Dvalling Etsses9,Le. PWdsßeads gueel A Wdarerei l Egrall;! " ..:2;iol,o2o 94 BCaei 10 u ltelintdilantr - rnieuese Mei. "31° 00. l'°c° 10 00(10(0 daestliesee4 - 9 7 -ICse . .. tireisin . SK;ines Polledese reessitts , I seued.—ead other debts 4. due the ...... 93449 lid 00 W - ••••••----.-41311.nal ea* FO . llB, • - =s ar s fe . ll& . • crane] IL States. en, TIM RahIIII - June. TensibuS, James A. AteeNstend, Charle•Wrs, • . 1 z.Lovee,. ehtizumb. - c!-4 14 -*?q!!./telf4q4" ,14-171411711tillatigaidi;,- Total am o®t of • Minim WI - ohond tlondet - ,•.. • • John O. Doen, - Robert BUM., • ' John R. fr a troen • " .• 11=B:tura° .- • P.ti ° N a tit!to . ' U. Just, O. HA; Rush COAL . /font Lntinnr,-. FirePHIXADHIA and Life Inzura ELP ncie_STY, . Xi:l49 CHESTNUTj ;;T"to. 0PP0.41711 rzre crarom HO VU. make elf kinds of Insizreinoe, either m• Umlt./.. on eTorr riptloa ef reVlNlrtTler 34. eara.7-61.1311Preddlent. IL R. Cole, 6to. Paul. Joh. Ciaytax, Witu. U.S. P. Lixies. 2. R. g!IA. P.D. &m /ta an 13bena.... .I.llegirgns, F. Rucisramt, Sec PITTS Life, Fire & Marine Insurance Company; Office, Corner Market and Water Streets, PITTSBURGH, Ala= ALwer, rmsrams. . Tues. 03..tcix. BeeT. - This Compeny,ir.akes every Insurance ap perWatter tr.= eannected vitti MYR MAIM . /1 - 4o,zgalng acid Cargo WAN an the! (Mo sod V.llllld. rivars acid triblitarleN el:101111ring Rilke fort. orally • ADd st Lms or :Damage by Fire, Acidunlnetihe Path, of the Fee and raw. NavichC. and Traancatation. Hobart thelnnT. EsmuelAteCturkna._ Joseph P. Qactehh. M. D. John &ott, Janes hlanshail. David Illehey Jams Mailma n Manx Arhurnant, eawszneur nroinrs HOWARD FIRE MARINE INSURANCE CO., Or PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Franklin Dandily, N 0.44 Water Bt. Anthorizod Capital, 8800,000. AMOUNT Or OAPITA.L.titIIIeitIEUBED, StiCkl.ooo. INFXS7ED AS FOLLOW:, Brat [Masticl Mortgages on Property La the city of —.P115,000 Stocks womb par. 222.160 Cash en hand._ Amount recnriptLy Mock 190,070 Amount of n4lh ono on ....... 1,710 1.50,000 TAIS CO3I6ANY F. - FF=l'B INSURANCE! ON fiuthilhaer. hlerrJaandire. Furniture, Lumber. gels. Cargo and Freight. to all Forte, and by Lallroule, Lakes, Bed Rivera. the lowest liates.and upon. the ost LI Terme. guareateeinn promy t Mt an ad justment of Leases The greatest amount to be Inured on auy one Met, la TF.ONL DICEOTORS. • P. ht. Peris,O. BPANOZZI, Ao Ws. RaT, Arm of Cox, AD Co.. WW Woona. (700.•IIovvett. than of Cowell Rio J. Ewalt TAOlO,6s, Pre e. Pea.. R. R.. C.O. SOIVIE. ftrat of Sower A Darn ee. Jond W. Beirlnv, this of Barnett., Sexton & Wrearlnger, Manus HAMM Chief Engineer P. IL 11. Namur R. Porte. Owneeller at La.,,Wx. Lana. firm of Lwoh.& Co.lt. T. KZ . NS7L., 11. Donnas, Freight Agent of Peons. IL. Jos. R. Wltarga, firm of Wlthere & Petorlino. P. Ergs. IV, P. Arm of Ralynel A en.. Ceve.F. Mow". Ina of Venduten. Norton & Co-, Jour 11. Lew..., Paw of Lewwls A Ovrpon, .lee. E. Pomp, It. N. Barecoons, late Withal:own. ItorrovEhe Clerk. W. WOODS. Soo'', PERCIVAL rit. POTTS, Pree't. C. C. SPANGLER.,, Vice Preet, AtirA glen. het of Dlowtorn of the • - ilowerd Ineurenov On." mtt of whom evowdely known am, emottg the lest bluing. on of PbEsaelph prohablv eon. vey ample mann. of vecurlty to Ohs public. A Oare of patronage Is really whetted. THOS. ORAJIAM, Agent, Corner of Water end Marko Lfits., 21 door, Pitteburah. Pa. eu2.klydfo Reit tame Mutual Laurance gompany OF PLIMADELPHLEI, 0.177C8 NO.! 70 WALNUT .4XT. LarritaL e177.074—Amete.5=2,002. Securay threrm.l. FIRE DISURA.NCE—On Buildinge, Met etumdba, Frernitara. Ee.... Its *we or wintry. The mutucterinn I combined with the seetrf of a Stock Cehtna..erattle y I kea the Mowed to glare le the ty Drente of theOomose6 vrlthotlC liablllty. for Thews. The Script Cartitnated tf tide Comporty, for mete, are rocrertlble. Stine, Into the Capital Stook of the Oamt ,. /. CLAM TINGLEY. President h. N. ittnar___,,me Sovets."7: PI MEGT0118: Clem Tioolei. Lewis IL fiehhttrao Wm. R. Thompson, George N. [taker, T. C. Backhlll, r Bad. W. Meier. G. W. Carpenter, Z. Lothrop, Robert Rem. IL L. Canon, 0. 8. Wood, Rol of Tolled. Menthol] HIM =Traci G. Jam. James L. Taylor , Wed. Alcaser, Jacob T. Bunti ng , G. EL Strom!. Wrst. 11 . Semple. Fitts's. J. G. 00111 , 1 N. Ageht. ter Third and Wood atreeta Otizon's Inattranen Compy of Pittsburgh WM. BAO6.I._SY Praidees. fiI.3II7SL L. MAZEILELL.&ey or.icz. pi WAITE. DE TM C 1111REAT AND WOOD BT.R.EZT S. INSIIIKIS DULL AND CIAILDO RISES ON TEM ODD) AND AUSEJNIPPI ILISMS, AND TRIBUTAIIIES. lir /lustre, aykasul Lou or Dfmnage by Are. AMO dghauad U. peril,. of Vue BEA and INLAND .N171a427011 And TE.A.N.S.PO22-TATION. 0111201 . 00: Wm. Lumley, Clap. Dinrk Binh nc. roTerTly,Jr, e. N. R. Ilernangh, I John &I , llwJett, hall At Pennock, ?mute's Sellern, Waller Bryant, J. Schoonrasker, Jae. Onoppr. I WC, B. thin. To Nervous Sifferers A rotired clergyman, restored to Imolai in faw dsyn. Atte/. mast Yet. of great xleryous In anziuun fo soak° known the means of cure. Wilt new!. (17.4) lbw prencriptlan med. Direct the rt.r. JOUO U. DACII I / 4 ALL, N 0.69 Fulton &re•t. Brooklyn, N V. yo, I witt39Ackwln2n3wkl BAGALEY, COOGRAVE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Nos. IS and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh Dr. Geo. W. Phillips'. COUGH SYRUP POR SIM CURB OF 0 ,- nglo, (Ma., Croup, nosrmums. Blbedlntt Long., nr , nehltls, .Ineaduas, .SDv , kent &re a•mutampt!.. nndall diihmtl.6ll 6r Throat. and Chen ltlU- Dr. Geo. Phillira' 11,K UR A TIC 1. IV if P. N-1 imp PAIN PANACEA, YOU TDB BRUIT AND ME OP enmathas. Nenralais. Lasmbaco. &Wits. Pleuratle Nina Pens in the aide, Chest. Baerand Pace. Swelled and Painful, Joints. Weak Peek. Owns, Sons Throat, iimlns. As. the thsusands who here need thee* Medicines testify to their eseellent merits bra rentlonanee of their um— To those who have not used them we would • say TRY and they will find them to bo all they aro 'epee rented-and that they will set with nauricats effect. Dg. OEM w.rnicurs. Dole Proprietor. cnnd...u. °hie. Yoe pea vim:stale art rntall DI BECILLT-131 A IteKIINNAN Alleghemy Cli! Highly Important to Invalids ! Cod Lbrer PUT:TdaID 3T S. a. atara I Co, &IN as one of its distinguished marks of unperictity over other breads of Otte. entire atsrance et that peculiar nauseous mddWgsveahle Onto.. tad 1148 odor Inseparable from oil eredely and [ranee:mil/ Prlpared. It may he taken without disrellsh by the most delicate Patient, and retained without effort on the most send. the stetnach. U 0 E111+01064. In this sad othorimpostant characteria. tics or genuineness, bus guaranteed for It the commends. tics of the mast eminent of the Medical Faculty throtmh. Out the States. It le the most eSeetnal remedy tor tuntrartion. brunt chitty rheurnatlsm, enrofula.a and may be had In bete ties of the druggists In tide city mot the manufacturers, JOHN a DUMP.* CO, _oar. Itia.lCO. Hot. ehiladelebta, Prof. Wood's Hair Bestorer.—A Real ULcßeethnr. Ale. Punnet Jones, a idethodiet clergymen, reeding la hinerayerille, Westmoreland county, lays that his hair Lad Men getting gray for the last twenty yearn. and wsa dlnee,d Mall out. Ire weed two bottles of Prof. Woo, P,,. flair Restorer, whirl, entirely storm! the &Wog out e the hair ail the hate resumed Ito original ecior, and Las kept the color now for nine months. This bra common cue, but ere publish It became IL Linear home, to that, the public may be combooed that Wood'. Hair Emtorer Is what itpurporta tp is. Sold at - Cue, two and three dialers per bottle, st Dr, tig.o.ll. ncl3:d.burB No. ]lo Wood at., wholemle and retell agent HENRY H. COLLINS, EIDWARDINO AND COMMISSION MEROIIANT,, AND WhOLESA DEALER IN CLCHEESE,.I3B'I7.2I3 LD , SRPcS, ESC; Woodues Generally. Na 25. o Stret. Pittahrirgh. • Pectoral Syrup--=Dr. Keyser' Pectoral Syrup arms mashie Dr. Keynes Pectoral Simi scree colig Dr. Kerr& Pectoral Syrup mew In flu... Dr. Keynes Pectoral Byres cures Bronchi/lc lot lamsdtle take Dr. Eames Pectoral Byrne; Ferloclylent conromptlon take Dr. Beyser's Pc.thecal byres: Am cold loth, heed take Dr. Hewes Peetcral Syrup Dr. Karser's Pectoral Syrup cures son throat; • Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Byrne cases Warn Dr. Hermes Pretoria &Troy curet old =Or: Dr. Keyser'. Pectoral Syrup turas all kbrla of Menses MI lunge and breast. • Propowl and_ toldby UR. GEO, Q. KETAYR, No. 140 Wood it, Plan cr the Golden:l Mortar. Nen GO et*. and 31 per bolt's. - neattlawN PITTSURGIESTEEL - WORKS ISAAC — JONES, - .131111CTREX11 OP OAST STEEL. ALO. STRING, PLOW AND A. B. WALL, SPRINGS AND AXLES. Corner Rosa and First Streets, Ju'Aok, PISTSBUZGR, PA. f. ..... . ...D. B. MIDORZS i Steel CultivAtor Teeth, - COMPIR Rose Lva FEBIIT ST/MTN .11229:1y1b ' PITTBBUROII. For Consumption, Scrofula, &c. BAKER'CO'B Medicinal Transparent Cod Lireroll -Highly esteemed by the Medical Faculty throughout the United Ptak-. torlta pushy, mreetnesi and tinfibroully. iromediac,, and rarerior Maar. A malorlty of the resident physic:Dag of Philadelphia gin thia Oil the sanction or tbair high approval, and • trate( their ocalidence. recommend It to their patient and prearyibe It In their PrectkA Al remedy kr Ocemumptious Bronchitis. Asthma ant. Rheumatism. General Debility. Ud aU pgr a ya mi Areetlons, It Amide morlealled, affecting& eine. or elle* atlas entierieg when other nuellolneshavendlede Manufactured oar, by .701 IN O. num* 00.. No, Ito N. ad West. Phibolelphl IN and mid by the Drugglek city n !bit and elms-tem ADZ:Caulk The Bitters all they are represented to its,:deradoa. Les-: -tug. TO. DAV. tired y o te Berman Patera, and And -them all they are mir e. w ades es and sheeliStilY commend them to the patho sPan excallentainutif.lcA it•DPoctn,rti Dodd. vibeleesde and Ada,' se Dr. ODD, IL N.MYOAD.II prop Mr% lADWood at.. den OrltuiDWo &lotto% iIDandPKUPDPIIt• din Ithettmatista.—The reeking Rains, the molten Mahe, the inability to UM • Maids without tor. tares:wet intaase.—tone and =say other enifteinge are iho , ul.e •to throe she hose been &Skied with the disease that hesde this artier: and it le lot the cure Of the same that we hose this day yenned an arti.Ue lu %nor of Aetnedre Medical Diatcorery. Ur. Jasert, grin. On. of the fret Mims or Quincy. our "I wan bed - ridden the whole acne Tinter thrunch Risiontagiga—ela. bottle' or • the Dlmeoever made :newel se ever." Woruohtdnoni Do. per with shriller testimonials. but We trust that thin eta be enitoient to Gainer, ilhaninatles and all trolthied with humors to nee this remedy. Hold by Dr 61*. H. HIYESR, 110 Wood street; whole us. iura t iU JA/IY3 7L8.111.1501, Allegheny. nolUlAwB • : J i~ o ra . 00 na n ' W d lIRG.T3 HATS, CAPS AND • FURS. NE '0 0 R & 0 0.. WHOLESALE &RETAIL 49. T E. R 131 Wood Street, Li— . 1 ..31101a bad a full and emnrlet. 4 , 1 c of 1 1A18.0.08. MID PURR. Wholesale and Retail eohl at the I , 2rEre Ratan ratan, to.Tb!ch 'llia) . Invite attention Of pair hg., - • EAGLE STEEL 'WORK'S JOBI3tP/I DrLWORTII & CD., (SCoccmxvionmmoommllo4) 17,471177.Cru1m 07 Cast Steel, German. Saw, Blister, Plough AND SPRING STEEL; AXLES, VICES, SPRINOS„ PICKS, Mattocks, Wodgea, aarrow Teet4, WABXEIOMIE. !.0.11." WATER EMIT, Detw eon Wood tan Salthlteld. PITTSBURGH, PA. Jury 1 176 6:i saltr Joasph 8. Leath, John RullertaN Mansfaid B. Drown Darld IL Chataberr Chrietlaa Zaug, Wllltam Carr, robert rf. Hartley, Jal. D. lIVOUL Ala =44U Es British and Contineatal Exctianga, NIGHT BILLS zir.Awv, Br . DUNCAN, SHERMAN & 'CO., ON TIM UNION BANK, LONDON, These Drafts are available at all the prin elval Towne OlXonland. &outland and Inland, and the Oontinent. We also draw SMUT BILLF on M. A. 6innebinii & YEANKPORT A NAM %Mich ownr• as • lacalttana• to all parts at tionasar Ihrltairlaad and 8011/ma. Peewee them:tine to travel obroadmoy wooers throuite to letters of throalt, oo wAlth Money 02.11 be Obtained, as peeled. to ger port entrot& CoUertiote of Bine. N0t,... an2Othol iimuttuala roe& win metre troampt Prtettion. 34 V 7,11. wictiama a 00. ek3.25. wealLecrear Thlrtt slaws.' Sculptor, Modler, Stamm Worker and' Wood Corm. No. 86 Third attest, between Wool alo:L. Harter otooeta. Pittabmith, P, . keep, ecoyotantlyon hand an azoortment or ow FILI.T contr., /160014 far wk.. £ 0 n 0.1447.46 NEW ADVE RTI SEM ENT'S. Orphan's Court Sale. RY virtue of an order of the Orphan's coart ail.aaeaY Count/. dated „tthr.let.lBs6, Mho expeeed in public sale on the menthes on MAN. DAT. the dth day of DecenobtraSig. as 10 o'olool, by the unassigned. Adrolnlatrotor of Mt...tate of JOBB WALICHB, No, al the fotlowing dearethed Beal. estate, to wit: all that certain. Lot or name' of ground nombend 13, n M a rketlot' of glthatettttown on the corner of and Water strut.. t o Baldwn. and fronting the hi...t4gllbeif river, together willtt-1 the Ferry and Lending theretuato anpurtenaritand be, longing: Upon which eald Lot is orected,a storied , ' Howe. not occupied lk Wet - mends gable. Alm, All that certalttLot No. "14.. In the plot of said!. town. adjolnene the oboes sad fronting on Water atreetit 4 ro , On width L erooted &Two Stetted Frame Dwelling Mon and Stably. _ nearnmer .41" In sold pia; alb:iota on d p i com. and Second streets, on which eFeeted • one Storied brick dwelling home. Aleo, Lot nolubetod , ie W load plot, adjoining No 41. and fnmtlng on 15mond street, on which hi theta's log dwelling have.. • 1;.;!..r.dt No^ fa mad riot. dingy* 01l the earner of Second and Plus etnete,ox, whlct le meted smith chop, framed and /en dwelling. Also. Let Nn."!29" la Bald plat, Imajolning No. 40. front ing emond 'area. ..... Also; Lot numbered "19 . In anid plot, fronting on Mini sticat, on which is erected • log tenon:mt. Also, Lot timbered •db" In cold plot, adjoining N 0.19, ndiro:ding on Third ettect, on which bwootad • fromod barn. giro. Lot N0..../In In mid plot, adjolpl g bid dud fronting otr Third stmt. • . Also, All that Wu PutaLo. or liccal dr WO. thd Connigh of Elizabeth. adjoining the Waal. Yard. and containing three urns wore or lead. Tarnietnade gnown on the dry Opole; rinlttrid • ROBERT (.1. WALICEII, dner, a Chartiers Valley Farm far Sale. E; BE s: • s ;. : PLACE., three milem Cancnelmrsr. well known as I • e WA* Farm...ty on"die from the U. V. Ilaitroad.— It =talus about 140 Acres. 110 of which to in good re• pelt. and ander cultivation. Good trsmeaDwelitua. bate and etable and other out hundings. A nerd strung bearing Orchard of grafted fruit trees. A Rood .karderi, shrubbery, shade tree.. dr. Abundance of water on the premier, theve* ele•ersllnen . erring", one of which le ear to dealling. The location in roles of eoelety houseother eurroundino I. meet 'desirable. being in the of a eV:Wetland intelligent berumunity. with paired house adjoining the fartnciturches ot denonaltustione wrgventent, any Only:lad:es from the renowned Jgfersx Cb Any one deeiring a rleaeant home lo a keen. combine ink the advattasee of both conntry and torn ale It. in vited rill Hie plates where the subscriber Ida nuke Imown price. terros, de. - • notb,trawed JOAlipB VAN BdIAN, Jr. A CARD.; '' HAVING sustained rho " of all our ' 1 • ricrwra...o.r.rr rule.= I a:J.' , with apart of the Stork sad moobluery on th5..121.h ultimo hl ' Ore, we desire to inform our friends and • onstramene that our entire stock of patterns and noshed Ones, ware saved through the eatraordinaty exertions of the eitteso• and Greaten, and to whoa wears wrestlythdebted. , - Oar warehouse In the city were prevlowertiled with ntantifertnred stook, and our foundry in Plthebnrigh by Coen continued in lull operation. We repent to nere oar very extensive new bolldlorte complete to stout 3 weete , whenpurracillthstor warnaleo. taring will be more than dorible4 and we shah he pre. poor.! to Till orders aa weal HALL 4 EPEE.. nut:: - td Homing Papers copy 3 thaw • Orphan's Court Bale. BY virtu° of an.order of the Orphans ' Court of Allegheny county. dated. Noverneberlet:lSfp, tool ihs e x posed to ambito eale , on the premises. on TUES. DAY, the iith ofDennabor, ISIA, at 10 ,o , cloot A. M , by the andersiebed. adialuletrator attire estate oriNLAbla WALKER. - deoeitawd. all the IbilOirluit described Baal Estate. to wit: All that certain niewinage or Lot of Ground. being 60 feet on Sterkes atreet. and.lo3 feet m. depth, cat Third street, sod being parts of I.ots Noa 43 • F In iloL Basard's plot of Elizabethtown. on - which uld lot erectad a two storied Brick dwelling Hons. Teens made known on day of ea/e. • • tiolOrertd 8 . ROBERT C. weista. Adm'r. Public , House for Rout. i t, k t S a MR. FULTON, the present occu pant of the American llotel, or Fulton 11 J r t z e mos% kilt. Tll hes deed= r t nin z oart o rro j 1e in • good state of repair—affords • moAter amount of EST. It acoommodations th an any inland home rin the State and is at present doing► goal business Thule wishing to rent an requested to 55511 soon. • • nolMt: JOHEPH TETLETIM. COOPER'S Refined Sheet and Shred Isinglass. LOR BLANC MANGE, TABLE JELLIES, - A prime =tido for tknalectionata r otas Tinai na Inni, To bo obtained, with dirOptiona ng. or the principal Grocer* and Drool:fats • throng bout tho Unite' State. nolbghnd YEYE: Li 00..)YRil. hew York. • Cow For Sale. AFRESH COW four years oil last Spring ',Rh her etamd Ny rir throe limas Old—o u ls " obrztri . ber D :xf h'd2 "' ll - 713ealtby. =Meow "'Zeal( fifty d6ilars. ppl?ll7l7=;lsmmml Prmarreca Tarr: Orncetar. Pittsburgh. • Nor. 14. VIA I AN ELECTION FOR NINE DIRECTORS of thle Bank. to nem the encalna year: wlll be heal the Danthat /lowa on AIQNDA Y as Nth Inn. bee Lama the bonze (110 A. AL and TP. AL . IMA fitment AI eetlaa of the It tockholderi will be halo at [be edam time and pls.. JOIN D. ACTILLY.Cuhter. ..1011.--Tha annual meeting of the - Stockholders of Ma Penanaylvanla Paltinnfar Latthir COIIII"x17 Vitt b 0 held. the fourth asp off s mn,. - bar neXt. at 10 0 dock A. VI. at the crnee albs 01:4914117 NO 26 Walnut at. Philadelphia, _liEo/16 . 111:11(ThIPBON„ • Tevainm+ E t N im TERTAINING WORKS-- Grace Akcltues In {Filth:um •• Jolla Katanarb•s av urge . Les9l e gra's Wer.e. Lad arls hild's • Marl= flatland'. Ames trickad's " Thekbors wed • fine refection of M. works id alith. female anthem Ve vale by nol6 NAY CO.. SD Wood ate QTOVE9. Enders, • • • Piro Irony, Pion Pi - 41 4 Petatlits, • At thii /ton City iltoYe WszahliiireTc•it"'"°°P"r aolt S. JipILLI 34 w. 49 200., ►TANNER{'. WHALE k SPERM 011.4- eblbrYgist reed and tones by PLENUM HIM GERMAN CLAY-60 tans on hand and tbt gals br nolb YLHIIINO 81108 , , 00T911. SNUFF-3 bbb..Ganetea just reed and for sale b FLMINQ LBW. ' ` STANDARD PATENT •DIEDICINES-A 1 _. bags andcomplete seuortment sad sate by molt, r...nlNe IMO& BOTTLE' WAX-400 Ib3;saitable for_r_eal ao tug ams.ius, on hand and far t . n CM. SPZEAVLASTERS--A= fresh st_ipply d for We el. PLEMING Bath% S I ntz. Rl 2-1 1E IZS a ua NG. tir ..ualor br LARGE ABdORTittENTOF lIAIR OILS Pomades. Colognes.. Powder. &e.orbleit 'we rat. modest miss . . nols- •• PLRALItiG HIW6. lotiirk B MILLS POTATOES; 60 bble; APPLE.I. from the r .W.romang .0.-Ne.elthee . wJahlac to t o Ilk their Ester nod' , f io omo r. ao ran to tot Malt aomrtrattrzabllotetrtvoricito• .ouva t ol • , Car.Wattot and Libcrly ata. thotoLltato. I 7 SE WILTEII.--50 go.llB. for solo by • 11.1- PAIINCITOCII A ua. ' _ corner Rest ma Woos ern BSOS MEMMs, white' for sale by 1.0. us A. 7AIINESTOOA & RIO nab AOlD—ioo lbs. for sale by VALINEBTOCX & 00. c ary S M S BAC-_0,55 4 30 tark Mille fir f..." 6 and a km Ia erkde end ror D mttalttamb r was corner Maty. ant Mad it._ H - UCKWILEAT BAGS--8090 fancy print br id IO Rol 251 b. bags for tale br the dos. or hundred bold DAVID O.IIIIFINFT. . 11705 NB 1 1 — OUED — NELS-10C0 piceltprime En We low to elm by ' - DAVIt.C. waST., ACM SIDES-1 cask clear Sides reel Rio gas Tar sale by ml IS DAYS) Ct. 11111Lar. 11,1 EAT CUTTING MACHINES—A new 1:91. rtIPPI/ sunned Mtes neared Mb nab HOLMES t (=LIN& _ - SLY'ruaBELLS aset'dll:l; rale by nol6 HOLSIT-3 k OOLLIN.S. ASBEiti,OniNES, for oak by' 1101200 11_00 , 14K3.744 L 9 Woad u. U . ( Salle OF Al AND UPWARD& P. SKLBIIRT, , JAI reeld
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