W,H E ; E LE R &'WIL S O N ’ S
sewin’<3- Machines
AQEHx'S OFFICB, ho. 68 FIFTH BTHBET,
fcj ““ ouunt y AffioolUtai Society, hold
aepwaaa 1857, “AS BEST FOB FAMILY DSK.”
SW * Afirioult,lral Socict y hovoowardcd to Wheeler * Wilson's .Sowing
mam ß' “ AS BE§T FOR AUL FAMILY wmwm-
M ° KSE MACIHNES wWcb hwo «™h an enviable reputation over dll other
Machines wi acoonnfc of
*•>l. Bcautyand «oellcnco of stitch, alike oiloth sidea or the fahric Hewed.""
, 2. Economy of thread.
■ 3. Simplicity and thoronghneas of construction
4 - Portability, caso of operation and management.
5.- Bpeod.
1 6. Qtrietnoes of movomont
7 ' Stw»sHh, firmneaa, and durability of seam that will not r JP or ravel ~
8. Applicability to a varioty of pnrposoa and matoriale.
9. Compactness and 'elegance of modol and finish.
Are how offorod with all of the latat i *
1081 lm provemonts. and advantages at manufaoturers
ALEX, a HEED, Agent, G 8 FIFTH STREET.
O-BIENA) FOR A CIHCPLAR-a . a 3
,n ( Spmal Contra. Serial /hotter*.
Vj
■ 3
prices bj
AMJffililCAN WATCHKS
WHOLESALE AdENCT FOR THE SALE OF
iijcmwAa WATCHES.
; W« would most respectfully call tho atten-
UonoltbejmWktfftiw American Watcfcee now being ex-
iatrodnced, ttw bianhetare of which hw bo*
eotno *o firmly catebDAed that [CBtiro confidence cto bo
placed opoti than tanat'and correct tls>»-kerjwr*, both hy
the waver and Miter. *'‘ \
Haring bwk tppdated Wboteolo Agent* lor the aale of
thaw Wetchae, the pnbllo may be altered that we can aell
them ai the very lowaat eath price*.
We hare alto a very large etock ofSILTEIt nod PLATID
WAILS, HNS 00LD JlWjftßT i* seU, neb *~~£.ral,
Garnet, Oamco, JeTSSTPetnUaca. -P £
Outaaaortaeat cf CLOCKS it omuoallj large afpreaent.
««jpri*ingfc*me~ boanUfol patterns of KIOHT and ONE
Bit fillOß and OFFICE OLOC!*fi*«.KKATiY HE
DUOHDFKICKB.
We hare abo a foil vtocket ooid) end
- Sn.V«B,WAtOlUßifflh«d,mllof<i' > ( !SL»g-> i> 'loo.
X Abo, Watch Hah era* Tools, llateriaWftirPam^wtMMe.
' RHintMAK * mSyran,
1 • : Ho. At fifth atreet.
1 BAMUKIj GRAY [
, SBAFSB AXm TAILOKr
. iijh war, cuLiR sTßxxr. 1
• PIXTBnUAQIX,IpKNNA^
Halt just returned from thoEas tenacities rind
la nowmririaihbFfring atock of ■CloUiaAcaaalraeWt,
Vetfinje and OaathtK* oCcTery variety and at tie adepted
to the'httt dty and eoantry trade, which will be mado op
to order with promptaw and despatch, and at rate* at low
MUaay other afaaftaraatabUahacat tnilw city. fe£Ld fc
PACKKK A CO.,
Petffl. Streeti Boston,
' corneasur kxecbaxts roa vue uu or
Boots, ,81100 b nndi Bole Leather,
‘.UpFOTiAm^hyC^rrUdUttW'
Polish «?*!•,’ W«, Kip, Splits, Sc; Sbwp
r _ Bfcf»i''tn ‘rpQjh, flatbed liotßjr *ad cofcUd
<AqU% Uenxeo, KM ud Bootßhia*, tod
• BuMMLMtbir.
ICTMCI
P. E; •ODTimCK, COTgrtw etrett, Boston.
WXCUIU BUUAUVL 10l Pearl " -
0. CAmOH<tOO,, ioa State u u (etSmifc*
HOIJBK AND SION
PAIKTIITO AITD OLAZIRQ,
■•J ' V.IR AU, its muncms,* ’ <R
Dona fai the bofttmuttier tad ebartaat time. \
ii .. J. * H. PBIUIPS,
J^naail... ,m»*»OA»» «t.CI»Ir Hire.
! jIioBMDB 8 Ctg
Fomrtinf tnd Commlulon Httehanu,
And Agent? for tho sale of Pittaburgh Mona-
fectaree. bvfwfgßttcnu tad orders for LKAI), 111D118,
lIIXP| Mlldted. Prompt ttic a*
Uoft to reootrl&g ut forwenllog.
Jlo*£B €qjm*4£rcUl Slroet, fel.foonte.
IPUKSI ITUItS!! FURS !!
MoOORD&OO-,
3L31 ‘Wood Street. JPlttabureh,
tUVINQJDSTFETUBNED FliOM NEW
tOBK tftjp neeivtag » Urge stuck oTfrceli made FU RS
tl«*Ka Bn SeMe,
» n ,. « t^ußsSrtin,
*" . Siberian fkpilrrota,
; fitch, Ac.
. topee; Half Ospeo, Ylrtcrtsce,
■> MnCs sod Cctfc,
AbovJßcgt&oßnete.
Throe geWstove boon edrotod with groat care, and will
toroid at snail profits.
todies wfchlag.to parchete frroh FOBS are invited to
can aodotamtoamgstock. ooHdctr \
. d. u. tiasisTY, a. 0.,
ltf Dtnl Street, PitUbtmjkf Penntt.,
Haring badtto advantagw of Eastern Oollopw and U(«-
pite!#,aad oevonl years* practice, offers his professional
rorviorolß SUBaiOAL AWP MSDICAL CAdSS.
' tmtncßL
Sn. IT. D. Bant*. , CoLWIInn Mctkadlon.
BVT.D.B. A. UeLMal - Bon. H. jL Wearer.
T. n. BU, Kaq. Ban. T. J. Bighorn.
1. B. Boxlar. ’ John H. Hollor, Bon.
. .-•' - Jacob McOonwt<»r,t»q. myiuly'lfc
KEVA Bl'OVJfi WOKKB.
AIrBZABDBB BRADLEY,
' ■ujnrooonunonhnULKnuiiTKn ToolxTror
Monwr, PARLOR am heating stoves,
Plain and Fancy Orate Front*, Arc.
Sole Proprietor of the celebrated Patent Gas
BuHNiiraand SkouCoNsuniNal
COOK STOVES.', •
Office'and Bale* Boom,
fiaiyjfe I» > *Wwa»t. t PK»
O'
«ARC B Am I II 11 iWk \
UMelpftlk
atom awar&td by tho ‘
s». November, 1&8.) ~~ r \ V'-
DiiacnQlwEUrcb, (a earn coot's 9J}£xcji,G )u. e»t.
- 'Do do boxM do 40 papers, l*A
■ Abo, 'Kfiflhort, Put* sod *m& Starch, In tales virions
nil for Isoadry us. _lT'
I OOKB VASINA, (orOoro Starch,) in hxs.-40-papers iach.
ITW. artfctab expraaJj prepared for colinary proposes,
at superior lavourrto snyooW in
Imm. VKfffcby --TOOILPBON,CLA&£X*YOCKg;
1 for the Oompaqr.
_ * W. dc x>. KINABART,
Kinncmiu t*o bcaiiis ib
All kWdi of!ftltfceo> BnKff Mid Clfikn,
BmnNoUyli&m Uildiiur' Vo. 199 Wood ttreot, la
■dtttaalotMlrlbßafiwtintiMitaraahiaealyNadilrvla
wUlbopleModtormcaiTßtbairfrlwnU,
-LD*. .W,F, I'tmDsipEßah&ting ro*jM
tatned to.yittobcrtb iflth tfc» InUHk>»o|-
* nlUifataniattMbo,aaU.feoadftt hivOFFIOS. NO.
WlfOPMg BIEIW t ti>Hww Wood BmhhflolJ «u.
•.:•• tl ntf iT>oorrfatmftA.*.tM r.g. • odWflrofc
. HBNBYH. COXJL.XJNB,
fcrwanliac. snd'Coauniesion Merchant,
j '*4DynonSAIAI>iULK&XN
j\ \ Cbee«e/£utt«avßeecle, Iflah* .
, \ • V ' And fate* OoMnOj, .• - -
\.ewf m. n fWartti. pm^irth.
\. -HOttMKBAc BONtj,
-muu a ■ • •
Vtinieß ui! r Domestic Bnir of Eiehange,
cnrmoAna or Dipcsrr,
J BAVK KOTU AKD SPZCIR,
• NO. 6T MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
: «1 nnTl*r<ti>rn liilTl mi >Htfn prfckHpaldttf«throocb*
Wtfti PmfladgiMOJ. . apOfcl?
~ ifiSoHAUGB. ~
BIQHT BILLS DRAWN BX
■ iinaui* co„
o* *M TOnOS Bl!tI, 10ND0R; IN SUMS Of ONI
- NONDBIlluao AND jBPWABDS.
■ fflli wth. prfndp.l dtleitml tomi of Tnsce,
fcWs*, noUMd, Onmuy, Bozd. and otlur Coropeaß
coartMOf. iiud ud fiw Mi. by
.—i". .JI WM. H- WILLIAMS A 00.,
BuNCT.'Wwlltr^l.csMKroinilrd:
■ B. 'Bi Ot C. P. mXctitt.ti
■ -■ Juarmcmass flr j
FKINTINO, JOB AND ALL KINDS Of
-* N O PAP K B.
- No. IAT W.»A SCrc.t,
dc HKO.
• • 'iiowicmiMoi'
I«»IUWAff, Ir*n. VMtMi TavitDoon,
! Wlrio*,lkßttOl, WiiHlow finordi, *.
TMrdStrut, '
(BatvMa Wood itni Mart. mraßUßon, pa„
«**• Ol hpAd A'tWWy.pf M*P»U«Tts
«**&*• toe Mi Wrtfcalar atfemUoa paid oat
rfoamgOf—lrtMVoiitoeddeßtabortiwtfwr
: *nUBKD,
ATO?OKK JE TT S A T I. AW.
—-. •• »p■••'•*. - ‘
> SOLICITOUS IS 'CBttOKKTj
- - ■fr*. JSMnft Biotic. DubtejHet let*** ■
lo^fesaßs^H" “ rtvtot saam
" nu«-,.
•"MIL*- 1 ’ * lS l* * HILIBKS,
ABD ucniiini,
A ° X ° "W- OEE S.
.f •‘‘•bnrjb, Panna. :
81 street. — 1 .
•~' l | >blJftA ,^ A^*p * trtD *^ > P*on l hortatttle«. mrJailTdfe
' DBSiADSHLIII.I ~
, tr^ ’A.^i***W4C*i»*»of
“•■;
naar phemium famls-
PITTSBUROH, PKPTNTJk..
.Hide, OU and Leather Store,
I>. Kirkpatrick & Sons, No. 21 S. Third
BL, between Uarket and Gheetnnt Ehlladolplrln, bare
Ibr BiIADRV AND SALTED SPANISH HIDES. Dre and
or “° Sailed Patna Kip., Tanner.' Oil, Tad Den' AndOnr
rlutß' Tools At tbe lowoat prlcea, and npoo Ike beat terma
.1 «£" kUIJ * healW In the rooci wanted, lb, which
tl.. hUUoBt market price , m u „„n e „h, uk,n iD
exchange for Hllea. Leather.tonal Dee or ch.r,„ agd Bold
on roaimlaslrm. null,dir
DAWES Ac CLUI.KV
u<ma«, Sign ana Ornamental Palntera,
AND aa A IN B B as
DIIUU l!*
•i X - mul “ n<l Zina riiintn.
»Uo, >ll kind, of IVaU,OIU, Varnlnliio, Window ■>'—
~. _ . „ rn*tj. Broth««, * c ,
d °°” ata “ ri 'V" ■'“«»
STOVES,
ORATES AHB KANOIIS,
OP EVERY VARIETY,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE
WUOLKIAIiK OR RETAIL,
BIBSEI.L * CO.,
f. "Sid 34 Llbwrty Ha., Pittsburgh, p«,
MITCHELL, HERRON aTco.,
xamnnui or
Coolcinc. Parlor an<l Hwitina
STOVES,
Bral6 Kfonli, Prndrri, Cootins Ransci, At,
jnrKfcl/ 0 * *' ,h * r «y »-l«.bur*h, P«.
IU»oio««a roollt ' iß
rlttaourgh Steel Works.
JONER BOYD At CO,
Uuinfvturtra of OAST STEEL; .lao, SPRING, PLOW .nd
A. B. STEEL; SPRIMOSurf AXLES,
ftfbfr Rtot onE Fint Xbvrft, /YtUAtnyA, /b
raiAo
, v IZ.II “*T * ■ •°OKB
XJ. 23. ROGrELrtB dc CO,
auAcnctouu or
Hogere* Improved Patent steal
Cultivator Tooth,
joasSX**"' “* nr * Xmu -
hah. road spues company.
Joseph Dllworll. D. w. c. Dldwell
(Saeemeri to /VrJcr, Rol/t «f &etu.)
■UKtrrjicniuu vr
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
AND BOAT SPIKES.
l. ! PITTSBUKaiI. PKNN'A.
W liy Man 4c og jjjf" -
Uum&csomvtad Dc-«lera Id *ll kind* of
tobacco, sndtf AND CIO ARB,
AND
tobacco
Ccrnrr t J SmilVuhi greet uJ Piam/md AUey,
_ i*n*rsiJtjHiiii, pa.
-'J'. M. ■L.l'l'X.Ljiii ' ~
MEHOHAra-r TAILOR
No. s*l 81. Clnir Strcot,
(Dr.irUh’a New UalliUnw.)
■ftSfelydfc
XJt+t-'Q i-ou
' Blik- aAJi KB ■
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILIIi
PrepsnuJ from s prescripts of Bl r J.mrs Clark*, M.u.
l’hy»kjaa Extraordinary tu IbrQarcn.
This well Known Wedleloe Is m> Imposition, tot s tors
•mlrofc remedy for Female Dirtcnltles and Ol*troetlcue,
rom soy caoao whatever; and although a powerful remedy,
they conUlsMjothJog bartfal to the eowtitnlkm.
TO MARRIED LADIKS His peculiarly sotted, ft will.
In a short time, brio*on tha tutmthly period with regularity!
nru.mij fiart nrtwr hp* tnowmrto /ailtoturetht direc
tens am the of panf Met art uwiJ ot-nreed.
For fall particulars, gat a pamphlet, frasoftbeayent.
S. B —*l a?d C ptwtsfo stamps esclnwd to any sutb.x-1
sad agent, will insare abottli>, cocUinlog over 00 ptilw b»
rotarn mail. r ’ *
A CO., Bfmt
***** bj*n __ . mv7!ui*"lcT
LAKH MI'PKUIUU CUPPBU MILL
AMD
8 M IC lj X I N Q- o K K 8
PARK, M 1 CURDY fT
MANUFACTURERS OP S.i
BRAZIERS’ wd COLT COPPER, |
PEU BOTTOMS, Raised dull Bottom*, l ;
Alw, Importer* and Dealer* In META ,8,
SJJKBT IRON, WTRI, Ac. Constantly nt I
Al*cSlong ud Tools.
rirtf and 120 ,1r
or ® B P per eot to *oy desired
'■ |hkhsi lnbTiiKHB!i noimcuMm
’t fail to procure Mrs. Winsliw’s Sooth
; Children Toothing. It fass noeqnel on earth.
i '. |Sdlitxtaethepr#«n ofleethlng by intoning the
.ft®* *ll Inflammation—will allayWn, and la
I ate the bowel* Depend upon lt,]t»othcn, It
i itoyocrwlree.aud relief nod health to your
-'’ctly aafeio ell ease*
I ’ i ia the prescription of one of
female Physician* In New
- has beennsed with aem-billo* snreesato
mllltoris uf caste. t
We believe It the beat and surest remedy the world, In
and Wartioea la (ttlldren, whether It
iariww from teething or from any othwcnoae. \
, If Ilf* and baalth-tan be estimated by dollar* aod'ceDta,lt
la worth IU weight Tn'gbld
j Millions of Lotties are Isold every year In the Salted
Bohl hr Dragglste thrtrogbont the wortd!
fKSTSKH, Acre, for Pitutra,,,!,.
targh. Pa.
■*B’s MIftACULOUB V ERVIN DESTROYER,
JeMruaimcf Bara, Hrca, Motaa, Duo., Roanrs.
UAi, UOWWTOM, Uo7M,o». B[ i, laarcra, Am ,
Tb» chemical prqwntloni known ondcr the >l«r. title
T the lut 22 jeon throughout Europe, where they bare
itM with a triumphant cnccme, hare acquired for tbelr In.
Tqitor uhd Slauuticlurer • world-wide celebrity, atteetod Ly
tilt Emperore ot ltuaalu, Franco, Aualrie, the Queen ul Eng.
Ml, the King! of Belgium, Holland, Neplca, Barnrta, Bax.
opj, *c,nnd In America Urnlr dndeucy hni boon endoraud
bg jira Director! rtf rubtie Intihtticm amt the approval of
ninWoua private dlirene, that they are the only Breuilic 1
,n H’!" 0 ' 1 ' 1 ' ,nre *° extonnlnatoall Undo of re. min.
Smrxa'a Mmacutous PaxruaTioira dartroy tbo nnweb
eodrn Intrudere wltboot mcroy, and ncycr tall. Ilia Art baa
brongbt death to mlltlona of them In tbo world, and from
Ihle day tbo watchword of all hocaekcejwra, merchant,
ahlpownere and bnabandman win be “JFo more Ferae*.."
IEIAn. PACKAGES FROM 25 CENTS To $l.
Ihpot of the Inrentor and Proprietor.
JOSEPH MEFEB. Practlml Chainlet,
V 612 Broadway (cor. Honaton at,) New Fork.
ICK , V r ßn«lfmv r rH' 'llOknadaa, PRRDKR-
Sold whoknle tbdreUl] by B. R. BELLKHP A CO . n d
{OB. KaRMINO, PitUtrorgh; and BKEKHAU A WKKN*
HAN, Allfgfaeay. deiM.-erodfc
, I>*. Dicsinsok's iUoKITO-BucTBIO Ma-
Depot for Ute salt of (hit Curtained
' Medieal submitting lhls~mftchlß« toadis
criadnatlagpnbllo, no-expanse has been spared in Its mun
fiictere to render |lt perfect in every cesecti&l particular, in
, wder t* keep paae with the wonder fa I Improvements of the
ege, utd’plecs U forotuoit la this branch of American Man
afactare. NO FAMILT SHOULD SB WITHOUT ONE.—
Octall Price $lO.
It is admirably adapted to prerent and care every Idnn
®f disease, each as Ooneamptfos, Bcndolo, Palsies, Shewn*
Dy»i>ep*!a, *ll farms of Physical and Mental Prottn,
Bon and Nerross TTlsnsna
o»trand feature of UiU Apporntm Ja ILat U ia U«oj»
„ ' for l»w*f being obUtonl from a remuoeot
i,o,iw " sr " c, " d -
j« «. to b. ou.«j« th “;;£
Hum tillM Ut. preparad and add t, B. L . FAim*.
and Proprtatora of a
L.FAHNESTOCE'SV*IUIiruOE,
Plttetaigb, p».
Baoadrertiaenwetooyonrthpinu mr2d*«»
Aannm. Etta.—Dr. Kjyncr, oflio Woo)!
<a <to*h» WpmoM,
tj wild mw P«*»*
Vr,n irmnTl flfr ~Wli liwUil lit, Ilm
mA * T»irjoW*t rf ftafeao. JcgMirt j
;ii; • • : . ' •... _ ' o ,:, • 1 ." .
|ittsburj| %citf.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 4. 1859.
<■ mg a t papku op tuk oirr.
Otnervationi taken at
Skaw-i Optician Store, No. IS Fifth et., yeatorday.
w BOW. ia 6HADB.
- 00 37
ro 47
45
28 17-20
V o’clock, A. ■
Barometer.
s&d~ DAJLr Union Piutkr Misting, at the Fiat
Methodist Protostant Church, Fifth street, coin
mencing at lI J o’clock, a. m. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Tho oiorciics to-day will bo conducted by Rev.
S. Fulton.
Tub White Case. —Tho question which was
at issue on Wednesday night when the Court ad
journed was decided on Thursday morning. The
Court decided that the testimony offered by re
spondent was inadmftsible; that the counsel for
libellant had placed their caso upon tho grouud
of ill-treatment and cruelty, and any testimony
la rebuttal going to a charge of adultery would
not be admitted. As to this point the Act of
Assembly was clear and explicit
Mr. Hampton then offered to proto by the wit
ness on tho stand (Mrs. Bluck) that the intimacy
between Mrs. White and Mr. Kyeler bad aroused
the suspicion of the husband and revoked the
ilWreatmeut complained of. To this offer Mr
Marshall forth© other side, objected, and tho
Court sustamod tho objection. '
Mr. Hampton then offered to show tho facta
and ctrcumstancca which operated to catuo Mra.
°-T hJ * w from her fcmtbandhi house,
and that it w«*. : without eufficienl caueo. Mr.
Marshall objected, 0 n tho ground that tho offer
was too lax.
r ?, rorrt , J lo the last olsuae
of the first section of tbo Act of Assembly, which
declares that “when any huaband shall hare, by
oraol and barbarous treatment, endangered his
W'fe s life, or offered such indignities to her per
son as to render her condition iulolerablo cud her
life burdensome, and thereby force her to wilh-
Tn L“ h , 0U8 ° and r * mil Y' in such
case It shall bo lawful for the innocent and ia
jnredperson to obtain n dieoroo from tho bonds
of matrimony." Tho Court added that so far is
tho record was concerned, there had as yet been
no reparation betwoen tbo partiee. As far as
this Court or jury know, the parties are still lit
log togother as maa and wife
Mr Hampton slid thalifthat was tho cose,
theI petition of tho libellant was finally dofoelivt
as it does not set forth a withdrawal
Mr Marehall referred to tho petition and
askod leateto amend by adding, "and thereby
forced her to withdraw from his house," cto.
The (burl stated that at this etage of tbo pro
ocedings tho amendment could not be made Ii
was 100 late.
Mr. Marshall then said they would not object
to the lasl offer of defendant's counsel to prose
facts sod circumstances under which she left.
Mr. Hampton answered that ho would with
draw his ofior, and was ready now lo go to tbo
jury upon the facts already adduced, to which
Mr. Marshall, again objected, but withdrew his
Objection on the Conn's stating that it would
mate a note of ihe fact of objection on tho re
cord.
Mr. Hampton then asked the Courtto instruct
tho jury that—
It must appear to the satisfaction of the jury
that she could not with safoty remain in tho re
spondent's house, and that mere want of sym
r*tby. disagreeable manners, ebullitions of ill
temper, habitual disregard of her feelings, re
fusal to protect her from the insults of others
are not sufficient to warrant her withdrawal from
the house of her husband.
Thst if the jury beliere the ill-treatment u
alleged, and all the matters as developed by the
evidence tending to show cruelty, werenrovoked
by the misbehaviour of the wife, then the same
constitute a bar to their finding for the libellant
That tho jury are cooflned in their investiga
tion lo the matter set forth in the libel—
That the petition of tbo libellant in this ease
w fatally defective in this that it does not allege
thst she was forced to withdraw from his house
and family by reason of tbo alleged indignities
offered to her person; that the jury nro confined
to tho foots set forth in tho libel.
Mr. Roberts for libellant elated tho names of
,® MM U> which be would refer in tho course
or bia argument.
I .Mr. Hampton than proceeded to a lengthy ar-
lh * i ur S; »Uch he wont over all
llir testimony in the case, animadverting with
* T *. a j*? To l,‘ , J u P on lil ® conduct of the libellant,
anij defending that of hie ojient. Hemade, as
PrTTsauHoa, pa.
SSMfiprlils t^SwioUol
•too liUl® Importancs to deserve his notice in the
chain of argument
R. Biddle Roberts, Es«|., answered for the li.
bellant in a speech of three-fourths of an hour,
iu which he summed np the evidence and quoted
the law and the authorities bearing on the case.
Ho was closely listened to by the vast crowd
that were not a little disappointed, apparently, at
tbelack of scandal which has characterised the
developstnenls before tho jury.
Judgo McClure charged tho jury and at nearly
the umo for the adjournment of tho Courl, Ihoy
retired to agree upon a verdict.
Special Mbetisu or Boabp or Trap* —This
meeting wu held on Thursday afternoon, lu take
action jo reference to a communication froni
Senator Gazxam covering the letter of Mr. Stokes
to Seuator Creaswell, in reference to the tonnage
Ux. Mr. Gaxzam wrote that be bclicvod some
strenuous efforts would be made near the eod of
the session to procure a repeal of the tonnage
tax. The letter of Senator Qazzam and the ac
companying documents were reforred to a spe
cial ootmuiUSfl appointed for a similar purpose
on Feb. 5. 1858, consisting of F. R. Dninot,
Isaiah Dickey had Oeo. B. Jones. After this
reference, the following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted:
iIEATIUNQ,
IpRKMJED COl
Spoiler Paider, Ac.
'*B, tin platk
hand, Tinm-u.'*
Itrond atrtel,
£t*o/ntd, Tb*l the Bo«rd of Trade nf tbe cltjr of
t»orpb J« ottexly opj***d to tba rcpMl of ti>o Tontaute Tex
charged on the Lusiute* i»f the PruDijirauU BeJlraed or
■«>7 pert Iheraof. end that wtr SenetOra end Reprwnt*-
U»eeerera.jiiMled ton*.- theirntnwwtafforta to praTnottbe
Acntvnt.'Thet ec'pi "fthiiro«olptit.n 1* hereby directed
*?.“LrT?** 1 * 1 to . «od Repn-erutallvo from
, ” district, together wltli cwpfee of the pamphlet contain
tag et large the oplulooe ufthia Board.
On motion it was resolved that these resolu
tions be also furnished to the city papers for
publication.
Ahotubb “Fact fob tub Psople.” —ln order
that the “dear people” may appreciate theindo*
exertions of their pet Commissioner,
Major J. ILMollhonny, to guar- 3 their interests,
we give Ihe following additional faot, which we
have from the most undoubted authority. On
the 22d of Ootebor lost, the Court imposed cer
tain fines upon sundry parties for oonlempt,
which finee were promptly paid to the Prolhon
otary, and be inatrnoted by the Court to pay it
iota the County Treasury. The sum thus paid
in, and for whioh the Prothonotary holds Mr
Hose’s receipt, was $246. Recently the Treas
urer was waitod upon by Majot-Mcllhenny, in
oompany with one of the parties fioed, with &
written order to tbe Treasurer to refund ihit two
hundred and forty-jivt doliart to the partite fined !
Oor worthy Treasurer, Mr. Muee, refused to do
so without a warrant duly signed by a majority
of the Commissioners. We think we- can pro
mise (he poople that suoh a warrant will not be
drawn while Zacoheus TaUerson is of tho major
ity of the county board.
Geo loot.-— We are pleased to learn that Dr.
Boynton arrived in the olty last evening and
will commenoe bis coarse of lectures, elsewhere
in the Gasettb advertised, this evening/ Dr. B.
enjoys a wide and enviable reputation. We had
the pleasure of attending his course in a dfktant
oily more than six years sinoe, and still retain
pleasant recollections of them. Uis oourse is
scientific and yet he makes it an eminently popu
lar one. While he knowsjsllthe knotty, technical
terms, he yet understands the translation of
them into English, preferring the latter where it
will do just as well, illustrative cuts,
plotures and diagrams on excellent, and to see
them from night to night is worth the priee of
the oonrso. lie will, wo are sure, have crowded
houses, as ho had in Philadelphia, Boston and
New York during ihe'last winter.
Tsacubbh’ Association.— The first annual
meeting of the Western Pennsylvania Teachers’
Association will bo held at New Brighton, on
Taesday, Blb inst., to oontinue in session three
days. Arrangements will be mado for a reduc
tion of railroad fare, hotel expenses, and, if
possible, free entorlainment for ladies.
The spring session of tho Crawford county
Teachers' Association will be held at Espyville,
commencing on Tuesday, 16th inst., and con
tinuing one week.
A box aged about three yean, ohild of Wm.
Cooper residing n«ar Clinton, Allegheny Co.,
was burned to death on Bunday mornlog, the
28th of .February. It is supposed that its
olotbes caught fire from the stove or grate, the
fa tber and mother had been out of the house bat
a few moments when they were' alarmed by the
•creams of their children. When the father
eame in it was burned in a very shocking man
ner. Death put an end to its sufferings in a few,
hours.'
Pirrsßtmoiiu Kiu.Bo.—We learn that Mr.
Richards, of Penn street, has received a letter
stating that Ms son. Dr. Richards, irho has for
some time resided in New Orleans, was among
those killed hy tho' recent explosion of lh&
“Prinoess,” The family are unatyo to learn any
d**tresfc°* lflC ® alU}r » ore in the deepest
I* Bnu Babr Prb.—We acknowledge
Spl of a sample ;box of thew .Ana alcol
P Hnnl & Mine?, Muonic H»U. They
gc.ydlpMporlionedpin.'endeppwr
pnr.vtiAiifkmaMt < '-‘w 7 ’
(be rccc
pens fro
areeUi
ttyuttto
■P ITTBB T_f it o'Sf c‘
City nml Bfewa Items.
CUNDRIK&—-49G packs Corn; .. -
O 1383 do. I'entu Whoti; - /
48 - do do Floor, ]
Toirrlro on iteaoar fibenaagofbrttU by ;
' ISAIAH Ool
SOFT FINISHBLEACIi£D.MO3UN&i~
2PSS^J? iw ® * OIX. taTO ncrini iu»o<ber. one of
tan Ftekb BieacM Xo»fcM»ai~DU.«nta. AlKiTlrUi
item, wgteUrt 11 proto
: »b,' on»n
Xftbrabl/ US' in
Choici Books by Caiabogub Truly was it
aid, “to the making of books there ie so end.”
Bat how few comparatively of thattceming issue
are “books which or# books,” as the gentle Elia
hath it! Hamlet eojs, “to be honest, as this
world goes, is to bo one man picked out of ten
thousand;” and every genuine reader knows
that the proportion of books which are books,
discovers even a greater discrepancy. Hamlet’s
honest men are not to be met with on every
street corner; neither are the volumes which
would receive Lamb’s honoring title of “books"
to be come across on .the shelves of every mart.
They are the rare birds of passage which only
occur when (he treasures of a long-time-gathering
and lovingly hoarded collection migrated by
the auctioneer's hammer, to new repositories.
Such books aro not the ephemeral amusement of
an hour, but the continual luxury of a lifetime;
and; of these Sir Thomas Overbury wrote his
quaint conceit:
“Our life Fojuo plecetb longer at tho'end;
And Books it farthor backward do extend.'
The extensive catalogue to bo sold in Davis’
second floor sales room on to-morrow evening,
is composed of this valuable description of
strictly choice books, and no reader of taste
should fail to giro tho sale his attention.
Pajs/ul Accideht.—A lad named Michael
Doyle, who waa employed as train boy on tho
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, met with a pain
ful accidont yesterday. Ho was on the cars of
tho Fort Wayne road, which were crowing to
(he passenger dopot, and when near Penn street,
ho undertook to jump off; but not being expert
at the task, bo struck bis foot on the bumper,
and fell, his loft hand arm falling on tho rail,
and one of the. wheels passed over froth tho
flogerß to the elbow. One finger waa entirely
cut off, and the hand and arm were mashed to a
j*Hy; but the dootor thought the bono was not
seriously injured and that amputation could be
avoided. Dr. Dickson dreesed tho wound, and
ho wee kindly cared for by the railroad oompany.
lie is an orphan, aod boards at n house on Grant
street, whither ho was taken.
BucKwoon for February is on our table from
Hunt Miner. This is a peculiarly interesting
number. Tho review of Carlylo’s "pribbles
and prabbles,” as Sir Hugh Evans says, abouL
Frederick ibo- Great, Is riddled through and
through. Tho articlo is denominated “Mirage
Philosophy. ” Two capital articles ard bore, one
on “Objectionable Books,” aod the other on
“Popular Literature.” A “Cruise in Japanese
Waters” will bo read with interest. Other arti
cles are Rawlinson's Herodotus; How We Went
to Skye, etc.
Strikes.—A largo number of puddter* are on
a strike in tho various iron milts about the city.
As near as wo can learn, those whioh have not
already struck, have issued “round robins,” or
given notico by word of mouth that in two weeks
from Ume of notioe (some will expire on next
Baturday, and eome in a week after) they shall
look for an advance or they will knockoff. Tho
mills will probably in many oases stop fora Ume.
Tua Wavejily Histriosic Association.—We
understand that this assoeiationrpurpose shortly
to give an exhibition at tho Atb uicum, the pro
oeeds of which will be applied t > tho support of
tho Mission School ..counecleti with Christ’s
Methodist Episcopal Church. Who object of tho
exhibition is a landahlo one, and it should be
largely patronized by our citizens.
1 Nkw Ward.— Messrs. Thomas Farley, J. I>.
Baldwin, and Joistah King, have been appointed
a commitloe, by the Allcghcuy Board of Control,
to tako into consideration the proper mode of
recommending to Councils the forming of a new
ward out of parts of the :id and 4th wards
Tub Chronicle oflicc took firo yesterday after
noon, through some loose paper lying about the
compositor's room, into which a stomp of cigar
or some such matter bad been thrown. We are
happy to say that tho flames were speedily ex
tinguished before aoy damage had been dene.
Jons Slmaim, a lad aged Id ytkrs, ion of •
widow or that ume, reildtng in the Third word,
Allegheny, hid hii hind terribly lacerated, on
ffOS*' 1 ” 1 ”’ Whil ' “ W ° rk in ,b ' E * B, ° 0011011
Amu. for then-peal of tho liw eatabliihing
tho High bchool in thia city hai been read in
the Senate, , n d was then referred to the Com
mittec oo Education.
Jt-nce nAveron satTlitile while in the Dis
trict Court J&krday, the first time since his
•eiere attach of sickness, aomo montha aince.
•Uo « extremely weak, though oonraleacing.
It will not bo fouod lost (lino to those who ore
bttytog cowing Mochleoi,'toexamine tho one .olllog
TK £ rn *? b " ' l 00 -, >'ederat..tre«t, AH.gho-
BUoing goods adapted to the season. lit* factiltlae
foNmaking first class work are known to bo good,
“d bujren will find it to their inicrost to exwnlno
Art of the following articles con be obtained at
i; OW ?* known «*nd, FodaraUtnety Allegheny
Good Family Dread. Cakes and Cimfortiouerr in
every vanety. Froth Peaches, Tumatoos, Plumbs,
Citron, Pine Applo, Brandy Poaches, Assorted Pro
eorves, Jelly *, Pickles and Ketchop. Capers, Wor
cestershire Sauce, Picklod Lobsters, Sardines, Family
Baker’s Brema, At. Ac. They respect
tolly Invito tho public to an oxaminalioo of tho abovo
ttamod articlea, aU of which they will guaranteed
prove satufoctory both in quality and price. (
Lrojf'a Magnetic Pownn asp Fills, /or iht
deUrvrtUm of nil Limit of (Surtltn Inter!*, Ante, fial-
Bn.jt, Jlomchee, Tithe, Fltnt, Moth*, Halt, Mir*, dc
What greater trouble, iu to hour of ease 1-
Than gnawing rats, bod-bogs and fleas. * [T
Gardena can bo preserved and houses rid of thi»
J** u \ Jtw discovered by Mr. E. Lyon, a French
Chemist, m Asia, and bos been patronised by all
Eastern govuromento and colleges. Reference can
ba made wherever tbo article has boon tried. It -it
ftre from poiton, and harmless to mankind and do
mestic animals. Many worthless imitations nre ad
vertised. Bo sure it bear* the name of E Lvtm
Remember— . 7 *
*£is Lyon’s Powder kills msec La in a trice,
While Lyon’s Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Samplo Flasks, 25 eta.; regular sizes 50 cts. 4 $
~ t .. . BABs*a 1 Pabr, Now York.
Also, the Mexican Mustang Liniment. > j
A Cask or Uuitues Cumd about a Ykah
A OO. Mr. George Oombm, who resides on the Fourth 8L
Rood, Fen-ntb ward, procured a Trust rrotn me, which in G
mouths tflVctMwi enUro core, lla has now gouo six
months without the Trust, and there U no appsaraoceof
the return of tbo rupture. lam continually curing cases
of rupture with my ioTaluaUt Treama.
I have permission from Mr. dumber* to publish iu.d re
fcr to bis case.! The best of refstyncee can be given by ap
plication at my Dreg Store and Trun Depot
JaZMAwT Dx. GKO.n. KEYgßtt, »Q Wood at.
. Tub usbof ikR. Uostittke's Stomach Bit*
I°^iof lilt Stomach,
°tb« Uke affection, it second to none In America or
Abroad . To bo able to state confidently that the Bitters are
** ©yspeptla and Uko diarere* Ur” JK
**2? of unalloyed plenum. of I
parts renewed vitality to the nerrous system,girin* It that
twrg3r (“dispensable Sir the restoration of health.
b» «?«"!!* everywhere, and
Galvanic Uattebt, oe Elected MiaWio
ssafsiS
Standard, Elegant and Valuable Work?
just niur.il.
A new history of the conquest
0F f U S XIC0 * btR .L WILBO.V.—This ts an actual
uuiory of that remarkable event,—the Oorth* Oonquest !lf
Mexico. The aathorrffoctuilly destroys aomj of U* flue
M. w »T" 'Z h i ch HUfory of theOonqucstof
fouoded-prevlng, that tbo aStfc.
« d ?,^? Bpt reliable; that the socallou “picture
, aQ d ailegod annals, are Actions.
*°? wora Mso presents tbo author'.' matured thoughts.
In reference to the ancient clvillxaii?n on thS'wnaUosat!
JJTii*?? 3 #" fiCU ' "oe to pro re, beyond*
?j!^ l t i^ CTcr V ro,tJe ® UofJCgjy-, or Fhtealclan origin.
N ,°*? b -f* ct can !be more Interesting, or will «xciU greSor
ad nlreUon than to settle thosa quMUvtu hitherto* hold in
doubt as to tbo origin of (hose wandering tribes which
poopled tbhOootlnrns for ages before Columbus discovered
it, the remeins and wonoiueots of which still remain
amoog us. .
The work will undoubtedly recommend (tolf to a larre
<» *«h «d« of the Atlantic, by Us patient
research. Its large maas of curious and interesting fits, its
Stjic I,OUa arßtlln * mt *» “d lt*|ncid, graphic and attractive
Oioth, #2,60; Ehoop, $2.00; Half Cali; s3^o.
.. ~ -Mittis CUALLKN a son, warn.
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, WM. 8. BKNTOUL,
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rtONSUMERS OF RICHARDSONS, UN-
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with the tall thefirru,
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u ii gaazmatm of the euandoeae and durability of tho Qoodir
7 ‘ ,^„ cra U° n b tv&dend ecM&ttelly mchutt mUtkV
qnantitlee of Inferior and defective Unetu ere prepared.
mmo after eeaaon and eealed with thenatneel RIOIiAHD.
£86,5 Ucm *** **<>» te«ardl«i of the injury, thm
Inflictedl Mike on the American ooncniner and the taanalee>
turvn of the genuine flood*, *lll not readily
bwlnre* eo profitable, while purcbeeere can. be impoaed on
with good* of a *orihlo« character.
J. BULLOCH* kJ.n, LOCKS,
igeota, 3fi Cbwtb etrwt. New Turk.
NEW SPRING GOODS—Poio Do Chire£
Da Ltisn, CLlotzea, Prints, ttecdlo Work Collin.
Linen and p. K. Shirt Botonu, BlMchad tad Unblatehed
T»blfl Clotheud Tablolinec,tod a general aaortatm of'
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[Special Correspondence of tie Pitta burgh Gazette.]
„Jfonra Bbsto*, 0., March 2.
£.d»tor« <jiz;tlc —The. war between the disputants
T/wm° Pl K* , by your correspondent, last night, just
as Elder M.tclioll took the floor. H. is a largo, ilk.
lotto, fine-looking man, whose wealth of phraae i!
trnljT aatoniihmg. Nererfor a moment la he at a lore
‘ u, » tii> stentorian; his eyo, which
""“'y wander* oror tho audience, is frequently
he^° P ’ , *C 1 j 0r J c ,ooks ° nt > o' ,on hat ne If
for lTh ”* * C °- n » is o JeUx-
n hs hIJ 1118 fl “ r ’ 8 " ld ”0‘ he
paST^d'n. 0 °?. Of j!“ coll “S*n* wrote onajlipof
P lC’..„, P 10 hl .?> «"”• soggisstion, probably;
t letwe not anno, mo, said tho Speaker. Ho would
h “ “r"”^ 0 ” 10 ho fiistractod, but kopt his
clear grey eye fixed upon tho point, and thundered
away. He has quite a peculiar habit of moK his
bps wh'lo ho is speaking, as if ho were taflioj;
hu * st ’ rJs he gave them to his opponents. I
way as well gay horu, that the debate was conducted
with groat decorum and fairness on both rides, and
witn so many kindly expressions of regard for each
other, that I think both sides felt thoir duty would be
more acceptably performed were they in turn to take
the puipjtjußt a bo VO hoaa , aod h , <Cbri
SutohLn C T , • ? atl am wandoriog from Elder
election bjr . lh ot Ih” fiostrino of
7 “ ‘ho ohnrch before tho days
, H 111 ” 8 ' lhat the doctrine of a freo sal ration
tofmat lTo h h‘f h h . ,d P”»'hcd, and which all
fju l^?, ot °h. ri * t '“"ily had proclaimed,until
fcerfJn nf«^*j! a , ! !° U ° a fo ““‘ I lta way into tho Con.
fossion of Faith. He quoted from Moahoim, Zankius
I’e ngmsyetc. lie alleged that the did
Sl*™ *? Calvinism. Calvin Treaehed
boldly the doctnne if infant damnation which was
4V“f‘ft .‘Sep™
“• QOled Dick's Declares on
trnS ?Sdlt^i'% n T 0 T° ndapreocher> notto ob *
wJn i?„, 7 °f elation any more than they can
„ *}', Do took up then tho Institutes of Calvin and
SSd r m ° °n hi 3 dodacli o°* on election
and reprobaUon. no doclared that Presbyterians
would not assent to Buch dogmas in this dnv n*»
acknowledged tho good which had boon dono by Pros,
hut boldly declared It was by preaching
Annmionism they had conrertod souls; that in pro
portion as they had oschswod and discardod tho doo
tnnos of eloction and infant damnation, had thor
found faror with Bod and won his blessing on thoir
efibrts. Un declared that the accessory deductions
from Coltmism wore that a certain .portion of the
human family had been sot apart from ail eternity
for damnation, and that those thus reprobated, tlo
what thoy may, can Dover bo saved. He declared
that if tho gentlemen on the other side would say
that aoy reprobate could be saved, he would give up
tho quoction. Ho apoko A’j minutes, and tho perspi
ration rolled down from his hair and wilted his shirt
collar. His spoech had a marked effect Tho hour
of recess having arrived, the meeting wint to supper.
, Xh® evening session Was to haveyt-ommcnced at
but dsd no ‘ minutes past
MvftfeJUt thU hoar Mr. Todd tg&tho floor foMho
Pr S, b7 n P . iaas * c Th .° C !‘*‘ I r “ cn I'rofc Hartzhorn,
of Mt ifnion, Squire Williams, of New Lisbon, and
Peter Jlartzol, Liq., of Benton, which fact wo should
havei mentioned before. Mr. Todd said he had lis
-7S V \? rc ? t .““f quotations tonebing the views
of Hick, Mosheim, Calvin and others, bat he bad
i been- led to believe that we wore seeking to learn
whethor or not.tbo Confession of Faith was in ac
cordance with the scriptures. Then he went on to
quoto scripture, and ho brought forward a vast ar
ray of passage*, which, Jo casual readers at least
prove that Uod decreed from all eternity whatsoever
cometh to pass; that from the bosom of
every child of Go.l is known to Him, and that his
toreknowlodgo co-oxista with his decrees. Tnrning
from this array of passages, ho then attacked tho
.Methodist book of Discipline, and proceeded to show
that all the doctrines which Arminians declare to be
so repugnntit to common soosef and common joslieo’
in the Confession of Faith, are found also in ilie creod
nf iho Molbodist Church. Mr. Todd spoke well and
carried his aud.oaco with him. Mr. Todd is a cW
headod looking man, who does not stop to eboose his
phrases but speaks in a manner easy to understand,
and in correct language. His passages set the other.
Side to overhauling their Looks. Both parties had
brought valises loaded down with the standard au
thors, and one of tho disputants had before him a
vwy large leather trank, in which tho Fathers of the
Church were packed without regard to precedence.
Mr. Lynch responded to Mr. Todd. Ho look op
tho passages quotod and gavo his views of them at
length, making thoso which bad been quoted by Mr.
Todd as referring to tbaeternity of God’s decrees, to
apply to tune either prior or sobsequent to the estab
lishment of tho Jewish ritual. I havo not the
spare to give hla remarks in full.
Air. HayesJeaponded for tho Presbyterians. He is
a graduate of! AileghenySemioary and did not studv
there in vaio, for a quicker wit, a more ready use of
j th ,® "«Pons of polemics, a clearer logic ora more
winning and choice Use of rhetorical figures, one
seldom meet* with. He confined himself strictly to
tho.qnestion 4 issue. He explained his views us to
how God s justice and mercy were consistent in tho
government of the world; be proceeded to show how
in his view man could be a free agent and yet the
subject of GtKl’s decree; he forced the question upon
hb opponent*—“how can you deny th P decrees of
!i .*5.1 yet * dmil bl 3 om&i »ewnw ?” Ho defended
the justice of God m permitting tho fall of Adam
and intoputing his sihrhe said if it was uojnst in i
God tmjjarmit man to foil, then, providing a Savionr
did not remedy that injustice, if I, mid the speaker,
unjustly break a man's leg, it doesn’t remedy the ini 1
justice of tho act, if \ provide a doctor to set it
again. Tb o act may be kind, but tbo injustice of
acl . wil > remain. He said much
more, which I am unable in thia letter to report.—
Ten o clock armed, and Elder Mitchell claimed aa
opportunity of answering theD. Tho home was
crowded, and those who heard the attack ought to
hea* also the defeife. Considerable disenssion fol
lowed, but the chateau at last dismissed tbo meet
mg und I closed thp letter.’ T y
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f°r wloby J. 8. LIQOKTT A CO. y
Walnut ami
(Hk, nu for th» iimllij or lonnerr—
nd »oo thorn. hSO ' - .y. fi. ttWNO* tiu
WHITE GREASE—2S
Qleavood to mnirttfur ulo by ‘ : u l
f**S ISAIAH DICKEY *OO.
h J* vo rccciTC A'H!wnrticlo
_a ““ UUcp * tat “I 1 ">'l «umlM.
HKNRT H. COLUKB|i!t W*iiod ot.
E^^ P^ ILY MObbIIXXX
XJ Kxttm Pamlljr Iloar toarrlro pnr'ateuuer JaDnleQr»T
■ WM. IIcCCTCUjCOX, 10filLil“rty rt l
MSL™ A i^^T} 50 h SfaSTH
atore and for aaloby WM. UcCqTCriBON.
SUGAR— 20 hhds. N. <Ts>^HF
■tow and tbr.ialo by WSI. ReCC
WRITE BEANS—7S bua7 m
ww in « torn fortalo by WM.McCI
'HITE GItEAtSE—2O bbl» in
tnr L > IBAIAU Did
50 SUGAR arriving oi
V Ut * fe»s i 4AV& G
|iiAMS.-4q bu i** P ma U White
' Ml. by i &a> Y B. PALZ
®a's, laAvltsTFifK
I*l*Ud, 3 roit, gto. J.L.UKAD.7B
A BBLS. SWEET. OIL in store am
y_*y 'W«i MACKEOWN. ICT 14tw<
SEiJI) OlL —mo goUs. Wcstei
WALNUT 2 bbls. rceM jindiq
683 A ; a. aoßjgoj
Beans —2
nl« by
QOKNMEA
Ibltls. small white Beans for
; IIKNUY 11. QOLIJNB.
JD—IQ bbla. Superior for aalo by
1 IlfcWBT 11. COLLIN B.
.fJOAß—SObhda.primo W. I. Scffarior-
UtMthrhy l tcSl ALEXASPtIIUaQ.
»£NN.: QBOONP NOTS—2OO Scks in
, store and ftc piety IBAIAg PICKET >OO. ;
f\VAh CAMDLJKS-30 boxes ftr sale bjr <
- ~"*' S
“ - *&'' - V
Telegraphic.
COKGRKSsibiIL;
of Mo., Slid that Congress had vested
drat the authority to n.e such a for?. p?™‘
gnay as ho deemed eap.di.nt, and ha r£d I?"
apooch mad. at last session by Mr. Illtehie
it woo said that tho President would act oi th??*"
thonty of Congress, and ho believed th. exhibition of
a fow small vessels would procure a settlement of tho
difficulty and no necessity would occur for tho ns. of
force.
Mr. Ritchie, of Pa., as ills name had been men
tionod, said he thought there was a cause for tho pas
sage of the resolution then, and thought so now.
After farther debate, tho Senate’s Paraguay amend
ment, as amended by Mr. Boeock’s motion, was
agreed to by .'{ majority. It was subseqoently con
carred m by the Uonse: yeas 8.1, nays 77. ill the
ptner amendments were then acted on.
tv . rcport of tho Committee on tho Consular and
Diplomatic hi 11,., agreed to. Adjourned.
Ind r".^7 1 "'•■rrfwy’s Pnrttdinga. —Mr.Bright, of
g® Committee on Finance, moved to amend,
™sion, hn’t b ' llloTOi for tho extra
Agreed to. * 1 mUoago, in any care.
,7?,",^
action on tho bm, ,h. To
mitteo of House, was passed. ®* l on Com '
Uk”' , „“ i,MIUn ““ .Appropriation BM wa, a , n
Tho amendment of Mr. Hunter, adopted in ,h-
Senate yeaterday, waa that the power for the “.auo
p-Zm'T? of . tn ’ a ' nr T “»IM conferred upon the
hT/ 3 . 7Con S™“ of December 3rd,
tha n.Z b " ?’ r . i !' eJ “ nil tentinued in force from
a r? P a **«ge of this act anti! July 1, 1860, to the
perrenV’L*! 2 ?' 0 ?^ 000 '^ 1 * intorest to exoeed 6
?. appropZted. 7 ‘ b »«P°neoa thereto, *5,000
izin'e tha^’ p '* a "’ °Mrod *e ameadment nathor
p«fr,e MiZ 1? *»• A.lautic and
: i“'^M, p o*ss;? To -
Tho amendment zeal adopted- you
Mr. Fitzpatrick, of Ala., l'"'
propnatmg $12,000 for ten year., to 5S d r 7 ap
eteamere to the porta or the JiezSn uilf Mexico
vT° g .J7' a 10 a ■ i “»ler amount 'd,
1 far,T of llw ““endment, and
f 7 l° 8 n S $ r -' ,, ' Ward of Texaa - Benjamin,
Thh J» Sh ‘ e d8 ’ -° f M L mn, > and WilßOr b of .Mans _!
nf limif'rf m^ rgl |- Dg th ® a PPTOpriation
of limiting it to four years, and so ameoded it was
adopted by a vote of yeas 24, nays 10.
■ Jf: Bn * ht » °f Ini, from the committee on public
buildings, moved to amend,by giving tho whole
amount of $500,000 to complete the build!
mga, instead $50,000, which was adapted
*“■ Iverson, and many other Senators, attempted
? ,a an . d ° tb <’>’ b nalneaaaa amendment.,'
&t=={S
pensable of tho country and periled the
calling of an extra uou me
Ei'iht O'Olodi,— There is a deluge of rain wlthom
and the temperature ii 80 degrees within. A few bmi!
fe Z*. !? ““ 4 hundred cf the male aez arc
in the gnllariez. Mott.of tho Senators ere in their
hm bnt M. tiZ Uf D the omnihua
bjii, buf it hea been overlaid with an amend moil.'
The diacnaaion haa given aiope to debate oh all
topica, from a protective tariff to the KaneMlndiana
rTf h 8 Z alD l? I t 16n v m,lllt ?' “ abov ” "‘“"d <» committee
ot tho whole, have Men confirmed, excepting Mr.
Simmond » proposal far homo valuntinn, which was
lost: ayes 20, nays 21.
Tho auction authoriaing tho Dane of Treaanrv
Notua waa confirmed, by e vote of yeaa 3ft,-nay. "2
Amendment, wore added-to eboliah the frankiog
P nZT’ an , d '°, raUo r “to »■' poatage IdeniticJ
with thoao already appended to two other bllia
r»S' _ l b e' ilouao concurred In the report'of tho
Committee of Conference on the Army BUI
““ PMlrtt *ho Senate’, amend-
Z at n° appropriation bm waa uken
rZI Mr ‘ r °1 t 0 a P ri 'U4sed queaUon, andof
aa"? .“r‘°?. U ' at ti ” biU % b ntnendmenta be
returned to the Senate, ea tho Nath auction thereof
propoalng an mcreiae in the rmteW poatage, la in the
nature of a revenue bHI, Md eeiordtagro the con!
atitntwn, can only originate in thi Houae.
Ph ' P '' 01 M °w bri,fl , arguld that the con
atltution waa not applicable to a calm of thia kind.
Tho Speaker decided that Mr. GrAw’a question waa
properly submitted. 1 1
Mr. .loner, of Tonn., moved an amr
urow’a propoaitinn, ao aa to aaaert thi
postage amendment is not a violatil
stitution. |
Mr. .lonea. or Tonn., withdrew bla amendment,
u ays 20 * 2 reaolnlion *** adopted, yeas 117,
H,?™ Engll ;' 1 '’ of In,i " ~id »ome time since tile
House passed a post ronlo kill exelnsieoly'which was
wmurl b r°,h°l“'"' bUI -“ 1“ r ” t “ r ”°’ i with emend-'
Soni'l 4 ; ??*“ mrates,’(heeboli
inking privilege ,„d relating to the
' ” Pottmasters. Ae the Homo had
K n d aircne ‘y on timilar amondmenta to tho
POTtoflice appropriation bill ho thought U best lo
introduce a new post root© till.
' l [; n « ll J| h P ro P°»«* poU routo amQtl j.
M?’r? ff h We 7 *} b Pt** «d tho bill pawed. -
AW. Chaffee, of Mass., asked a suspeiiton of th.
r«I« m order to have a private bill the SenSo
■ La^whltt’i, o^ 1 . 0 " ißtluired of Mr. Davidson, of
fell!? ♦ h , B , d,d not “7 tb « morning that the
President would not sign any private biU< not al
ready passed, for want of t\mL v u. not ai
Driwle«?7“' 01 MlL| "yarded it os a violation of
pasii M,Tl “ d b “ P° ,nt “<• ‘ho hiu was
™
The House passed the Senate bill to carrk inti
*“!?' th. treaty with China of Norember St'llj
authorising tha Preeidant to appoint, commission
for o^"* m “*«° n » f **• ''.imtageilchiniT
«pSr„r^r'‘ M •-** -«!
On motion or Mr. Mil.,’, of S. C., the rules wrri
miEt i '° n “'‘ ,id " «>• "port of oomv-
“™e»“«"t'. "kick report concluded
cnnitol^mn.°' D ‘""“'"S tb “ *“P«tiotoud.nt of the
2, ektennons, after the adjournment of the
gnu ’ 10 r * mor " the desk, from the hall
Sum ra-y™”K«mont so ai to bring tho seam
into tbo smallest convenient space.
th»'di,?,*wV? r k I i 7 '’, " kO 2 ’ h,t »»nld become of
Mr »r S b h co,t * 9O or *lOO apiece,
consigned to th.
l b ' *™"»* JwalWo con-
fr l“! I * a ™n»orth itata tl
Campbell and JctTrioj, tha partiaa who
m d *Vh? g “"d who wSr'n J„
on a habaaa eorpna, ware dlacharged yi
4 CO., AcU,
or'!f,T” [t / M r l 1 3 * —Thii morn in
or Mr. Bayard, the bill incorporation
I tuaengcr Railway Company of l»itt
SIS ” P ’ M S P ° ,tOT ° ff «od numoron. a
liib™7” re *“ 7 ctci ion - Tho bill p.
WILLtAUSI’ORT. Pa., March 7 b... n
iLa°b’u.*mV ll ‘ Hli ‘ t Convention commenced
min«f' d"! 7 B‘*l>opS.,u. of WU
niT’lS i “i t! a l’ «r Ha timora, Sec-
T ~?” ar ” ™” hondroci ami alrTj. preacher.
r'o“"“' 0 “"“' U
“*aiK*«on between thi,
and the western ports of I,ak» i. „
lully open. Tho steamer Portsmouth krHved this
BtX I° B '|“ 4 ’“™ immKli »toly for Toledo. ' Very
mile tco i* encountered on the take. *
Albajit, N. Y., March 3.—Mr« n B a» KH . .
and b„ „ M „,i„n band'
SSgwtuTTSS
alternately e» * U now
eter-63°. Thermom-
CiftcurxAt
«o°. Heavy
within the 1?
bcie! Sn2lft? anUhwl »»d for *l«it'
. *•* llta . *od you will b« coar
prime, in
roncoN.
«sldodiy tbe bwt, chMpett, moat rij.
ring ex taut. J\ U. VOURO * 00,
. Nea. 38 and 40 flmlthflaldetrect.
TTIDD’S pfain
ftsasffi'jssf’ar ssansiSE
I- ,„i.
store and
KY 4 CO.
1 for sale
RDINKR.
DROCIIASUAWLS, Goath
LI Square, lie largett aafl cheapest stock lo th« H(«
W. B.—New Good* receJvlßgdaJly, T •*'
tori O- HAMSOk LOVB, 74
rENN. CORN—2OO nks/on" steaim,
wood to krrlro for wd« bj 1
JgAUH moksy!* 00.
Lakefish-50 bbETSSF
100 111. do do
TO.tolj. Will, Ha,,
b L do- do
M - g«MBTn. OOUJNS,
U s* A/ 1 and Manrhf
Urge*mU*iß»ffitaitarß»adlof •atabj
mi UITCBCOCg, McORBARY k r
WHITS .BLANBt-25 bus. email
Bauwls afon Mdfarot'lnw to c!om on>'
mrt anoncooK,
S YKUP—2O bbJe. Pcwi- T ’
■ - S» • do
v art
Srrsmm
Commercial.
ooimiTiHt or ARsmunox ros sulk™,' ''
Issran Dream, v. p„ w Pamre- tr. . j l '
*<*&?*££ J “™™- w -
ri it h uiiuTT n/CTmlTii
[Kv°n<J Socially fc r a,
FimUcfcOH,Teid.it. iliccn i ic>a
FLOOR—Uia tendency U «U«dUj to wore drtmJ— I
k " s
“ " c °“ , ‘ l 01
f° (wr To rMmo at »t pr t°“* e °*« r *» 8 «od 2)
tf 7 *>*42. ' 4 ® s * Uol »**, 76 bits to lot* to roun .
B<)APACAS*I>I.EtL „ , •
Ollvs.ty p, ~nt Of || )o b ” *>*;«'« Onwmcal
kr, ‘»' *>£ *ll ‘l *W bx» df]>ped
A HUES—ttJoa of So ,-V» Hi-.j
Bb °Ss «*•
IU: --*- >ad lu fc.Su.
” I?rfs » &■ So.o „
BUTTER.
potato;
CIiEESr
DRIED
Pe&cboa »t
MOL CIAI*
Jof <* «»
ending Jan. I,ISSJ;' ? r * l <J n porta, for the wok
Total for tbs Ireok mmS t ~ 5W
Pntrloualy repotted
. BioeoJatmarjl jso,. jns ■
ifirsssssff *™»!?
*'*““%£? tfs£* “* /-
n-o*. r«jo(, . "hST’ “vVf* 1 ’ c "™-
««& &SS
Philad6lp’»..Veb. IC. «* »»••• i 250
Baltimore... Feb. 17, •• ** “ “* 20,281 14,081
Boston. Fob. lb. ' j,V '"
Other portaJi'eb. 11, ••
ToUl from BopL J, ~ \~
SSfflaiStHgs.s: llffi «SS
Tbaams period, 151»G.....061J£5 ir, sss jS^gJ
To the CjnlinmU , bbhu’ hv*?* fZ’™' . K J®»
PromN.r.toFeb.ls,lWfti« W i,i 6 Vo£, J 1 "*; l>nß -
Fnn otb P'ta, to lake! tU>«o 1661
sv^‘
Orleana, and buyers ,? *“ ttt P«~ot ia N.
Wft Incline to thf ° onter 11,0 mmrfcj ‘
Ibey have held off atroady tiy , !on- h L^“»Tr W i l^ nd lhnl
lo lx felt la the I>ry (}«j g Ln-t "I Some life ij beginning
tinne to be my imuatbtictory. "*** collections eou-
Mercantile transaction* Lav* *■- - - . .
plot* the Money market The wS»I Uo » , .? a lo stotdiI J r d «-
■!»dr»i.r Ko at un, p. rtoa „f ‘red,,
tuoally heavy, A lam amnnt,* «7** r, ,* ra this reason 00-
Produco and and U/nJE n!vi!! lo f kad «J> la
awaiting their ■prlag-trads »in, fnji M/Ji. 00 * 1 ? dealer* are
tbl. accamnlitton“r varied MVf « *V* good «- Cntn
dUTatnt chaonda, tb.re~ol» «“• lnto.ll.
•Uher the discount or exchange mar ta?/* 0 en Cnt t T* e la
la Mint tba markat worla u 0 ,"L 7
«>l=b I. now bring *'» 'tabri
Tbcro la more domaod for mono* on tho atreri hnt .1.1
oat change In the rniw Trail*enin„..~ unset, pat with
department!, hot la wmewhat keffVi'aL’S proT * * 0 * n
uncertainties which characterize ih» *“• P«T>k»Bg
Krees In r.gard to the Tariff aod^e^mn^efl^ 000 *
—{Phila. Bulletin. “*• UoTeroment flnanct*. •
Instance*, even at Bank, ue * m d « . In • om "
tancoe are cashed freely .to * T B ?T
prlrea Wodfo* % immC'hdSjJ '“''u
reread., at “jJ*
«»“*«• fre "
~»-b
«X d^ l .r- u^,in ''”“1 p'M-Mniwx',
s"*f' “ ,1 '“’"I Itocttllod at js* „ j R> . „
3&? -ftesasas
■ osporta by Uailroad.
do clover eeecL, Brown A Kirkpatrick/ 20 »,!!• hi"*! 12
Smith; Mdo oat«, HawortK*c£m B Lr»Sr»^!2» o T
22* do tobacco, 67 tbl lard, Clarke A£. * ** l *° 11 b * c # ~n
jndmeot to Mr.
U the Senate’s
w of the con-
Imports by fUrer. .- 6
CINCINNATI, pjr Cremona— I bt oil palu'tiaea in »
hami. 12 cak briatlee, £UO ttl flunr.Clsrke
K.o. R w.T'i
Ssaiw.
Sfe £ L"‘T.i "bl gjnnbS
.am ■ *«£&&]!£s££* lassgsg-
&IVKK flews.
It nlaed jettertoy forenoon r*>rj hud. i, n t |«t*, ~
Jay. clemred op. IJiwokP. rlii !f i? ,L *
to ridan iba rlrrra acalu. Tlie Cb«*nit on. , *° tliibl,
lag N d *«t out 43* fij* **"*
J.JT Th» Um.„L. U, t *» ““
load ftom St. Loaii. Acopy otEw nMSfcKZSftw'V* 0 * 1
•Iwwhem At noon, ihe Crtmana <v£*n ?“Ji hw fjnD <l
»;r ■ m " ,d ,ro!a ’SI sstfiv, «•.
la to load here for tfao oppar fliMOori. ** * flße * rt P- tlje
j?£"o“rx^ ov *' u ' <Jl, ” l “ k ’2&".£S;
- a.
t ?SS3S%gS?JZ£y tSL ,
wS!aiSj^3inSSS£ksSASmS“S s iK : ** s
Tt» Paoola aUli. ifn Wd n 2L°s!'? ,, » foj
Bt. lotli Tba Ft. WaynZ’wtSTso to Pm * bM B b from
pocting to fill oat below Th« *!“ darted, «*-
"Ul» 300 ton. of a a P ' U *‘
tbat Marly all tho atMmboat IT* *^ t * ** “Utod
im» .h/p». ii?SSJS»£Sa:J** b ."” “ran-*
rapidly recedioa rlrer Ui? »T«. 0 * •°? Soaday .the
qoehannaaoddK* VarnoaymJrfiS°Stiirt “* s,, ‘'
were polled off aftarpSrtj w *£X*ISS? **?■“»* **> lh
of aconnectfoDplpaoo UiaV-S? l istT* r ** tod l ,af# Hn*
Ingot afaawm,Vde3 m
£l«»fc. n» r«o-n&o4’“ hESSI 1 ?* “ J
seotos7s. “ “™«8“ » mra peak nu»gjw from
«or R *’ 4 iiiT ‘
truupurtcd to tbu lakra. and m { ■••rblobo
t*mt. » .toe®., U to ff fi« jyft. «""»
®ade cexlj to tlio mL BUU U an be
Ukiag a .man rtan« no £.‘uS^^ tycool t lu * ,uti#
Stone Lak&and then o arms. .kT» Qe * ot * nTBr -' Into Big
tfaree-foortha of a mU l into * ToQD, *» <»lj *on»
the loorwaof tUR. SK. J**™"* uUe „f
hlghwator.bWaS Jilo^J!. 6 ”,? i 3 **» to
lake to Ute-other. Ou kod toe® «.©
•till falling;
» Atgiittr. j.
' . HWABTKD. ; -
telegraph, do? * i Brown«rlU*.
OoJocal BajrviL g»»i?nih rfo - i,
Crvißoo*, OfadanatL | ***•”*» EUzst-«Ui.
Modantor, £t. Lioalau 8 ,.„ . 1
*Ch wbw, Hma—3 fret«—falling.
raptai "-r-i
\-dot
fternoon and
and eloadj
at Harriaoo,
represent the
IgeLeeotnpte
iterdaj.
ViUßrapiu. m.rKaii.
*Vn Foie, March a. rinH,,. ,
W/S, for oplaade otiddUarS? . 400 ° b * t '* at?
Wtau; nk. osXY u £”' ffTSKS »4»«
nikwciDb. Oort, Dr Mil.
«■% «■■ refu.j ; «.«» tarfi; (,t mind
Puik»t*adrat iIY -.^ an<l . Jdlow at81(584;
Bcgar firm at o>4®g 'Coßoe n™ for
™ fri'U. Mm* b„ l ll^iTh^Tiui^;' “W* >»s*
lllltuia (intmi ii. JL Kt^StejSS o #," fh * toC * 1, ‘ a,ul 02,
Oomlili* 8 < &SP?{L“ eb- ' "■
Paiu«LMnjssi*rcL a—FUnr. '■* »'■.
■aim 2000 bfalaln lotiu <o.2s tS «pwwdtendency;. j ;■•
ndiMa«fr£»Sr
light MW bbla Rjre Flcar Jljat*/2? p £ ««i*tock»*ro
wi|h tale« PenQ’mot <3 nrr Wk«?r*"' *' 4>n< MmJ linn, v --
gI,W, whitegLco H» *•«*«*; aaJee red at-
KlLwJemjend P«nV M * or &»U»*n»,ead . -,t
yellow at *•!« 2000 boabele . ,
Ou. onthSSl?isi iiSn'T' 1 . cio1 " “*«•/ »oM U OJ. ‘
HDTD.I..S I : •» '1 '
W£wS#^|Synwwk ;
nan am ih> k.iL n. t .. , there were Do tales
tS£?£&o Jadiatlngar
be deliTere
*pni let. L*rd dull at 11?}&1U£ liO bble wen ~
j Wheat 3c per btub
oorD hh<JuaiMr Clover Sm
*°* *° ** lr damapdlTdewar n i M
dull, end tho price* oomJaaljfther* troothfas
ffSSSS-
Bet-nauai, March 3.<—Floor fliif - '
« t white 11
nrjßf wfaito and yellow ~lr
quiet it 29.
it on oration
the Citizens'
ranrgh, wax
knendmontJ,*
«xed finallj,
Arted bj the-
OMo Ztaad fc
X T'HZ subMribCT oflira
JL ' -oihipUrr 10, 8t> .
JL
xuuttdtW'aa* w™t ot'
«<Ung to Wo«*tor, aik] wjr
bargfc, fuSk}M ud o
•ad
s»«#' * «m
■tuJ* U wAwmUred
®il* tocttoffii cow
coonty. ItNflVb
PWcbMeft. TV -
*?•**«» oppgrtnr
»»C*. v
d«treet.
Glen--j
ocaftjtwt!
PERF
•op»-'
dcwH-:;
V
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