EsTABIAISEIED IN 1786 to: P. SCOTT, .WHOLESALE DEAL ffritravgi,psinti,ow,varegoi and Dynaniln, Na montbertYntredtv RUM:Vt. 41111Dinternidllronoin attention. Atlrftent to • mania Byre) -, J i I' ■ -1 44.7214%Et4i '4 8 HEPHARD • - Sellkly No. ICS, carom of Wad and Sixth MAOKROWN. Wholesale Druggist, • Carbon OilXitaulaciztroraad Arta for LbiL7reil bwei re pL r!lixld ratnedat, NO. 167 Liberty street, il9dtt* FAUIRSTOOK it Co., late ofthe firm i 11. irtaterera Cb., *ad =mom Etios, Wboloole Dritsglai . 00, crew Weal sad Fourth FAX,Plttobtin*Ps. A. FAEENESTOOK & CO., WRNS. salerDraggirts Muaalatarses a White rase, sod Idtbar . ge, coma Wood Bad Prout_streedsi Pitta• - 'matt! rum. TIPt RAW. &MUM, WWI 14 AND .13 Estill Driutonhozucsof, Mat/ sad St. Clair do-, IrOSEPH ELEPSLEG; (SUCCESSOR TO L. fry inicax koo4carnallsrk4etreelaud - Dismond, &elm coushanki an band - AM campina te en at Drag; liradictneriltailabia Chetb, Pertann7, sad all ankle. per taining to hie bona& I ' 11211.pnanalpitans anarally compxmdeal at all hoarni Jaikly TIKR, GEQ H. KEYHER, DRUGGIST, ,JUFMOWacdstrod, eotati 3 OT Wood 02.4 and Vl:rem Plitibuntl4P*6 iltbbucflets. Ti WIRTS & CO., Geneial Com. ethrs Merehaite and Dealers la Grosedea and Prr, duce. 116.165 Maly street, PlUlgbtt , Ps. aa,hstgonvendipliettd and inUtwy Mum gun TAKES HOLIES •k 004 Pork Packers t/ std Nairn in ProThrlont, corner of Mani and Front ettenik. . jaaayd• LSEUEI , 4b HOTORINPON, Commission Val /A:aid : ding lderchanta, dealers In Western Rs aorrii:Cheatte, Roar, nth, flacon, Butter, Linseed 00, Pot yad Peal Azhes, geed., Grain, Drled Pratt, and Produce generally. Beat brarida Parray Flour always on band.— Agents for the oda of nab= Co'a celebrated Patented PearlEltarah. Not JIG Exond and 145 Pint sta., between Wood and Bralthdel4 sta., Pittsburgh, Pa etghlYd °REESE WAREHOUSE.-HENRY 11. . COMM, Forleardbag .a Commission Merchant, and Dsalutin Chem% Platte:Oaks Pish and Prods. generally, 26 Wocdat,aboca Water, Pittsburgh. my2l BAG.. WAREHOUSD.-JAS. GARD INER, Wilda*. 1:1124q In Flour, Praia Sons and ar , d = p ra o • 6 h Ertb Ntred, trt.t..en Liberty arTen. voh, insurtnut agents R. FINNEY, Agent Eureka Insurance Co., Av. No. 9 Water street. A /1: - ;0A - R BIER, SECRETARY Peaniybrezda Lultranco Oampway of Plttaborgh, hued Dullding,Vourth street AMUEL L. MARSUELL, Secretary Citi Wine Insanatta Oompany, 91 Mites street. FM. GORDON, Secretary Western hour , moo Owapeny, 92 Water street _ L T :.GARDENER COFFIN, Agent for Frank !). • Ms Irtm /manual Comany, Ilorth•ast comer Wax] ma Third stracia. MADFSRA; Agent for Delaware TOSNUA ROBINSON, -Agent Continental vV Intoreiceoo.;l4lllthitreet.- R - W.-POINDEISTEIL,Ag,ent Great West :, era Dunsranee Oa, ter halt street. 611114 - SON — C - 0 - 0., Dealer in Carpets, &a No; PM street. iT.TJAMi MeOLINTOOK, Dealer 0n41.. N 0.112 Market stmt. W. D. i R. WCALL UM, TVALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATKINGB, to. A 0.87 Fourth stsrot mar Wood. I=== GALLOWAY & SANDERS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND clos, RAI:L.OIXAS , Q. SANDERS, Ball Estate, Collection tazd Tax Agents, Davenport, lowa, Rau., P.: Petrick & 00. j =lElar . t r ungtk &Co I A._ IL !Mex. Igisti zt MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law, allosNa.6o fourth stroot, Pittsbargh, Pe. Notary Po b 1011 ORKRUWKNIORT, ATTORNEY Ay Les, sas Widths. of the tank of Pit tsburgh, Raw* Patgawatt. 6ot S sin TOSEPII,B. - & - A. P. MORRISON, AT- Pittob tor uurgs,' &Mw. Mike No. 98 north st.,Doar Wood, h, my 24 1. at. notorrtzik 113IIROUNIELD !F. CO., (successors to Mur - .I)_phy.a.Burcleeld)Wholosalo and Retail !Were le Buck and Maley Dry (food., North-end comer Fourth and .Blerket doe Plii.barßh• .el 11.. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy o 'Th7Goo,l3; sign of the origtoil lb* Llivey No 74 Market divot, Pitteborgo. mrlP 'DoIL P LMEI.t,' NO; 105 Market Street, a Denier In . Bonnet', Rats. Straw Triman g e, aad gcoananbrans. • e 25 13oultzelleus, -WILG - JOHNSTON CO., Stationen, LA Book ltanufaclocrors and Job 'Printers, No. BT Wocd otmot, Plasbargb, Pa. oo31:1 C. e".• COCIMANE, (SUCCESSOR TO • a. a•ettir4whow.to and Befit! Make in Book., B and Paper Banging; Fedora atceet, 6411 door & . of Montag tiquaro, AllogWay,.Pa- • . TWIN S: DANISON.BOOKBELLER AND tl 0410w:op eBesticw DoliloCl dipmjio- 63110 a street, war Fourth, Pittabeughaa. : Nr: • 013•1: 1`1 : TION No. SS Wood street, next door to the am • ' School and Law 13001 r• CI o t - I , 400AULLER . W.' 8 I =th 14-.AP01 1 . 0 .13 MINE R, BOOKSELLER: &LtionO MaxiihlLll, Inn draeL T OEN T/1051PSON ic -- INNTEE, ETON AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS, • ' • Na. 185 TRIED STREET, PIII2IBUROiI, 1 , 4 nir2o.lyd • Etat 'Notate SIMMS. WiLLIARIL ' WARD, g/alit IN PROMISSORY NOTES, Band; Mortgages and all orenaitita for motor. farnatra can poems loans thrangh nay Agency, on renano• Than wishing to invest Mgr money to goad Munn 's., dump ling that and wand clan paper al ray cake, for All oomomatatioci and fatarilans strictly couglangid. - , O 0.114tr2 STIINIT, opposite Bt. Pard's CathaV," r.ar4er , . . . SIE ..7,.... .:,.,.:.,:•,...i- THE aninathl. readilyda Carpets aftorntpo. ark Scabs. 'fainters. r• -k• • DAILY gunitturt. JAMES W. WOODWIr.L.I.. FO RN! TD RR AND CHAIR wi WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Embracing every style of E 17 MLNITI7 E. F 7, ROSEWOOD, MATIOGANT AND WALNUT, Suitable For PARLORS, CSIAXIMERS AND DrNINO ROOMS, itqual to my to• NEW YORK AND PHILADELY I A SOD ST LOWER PRICES. AGrEco7 meld° made by hand and Warraute.l.--00 Elopplied with any quantity of FURNITURE' and Out f RS, on reasonable terms. 110TEI.8 AND 13TEAMBOATe furnished at the Mortise natl., WAR/112001M Noe. 77 Aso 79 Tomo &rose?, mrtkott PTITSEPR all. PA JODI U. U. SODOM t vacua T. B. YOUNG 6 CO.. 1111.117•071:111ill FURNITURE AND CILAIRS Of Every Dewription. PAOTORY—llidcral SL,,bentans WO and Palma. Amu. Warehoase—Nos. 18 es 40 Smithfield St., STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We are constantly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN irmirrintE end CHAIRS, and Nrito the ottoouoo of those intarested to funniabing boat. maZkillarT T. B. YOBBO A CO. .flianUfaCtlntro _____ J. n. DEB:TALLER, N. ISO Lacey Strret, four ifoort abov? rcurtracrr62l Or TIN, COPPER, SIIEET-IRON WA'RE dealer in Cutlery, Brims and 'kilns.la Warr, with variety of Ilonasfarolabing articles. Patent Freezers, Wei tar Coolers and 'Leftism - Knits at the lowest nssli rrics wholesale and retail. - Rooting snd Spouting of bonne, suit MI alders iu tL abort, Ilneof bswitiess will be promptly ettru , ...l to al in • erste prices. mrl9.limillwr WM. M. F.A.811:12. SC CO.. STE ENGINE BUILDERS, IRON FOUNDKR.S, Gwocrad Atwell:l:data and 11.flor Motors, near the Pounsylrmls Railroad rannenger Dpot, burgh, Pa., , blannfwcture all thole or SLPIM Ellgllo+l, raog;na (tol three to ono hundred and fifty boron power, and lontol for Chid IdGIA,Sma HIM, Slut POTIIIINTa. anch.rioa 00. ac. Oho partialler attentlun to tboeociatracciaa of Engnocs wad Machinory for Oriel Mills, and for Upright, Malay and Circular S. WILL Hare always on land fogehod mud retdy for shipment et short notice knew, and lloilere of any dneoliktion. tialtheg Boners and' s heet Iwo work, seperatt and Wounkht,lroo Shaftiog, Rangers and Ponies in orery watierr and continuo the nuntifectore of Woolen Machin.- ry and Machine Card, Our prieqa orri low, our coluhlurry warm fa tared of Lb . bat quality materials ;ail warranted lu all calla W gir astiataztion. IS.Onierm from an parts or th.l econtry solicit.) and promptly filled. mr22ol:on C=Ua= DOOMS= XBON STORE COLEMAN, MAILMAN & Manufacturers of Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrough. Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, etc., etc., thee removed to their new and extensive IVareb.me, No. 77 Water and 94 Front Str•et, Where they are prepared to ene ui. all order, I. then 11.. baring • large arol complete omortrosiat of "Duquesne" manufactured goods core latently ou band, ninth ti.) or - tor on liberal term.. Irnalf iron City Stove Warehouse. R. BRADSELA.W. (Successor to T. TY . CRAIG Co.) Muinfsctorer of TIN, IRON swdoOrrea WARD, and Dealer to FROVE3, lc., No. 131 WOOD STRUT, betvereo Pht6 and Virgin *Bey, Pltts. hargb;Pa. (K.' lid T. a. KERS. e. K. MILEY. O.P. A. 711 , T. 11. NEVIN & CO., No. 2.4 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, retina MANUFACTURERS OF WHITE AND RED LEAD, ZINC rergra AN!, LITILIRGY., and Wholesale Dealars to Wm, Palate, V•rAisLe“III use. DIIIIVITISNES OIIN DB.Ir• mocoa - L !DER Tr STREET, oppe_rite reatta. R. le Defsd, PITTSBURGH, PA. MANUFACTURE to order, on short notice, CASTINGS, SHAFTING A PULLEYS, of all ateoa sod desCriptionS, of the Lent raatallsla and latent aisle, .I. WAGON BOXER, SAD IRONS, ORATES, ac., always on hand or owl to order. 451.0rdara left at tba FOUNDRY, ar at t`a,t,rriaht Young . t, 813 Wto4 u , a - ill receiver pr ,, tapt attention. ta&dly .1 • . J to of the firm of J. S. 11311 a 01 LIAO Eye SPEER et. 'How E.t.z. Valley Forge Ploy/ We No. 138 Liberty S•rept, near WA, /NU:burgh. MANUFACTURERS (of every variety ut Nowa, Plow Casting,. Ac.- of the meet 161.1auTed P,t torus entrable for every kind of wit and tillage. Their Improved Pau nt In. Centre, Patent Iron Cent, Elltlekle, Iron CentraPob-Soil, Patent and Cie,. Lever, Steel Ilonldboard, Talley, Peacock, Pngar,Ckdton and other Plow are IMIII.TII, to glee entire uiterfaerk.n to parch.. at, both ati to quality and adaptation to we. arikettrders area:alerted. octlyd. CAILTWILIOIIT 4 if V ill , (Sriceamors to John Cartwright,) MANUFACTURERS end Importers OT „LT.L.Pcr_ket and Table Cutlery, Sorginal and Dental Ire an:anent/40cm., Pistols, Ylahlag Taelfle, an, No. to Wood street. They glee .peciol attention to the manufacturing of Trellises, Supporters. to Jobbing and Itapolng with pane- DWI ty nud domateh- aplSally WThUAS 11111.111111 L.— ...... M.. WWI WILLIAM DAILNIIILL 4ls co., 61 Penn et., bolo* Mnrbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. SSTEAMBOILER MAKERS AND MEET Iron Workers, Mannts.turem of Barnhill's Parent Boiler, Lmsomotlyo, Ylne4 and Cylinder &deny Chimneys, Brelobert, Tire Bed, Roam Pipre, Om:Ammons, Belt P. &Igor Pane, Iron Yawls, LlGeßoots, era A 1,,, Blaokmaltbe ,Work, Bridge , mad Vladoct Irons, done et the stoniest no.. tine. • All orders from . &mance promptly sttendod to. kera. num Elation Run., ritt..bmigh. KENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., biAIsOIIFAC =MU of— Nan A Na 1 heavy H fil.seUngt • Carpet Cimino( al cam and ehado o Cotton Twing Bed ON,* • Elm& Hash 13.111; " Ropaoralleisee and descriptlowc P"gog• at the aardernru Eters of Leg., WU.O t, ern) have ettention. JeSele MANUFACTURER OF Q,ULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid; 1.3 ElTeeet.Bplrlteof Hitt% Mirk Anid;- Iroftmen's Anodyne; Eletbktle Add; Aqua Ammonia, ■PP; Nitre. de . Fowler% Solution; , Inya . Hay be forted et John Irwin A Sane, 47 Water .beet. UIUMEIXMI= - - PLUMBER AND OAS FITTER, No. 10 Fourth Woe*, Platiburgh, and Federal ormt, under• neath Excelsioe 11.41, Allegheny. Sir Every deaerlghlon of Pitting. fee Water. Gas ..I Steam. WKLLS. MIDDLE di. CO., E , O Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. Ordernoolicited from the trade, awl proroptly rd am per tannic:ion.. Trulms—fl mouth., or IS pm coat.awn:ma for cub. eafraydkve, • • ••m CAMPBELL : •:!'" v r ER OF ilOOl% u ow 4 oe.3l:lyL PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIi, 14, 1859 _ TIM. LIMB. ...... .. : - •...S•ora TLNIII LITTLE i inatlllE, W HOLES ALE OILOOEES AND DE AGERN fN . Flour, Uncon, Cho*ea, Frults,oll•& Produce 18 1128ECOND EIT,TIrTSBUtaII. WILLIAM BAGALSY, V7F-IC>LIFIELA-111 q1.13.001€1.11., Nos. 18 and 20 tWood ... ......... WIC krawant, lace with Of Levis& Edgrrioll, PO.tal?'g. [GorrDtt fdarOu,Phll EDGERTOR et STEWART, (Eacr.toore to Lewis A Eitttertood Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants 107 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Jatlyd - - . 3.11 N 11 . 011.1. .......... 6,7110Ttil 4.011. 111 . 01 1 - 0 m IIN /11'11ILL SON. OrocerA and Corn tr ission Merchants. Agents for the sale ut Pig Ire itu.l alwme, No I`i.3 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. relSity.l A LEXANDER KING, IV 110LESALE tiriorr and IropiAler of Pods Ash, No. •_^,l Liberty ertriut, Pittsburgh. P. JONES It 000LEY, WIIOLELALE GRO CERS and lAiat Fa:Tabors, dealer. fo Prodoos nod Pitteburgb Nionafectut et, N 0.141 Water drat, new Cherry alloy,Pittsl , orgb, Pm. my2d BAWL 0. einuna. -.JOHN a. DILA Oat. Q . /MINER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE S Groom, No. 130 and 132 B.cond Went, (betatron Wood and dmittsfield, • ttolorrgb. JOON R01L...—. AWARD ILOTO RIR.. /WM JOIIN FLOYD & CO., WROLDSA.LE Grod+nand Commix:6oo foloy - chanls, No. 173 Wool ao4 228 Mort, aloof., Pittsbotrich. I 4.413 JOON WAR. WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO CERS, Coma/618am Merrhanta and Doidors in Pros duo, sad Pittaborgli Slannfactnres, Nu. ZS IJberty street, Pittsburgh. JOS IvM. 3IcCUTCIIEON WHOLE SALE Grocer, Produce End C011:11:114ilop . .Iflorchant, anal Nadler in l'itudnitgb Ylaunfartiared Article*. N 0.169 Liberty atrost, corner of Itrownry ay, Pittaburgb, Pa. my 3 /OHO Ann. A TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE 11, Grocers, Prudneo and Conimituilon Meruttuts, and Dealers In rittaburah Blanufartnres, No. 8 Wad Arm; be. tween Water and Front at., Pittsburgh spiel noalsos,. DI ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE • 1 / roams, Commission Slorebants, and [Seaton - oh ail kind, of Peevish...Praa. and Pituddirgli Mann/mature( No. nf, Libertystruot, Pittsburgh. falfilyd D BEET 11. K INC), W 110 LESA LE 13 11.0- AA, GER, Commis:nun Merchant, and Dealer iu F•Wihr. - 4, Pash a /lour, and oil kinds of Ceuutry Produte, No. 21l Lib arty street, mouth of Ifzth , Pittsburgh, Pa Liberal 6d mad. on oa.ualiptmenta. Jafelyal *000.? 13411.... 1411.• ROBERT DALZELL & CO., WHOLE. BALE droners Coouninzion and Forwarding Ider. &aunt nod Malan in droners, Pittsburgh .Ilanufacttirea, N 0.251 Liberty West, Ihttaborgh, Po. triy2 ISAIAII DICKEY A., WHOLESALE Grocer,, Commission Ilerchunteswd Dealers in Predate, No. PO Water street, and 63 Front street, Pittsburgh. Sor tale. Ohio Land for Bale. rrlIE dutAcriber offere for ealo seetion ten, tonfrtsblp 12. range 10. Stark tost.ty, 0014, toluntouly known o "Bowman's Section: . contalutog ate It is altnatod tbrre miles west of lla.dilnu, on the State Road lending to Wooster, and within &tont two miles of the Pitt. bnrwh, Ft. Wayno nod Chicago Railroad. The suth, twat and northvaat quarters are partly cleared and improved— the r. Binder Is covered with soperior timber—and the .bola Is well watered by springs and rannlng streams,— anctiou If considered the finest body of land In the county. It will be cold undivided or to glummer, to sell ,aurchatsera. To those who &wire to invest in oral .state • better opportunity Is rarely offered. J II 11W$ITZE/L, lithelawuT 10l ItKalnn•L Pittsburgh T I ESIRABLE COUNTRY PROPER TY FOR OALE.—Therboire pert of the property t Turtle Creek. formerly owned by Allen Brnwth to one for mato at /O. prj, e . The, part otTeral includea the cont. runliona KIIICK DWELL!Nti, formerly known ea thrown'. li:change,' imitable fora rioted, Sintluary, or oil, puttlr parttime, with calm...! arable, mud nutdctildlnge„ and ern - braces about thirtydn, meets of cull i red.! laud. Thn pay ments will Le, dletrihnted 11..1- ' . l n trim of years, to alit the purr - hater. Apply In 11. BRADY WILK Chid, 147 Fourth c.0.d., or In 11. lIKPLICKN, trird,P t Alleghtny Rank ei 1T Y PROPERTY FOR SALE.— EA Two 11.1. et comer of retina.' Hand ...de.= rwo Howes on Knot elite of hand street, tioar Lane linildlnna et. c• reef Vtrgin coplel Pr S. llareell a Co., and Itawts 8 Chiley. Apply II BRADT WILKINS. 17. Ven otreet FOR SA L best nss"rtment of GOORIN‘I bTOVE.S . I , c reund In the clty. A nun sed large yuppie et - . .%Isny awl tnyntilkd pAitYrr.y, t..p•tiv.r era It e.r1.1 •tyrk ILat4wrarYo4,42l. lark. City sod Tin IV.trinuie of (labor T. J cralg N , ..tr - ort In theo•lgn ot tn. .hhm Gan. ntrl9 COAL OIL WollliS FOR :).-ti.E.—The Pitml.nrgh and P.o , beater Coal fht Company baying two oAtabllgam.utt, one at Itanctmster and one at Limb... ter, ofT,m tor ash, rf th.rn, for the plarpoae of cocoa. truth,. 01..1 , 11.r...5at we point— It in • cl..nu solitom . • • • I. red. Tho purchnrr 6a. every fachity fid making u.onoy from thr day toi tsitcl 17.1.131.i011 Price low said haulm easy. Apply to A. Team, tor 7 No. 20 Fourth at, Pittsburgh. FOR SA L E.—A reeend hand steam engine, (has boon In ore thin. , morittol,)ni thirty hone powor, feet emit°, 10 inch cylinder, arolght of 71,00 poomls. all complete Lind to good rotor. Apply to OW, W. BUSIit. Oouih sidsof Ohio .trot. llitr.l door west of the Ailesheny. FOR SA LE OR TO LET.—A large two story br4.l building, 130 fret long by 20 foot wide, on hobects etroot, Allegheny city. flail too bore., pulsor ateum engirds, In good order; rtn he ruptod in rmons, atilt paiwor for light work, if not dinp...0.1 of. Apply to W. DU NN, (tooth aide of Ohio strait, third door west of the Diamond, Allegheny. feat FOR SALE-1 nerei of Land in Ohio tp., 8 Wilt", from AlDab.) City, I mil., from thr P V W and ft It it statioa at ifilltmcit. Apply to UCU. W. BUNN, ronth .Ida of lthio tt.,3,1 door %mit of Um Diamond. A flo at/ray City. hda Fh SALK—Stoves for cooking. O itatiog, etc , the beat Delman:l pott.tue,• Fire - cflt= Irons, Fenders, Cool hrottiot,i,..l front, tirltlanta " lu .tt, or odd pin ro ~ the groat Patent Grid In, the bent article for broiling reer introdoced In this, or per. hops any ether, city. I ciil retied the. price In coy rate where it fail, in prove what I rept...cot it. ilonockecpere' ilarthvere, the beet related ',tack In thy city, 00.1 no cheap ae the clicape.h at the Iron City Store Warnholoto of W. 45'. /MAI/3(IAR% (lincreasvor la T J. Craig a Cu..) No. 13.1 All eerie of Jdlibloc done at alicrhist nonce. Orden. by mall shall recall, prompt attention fol 2 FOR SALE—A Farm cent:tieing 249 acres, ion chilli, 401 u taraderar, balance wail timbered, all wMI watur , vl; Improve/not& good howrAl lug Donau, gout barn, good orrLvil of IV) or Ina) fruit ireve. of different kinda, oilman in Weamoretand county, 234 coil. Dam 1101- aide atation I'. IL It. nits la "OM Or lbb gracing farm. In lb. (vinly. end will Lo sold at a great bargain. Apply 0. 0110. W. NOON, Soutb akin of Olito aL, 3el door watt of tOo Diamond, Allegliony City. loin FOR SALE-320 acres of fine's) , timbered land in Oalu. county, Mika well watered, m con. Nom '2% .1. from tho Oblo ricer. Will be sold low for raid, or will tat o anal improved oily property elilior in l'iltatinrgh or Anent.. ny Coy. Apply te UlO. W. (ICON, Houlb akin of I.ILio atnet, 3d 11000 0.1,1 Me Dia mond, Alloghvity City. JM utiFOlt SALE.—A tract of land containing Woo sad one hull acme, shatata ott the Fourth Btreat lotbout. tbt. Enna, front the Court llouw. Will bo oat law for flub. Inquire or STEAM MILL FOR SALE OR RENT.- Irrnmo noosing BM In Lalrronrovill.4 frontlog 60loot on Chefttnat amet and onlendlo • • P.olt Yp~ , !..Ancrlytion and ~~ -. ~. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Grocers CEEB= HUM • MACKENZIE, Allyn at Law, N. GO Fauna ttrt.t. Vittshurgh (6aette. - _ PUBLISH KO vaILY ANDWEE6LyLB' R. ERRETT 6c c . , 1111711 tram. LOOT! 6.18/12121. 11- 4 - rrrEvAaraazerritstuota=glFelorpaperinth, Met. and haringan ealentlat arculatian amongst the burin, • men, and reaching a darm,ll grunt inducemet: to adrer heal WI at tad tatrAlevq through which to rata thepaii, IPZEKLi C4ZETTE a itsuai may rr.b... day and MturdaY, ms a lave blanket three, and contain+ in addition to the sums of au week, a carrfunry, u rat and reliable alert of the Markets, rem rac i al and monetary gr a Ars, and an accurate Bank Note Li* needed welly for pilprr —making it Me best amosterciell Nempaper in Ms West Ea= DAILY—Six Dollar. per annum, payable In adverse, 1234 cants par weak, payable to tho Carrion., WEEKLY—Two Milan per mumns payable In whlmra clay are fora/Mal on the following tarmac Tear copied one year Pb 00 ...I0 00 I sranty " " • .. 20 00 And one to the ;arum getting up the dub Ova: SitrAdvance payments are gnat!y required, Cod no pa per will he .ant after the tame Is up to which Way peg. Fiat.. of Advertfitlng, Equate of 10 lbw; 1time......_..........._...... . . . .. 6O 1 76 400 " " 1 Month 600 2 7 Oo 000 —lO IN . .6 u —l2 00 " 12 " • .20 00 Yearly soirertisore a/v.lollo4l°cm oquaro,chang. obi* xi pluiwuro, Poo tritium 117711.17ertisemoots with UM troblo rata% [Correopoudoom of the N. Y. Comma clot Adrentser.l LONDON, March 26th, MD.—By the Canada. —The last Cunard steamer took out favorable reports with regard to the mission of Lord Cow ley having ended in arrangements for a•Euro penn Congress, and the New I ark which sailed a day or two afterward, will have confirmed their correctness. Since that time nothing has occurred to damp the expectations thus created, and the general conclusion seems now to be that as far as the Italian question is concerned, the danger to the peace of Europe, Is for the moment at au end. With respect, however, to the ulti mate designs of France and Russia, there is by no means a general confidence. Up to yesterday, England, France, Prussia and Russia had agreed to the proposed chugress but the formal consent of Austria was still want ing 'This has since arrived by telegrien, and it is expected that the deliberations will be ar ranged to commence with all convenient speed. The blow itiflicted on the policy of the Emperor Napoleon and his cousin by the attitude Of the French nation - has, of course, necessitated the most dexterous contrivances for softening the matter to much as possible. England has been the real arbiter, but it would have been toe hard for his Majesty to make him eat his reeolulione on compulsion from that quarter. From the hands of Prussia the solution would have been equally disagreeable, and the same may be said of Belgium. Russia, therefore, which, up to the present time, has been ostensibly a passive epee tater, hoe been eelected to put forth the pacific scheme. The place of meetiog was the next difficulty Paris was not to be considered; Berlin, London Brussels, and even St. Petersburg, were sever ally talked of, but Aix In Chapelle, is now be lieved to have been selected. In the present eituation any aggressive or in surrectionary movement in Italy would have to be recognized and dealt with not by Austria but by the combined powers. The danger from thin eource being removed, it undoubtedly seems rational to anticipate that as far as the affairs of Italy bear upon the pros pects of Europe, a solution can now hardly be prevented. The accounts from Turin ace atilt anxiously watched, but the feeling henceforth will be one rather of cariosity to see 'Whether the Piedmentess will have the good eense to recognize that, under the existing aim:melon cos, they had better calm down their el:reeves- cent, and say as little as possible. Those who in plettiog to disturb treaties find themselves the victims of unfulfilled pledges,achlom excite much commiseration, whatever may have been the previous esteem with which they were regarded. It is also It, be remarked that the public are not disposed to accept the settlement of the Ital ian question as a signal for a return lo.domplete confidence. There seems now not to bis d single individual in Ilurepo who double thol..6Mhe Ist of Joinucry the Emperor 41,611 mina war. Foiled by hie own subject ' ; , lees than by the lij lit attitude of Europe, and eep• „ ity of Etralsod, be will be restlessantil ty&t,,.,, le his prestige has been covered by att utio4, sing directed to 60111 e new question. The impression is that the) will hardly be time to get op a quarrel this and to di vert to the new etage the in se armaments lately prepared. Sanguine pet-009 consequently look fora respite till Apii v i4 4 o. The passi bility of war being permamently averted, in an idea that seems to hive been discarded , on all aides. Pants, March, 24 —You will reeeire by the present mail a confirmation of my constant pre dictions of peace. In fact there can scarcely he a doubt that the repose of Europe is to be pre served. The diplomacy of Louis Napoleon is once more in the ascendant, and he is on the eve of gaining by diplomacy, end cheaply, all that he could have gained by ewer. His shrewd ness and superior diplomatic tact can no longer be put in doubt. One of the dreams of the Emperor's life has been to revise the treaties of 1815, nod to de stroy at least thoso provisions which excluded the Bonaparte family from the throne of France. This exclusion has been In effect nullified by the recognition of him es Emperor of France, by the other poweips who were signers of the treaties of 1815 ; but be desires that those pro visions of the treaties shall be expunged from the record. Besides this there ore other pre visions in those treaties which bear heavily upon France and upon his dynasty, which be desires to see at least modified. Tbo result of these political mtuneuvres on the part of• Eon's Napoleon, aided by the Count de Caroni who was his principal abetter and co operator has been that they have forced upon the great powers of Europe a Congress to regu • late the affairs of Italy,—exactly what Napoleon hoe been working for since the Congress of 1850, and in which he intends to demand and obtain a re r6 ion of the treaties of 185 G. To touch the ques tion of Italy will bo to touch the treaties of 1815, and the conference cannot refuse to enter into the whole subject. More than this, in this Congress France will be charged with the in terests of Italy; for Piedmont, IL is said, is to be excluded, and thus England, who has heretofore had the honor of noting ea the friend of Italy, will take a secondary rank to France in the Con gress. Russia demanded the meeting of a Coerces, but she did it at the instigation of Louis Napo leon.—Russia has no direct interest In the ques tion and willingly plays Into the hands of Na •-leon, with the no doubt well founded expeoLa seivieg the support of France in some -v to her more important. Thus Nscompliabed his ambitious to contend that the -Jou to be a serious which the ...It will Gas. Isamu. Prrrnau.—At a recent meeting of the Connecticut Historial Society at Hartford the battle sword of Gen. Putnam was presented In behalf of the late Lemuel Putnam, Gov. of Pomfret. Hon. Judah Dana, a grandson of Putnam, and once United States Senator from Maine, left this graphic sketch of Putnam: "In his person for height, about the middle size; erect, thick set, muscular and firm in every part. Ills countenance was open, strong and animated; the features of his face large and well proportioned to each and his whole frame: his teeth fair and sound till death. His organs were all exactly fitted for a warrior; be heard quickly, saw to an immense distance; though he sometimes stammered in his conversation, his voice was remarkably heavy; strong and com manding. Though facetious and dispassionate in private, when animated in battle his counte nance was fierce and terrible, and his voice like thunder. His whole manner was admirably cal culated to inspire his soldiers with courage and confidence, and his enemies with terror. The faculties of his mind were not inferior to those ofhis body; his penetration was acute, his decis ion rapid, remarkably correct; and the more desperate his Sitaation, the more collected and undaunted. With the courage ofp lion, ho had a heaitmiliat melted at the sight of distress; he could never witness suffering fn any human be ing without becoming a eofferers himself even the operation of blood letting has caused him to faint. In viewing the battle field his distress was exquisite until he had offered friend or foe all the relief in his power. Once after a battle, on examining a bullet wound through the head of a favorite officer, Capt. Whiling, who died on the field, he fainted and was taken up for dead. Martial musts roused him to the highest pitch, while eolemn sacred music set him into tears. In his disposition he was open and generous almost to a fault; ho never disguised, and in the social relations of life never excelled." The sword is a plain old weapon, single edged flat backed and slightly curved. Vteronra.--An American letter-writer, who contrived to get a peep at Eler Majesty on the recent opening of Parliament, eays her face is getting to look somewhat unquoonly and rather thenmatie. Tier eyes are no longer the soft blue, her cheeks no longer the plump fair, her lips no longer the royal ruby, and her nose no lon ger the Sax-Roman we were accustomed to re gard them. And her voice is certainly by no means the happy ringing thing for which cour tiers sounded her fame. Of course' Timo ef fects changes, as well upon Queens as their subjects. ALCOHOL IN BREAD MAKING.—It is estimated that the amount of spirit produced from the bread annually consumed in London is 300,000 gal lons. The spirit escapes in vapor daring the process of baking. An attempt was made by a patent bread company in the English metropo lis, some twenty yearn since, to save the alcohol by condensing the steam in a separate chamber, but the spirit could not be saved The bread proved almost unpalatable, and the company failed. GROBE'S NEW METHOD FOR THE PIANO ITORTE, IN PRESS —Tho oudereigneat pulo Haber. her, !oats to a❑❑um:we that (ha method AbOTO met, . - • . Honed will be leaned in the month of April, 100 At• Inatruetion book for the Plano hal tour been wanting. th•l 31r .tharles 0 robe low porta teed the labor, in letting tLte eneop, In s moat admirable and satisfactory manner. It will prove itself to tie one of the mat valuable gold.. In the instruction of the alt of playing the Piano. Cow/derive the author's capability and long and unremitting devotiuu to the task of elementary leaching, we have strong reauou to hope that the public ore now to be finntalsed with a thorough, rysteruzfic, prrgrastre and rm•roltinitip melted! fur the Pia.. We can confidently ref 0211[1.4.1 It to Wart, ers and perils as hotter adapted to the pa rpoues of elernen• buy Instruction than any other it lib which we are arqumnt el. The plan pnraned In this work iastiletanbally thesaine et that developed in 011entioril a method ..1 testbing whigts. It commences with the amplest elements. 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