111. - *1(
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ARDISBa
10 BI 5 T+TR ,•• O
El.. . . ... ...TI LOR AIJ ARIIOF
SOMA
N REAMER
-JAMES M I CANDIESS . S C O.,
- , --.2..
103 WOOD STELIEIGT. P.ITTSBUtx.G.Ef,
......-, '..-..... . I :AfP9'.kTA.lia• AND JOBBERS OF •
....:': rintillON. AND. ' DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, _.
. ...
.:,•..,.;.::;,..,- 2- '
....":' -. • ' W OlAti , respectliilly call the attention of
- - ,274 . 471 r - : o t*rolikas AND MERCHANTS GENERALLY,
..TO =Eli STOCK FOR TUE 1 =
j.::r
D.
„ic.Dir ,
,D . A
,Dr_D S
zr M az E$ TELa D " MLA, TCYPlLLTUR •. — Obaervatlona Laken e
"... , Shan'c Optician Store, O. 59 Fifth At., yerterday.
Surpassed by none in extent or variety, and to which.
„„ IN PEIN. IN ADAM..
CONSit iI 4 r , ADD/TiONS WILL BE MADE THROUGHOUT TILE SEASON ,!- 3, •• • = 1 ,:c 1 ‘ , ..- ..... -••-• ...... - 7, G 2
-! : - , , T. , ..4, 15 47,Tetrrilq,'Slic1:1 2 12itseen 'will be as Iravorat. .5 tO .Plirchawers. n.v thin.t. LA ' . "'' 0 •••-•••- ...... -...100 so
, " r m .
••: - any other Rouse, East or Went. ra
---•
.... ..... ....- ........ -
- .:.isiii4lzi'iiiiil'Shcirt Time Buyers two Especially Invited to call, aerometer......
29 2.10
' ... . . •
CIIILDS & C 0 ~
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
w
r. ARE:NOW OPENING OUR LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STUCK OF
. .
_ .
BOOTS AND SHOES,
2 0f oyez} , variety, 2nd latest styles and fashions adapted to Spring and Summer Sale", wtoeh
having been purchased principally for CASH, direct from the 3lanufrieturer,,
and selected with great care as to quality rind sizes, we flatter
. • ourselves we are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MINTS to our friends who may call.
WE ARE-AGENTS FOR ' , Which are Wetly mega:mm.llW tbr.ta,Lout no t0...1,i.
3:w r yr 0 x.T. P jay ri , „E INT T IRatiftStr‘tbeir cheapneee—ON
T rs IA .0 Lll sArlogbroo Youttil by exit...fun:, to
PALE
THEME PAIRS OP THE OLD STYLE.
TIPPED BOOTS AND 9808 9, Witttyors will Sad It to their aleanteao to cell and et•
-70 4 . 13 QYS, ' = toe our stock.
• X OITIMS AND
Boon! Purehtmin 2 Elowehere.
SPPPartitalar attention Oren to ontern
saotiteg
syrirattodcoema amt.
Zd La TING 'W-onn.s
PITTSBIIROIi
Via%
,IYIVEMDY &
- 11A1413PACTUR.ERS BREATirING
IMITSERS.- BOI;T COYPEH , .P8E. 24311 ° COP
PY. 6 : 1 1 1 :71701118,141Bod ktßl Bottom., bitches. !older,
Also; lion..itra and Dealers - In lISTAIL/3, TIN PLATE
lig Et IKON, WIIIE, A.. i Constantly on hand, Tlianon'.
Ilnalati 4621
Tar.intsre, g0.'1419 First and 120 Second serest,
Pittsburgh, Penns.
4 - 4•Specist orders of Copper cot to any desired pattern.
.7 - t0y2924.11.1y1. , • -
JOHN H. ram,
-'~L.EX.CHANT OL` '0
R.
- • , '. ll roa46.ntarkettat., Pittsburgh.
- A..g o okaiSoktrnet . it (.1 CLOVIS, C6.131MERZ.3,
TZOTINCUI, 0:1111-NON, and ell goods sulteble for gentlerhone
weer,jastreerfreL
ItileOrthee promptly filled, la the Isteet arks of the art
,_mr2Selydra -
1d0C0.8.13 a: CO-,
. 41, 1/177<,ACTUTIERS AND DEALERS IN
DAT.% CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
117710LESALE AND RETAIL.
131 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
Have now on hand for Spring Sales, as largo
and complete en moth:meat of Goodoii. oak be Send la any
of ale euto,n cittn , col:tinging of PIM, SILK AND WOOL
FIATS of every style sad guilty; OAPS of eery quality nod
titbit Tubb= ; PALM LEAP, STRAW, LFAIIORN AND
PANASIA. FIATS; STRAW.•LEGHORN AND SILK DON.
NEM etc., etc. Perms wishing, to porches* either by
Witobmts or RwAm Ira! find It to their adTootage to roil
and esamlbto ourstock. met!
FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT.
600 . Tons Snow White and No. 1.
•
_DR! 4617) GROUND IN OIL IN FRANCO,
IL4/2/ZANTAD PrIZE
In store fl ant re, On. see by
JO:ISHII!. STRONG,
No. nes& Street, New York,
Agon,.Oleille bootogee t Co.. EN•1141.
1341.2e1tfliC1l G-12ACY
7~RA 'ER AND TAILOR S
.; • iro. 62 ST. CLAIR STREET,
PENNA.,
Zig jusnreturned from the Eastern Cities and
is tiow.recaleiog Ids Fpring stock of Cloths, Castehaerm,
Ve6tings and Coatings of every aidiaty and -style adapted
lethal:am city and cnitits7 tiadn, which will be made op
to order ialth premptmcia and despatch, mid at rate. .a low
at at any other similar mtabliahnient I o the city farAfe
mos rzuzon dt co.
Forwarding and tommission Dierchants,
And Agents for the este of Pittsburgh Mann
, tmeq. Cmalgoments mJ ordeza t, LEAD, ILIDES,
•LLEEE, 'PRODUCE, Lt.., raErtted. Prampt Att..
• ; :tloti to resetivios amst aavardlog.
No. 40 Conintercial Street, bt. Lout*.
. - -.- , , -a. U. CID/18T Y, M. D.,.
•. ' . 4-63 . ,rA trd Street, Pitisburgh, Pellatt,
... 15. 1 ,
- galiii 1114 ike fdrAll. El of E.ist.tra , College. soul 11......
Cit.lS; =WM.' 1. , .., Lk.. otter Ws profesedond
unites ici SIAGICIL )MEDICAL tAIEF.-
LUJCZLIVa3-
' 'ROT: W.D. flo.xrd. Ce 4. WILIK. 3L.C....11.44_
- "'lti-r. D. U. A. Mc ',tract. '
'.' • . .;- a,
' ilon. H. A. W.V .'
.
Lb. T. J. Blgtam.
''1.34 - 13clter. Zobc IL Mell or, 1641 !Izeallster,r-sq. t E 3
ydla
£'-eZ1.46. bTOVI3I WORKS.
7EL7.41,-,X•AX4 D E.R. RADL E Y
' .• AID =ALIA ISSTSZT IWSII7 07
CO OKINO,r . PARLOR IND iItITING STOVES,
Plain and Fancy Grata Fronts,
' Solo Pr3prietor of the celebrated PATIN? GAS
_ „
~11ttriNLYG ito ZrF. i..ON 17/MG
COOK ' STOVES.
Otilde and Salea Room.
No, 4 Woodall., PI ttab urg P..
STARCH CND FARINA
...". Haile by the
.weatehuadetpnis Itlanutiketurklg Co
. (rjratTIVIIIIIIIIIInrsx.Ied by tbe rtnnkJltt Intltnte,
Volember,
. .
Dill:OOU4GICWIS.Ukieta, to =L.,a co lit'g 0 boxed, 6 Ib2..ch
. • ' do'" boxes do 40 papers,'
Alai; •Ittezeil i rum and Pearl Starch, In beim Tutees
a.ee, ell foe lenedry ors:
-KlOarl /ARENA. for Corn Slarclolo bzs 40 papers each.
Thin .atticio Is .improsaly prepared for culinary rupee.,
*ad:can be rolled on, as aoperlor 113117 •07 Low In
cue, Tot esteby 11011PSON, CLIBIIBAIfOI7NO.
L.,Pbfle4Jan'y,lll4lltdrrfc - Agents for the company.
430.E.M.013 SOZZiEI,
mislio:Billi of Exchange,
.• •
CNICTI 'PICA r DEPIDSPP.,
• • .
47 MAilltEl. STRUT, PITTSBUILOEL, PA.
elgollionectiona made on all the principal cities through
out the United &atm. . . - ap22lhll
r.) ".1.! ORlij sea
ISTIT.A•CV SIONNENS AND 11A:T9. 11 14E .
BONNET RIBBONS,. r
PLOWEII3,4c,
NO. U 3 mamatar BThEiT,
PITTSB7JIIOI7.
O. H. & C. P. fiLaßglazi,
r pAncToro, JOII AND ALL BINDS OP
LV„RAPPSNGPAPER.
'Woillioniei No. 27 WOod • ,
.
FtAgo jaciiibt al. mirkeiT;rlim. , • mydaf to
JOELN G• • ul-t laq
1111111 , 71STOWIZI 0/
Krim 129.1119ig, Iron Vaults, Vault Door.
Window Mullion," Window Guards, no.,
• No 91 &mut Shed and to Third Shyd,
. . .
Utetweet W ood and Market ' ) P 1119110711311,
11.n...t0 band • ?meaty of now Petunia, faucyaud plain,
irritable for all purposes,. 'Particular attention paid to an
delltutOrierelout. Jobbing done at cbm l63,l e. org
- - V.&29IDEIVER & FRIEND,
A rrci - 1.? 75(SAT LAW ,
. .
40L1C11.6.1114 ": JEN OFIASICERT •
No.' 5, 5/dnes illateubsigue,
larCortk *Etera 4= , m to. spy port of Northern
Will attend to tbepurchaasao4 Bale of Rest Estate, oh
Weiss Afranynaßondssad Mortgage. soltlydro
. anus . wrethrow vobuuss . —vrnaos wax=
11,111113118,
POUNDERS - AND . MACHINISTS,
WOR3I
Ponna
orris;O• si Dia k
) bliztateetnnall "rho% dloosci ' Enkliirt .nd 71A131.cLla
744r 6 69 1 ..iti:oadWar;416telFaBaflu,Imadrnat Iron
Jobb/411.dd ft.irefrtostdon•ort whottnollee.' mr26;lrllo
- V E
0841.'2D RANGES,
,3321 11LMI
OF EVERY VARIETY,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE,
wnoLtsALE on RISTAIL,
BY
1f11314,10.ta. Ct CO..
-2 -- N 0.4133 labraly Et,Plttabargia,ra.
'444
w,ra 4. - zsr
41 buds of
TdDADDO,'- SNUFF 'AND
,Cl_ GARS,
AND,,.• ••
• • •
- - T033.A.000,
Coni.74reolUMAdStrectiadDiamondago.
- . Prrilannusit, rA..
von.lacG - x yxxciEuLN.G.ir"
6IGIIITRILLS DRAWN By
- • DUDIOJON,':DILICILINALN &
OE FEE mom BANE, LONDON, IN BUMS OF ONE
. • Pomp mama :AND UPWARDS. I .
`Auo,mnis on the pOzialitii - oltlea sad toms of FnUaca,
Belezioa, Irofiliad, Germany, Atild• end 'thuEM.l"n
St 4l . l o%...tantty 04 bawd and (armlet, •
C 0.,• • ...a...4 Woopttral,corocr of Third:
2Y 1 4.4%;;;Lar...
TAILOR,
54: St.' flair Stied, f
• arghtnevzondlog.l.;_t iTrraum% PA. ,
r:CARD::
scorr; !mania.
21 arlitazoired to' the licntse lately occupied
Whi;AlWor . .s:, No. =8 Pattd:!tie!s,4 (Ma 8.16,),
f ittrraidt A 9 : 4 4. lll .o, l r 6ll - ,
M *.ll6l6lg PAO'Stl i ta 6l . 34.
. -
CHILDREN,
• prrial Slating.
AmtcmcAiv NVA.TC
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
AUCEILIOEIXT urdiTcats.
We would most respectfully call the :men
tlao _
of the publlc to the Amertatu Wattlw hoer tetttg u.
terteirelr latmltheed, the manufacture of which hes
to
come eo firmly establlehed that entire =alder,ce can be
placed upon there as rata amd correct time-teepees, both by
the wearer and seller:
Ilarlua been appointed Wbolesele Agents for the sole of
them Watches, the public may to. assured that we two tell
them at the rep lowest arab prices.
We twee also a eery large atone of SILVER end PLCZED
WARE, FINE GOLD JEWELRY It sets, with ss Corral,
Garnet, Cameo, Jet and Yalutlent.
Our osoortment a CLOCKS II clown/a/1y Isrem at precool
coroprialng wino booutlful patter. of BIGOT and ON 6
DAY PARLOR and OFFICE OIACES era RCAT_ Y ItE
1100 ED PRIOIA.
We hair, also a full atook of English an.! PaDaGOLD sod
SILVER WATCHES on hand, all of our own lovortaDou.
Also, Watch blokars' ldalsriala and Watt], 012441%
REIZiEIIAIi t BIEYR &N.
No. 42 Fifth lorrst
SEWING MACHINES
D
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K
B
LATE IMPROVEMEN;TS
81 A NPFACTITRe.R'S PRIG
:WTI/ IC.LLS: MOT .110T1116.1.1.51:3
D.atf t fail to procure Mrs. Winklov , 's
d:frtlp tat Chihtn.rtTa thing It has /),
gr.tly tszthtstn the pr,ess 14,0tLtug LT vfvWug 1:.0
sauai, seducing all ia.laisa.aslaa—s 11l sill, psis., and if
taro to regal/Lb, the b1.1Ve!... cy-su it
will Liss teat Sa - yoct - si, ea. sod tol,st sad l.“0/11 ta yeas
laical. • Vistas:ly ask !a all s aais -
This vslu , Nl.l , prrpuallen Is th, pt..- e I .tee
she nu stexposi....N4 awl •1.11.1 r.Aas 111 New
aul c. l, iuS:Ll,:l..,,ceaa lu
Collltune M rut , " "
ltr a lidiaS it theL.t
I of Dymttwri 4,ll.tarb,ra Ctitt•tt en, n
. .
stianisfio. tructtiltic at fnini an, ul L. r raw..
If 111, nail ',unlit...lS 4.1;w,, eta 1 air,it-,it
1. +refill W weiVal in
of it." .L•na_G
6t4,1 , ... It in an old ria4
VIZICE ONLY (ANTS Burnt.
kirNom. ktortuklo onlela Uu wile of CU hr (.
I/1.K8.1 , 10. , York, Is on tbw outz.:do wrap;,,,
&Id by Lruzgifita thrbogbout the world
DILGI.T.). KETSNR, Avrut for Vitto.L.,l.
Ja.:alkyrlyfeT
le LAO ........ L. 110. W7t17C01.1.01114-11
Pittsburgh Steal Works.
Jo s. BOYI.) ar, CO.,
naoaseturen of MIST TEL also, !PILING, PLOW ow
A. E. STEEL; SPRINGS and AXLES,
Corner Ross and First Struts, /Worgi., its
JOII3. D. 11. t.
D. 13. ROGFE cL6 dc CO,
1 1 1.tir.CTOP.P115 OP
!Losers' Unproved Patent Steal
Cultivator Teeth,
Coma Sea anti Pa•rt Strata, Pain laugh, /1..
RAIL ROAD . SPIKO COMPANY.
Joseph Dilworth ..D. W. C. Bidwell
(Suoantrort to ATVs, Rolfe cf Bwrtt..)
• mairuncruma
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
AND BOAT SPIKES.
Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley,
.antirat, PITTEIRIMO /lOWA
POsTLE.Y., LIIICLSOrt & CO.,
IIIIICT4CTIMIX2I
GIL7Z7 B.A.HRIELS
SOLID BOX VISES,
Cast Steel and Hammered Shovels and Spades
PleltOlattacts. Eledgro, Wedges, Llarrove Teeth, /Lc.
"Warehouse, No. 17 Market Street
aplalladfa PITISIIIMO IT, PA.
MIe.NNY COLLINS.
Porarardlng and Commit:Won Merchant
AND WIIOLIZALD DEALER IN
Cheese,. Butter, Seeds, Irish.
And Praha, Generally,
kyl/ Ms 26 Wed /Creel. Pittsburgh
.The Success which attends the use oc-br J
llostettet's celebrated Stomach Bitters evinces at once Ito
virtue. in all cum ofdeblllty nod dimes.. of the stomach.
Clert/Seetee,anuat withent Dumber, have tarn publiabed,
attesting to it. amoet miraculous power In reISIMIOR them
painful and fearful diseam.. And of tide time It moms Idle
to amens Ihm ail attention to the great remedy of the
egg to order to awaken palate attention to it. excellence.—
It h the .oly preparation of the land that Is reliable in all
caws, and It le therefore worthy of the conslderatlou of the
afflicted,„„The Bitten an pleasant to the taste, agreeable In
their effaeti,and altogether valuable .o a tool, or remedy
' for Ind IgestlOn.
Sold by druggist. and desk*, generally, everywhere, and
be HOSTSTridt k SSlffil, manufacturers and proprietors
Watmand 58 groat me...ie.
Ef=Nl
Hide, 011 and Leather Store
D. KIRKPATRICK & SONS, No. 3.1 S. Third
U.. between Market and Chutnut ate; Phtladelphia, base
for sale DRY AND SALTED SPANISH' lIIDEB, Dry end
Green Silted Patna Kim Teeters' Oil, Tanners' .d CM-
Merl' Tech at the lowest prices, and upon the beet terms.
~Ail kinds of Leather In lb. rough wanted, for a hkh
the blame market price will 1./o glue In cash, or taken In
mckangs fir Hint Leather stored free of chugs and sold
constriltalort. malydfc
$l,OOO REWARD fur any Medicine that will
excel PRATT A BUTCUER'S 31A0100IT, lhe only ladle.
Remedy new mold for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ileetleohr,
Tcuthache, Pales In the Bide or Back, Byrialea, Bruiana, Sore
Thmet, Berne, Contract.' Cnrda and MuCleC the only yen-
Wade remedy dimmered that will act upon them and Bat
bar the Jointa. Thou.& of pomace have been cased 01
bbeso.replainh, try this now dlacovery. All aro larded tr
sire It a Uhl. Principal tfllc• 1W Weahlngton .treat,
&calm N. Y. For solo by DR. GEO. 11. KEIChEIh No.
140 Wood streotould J. P. FL Muria, Allegheny.
eigaiiiiill•LtPrett A Butcher on MO wreppar, Stud mule
Mora In tho I.oUie.
Sick Beadacttp - -- Dyspepala..--- Several
members °filo Sisthoditt.Eptscopaeea itaboata Prow
tent Conterentothire strongly rscoretneeded Dr. Wllson's
NW. The Erie Contemna also records en It. Jentrad
andel sot of 'swede expression toward. these Pills, and
.their inntutor., When so greets body of consciensioes
initiates of the (icspel thus (nobly express themaelvco in
furor of this west inelkiten it nude no farther 011031311,10: . 14
See acids, to Ileallh. B. L. .V4IINESTOOK.
myi:dawP Be. CO Wood st., Pittsburgh. Proprietors.
Olt- the thoutand ills which afflict mankind
during lha tut year, of glair ezfetallo. worm. le CbndreU
ta perhaps see of that moat common, and the wool- A . per
fect rcutedy LIT tbao poet* to the
Young. la to he Lad la /3
L. Palinostocie• Celebrated Vermituge, which experience
has proved to be a rpectac for warms. It is prepay
ed and sold hi A 1.. VALLVESTOCK a Cps ., wb o h.p.i.
Drualata, ioruer of fourth and wood P‘ttabarit...
.1.20 dalort
—PURL BRANDY.—I have , Brandy whi c h I
wi4 guarantor to bo purr 111134 di for medicine, which I have
pasoltasod to mat a public wart. Au, .o rho 00111 try
OM= ba sa,tlsflod alto roportorlty.
GEL 11. ICETZEII,IIO Wood oarot.
A.RTIZCIAL Eiu.s.-,Dr.,KOTOCr, of 140 Wood
street, bee on bind • very excellent device for dear parent..
by which tunny permute are made to hear as well as eret , —
Abe, email gnscla beschadsuro, which Is lrented Into the
ear.end la very ettletena to coanyeteee et &einem SeValleT
Pau OLD diaz Waisnar.—l have'on hand
weal bomb all Ity• Wbbay w b kZ 1 tam tad made and'
bit . UpaibaktnAi lQawd lrfJl p•cldbl,ebabna .
or gelleahlbr -. • •
0r,14340Z WCW.U. On% Zia Wood nant:'
"
_
tur16:1,1,1 .1 , ur
K C
IP 0
t- c
FOR SALE WITII ALL
ALEX. R. ILMED,
No. 11S Fifth Street
my17“11&oT
V itt liiillij 6 a-#ttt.
Jr. .1 '.l" 431 33 ' (..7 1.1.
TUESDAY NIOIII , TING, MAY 17
•I . A.Y or m e ~Irr
Cuy and NeWS Itwtne
;4.7 - UstoN PnAree Mr..rma,;; the v....m.1 of
the Yung Moo's Christi. Azsoctsttoo, No. 65 Fifth
street, at. 44 o'clock, r. n., evcry afternoon. e.t.a°
E,r a lea t..)Luttes cataalq nay louger.
Notice: —We have been obliged, by the !ink
ness of our old carrier, to put on a novrone
all the lower portions of .the city. Such of our
subscrthers ire may tui,s . their paper will do ice
the favor of leaving their number at our oflica,
abet. they will be faitldully rerved with their
each morning with their coffee
•
I . F CI2CUIT Corer—M.ll4. May WWI -
rh. este of lb.hirsclts !: Co vs City of Pitts
hureh ass c..illilated
Goo W. Jackson, swore -He testified that he
was one of the Hrrectors of A V U. H., at the
time of its organization: don't recollect whether
single bond was issued to the first instance for
the whole eubseriptton of the city to thecomputy;
the bonds Issued by the city were transferred to
and sold by the eotripsoy.
Mr Williams asked if the bowie were sold at
par Then there arose a long colloquy between
the opposing counsel and the judge.
The judga said that if the bonds were once
legally issued, they were good for whatever their
face showed. Toe court wouldn't hear of tiny
private arrangements about interest on ouch
Conde
Aber erme further argument, Mr. Williams
reduced the offer to writing, viz: to prove by
Mr. Jackson the time and price at which the
bonds were issued. that the Work of the road has
long since been suspended, and that the company
has been hopelessly . bankrupt fur a long time.
Plaintiff's counsel objected, and the court sus-
Mined the objection, le which ruling the defense
excepted, and exception was sealed. Thereupon
Mr. Jackson left the stand
Wen. 11. Cluley, sworn, Am it clerk in Control.
er's office; bare been there since the office was
established, Feb. lot, 1858. am familiar with the
business and records of the office; arching of
the city are there; city keeps a book of transfer
for city bonds; have examined the books nod find
nu transfer of railroad bonds; there are no such
bowie entered on the books at all; there are pa.
pert relating to A V ft Ft bonds; (papers put
to;) have examined minutes of Councils going
back to issue of S R. bonds.
tJud g e aelted if Mr. Williams had got through
wits Allegheny Valley bonds and woe now going
on to the Steubenville, to which Mr. 10 said
"Ye3l
Mr. W. showed from a reference to the Steu•
beaville bonds that one condition printed in
them was that they could only be transferred on
• the books of the company.
Judge asked if that was possible and at the
same time she bond was made payable to bearer.
Mr. W. said they were made payable to hearer:
but on n further examination of the bonds, said,
No, they were no! made payable to bearer, but to
assigns.
litre the witness, Mr Cluley, was withdrawn,
and
S F Vonbonhoret sworn—Coder !he first or.
diusucti the hooks of the P. & S IL. R. Co.,
show the bonds were sold at par; on
the second issue they were sold nt various prices;
on the boudsof the second issue there was n red
mark to
have
them, those of the first is
sue have no mark; cannot tell the price at which
the eintotiti hrt.ae were soil ',about going into a
calculation. [Mr. Shaler said the second issue
of hoods to the Steubenville Railroad was made
under the act of 1651, sod there was no limita
tion in it no to the price for which the bonds
were to be Sold.] I can wake that calculation:
at the time of toe first issue of bonds, Henry
Graff was President of the company; the first
sale was roa.Jc to Ibm A Mb& Co , mid Whelan
Co of Pbtledelphia. the first tab. war $150,01 . +0
*tad', and a toe md II:1i afterwartla
bought other:: he charged, anti. he had left ant
• office of Treasurer of the company, $6.2.50 cons
' I,ol‘iptcua for rolling the borla, which has never
been paid and is still in litigation; all the bands
were sold from the winter 1154 to 1 0 501; the
large propution et the Inoue was bypOtheelied,
and wore told during the crisis of 1854 and
awlat late am there I. balance due
Wak A to the company for a large sum;
the company Lan bond, (or the faithful ths
obarge o. duty to Inc fora of $2;,11 , l0 [tie
'. turn of the Commissiontre „anaratehlheTetter,
patent wets issued was put into the case I
Mr Williams asked if there was a private
agreement betwetu the company and Manton,
Nicholson t C, , who look 21,00 shares cf tho
bock
Mr. St:taloa obje.ed aud ael—l for the offer
to writing.
Mr. Waite:to wrote Lis oiler to prove that a
1.10(.0 pi °portion of the subscription set forth on
Hill's record was not bona fide; a part of void
subscriptions there was no book to show to be
real, and that nothing had been realised from
them; that some of the subscriptions were con•
ditional and some to he paid in labor. Offer ob
jected to by plaintiff, and exception taken and
sealed.
Mr Williams said the bonds were teemed with
out the authority of Councils. The Mayor is
ued the bonds and instructed the Councils in a
letter that he had made the subscription, and
they ordered the letter filed. That is all.
Judge alder said that the Councils gave their
full assent, and they would prove it by refer
ence to the minutes of Council.
Mr. Williams said there was no proof of the
sort, and on that question ho would go to the
'jury.
Judge Grier said he couldn't go to the jury on
It. There were the records of the Councils un
der the hand of Its proper officer, and that was
the proof to which they must recur.
Here Mr. Williams went into a lengthy argu
ment on the old roles of the common law. He
said here wore hundreds of men in the corpora
tion who had never assented to this subscription
and who ought not to be bound by the acts of
those who were really not their agents.
.Judge Grier bald that the property he might
own iu the oily, although be might never have
voted for a town officer in his life, would still be
bound by the official acts of the city Ceuncila.
Mr. Williams offered in evidence the certificate
of Commissioners showing that a certain number
of shares had been subscribed to the S. 8.. It.,
and offered to prove that these were sham sub
scribers.
Objected to by plaintiff. Objection sustained
and exception taken by defendant nod filed,
number four.
Mr. Vonbonhoret, continued—The foundation
of one pier for the Monongahela bridge for this
road has been laid; a contract for building it Is
now in existence; company purchased a ferry
right at Jones' Ferry; work has been suspended
on it for a year and a half; the rand pair been
leased; It is In an unfinished condition; a portion
of it has rails laid on the Pan Handle in Vir
ginia. . .
Judge Grier said he understood the question
was now mooted whether or not Virginia owned
the Pan Handle.
The question here turned for a while upon le
gislation. The Judge referred to the way of
legislation in Virginia as shown In the cue of
Marshall vs. B&0. R ,in which he delivered
the opinion.
Judge libeler said that showed the cost of
legislation in Virginia. As to Pennsylvania
legislation, the gentleman on the ()Mei side
wMtlti.needno proof as he haft been there him
(Laughter.). Some other jokes were
cracked andthca,-
J. 8. Craft era* sworn—Wan l'resident of the
road In 1855; books of first tissue show a sale to
Wm. Hill of $250,000 of bonds at par.
J. IL Moorehead, sworn—]Pas President of
Chartiers Valley Railroad Company; This bonds
issue.] by the city were given rate my possession;
wore received fur to much stock ($150,000;) am
not certain whether I gain the city a certificate
of Nina; don't know whether it was issued in a
tingle bond; think thorn was a bond Issued in
one ease, but think that wan to the Gonnellsvillo
Railroad; learned that, I believe, from you (Mr
Williams) a few days dace,
[Mr. dtaaton, (laughing,) "General, you will
not swear to all you beard Mr. Williams ea) , oo
the railroad quention." (Laughter).
The survey woe made between here end Wash
'
tigtoa before the levee of the bonds; we procured
he use of a portion of Ibe 'Steubenville road on
his eod of the route; our engineer's instructions
were to survey tha route between here and Wash
ogton; We handy cheaper to use the route of
Steebeuville at this end; we surveyed the whole
but didn't locate It.
[Judge Brier, (empLatically,) -Oh, go on And
prove eomething that has Dome bearing on
case. Don't spoil your own caeo by such palter
ing."
Bold ]
the bonds at from par down to 73 cents;
don't know of any ordinance directing the trans.
fee or touching the bonds except two; (referred
to;) bonds were Bold under my direction by A.
W. Clark & Co., of Philadelphia. [Bond shown
for $150,000.] To Lake up the large bond,-160
of ono thotteand dollars each were issued; that
is my receipt (shown) given to the . Mayor; at the
time the large bond was given the coup,ous were
not engraved; when they were, the large band
was taken up; committee of Councils 'appointed
for that purpose, conshning of James McAuley,
John Bissell and Samuel A. Long, directed me
as to the sale of the bonds; in epeeists their
action ilk WWI) antheriiing the bond* to:
be aoldrAa aerials price; the papa iitaithet - In
`iinfirntdOir Otin Mr. Vonbonherst'av ,
Irst rons4l7; ud'elt As eta
;7 .7 , 7;7
find on the records of Comas from 1853 to 1857.
no appointment of a committee to eaperintend
the sale of bonds; in the years '53 and '54 the
debt of the city was $1,100,000 and over; that
was the funded debt.
Mr. Stanton here produced the certificate of city
stock in the Allegheny Valley, Steubenville and
Chartiere Valley railroads. Also a paper from
the archives showing the arrangement that had
been made in relation to the $150,000 bond to
the Chartirro Valley road.
Ed. Campbell, jr., aworn —Nave been ac.
I quainted with the financeS of the city for the
last nine years; the footled debt of the city is
over a unllion; woo a member of Council iu
1650, '5O and '59; rate of taxation is 5 min a f or
city; there is a business tax.
.11r. Williams said the debt of the city for
railroad bonds was $1,500,000.
Judge Stealer said yes, that woe all, and if
Mr. Williams would take for his property the
money it was estimated at iu the tax duplicate,
be would fled him a customer io a day. Mr
Williams said that was quite probable (Laugh
ter )
Mr. Von Ilonahorat, recalled—Second issue of
$300,000 in bonds were sold at a little more
than $240,000, being a discount of 19 1.20 per
cent; 70 per cent. is the minimum value at which
any bond was ~ old; many were cold on hypoth
ecation; moneys raised in Virginia on the bonds
were at 6 per cent; the Maryland loan was never
consummated: the last ten bonds were sold in
1 856; 90 were . 0 1,1 i n 185.5 ; they were sold from
October, 1854, to July, 1856; these were Char
t ices bonds.
Hero the defense rested, and the plaintiff of
fered as rebutting a communication of Mayor
Voir to Councils touching subscription to Char.
tiers Valley road, May 29, 1854; also one from
same to name, August, 1854, eubsoription to P.
ft It ; alsotitock certificates of city, 5000
...hares in Steubenville and 6000 shares in A. V.
It It , and then rested.
This was at one o'clock, and Mr. Williams
asked that the Court would adjourn for the day,
that he might have time to prepare.his argu
ment. Judge Odor said be couldn't do it. ti e
would grant a reress of tea minutes, which Vat
accordingly taken, and at about quarter pant one
Mr. Williams c, utuenced his argument to the
court and jury, which lasted till three o'clock,
the hour of adjournment. The arguments will
probably he concluded to-day
Saccnin Irmerrnlat. ScsinoL, rlrrnenittnn.—After
five months vigorous operations of this school, or
ganised in December last, it will not, we boners, he
deemed an exaggeration to assert, in view of the ac
knowledged suCcess of such efforts to aid the poor to
provide for themselves, that tho unreserved friends of
humanity, the ladies having charge of this enter
prise, although laboring upon a misinform soil, have
been successful not only in eradleating plants of
noxious growth but in implanting and cultivating
those which aro destined to bloom throughout
eternity.
Thu reboot liar been held in the hall of the Uood
latent House, on Wylie street, the use of which, on
epptlratlon, was cordially tendered Us by the com
pany, where hare assembled, weekly, the average
number of sixty-sin pupils and eleven teacher..
During the session which closed on the 7th of
May, seventy-nioe garments and a large number of
smaller articles of apparel were marls and distributed
in the srlioni, besides the distribution of a large
number of ready-mods garment. and shoes kindly
sent to tit. Thu sick bare been visited, employment
procured for other., their parents, and the pressing
want of mereral families 'chorea.
We are under lasting obligations of gratitude, to
those most generous friends who hare entributed
liberally for these purposes, both material and money;
and ac we can view the end of these needful minis
trations only through the vista of revuhring year. I
tee feel assured that all who are prompted by the
true spins of ehrirtianity will desire that these Jodi- f
cities, well timed and persevering exertions for en- •
courmiging virtue and industry among these children
of penury may at the appropriate season be resumed. r
D. Da Folmar, City Missionary.
I straovsmErra --The fine now iron front now
brecting on Wood street, just above :,th, next to
the hat store of Wean', is the property of David
Fitzsimmons, Erq , of Allegheny, and in to be the
beginning, the first grand step in the march of
improvement in that portion of that great thor":
ouglifare.
At the corner of Virgin alley and Smithfield
street, the ground has been cleared of the old
buildings, and Mr J 11. Demler, one of our most
industrious and thriving German citivenr, to
erect a fine 1 , 1.1111E1g, where lie will corm glue
in working liuoines,
Nle,,« 1191111ln' ha• Imre, home. Mar
•
tel progres,lng %wry I oolly Torre
.torirr nro already up, nod the fourth will coon
ho tu place So we Co
The opening the. Paseenger Railway to Lew
renceville will be the aigeat lot elegant improve
ments in alt the upper portion of the city and
the adjoining borough and townships, and
already, as we are informed, enhanced the value
or property in that vicinity
1 Etiisat'art Lievtew roc A rau..—Tho first or.
lic , e '• remeleluduecry." giV i retetehof i hs is
' 1,11-s ro
and oluorocnis of F e ••• irl ' Brit
)
ain, from the di - fletaf-14;d4lfre when the sur
plus women and girls of Englan were sold into
slavery in Ireland, down to the p ascot time
••Barth'e Discoveries to Africa is clahorately
reviewed ..Dr Trench on English Pietis t ,.
rirs" forms the subject of an article favoring the
proposed publication of a new Dictionary by the
London Philological Society. —The West ladies
as they were sod art" gives a more hopeful view
of the British W. I Islands titan is generally en
tertained, and professce to show by official doc
uments, that Emancipation and Free Trade will
ultimately produce results, proving the wisdom
of those two great acts of British policy. The
other articles are of more than usual intermit.
Republished by Leonard Scott d. Co., 64 Gold
street, New-York. Price. S 3 a year, or $2 when
taken with Blackwood's klagazino or any of the
other British Quarterlies republished by the same
Boone. For eale by Bunt %. Miner.
Arm near.—Oa Saturday evening, Geo. Helm,
of Washington, was going home with a heavy
[sad, and ne he was crossiog the bridge at
13ridgerille, on the Washington pike, part of the
bridge gave way and two of the horses went
. .
down, four remitting above. The bores were
not much hurt, but the driver had hie left arm
broken between the wrist and elbow, and was
severely out about slid elbow ; his side wee badly
hurt and his face cat; his goods were upset in
the water. He is now lying at Dr. Hays', near
where the accident occurred, in a very critical
situation. The bridge will be rebailt this week.
It will be made passable to-day.
INSTALLATION.—OLI Sunday last. May 15th,
Rev. Jos F. Read, D. D., •as iostalled Pastor
of tho First Preebyterinn (N. 8 ) in Birming
ham. The exercises were deeply interesting
and profoundly impressive. Rev. Dr. Kendall,
of the Third Church, Pittsburgh, presided. Re•
Dr. Lyon, of Erie, preached the sermon. Rev
Mr. Sparks, of Idinersville, delivered the charge
to the pastor elect, and Rev. Mr of
Allegheny, delivered -the charge to the coogre
gation.
CENTRAL LITERARY AIISOCIATION
to notice, the Literary Societies of the two cities
mot in the hall of tbeJefferson, in Allegheny, on
Monday evening, Geo. Thompson, of the Pren
tice, chairman, and T. I'. Ruston, of the Perry,
Secretary. The object was stated by Mr. Stock•
ton, of tho Jefferson, to be the formation of a
Central Association. Resolutions favorable to the ,
object were passed. Adjourned to meet on Mon
day evening next, In the same hall.
iIMITIFIED. —The man who jumped from the
Railroad bridge and drowned himself on Thurs.
day , last, has been probably indenti6ed by officer
Brussue, of Allegheny, as Joseph &Wrenn,
a German stone mason. He was a native
of Germany, but, as it appeared from a letter
found among his cffecti, had worked or been at
Johnstown before coming to this city.
Psnsome appointed by the Sixth Ward Union
Tcmperocce Society, to attend the Mass Conven
tion to be held in this city oo Wodoceday, the
25th inst.:
S. Stevens, A. 0 fireacullees, F. E Thurston
John M'Creary, Jas Black, Foster Alward, Joe.
}Chasteher, W. Dickson, J. R. Newman, T. Tay
lor, Mr. Vitiations.
Tux card Valentine, the inimitable, ap
pears in our columns. Ms entertainments, in
which he is without a rival or a parallel, will
commence to-morrow evening at the old Theatre.
Ile will draw a bone° full of such people ..1...
to laugh and grow fat.
A Gamin Nueva of the Volunteere in the
vicinity is to take place at Greensburg, com
mencing on the 2,4 th inst., and continuing four
days,. Eighteen or twenty compeniewhace sig
nified their intention of being present, and n
good time generally in anticipated.
A rice, doing damage in the sum of about
$3OO, occurred at the carbon oil factory of J.
fil'Keown, Allegheny city, on Bali/ay. The
building is situated between Craig street and th e
canal, in the First ward. There was no insu
rance.
Truax wee a fire at Bridgeville yesterday,
(Monday) Mr. Bhaffer'a eardiog machine and
woolen factory being partially burned, the fire
taking in the roof. The damage amounted to
abort $lOO.
A LlB7 of valuable stocks wilt be aold this eve.
fling at the commercial vales room, No. 64 Filth
street, by P. MI. Davie.
Os Friday, there was a violent hall storm lo
the vicinity of Wheeling, breaking windows and
heating off the leaves and buds from the trace...
Paor. Bus= reads selections from the poets
ids evening, at Lafayette fall.
A weaning outlay ought always to be avoided,
but in the practice of economy Otte thing toast be
kept in view, via: never buy a worthless ,article be.
cause It Is cheap. Buy only what is- needed, sag
that of • good guilty: Any who` re briyingresskj
-123 ado clothing for either men's or 'bays' wear ant
,Aesitint to try the establiannent of J. L._Cernseltan
4.!(.10., refuel street, Allegheny WO...l:Muds work
Wades:tiled cc being cut, and °°°44.607
3 stioI a iVOIMOEKT/4.dSg te kg"*'e t krPil
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-,:.:.
Telegraphic.
ftmeaterr by the Weser and Borussia
Menus, Sunday, May I.—The increasing tner
tai.ity in political affairs has caused Prussia to put
her remaining Corps d'Armee in readiness to march.
alsussittes, Friday, April 29.—Advice, from
Rome to the 26th state that a proclamation had bean
issued by Gen. Guyon, recommending the
Inhabi
tante to remain tranquil, and disapproving of any
manifestation even of a pacific nature, and remind
ing the populace that the assembling of crowds in
the streets is already forbidden. Eight thousand
Austrians had arrived at Ancona.
Timm, Saturday .May I.—The King left this morn
ing to take mainland of the army. The Austrians
in largo numbers have quitted Mune., and pro
claimed it in a etato of Beige. They appear to have
concentrated their forces on the loft beak of the Po.
Taterrn,Saturday, April 20.—The Aue trian Lloyds
have discontinued their ships to foreign ports.
Sense, Tuesday, May 3.—The President opened
the Federal Assembly with a patriotic speech. The
Council moved the following demands for the consid
eration of the Assam'' , To sanction the declaration
of neutrality, which accompanied the recent calling
out of the contingents by the government. To au
thorize further defensive measures, to open a credit
not to be limited to the contracting of loans, and to
appoint a commander.in-chief of the Federal army.
Panes, May 2.—The Grand Duchess of Parma left
after having instituted a Council of Regency, and
the new government has expreesed Its adhesion to
Piedmont.
Tress, May 2.—The King of Sardinia has accept
ed the Military Dictatorship of Tuecany. To facili
tatethe co-operation of the Tuscan in the war of
independence, and to protect public order, the Sar
dinians in Venice have placed themselves under the
protection of the Russian consulate.
Sm.rrissan. May 2.—The Wurtemburg Chambers
have unanimously voted the Government projects
for calling out the Landwehr, for a forced levy of
horses, and the opening of a war credit of seven mil
lions of florins. In the debate, sympathy was •ex
pressed for Austria.
Pants, Saturday I.—The Monitenr publiehas a •
circular note dated the 29th of April, addressed by
Count Walewski to the diplomatic agents of the for- !
eign powers. It describes the present position of
political affairs, and expresses much malefaction at I
the conciliatory spirit of England, Prussia and Rue-
sia. It states the wish that the other powers which
compose the Germanic Confederation may not allow
themeelres to be misled by reminiscences of epochs Now Toni; Slay .16.—The !taller:, have called a
quite different from the present, and hopes that the meeting for to-morrow eveuing, to express sympathy
statesmen of Germany will perceive that it depends on with the atruggle now going en in Italy. The call
them to put limits upon the extension and duration I says: "Italy has emanated her war cry. That ri-y
of a war which France conecientiously feels she has j his come to us, and we, palpitating with joy, have
not provoked.
exclaimed, 'Alta Riecoesa in Italia.' Italians! the
Sardinia has made proposals at Mai:tried to induce hour so long expected is come! All around the flag
the Spanish Government to join her in the cause of nictitate, let us fly to assist the tenet of our roan-
Italy, but Spain intends to be strictly neutraL I t r y,"
Waives, Sunday, May I.—The Cane Alexander,
in a telegram to the widow of the late Grand Doke , New YORE, May 111.—The bank statement for the
gives a denial to the reports that Prussia and Au,- week ending Saturday shows an'inarease tin loans of
trio are threatened by Russia. 8160,000; decease in specie s9ls,ooo—the treasure
Vaasa, Saturday, April 30.—The French Am- from California by the but steamer is not included;
basaador Is to leave to-day. decrease in cirtulatim $314,000; decrease in net do-
P•ass, Saturday, April 30.—1 t is rumored that , Posit. $ 175 . 000 •
an insurrection has broken out in Sicily.
Sr. Loris, May le. River continues to rise at this
The English elections for mamba. of Parliament noints. All the capper stream swelling. Another
have remitted probably in favor of the Toriee or Der • h wwww thri; hot now clear.
by government. Saturday was said to be the deci- • m w a' hor warm. rain mornin g,
sloe day—the electiors on that day gave a net Tory •
gain of ten. New Gateau, May 15.—The Lafayette Sugar
The following is the official letter of Prince Gorr-P.ofinery, with several adjoining buildings, occupying
echakoff to the British Government "I do not deny a equate, was burned this evening.
that there may exist a written engagement between w
lar, are Sere thn
France and Rumba, hat r ran alisnre yea in the most og
m e
positive manner that such arrangement contains chine ~,,,615.bin,nt., on as ev, era., ta.
otally e,,etenye
nothing th at in the most distant manner could be law acren th.msand dollars linturetl tar.., thousand
interpreted as constituting a hostile alliance against Licht:retry it Co'. refrigerator manufactory deatro)od
Europe. If Lord Maluseshury sheet,' be questioned lc T,r.4:1,1
on the subject' he may answer with confidence in the r ineurance. trit:re were in a teeoq war vino
ll attent twelve !Allah:pa born
altove sense. and I giro 3,tt my personal guarant.. ed. Several other. seer. damaged. Fllt,on or treaty [amt.
that the declaration will not Lo falsified by the lies wera bathed ~at. Tbe total eta,
fort, thousand
facts." .1441 erst, with as ineuraoce of at..mt tw,ity thouvand.
The London Times' city article of Monday evening -
ann... no additional Nitrites. The approach of
the consul settlement of the Sib inst. was regarded
with the greatest anxiety. In tho London market
wheat has advanced 2s.
Private letter from Paris, received in London, ___ _ V ._,
express en anticipation that the new French loan 1 W eltifily lie vlowr orth• Pittsburgh illark et,
will he otrered in a.l per cent stock of sixty-one, be- l r Reperted. sboryh
tog .roam 4 per cent lower than the lowest price .
spmatly for the Pftt
st. Gazette l
E. 17, 1.51a1
Curd in the loan:tor the war with Enema. flresscantv. Terse
Theo, li oi heen much more, ac
of than Urn, to the
Toe declaration of war against Austria was; expect market thi, n wk, growing ont of the oar fever, and the
eel to apnea" in the Paris papers of the 3d of May sp. cnitale. maws begotten oh it A good neat of time bee
The Vienna cerreepondent of the London nmee rhatiged bond., but in other respects the ElltEkel hall not
says the P •rte Is preparing for rear, and that Omer .'",...7,,:,%,",,,h;LitTg0T,:', `,ri • ns,`:4";7„:l,""‘T'aT„g,rntdiThow:t7
Posh., is on Ms way from Bagdad to Constantinople .rd roo et woo.. Lino, lido the regular denmod tram '
The following is the mwadesto of the Emperor i f ion uiy cut r hauls The triannfart neer, lot.. Eg , a n
Austria, Issued on the 29th alt , t 1•11, emploved, the mama detuan 1 having WE them hare
I ha, 0 Ordered thy army to enter , ardint t Our f0r .,...;: k 5 ,.‘, r,,,',."7. 1 ',,",V., ° ,....' g:::.7,11,t.,,,, so t s ,
strusgio is a Joel ,:no, and we begin it with courage no , ei ,„„ . „ ~,,„„,,,,,, we n. o f ~,,,,,e g at
„,,'
and , Mfitience XVI, hupo wo shall not stand Also, 1, t• l, tiepin!
,) lehl. both of gram ant fruit, is utiumtity
in it. I speak a. • sorerogn member of the Germanic soot
Confederation, whoa I call attention to the common 11. prise o' i loor In. a Iran, .1 el, nu' a doll. • 1,14 tiore
danger, and recall to mern wy the glorious 1113119/E in n. " , r ,,, 1 : b ”,
.7,7,t:1,7",,'",", 0 , 1 ii ',,,t . ',.. h v 0 . '"',Z,;,,,,,., " ', 0h , r ''',"; '
which Europe had to thank the general and fervent Ti,. ~,, f large
t‘ : ' ,,o!,, c esti nta i g et at 3 nou ' tio ' is, 'fl a r 'll ' o p
enthusiasm .1 Gertuan f• .l. Ile liberation I' rG cl which t ond a ready market The Boil iv of ere. le in t
and Fatheriou 1 nsesily ii,,ht, stet operation. hav, he,,, reotrict..l tor want
of morns to 0p,..0ne In, there twit, nn works on hunt
Doren awl provision. hare also tell the unosni wapiti...
Laver from Europe.
mat the adven, h. been inn. Owl, •Itoonr h by on meat n
he Joan. N 1 . May 16 .— The steamship Aram , -, Leroy as la iftemfiutiffi
from Hari. sod Southampton, has been intercepted A great deal of this n‘ritntn• P t Is it... r +nit of glint ••••
tern o ,..,.l . oanahlin, in Pro•louto end Preedstitßl . obich h.
nfl Cape It o+• Ito I Liverpool and loon ion advises of 1
aii liet Owl arnucommitant of tr.lo as mock /rambling
ill 4 th (o. ' ha ve t".. .hooaf'd Theme is nothing to polite It hs the prevent coral:nut i I
The itcomshipo Cily of 8,1.,,, e and Vanderbilt, either our ilawt or th . i. r, l a n mark. .1. c 'Mug to the
dram Nero V tit, both ii-rive , l out on the dth inet intossi quutatlnes we bole from I iverp • ,ol stint l. obi° fluor
suu worth 14g kt tau Ms, lapse! to 2e. ii hid This, at me
The latest socounts from Italy nee that tlongh no
octant e„liteinta had yet occurred between the Au, r:[,7,'', ' ,':,':; ( ,:if i ` th i '7;'; .;"js ki i L'l ' S"'„ ' ,,, " :„ f r ',',. ' „ 7 , l' r ,, l ' i l _ 4 , j' n t
trine and Cardmian armies, intelligence or i , lattice. i-,,,„,,,' Thorn a pi r oe , to be en at... n0 ,. at h a tis 52
was e i porta 1 111 11EIT 131. rnenr I 1 . - r . bki in Inveri,ol twfote iee ran ship et a prunt on
'toe I m per, r Narole n had sent a 1 rrnal ileciara tee
rate, a el NI r., that can he realised, it be poi , : .11
lion, Ifw or again ft Austria to the corps legislatif, `',;,; . h ",":: 1 r ;" , ,,' f ::,,,`", , i " 7,'",„." d w r c '' 'wfill,,,Vr'n the
s a d ale., anntion. ed his Intent ion to head the army. . e n 7 i r i e , m. 0.., and in three ' s:eels, he U elork wilit r eTe. '
II is departure was expected on the 6th. 11. mani- ,eixttig largo cmolgumeole of the note re. p
, t , e ,, • ,, P , c , , start" l r“ that } '
saute
, r , and
tr
iris
nothing h.
”, vi n ct a tt i a n l . ly ro d , re F l r a a r n ixi ce w bu a t r Nor can on eon what there is in the wi t now. towarnet
this stregiVative uinernseut Thu war neon 4 three.. the
to tube up the cooed in defense of Italy. Ile di. einem. of .11,. crowing harveat to Europe, nor data It In.
demi/ all idea et conquest, and being ebont to place ; ' t r ''' . ''''' ''' un. ''' '" " "m" "
11" '
1.""" r''''' "
'"
nit little tor o w then they were. and if the war should
hiuutoll at the head of the army, lee.. the Empress i,... men le the 1 low and the dell, the effect would ho
and his son tinder the patriotic care of the French fett, not Lntl o hareeet. f 1059, hut on that of Pao Th..
people. mercul•tion ern.. us, tit v rioure.. teing premature 14 blurs
The French troops are pourtng into Piedmont `17"c,.,1"7, '' ,o d r ' l " t;', r ,„ B 7 " l":j' d ° ; l t'r ,,,`'' ' ;''''''Y'" r d ,„
The Austrian troops are concentrating along the ' r a no apmir:nt pr:lobility that tn . ; mereaso I di ma ' nd sill
Sena and occupied Vercelli, Trieste and the sus- be either immediate or large, It may be a pod while
rounding country, which had been placed in a state 1 cf'falnicf nod may Leo fa` only moderate Too Cincinnati
of siege. . Garotte non sate ,
lien. Octilay, the Austrian commander, had tm ' :„ . ": ; ,', k , n ,::::',' r„ d a i i,7,t„"l o 7,1,, " :hj e , " :::, 1 0n T a
pro
posed heavy eontributions upon the towns occupied eacitereent a too great, the rolVaLoe has been
to o
r ap.
rapid and
him.
extensive, and the eireennalances are too noenthiftwiory to
The panto on the Parts Bonne continues ; the polity a clew that might ha refouded . altogetber, i r
three per cent rents had declined to GO francs 75c. 1 emelt, encouraging. The transacrio. are, In • great mem.
The Bank of Frankfort had rained the rate of di,. i ,7„-...'L,'-ipror-,Ttek,'ar.r.gt.lo,-.1,1,"<„''.,*4:;,-.1,":::
count from 3 to A per cent. and a further advance in I fondue point, ”d hog products am, following In the same
the rate was expected by tbo Bank of England, on ' direction nut aa pn. there ts no foreign demand, end It Is
the sth.l extremely dmgrtful whetberrtich•demand will be experieu
,
The Batch government had applied to the Churn- I ,Jit,' i',„„`':'LPrtZer,„if,;.7oPrd::it,'"on",,,i,,",bothi:t".,,",i'ci:.,n,.l7.lad
bar for a credit of 6500,000.
1 spfculaters, and this toitrire uspitalisrs take care to make a
The ship Chapion of the Seas had arrived front note of WM a tne.vf ire. matters
too
well on the surfer"
Melbourne with over 190,000 In W. bort at thin time, and everything pro„pewhe sunothly and
The French minister at Vienna, and the Atutrian , proetsbly, it to to be borne In mind, that to sustain this
zo m v . e . m , ent there intut be a legitimate consuMpti re demand,
minister at Parts had both taken their depannws for i Wand furrign corresponding with atc , cEn and Prier,
their respective government, J and In the anemone ot either a home or European demand of
COMMERCIAL LISTELLIGENCE--Ltrerpool Cotioll Mar- I this character, nothing favorable is to be expect.] from the
het, Hay 4,—The sales! of cotton fur tbupast three i specu'ative transactions that now role the trade, but the
days mount to 10,500 bales, including 2000 bales 1 r' , '" 7 ” ...,TP,' " ,,,V,'',„ 0 Ve.,...'",% r i 5 h 7,1:7':% ha I ° ,, U Z I :
to speculators and exporters. The market has been I al tar , cud mar k et . e on. the ',Li ng oation s i: Eirtr ax are e n'.
very dull at a decline of To on all qualities. Messrs. I gaged la war, end nor own pimple are morlog In an aumos
Clare it Co.'s circular quotes Orleans middlings at I pbere of commercial excitement. that Is always darifferous,
61 and uplands middling, at di. The Market closed , and which, fa nine cases oat of ten, remit. climate:sly to
with a further decline on all qualities. The ages to- 1 ::, i t Z::„ ° 4l ° .7 o ' T a l ,: t 2, ° ,`4,l' bY t 7: a°6 :,7.`,V,l- h " a
day were unimportant. Our
aw ns m
I,loy market Is qule l t ond "' utiodiange . d. but
forcrpoof Breadstuff's Zip I , l.—MarkoL opened mootsd men sod hooker. feel • littie uneasy at the &sprat
buoyant and advanced coneiderably, but closed quiet. lof Monetary affairs iu other quark. The how" drain of
specie to aniope—from two to three millions • week—the
Richardson & Spence say there was • large specula-
Live inquiry in the market on Monday, but this stab. rtirc l ty
eu ' ratitlu ch i . /7 S. ho l' co r ti: r '' rat k: b 1 1
co ' f pe ' l na g IL ' :
Bided on Tuesday, and the market closed steady t o curtail theft. laconess, an t d Y llas geutra ' 1 ile ' prec n tat ' ion in
Flour advanced 60.9 d, sales at 12a 3tl® 15s. Wheat I mocks 01110 %Inch all seller. mart Le loser, combined anti
advanced 6(iO9d; western red quoted at Is Gd ®ll s )ergo Importations from I uropo of goo!. we annot heed,
9J, white do 10, fol ® 12, 2d; Southern white 1 le® but must pay for, all tend to becloud Owl usoootury liorixon,
sod to gagged pteparatlon fur a storm. Our banks an all
las. Corn advanced 6d; mixed 71 dilho7s Id; yellow in a goal position, In this !respect. he sodden squall will
is sdOti'ls 7d; whlte 8s id (9' fis Pd. find them with too much sail set
Lieerpoo/ Provision. Mae/feu—The circalars report The following Is • etaletu,nt of the Imports of Foreign
an ndrance on Pro, irIOOP. Beef bonyaot with • large Cry Goode at New York for the we I, acid sumo Jan.l
speculative inquiry, forcing prices up 5 ®olota Pork I g. P t :27,7a . ,;„„
.. ~ux., 5 f,`,:;,,,, 3 , 1. 1 :,? 1 ,
I
Thrown on 31ukit . 510,0 M 7ao,.tit.li I u5l,7aU
buoyant and prices s(a; 10. higher, in consequence of '
the largo speculative inquiry. Bacon quiet, holders ~ since Jan 1
demanding an advance. Lard firm at 60, for prime; I Entered at the Port c1a,711,113 v 17,93,732 .f. 12 cod mo
61 ®62, for extra. Tallow More quiet, butchery' . Thrown on Market .. 37,1:N1,633 . 2.1013„1,5 4.1 . 0 , 0,1:ti
nominally quoted at 580 Gd fin 595. I the recelpta °ranger at New (Minns since the Ist 1 f fop.
tender a,. 2.113,701 idols, against 111,211 to the same date
London Moncy .314Irket.—The panic in the London
~,,_.,,, mob ., 328,024 h t , l , , . g .,,,313,mi g 0,,,
Stack Exchange Far subsided. Commis goofed at { yoer. Th• N 0 iiisrlot on the 13th was se follows
1101 , 690 i; little tam , Icy for American securities; psi- •.Itoor is held cut a the market, holden easing an ad
can weak. Illinois Central stock is, however, better, `'.""' The wk ' n g rate' for "P'''''''''' are 56,71051 ' chi ''y
e
being quotrul at 43041 per cent. diseonnt. th latter rate
The market for urn, under the influence of light receipts,
is greatly excited, and EN u.e Weal, that accurate quotations
moot be given
A continued speculative demand for me. pork, with sales
01 4,000 this at 110.604017. clewing . the latter .1,
firm Sugar
3 Arra, and In good demmal at qk'e for falr, mole. s
at 8c "
Eutern Exchange is gartei at CinCinnati, at 4 ‘, pre .
Minot for pm; to Ht. Louis% premium for per, sod to CM
e1g0.1.M4 premium, for currency. la this city, bankers are
drawing for thaw who cannot be accommodated at hank at
, 4 premium for par. We add slew extreme
"The demand for money on the street Is increasing, and
capimilsts aredamistollog stilt mere etnngent rates—say 7
top percent. for undoubted short paper, and from 12 par
cent lip•ani for other dive-riotous Meldos the unsettled
state of EIIEOPIEIIII 01111., the 11.011,7 foreign importation are
exercising • moat onfavorMile imp...sloe in rreard to the
future. The Ireportsst this port alauu for the ILt Mx dey
teach nearly half a naives of dallars 01 this amount, gl6.
100 was order goads for immediate umenteptkm. 012.843 of
bar Iron' (very naceanglag tar our rolling mills) 0440,00
of miseelltiewons mesh for consumption, end 179.701 M role
f,r war boor. The total imports sinceJrumary let reached
no fadacutor,dolliirs'—[l.llll. flulletin "
The moneymarket dile week has altos, tn... got , yi m „, l
been rather irregutar. About the middle of title week, the
tendency appeared to be docile tly In (trio of lenders, glues
then, however, the market has Income more steady and
closes without any particular animation. The batiks are
generally believed to he contracting rho ir hue, but the sup
ply in malady circl. continues attendant to abeathall at.
&Meanie paper offering, and for all to. other purpc.s of
trade.
UZ=
QUEBEC, hay 16.—The steamer Nova Scotia it
tired at this port at a quarter of eight o'clock t a
evening.
The following telegram from Paris on the 3d a -
peers In the London papers of the 4th : "The follovr
i
ieg is the communication of the government to t e
Legislature: Austri a , by ordering her army Into a
Territory of Sardinia, our ally, she hee declared w r
against rut; silo thus violates our trestles and men
aces our frontiere. All tho great powers have pro
tested against this act of aggression. Piedmont
having accepted the conditions, one asks what earl
bo the reason of this sudden locution ? It is be
cause Austria has driven matters to inch an extrem
ity that her dominion most extend to the Alps or
Italy must be free to the shores of the Adriatic, for
every corner of Italy which remains Independent en
dangers the power of Austell, Hitherto moderation
has been the rule of my conduct, bat now energy be
comes my first duty. Franco must now to arms and
resolutely tell Europe I wish not for conquest, but I
am determined fully to maintain my national and
traditional policy. I observe treaties on condition
that they are not violated against me. I respect
territories and the rights of neutral powers, but I
boldly avow my sympathies with a people whore
history is mingled with my own, nod who now
moan under foreign oppression.
France has shown her hatred of anarchy; her will
!was to give use power stlifiCiently to reduce into sub
jection abettors of disorder and incorrigible mem
bers of the old factions who were Incessantly con
cluding compacts with our enemies, but she has not,
for that purpose,abandoned her civilizing character;
her national aies have always been those who do
lire the amelioration of the human race, and when
she drawn her mord, it is not to govern, bat to free.
The object, than, of this weds- to restore Italy to
herself, not to impose upon her a change of masters,
and we shall then have upon oar frontiers a frindly
people ' who will owe to us their independence.
We do not eater Italy to foment disorder or to die
tub the power of our Holy Father, whom we replac
ed upon hie throne, bat to remove from him this for
eign pressure which' burdens the whole Peninsula,
and to help to establish order there, based upon law.
fel belittled interests. In fine, then, we enter this
classic, ground, rendered illustrious by so many via
lodes to seek the footsteps of our fathers. God
grant we may be worthy of them.
I am about to piece myself at the head of tho ar
my. [lle thou confides the Empress and his son to
the care of the army which remains in France and
to tho people.] Courage, thee, and anion. Oar
country Is about to show to the world that she hai
Dot degenerated. Providence will bleu our elforht,
for that came is holy in the eyes of God which rests
on Justine, humanity, lore of country, and indepond.
. . . .. .
' lO.=atta faliin " i
' Lomarzyr, May 10.—Rlfar g rimy y;
5} ttls< canal. , Boats &airing 5 ft find'lt=lt to'
got # 1 4 00 4 1 4 ,24- "x 4311 d th. mud W 4 o l tr On"
J 4
Latest from Europe.
Cars Racn, May 16.—The steatites Vigo from
Queenstown on the 6th, passed near this point but
night, and her &deices were obtained by the Asso
ciated Press News yacht Her ad vices ate two days
later than those furnished by the Nova Scotia and
Arago.
6WIIR.ERLI NlL—The Swies Federal Assembly b
approved the declaration of neutrality, and th
monsoon of defence taken by tho Federal' Council
arid appointed lien. Refasier commander-in-chief o
the army.
PROSSIA.—The Bank of l'russia has snlrsheosl th
rata of discount to 5 par cent_
INDlA.—Later advicee from India have hoer) re
ceived. Mann Singh has earrendered to the Itritish
forces. Tautea Toper, boa been capture,' alter a des
perato straggle, in which 500 of the rebels were killed.
[Now Yoes.—At this point the report ceased. Tho
Nova Scotia line mart either be down, or hoe closed
on the Associated Press, to deprive them of the ex
clusive intelligence; the report thus far contains
nothing concerning the war, or any commercial in
telligence.]
Sr. Logs, May 16.—The overland mail of 22d oh.
blur arrived.
A second land slide had occurred at Monteehrieto
mining town, killing four persons, suspending mining
operations, and doing considerable damage.
The Legislature has failed to provide for the $200,-
000 worth of old bonds still outstanding, notwith
standing the poople desire to pay sorry dollar of the
gtate's indebtednms.
Bunions. brink and moony plenty. Gold duet ar
re, freely. Markets unchanged. Wheat harem,
.romises an abondanna
Leavenworth advlees just received, state that the
people of southern Nebraska are earnestly agitating
the annexation of to much of that territory as lies
south of Platte River, to Kansas, thus to secure ad
mission into the Union at the next session of Con
gress. The public sentiment in that portion of the
territory is strongly In favor of the proposed annex
ation and It was recently resolved in a mass eonren
tins, held at Nebraska City, to nominate delegates to
the Kansas Constitutional Convention which assem
bles at Wyandotte in July. The Nebraska delega
tion will undoubtedly be admitted into the Conven
tion, end it le probable in defining the boundary of
the State of Kansas, the Platte will be designated as
the northern line.
nth dates to the 19th have been reeeived. Th.
tens is nnimportanL
Commer cia 1
Coil U ITZER OF A RIIITILAT/ON FUR 01A F'.'
Oar ~, V P, F. R. Raosor, Witt. 11. W0a1m,11..120.
Jonas. Ow W. CAM.
The standard rates for depend and abort notice loans me.
resin at five and els per mat. with the mast doing at theta ,
mar, and occazioual Manactiona at lower rates. Paper of
prime quality Is not In abn odant supply, and sixty data bills
are freely taken at Ore to Mx per cant, for sixty days . and
Ma iodises:lo half, and so up to some Pitr.af. for four to
six months. Yoe tint Masi untie nemes tb• maga is woven
In nine per mut and so upwards for thaw loss known'{ N.
Y. attn. Ade.
Thedereand for money I. Weedily Im_reartng and the ten.
deny In the rata. oldisconot is to edrance. We note eclair
tins char. paper at short time to run, being placed at 0 per
erent,bll{ Ttl7 littlocan be done in this rate. We quoteliest
class endorsed for the rimer time to run at 13t/A.7 per cent.
The Bank. are doing their usual amount at the lava rim,
The offering. Gipsies both on the sweet and at bank Is in.
anteing, bet thine Doom. to ba irradiate capital to meet the
demand, but owing to the unsettled state of affair. more caw
tree Is need:—{o4lW Americo,
11,..r.U.D17 to base • press of Iliaaneri, Virginia, and
Ten IMMO Blocks upon the market, en elnly on accoant oaths
Western Dente, who are not able to maintain their drank
thin.
The whole aspect of our commerce Jett POW Is OD farms
ble, and Mee hoped for Its lament oat of the Italian war,
.peendly If England duo not engage to IL Newhall skip
lea Ootton and mote of gold for ante months to Mina Am
to our Cereals another harvest most be reaped Wows* can
hare the atoll to ship if It be wanted.
IA auoe cirounstanOrs tact • dim cloud on the Blaney
Market. The Traseeryls not in a condition to pay lea Ix.
Wing Treasury Notes wilhont borrowing all or more than
It may be ralkal on to pay on that account, TM Rank &Cr
meat for the current week is hkely to show •lose of •
lion or One awl • halt ha lia Lona, • ratlike' In JWpects,
ands large decline of Its Depostts, aes be
*r
drawn
upon Wm*, forstdpinent Depo t
Y. Calar. k 14n.
Ana-4 m a irjitilot wt.& tel dolor. Peals
aFF,max, Fs . cnati nod MM,.•stel Potsat genya gala 1
Ash Is shady- at% 50:6,41, club. ,tarcmilner,
:1 rain. 11:003.41to Inns Wuiba tOcideyomed mot.
_to - 41 af t, 4,til fasoicK
h•rdawa:amftbilty:mmgchecla
hNe"s:4101n11-7/4"1/1gast entandad We
4.1191,1,.1E,Uqt,.
• , •.:
MIMMM
1 1 /COti—theiikieralative 'rogreinent In Other maike.ta has
tot pricoCrip a fractiou. 'The demand =dam fair .1
teady, and we note reenter .at at St for Ehotildera,
9 3 / 4 @to for Bides and 19WAIOM tor:puha Hama -Bogar
CCuurreedd flame, Wee of pima Western atAI, and city do, cm.
vveecl, at 12a1.1114.
BEANE—doll, aultalmost no nee; imly as ocastotml 1. -
qulry fa made, awl prices are'aLino. aomleal at $0.03 for
prime email Wtdie.
BROGUS—there ir a orgy atom: demand, and the rn
req. are not more than adequate to 11, sate of oonocnon to
choice at $9.00@t3,00, and fancy at $3,50.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—The factory prime (rash, per
!node) at Ballston and New Brighton are for Bunten. SAAu
@51,75, and Tabs, $4,75g49,75 p den. From store, buckets
sell to the tatalt Rap at $1.70@t400-
CORDAGE—
Momlla Rope, enfr, 13 c ItiGllanilla Rope, mit, It o Lb
Ileum Rope, 11 c li D Hemp Hope. cilt. /2 c
Tarred/lope, r Tarrad Ropo, cut, 12 c In
Pocking Yard,ilog, 11 o qi B PackingYarn.corn /0 r
BED CORDS—Manilla. $l,OO, ¢^,:
Hemp, 5 1 37, V. 00 0.P.6 d° 7 -
limp can, 11 eta a D. •
ruoutm LLNES--3100.0110, 87 eta D dot. 'Romp, 700.
COTTON YARNS--The market la steady at the following
imitations which are corrected to date,
PO.. Silt.
NM. 5 IA 10 iLIC11311•B 20 C IR ID N 0.18......
Nos. 11 t 12. 21c 9 lb N 0.17..—.
No. 12 -.7.1 e g 1 ID N 0.18....-
No. 14
—.Me ? 2/ N 0.19
N 0.16 ..................E c V MINo. 20
, •
11 •• •• ••• •
N 0.400 ..... __ ........ 11 c dos No. 800.
No. 600 .................10 c 11 dos N 0.5•00...-•
N 0.600 ..... - ......... 5 c 11 dos No. 1000._..
Na. 1 0 0.._.._._..... 5c 14 dos -•
DsrPot . 6 •51 o, sett.ool. :Cc it 15•T0r100...._.-...........21c 11 It,
Do do whito,Zl Oaulkloo•---...--/66 "
to as cot., sic - Family Battlog,--150 "
Do do 35 to 44c 2'..0 " Mating., No. 1.,....-_lse "
Cotrrlct Yarn........- 11Sc " Do No, 2,._.....140 "
Candlewick ak.
_
No .... . Sly ‘ c Dlysi
814 lard
CANDLES AND SOAP —Cndles are steady et our quota
tions i—dlPped 13X, mould 13 and adatalintltie 15419. Soap
remains es before, steady at 6 for common, 6,44 for Palm,
aed 10 for Sawyer's Toilet t Castile, 145 or Sawyer's
Chemical Olive: and 7 for German.
CIIEESE—the receipts of new IV. R. are quite NIA, but
tLe orate of the trade are not largo, and there is, therefore,
no active movement to note. &Imo? new W. R. at 93.rig,10,
the latter for pence, and Goehen at 122.. •
DRIED FRUlT—there has been a more active demand
during the week, and etccks are gradually Working down:
anima Peaches at PAS, to which the demand is mustlyMns-
Load. Apple. nominal at $2,25.
YEATIIRRS—prIdie Wee.re are wiling . at 45, on arrival.
and In small parcels at 45; the amount offoring is hot large
and the demand is thrilled.
/1611—a moderate demand for 31ackarel at $11,40 for Mr
chum Ss and $12,00@12,60 for largo; hi. bile larp, $8,75(a.
0,10. Elerrlng, $5,00g5,60. Lot, White, 19, mvippo
bbl_ hf d0fet.7646- Lake Trout, sq,ao bbl.
SIRS 11111401—them ars small but regular sales 00 11,1.
leer at p. 5056.1.6 per 11.
FLOUR—the advance during the wool is equal to 76 cents
?W.!, and price& are now as litgb as they were ID the Uwe
et" the Roma. War, veluin thole was m active foreign dr•
mend, which dm, not now exist. Sales were making yen.
Prday MI wharf and at depot of Super at $7, and Extra at
$7,37. From stare, tales of Soper at $745®7,37, Extra at
$7,60657,02; and family do $7,7551. Nye flour Is held at
$. 5 4 1 .a.
DRAlN—there is a steady densand,for One, on arrival at
55(2.60, end from more at 570.16. C 0.,, le not in market to
any extent. and we hear of ie. ne•lnquirier for lota that Could
not bo b .1; we quote!firm .t 544415 RYE Is quite scarce,
and /M aarisoced to 604'60, with ...tiro amend from t h e
Mien and millers. Beater is rtoihinal at C44§70. Worav
ho. advanced, and Pa. Red rid yeeterdoy from wagon at
4125; there la, however, trot little eGnaing In, and the MM.
tot lo quite bare. In the. absence of honthern qualities, we
are enable to glee quotations, but quote nowinstly f
01,60 for Red and White.
GROCERIES—the firmness of holing beton, netel, con
liners unabated, but we bare to change to note In fig. , .
Sugar is steady bathe country at Scls!4, and Nola.
pea 42. cash and abort crodlk sales on long time to the
country air made at an atriums on there figures. C.tree I.
et•rly .5 1214g13; end Rice at f (45%.
GAS PlPlS—she fultowleg an, the qeetetlete for wrought
Ines tubing:
Per Foot .
51 loch Gits Pipe._ 7 cu. IN ludo Ons Pips-32 eta
,'• " " 2
• • 3 . "'"
26
entit•ct I, Ile: cuotoot.y diaceatuk
Ira V—A Lir supply at males, and sale.. k110.$11:. cl too
HIDES k LkATIIF3L—tLe market for Ilidea re:ovine un-.
ekormed, and no quote!), Flint at at, Green Beef Bides aro
steady at 7, sod .; men Salted at. D. Hough Leather from
rovntry tanners.!la in moderate demand, fiLl deakm ara
bnytox at s_ l
We correct cur quo:Allow for Dretemt
Leotte.r, as tolowa:
Rod Spanish Solo
• It lb .o
Stan;hter a a
Upper Loather ^0 dm,.
Brittle
SitirttrA Leather 1111..
.24429
m . Q.:lal
110 N it NAll...l—.raird nitre remain nocbangeit; bnt largo
lot nails &nil common bar iron tan be bonglit
quotatititisi
IRON. AC.
Common Bar Iron Per
Jurnate "
Inu Plow Vtings
10,1 to 15,1 Nails'p 3,50
to " Brads
tFear. Nails "
krg 3,75
fal • 7.t "
.....
•
Bed qee.l.6
IN Inch Lt , 1%
" 3434
Cut ; 4 1 ,4
inch 4,25
5 1.75
''l' ,4s-1 1 5 ' inch
II 1niigt115...1..
6-15
RAT .8
Minn i'dioo I by 35. 7-18
and 1 ' loch
Dandy %e, I% by
7-1 , 15 . and
1.7, 314
f.d by :1-18 in
I And 1 1 a
~
.... ~,
5
i 5,15.19517 )1 fb t!j
IR, al, 5
LAILL —No. 1 City R.neler..l
.J in keg. nt 17.r.t13‘4. S,4le-
Lt. - )JEGIt ...not hoar
rontuo, qm.la G.,mtnt..l
1. held at 12 In Md• ntal
country at 11.
er nod change to tiglll,.. and
PC:dlO. .n.I cia.r nn c
mEsx 1 ,, Etif—h....4,,,,,,,,i 1,, ,7tk.23,;15,T0; them hos
teen no I cooler beyond the regular wants of the dude.
OIL-roles of lirlin-d Coal till at SLUO, and Lotriewtiog at
TO Lord ell No. 11. firm et 90 , 3.03, and Ltureod nor:iota of
76' 1f4ATOES-tbe demand Is slackening . ; sees by the bbl at
32 7.4[67.,50,i01d by the bosh nt 70 for common and mile!, SO
for Rode, end 606699 for Nestiannocka.
PIO 31ETAL-do reported sake are 170 tons - No, 1 6.0•
threcite at 871, old 100 do No 3 at $26. 6 months. ".
SEEDS-tbero is oothlog dolog to Cloy, beyond a retail
trade at $6 511 r, from that hoods not riser 11,26 roold ho dol.
:zed. Flax hr already at 61,60@1,06, and Tirmothynt $1175.
sA LT-we note • fair demand, and sales of No:1 to ILK."
regnler way at $1,93-a decline.
TALLOW-rough Is beosztit by the • butchers at 7, and
do 097 rendored at 9.
WLNDOW 01ei1.16-..prioes aro Ormi and wo repeat our
ornotablon• for the small sines, dry maim;-,618 erol TO9,
3,04% 8016.83,76; 8011 to 9011 and Roll to 1014 SLAI
8013 to 9013 and 9014 to ,16, 53,60, These are riot cosh
priors; country bewails range 60 cents p hot leek For the
inicerreling medium sixes, 10 p tent ascot:mit off.
WILITE LEAD-firm and In steady demand at $2,50 11
keg tor pore in 011, and dry 9e p Ito subject to the nano!
dtweunt Red Load 814009, net, and Labarge 113. i.
IVIIIO if ET-wiles of raw at iT1662.9 and rectified at Ts@ 30.
RIVER N—girs.—t •
The weather was warm yesterday, the sky
cloudy, and
lowestthe river at ahead four feet. The ...Ott' la now bolow the
pier mark.
In speaking of the new host Alabama. now building at
Belle Vernon, at which Capt. Drava owner a conatuanding
the
imtercd, we omitted to state that she Is to he propelled by
!machinery of Me let. Leant... which boat wee conk-In y
the Ohio, about • ;earldom, and her engines and all taken% -
o n
her uninjured.
The arrivals here eine, yesterday, are the Datagab fro m
Nashville, theJecob Pee and Progress (nen Cincinnati, Iles
Chevoit from Wheeling, (with a lull load) and the Ot b from
Pt. LOW.. They all had fair leads .
The only departure yesterday. was the Chevolt. The de.
partoree for to-day, are the Hastings for Cincinnati and
Louisville, and the Progress, Capt.. Olehnaort, for the mama
pores.
Th. Progreso will go torture. load or no load. The Mat
ions was done taking freight loot night.
Mon Sruathe Bututth.—The telegraph of Seedily night,
brought on now. of the burning of the kditthargla nod New
Monongahela, near St. Louie. The latter was- • splendid
boat, andleit here but a few weeks glom, fora trip up the
511saissippl. She was ono of the finest of the side wheeler.
of the day, and wet goad for half a dozanyeara yet, mccident
aside. She was about Are par. old, haying bthit boat no . •
Brownsville, in 1854, at • coot of about 115,0.30, and
nfler:words was so
t/
enlarged and beautified, that she was worth"
$55,000. She was lusred Pittsburgh °filets for sls,ooo s a
followsi—lo the Western for 55.0.01 Citizen. $5,000; See
rata $2,500, and Pittsburgh $2,500. Robert RogeilkEs
Copt.qCopt.S. Entriken, nod Capt. Cog, (who was In comman d)
were her owners. Shown. could/era! worth twentyinvo or 7
thirty thousarmil dollar..
The Edinburgh, a side-wheeled boat, Ave year. old,. was
alai, built at Brom svllle, in '54, and emit 125,000. She era,
owned in St. Lord, She was insured for $3,000 in the
tV,ateru, sod for ths sante smonnt io the Eurrte. Our or.
tices hate base thu. bed their finger. 14 deep In. (Nairn
burnt boat. within one week. Tot than can meet all their
lowa wlthont the treat trouble or difficulty. All the other
tomes were metes promptly a. &Skid. In feet the owner, of
ton beat. were so rosy about It, that they wore 401 14 the
/east burry ,boot taking the money, RlO:laugh It is in readi.
nen for them .t any time.
The Auditor'. report shows that residents of Now Orleans
hare $720,000 inveated In the rteatiaboat stock. ...... . The If.•
tropolitau was otrock by lightning during the [dont. while
the less on her way down the IlEssisslppl,froM St. Saul, last
week, milling nt Davenport on bmday. Tbo lightning torn
up her otter gIVII4I and killed an on.
Siestibeit Register. I
ARRIVED. ! DEPARTED.
Dr. Kam, Broaleavilh ; 1 Dr. Rama, Brownsville
Telegraph, dm
taaloool Bayard. Elisabeth;Telegraph. do
Chervil, VrIle.11og; Col. Bayard. El/ tab:th ;
Daoslah, fleabane; Cbarolt, Whaling
Yawl, Poe, Cacionall. Ilirra-4 feet
-
Protracts. da.:
Oa, dt Lad.
'Telegraphic El larger se
Nair Yoke, 3lsy le.-Nothing doing In Cotton. re,urn.l.
vaumd; 30,b00 bide ..id at g 6,7141 10, eat., Wheat al.
reared; ales 1.13,000 bush et $1,7461,20 for Western rel.
Corn firm; sake 15,0130 bush et 950.351 for yellow. Beef
buoyant at a1 . :4`.1.2. 1'....k, Mess $12,28.019; Bacon Area at
15%41044 for sides, and I ‘/(4,2 for shoulderr. Iron steady at
gaU24,30. Wafted 011 active at 620162. Lard Oil amend
•,ure. Tallow firm. Eager quiet; Muscovado
~IClgji,
Blocks firmer : Chicago a hock Island 6,%; Illinois ta.,,,„1
Bonds 8015., New York Central 72%; Milwaukle k a1ie5ta
„,,,,,,1, y,,,t e h, gat,. thr; 31lamart sires 84%; Clevelaod k
Toledo 2234; Morehead. Columbus f• Crean:ma o's3'; Pa
ch
Pawn S. Co. 84 Panama It. II- /I; 'Comma.. ,ag,,.911 . . g,
nna,aley 16.--Thae ea great acclitaneat ties
morning in tho breadstods market reader gureperm edam,
sod prima of .11 descriptions aro higher. Mout advamted
37X„c f. hid, What 1ar3,15c, Ilya 8, Corn 2 and 1a,42.,„
lOW bbLs ennerflue Flour sold at Se, sod gene ~npaei t .,
terms; stockansli, and sores bolds,. refuse to
!te a at
tor the rat/Ph-of their private circulars • by the steamer.
bye Stour hada A. and Gum Meal at $ 4 ,23.: Wheat
ails at Mg ID 2:r white and 51,2001,95 for red. R
s.ead to st,o7,and held higher. Corn sales at SI f or d
ad
yd.'
low, 05 tar red rased. Oct. firm at 62(42.1. Provisions of ... '-.
all Muds - alas much unsettled, and holders materialy ad.
yenned Uri le 'Far s Ilea Pork held at ging/. lad lard
a 13c In bble and 10 In tleras , giceeold et 4%, • which I
further Wrenn. Very little movement'ln ariseerhs. 44 •
bbl. Ohio Wldakey said at 32 0 . • • ' - -
Quantal, gay 12.-Plocir at the apes:deg of"dulagr.. ••
under the New York repents and the. steamer's laws: was ~
bil6yent and exalted, andgft447,llB askedl77ffered. for ---,-
inverts.; 31XXI hbleduld, and hoiden,slk about 2
o'clock tha Angel lame was neared, and the fading ha' -,''...
or.. holy.r, / 4 Woil Ir e nondlE ruPPored unfavorale, owing r• ' -.....
to the Menke la anneals and the quittnesa of breadatuff4 ' '.. • •
the Mattel closalnolte Unsettled, and It word& bs difilad; ..:"• '
du gir• .tartrate Otloladonm extra sold at the' opetaluiro. •-• , , 1: :
'change at $7,8148,25. ProrLikme very I:mauled, and at ,
• rlicies held higher: bacon bald at tvo, with one ale,fte*, •
hh-lis prime sideeat the latter rate. Belk Meats herder l'',
Lard at 12,
and Mara Pork at gI9, 0118 ales .of ::4i f .,,:
I nsc,o ; at the close the market wae OW' . ' In •
' "Nocturna
Wilhite) ter she
to =I, and very Army ..,s silate,
Gram Wheat Arm at $1 1541,8$ for P6O. tberelfrd.rw•Y
thater:a Unchanged and in fair demand ris .d, ~,,,,,..
~,,..,,
at full prices. MODO7 market a ochae2 x.,,,,,,,,E•34 pre.
clamp doll and without change la rn " --. • -.,: '. • I
Wan. and New Orleans the moss.
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B.LeIDOU, k1ay.12.-The ten'l. 16.....rramatt2le. Thera , . . .
Howard street cod 0hi0... b,•4o . 'yant at: $1.85 - uto' tor -- •
bare been no calve ath.,?;„,a; yor one and ii 2 to id far yet:::
low; roe li e
et,0.1V4 -advancing bacon,' Odes lie ; asses,
pork $lB tC-7-_ . .. .• • ....
.'' i ',Jar g-Co..bartjust. opened tack Roc:cm .. . .
..;'• -`" , ai,ta noon, whore the loner of.tp,ta.'ll47: ,
''''' o° ,nsi n - bdrappliad at all hours gibe dv
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