JAMS ..................... .. .. .. THOYAB /AIME JOSIAH =AIM'S
JAMES M'CANDLESS & CO.,
2q1.. 103 WOOD STREET. PrrrsinTßGEr,
IMP OETERB ILED JOBBERS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
- Would respectfully call the attention of
• WEIR dUBTOMERS 411 7 7) MERCRANTS (JEAN - ER.4I;I;Y,
TO THEIR STOCH FOR THE
ornl3s4l awn stracturnu
,TRADE,
Surpassed by none in extent or variety, and to which
CONSTANT ADDITIONS WILL BE MADE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.
Their TeXirle anti Prices will be Fll3 Iravorab e to Purolinnerm r q t hnt-.‘•
any other House. E.nnt. or West.
.101#1•Cash and Short Time Buyers are Especially Invited to call. mrlf , :diwtje IT
H. CHILDS & C 0 • 4
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
VE ARE NOW OPENING OUR LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every variety, and latest styles and fashions adapted to Spring and Summer Sales, wili,l
having been purchased principally for CASH, direct from the Manufactersre,
and selected with great care as to quality and sizes, WO flatter
• ourselves we are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS to our friends who may call.
Wit ARE AGENTS FOR Which ara highly recommanded throughout 'h.,
za .. v . rammjE lLL>gsPATENT istae.pr.thor durability and clutpnete--tuN
IMEBTALLIC OUT- IWAVVIFFebr=I4 71i740Ft1:TYLit
TIPPED -BOOTS AND SHOE S , triPlinyara will end It to their •ivantago to call end dx-
F -OR BOYS,
amine our duck
Before Purchasing Elseschrre.
air . P•rtkeittr uttontlon given to ordtre. no Ithddw:ntT
YOUTIIS AND
Bpet►a► pottrcs
LAKE SUPERIOR coppice. mil
SMELTING wonne
PITTSBURGH.
PARK, 4'CURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTIIIiERS OF SHEATHING
- - - - -
BRAZIERS' acid DOLT COPPER, PRESSED COP
PER BOTTOMS, Ratted Still Bottoms, Spotter Polder, /to,
Also, Importer. and Doelen In METALS, TIN PLATE
snm , IRON, WIRE, Sc. Oonstarolyon hand, Tintnen's
1 4F-hints and TO4III.
Wasehow., No. 149 First and 120 Stroud street
Plttobturgh,
thrl In4l:7• 4 lwieece of Copper cot to any dwlrret pattern
ItyltDe
JOHN B. LEB,
:LVE IC R CHANT- T AIL 0 FE
' • No. 15 Elliarket St, Pitt/burgh.
Azood assortment cf CLarns, C.13.1171E213,
01317390. LIM; and CI goods suitable for geutlememe
weirdostreschel
milliirr2O rdes3-tate ra promptly Ailed, Is the fetal styles a tbt art_
BileCOßro az CO-,
NANDPACTURNAVI AND DIALERS IN
TUTS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
/3/ Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
Rave now on band for Spring Sales, as large
sod oorOpleto oo sasoitraeot of Goods as can bo food In soy
of the eastern alto.. cortaostlng of FUR, SILK AND WOOL
RATS Of irony atyle sod quality; CAPS of ovary quality nod
lard fishfons; PALM LEAP, STRAW, LEGIDORN AND
PARANA RATS; STRAW. LECITIORN AND SILK ROI.
NETS, er4 'Perlll.ll sidling to ;amba. either by
Wrotstur or Rana TOR find ft to their ulna:alp to call
end Ssausltto puma's.
PHENCHI WHITE ZINO PAINT.
500 Tone Snow Whitei and No.
Dar AND . NROWND TN OIL IN ritevcs,
WARRANTED PURE,
la atop !,,.o4 to orrlvo, for solo by
JOSEPH M. STRONG.
No. 83 Reade Weal, Nov York,
torB:3md/o Agent.Ylefll. Idontagaro & Co.. Paris.
BAMIIFiL GRAY
DRAPER AND TASLOR,
No. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PENNA.,
Has just returned from the Eastern Citiei and
ctow receiving hie Spring stock of plottn, Gad/mark
Partings and Coatinga of every variety and idyls adapted
to the bed ally and country trade, which will be made up
to order with proroptoed and despatch, and at rules d low
as at coy other elmtlar establishment to Meetly feT34 re
MardlCl:olC /lc CO.
Ponvarding and Commission Merchants,
And Agents for the sale of Pittsburgh Maim
radon,. Oonalgozoonta and onion for LEAD, LIIDES,
BEEP, PRODUCE. En., whetted. Prompt Mtn,
don to rtnelving .d forwarding.
No. 40 Commercial .4 , ht. Louie.
del&,l6,ale
J. B. CHRISTY, B. MT. -
163 Third &reel, Piffedur73, Peona,
Riving had the wivantag. of Eastern College% and Ile.
gOalicitnaftweral loan' {remotion, offer. lam profeneslonal
warrixon to stranicm, AND MEDICAL CASES.
•
ROT. W. D. Howard. Col. Wilson tdoCond
Sot. D.B. A. Hansa. Hon. H. A. Wearer.
71.
R. Sill, Ea
fi
lacob McCallator,CP. my3dyd‘'
- - .A. STO 1 7.11; W RIES.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY.
/11.1n7a0217121 AND DRUZ tamer VIIIM 07
COOILNO, entoß BD HEATING STOVES,
Plain and Pancyieirata Fronts, &c.
Solo Proprietor of the celebrated - PI,TrST Oda
BoaNura and SMOKE Oorisuitwa
COOK STOVES.
Office and Sales Room,
larlddydfa No, 4 Wood St., Pittsburgh. Pa.
STARCH AND FARINA L 7
Blade by the
West Phllode!platia Isannfactnrlng Co.
(First Premium awarded by the Franklin In
November, ISM)
Diamond Gloss Starch, in cases 'C'ont'n 6 bonne, 6 lb.. each
Do do bon. do 40 papers,/ do;
Mee, Refined, Pure and Pearl Starch, In boxes rations
*lmo, all for laundry no..
CORN - MINA, (or Corn Starch,) to bre 40 papers each.
This elOide Is =pronely prepared for culinary purpn
and mobs relied on an supe ri or In marry to any now In
rue. For Isle by TIIOMPSON, CLAMED YOUNG,
P1111 , 4 - Janey.,lBs9:dtPfo Ageumfor the Com p any.
'Nr .1101,151.1E8 do SONS.
D&UfIS 11
Foreign and B2cslic Bills of Exchange,
CERTIPLCATES 0/ DEPOSIT,
BANS NOTES AND SPECIE,
NO. 61 MARNE? BPREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
litaXollectione mindeno all the principal cake through
out the trotted States. apPLlcly
It 0 El .E 017-Ftr
- ' MUIR IS
STRAVI7 BONNETS AND HATS,
BONNET RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, An.,
NO. 03 !GARRET STREET,
PITTSBURG7I.
0. B. & C. P. MARICLII,
2.777acnnuas OP
-FRINTIND, JOB AND ALL. KINDS OF
W.R.A.PPT11.43- PAPER.
Warehouse, No. 27 Wood
• PIFFSOL7WII, PA.
Raga taught at market picas. tnyttf to
COG
xeztimcnulli or
Iran 'grilling, Iron Vaal to, Vault Doors,
Windowlhatten, Window °hark 4e.,
/re pl lecomPStred and to Third nreo,
(Penmen *oat and mrtat,) ?mammon, PA,
Hen on han4 variety of now Pattern, fancy and plain,
ltblo.for All propane. Particular attention paid to en•
C/Ceingolll , llLota.. Jobbinadoneat !short notice. ,m 9
VII. vorma.— . W. a. .11139
VANl s tiVidiFraximri,
AT-TORNEY'S AT LAW,
aan
AOLICITORS IS CHANCERY,
No. • by Mates Moak Dubuque, /moo.
Rms. rn
Allinotlecttons pronry=tnada In any part of Northern
WW ollreite Witco
attend to tits purchase and ale of Deal Zatatey ote
tattling no:rayon 'tondo and Mortgagor. asiarlfe
IMMII4.W.
ROBINSON MINIS & MILLERS
=I:OIINDICH9 AND MACMINIST,
ViILBBINGTON WOMJEE B,
Pittsburgh, Penna.
Oehler N 0.21 Market street.
bkaullattar• all Mode of 2teale roe= nd Bill llathla
g r 1 3 . 4. I, ‘D, tall mad Work, Dem Dollen sad Don In.
robblat and
don* on 'bort mtlau
W/0 X" N itt N
Illanvescumnaml Dceion in al kinds of
TOBACCO, 82317T7 AND =DAR%
A !I D
xaELA-v T0n.A..40 a cr,
es.ormad Strict and ArkY•
...milli: Mall PA.
13'0R331/EIN .I:GICOELANGM.
sIajITBILLS DRAWN By
nvaroAN, snErtm&N &
ON TDB MIXON BANN,.I.ONDON, IN BUM OP cars
.1.01/ND STZRLIRG AND UPWARDS.
. Also,Sllle On the pritudgal cities end towns of Prams,
Belgium Welland, llerntany, limb and other European
States, Um:tat:Us on hand and nasals by
• • WM. IL WIL L & CO.,
d4lyoto Hankers, Wood arrest. center of Third.
ZECEIRCMIALINTT TA.11.011,
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
(DraAydrorfah's Nowßalla3o PITTSBURGH, PA
mler
CARD.
J. SCOTT, Denttst,
ails removed to the house lately occupied
by Dr, Wm. A. Ward, No. 278 P.oa .hoot, (pooth
Mid door acre Hand.erost.
Noun fmm 9 a- r. r.
POSTLEIY, A MLSOBI
tr xi 4s. R ra E
. SOLID.BOX VISES,
QasESteel and Ilinuaged Ronda and Spades,
• • ,
relii,`"besseks f ueiv* vro4es, liaralr,Tostka.:
Waiehousse, 2•145. AtiirketAit'6ktV
=5,0/441,1V
CHILDREN,
ticgular 2,tramtrs.
1859. — ifei2743E — Ailaliderrie - cd -- 1859
ST. LOUIS AND ST. 1...A.171,
DAILY NORTUERN LINE
PACKE R. FOR GALKNA, nunuQuu,
MILL WATER. AND
T.
PAC
L—Tlin folbering slid
malithitcent elde wheel Meanie. will comp°. thin hie Gir
:he coming year, bearing no follow.:
Idonday...—llENlTY CLA T.—a-a-OWL Striensin.
• idonday....-FORTIS
" Altars.
Tuceday....-CANADA .. .... ........... " Ward.
Trreetlsy.—..PEMßlNAW. " Griffith.
Wednesday-LUCIE MAY " J. It. Mode,
Weilneelay..A LINT LEITT Ch. Morrie.
Tbureday—AfIGTROPOLITA N ..... ."I •T. 11. It It 4v1..4
Thoreday....MINNEAGTA "T. R. II:II.
Friday .LBW PROP " N. W. Pallor.
Friday ..... -.C111PPKWA......_ ....... rape.,
Saturday DISSIMARK ° It. C G aj'
&turd., ..... WM. L. EWING• " Gra rn..
The Northern Line has been in zuccueffill , perl.tig., dot
leg the past year, and for regolarity condot I and perfiet
reltabffity in esery revert hal reset Neu aurpmeed y any
orgalll=tiOn on the Wmtern rivenL Hay log add , h ea urn
steamers to the Line, Mt] are 1:1014, prepared to offer Wired,
ed facilities for the transaction of all hu110.., to
them, and hope to merit a contlimatton of the liberal pat.
foliage heretofore ea Rhnrntly bestowed upon Wiens.
For soy Informattin that may he requirid. apply at the
Wharf Boat, at the foot of Locust art., or et Um Z• 01111,11
Line Packet Office, No GI Commercial Street. between OW.
end Leven. WAIIDE A SLIALLiIt, Amoral Agents
mr22-2ted
R
!Sallee to Illis MISSOURI
River Shippers and
Passengers.
WE have math; an arrangement
with the Man River Packet COM.
P.) by which we can glee tintt,th rates from lotteburgh
for pasecithers and freight to all points oo the !Lemur! tire
ye
Pot further psrticalere, syply w Purr, Room
Co., ( t r am Boat Agetthe, cotoer W..' and Market stools,
Lo are authorised to coutract for us.
WORLD?: & CO, (late of Pltraturgh,)
sorl;Ldetwtf Y No. 42 Commerce! e.e, Rt. Louie, Mo.
EGULAIt TUESDAY j_k, YOH. ZANESVILLL—T. in nes
ata.mor EMMA GILIIIAM, Capt. 51. a. Arr., .111 kayo,
for ft.. above at.l 5u1.1,211 , 411. port. ETfoll' TUE.IO.IY.
at 4 o'clu, It P. u For fralk,lat or pataluvo apply
IA YLACh, HAltNhy A CO., A
einrinnati,
F TI
ISTILL IVQI V-11. due km Ira k '•
KAATINGS, co,ap It. Porter. will loot o alKna
and all intermethatoporta WSW:MD.& Y. let JOOO, ot to
Vc.Lx.k A. M. For freight nr pasaagn *NA) uu I.ltroi
my3l FLACIt, DARN ES tCO Agfa.
3. To give thorn an education.
Ts-miters and mist...ries are placed among the
:des. Tho question is sometime. naked—aro fugi•
aces capable of receiving au education' They come,
oftentimes, from the house of bondage with miods
obtuse under the working of slavery, still many of
them aro quick to learn, especially when they have
time to devote to study. Owing, however, to their
poverty, they make, in many cams, slow progress.
The speaker added that he goes abroad about once
a year to ask the charities of the friends of the
slam. Ile now mks Synod to toll the people what
the Society is doing, and oak their contribution in
favor of . the Society end thus he good Samaritans.
Rev. S. O. Wylie ni ,etl thatSsisaid has beard
with satisfaction the statement. of Rev. Mr. Foote,
and recommends the G !hit libirs! contrib.-
(ions of the people.
Inquiry was made of Mr. I „etc if tilt, anti slarery
rum, especially iu Canada, did net object to this
plan of aiding the exiles—to begging for enemy,
clothing, etc. Mr. Foote explained and read ex.
tracts flora Rev. King, of Canada, and others, giving
SBII. $i 13P cbmpiltrl.7- approbation to the plan, and labors of the Society.
vv.
C. o u r n it a e r. r . ei o n u s: , 4; v membets the !notion was
Joseph Dilworth
reJ
I Cu resew, /soy,. ats
Dr. Spraall stood that thorn Lad benu a young
.I.PUTACTLIALT. ,
otuan Ad, le g It•Ip tale her mother,
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CILAIRz I 1..0 In rery. He Inquired it wot t id , mea .
AND BOAT SPIRES. I ble Syn. to tat., up a cal.Gctiito for this purpose
the Mt•sionery meeting int. evening
tittuat and chezry .iter• Rev. hoe se „ bjeeted to .ston ,
" A 81',
for this
minimum! dram l/pon 'Wm M'Clelio, John IV
purp...e
. Ile had re.olre.i to 10 ve•tna
u, s, Fi n e] la t ir man , m c K,,
money in Lumen Itch, h.
You, 1 It , teveuron, W heals.
Py consent a collection was threeted. ' , It I' Nevin, 'V L Shields, i Instruct.)
Dr. Roberts moved a special committee to utile a Wh i t e .
full !lemony° of the division of the churn hin the Oh „. F
year 1533, to report at next mooing of Synod. After I riGiff•y R Byers, .1 Harper.
come dimassion, the motion passed, end Lev. ; .1. : W Shanks.
Scott eras appointed the committee,
..of • t,e'l Young, Jae Hamilton.
The Order of the Day. TIT • The consideration IV House, H W Herbach.
tho protest amt appeal of Rev, Wm. EiTIAIIIO against! .1/ir.'ha .1 J., ~,, F rea k mepl um .
the decision of Pre•bytery in his ease.' an O'Neal, Hugh Donaldson.
Rev. S. had a claim agaimt the congregation of Parma ~ McMaster., Henry Moffitt_
tab me ha had het n paws. A eshintimion of Pres- Ceroofif•-• of Ir Bowman, David Shaw.
bytery had adjudicated the case, but not to the rah c a lm, F Logan.
scquent satisfaetion of Mr. S. The tot t hi. El , Frank Gardner, Frank Patterson.
emimission had bean sustained by the Presbytery. leder,e, Jerob Lonerbaeb, Lkcheue Patterson.
Frt. this decision Or Presbytery Mr. S. appealed to
Synod. Mr. S. not being present, except by his
too
the Court appointed .1. S. Milligan to
appear io behalf of Mr. S., the Moderator tiering
ruled that n o member of Illinois Presbytery could
represent him in Synod,. that Presbytery is 4 party.
Alter Mr. Milligan had presented the case of Mr. S.,
and several nlissulms of the presbytery had respond
ed, in dGiense of their own mom, the parties were
interrogated by he court, and then, by the rule of
Synod, sustained.
Dr. hproull moved that the appeal be sustained.
On this motion a discussim arose, in which many
members took pall.
Roe. It. inquired of the Moderator
whether he could vote on this questign. Ile was a
member of the presbytery at the time the case was
adjadloated, but was not present at that meeting. The
decision of the Moderator was that he was entitled to
vote.
VIM LLateSITPEICIOR --
The
new fest, staunch steamer NORTHERN
1.101,1, John Epeoldin 31w,ter will run front .4.3•<1./EI,
hio, to Lake fluperior, so a reirdar picket, daring the sea
son. WM leave Cliwelsrel on her Brat irlp OM THIS RA Y,
the 314 instant. For height at pusage apply on biwrJ
or to HANNA, ittiltllitTeON
aplB:difete Cleveland, Oleo
Oat! Ortrans, Szr.
ORCIAIRO, Afb.ll , 'lli AND
jl2 NM ORLEANS.—The elegaht oleos:11er
ORB,Caph Geo. D. Moore, rill leave ler the above and it
Intermediate pone en TEM DAY tho 314 int.. at 6
board or
, pxPlrtly. For Irol,ht or pae.age apply on
43
my FLACK. BARNES ACO., Aga.,
FOR CAIRO, ItEMPIIIS AND
NEW OILLEAN.The 1100 atoatoer J. C
FkLEIIONT, Capt. btockdale, it'd! leave 14 al P 61 1,1 and all
Intermediate Arta on 11118 ILtY eta W.I. For tsesgls, or
swage, apply on board or to
nyl2 FLACK. BARNES A CO.. Arta.
LIALVANIC BATTERY, OR kil.reTED MAGNETIC
MACIIIIIIS, for Medical rummers, of • very raperior trod
wlll twarut free of ETprete charges, wherever no Express
run., ~ o • rerolthinco of Ten leglers. Address Dr. GEO
RWYPEE. No. 140 W 0,41.4., INtreonegh. P. . •nSiti•Elr
J. S. Davison, whose book store it, at the cor
ner of Wood street and Diamond alley, has eent
us a batch of seasonable books. The firer we
will mention is—
'Rum. 000twa iVoins ; their Pertry, QU trrr awl IVledoct.
11./ Wm.o•7lotcti: Not. York. Co.s.Ectsburr."
This -nicely printed and neatly bound hook
presents some fifteen hundred illustrations of
the derivation and secret history of English
words. The readers of Putuani'n Monthly,
when that Magazine was in he ' , then, will re
member a series of chapters on words, that at
the time attracted great attention. They were
written, an le this book, in a peculiarly racy and
attractive etyle, somewhat in the vein of Horne
Tooke's celebrated' Diversione of Purley, or
Trench's admitable philological eneayr. Words
are the nucleon around which cluster the history
of the workings of mind. The great thoughts
struggle into dimple and take form, BO to speak, in
great minds, but they need aortae vehicle through
which they may become locomotive. The thought
incarnate, itself in speech. This reems to be
the idea of the preeent work. With this clue
the intelligent reader (and nosh only will be in
tereeted in ibis book) will find his way through
the work now beforerun with profit and delight.
We could nay much more on this subject, but the
above will suffice to commend this book to our
readere, who are, of course, all intelligent.
.2timuler Pictures from Copsoby re . to Vanier Ity Henry
N. ?told. Now Tott • Stmldou t Co. Lott.. 0.40 d.
1,100.40."
A choice little book of travel' no long drawn
tale of each day's chance end change, of ram
ble,' on dreary mountaieetn the old world, or of
days as weary to the reader ad they were to the
writer, bet choice picturee from memory:A gal
lery of epote in old England, made accred by
heroes and pat - riots of the poet, of Florence with
Ito-wealth of art, and of Venice, whose etory is
a fairy tale. Later history yields its atom to
eurich the page. Here we find a faithful sketch
of scenes made eacred by the struggled of '4B in
Germany and in Italy. What given a preeent
interest to the volume, which the author could
sot have counted upon when he wrote, are
sketchee of cities and scenery on the present
battle field of Europe--Lake Maggiore, Milan,
thin book will have a large and
Seedy eale.
TER NADA PAM. Epistles of Mclsaparaml Perla, Roar
Admiral of the Tartish Eery, et; Mee from New York
to tits friend Abel Ron llama. New York: Charles
ileribner.
This is a capital sarcasm upon the pervading
epirit of toadyism that characterises the l; ow
York City government and all the demagouges
in the country who desire office or money, which
sundry "celebrations," each as "Atlantic Tele
graph," "railroad" and "Turkish Admiral" ar
rivals open the door to. If the city shall vote
ten thousand to celebrate the coming of Borne
body who has left his country for hie country's
good, the Board of Aldermen stand their chance
to pocket ten per cont. of it. la the worst event,
they will be able to gorge themeelvea and get
drunk at the pn'bllo expenee. All these facts,
perhaps eomewhat too roughly Mated here, are
euphortionaly set forth in the Pasha Papers, f.,er
eale at Davison's.
...._........f. a. KI LU.
Tan MUTSU. Gantt. A ston of IRCNICJ on 2 P. , ter,
b-12. By Joseph P. Thompson, Pastor of the Dron.l•
Li ncoln, B
msy Tabernac
to le. Ebeldun A Co., New or ; 0.1,1
osn.
•
/ Tide k a book particularly adopted to persons
young fn the Chrlettan Life. To ouch the lectures
or sermons were preached, and to ouch we com
mend them, adding alto that to all who love the
Saviour, this book will be refreehiog and full of
matter for their edification.
'Troth le Everything: a tale for Yunng Partuna. Ily
Thome Gelder*. flbelders t Co, New Yurk."
Thla ia au excellent story for Sabbath Schools.
The more of ouch books aro placed there, the
better for the children who attend. The title of
the: book la sufficient comment upon the mat
ter In it. It doth appear in the sequel of the
tale here told, that they who would .win, they
who would have an approving conscience, they
who love the mile of God moat follow after
TaIJTIL
one Bible 10 the tenet: or the Lif e nett Letter, of the
gee.th avaca.
Obeid 00. ttnt a
ol the Am< mie So.iTay
In e LCo., Neer Vora Gorda
LlocolaMeeton." •
This book has been prepared for the preps end
le published by Samuel Irenneua Primo. In
struction and nerration, are pleaeautly mingled
in it. Some of the meet charming ecenery in
Europe and the Eastern illediterraaean, the char
acteriaties of many of the moat interesting peo
ples In those portions of the world, and tho in
fluenee of the Biblo upon the nations and tribes
where Whoa been introduced are faithfully por
trayed In this little book of some 835 pages.
The London Quarterly Reriew, for April, will
be read with unusual , interest at the present
time, as It dleoosses, with great ability, the
- lien and Intuition of Andes and the war In
kakt;':"tollilther,with 'artloles of great
Latiri* For al. by Hut 4 Mum'
.
EEMMMM
got hake Zu
OUR BOOR. TAHLR.
Motion to sustain the appeal ..erried almost mien
:nmbly.
The nest him, prescribed as the order of the day,
vas the protest nod appoel of James Books from the
decision of Now Turk Presbytery in hie care. The
tension of the First Congregation of New York had
found Mr. 11. guilty of freed. Against this decision
he bad appealed to presbytery; presbytery had sus
tainod the decision of session; and from presbytery's
decision he appeals to synod. The appellant's sea_
coos of appeal, and presbytery's answers thereto, to
gather with the original libel and the testimony before
the session, were re., and Mr. nooks heard in do.
fence of his appeal. While speaking, the hoer of re
cces arrived.
Three P. .lf.—After recces, the Committee on the
Theological Seminary, Rev. S. Wylie chairman,
reported. Tho report say, that the church has
reaped the happy fruits of the re-organisation of the
Seminary, and that there is much in the condition of
the institution to encourage. The action of the
Board of huperintendents is approved and commend
ed—the Professor's labors hare been enccessful.—
Sinus the vacancy of the Senior Profeesor's Chair,
others have filled the place by the invitation of the
Junior Professor. The commits. recommends.that
1200 be paid the assistants—think, the vecaney In
the professorship should be filled, but does not re
commend any action towards this—rocommends that
the salary of the first professor he only IsBoo—that
the Board or Professor should prescribe a course of
reading for Theological students during the sum-•
mere—that the petition of the students for additions
to the Theological library be heartily responded to,
and collections ho talons up to the congregations
therefor. The committee disfavors the request of
Pittsburgh Presbytery that students he liceneed to
preach during the summer previous to their fourth
term in the IlaIL
The report was tabled for the preseat.
Rev. Sloan, chairman of the committee on the re
ports of the Board of Foreign Missions, reported
full satisfaction with the action of the Board. The
report also highly approves of the course pursued by
the Missionaries, especially in reference to the expul
sion from Zahleb. The committee also recommends
rho Board to eand no licentiate to any presbytery less
than four months, and that none he permitted to enter
upon the labors of a pastor until ho Ism fulfilled his
appointments. Report tabled for present.
Dr. Sproul, chairman of the committee on corres
pondence, reported a loiter in reply to a communion.
tion from this Assembly of the U. P. Church. The
latter reciprocates the °spreesed desire for union, and
unites with the Assembly in the prayer that "the
Groat King and Ilmd of the Church will direct, the
way by which the friends of Zion and of the troth
shell be led to see eye to eye." The letter then says:
"It gives ma joy to hod in your Buis of Union
the statement and assertion of some of its principles
for which we have long contended. The Supreme
Dominion of Messiah as Lord of all—Prince of the
Kings of the earth—occupies a place in your Testi.
runny, and oar, hearts rejoice on this account. It to
the application of this and kindred principles to the
' civil institutions of the country that has placed us
In the position of dissenters fromagovernment that
ignores the claims of our Prince. In our clew it is
only by maLutulning this position that we can con
iistenUy carry out our principle. and succeed in
bringing ear land into subjection to Its Lord and
King. Oar primal standing has been deliberately
taken, and in the strength of Divine grace see pur
pose to hold en till the groat end—the enthronement
of the Messiah- 2 febell be effected."
The report was tabled to give place to the ease be
fore recess-31r. Hook's appeal, who concluded hie
argument on his appeal: In reply, J. Nightingale
cud Rev..l. Shaw spoke in defence of session and of
Presbytery. After rejoinders were mad*, the puttee
were interrogated and then removed.
Roe. Moline moved that the appeal be "'M u " ,
and argued in flare., of the motion.
After. discussions by members of the court,' the
motion prevailed, and the decielone of the inferior
coons ravened.
Tier. J. K. Milligan offered the following regola;
Wazuith Secut4 uiiolations and, aloft, on
cilia or ionaitnal! Mapittafi and art 1104
•
Ilia rg ir j 64 4 As 4. A i tell . d i i ; ogjleit power and pernicious influence fn tEia
Ul
I.*WDERDAS, preasat testimony there la no
direct and explicit utterance against these sins pro
.
; portiocato to their prevalence and heinous chancel,
end,
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1839
O Pr/.'1.4 I. P.. PII /1 OP THE cirr
/?..o/red, That Synod proceed at once to take
the requisite steps for adding a section on each of
ken at theso subjects in their appropriate chapters.
Attex Tear eneronc—Observations ta
F iN if , th y s . x., yestieteriaoy: O n motion, the resolution was amended so as to
Shaw's Optician Store. No. 59
read
"That Synod proceed at once to take the requisite
stops for adding a section on the subject of Secret
78 Associations, and a chapter on Slavery, in their rip
s° propriate places." The resolution az amended was
69 then adopted, and Bev. J. 51. Wilson and Dr. Sprawl
were appointed a committee to prepare a draft of the
section and the chapter to be introduced, to report at
next Synod.
Walter Bradford proposed the following questions
to Synod: '..110n , arc we to understand that part in
the 2241 chapter of our Testimony which testifies
against all who maidtain that occasional communion
may be extended to persons who should not be re
ceived to constant fellowship?
Does this mean that we are not to Unite inpub
lie worship with those who object to our Testi
mony"
On motion, these questions were laid on the
table.
CitT and 'New. Item.
k o'clock. o.
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Barometer
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Itepublican County Convention.
The bpymnrcte of tho National AdmlnlYtrz flop In All
ifbeto County urn hereby Invlto I b. meet in trcir rrcpoctit
01 , 1 ion elietrleta, nt tiro 0 , 0.1 pl,rcn for ',We; autcll moot
F/TUIIDAY, TIIE 1e 111 1).41. OF NIA r,
and rlect two Selugttnt Fen , orl, to tnet lu C. ,, unt,) Con
ventlon. at lb. Court Hon.., on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IST, IhiAt. AT 10 t,VI,OCE, a . NI
(or the porpore of nonainnting a county tirket to he 1031,
1 ,,, rt...1 at the ennuing elctlon.
The ticket t nontlneh d 1111/ futt.l.t tutli.lnt,64
the following offic.:
(In-person I', Stale Sruater.
r.revrs.ms 4,l•lnNy: o,r. dung to the dial,-
I t
p,:tlrd to DI. rnhe tuloptnt hy rho last C.ttoty Cannon
in‘ roerien o. 4111 . , of 14, moo Me.,
" fintnr:
" • unty 7'rrasuree
tliagniiimie-,
• •• .4 tolifor:
•• rrer.nr qr . 1%,
Th. M. , kg. in th•e ton:il:1p, all I.e huh! hot ween tho
hoots of 2 and ti P. IT, and is thn learonghs and Maes lei
tween the haat, of 4 and a P. H.
Attention la .tat led to filo following aliipted at the
IRO County C , nrentlon, for the govern:neat of thane meet•
:C.l pernon rh,ll bn a:kw...4 to vote at dalegaln elne.
tiona rho it not known to moralrr or tbn party ea
tivanntl m tb. r oil of thneonoty C.mmttloo or whose Meal
-1.11,11.1p therein cannot bn rouelteof for by aonso person
known to the color..
V.. All elettleas of rlolegatee In the taro cities nd bon
on;;h• shall he by ballot, sod the laspectore to ettpdaet sach
element emit be rhoeen on the ;ley ter twitting - the sonnet
&bezel., no - flogs."
Ily ettler of tlis Rebut:Henn Cent nty Committee.
A. M. 1:11I1WN,
[TT, Cretar.
Reformed Ree•bytert;:iihynott.
CORTIE,I,),I.—At the close of Monday morning's
report, in reference to the ease of .M'Cluey and 510-
110 e, rho reporter uses the following language:—
"Thus the decision of the Pittsburgh Presbytery was
sustained, the Moderator deciding that the result of
the decision Is, that M'Cluey's claim on M'Oea is
not valid." It should bare been In this language
"The Moderator deciding that the result of the de
cision is, rho,,ll*Gre's JlTlary re rnlid."
Fe3 , l (Joy_ ::0, nod mot at o'clock;
prayer by the Moderator. On the calling of the roll
the reporter counted eioe . y-rfices moms of members
in attendance. After the mioutes were read and cor.
rected, the Moderator introduced Rev. C. C. Foote,
or Detroit, agent of a Society for the aid of Fugitive
Slaves to Canada, woo wished to lay the claims of
the Sogiety Victors Synod. Mr. Foote remarked that
the ad'ryimatrat,ou , i f the Government had all along
acted upon the decision of the Supremo Court that
the cob-viol wan has do rights which the whtto man
is bound to I aspect- This is true, in fart, since the I
pour hunted fugttivo finds no rest, shelter or home,
until he Grids it under the shelter or the British
throne. Hence there is no marvel that there are
now forty thorisond American exiles In Canada.
Every day witnesses new accessions. The speaker
had experienced great joy in WiLllebßillg the happii
nese of those who had timed a free home•after toil
and anxiety in reeking it, purring' by the men hun
ter; hr had seen young women with shoed.
anon of Angle Saxon blood, and young men, with
the words of Patrick Henry upon their lips, coming to
seel, a borne it/ Clarinda. The Society in Detroit pro
posed to do throe things for the fugitives in Canada:
I. Tu clothe and provide for them on their arrival.
2. Since they hare no homes on arriving, to fire
them possession of land, which has been purchased
for this purpose. Many of them now have comfort
able homes. These they call their own. They have I
improved the,' lards and are "taking rare of then,
selves."
Wrrannae, There is a demand for a new edition
The subject of covenanting was then taken up,
' and a motion was made to appoint a committee
to prepare a draft of a Board of Covenant, and
to seed it down in overture, with a view to cove
nant as soon as practicable. On this motion a
discussion arose. Those who opposed it argued
that, since the subject had been before the
church so long, and expectation no often disap
pointed, it would be better to let the whole
question rest, at least for a while. A motion
was made to lay the resolution, and the whole
subject, on the table, whiCh was carried almost
unanimously.
Mr. Daniel Euwer having resigned the office
of Treasurer of the Theological Seminary, it
was moved to accept the resignation. This mo
tion was negatived unanimously. Mr. Euwer
then said he had, and did again, resign peremplo•
f iiy ❑is resignation was then accepted, and
Mr. ... Gregg, of Allegheny City, appointed his
succeesor, and Mr. Euwer directed to hand over
all bonds, moneys, etc., In hie hands to bis sin
ce 8 8 u r.
I As the hour of adjournment approached,
many members manifested much anxiety that
the session of Synod might soon terminate. A
motion was made to dispense mil the mission
ary. meeting in the evening. This motion was
immediately negatived, almost unanimously,
when Synod adjourned to meet at 7.1 o'clock for
the hearing of addressee on Foreign Missions.
It should have been noted, in the forenoon's ;
report, that Synod resolved to adjourn, finally,
10. day at 12 o'clock.
DCLEG /ITU ELECTED.—The following /ITO th
names of as many of the Delegates to the Convuu
Lion of Wednesday, as we could obtain yesterday •
Igt Wont Ricbd Birkhimor, II Murphy.
2.t John W Riddell, A 8 Nicbolson
" I Robt Allingham, 6 W Leonard
" " 2,/ " I John Barton, Jospb Hastings.
Wm II Ewing, James Robb.
n lit " ) J French, R Thompson.
"Yd " 1C W Carroll. G Speer.
Yes, Wallace, Jared M Brush.
Sarn'l Barckley, 111 K Moorhead,
Samuel Morrow, Edw S Wright.
Philip Drum, J hi Snyder.
ALLEOLIENT,
I w Word Harman Skiles, J. Caldwell.
21 44 John McDonald, John Brown.
James M . Vicker. Jacob Hockadorn.
4th • ./;11nAMyieriugli.11cNoil.
BOROVORS.
Shav7 , t7,ttry FII Collier, A Marton.
: It Perry, H. Holtzman.
Wes; Pretzburgh E Sprung, .I 6 Beale.
South Ps'aidwrg,4 C Gearing, A AFBane.
ilanehettr CTownecnd. Jr, II Burchfield.
S Reynolds, Eli Couch.
Igr - remeerille : Wm Bishop. John Leeoh.
Fos: M.-wino/mot Geo Slocum, John France.
T McKee, P Pfeil.
2d " • T Worcester, W Graham.
Tarrnit,m Jon fit Porter. Gen Morrison.
Seunckley David Brown, Jno Way.
Dizoh,te Jae A Skin, Thos Wylie.
11'[II Elizabeth: bavid Lynch, J Ingram.
ki.rspore W E Benison, JB. Scott.
To 11"1.1111 Pa.
I 'pprr St. Clair Dr. C Robb, D Donaldson.
Louer
I. ooi,. Jonathan Neely, Joseph Di!
ifor.th.
S•oo.1,•s• Ig.e King, Hiram Rohs.
fraido•io • Soni'l Moore, John RodmonJ.
re, . Lear June!, John Bray.
C.s.l David Coiling, Thor Pork.
c„sb r , to prr'i I) Aiken, Jr, L Winabiddle.
2•/ W II Brown, J W Boiler
Ito!. r: Wm C Millor , Alf Loyd.
MN." J S Kegley, 800 Finley.
Chortle, : A /Wearingly, J
Wee . Of • • Jacob Wolters, R Williston.
T Collins. W Alexander.
Pi,,. • David Marshall, W Rogers.
Frond • 1.4 e Neely, Thomas Wheolor .
J/..C00d/r•. • Joseph Rigby. 11 . Ferguson
17,4. A W Buchanan, lbw., ,HErT,
C Lapp, ii W Even
M.- Mr. • C Cole.on,
Er. , brrr • 1' M E,1121,,
Wm. Eia.torr laid before the Mayor, on Mon
day, n complaint against the firm of Dungity
Smith, builders, who are erecting Brewer's block
on the corner of Market and Fifth streets. The
complainant alleged that the said builders put
their material in the street in front of his
store, and thereby obstructed the en
trance to bis store, to the detriment of bis bug
berg.
The Mayor decided that under the ordinance
of 1816, builders hsvo a right to as much room
on the street as is necessary for their immediate
use for building tiurposes. The ordinance does
not designate the length on the etreet, which
may be taken up by the piles of material, but
provides that half the street as well as the gut
ters roust remain free and unobstructed. The
20th section of the aforesaid ordinance prohibits
the sifting or riddling of dry Buie on the public
highway in building houses or—stores. Now it
appeared in the course of the examination that
these builder. had obstructed the gutters and
had sifted limo. A fine of $6 was imposed on
this account.
ALLeacti RAILROAD Tilicr.-0a Saturday even
ing Samuel Shepler mode oath before Mayor
Weaver that on the 28th day of May, while on
the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
ho had stolen from him a pocketbook containing.
three hundred dollars in money and paper, and
that ho believes that W. J. Kreps, who woe trav
eling with him, had stolen it. Krepe was ar
rested and committed.
Oa Sunday mornlog ho was examined before
Mayor Weaver. Several witnesses were exam
ined, but no positive testimony was produced, to
fasten the guilt on him.
On Monday, a still further examination took
place before the Mayor, and such facts were de
veloped as tended to Implicate Krepa more deep.
ly. lie was accordingly committed for trial
Isueser.—On Sunday, tho body of a little
girl, about ton years of age, was found in the
Ohio river near the mouth of Jack's Run The
body was brought to tho city on Sunday evening
after en ioqueet had been held. It wee taken
charge of by W. R. Devore, undertaker, who was
compelled to bury the body, owing to the rapid
progress of decomposition. No one came for
ward to identity the body. It was dressed in a
light colored calico dress, with small black epole,
checked apron, coarse shoes and etockinge. The
undertaker took temples of her dress and apron,
which can be seen by any who may think them
eaves able to identify the body. It is probable
that the child belonged up riversomewhere.
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NIC.ILY Done —Among the most tasteful es
lablistmente on Federal greet, Allegheny City,
is that of Mr. Geo. W. ilubley. He has put up
a very handsome front, with a floe show window,
and his display erelong, tinware, ironware., &0.,
comprehending an infinite variety of household
articles, not excelled in either city. The ladles
will find almost any useful article, from a woeh•
leg machine, or cooking gore, to a tin cup or
dipper.
Music.—Charlotte Blume, 118 Wood at, sends
us two pieces of, rouslo—the first, a carmine—
" Calm breathes the Night"—from the series of
Verdi's "Vocal Beauties of Louisa Miller;" the
other, a song—"llere'e a health to King Charles"
—words by Scott; music by F. Boots. The first
appears to be a pretty creation; the other rather
a rollicking piece.
111
;netts JAlL.—Benjamin Franklin, confined
for forgery, made hie escape from the Bearer
county jail on last Tuesday night. By making
an opening in the partition wall between the yell
he °coupled and a vacant one adjoining, the door
of which woe not locked, gave him an easy po
em to the hall, from which ho made bin esospe
by means of a fable key.
Tne
_ . R. R. Co. are contracting an im
provement at Turtle Creek, by which they will
be able to turn their engines there. The work
ib progreeeing under the eupervieion of J. 8.
Lore, Elul., engineer of the Western Divialon,
and it will be a great convenience at thatpoint.
Heretofore there bra been no torn table between
ben) and Conemangh.
Tun U. B. Dian.let CAA commenced Its nee
stone on Monday. The jury Arne tuned, and
the Dletricd Attorney having informed the Court,
that 40 casitWeeresdy for. that lAkTieOlat 11 4
jontitedAntikta 01190.11VdflininditC
• , A=.•
,
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Brootos . mserrgo . or Comm.—The city I Telegraphic.
Couneiliheld their regular monthly meeting last i _. __............--
jevening. Linen from Europe.
Sutler Coractt —ln 5, C. all the members , Now reels, May 30.—She steamer Bremen ar -
L were present except Messrs. Blair and Tomer. rived this morning from Bremen and Southampton ,
i thr i pt ; ;;, i
) Minutes of last meeting were read and ap- ; bringing London and Liverpool dates t
. instant.
proved.
No battle had taken place. The headquarters of
Mr. Brown, of the 4th Ward, submitted a corn- ! , . •
. the hcaperor Napoleon had been fixed at Ailessan
rounication from certain citizens of the -Ith ward,
i aria. Austria is raising a loan of seventy -five mil
the proprietors of the Perry Rouse, asking an lion francs. The resignation of Count Bnol from
extension of the water pipes, which now term- the Ministry is cootirmed.
nate al the corner of Hancock street and Du- ! Many failures are reported on the Continent and
quesne, so that the said pipes may carry off ton the London Stock F.schance. The failure of
sediment, etc., which now collects at the obese . Messrs. Crosarell & Co., of Birmingham, is an
corner. Referred to the Water Committee with nouneed.
power to extend the pipes if they hare the funds ', Count Peigney, the new Fren , sh Ministers reached
in their possession.
, London on the 14th. Coast irortarthakoff had also
Mr. Ward, of the 17th ward, sacred the peti. ' ' -r r i ";` l '
d that the Emperor :Tenniso n before
lion of certain dealers in tin and delft ware in " ' reporte d d I
addressed a otter to Queen
the Market House, that they may be permitted ii s departure for Italy,
r ! toria. repeating his promise to take no steps doir
to occupy the places in the Market House as
tog the war to compromise the interetts of England.
heretofore. It is proposed to remove them The French troops had captared Saigot a place
therefrom. On the same paper was the petition of considerable strength in Cochin, tina.
of certain merchants doing business in the im- , Nothing further ot importance h been received
mediate neighborhood of the Market, endorsing from the sent of war. No collision had occurred,
the poi ion of the aforesaid dealers in tin and I though ono was expected coon to take place.
delft ware. . The Paris correspondent of the London Times
Mr. Berger moved to refer the paper to the • says that the eonfideuce of coerces by the army:"
Market Committee, to which Mr. 13arbin moved I ,InttlYnto.77E:ti.,ii:o'?r,e,.P'j:,,inroVnklkn.,i.Zr e
an amendment, that it he referred to a Special I
! great victory is expected to be announce d nex p t ' weck.
Committee.
i All the o ffi cers of the regiment of Sappers to be
On this there wag considerable discussion, ill
~ commanded by Prince Napoleon, left Paris on the
which Messrs. Ward, Berger, Brown and Kin- i 19th for London. 1 train of siege artillery had also
caid participated. The amendment was adopted, I left for Italy.
and the resolution, as amended, carried. The ! It is rumored that aims hare Lem runt to Hun
: gary, and {tint the 11 ungarians abroad are actively
matter was referred to Messrs. Barbin and
employed in fomenting An insurrection in their
Ward, of S. C. In C. C. action concurred in by
the following vote: country.
An official bulletin from Piedmont, dated the 14th.
Ayea—Batley, Darr, Coward, Daillogton, Davis, Donaler,q
Dlekuin, Nenell, 11111, Oyer,Elcod, 114.1,610 a, Wiial, fres't \lays the Austrian. withdrew to-day from Robbie, rc-
Errett—li.
i ete t tly their headquarters, hot that a second land still
Nass — lorkhimer, CamPhsll, Dee., / I !...Flebcrt.Tlismo- ' sarong. reconnoitering forced had been pushed for-
Mr,
! ward as far . the walls of Vor.
Mr. Darlington afterwards moved to reconsid•
et- this vote, which motion goes over to the next
The Emperor Napolimo, with General Caurobert,
meeting. i rode through the streets o f Alo„ oo d r i o on h„,..._
back. Be woe, everywhere received with the greatest
Mr. Kim offered a petition from citizens of demonstrations of joy.
the Seventh Ward, setting forth that the sewer An official Lulletin from Turin announces a move.
on Pennsylvania Avenue, at the mouth of Din- I men t made by the Austrians from Strabella towards
widdie Street, rune under the pavement of their V.gh.r.-
property, and asking a change. Referred to I Nan, Tons, May 2 .o.—The steamship Hammonia,
Street Committee. I from Southampton on the lath inst., arrived at this
Mr. Kincaid offered a report from the Water port this morning. Iler advises are one day later
Committee, in reference to water pipes on Clark than those furnished by the New York.
Napoleon remained nt Alersandria busied with his
street, elating that the extension would cost
$470, and the revenue would amount to $6l 60. genendatia laying strategetieal plans.
Special appropriation would he required to lay i
The Piedmontese cavalry had fallen n with a de
said pipes. Report accepted.
tachment of Austrian hussars and taken some pris-
M once,
r. Ward submitted an ordinance touching The Austriaos had withdrawn from Voghia to
sewer in Cherry alley, in which are laid down Castiggio.
the assessment., on the various parties. Tho business- on the London stock exchange on
There was some discuasion on this ordinance and the 17th was limited, and the teapot the market low
after a little, Mr. Kammerer moved the third reading firm. The applications for discount were light, though
of the ordinance on which Mr. Duncan, of the Third the demand fur money on the Stock exchange won
Ward, called the yeas and one, with the following rather more notice.
result:
Austria has reeognired the neutrality of the States
Ayes--Barb:n, Berger, Brown, Duncan, Fitzsim.. t of the Church.
mono, Hardman, Kammerer, Rim, hicCargo, nat.; The bridge at Stella has been threatened by the
Phillips. Reed, Werd , and President SFAulay-11. Aunt:risme.
Nays—Bennett, Kincaid-2. I The women and children of the country are corn-
The rules were suspended and the ordinance passed polled by the brutal Austrians to labor at the works. i
finally. In C. C. concurred in by the following: Several mayors of the Sardinian towns, who re- ,
Ayes—Birkhimer, Darlington, Deader, Dickson, fused to comply with the Austrian demands for con-
Fryer, Oyer, Rees, Robbins, Siebert, Thompson, tributions have been arrested.
Ward, and President Errett-12. Four Austrian merchant vessela have been captor-
Nays—Bailey, Barr, Campbell, ,Coward. Davis, I ed by the French squadron. I
Donnell, Bill, Reed, Ross-9.: The inactivity of the troops is accounted for by
Mr. Kincaid offered the following from Wharf the rain continuing to fell incessantly.
Committee:
I A dispatch from Berlin says that the Germanic
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby 1 Dior was et red on the 14th by the Prince Regent in
authorized to transfer P 2,500 from appropriation No. ' person, who, in his speech, said that Prusaia was
10, the sum to be expended under direction of Mo. I determined to maintain the balance of power in En. I
nongaheln Wharf Committee on grading and pining 1 rope, and stand up for the security and protection,
said wharf.
and the nalional interests of Germany, nnd he es. I
Referred to Finance Committee with irstructions ! peered that nil the German Confederative Powers
to report at next regular meeting of Councils. j would stand firml by her side
The Street Committee reported that the appropria- 1 mission. y , in fulGllment of her
lion fur cleaning streets in district No. lis exhausted, , The mobilization of the Eighth Federal Corps' s
and for No. 2 tint little remains. They ask the pas. 1 D'armoe is completed. Prince Frederick William is
sage of the following resolution • , commander. in-chief.
Ites , lved, That $l3OO be taken from appropriation 1 The Austrian Goverament loan of seventy-five
No. 13 and be added to apprfipriation No, 7. millions is to be at five per met., payable in silver,.
Referred to Finance Committee. I and will be issued at 70.
:
a.
The President read a communication from Jun. A. ! QUELIE.•, May The steamship Hungarian, from
Sergeant, Secretary of the School Board, asking that. I Liverpool on the 11th inet., aiTived hero this morn
hoard of three auditors be appointed to examine the ! ing. ller advises aro still later than ths r
accounts of the Central Board of Education. The Ilammonia. eof the
c ommunication was accepted and a committee con- 1 Flour continues to hare an advancing tendency;
rating of J. T. Kincaid, Select Coned], and Meseta , prices 3d higher. Wheat and Corn 3d bight,. Pro-
Oyer
rand Roes, of Common Council, appointed. rieiell market quiet_
MKammeer aubmitted an ordinance granting ; There is some talk of the employees of the mills at
the Allegheny Valley It. It. the right of entering ; Manchester being put on short time, in consequenee
upon and through Butler street to Pike street, and of die dullness of the trade.
along said weer to the canal; its cars to be drawn lia, az, May 16.—The Cotton market has been
through the city by horse power. The ordinance dull; .01y now bales were sold during the week, at I
was referred to a select committee, en
it of for New Orleans Os., closing with o declining
Messrs. Wearer. and Denson, of S. C., and Mess, too deoey. Itiee is huoyant at 2011,431 f.
Barth:Two, Robbins and filcher, .f C. C. Line-pall Darr, 111srket —The aslra tor Cotton for the
In all the above business, not rotherni•n nu, I, C. last 'hr.'. dna amrrant to 12..0n, hales, inrlo.lior MI bales
C'. concurred. Adjourned. tr. speculators arci for expert. Tien ma [tit closed very dull
, at a slight d.ceee cr. all ermine.. Middlinr; CArloang is
‘ &—T ' u. "'" a "" l t d 5 " nit P r.• “•"' "'"I' l 000tod at s , awl Middlin r obools at hi'
Mr mita Barnes. Int oh 01, ) elf., Gat, sla g..,, 31.-Jear t , • ^ . g' • ,• . ..,
Dreastatiais.--4-orn is film: mined is q notcrl at Gs 10dai.ds
Norris and hobo
! ILA and el to at On idgre NI. Wheat has ruivsoagl ; If.
Wm. 11. Whitney. Ea t , o all chow° oink pro tam.
Mr. Campbell envented a petition from titter. of the ' l " u '. '''`' . .„," u 7 5 ," ,",'," a r ,,, n ••1 ,"""' 4 t. '" d "'" nod We
.5..0 Ward, staking for extension of crater pipe., on Web. i 1.,, s ere 77 ,... - - 1 74,, •Ig: -- " ii .ti n , . , fork
no,
mar @tn.., between Logan and Fallon etrests Referred to cs ,,r, se ::,,,,„ Las , s ' , ' s ,411i. , ...-- - q , u.-
Water Committee.
. y, naeun steady.
Mr. Thompson. a petition of Jan. Darn, to materiel a -
vault on Mulberry alley. lieforrat to Commition on Olivet., Vie Slain Elections.
with power to act.
' Baisrixonc, Slay 30.—A special dispatch received
Mr. iterd. • politics r.l•ih's in 0 " 0-0 . 0 . 0 ' in 1 11 1`. 0 0 i at the American office, from the office of the Rich-
Lr.f . • h'" Ph' , . • ”." 1 ..'. "Pr."Ung am n . ."" o -nd Wh'.. sat t that the retnrias from 112 counties
to !ovine in. the nutter. Messrs , hoed and Untinina we. , r- ." - '" , • •
tin,lottni to behalf of C. C.e tu d —____ o n 'nut or S. 0 rico Lotcher a inajoruy ‘,l 414: the reuntining :1,1
A eurnnsuntcation from lint CHr Coittr..ll, •re, r,..-..tre.l e-tinlica • gave IV,. a ma ..nit of 1200. In these
sal n et...ninon paaa..l to pay ev, tale tolls Ad.i.ted. there are considerable gains lor I iogg.in, the Opposi-
M e..K" - d — A i . "...r ".... 6 ..". '"L“.” . 'in tar a candidate. Nazarrh.i gives Son eta Mason IA
jUry .LW property, adjoining Puqtresno Enmen House. far . -
~,,,,,,,,, ,‘,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, s „, c ,,, 5 ...,,,,, 5 , , 8. c , not.-
~,,, Goggle. Putnam giros a small majority for
__________„______ Grggin, and Ilarrison, 0fficia1,1112,40.4.1+-b- -
31r Dorltngtou, horn rho Committee nn Streets, pirSionis limaker, of this
"i h ssfiss' IswsWu', for the ... I 'S' .. 4 I ‘‘` lr . "' " R'''' ern ruin. , e n iders that Letcher has been elected i ;
11. m of 1 bird et, t berry alloy, Arden at , aud Smith et , ' mw ruing, " '
all of a blob were psalm' a small majority, uot over UOOO, and the test to
ms°, an ordinance tor extending the sower on Smith at , • formed parties estimate his majority at between 2000
which au amended, on motion of Mr. Bailey. and periled. ! and 1000.
Mr. Campbell prooentesl a re.,ort of ibe hues.. Commit- • ,
~, .. m s i y • El • 14
tee, together with reeektious nethormog iii- Controller to ..-.• vruh.., - 0 5 o , - , r 7,,, , • Ce , ..*.— teu.
pas lacono. on bonds doo, without dodrirtioo lis• Mato tax, tee mtdinities • Upoher, 132; Randolph, 100; B.- ,
which were adopt.d.
bout - , 400, Wirt. 213: Jackson, 30 ; Gilmer and Cal.',
31r. Seed—A r solution reeor , rlo r t the Diamond Market boo., reported, RIM; L., i 3 r,,., 300. Brayton gi v aif l
Araeletio n to pay I)..situo r 2 I.r painting elan, AJoi tot. ,• . ‘,., ~,, ~....,,,,.
31r. Campbell—A rtesolutwn to pay Mil of f. J. lieenon for 0 CO'" "" •,"' ''.,
enrogot of writs in the nom:damns c. 0., Adopted. Wetzell county gives 74 t and Ty kr Co. 23 mai.
Mr Reed —A report from the committee appointed tri es• for Letcher.
attune the newer. code covering ,es two amelelne.ut• to :
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the mut, with an ordluenco embracing sari rude and Pr. Lolls, May 3 0 .—Tho California overland Mail,
amendment; which noll read three Gates and pan.. I In
with dates to the doh, strived last night. A letter
S. O. laid user.
To all above butineaa oat otherwise noted, S.C. concurred. from Fort Belknap of the 22d says the express had
Adjourned.
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jue[ at-rived from Camp Radriwinaki, bringing a re
portlhat Major Can born had a fight with the North.
From the Meat Took Scientific Ainslie.. ern casnanches, on af o the Arkansas ri on
As IMPROVEM PI
EST IN CADLES.—There in an the ltith, killed 40 and ork
took f
36 prisoners. Two ver,
aul
old saying that "time tries all," and surely Hails tilers were kilted and revere] wounded—among the
be true, candles have Blood the test of time well, latter, Lieut. Lec.
for they were among the earliest inventions of Thu tlrot lot of the new crop of wheat was sold yes
the fathers of our race, and despite burning tluid, today to a Mr. Frasier, for 55 per bus. The wheat
was raised by Dr. Dockery, Be Soto co, Miss.
gas and coal oil, still keep their places as light- .
givers, a luxury to the rich, a blessing to the Wasnruores CITY, May 30.—The War Depart
poor. Tallow candles are of two kinds, either meat has been informed by Brigadier General Clark,
dipped or molded, the former•being the oldest, 1 in a letter dated Los Angelos, May 2d, of the coM
,
the latter the beet, and they wore invented in pieta success of Lieut. Col. Hoffman 's expedition
the middle ages by the &ear de 13res at Peri°. ;agains t t the .31"h°r° Indians .
Te President and Secretary Them son left this
The very name, candle, suggests antiquity, its
afternoon for North Carolina They P were accom
equivalent or derivative being found in the old- ' panted from the President's 'louse to the railroad
eat languages; thus in Persian it is kandil, in . station by other members of the Cabinet.
Armenian, canto!, in Welsh, cantryll, and in Erse ' Mr. Appleton boo resumed his duties as Assistant
curnocat With all this age to support it, howev- ! Secretary of :Retie.
Cr, we must say that the candle is a greasy arti- Secretary Floyd. who two weeks ago went to Vire
ale, and much given to guttering, and wants ginia to recruit his ;strength wasted by sickness,
snuffing very often; or rather did, for we wish ' writes to his friends that his health is inconsiderably
to notice an invention which prevents these evils, : imilT?''''d•
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and considerably elevates .lf. Chandelle (as the lsoinsArotiZ; May 30.—The Presbyterian
French call him) in the scale of illuminators. General Assembly considered the Reports of the
Mr. J. H. Tatum, of 497, Broadway New York, Committees on Billet and Overtures, Systematic(
patented on the sa, of lust Oct., a method cork, ! Benevolence, and other matters of minor import
duruting or hardening common candles so that : lance. The Theological Seminary question, in
they are in every tray equal to epermacetic or ; connection with slavery was discussed. Dr.
the highest priced varieies, wi t hout m wte l .9 I Met:tasters made a three hour speech. Dr.
increasing the cost. They do not gutter, and a , Rice replied. The Profeesors of the Theologi
puire snuffing. laited wick can
We be u have seen t sed, so that
he the m y do not re- 1 cal Seminary at Chicago, will probably be elected
q burn, and 1
were charmed with the pleasant, cool, and health- , to-morrow.
ly light they gave. I
Mr. Talum'e process ie eimple in the extreme;
the candle of common "stock," when molded or
dipped in the usual way, is immereed in a vat
of liquid fat and gums of such a nature that it
adheres to the tallow, and forms a thin coating
outelde it; and then the candle is dipped in so
other composition, whose bane ie /demi° acid,
which will not itself adhere to tallow, but will
adhere to the intermediate composition. This
gives the csndles an indurated coating, which,
being fusible at a much higher temperature than
the tallow, ! causes the candle to burn with a
beautiful cup-shape, prevents guttering, and
improves the light. All grease is prevented;
and on the hottest day they will remain as hard
and clean RS in winter.
This improvement le a valuable one to the can
dle trade, no it will give an excellent appearance
to any "stock," and greatly improves the qual
ity of the candles in their illuminating power
and aaleablenees, besides extending their use,
and giving them greater facilities to replace
burning Sold.
We are told by philosophers (and they ought
to know) that the progress of the ages is devel-
Oped in the most minute details of life. So we
suppose that Macbeth, when next he calls
"What ho there! lights!" instead of being served
with torches, will be answered by an array of In
durated candles.
Wn would call the attention of those of our
modem who are parchasere of metals of all
kinds to the advertisement of
.Jacob Reese,
whose o ffi ce Is under the Monongahela House.—
Mr. Reese is an old and experienced dealer in
the above articles, and we cordially recommend
him to our numerous readers.
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Tun lightning on Sunday night, struck the
Penitentiary buildings, in Allegheny city. It
tore the walls a little, but did no great damage
to the strneture. No person was injured.
A List of valuable stooks to to bo sold this
evening, at the commercial sales rooms, No. 54
Fifth limed, by Mr. Davis.
Notice to Builders and Contraotore.
THE UNDERSIGNED (formerly foreman
for Rowland Parry) would respectfully Mama three
fur whom he hoe done Work, and the public generally, that
he Is nowptepared to fornbh elate, or pot on dlato Rage,
to the matt •PPaned manner. Orders for Roofing ar Be.
pairing of Slate Roofs (If lett at the °Mee of ales Leneb.
In, corner of Etnatreat and the Canal, Filth ward,) will
be promptly attend:d .
toniknold. to TROMAS PARRY.
TOE CRESTS! ICE CRESTS!! ICE
CLIZSTB I 1 I—rout:bun of the different eizes end styles
Le bath* hotels, bier be.r esicente .o 4 ben. of the ban
017 etore end Tin Warehouse ot 1 9 .11.1111ANLIAW,
Att. 1114 Weed et.,lR door Debar the aloof the Golden Oen
Ell6l VBlLBll—Burchfield co.ha
rradvid saartmait of Wait "
asinedose, Tlammliod Boases A "d
t do, 14"
14,114"1,1"" TO.IIII I W IOW: • 14414
BEEN
Nen• Tows, May 30.—The bank statement for
the week ending on Saturday, exhibits the fol
lowing: Decree.° in loans, $1,594,000; decreaeo
In specie, $1,070,000; decrease In circulation,
$120,000; decrease in nett depoeits, $2,922,-
000 It is said that the actual amount of specie
on baud is not over $21,500.004:
Witamores, lied. May au-1n the General Assembly of
the Presto, tertato't Neer &Moo') Chst eh, today, am report
of the committee on the Free /synod was read; It refers the
body to the action of the past General Assembles, for Its
sentiments on the colyect of slavery. The report yew
adopted. Th e report of the COMP/Wee on Education vu
also under discuacton this mottling. fly Invltsiton of the
rinseha the tnetelssa of tee Assembly took an excursion on
the steamer Logan, floe Afternoon, to Fort Weyer..
Sr. Jorncs, May t'A.—A dense fog has prevailed
off Cape Race for the peat ton days, and it is Impot.
eible to sea anything 200 yards off. Hence the Eu
ropean steamers, which bare passed oil that point
during this time, hare not been boarded by the As
sociated Press YaehL
LouisviLts, May 30.—The river is falling
very slowly, .with four feet eight and a half
inches water in the canal. The weather was
showery during the afternoon and evening. •
Courtiers, :day 30.—Judge Swan delivered
Ws opinion. A tonjority of the prieonere will
be remanded.
Lornalnna, May bo.—The river la falling eery slowly
with 4 feat 84 inches water to the canal. The westho
. showery during the !riternoon and evaalir:.
_ .
sbpccial itottro.
friotiikassi
Don't fail to proctiro Mrs. Winslow'ti Sootir
log Syrup for Children Teething. It h.. DO Carnal on earth.
It greatly facilitate. the procew of teething by eeftening the
gum., radnolng all inflatuntetion—will allay pain, mid I.
tare to regulate the bowel. Dopend upon It, methane, It
will ere met to yourechrea, and relief and haelth to your
Infants. Perfectly safe in all cue. •
Thh, v,d..ble preparation la the prascrtpthm of one of
she mostesperienced and manful female Physktane in New
England, and has been need with nerer•hlllog ragmen In
million. of caws.
We bele.. It the beet and Barest remedy In the world, In
all ammo( Dyeentory and Diarboem to Chlldren, whether It
mix.. from teething 01 from any other ranee.
If life and health can I. ectsccaded by dollar, and con bt,ll
Is worth lig ngight In gold.
of bottle* aro cold overy year to the fatted
States. It in en old •od welltrlcoll remedy.
PRIOR ONLY i.'43 CENTA A BOTTLE.
&irktom gouda, uulses the tooeirollo of 0138.T18 rEB.-
MIS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper,
Bold by Druggists throughout the world.
D OM. IL /1.1178 ER, Agent for Pittsburgh.
atdAwlyra
SOAPS, Hair Brtusbed and Perfumery at I)r.
HISYSItIPS, Nix ltO Wood .t. • • • Mier
&Inman - .Bum—The only no to got
Emma Bram bat the Blugulicturat.Dß. a ca
14G W W I vumayr
Spcons—The beest,aaeortment in V i a
fors& siDDOWSKIMAiowoodst.
CommerCial.
Weilklyneview otitis Pittsburgh Market,
rßeportaisp.dayfor Vut
PISTSCWWW. TtrkWU, BUT 31,1659.
The market during the week lute been remarkably 'quiet,
wad a feellng of dullneos is gradually creeping Gist bitumen
In all depsrtments. The risers hare recod,a to • low point,
.nd the *ring orders hosing pretty generally been tilled,
here is not much freight to go forward, either by tar:rota
• r river.
The Flom. speculation has abated, and tho Ennipean war
hm tinned a mach hes profitable MUSD of pr•aluee gambling
than nits antuipated. tor nod
transactions everywhere are tonna., to the Ilmited tesiats
of the trade.
I The Money market in tending toward, mete firmnask
Our blotto are gewhially contracting their discount Him,
the prorre's vier,. here indicatieg the cocrosity of caution
1 and Prodenee. There is' not, however, muck new paper
making, and we do out lurk Er much activity In money mat.
ters until the 101 l Inionese bets In. Menet es Eich+ogo it
still very arum. and colsithr• hove to ray !.,..ttits-61....i.M
lot par and currency.
The Imports at :New York cnot,,t,tt 1,...ry, moil the out
ward flow of specie I. alermiog. The I'crst, t,,k 33,000,000
on Wednesday, and tho atestriere on butusilay $42.50,0f0,
making a total shipment In one week ol als,2setasel--ths
1 largest ever mode before. A large'perthiss of WI. specie
comes from the hanks of the Interior and the W. at, the
I ter-ipor at New To. t from those anon,. being, —sinus ed
et 1 1 .000,000 last week; and if this drain it to cemute, n
will not/red the spirit of prophecy to farwitie dissistrvue
results, We append our Itaiml extracts:—
"Ikt ohtlerstand that the reprreentatives of the rinitieyt-
Tanta l'endral and New York tamtral Woods have genie home
without concluding any arrangement for advance oh totes.
02 the Contrary, she raw, of arateckissfreighta Welt:Claud
hare been reduced 100 is leo lb, to 65c-,—f,N:Y.Trilte
The Wheat market to-day mu doll ma epiritlesa. Thom
was little or no dlaposuseu to opera., in IV/attic grades, oaf
the transactions sere mainly ...Alum! to Cc:indult gpsings
at &taint the price. which ruled yoetenlay alter the recs.!, t
of the New York news. About l/a,leii hush. In all, chancre!
hands at $1,6541,55% far No. I hog dil,aiis),2s for tan'
11
61,2.5 far No. I eprtng: .5 1 . 1. -Ziiie for 0.n.0. ] SPrlefk and
y4,074C
1,03 fur No. it eptiog. ore opened active i t the
<lasing plows of yesterday, bat closed dull end Le vy.
About 15,000 bush wore wild at 74.16 c for lair no prime
Canal abook 72472 c for Nu. 1 ill atory•. and 67c for No. 2.
Oats ruled dull, and lc lower.--febles,goPrest
The Motley market hoe been rather feverish under the
heavy shipments of specie from New York, and capitalist's
have adeanowl their rated for ptline paper to 707% lik cede
rri annum; the &mutt], hoverer. IS Welted at these ttgett.a,
the banks taking most of the good names offered, awl tho
market If anything, Is easier within the Lost ivy or t so, and
...Ft.' more thondent, all loons befog smelly negothsted et
6 il cost. it mrounte—phila. N. Amer.
Iris annex a court .move statement of the Imports of
Foreign Dry Goods at New York for the weekend dare Jon.
li—
For tho Week. • 1697.
Entered 1959.
Entered at the rart.....,44.2.`1,966 $993.012 5 1 4 99 39 6,
Thrown on market 944,491 663,3) 2,767.016
(N. Y. Trlb.
In the Money market to day we Lear of eel, cf tio day
screpian:cs, v., choice nemee.st dVi cent. A line tfprbsso
4 mouths' Lille was held at 634 crot 7 Cent- being
home!. At Houk the rem Is pretty uniform at 7 cent, the
exceptions being to laver 01 60day Mile of prime credit.
Demand loans are easy at 6 cent. on firet-close ev-ck• and
p, cent. 00 pledge of bids recelvatde. The revelpta of
epecie hom the near nuke cud from the West and &ma cons
II Illaseal, both by exprees and through drafts on the
Suo - Trumery.--IN. Y. Times.
Dee:cra report Increased tlllll, nity in keeping en adequate
supply of excbmue, and a strung tendency emsts towards an
mirence m rates for checks on the bast B.tue .1 the boob
one booms 'pretax' their customers, end ere con.pollest
to
decline outside applicetlune.--(Cin. Con..
The present coodltton of the Wool trade, It will be 'ern,
' does nut bold out aver cheering
prospect to the grower.
The rates now pre...tillig ere Irregular tau) monafeaL Ttle
St CO of docuestle fleece Wool In market le small, bet suffo
event far the wawa. Manufacturer. are el eddy w‘r.l , it 00.
.A, bertha been educed to purchase largely lu tbe Fall end
b Wit.ter. from fear of a abort supply. We have ex en It d
that of the nuilnitectorere hay e sualctent ea to sou
tbe It maabluary until Peptember. The stock of telelep,
wool at the outward Is largvr than It bun been fur isms,
and there te every reason to suppose that the Importathms of
the article will ennuorie to be barmy. rrmea slit uxoencer•
lip hare • downward tendecy. Incnse eahmsrary coo.
elllllo.ll.lCell have combined tno
reduces
the dertittod dit arbile the
supply le to be greatly incresaceo-IPhlle. Corn Lin.
e spry quiet foehot. end but little &to: Pearls
q
ar
uoted at P&L% mall nod tirocand Prue at 1.1 1 4f4f,111;,4, Stale
dab le steady at 3%4314, math nod time, tar ordirotrY
quality.
1111ITER S. EGGS—dm /rearm for Roll Roots i 4 oven we
quote nominal at /U , ;12. Esse arm moderet-ly platy, and
the demand slack: small odes at 10.
It a cON--it Lordly no firm. we quote eels of Shoulder. al
71.4q6, alden at fa./,V,10, pinto Dune 103,631111.:yi, and Huger
Cured do 1261121.4.
BEANE—troll, nod almost no gale; only an nerosional in
quiry le made, and prices aro almost nominal at $1,23 for
prime small White.
1 1 11t0031:1—there le a eery eared, demand, and tto ro
mild. are not more than adequate to it; telt• of common to
Choice et $2 0043,00, and fancy at 13,20.
DUCHSII3 AND SUM—Toe factorim, (emi . Vol
foods) at Palish - . awl Now Brighton ry
are fur Docarrta r' sl,l•o
61411.73, and Tuba, $4,75@5.3,73 do_ From ntoro, buckets
sell to the retail way at $1,73.1a5.11,1M.
CORDAGE--
3.1.111 a R. 1 4 ,, coil, 13 e p lb/31.111a Rop.. not, 14 , p fh
Dump llopc, coil. 11 c . 11; Ito Hemp Repo, on; cx lh
Tarred Rorer coil, 11 c fl IbiTarrod Rope, cot, 12 c li 10
Pecking Yard. doe, 11 e 46 lb PechicarYnows,com 19 r/ Lh
REU CORDS—Mmailla, $1,50, r2,2:43p,00 Vdc2.
Eletort, $1,37, $2,0005t2.7a p. dos.
Hemp nal, 11 cte 'p 13.
PLOUGLI LINES-31.111a, 67 on p doz. lleran, TOr.
COTTON YARNS—The market In trendy or 11, fatale/.
quotations which ere corrteted to de,
POUND YOLN.
Not. 6 to 101tn.lcsivn '. 5 .3 c IllbiNa
Noc. 11 ikL"......._...Rl c Di No. 17.
N 0.1.1 c No. 10.
No. 1G ...... 0.0 No.
MILT TAX-1.
No. 400 .... ....... 11 0 `i v dm.. No. nno
No. fJ.O C doglNo.9oo .....
No. ......... O c pI donl No. MP.— .......
Nu. 700 8 011
Cann, chain. ace.col. trx Ti Di Twin , .
Do do white. 2.9 Cau1king......... 113
10':5 cuts. 010 " Family Datting..: . .... .10c "
Du do 3 , 3 to .4.k 71c lintsmy, No. 4.4 150
Coverlet Yarn . .2Sc "
Crindlewick..
, .... c
" she ?) . 1
-CANDLES AND 2 1 .0 A P—Candlaa Ara au.asty at oar quo,
ti..
,q amd Mdanlatatl, P`IS/V.
ratan.ua .I .11.41.1,- at t tor calm:sou. /.It.. Dm Palm.
/“..1 1a tor I,w ...Co z Olathe, 12,a 1 , 1.•1
eltetnik-al t,trt., .1.17 L.r 1 /aralan. neJe
• "
CLlF.E.tit:—.ao 1.4 n, 101110 II est, n I:ce,nry p,ltllvre in
mart. re - tatang 1 .1/ . .est, un B}, awl
1b1.1,101./Ir fr,r
_sowing —, titOcka fan tt.t no, to gut up by river
easily as lore. Tom o were nu rum y.st, rdity from first
bands, and the,sm war; made at SO for :toper mai $0,25 for
Exam. /from ore, Niles of Super at SAW, Extra at 411"Cr7
25c and Extra Family at $7,50.
GRAIN --Oars are deelititig, and al, quo. dull at 50 foot
firm bands Outs Is not In much demand, aed %to note
small ram from stare at 90005; largo it pot on the...iv
kit, would boor to be toll rte eliode loth. lira iv uneetlivd;
the !salt/noted talcs weleut So. Bather It nominal at GoG
70. Whitsr, *ales from was of Mediterranean at 50,30,
and White et $1,40, and from aterro at sl,4o.GLigh
O ROCERIBis—a moderato imodiy. and eaten of &mar at
7.a...8i1,8 by the hhd; and Siolesem at 40 to tio city trade, and
I@Zi a loo2 to country. Calm 13 Sim at 1214?„.0; and Rtw at 5
PLPE—the following ma the qactatiem for wrought
boo toting:
for FooL
10090aa Fir__, et. 301.
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..10
1 ._l3
Slablat to the customary thsthuut.
IIAY—A fair supplyal tralos, rad Wet at 19s1f 13 ft the , .
111 DES LEATHER— th e market for Md. remains otp
changend we quota Dry Flint at 80, Green Bret tildes aro
moldy on 7 and We. Salted ea U. Rough Leather Ircth
country tannere,,is in modesato demand. stad deafen are
buying a O Ol3l. Cl.. correct our quotations for United
Leather, es tallow.:
hot Spanish Bile 11 lb__
u tTil—ul
Slaughter u " ............................._.._.:7
Upper Leather ft doe ........ .... ......
Bridle u " .
Skirting Leather pt 42,40.7.14..
1511653
LARD—No.I City Rendered II hold at 17. in W. stro tea
end In kegs at 113!11316. Salees of country at 11.
MESS I. ollE—nothing doted; we quote, In the absenth of
sales, to indicate the temper of the saute; at $17,6..5,.18.
0/I.—*aloe of Refined thud 011 at MOO, and Lutitteltlng at
70. Lath 011 No. lis firm at fr01G.63, and L 1.3.1 uraluat et
76478.
POTATOES.—tbe demand is steady; ealm by tho bbl at
142,5362,60, and by the bush at 70 for ....mon audit:tin& SO
fer Reds, sod 85099 for Nmhatutocks.
PIG METAL—we quota the followinggala 0-1.50 tone
Lake Superior Foundry at g•2s,lnnatttg 100 Una Lake
Superior Forge at BC, 6 month.; 11.9 tom Lake Superior
Forge Foe
at S 2 O.5tY, WO too. Labe Enp,rlor and Nati,' Oros
r , 5,50--all !MG mouth..
SALT—we note* late demand, and sales of No.l lo the
regular way at SI,IIS.
TALLOW—rough Is bought by the !itchers at 7, and
10001(7 rendered at 9.
WLBDOW GLASS—prim are arm, and we repeat atm
quotation. for the mall .ice., Mt 7 maithl—OSS and 7019..,
t3.Oth, 8010, $3,76; Call to Sall and 9012 to 10x12,
6013 to 9013 and 5014 to 10010, $1,50. Them are net tiara
Mica; ...WY hr.& .40 to cent, II box lees. For the
laniStattilpg medium slam, /0 fl that diecount oft
WWII% L/Ll.l)—firm and to steady demand at $2,641 ft
keg for pure In oil, anti dry Se. rolilmt. to thti unral
discount. Red Lead 6%49, mil , and Litharge 8.141.
WHISKEY—sales of tweet 30, mad rectiiled at 0i131.1L
WOOL—very little rattling to, as yet, the receipts of the
week not exceeding 6,009 Ito. Ilnye.re are not yery anziona
to take bold, the market being dertramed; quote/Wei la
thut malt lots that me offering at 3{,j ,55 for column to full
breed.
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Imports by River.
MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION , COIIPANT.-100 611,
paper, Jame; 4 bsa, 2 Crooks, 1 bbl, 1 bbl moil., 2 Ws bbl.,
2 bureer, 14 Dbl. tear, tool chress, bats hay, swam;
07 bells paper, 04111r11; Is, Gila eggs, Cheek.
ZANE'S VILLE, per Emma Gmbion-1142.bb1a 17.1;27 do
ego, Is, hhde tobscco, to kg, butter. I bra fore, Ctsrk t em
100 bbl, Hear, Lloyd A cu dodo do, .131eue; 13 do Wet, 14 half
00, Bomb Acv, 130 dcz btts, Ilsgsdell /0 do do, Lladney; 30 .•
do do, 10 do coolers, I bbbi egrs &elect it Dilieortig 124 dos
bkts, 40 do tubs, 1 Dickey & etc bbls, 2 bblasiess, .1 A
Fetzer; 3b. drup. CC L labresetock; crates rags,l3eksdo, • ,
em CS do do, M'Cultolub aces:lo bbl, &crap '
tart, Zog a ca; 9 beer kg,, Lots a a; 2 bbls bums; neon.
er 3 000 eggs, ILoatlstore 1 br.,IIL Ft busstock; IQs
00410100., N &i.e..; 10s, Whittler & co.
RIVER ate W 8.
The hurler., at the liter is nothing. The Economy pat,
out her sign to-day for dt. Lorne, and, to the to-t of onr
Ignowiedge, she 0 now the only beet In thls port 'wiling for
soy pinto
dune tin r. The H. P. I.lthherd went rot oh don •
de, entbsged load at fall rah.. the ein.k In Giese Lluneo
and at brisvisti riptase, was still there. she SI/barite% host.
all not iihitni irsterdvy. The Indian and Endastor, trying
totter get n
er pf.alrral,..di dock at Glass Llano* yorerday The
lanf apand got a Oat to ligher mud aould Nab,
ably get In lest etralrig. There n on e t a foie by pleriatid
fellleg. The dry erasion appears to bate be in earnest,
The Ilaatheby anitthe Daubs Grabens .nirodj.t oveui.g.
Tei.graPtde Markets,.
NI. Tong, May 3 1 .—Cotton nominal; sales M.Ci baler at
11% for uplands middling. Fluur.adraered; mare =AA
War at $7fe7,40. Ohio Wriest flrti; rata tired bawl.
quiet; sake 'VW hash. Lr.d heavy at1.1%0144. W. fa
tty 26027. L ent Matta heeVy tit 6%.(4.5n fur 743'
5: lor Clhonitirre. Limited dull at Waft Tallow bar;
and dull at 11%. Emu.quieu
lare nominal at 47045. 'krttxta aliady: Chtu.go s liuct
lalmd SP, Cuinbctland Coal /8%. Witch Cenral 'LILO;
Mirlilifan liouthern ti'; New Tort Central 73%;:ilis.
smug at3.a84%, Galena a Clikag.64: Michigan Cantral.TM.,
frel6lita Cutts to Lit - n(0,
U. 8. Drew, of 1614,143 g:
dell at 314.
ruyeayeerofaybO—BreaLtullrdtal,otwithstabilieg I
the favorable tat.- of the foreign new; mad the prfo. .
droortog . ; Lbwa Lao shipping demand for.Fiour and the •
aal are only la .I=ll way at $7 for itiperflteads7,94o
ems family. No asap in
or Coca 'Wheat duil; Igo bog, said sk
fur load red, and $ 1 . 70 €4 7 ,50 litT ahlto. 1t , aelifs.awly -
at Pd. Pim fa better &mad; 7000 bath yellow wait *OM'.
Oita dant WO both Paint said at. - 60.. . No cfrabgeLa CFro.". - , •
Mulct and-Provtdoes. %named ham adrap7al
.Wbttky dull at ...2 , 4,407.7r Pa. and Ohio. • ' •
Litiarosou. May 80.-470ur dull at $7l37Ji for lloitartl • •
sheet mad ebb. Wheat nachaarat. doll is atere4 •
for lad". lad • 54 0374 kr ;allow.: Prorbdaus quiet, Itawa .
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eOIB S- , Wbbkr tan its 1D..-Ca to gaal 9008,
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