Em=ml Sll.i~Bios Qpßps~a . ~ts~i.. ~. Z. X NG. - IM' 0 .14 EC 8, , .e,'01 , 1 , 19181011,61T1.' . I,', ; 4 .. 'Pi/1M IeCtIRDY & OCL. $l/INOIPAOTITRERB OP 811:BATIIIIPO, EntAzumr., and BOLT 0014/Mi PaIMID OOP Pin DOTTOII3,EahaIStM Bottom, lipeltesPoldarota. /MlPrter. Wad DoWers fel 31:1TMA TM PLATE anzEttatmornati,kc: optutatlrtm t i9 a ." na ! u'l first an d i2o ' 4eenadaf.a, rtgubano ruin.. - torieze onion prOMPV &dna WWI. Mr4,4ka1,73' '' IMo4o3iasaCO -. - • :.: 01 =-...--,Acitestikits AND DEAX.IMS i S RS A% CAPS AND STRAW SOODS, • . HORICIAZ.S.AND Rzzart, ialvroodEllreet, PittsbDrigh, - ,i4,00W:011. laud for Sprint,,§'llos, „htsige . 4 1, ; a3pkt. an amecommit of GooSs utabotonad is any f the ...tab drool, .:9!?Sttlos ft VDR, MR AND WOOL HAVOC Osit7 Alto sad qIttIItROAPS of oTra7 qulltyagt 1,1,4 figid,i,; PALK LEAP, STRAW, LEGHORN ADD pANAgje SAW STRAW, LEGHORN AND SILRBOR. tar, ek ii ON..PstOwl ttithlOg to Potr4w.- Sit ,r by Winn= or Brun trill find U to tturradismtago to eel . toril ,M0.13.R.Vp1tV..04 'OO. irciitearding kad_Comialasion Merchants, Anti:Menta,kti the sale of Pittsburgh Mann , tummy.: osuipmenta and orders for LEAD, BIDES, .P110D1703, soltolted. Prompt attim• • tint to' tecolylng and &muting. 'kikd iett. 49 Coauriemlal Street, St. Loafs. deik :: -163 TAird Street, Ptitstyttryki Penna., • tNadu,/ EudlW rianianges , tunnra Donegal ana inadsonia manna year.' pranks, offer hi, profueonal suvlcee InEORGiDAL AND M&DIOAL OASES. - . . . . . .. .. ... .... . . . nay. W.l). Howard. . OW. Wilson UcCanale..s. Ray. D:11. A. McLean. Hon .H. A. Weaver. ?.1 I. BM, T. 441: • Hon. T. J. Bigham. J. 11. Hater. Jobn H. gollor, Esq. , '....' -.4.. • hob If tar, Esq. . royalyd fa A. STOVE WORIS.9. ALEXANDER BRADLEY, 11111111PAROSZIR AND DU=llrtnr rumr 0, COOKING, PARLOR AND: HEATING STOVE, Plain and Fancy Grate Fronts, &o. Sole Proprietor of the celebrated PATZNY GAS tontine and Snort Consomme TOOOK. STOVES. Office Vi and Salem Room, stsllklydEo Mc!, 4.laToad9t, Pittsburg h. Pa. .BC!'NB. , , Foreign and Domes* BUh of Exchange osanirlosTos or Lwow, • ' • Ruts trolss AND arzat, KARNEE STREET, PITZSBBREIN, PA. 1101.C4AlectIons made an ales prlckelpaldtlasthroug,t,” out Um Untied Mateo. repain.R.2. crILX2i Ohm Drum' 13 • STRAW noiviinTs AND HATBME BONNET RIBBONS, FLOWERS , NO. 93 RARE= STREET, PiTTSBURGEL '. EL B. & C. P. MAMMA NADV/ACMIZIII OF pRINTLNO...TOD AND ALL EINDO OP WRAPPING 1. A. IC H. Ware4oums, No. MT Wood Bteut . PI2T3BIIIIGH. PA. mytlf ==l Jomr cOCELEtaI-N az EURO If/SG7•01 . 011313 0P Iroi /laIlia& Ire. Vaults. Vault Doors, Window !Mitten, Window Gouda, &0., . Na. al Second Street nod Zd Third Street, (Between Wood nudliailtot,) PECTIBBLIBBH, PA., E1a..0 =bind • N . wiety of mar Pallor., Way and plain ro:table for all purposes. halloo!. attanlion paid to ao. llollottararalota. Jobblogdono at short oaten. rox9 WM. • ITANDErfirt & ntraNn, VTOR FD Y 6 A. "1", A.W SOLICITOUS I 9 anescratir, • • Se. 5, ititaes Moat, DuDuque, lows. frnt Warta Sirealtactio = na pm t mi r y aramlin.y made In any part of Northern Will attend to tbs W porchasaand Este of Baal &data, ott• tattling Matey cm Bonds and Elortogair aalrlydk Mmrrr , :rlmulimmumpormipiimmrsrrrii 'MtMit =Luz. ROBINBUN, EILLE VOIINDEILS AND MACHINISTS, WA S USN GPO WORK B, Pittsburgh, Penna Otllee,No.Al Market street. Mannlketura ail kind. of Staantßoglnee end URI lisebto an Owing; Railroad Work, Roam Ulat: 'Lod dhmt Iron Jobbfrura.Tl fl 4 Irthg demean shortnotfo. car2s:lydfc , 111.13. 2.1,,A1C r N bisaofsct at col Deslen fit gi kinds Or • TOBACCC, SNUFF AND CIGARS, AND TCY/3.41.000, Corner 18siajk763tw1 and Diernernel AAeyr .FOREIGM EXCHANOR. SIORTI3ILL.B DRAWN BY DUNCAN, sumazapit 4 co" ONTILLONION BANN, LONDON, IN 8015 ONE • P6l7Nik STERLING AND lIPOTAiIDS. Aka, DRIB on tho prhuipul citteo nud towns of Frame, Belgium, Rollend, Oerntuny,Bussio and other European Etat* countantly on bond and for ado by •.- • ' WM. 11. WILLIAM& & 00., eftlynto , Dauktro, Wood rtreet.contor of Third. JOHN B. LED, _- 14.1 EC St n Iv , r TAZLORr No. 45 Agarket St., Pittsburgh. A good aziortment of CLOTHS, COSSULLI723, 001.111/1:08l and ial goods tunable for grotto:end HiP.Orderi promptly Mod, to the laird dyke of the Mt. CARD. J. ElCO.Ebentlat, HAS removed to the house lately oemapied ti-Dr. Wm. A. Ward, No. CB Perm Weer, (=Lb eidea laird door .bore Bondaimer. OlteeWourt (Mot D A. o. till 6 P. K. Karr L. lloll).....—w.wctruzna Pittsburgh-Steel Work!. _ JONES. BOYD Su .00., aterosfactartnal 101ST AMItaIao,EPRINO,PLOW av 4 a. TEL APB/NOS aad 4E4E4 5 Corr= Rau and Rasa &nets, PilLtrarsvh, Rs. 13.13. ■aaaratzctae Of % Etagere Inavraved Patent Steel Cultivator Teeth. Owner Rom andl'antSfitett, Faepturgli, Pa. RAIL ROAD SPIRE COMPANY. Jos spit Dllwprels.—...—Ds W. O. Bldwoll 061lartC71 toMniailA @ aundt.) RAIL ROADpenrcs;OHAIIIS - ' AND BOAT SLIMES. Corner of Water Street — and ChenifflieY, irm 111 rd fis 111113B1MOIC.PEN N. A - 15.CEIV.01.X.AZIT Pr.dvizon, No. i 64 Bt. Clair Stroat, iDi.lrlateolTorildldfne Prnsimon; It PAWrifip.qw...wjaprsirsail4ll, . I qrrir'M. . AND W4OLZIALB Dzeuant Cheese. Sutter, Seeds. Irish, Prolaw Generally. 4.4 Wad Pred. Affsbarch. Hlde r 9l.l and Leather Store. .NraiPATalcic Bon, No. 31 S. TWA at, botoriou }Whet and Medina dt4, Phtladidp!thi, earn for oils DUI AND, flevrn OPANII3II' BIM Dr 7 and Giant !hard Pats► fltpo,Vanners' OD, Timid sod Cor, titre Tools at thutowort prices, sod own 'Moberg tort= •11.111 kW" etoeatbsrin the rough wonted, for !bleb nut tdgbeet mita pd . :* will to gum to cub, or tau ,- hi artiolig• to 11114. Loather 'toed froo °Margo mad sold. 31 " Tung °so. t . 4 / 4 0 WOOd Pitt4Clllol, PL. bee been (a the amnia dins tot tkielp,st el: weeks, sad hes 'llrodurrd the end spyreebilkinl et Trance far the acre of. Wends or 444:110 " 1 bulk Tselhked tb tltto any cue or rapt= with the wane that eatistectkab will be Oren We nnld Minn ear enders to nu on Dr.Ktryeer when nay.thing at Tin se kled is beaded, we feel pomaded that bete oenzasetto pn then:teal ad He Its nah men • • Alllttf4t. 1410m—.-Dr. Keyser, of 140 Wood sine; has !ni I=4 of dstla tot deotptetens, by irktCh cat* mina we nude to butt u well nn eror Ain mull gotta pereba drum, width it boated into Ms red deoloot In many cantor of &dom. ja22.lwT p avo • randy wbioh gums* to be pereead actor asetletee, width I bate pneamee to med . e yablle aunt. /my one who *lt try We Mb be 6943610 fit. itaietio*ty. n zellatava, GM IL HUM 140 Wood etret4. OE FjLECTIIO ataaNESIo " 21 n6 for gsalestpxrposes, of s vex/ saperfor ktest vin — D e ports, or Express sbussr, Ws:rarer= Express ~yyy- " mlit "'" t iNn , Milsrs. Attars= Dr. 01.4 r •••• 81T8114 itcoso Waal ttirmrstb.Ps. pctsz.ol4) Athoy_ituum..... have on maid mmisi i l bi n * oitlAir• Ingdgr winch /am 4.oiza4mcal knskafisha wean eased •111 be wad by the beeeel ciiv an h ejee =idea PaePoslL ' aerrlthkea , Gra 1 1. lownlll. tut Wood .treat. titsotran IBILIC 2 * -11 ".. ft tAlAce c t i lkvt, Maishotaaltrikeir fist the if Wartat. ' aplgakwin Boma, Nair Brusbaa and Perfumer, at Dr saraiwa,na lib W ad 10f24.1•T inilL u TtnetfiefAnufsdo 2 7. Pittsburgh DA. KIT 134.. HOWcal - aPle taw li!III;V:r . :=:::lii : :EM94 841:=111-ahe !mt. assortatcnt in the city fro* lisMEUMl4l67Wcotht. *Wan - 53utcal giOttUfl. .t N SEWING - M.A.OHLIgES. O Ft 0 C ET ' lox 33 , POE SALE WIER ALL LATE IMPROVEMENTS, T D /ARUSACTURITIVS PIUC S, B Y arms. R. alum, mr9dto Ilto. GS Filth Street. AMERICAN 'WATCHES WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF AETZIEXCAN WATCHES. We would moat respectfully call the atten tion of the public, to the American Welchem now being e:• tenzlrely Introduced, the mannfactore of which has become so grimly ortabliehod that entire maiden. one * be placed upon those at “re and correct ticonkeepers, bath by the wearer and seller. Hering been appointed Wholewd. Agents for tbo MMe of those Mitch., the poblle may be assured that are ran .ell arm at the very lowest rub pekes. We have alto • very largo Mork of :River and Pietod Ware, Flha 041 Jewelry to lets, each Le Coral, Garnet, Omer", Jet red Painting. Our araortment of CLOCKS la uunanally huge at pseud, comprlalug some bcautlfal patterns of Plgb t and One Day Parlor and oMcaolxks at greatly reduced prlnem. We hare also . full stork or Euglbh and 8.1e4 Gold aud giber Watches on hand, all of our ORD Importation. Also, Watch Makers' Tool., atateritloand Watch Olasur HEINEMAN A gIEYR&N, No. a 2 Filth street. BIOTHILBSI MOTUERSIt filoTnEnsm Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth lag Byrop for Chfldroo Toothing. II hos no equal on earth. Ik greatly facilltoico rho promos of tooling by oaßemlog the pun% mincing all Inflammation—will allay pain, and lo trrno to regabito lbw bovrobs. Dopand upon lt, mother., ft will siva root to yoaroolroo, nod rein' and health to }ono infanta. Perfectly We to all coos. This valuable preparation le the hteecriktion of one of the mat exporienced and ekilfal female Phyeldme lures releand, sod he. boat toted with latar.faillog .newel to millions of cues. We believe It the twat and IMMO: remedy In the world, all cases of Dysentery arid Marline& In Children, whether artaca from toughing of from soy other thane. If life and health can be aiglinatal by deltarn nud cents, arorth Its weight In gold. Idllllotot of bottler are eold every year lb the State. It la ao old and well-Wed remedy. PRICE ONLY E CENTS A BOTTLE. Sir None goonlnounlns the reentrant, of CC TITLS l PER MRS, Neer York, !son the outside wrapper, Sold by Druggirt• through.t the world. DR. CEO. 11. KEYSER, Agent far PittaLorgt: jognietrlyTeT !acmes MILSCITLOL'S VEZZIN DESTII&TZII, !ha Onty Remaly imat /Ma: Irorld So-se to 1-...errninate Barr, Wes, Caersoncins, Bras, dire, Mosmerms, Puss, itOnr:a, Mina, G. Worms um (7.10D1E1 /55.14. art. 50,000 BOXES SOLD IN ONZ MONTH'. Them Celebrated llamedine hove been extensively tmc.l g2r tvonty-Mrn years In all parts of Europa, and their mirac. Wm pore, have. Wan attes tad by the Comb of Itnada, franna,Lnglattd, Aurtria, Pravem tavola, Saxony, Belgi um, liciland,..Napka,ac their Cheamkal pionertim oramlnod, and approved by the moat stiatlngnfahmi Medical- Irsenlttne all over thavorld. Theirdertmctirenees to all kinds of vermin colt lowaa bas been entitled to this =natty by the Diroctare or the tarione Public Instittninnt, Planter. Farrow. Proprietor. of Meets, Warobounts, 3.tannfaztoriaa and by Varicru die Lognietted private citizen. Namara= rettlannafala and Certificate., of oho efficacy theta Ramadan. can be aeon at the Depot For tale, Wboje,do and Retalb by the Itareatzt and P JOSEPII METER. emelt..? Cltemirt., 612 Broad (cOr. Efonston at.) 1:c. Tart. Oeuzritl Agent for the U. OWN! and Canada; FRTDER TOE T. RUSHTON, Droggist, No. 11) Art.. Tlcare, and 417 litrosAwiy,NearTotk. For sale b MI. city, whalasele and rotail n. E . E. 6EL. ARMS & CO, c0...W00d and &vend eta SOS. FLEMING, Coro. Maw. cad Market sc. °NEE CAM I WREN • A BLOODLESS vicTonsm 1;000,0 . 09 BOX SOLD OF - • E R NAS T MAGNE C This enottuous quantity of this Invaluable Remedy has been prorchased by eintaina of tbo United States during the abort time it bee bant before ihe public. The mason for lids extraordinary enema Is simply la the actual troth and vein. of the artiele. No sop bey. the bIdNNET. 10 PLASTER. without becoming Re Irked. It lierGartis elf that isprosolaed, and carries with it Ile own recometeade - Non. Truly this is • tktory—peaceful and bloodiree—but we bailers not ins &dont titsn the triumphs of war, with Its =up, and dee:gado°. Tho lIAGNETIO PLASTER is andoubtqly the Greatest fitreorbenes aroi Polo Destroyer gist Hein:ice has yet dlo. corona. Plies pat Ws Plaster &oshore, irrisin 1. thorn, the Plaster will stick then ardU eh - e pub has ssalshni The Plaster alaguetbes tho pals away, ant PAIN CANNOT EDIT WHERE THIS I'LASTER IS APPLIED. Ratiamattrin, Lammas., Stlffness, DoLIllq, Nervonzum, Maralms,Dispepsia, Oungba, and Colda,Paine and Achar of ovary Wad; down ►ran to Corns, ars tentakddy reline and, with ► little patience, permanently cured, by the rase al Indlasuo of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. It Is the aim. plestouruct, safest, pious:rink and chatCpeat remedy la aziatence. Its application is nnivensi—egnally to the Cuing man, thedellrate woman, and the Pueblo Infant— To stub and all it will prem. a P.alm and a Biassing. Its rue is agreeable, and without annoyance or thorthla IL mice Lswithin tbareuh of all—rkh or poor ; all way Lars it who are nick • d snticring loamy way. FARMERS should be alwaya supplied with this invalak. bit PLAJITTIL It win be the Good Phyalcian in any benethold, ready at all time*, nod at Instant nett.. Pat op to klntight tin bola. Each box will make elk to eight platers, and any child can spread thorn lb giants a boo, with fol. and plain direction, D. O..IIIOIINMEAD.,III. Inventor and Propneter, IT Walker at., New York. MOREUEAD% SLttINICTIO ?LASTED is sold by ell drug glee In every city, town and village of the United blab►. naludAwlyiaP IM= CONNOR EZNSE rules the masa of the people, whitens the mistimed and misanthrope philosophers may bey to the contrary. Chow them • good thlog; tot Int mm tie be clearly demonetrated, and they will Sot hesitate to ere 'Saarost cordial patronage. The memos harp al ready retitled the Judgment nf a phygclen concerning th e virtues of 11.03TETTMI.BITTZliA, es may be se. to the Immense getentitbst of this medicine. that are annually mold In every soctbm cribs tali. It Is Doer recogrkel ea greet. IS superior to all other remedies yet derired for diseases of the dlgeettre onatie,auch se die:hoses, dyeantery, dop es. end for the verbal berme that oleo Item derangement of those gallons of the cysts= llcetotter• mom is bet ot d. becoming a househohl word from Shane ho Taxes, from the shores of tbe Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the article end be Bold Did_ _rugglita iTesiors generally, overywhero, God '7 8077=7 , 11a k SMITH, miaticuturuni awl pruprietors : Water Ruda!! Front remote. JeVaLlner Ttn HZALTIt IS the most important BtlbjeCt to arldcb tbeattantim can W directed. A little pamphlet, entitled Guide to Wealth," publlehed by B. L. *WINE STOCK! CO., Wholesale Draggiste, corner of Wood and eth er-. Plealmrith, Ps , and which may be had gratie from all the agents Le Mine.. Pill., or B. L. Pahucatock.• Verna. fogs. It contains a great amount cf nest.' inkirmatlon.-- 11 ts worth ra aft& .l4.lr.dAwl! To =ND BROalat RAIZ of any kind you con Rot Ltodgesou'i Dlarapnd Cement CDR. Kg 118E1473, Nol4o Wood 111.11. ; Ipll;kalin. Da. Ward's Tooth Powder and Tooth Wl 7 tah. lorqosalty 1114, abort, articles Ins for sale at Wam] prices bk DB. ICEYEES, N 0.140 Wad pt., Pittsburgh, Ps. (humans SLIM of a good quality for male at R. RTIPSEIVR.I4O Wood st. •plo-Al.l' RIOUAIMMOWS Z R I S 1. I • ZsT Et Z 7 8, Deunaiduf, DLspen), &c. OONSIDIERS . OF RiCHARDSON'S LIN- Kill 4 and those dos irons of .obtaining the GIRNUITTE 000D8, thwld am that the artlclo they Tombeau are NAL ad with that:gnome of the Arm,' • • • .-. /2/aff4RD3OB; SONS .1 0117113N,' • '• ea a gmentmof the mandneme and durability of the Gaols Mlle caution Is rendered 'ffiontlelly pommy ea large quantilles of Warier rud &theft, idnetto are pmpared, mason after mama and salami with the name of RICHARD. BON, by bia Itmeam p who regardlos of the !Wary Ova loakted alike on the Mumtaz, consumer and the outeufue turns of the genuine Geode, will not readily abandon at Malmo so Droll table, while purrhutiers mu be Imposed on with goods of. worthlem character. J. BIILLOOPLE 6 J. D. LOCA . eeT:lydle Agents, tt4 Cherub arra. Neer York. 'OY. LIST-- ' ' - ' ' " ' MIKAT RATES. • WATER COOLtRX .._ . . . . • 8.11 I'l:ara APPARATIVH, ImMeV Z-Fr the 4th at the Trop CIO Edna and Tio Wan es ot Pltrt . doo W ;beloar ß e, ksZiiettibaeigiVoticatOn.' GUNS., PISTOLS AND EIRE AR 3 3B' GENERALLY Stock The of sttantlatt of yorebssems is directed to cur 4 4 0 M ALL 81.11 PB OP nan ARM. The ebXk e* wail varied Met ire can enpply any klntl or...Prked vegan that may be desired. Pekee- low end eat, hwhon. gunr,aut,ated. ! OASJITWP.IO h YOUNG, • !An No. SO Wood urea: CBILL, Buttons DENTIST; Officem • 8 281 , 1igsmene• Ifs. 87 GRANT BTILEB7, • oppadte Um Court Ihme, believes b. ma role t he Irma/. alp) thettaq fauebtm with their p.tr0w.8... 8 8/ the 'BBBBllBOl,B otT , etblerreea If 1r4,858. 18388118 Q.17() , M ND istoLAssES— " mt. :wed 0h... 4 .w by - Altl amens C 0,44 iratarAt4 92 Prat it. i:Jittiburgt -?'o3artt.t. TTBI3I7RGI3: TISURSDA.V . MORNING, AUG. 4, 1859 OFFICIAL r_iirsit or rule (arr. City and Newel Items • ME/191 T l / 1 1 PillATtrßlL.—ObSerTallona taken St Shave/ Optician Store, No. 59 Fifth et., yesterday : IT 191711. 'TI /HAIL 91 130 85 9 owelogk A. ht 12 6 " ' .r. Barometer—... CCIIIILNCLUERT AT JEFF/1150N COLLECH.—We Ware present, on Wednesday, at the ffithCommentor meat at Jefferson College, at Canoruberg, Wit/hinge. ton county, Pa. Wo kr,fs home et 3 o'clock In the morning, end over a road that might be made belles, rode five hence. Wo had seats with some young friend. who were making the pilgrimage to Carlota burg for the purpose of having a good time. They bore with them 'eundrytousical instrument upon which no ono there could play, and in consequence, the exuberance of animal spirits found vent in con siderable loud discord. The ride from this city to Canonsburg is quite beautifel. The scenery cannot be surpassed. As we emerged Into the cello, of the Chattier. at Mansfield, an immense cloud of vapor, as white a. snow, hung ever the water and enveloped the valley., To see the sun escapee and dispel this cloud, after having kindled it into beauty, was some thing rare, particularly to one who ha, not seen the tun rise for yenta before. The crops all along the road are looking very fine; that 1, , the growing crops. Many Clads of wheat were black as a hat, free, the effect of the frost. Upon the whole, however, the country Is looking ex ceedingly well, mid m a i,. e.h.ch ore yet to ripen give the most abundant promise. We arrived at Canonsburg at 9 o'clock. Tho pro- Malian had already marched to the chapel to parti cipate in or listen to the performances of the gradu ating class. The ladies occupied all the mate, and the aisles and windows were packed with the non crinolined race—mankind is general—SO to speak. We wore politely escorted through thie dente mass, by the politeness of one of the marshals of the day. Without his aid we never could have found a seat at the reporters' table, which, theeks to the foresight of some good friend of coned learning and general in telligence, was placed on the dale, beside the speak ers, .6 that we could hear orery word and even eee the piebald state of mind of some of the performers, as it showed itself in' their faces. We ought, how ever, to say in this connection, that in penerol the parts were well performed. At the hour of 9, the performance• of the gradua ting elan began, and concluded ■t about I P. M. The atmosphere in the crowded house WAY dreadful, but we eat the whole proceedings out, and took the following notes: Thee:erases commenced with an English Sala - Wary, by E. C. Moderwell, of Bucyrus, Ohio. Ile was Introduced in Latin by the Pfeliatlf, as were all the speakers. The rebalance of the Salutatory was similar to like performances everywhere. Ono thing, however, we noticed in the audienre a, fa striking contrast to similar gathering. at other in stitutions of the kind which we have atteeded. The rest majority of tkbee present were ladles and very fine looking !adios they were. But they did not keep perfectly quiet. A mutant bum prevedtd the au dience, and rendered it not a little difficult to hear the speakers. Perham It Iree for the came teem) that the speaker, Mr. Moderwell, appeared to hare well nigh forgotten a good portion of his part. Th prompter stood by within tea feet of him, and sug gested meteor, after sentence, as the speaker had forgotten them. Some of the beet sentences in the salutatory wore marred by this fault. Mr. Moderwell concluded by emending to one and all a kindly greeting, and left the stage with slight applause running through the audience. Besides the English, there were also a Latin end • • Gieek Salutatory. The Latin was by Stephen Phelps, of Lawistosre, Illinois, lie was a very good looking young man, and his manner of speaking wee good and attracted the attention of the audience, at • though he spoke to an unknown tongue. The Greek oration woe by Alexander Cowan, of Shelbyville, Tcnnemm. Mr. C. spoke in a round clear and pleasant voice, with appropriate action and accent. It will not be expected that wo ahould precut the tranelation of hie effort, and we have riot the type to give it itt:rthe original Greek. The peo ple gave applause to the young Creel.' with a spirit that we admired. We odmiced it bemuse with them as with all others, except the "fresh" scholar, the ealutatory was "Greek," indeed, and applause was therefore an exerclte of raid. After music by Smith's band of this city, Mr. B. B. Blair, of Shippinsburg, Pa., took the stand and epoke en essay on "The fairy of Nature." He traced the bond orunion,ae seen in all the laws of na- Mre, end allowed the mutual influence of mind upon matter. Oar space will not admit an extended no tice of the cerium addresses. With Mr. Blair', style of speaking we were pleated. His style of writing I it, as far as he has acquired one, a little timid. ❑e I had his piece by heart, and made no stumble. J. E. Dixon, of Mewenerille, Pa., cielirOMAl an may, entitled ••the Unrest of the SouL” Ile Is a nerrous and distinct speaker. He dipped slightly Into the ancient philosophy, and found in the soul coggestione of immortality and of elm being of a God. Be had not perfectly committed his part, and was dependent, to some extent, upon the prompter. The next speaker was a Pittsburgh boy, Samuel Griffin, a finaietalectuel looking follow. His sub ject, "The Food of the !died," was treated in the manner usual on such occasions. Hie voice was hardly strong enough to fill the house, but he did his but. The "proximal orator," to eta the words of Pres. I 'lent Alden, was C. E. Huy, of Eewickley, Penna. His subject was "The Great Battle," by which he did not refer to the bottle of Solferino, hot the battle of life. Mr. G. it a quite pleasant speaker, with sea- Cil3l3€ energy. His view of life was very dark. We hod a chimps of sub*ct with Mr. 11. C. Mc- Cook, of Steubenville, Ohio His subjectewas "The Tobacco King," and wee treated In verse. It was the story of a wonderful therseiteum which the speaker had won from a Dutchman, Herr Von Bream, and with which be could conjure op the Tobacco King. He bad some excellent hits iu it which took the audience. The speaker pleased every one. His theory of Mt. 7 :f:series was that when the Tobacco King sucked in the smoke there is no trouble, hot when he blows oat the .smoko, mortals call It no eruption. J. W. WlCaan, of Scotch Urove. lona, spoke an essay upon tho “Philosophy of li atory.'i There was great disordar in the audience, I rum a bun and clatter of talking. This spaaln hal a second honor with tho salutatory orators. Ifry 'abject was very broad. After mule, Rev. Or. Pro. , d. appealed to the audience, which was jammer and packed in the eloimet manner, that they should, as far as poaaible, keep silence while the young men were speaking._ The neat epeaker was D. M. R. APLean, of Wells. vile, Ohio. Hie subject was "Man without a Reve lation." The Idea of his easay was that without a revelation man could not Infer the true character of God. This was a very pleasing speaker. R. J. Moore, of Hickory, Pa., choose for his aut.- jeet, "Natare,L the Poetry of God." He treated of types and symbols In nature. • J. T. Power, of ER22122114 Po had a very sensi ble subject, and treated it in a plain and mealy way. "Modesty, a Characteristto of the Scholar," was what ha treated of. Ilia views were presented M a style of writing and speaking which attracted the atten tion of the hottest and most crowded audience wo have seen in a long time. .Mr. W. D. Ralston, of Freeport, Pa., spoke of the "Ago of Heroism." He had this sensible view of the subject, that there is more heroism in the world now than More aver was before. Even the old Greek poets and philosophers whom wo call great, placed their golden ago beyond their own. He referred to Kane, Herndon, Charlotte Bronte and Florence Nightingale. Bat there are thousands of martyr, to duty all around as, of whom the world never hears, and of _whom the world is not worthy. We were not more pleased with any performance of the day. Levi Risher, of McKoesport, spoke upon the en thusiasm of Gelli'l2. 111. ,peach was abort, energet la and well received. R. B. Shoemaker, of Eudenton, Pa., oboe as his eubJect "A maws a man Tor a' that." Ile troatad the 'abject in proce, notwithstanding Borns has mar ried it to "immortal vorso." Idr. S. Was very delib erate and we suppose a somewhat practiced speaker. The humorous points in his speech were references to Woman's Rights, Dandyism and other isms of the day. Alter music by the baud Afr. J. SL C. Stabil', Indiana, Pa, treated of the ''Earth's Mission." To him sacceeded the Dual speaker before the valedictory. This was B. 11. Witherow, of Ship pather& Pa. His abject was 'Physical Science, the Handmaid of Religion." He did not hesitate to adopt the modern geological views of the ago of the Globe, which would not have passed twenty yearn ago. The Valedictory Oration, which was he fast hono In the clam wet by Robert Stewart, of Allegheny city. We are glad to °Nerve that the first honor hen been kept ao near home. The substance of his theme was close to ltk title) ho showed the duty of the man of genius to hisses, and concluded by tome .remarks appropriate to the occasion, addressing him. self to the citizen?, the Trustees, Professors and dale mites. It wan a little sombre in tone. The world Isn't half 10 cold and dreadful as the speaker seemed to think. So he closed. Dr. Alden then presented tbo diplomat, conferring the Me of . 4 .A. IL" upon the carious menthera of the Thera sere tonna apsablati la the programme who did cot perform. Mr. W. 11. Mbbett, of Shtppanaburg, Pa. was to have ttoken w itolfto Liberty bat tbo,eomosoneement, aro *Liman came about tau woks too lido • and rondand that grollret Oslo. no ports of Georg. Choetioman J. Alvan Sower, 4.ll,Euvrer, Wattat Porritb, W.ll. 00d6r,, U. W. Jatteon, It. Loidngton, John McKean. J. W. Potter, and of llanry WeWn into for good and tninclaat reason. omitted They rem 80.621 Itliho programme. Afkr the filetrltottion of diplomat followed the conferring of the following degntee upon the poll:men mentioned t • Degreo of A. LL o. U.. following Alumni, In Man: . Goorge W. Chalfant, Bellsborg, Pa.; L. B. W. Colhonden, By • Ir. W. Ilave r -Barritinativ; A. 0. Ifferrjarittram.. V.. &.D. APPbereon, Oakland Mac: .W. u. Beady; Rodney, Ina.; .I,G. Oldson, Bbatfactown 'flan. Wearer, Pino nrro Fa; Ben Joe: B. Pomerofi Pairritar, Va. • She Romney Dogma of A. kf. wag - conferred an lier. Pro f. Ilfehardeon of Gm EMI 'strati et Ey; ' .. • Bor. Aelvordnarst of Illayeavi Ile, Ohio: • - A. B. Byerly of Lau:suer Bonnet Inctiffne Benjamin L. Joioes,prtnoipal of Ellrmingtiom Mgt. &book Robert Blnith,.Elq, of KV tllmning, Pe; = ' B. 8. Morgan, Zvi, of Now Yeek city; • - Vim. J. Everett, cf Chemberaburg, Pa. Boa Briar.7 IPktooken, of Pembroke •Canada end G.B. rombelle, Prio- Wirral of klarganliald Institute licutooky. .. • / - The Degree of D. P. woe conferred on tor. Jung Brown . of ir.ipLegf..o,lp4l■ll4; Rer. 3.8. Bothwell a( Brooklyn, N. Roy. T. P. Gordon*, Terre Melo; Ree..l.ll.Jamemet. Wablermie,Wls. ; ROT; 3. Freed', of Plltsburgb liar. J. uo n i k m, of Woabiogton. Co, Pa ; Rev. Prof. Jays, of PeoosyfranbaCollege; ROT. Wm. E. Selma, of Phl.lal - phis. ' . Tha Degree of L. L. D. Van amfbne4 on • Prof. Alborg Hopkins, of Williams College Mastachusetla and oP= Jodie Beret of Hamilton, Oblo. Arise conferring the above, prayer was offered by Proof. data Catlett t of franklla and BlariballColtego iethouter, sod Ca ozoreiseo concha:lA rrrusa 11.1.T71113. ElaterLD,..—Bev; Dr. Williams basing leshrteel his place it tazioutthirg as teacher of Latin, the Rev. David Hell. et Brialy's.B 4 ndri , " unaat =cagy sleeted to Ali that seat. Be gradttatad Jefferson 1n18.50,.and *trifled tiltth . atilogical ' mune ' at Alleghenyitieminpry. :Keit spoken of AS '!he most promising scholia in the country. ' ' Vtarrona.—We sawpinsent on the platform daring commencement, President Gearhart, of Franklin and Marshall College,.Lancaster. Dr. Scott, President of Washington College, Pre , Went Alden the excellent and genial Prealdtnt of . Jefferson,' Peel% Elliott, of Allegheny Sernittedy, and Dr. Jeffries, of Washington, Dr. Hama, of the mum. Plotio, and other mon of Amin nee, too mime; rous to mention. Namer of the Graduating Clam— , B. Bl a i r , D. S. Bolls, George Cbeesemau, Alexa der Cowaa,.J. E. Dixon, J. M'Q. Douglas, J. W. E ,J. G. Elliott, J. A. Diner, N. H. 0. Fife, T. Finley, Walter Forsyth, S. H. 8. Gallaudett, Samna Giffin W. EL Godber, C, E. Guy, J. D. Hunt, G. W. Jacicsoo, J. C. Kelly, J. J. Kirkpatrick, Robert Leningted;R. L. Malay, William Marshall, R. 0. M'Cook, Hamilton .111" Coy, J. W. M'Eenn, John Ill'Kean, D. M. D. M'- lame, T. 11. N. ArPherson, It. J. 'Moore, W. P. Pauon, • W. D. Paton, A. J. Patter eon, Stephen Phelpe, J. W. Potter, G. AL potter, J. T. Power, W. D. Ralston, 0. T. Rankle, Lori Rish er, J. L. Sample, J. 0. Sohrirer, N. W. Shafer, R.B. Shoemaker, W. R. Gibbon, T. P. Spencer, Robert Stewart, J. St. C. Staehell, Henry Wallace, B. H. Witheron, A. J. Wyly, D. H. French. A SCENE AT BIIDTOIID SPRINGS —Naiirmal Democrats on the side of the Fugitive Slave Late.— Wo have been informed of an incident which transpired at Bedford Springs, last week, *Welt will easily bear repeating In the retinue of President Badman—who, warding to the cot. respondent of Fornoy's Press, is piping and dancing at that watering place—is an accom- Oohed and fashionable ficnitbern widow, who bat for several winters coupled a commanding position lu the fashionable circles of the national metropolis. This lady was attended by a female slave, who, on discovering that she was an the "free soil of a free State," and not having the terrors of the Fugitive Slave Law before her eyes, took French leave of her mistress on Sat. nrday last, and has not eines been heard from. On the discovery of this elopement, the little oirole who wait nod smile on the President, were in a fever of excitement, and every individual of them prepared to join in the pursuit. Every national democrat felt- called upon to give a practical evidence of his attachment to the in stitution of slavery. The neighboring hills and fastnesses were searched with blood hound perti nacity by those gentlemen who boast that they know "no North—no South—no Eaet—no West," —but the poor, panting fugitive could not be found. The gallant pursuer's, among whom was R. hl. Magraw, of Maryland, returned crest fallen and disappointed. In the meantime, we presume, the object of this manly pursuit is far on her way to Canada via the Underground Railway. Csastos M. CLAY.—The address before the Washington Literary Societies of Jefferson Col lege, on Tuesday evening last, was delivered by Hon. Cassius M. Clay. We did not bear it, but heard mach about It while in Canonsburg on Wednesday. The audience hallawas crowded to hear him. His subject was "Benjamin Frank lin." The large crowd who heard hint, were not pictured with his performance.. The clergy pre sent doubted his orthordosy, and the readers of History questioned the correctness of his feels. In short, the people were not pleased with the oration. On Wednesday morning, Mr. Clay was called out to address an immense crowd in front of the hotel He took op the great theme to which he had devoted his life, soil every body said, "Cassius is himself again." Mr. Clay left for Washington, Pa., on Wednesday morning, and was to address a mass meeting in that bo rough on the great free labor and free lard question on last evening. I'IMIEITT6III42 CULClbit.—We clip th• follow ing from the Hollidaysburg R....Oster, of the instant: "The project of & Presbyterian Colony to lo cate somewhere iruthe West - where a sufficient body diem] can he bad for its •000mmodation, has been etaried in this place, and we under stood it to be progressing in amoet encouraging way- One hundred families, at least, are de sired to join in the project Fifty thousand acres of land in a very desirable locality, it is understood, can be had at Government price, for a colony of this description. The projeot eon template, a joint stock fund to pay for the land, each eubscriber to be entitled to the amount of hie money lobed. No settler isleanted who to not willing to adopt and practice judicious tem perance principles. Mr. John A. Crawford of ibis pluoc is Corresponding Secretary " ACCIDT.NT TO A WE S TMORZLASIDER.-51r. W. 11. Mechling, o native of Westmoreland county, but at present residing in this oily, met with an woollen' in Crawford county, on Wednesday of last week, while returning with hie brother.im law, Wm. McFarland, from Moalertown, la a buggy. As they were going down a hill near that place one of the lines !vote in Mr. M.'s Laud, the horse taking friht, and they were both thrown from. the bug gy, Mr. blechling being pitobed to a distance of 20 feet, receiving a severe cut upon the right side; of his face, penetrating to- the cheer bone: One of his limbs was also badly cut Mr. 'McFarland was nninjared. COLLICCTIIIO MONLT wttnour driEtORITY.— Cept Robert biTready, of the Good Intent Fire Company, located in the Sixth Ward, W 44 made aware of the foot, An Tuesday, that • young men had been collecting money from citizens for the benefit of the Co=pany, on the strength of • cartitioate purporting to come from the Presi dent, Mr. J. E Flanegin, but which, is alleged, was a forgery. The money collected will probs. bly be paid over to the Company, in which event the matter will be settled. The Collecting Com mittee of the Company is composed of the fol lowing persons William Collingwood. Dr. A. G. M . Candlese, John Leech, J. E Flanegin, Robert M'Creadx. Riotous Cosonc-r.—Yesterday two teen, very much intoxicated, Went into the house of Rachel Walters, on Grant street, near Water, and acted in a very outrageous manner, calling Mrs. Wal ters all sorts of bad name,s, and ono of them throwing a 'chair after bet , as she ran to the kitchen. Information of thil affair was made at the Mayor's office, and one of the men, named John Lefevre, arrested at his boarding house, a few, doors from the house of Mn. W,. He was 'feed len dollars, which he paid. The other man, whose name was not learned, was not ar rested. SUICIDI Or flaantea.—On Friday of last week an old citizen of Derry Ip., Westmoreland coun ty, named Benjamin Fulmo, committed suicide by banging himself in an outhonee a short dis tance from bN own residence. On Thursday evening Mr. Fulton look hie 'upper 19 usual, and retired to hod iu rather good spirits. The only cause assigned (or this set of self-destruc tion is that he was fearful of "atarvation." For a low years post hie neighbors have coosidered him partially deranged. Ilia ago was about eimy years. Sown time since, Mr. James Ione& of Law renceville, purobased a bores from a stranger, representing bimeelf to be William Cooper, of Cooper's Creek, near Camden, N. J. Subse quently the borne was ascertained to he stolen from a gentleman in Ohio, and was given up by Mr. Young. Sheriff Brewer, of Camden, Who wee In the city a few days slam writes to-Mayor Weaver that William Cooper, of Cooper's Creek, is a reepectable man, And has not sold a borne for three years. llttownen.-0a Sunday last, a desk paseenger named John Brown was drowned off the steam boat Kate French, opposite Rome, Ohio. As soon as the 'wident was discovered, several empty barrels were thrown , over, the boat stop ped, and the yawl lowered to his aseletance, but without avail. The deceased halt a wife and family living in Courtneyvtlle. The carpet sack, hat and umbrella, and a letter belogiag to him were left at Islam & Fisher'e boat etore in eillClol2lti. SURETY or Poem—Charles Ball, who keeps billiard saloon on. Fourth street, made infor mationVor aunty of the peace, spinet lYm. Mean, of Snowden township. He alleges that the latter has threatened "to lay him oat cold the next time they meet." Officer Hartzell, of Birmingham, arrested Bison who g►re bail. The trouble ►rose out of the old fuse, about the din ner at the encampment, a couple of months ago. Ray. J. J. SIAPICII wea 01108011 at Jefferson College to prepare tho .history of the class of 1830, to ba read neit commencement. The his tory of the class of 1829 wee read yeeferday by Rev. John Eagleson, of Buffalo, Pe.. • C.C. Sullivan, pf Butler, was appointed to de liver the oration hofore the Alumni next year, and John M. Sullivan, now of Harrisburg, hie altering°. RODBZILIRS.—The 'fore of Mr. Clark Usselton, In lodustry, waslantered about a week ago, and robbed of something like S4QO. A few nights afterward the spring- house of Mr. John Cristler, -cristler's Landing, was broken , into. audio large, gasatlty of different kinds of provisloks abstracted.. • Bemoierdt; teduann.--On Tnesdsy evening, a colored Man- named Joseph Lee, was severely m Injured by shi an the ' heed glien him by Henry Stevens, •tt employee at Burchdeld'e pot. tery-, Ohio street, Allegheny: He wee lying at hie own residenc , on Avery street, but. declined preeeenting. hiosus set evening, at Mx o'clock, we were visited' wit , another refreshing shower,' , accompardett with DI& vim!, but not much lightning. It wee indeed a meet grateful ter , initiation to a very warm day, u well as a wet: come visitor to the growing crops. COAT TAKIST.-41611112 Pl a y= 11441 tato the idol% of John Laughlin, Wo street, jaaterday, and toolitheretrozo, telontettily, a east *duo* el: dollars.; ?The proprietor tollowed Laughs; Preatild aid took him to ottlee."Et had the 404 Ili popes#4*-:C9411100t tar Witt ' . Taus s - grind &MA Hums Plaid s at Hose Bazar Clamp, immedigelzabOTO Bherps kurg, on.l'hursdartho llth gal canalloat will leave the canal basin, on Paid etre.% at 7 o'clock In the morning, and Mr. JACOB Er= Will Wire) no pains to make OTOry thing agreen4. ble Gir those in attendance. Persons dashing to gain buggies cannot bud a pleasanter drive,- as the road is excellent. For particalare, ere advertisement in another column. TIM Jamestown (Warren county) Democrat says that during a severe thunder storm a few weeks ago, the lightning struck so far as has been discovered, eighteen time" In a space of two or three miles in circumference, in the end of Pine Groin township, near Pentonville. Two houses were attack. We have never heard ores many accidente by lightning in any ono season before. A Doo Cam —lnformatit was made before the Mayor, yeaterday, by Catharine against John Hawley, of fludsorabble, charg log him with keeping a ferocious dog, which had bitten a eon of &Erma. Arrested and held for trial. Weans Conan' Beal—We learn from the Warren Mail that at the last Court the name of the Warren County Bank wee changed to the "North Western Bank," and under that name it opened op het Monday. The bills of tha old Bank are redeemed when presented. Wa would direct attention to the extensive sale of United /Rates property at the Allegheny Arsenal, Lawrenceville, this morning, at 10 o'clock, by Mr. Davis, auctioneer. See adver tisement. Tee True Press wee in error in stating that Ald. Parkineon bad committed a "disorderly fellow named Pat Quinn," u there wu no ouch man committed, and we ere informed (bat Patriot Quinn is a peaceable tad orderly citizen. ALDCRMAN LCIIIII had bef ore him, last even ing, a young girl, complain .d of by her aunt for incorrigibility. She wit probably be Bent to the House of Refuge. Qua friend of that excellent weekly, the Craw ford Journal, will accept our. thanks for hie friendly notioe. We will endeavor to deserve hie good opinion for all limo to come. Dn. E. C. Wises, of Washington College, has been elected to the Presidency elan Institution of learning in St. Louis, and will accept. Mastirecrunints in leather and cloth are chaired to examine the new Finkle Sewing Machine, ceiling by J. L. Carnaghan it Co., Federal 'treat, Allegheny City. S. • ;Ave Yarn (}annexe.—Mr. E. Lyoo, a French Chemist, diecovered an Aglaia plant, the powdered leaves of which Is • deadly poison to garden worms, ante, roaches, bed-bags, ticks, fleas, and all !peeler of insects, while It is perfseily harmless fa mankind and domestic animeds. A child Can eat It. Tie has received medal, from Resets, France, England, Ger many, and numerous medical colleges and soeleties. It is a most important discovery. The Idea of being rid of there pests In warm weather la a lunacy. We can now hear the bed-bags lament— Lyon's Powder, mire as fate, Kill our raeo exterminate- Arrangements are made through Messrs. Barnes & Park, of New York, to eel) It throughout the world. It is put up in tin cannisters, and beers the name of E. Lrow.l. Magoetio Powder kills all lasacta la a trice, MainetiePille are mixed for rate and mice. Sample flasks 25 ctn.; regular sinus 50 ctn. and $l. BARIIL9 S Panic, New York. Also the Mexican Mustang Liniment. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.—OrI leg of last week aa Dr. Job about getting into hie aalky, dent near the west end of Ma place, his horse soddenly start foot became 'fastened in the rod upon which the foot rests mg back his head struck II: mediately, however, with grea and by a violent effort raise. catch below the seat of the en the horse by this time main We are happy to say that D eerionsly injured. Hie escape and is ascribable elan letting Providence. A few ben' scratches, and slight cub., bodily iojury sustained.— Wei Notice to Builders and Contractors. THE U.NDERSIONED (formerly foreman for Rowland Parry) would respoctfally Inform thaw for wham he We done work, and the potato gm:wally, that ha Is now prepared to tornlab elate, or pat on Slate Roots, to the toast apprune.l manner. Ortlcia Ico . Rooting or Re palling of Siete Roofs (If loft at the nitre of *lOO. Langb- Ito, corner of tips. Meet and the (ana!, Fifth ward.) will he promptly altioldle) to. !MAR PARRY. roy2S,Slend. NEW AtiIIICULTURAI, bEI'I'Lk3IENT. 1 . TO ALL WANTING TARNIB, A Rare opportunity in a delightful and healthy climate, twenty-five miles south-east of Philadelphia, on the Camden and Atlantic It. R., New Jersey. An old estate consisting of sereral thanes/was of .cry of prixhicrice mil boa been divided Into Fume of nations alto to mil the petroleum. A pepalaelon Of tome rtfltien Bun i.f, dred. from melons puts of Um middle tetee an I New Eng l.n.l hem settled Mere th e plat year, I proved theirplacea, and rafted exoelfent crept The price f the land lest the low mato( from 815 to 820 per acre, • mil la of the but quality for ths production of Wheat. C over, Caro, Peach., limp. and Vegetables. IT 18 OONSIDEIRED TUE DM ram soil, IN TUE UNION. The p l a n I• perfectly roes from frosts—the destrochrs one yof th• farmer.— Cropi auxin, gram arid fault are now wing and robe men. B ed examining the place Itself, a correct Judgment can be ume of the procluctivenees of the land. The tuna are made easy to wean the rapid improvement at the luid, watch is only sold for actual farproreand. The result has ben, that roils the past year, some Mere hundred honed barn been erected, two mills, one steam, Gear stored, same forty vineyards sad Peach orchards plaputed, and a large number Mother Improvement., making' It • desirable and acute place of bounwia. THE MARKET. as the coder may perceive (Na lit lomtion, is the BEST IN TItE UNION. Produce brlaglog doable the prim duo in locAtion• away from the city, and more than doable the price that the West. It le known that the earliest and heat fruits sod Temptable., In this latitude come from New Jersey, and ars .ponnel to theekttht of minim.. la loathhg here, the water has mthy aaventagen H.l. alibi. • kw boars ride of the great etch. of New England and Middle States, he le near the old Mende and sasoeta- Ooze be is In • nda.Mcountry token emery improvement of cm/1m and riethitat&ne ti haud.• He can buy every 11114. de be emote at the cheapest ploy and sell lib produce for the bleu.. (to the Wes Weis revereed,)bos has schools for him ehtldreti, dish. terries, and will enjoy open velour, and delightful climate, where fevers are utterly unknown. The remit of the change upbn that. from menorah Lisa gen erally been to restore them to an excellent state of health. In the way of building and improthag,ltunber can be oh- Weed at the mill, at the rotoof EIO to VS par thoueaud.— Bricks from the brick yard opecovl In the place. Every Cal. cle can be procured In the place, good carpenter. are at Wad, and there le no place in the Union ethers building. scut Improrementa can be mad. cheeper. The render will at once be struck with the nlvantages hem presented, sod ask hisinelf why the propos-ty b. not b.o taken op bah.. The mown le, lt mat tam thrown fa MB market; and eaten these etaternents were correct, no one world be Invite/o attendee the and before potchaslng. Thbtall are expected to do. They will see land under call. ration, each te the exhort of the settlement that they will no doubt, meet permits from their own nerrhorsh they will *llse. the Improvements and cart J a go the character at th e papatlallow. If they come with •vl wto cattle, they should come prep Wad to stay • day or two and be reedy to purchase, a lomtlone cannot be Ladd CM Marl. Taman two Melly trains to Philadelphia, and to all set tlers who Improve, Nc Solbood anap2 Alias a Pon Ticket for tea Months, etadahallprice Vicl for threeyears. TILE TOWN OP Ildkthlo N. In connection with the &grim:agora! settlement, a new and tbri flog town has eaturally arisen, ethic% presents induce. vulvafor arty kinds/ baniness.parEndarly stormand MGM nfactoria. Tim Moe kaisers could be carried on In QM place and market to good advantage, also cotton bodes., and meranfecterlea of Agricultural Implements or Found. ries for mating email articles. The improvement hes been at rapid es to lama a conetaut and permatient Inmate of batten, Town lota of a good elm, (we do not sell small oats, no It wooled erect the Improvement of the place) can be had at horn 1100 and upwards. The kfornatonfon Former, a morthly literary and act cultured sheet, containing fall Informatloa of llama:loutoo can be obtelned at 25 anti par suazam. Tlllo todlaputable—warrantra deeds &ea. clear ol all I:i -mminence when money Le paid. Route NM. and: teem Vine west wharf, PhiladelphLs for Itammantou by KM road et 7% a. in. or 431, t. IX Fare 00 mats. When them, Inquire for 11r. nitwits. Boarding conmulenees anklet& Puttee had better atop with, Mr. Erma, • prhthipal, until they Imre decided. to parcbasiog, as he will show them over the land In hie carriage, tree of expeaso. Letlon and application. chn be addlialled CD LANDIS A BYRNES, Ilammonton P. 0., At/antic than., New Jere., or 8.8. OOUGLILIN, 202 &nth Ilfth atonic, Philadelphia. /dam and Information cheerfully tarnished. Julmoddas THE RAMMONTON FARMER—A news- A. Nov davatad to Liberators and Isrtivdturs, also na tio& forth hill accounts of the bowsettloolaut of Itararoon. too, to Nem Jessup, MI a subscribed for at only 20 coos par •131:111M. Lucke* podage etam far the amt. *Adria la MI. tar of the Farmer, Ilatu m otonton P. U., oun Atlantic Co.. Now Jersey. Those wishing cheap land, of the beet mull t 7. In one of the healthiest and mot delightful clttnatea blithe Union, and when crop aro weer cut deem by irate, the terrible swarm, of lb* north, tee adrertimment el Ilammon. ton Lands. JelmodGm F‘LANDS FOR SALE 25 nILES from Philadelphia by Railroad, In the State of New Jamey. Boil among limbed ter Agricultural pummel, be ing • good loam roll; with a <ley bottom. me land he • lugs tract, distilled Bateman fums, bud hundred. from all parts of counti7 en Dow settling sod bolldlug. rho mope produced ars large and can be seen growing. The olloaate la dellghthtl, and secure fr om from. Terme (rum $l.O to g2O per the y within four yam by Instal mente. So slat the place—Leers Yin. airing Wharf at Philadelphia at 74 A.Y. by Railroad for Hammonton, or address U. J. Byron, by tutor. Hammonton POSS. Mao% At. Isaac 0000170 tins Jeney. Bee full edrertisoment In an other CO1U1:013. . plate:dam ALL WANTING FARMS IN r it DS- Ilght7al climate, rich toll and mom* nom limb, em an vet-dement or Ileum. ton Panda In &tabor column. PERSONS WANTING CUANOE of Cu itara for health, see ihlvertleareept of Itammoatch Lade la another column. , Jubaadhm rllO ALL WANTING F. 9.018, Bee edrer th...t. of Llsauoaatou Louth.. lute:dem PERSONS WISEUNO TO CHANGEtheir bathes tea rapidly Istmeadag ecturtry, h hiam hat. Memel where Mu:deeds are going, etbare the climate la mild and delightfalme adyerelmateat of the liammeataa enurementln soother colamm, DEMONS W/SHING TO ESTABLLSR manowscateissa»sect WI plats orbors bast. Don is goad, ass estsertiecosat of it. to mßottle. WIDE BUSINEND AND FACTORIES can 1.7 to anted an ,Frolitably at Ilemmgataa. Beeadver- Unmoral of Hamtoacacro Lmsda.l, Jatoodilm •• COAL WANTED • Obb Bt. Loan 0111 Laub Corns; St. Lodi, Job SObq lOW. I DitOPOSALS will be 'received by tho St. LOUIS GAB LIGRIt COMPANY. US IstOctobor En^ Le Nl3ll MIADILVD motettoo mum MTS. BUSGSICIOAL, of the but qtallty,for Goo balm plioo. to b• &band is follow - 0oo•holf, (460,000 bou) IS% and the Gem halt in W 9 - to bo douvond b me Caspora puff, SA. Lobo. the Gu Oompso) boons the rtlbtto nJ ,,14 41 ? . is WS& InAlbot •RDWARD sTAGO, Seer. • 2!--!A7car load pri.pip md. Wbite Wita OS Irmo otripes. destwel,ens 'Steamier Petals. . New Yon; 1... Ang..-The Canard naafi steamer Perlis hut arrived with Liverpool darn of Saturday the 23d ult. ' • The steamship Bremen, Glasgow and Edinburg have arrived out. The umference between France and &Hari& was to assemble at Zurich in the course of a*cak. •• • • The discontent in regard to the terms of peasiSt'e unabated, and the explanations of the Emperor Na poleon are not eoneiderectss reassurbsg. The SardinianSeProseutetive to the Zarin Confer ence has netball named,and it le expected t none will be peasant, but that Sardinia, if pl ith the terms agreed upon, will - Surpasses in the Austro- Preach arrangement in ti separate article. It Is af firmed that Sardinia has signed nothing,but the ar mistice, and conieguently is leis nominal state war with Austria. - It is supposed eaten European 'Congests will as gamble after the adjournment of the Zurich Confer. once The exhibition of disoontent in Italy to the terms' of peace coniinued. Thepeople of Tuscany show. strong - hostilityto the return of the Grand The provisional gov- ernment ha directed a popul ar vote on the sub ject The English foreign policy had been tinder debate le the House of Commons. Mr. Dlsraellopposed all Interference in the peace Congress. Lord Palmer ston and Lord John Russell thought that England might with propriety take part, but no comae MIS determined on. Lord Elcho gave notice of the In troduction of a resolution against any interference by England. Mr. Gladstone's proposed (Denim of the income tax had been agreed to. The Emperor Napoleon had received the congrat ulations of the diplomatic corps at fit. Cloud; the Pope's Nuncio was the spokesman for the Embasea dor. The Emperor In his reply said, that Europe was ro unjust to him at the commencement of the war, that be was happy to concludes peace 11.8 soon as the honor and Interest of France were satisfied. Al a proof of his moderation, he trusted, that the peace would be enduring. • The Perle Bourse closed fiat and lower three per cent; metes closed at elf. 15e. The German Diet . boa agreed to restore the conti nent and fortresses to • peace footing. The following Is from the Meehan:el—Palace of St. Cloud, .10172 L—The diplomatic body having expressed its wish through the organ of ire Presi dent, his excellency Apostolic Nuncio of the Holy See, to be received by the Emperor, to offer their eongmtulatiosis on the conclusion of peace, they had the honor to be received by his majesty. The Em peror, surrounded by the grand enure of the house hold, had at his side the Minister of Foreign Affair. Speaking, In the name of the diplomats, body, Nun cio addressed his majesty: . Sire—The diplomatic body felt the want to offer your majesty heartfelt and sincere congratulations on your happy return, and the conclusion of peace. The Emperor replied : Europe was in general so unjust towards me at the commencement of the war, that I was happy to be able to conclude peace's soon as the honor and In terests of Prance were satisfied, and prove that it could not ester my intentions to subvert Conleverser Europe and provoke general war. I hope that now all cantos of dissent will vanish and that peace will be of long aeration. I thank the diplomatic bodj , or their congratulations. The following telegram, have been received: Par* Jnly 77 i 1 : 7 7. P. M, The Bourse opens flat; routes 671 400. - 1 R. M.—The Emperor's speech caused great sen sation; recites continue to decline, and aro now 67E 25. 3:28, P. M.—Rentea closed very flat, 67f. 15: for money, and 071. 20e for account, beteg a deolinoof t per cent. since yesierdny. Further official decuments hays been lamed on the affairs of Italy, la reference to tho annexation of the duchies of Central Italy to Sardinia. Lord John Russell, writing to the British minister at Turin on the 28th June, says: Her Majesty'. Government considers that everything for the present mast be considered as provisional, and the will of the people, the fortuoes of war, and finally the European treaty, the last resort, melt settle the territorial arrange meets nod right of sovereignty In Central Italy. This view, his lordship states, Is shared In by the French Government, and he Infers that It is also the Niel" of Ramie. A dispatch from Count Cavoor, in replytto ono from Lord Malmsbnry in relation to the mintrality of Parma, complehis of an unfriend ly tone of the British miniater'n commtiliffeation. Lo Nord gay. it is clear that the return of the ex iled ruler. of Tuscany, Modena and Parma will be realated by force, and if England can consent to ap pear in the Congress, now is the time when bar voice may be heard to advantage In behalf of Italy. Peantutterr.-10 the House of Common., on Thursday, Mr. Bright inveighed against the attacks upon the French Emperor and consequently the French nation, which tended to plunge tole country into a war. If he wore in the position of Lord Rus sell, he would try to emancipate himself from the old bloody tradition. of the Foreign Office. He would approach France to a aenaible, moral and thristian spirit, and ascertain the sincerity of the government by proposing the alterationof the tariffs of the two countries in the interest of free trade. He believed if this offer be honestly made, and not with diplomatic finesse, it would bring about a different Mate of Lord Jobe Resell said be bad seen with pain, at.. tempts' made to awaken a feeling In this country egaleat the sovereign and people of France, which could only produce on their part a feeling of animos ity 'Talon the people of this counlcy. He believed that the Emperor of France had been a faithfid ally of this country. What then was the meaning of the eontineal Invectives against him? He believed, en far as ha was concerned, that the Emperor had been enslave to got rid of protecting dunes as iojeirious to Frazee, but it would not be prudent to give • handle to tho protectionist party in that country to charge him with sacrificing the,intereets of France to those of England. On Friday, in reply to an inquiry by Mr. Pease, Lord Palmerston said the formation of harbors of refuge on our coasts, was en object of great Impor tance, bat it was calculated that the expense that would be incurred, would be about four millions of pounds sterling; so her Mejestra government, had no intention to promise a measure upon - lbla subject during the present enesion. In reply to a question by Mr. Griffith, Lord Russell said that be had under stood from the Emperor of France, that there is no provision or andentanding in the treaty of Tillafran ea, that the late dynasties of Tuscany, Modena and Parma, be restored to those possessions, by military:: force if nunnery. COMMERCIAL /REELER/ !INCR.—Lew/on Money Mar ket, July 22.—Coneola closed at Rif ®94i for mon ey on account. The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £342,000. The money market Is un changed, and cloyed with a good demand. Lo3DON, Saturday, July 22 —Noon--Consols have declined to 941 Liverpool' Cotton Harker, July 22.—The sales for the week have been 50,000 bales, Including 6,500 to - speculators and 12,000 bales for exponent All qualities have declined about fd. Some circulars say that at one time the market rallied and closed at: id decline. The sales of Cotton to.day, Friday, were 8,000 bales, ioclading 1,000 to speculators and 1,000 bales for export. The cloalog quotations are as follow, with a steady market: N. 0. fair 06; Mid dling 81; Mobile fair 7f; ?diddling 7 1-16; Uplands Into 75; Middlings 6 15-16. The stock ,of Cotton ho port fa 695,000 bales, !winding 620,060 boles of American. Thureday even W. Wishart was fter visiting a pa dap Street, in this d, when the Dr.'e angle of the 'iron ICI driving. Fall ground. 1 Heim presence of mind, . himself so as to ky with one Land, furiously. . Wiohart was not e was almost mir .e to a kind, pro ieee and numerous .netituted all the A Rxasi. Starr of Trade.—Thelllanoheeter advice, are fa vorable, the market closing firm at an- advancing tendency. Livertroon, Saturday, July 23, one o'clock P. M. —The Cotton market closed steady, with salea of 0000 bales. Havre Cotton Market, July 2l.—New Orleans tree ordinal?* 112 f; has 101 f. The quotations are barely maintained. Thanks orate week hare been 7000 bales. The stock In port is 8,4500 bales. Liverpool Breadstuff* Market, July 22.—The mar. het closer &m. Wheat has an advancing tendency, and all qualities are elightlY Improved. Messrs. Richardson Spinal quote the harvest prospect, as favorable. Flour dull at lOs ®l2s 6d per rental of 100 the. Wheat has an advancing tendency and in more demand, having improved 1d ®2d; sales of wtetern red at 7s-6d ®O, 2d; white 9e@)94 6d. Corn closed firm at an advancing tondanoy; sale, of mixed at 6s 3d, yellow at as ®6s 5d and white at 7s ®759d. frocrpool Provisions Lariat, July Z.—Provlston. ukase( with a declining tondencyL Leaf 1. heavy with but ire quity, and prior. axe weal. Park is teary, and quotations are nominal. llama is dull at a &Wino fur all qualities. • Lard L. steady sad quiet at 64.0 a Liarwool Produce Nor/1001y 22—Sager dull. CON quiet. 17.104 dull. Rosin Mai. PPitine Turpentine steady at a decline for all qnalltie.; sale. at es (Pe. Tea has ad. Tanned 34digeld. London Narkels, July ^ ..2.—Sfrura Daring quote Bread stuff. dull. Sugar Arne. Tan eery dm. Coins. dull, and prices eager, but the quotations are unchanged. Mu doll. Amor, Aug. 3.—A terrible accident occurred last night on the Northern Railroad, near Schagti coke. Tho down train du it Albany at seven o'clk. and twenty-11re minutes, was passing a bridge span. ning the Tombannook creek, when It was precipita ted into the creek below, from a height of twenty or twenty-tire feu. The water was about eix to eight feet deep. At lust thirteen pavans are reported es killed. Their names, an far as known, are as fol low,:—Mrs. Schuyler, Albany; Mrs. 'Cooley, wife of the conductor, of Albany; Charles Berthelow, brake man, of Albany; Charles' Plimpton, mall agent, of Vermont; David Russell, express messenger, Albany, and Patrick Connolly, brakeman, of areenbush.--: Among Unwounded are the following : G.S. Cooley, conductor, of Albany, badly injured; Thomas Mo. Cormlek, news-boy, right leg broken, and otherwise litillivd; Maul Flannery, t passenger, head out, chest bruised, and supposed to be internally injured. [IICC:26 DtSPATCI3.) Amman, Aug. 3..—Nine bodies bad boon token out of the creek up to eleven o'clock last night,- Twenty persons are wounded. It s thought that there are snore dead bodies under the wreck. The following are additional DLIMII of the Wand : John T. non, of 'Quebec., badly; ilrthur Forbes, Of Ilytown, Ontario county , not bsaln curies Peas, cuir- Ciont, New Hampshire-,0. R. Pnoitice, New - Tork city; J. O. Payne, Dayton; Ohio; W. B. Han* Whttawater, Miss.; Thomas Talbot and W. Y. d. Puller, Niqs Took city. I , WAsalitorni CITT, Mag. 9.--Prirate &patches announce the Serious Want of Senator Jefferson Davis, of hilitinippl. The Sicietuy of the Treasm7 hulefi Washington on a brief visit to hie homo in Georgie. _ The receipts Into the Treasury for the list time quartets of the fecal year ending the Ist of Judy, from the customs, lands sad uthecellaneous tourom amounted to 8313,830,800, or $BO,OOO more than see r!stary Cobb'. rettmata I WASIMINTON CITT, nog. 3.—The Presidant called a mooting of the °Aloe& today, to madder the dis patches from hfinister Mama, in_ rehitioti the frosty with the Constitutional Cirreurnmentofldeslont It is reliably asomtatolffe that simeal menthe ago, the Mir non goreznottat Intent Prance and Eosp• land to assume the pnitectorate of bfoxleo, but thp boys giToo no :wpm= to the propooitton. Panaczcreu. Aug. 3.—A 'Pedal meeting of Council" wu bald patterday allemoon. 4pp:id centrehtee wan eillehlted to Puke each ore= fin. the reception of the Mayor and COP' foam Cittdmati; ea zip be oniiiitent with. the dig.pity of. aity of PAthAidtals. Tbicon ire 66661664 to win hero at 6 dolock ehp man. UK= Dag. Ce. l l* MITCH J. W. alrii-Efh sal few D of the Throat ...pa', c'Ea Chicido'al4Rtiti ccinPlPsiew lo "" . aI.PII/ 401 Dosuisi Cloanatiwilm. -Van Pm. PittOtricb. Ps- . 00i:817TJTATICiii USE. 'AJirtabi....' Wm gni to theft wbbigspoossup o+ , bY INar- IV[AlabitkEL-411-btds, babb/s.putkitg beaus t 7 • = :110/1!.. Moans,. Aug. Talk Juno Stallman, dam. ocrat, has beau re-elsotedttreongretb by 3,000 vatas. In the Third Distaiet, Davis Clutac, demoe.rat, bah • majwity 0f,..200 votes over Z. J. Jadgih. iudepob.. " 4, 4 10 E4abt-Btgbis candidata. Seers-max, Aug. - stainer. 'Clicassiin, from Ilalteny on the 23d hist, arrived at St. Jot= on Monday. liter news, which dates from Liverpool and 'London to the 23d, US bum anticipated. • Paisuimenu,Ang.ll.—The Cincinnati dela, mind hell this evening, XER YORK, Aug. 11:7710 Akan:lshii Africa ailoa newoon with 200 P usa ngWra . lpd,ESso,ooo is Epoaft. Lotrtanctx Aug. 3.—lt is - repotted that tho Democrats he re gained 1,000-voins ht:leffenen eo. Commercial.' VOMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION FOR APSE. - J. Than, V. PC. EL Palm, J. 8. Clexilart, P 1 T761311211.411 0114.11.4:442'.46: f1A7 8,7761 4 6 tddrlY 113330 d, EuctenaT, Acorn 4,1160. FLOoll—salty of 150 SDI. Super from acre at $ 5 ,54100 do Eltilt from store at $5,74 160 do Lobs l'audir frets, store at $012; 300 do Soper fcgm store, Co prised. ter=l, 3t, do from store at $5,78"f0r Extra acid $8 Ed. Emily do, 4,4 do eo at ISA $5,87 and $6,1088,12, for darer, ExtrnatelTatalty ,14n- 36 do do at WO foreman'- $3,80_ for Zxtr., $4 s t n. Extra Family sad 5d,%5 am 350 do do. at $5,56 forSA tts and $1 for ratallyd4and23o do do at $6 60,y . 50 Weed 50,23, for Soper, Luta, aw l and Amer - BUOON—sale, of &WO ONSLUdeto awl Mons at 3,14 and 10 1 4: 7,000 Su Stuotlder. and Side. at 731 and 964; 2.6001b3 0.• Mama at 12513; 8,800 fbs plalxt do st 10,14 , 610X;15,000 Shoulder. at 7%41373, and 103 4 tca 8. 0. tiara. at 1214. Paar—saleaor 440 be at /I. 001/M—adea ot loa d* 10 bop at 12. X. IlLY—aalea of nt i LARD—ID bble sold at 1.13101.2, nCO to 41 Wo. . BllGAll—aalas at 0 bhda 1%; 13 do on orient...ltems. SYKUP-11 of Golden aold at 66, I.oor—sales of 3 bales In lots at 43 and 4134/ ' RIONETJLB:7I AND Ctl/1115155/ICIAL.. The gold coinage of the Philadelphia Mot kr Os mouth of Jol7 wee $117.768, being to doubse eagleatalf eagles and dollars. The silver coinage was $13,000, being In donate and owner dollars. Of cent.; $80,030 weie coined. The whale number of pieces coined erae 3,101,V3Z, of.thenuregeta value of $1.90,755. Th e total gold deposits of the month wars $153,710, of which $L17,027 60 were from Califorola sod jti1,692 50 were trom other mouroce. The kl:rer depoetsl wee $57,770. Total deposits for the mouth, $219,230. • . PM:L=2IMBII, dastuit 1, 1069.—The Dank flteteronot shows, Co creuperison with that for JO/7 23th, a decreue of Immo &Mounting to $29,240, an lacrosse ol $110,700 Co specie; • decrease of partiti to cirelgatiosi; and'o lon 010,077 to Coultkeed.la the aggregate o • mercantile dem, no one could wish our banks to be In a better position thaw they now are. Their easette are :Doe from &Liza__ 31,631 • thee nalLNea, excluslu =ow, wVe for ,:71. pepcolla Olrsolsalco 776,043 LAAIS,BS4 The email et assatto over l7abllltle, cam is to 111.4:62.- 617, while their mpital amouets to $11,612,00. The belettee of 1356.483 it the &knit teprmentad by all Ilia hankies . kausae, foculturo, and asactte,uouluctotterdlo the abate JIM Nur You, August I—r. No—The weekly Lank Statement ahem, a comb:med. touttattiou of moranout, mad le a. ler mtleisetory salt Indicates& eonatiTatiVe actlon on the pars A our bout sourro • dlspoaltion plum. Uwe:solve. ha d ro ape to meet any data upon their resonrece which can to made. horn yoproery, the harks have contracted 310,000; 000 of leans pall elf S/404000 of depoilta, end hat 17,000.- 000 of /pale. The dames of apace; for the week o lon Man was. antlapatet, but deducting Mu ellipleous of Lou tatarday, and for the Oalaorrda arrl,sl, there Is probably hot about $20,000,C00 aetnally to bank Mb morn lag. Iha decline in deposals Is the natural oonetqueiree of the ematractloa to lean. and lues of epee.. The following la a CualparstlTe 2.41.11 l of the condillon of the N. Y. City Dante tor the weeks ending lady 1:3 and Jolt July 23. July 31. Loans $119,e1n1.101l $11931,113 Dec--$5805743 21,10012 20.764,504 Dec-. ULM Circulation 5,1711,627 5,214,04 Inc._ 41,333 Net DepoUts.-. 75,301,913 74,474,690 Dcc... 8 . -7,049 With great ettilteca, t e cock market trnday to sharked by cunalderable sthength, and the fencing generally atenl higher than on Ilaterday. The retell mummy the remark in our last that there was no pulsate of stork on the mar. kat sad the: bat • tenderste amount of buying wont& beta qul ' red to give the market an upward Imiellue—fir. Y. Tri bune. Cum/MILL; Monday Suelog, Anput I.—Asusant, tu the Opening or the week, the Money Market I. very , quiet. A. nenrcley of currency la complained of by some of the nevicets, yet the offerings of peperfur discount are not abundant: Elthange on that...llln fall thpply Ibr carrut demand, so that the mutat is decidedly eau, aod likely will, soon after the 4th, snoop to 34 ci cent ' Ths flour market 1119 In better tons tottsy then at the close of the week, butimmuctlons iodinate DO .harked prorOlnefut In the disposition of buyer.. For wbu re t the is a better Inqui. The di/Ulrich. style lo price Indwell white and red I. lan than It be. been fur Kuno il.qta,'and red hes be. In boiler proportional. demand. Corn Niturnends tab quotation. with eau, but there Is hale doing. Inrarrifr lees an not feu buyout The alum preeeihogae to the damage dem by the protracted drought hes contribute.' meth to It. support ut pruut below. hour- report tie dunage In tome put. ot toe cottony u put repent:cm b. there on bat be a well gronmial hope tbst the product of the extuallee country epproptleted to Its culture, will be fully up to If not In racer= of the avereg, ...generous Min ft:41,3 . .4.1 . day, over quite a wile bolt of comity Borth of at, and If ft can do the corn cup no good Its bet/ult. are Ice coludable In other respect.. Oat. command price. quoted whiloet tilllikuitTe and the market tends to batter Boren Bye Is to more ragout, and has advanced ta SO., with Isamu market, Whisky, -le and study. Ileceipts dcolog twenty four ham:— Mbar, Lurch,— 'Whisky, barrals.-. Corn, bashels.... Whale, bushel.. Oats, bushel._... Barley, Mullets_ _..__._.__.. boas [Commercial- Carriagm, Auidin I—M.o.—Elora writing our bet re view, flour and wheat have toothed bottoM, and the charge in figure• are upward, la drat too change connate more in • firm feeding then in higher prima, but with wheat this te not the cote, for a dechied advance het aken piece, and at .. the prawn' mamma holden coolly& the market, because there Is a light ripply on baud, and far no is it appermi to no that reaties who forward to this market, whim.. they knew of ademaud, hold back their es n ot at if they capeeted • co minium The does not We fol. low, and we think it sill not in this Instance. We htlll6lll that "Dow is the accepted time" for grain holderatodlepere of their mock, it they have any /pre tot the pummels there ot—{ PuitenarmaClitir 01aaczr , August 1,1850.--The uffer Inge or beef cattle show a conaiderabie Increasearer thoea of last reek, amactoungto 12,wards of 2,000 head. Ttordensand em /it-amt priers tell otf somewhat, and the marker wee dull, sales nuaktili..tt from $7 to $lO the 100Ilis eat, the lot- - ter for prime quality. - --pro were mime left ever. /boot 100 cow. and wra . ...r,:re offered nod acid M. from -- V- 5 to $5O each, according to qnalffqi rt.p.........)er.rr .--.- Of fat hogs, the arrivals at litho 700 head this week, all of which wen told st from $9 to $9,7 . 5'? 100 fbs net, amordLog to audition. Mme 1.000 sheep arrived and mid tote weak at tram ./$ $44 $l5 ter, as to condition. The market was bd.*. RIVER NEWS. Yesterday was warm, but pleasant, with a cloudy tlyt There ware oo arrivals or departures, the stage of water tog being improved eat iclent for navigation. Misr. 2 bet attf the From the Cincinnati Cortunercial, of yesterday, wo ropy . following : The J. b. Ford, reported aground and laid up of Planer. hemetti ervived contrary to expectation, having worked over too tar. the knocked her chimney. down In Burnam.= lot Wednesday, and lost two day. at Game island, where she groundod In the fog. Ste brought down 110 tons, prinelp.l y for Loulevitle. Me vatted down during the afternoort ehe will return here on Weimaday, and Jayep for repair.. The Kate French tame In from Cloyandotte river with over 100 tone The Isaac Shelly, after several months absence, arrived from Minnesota river, with 718 toms, picked up at Et. Laud., the discharged 22 tiitia wheat at Aurora. The &lolly wiling in the dock kers for complete repaint, prat - Mos to entering the Cincinnati and Kentucky river trade as areguler packet, The .prightly Conewago alp ar rived from St. lams, hay ing registered 150 cabin and deck punengers doting the alp. the discharged IP Obis Emir and:lo bales hemp at LonkrValc, 1000 sack. core at Patriot, 20 bads tobacco her,, and roe/tip pet 82 bales hemp far klayaville on the Foley Queen. The Ante Francis wee prep :tog to leave far CI ayandotte at dusk,. erith very little freight, but thronged with people. The Louhrrille Jennie% of Dlonday, anisonnes. the arrival and departure on the mama day, of the Vixen, from FlLM barge, to Of, Loran • The Wheeling Intelligent., of the 2.1 Instant says . Thero were thirty Inches of water in the channel, ptsterdy, tad the river was abont at etan.l.” It IMMAIIICIIII the ar rival of the Jacob Sweeney from below, Elle Witt ran be• tween that UV and Parkersburg. We clip the following Wow Crum the Et. Lchis Repeal. can, of th e Is; Umlaut the wsnty.fner Loam endleg ei dark lest mentos'. toe river receded 10 Macs. The tipper rivers ere all repotted fidling. The weather Is ' , CU flucand becoming somewhat warmer. • ..• Arrivals 'retards; were the Lehigh from Melia:tett, aid. Umpire m No Orina awl Poet BiY from 1111.miermr. Clo. 3 from Louisville. Usatabel City Irina/U.oton, Bey Lett from St. J.meph,ead ramble& from tit. Feu L Tho LOAM arrived from Memphis lots La Ittp.oplug, She Om.. he from Blom City, and ohs Now Pills City from tie.. or. lama, will be et the levee title =Awning. The Umpire No. ale aloof to enter the 1111nota. trade ea s. regular packet, to commend'of the is • very munch end soul low water beet,Aml 'vial rem se an lu. dermadent picket. The Pembina bad • fall amp of freight, end wee fall of people from Bt. Peal. The popular paieenter steamer Dacotab, CiPt.Lightner, at 4 will leave for r. it. Cincinnati .4 rituburs4 Steamboat Iteslnor. ARRIVED. - • DETAIL:MD. Telegraph * Brovosdllq, Telograpti, lirowtrroAß9: ' r IdDrsoo, BroirtATElrq • J Orc.vovr Droner' q ' COI. Bayard, Elturbettr: • CAL Blvard, RthrAbet; rear—rtzlas. • Tetegriaptilwi • New You, dog. 3.4Ordnon steady; sales 600 balm..— .Flour adrauoed; ales 14" blds. Wheat advanced; colt 1200 torah mold; $1,3C0110. Cora shadinglB,oo0 bash. Onto dull at alkdeld. Elm Pork be rllet std hee Mandy at shoktr lard Windy at 10%4141m laws pd. for t quallty: iChfsky ndidllKe 6 hr.t . *toady; there s lards export Inquiry; elucovado hoary and declined %. with sake at 10 , 44144' tor Bro. Stock iforts.—Stocksncintioged: Chkegod Rock lalsad ell Moeda Chanel Railroad Olt: hbritathhohnlc-r. New York Central 733, 4 allnouri olses • 34: Ceel.nt Cat. ado 03%; hilehigan Ondral 71154: Prle r. , y4; Cieyelawl a .Toledo Sh Taman Panned lb% redgi. bkh - -. Perumeille, deg. a.—Flostr anchankel: sovpda c o, . forward slowly, and holders are arm, . Aye Plow wed . Coen Meal Is dull at $3,74 for the former And AUX- for the: latter. Wheat rather warm, sad for prime iota the recce sales of 50.0 Inurisoaunon and'prio. - tad at dl,2Odeld.. obledY 111.24 some Infector old was V.... colas El. and 204/0 badl 6=1%010 90, :Rye quiet at 7fro, tor OW and If kw pew. Ova 44 IC feirrectinsk SSOO tads-. , yi 'low n s 74g50. and darns/god - at Tar r.O) bash white ' srossht U. Oaes dale, MTIO bash old Dela..., sod et U, sod new al PO Whisky dull at Trottelo. galeo, sal. ties Pork at Celt* and prime at S.Z; a to t of name p_hite yea sell at.lo@tos_and SW tierces of aud stamen-IK. Cmtahaty,•dog:d _ Ybnrdellfhthe trfnzblez, bid It nrny ' d thihhh tlailienthoe, so that holden, were term 4t $.ll Ibreholos papules, Ind the motet ; era avi WWl. W hatwuTellluralaed at 840=40 frr red arid VA Olaf for rut towhee wed.. Oaks in fair to dentead atfor .kew am 430.10 for old. Bye le vary &mat ea. Cbre exam:gel: Pluvlilota very drul, bat Doi Cllllllrd idtineed 12% - Lham 2 Cril. dt.d. 1.410ur bueysot zroin4 duet with melee at ddo, Waal Assn Corn boom% With 11111511 of Iv= Wald pilaw enchrteded ehd klasted drab Prottskens =hangs& Whisky firm st . WOOL! WOOLIt TILE r ntroliEst MARKET PEIc PAID foe dl ' ~taEtr of OIXSIT WASHED P. 413.0.1: AVD t r oß WOOLS, at the Old Eatablithed Wool N.. U 0 pthette , Baud, comer el'Oedla alloy. .Ist32l.l.orldmadartri J. L. • • •-$ 23 Cer,67.6 04413 .-... 1;241E3
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