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111,AUN:k.11131TER, WROLESALILATA
- .11.1 , 14rin..Dzotecni; mum of LI/teny.6nd At t .
L4 nairitzesag7ittaborgh.
1111:6411bYx ...IL KlatiElt,..4.aucarsr,
lallfeed,stteiti oonswpi woc4,,fitTiet "1.1.
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- iqx.sediroloaantsbuoti god ,rdla
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COMJNISSIO.r,
TORN a CANFIELD, QOM&
1/ dim Ann Tosvannoro Di and whoin•
soh dealer in WM/MN R KIITN CHT.T.BIL
INTTICIL LAN D - PORN, BACON, YLOIIIL 7 / 8 11,
POT AND PLUM . ABELE% BALINATIIN
MD AND MEL LAND :MILD , 71WIT And
?Mon •e r Wy, Na. "141 'andl43 Pratt at:nor
anzrann.
CUl.PglEta r , ARM, Cultism • • cek
agAins andAisalarlida Yjd4l:ll.,fa HAIN AND
PRODIII32, No. 243 Llbirty street, .Pittsbargbi.Dn
Choke brands of Flour for Bakarrinul ramflriaa ,
constantly on band. Particular anoint" ; puld fu r
1111.1 ordrra for .Marchandisa generally. • • ooc.dly
J. my- VAIN WK . ." RODISORAND
Oomensuod Mariam. dealer fiRLOUR, MIT-
R, BROOMS, !MEW, faxv, clause, PORE,
DRIED AND aszpriscrts 4ad v:odoco gen
erally. Llbend - eadtadvadees amide an taialgiteneule.
Worthowo. No. 11411oOtnId IrtrOit, Pittsburgh.
THOS. J. till/VTEk:.:.) 1;1: '
AND - DNALSR IN CRUDE 911.8,
Corner ligio4 . t
end
JAM. FORNARDINO AND
Ooneriendirtli air; -the Woof FLOUR,
GRAIN, BAIIX4I, LARD. — Burr xBB, Auld
Western Produce generally, No. 10' smntrura)
ST_,BRET earner of Filet, ploabogN. ,
' ANFOnkre and coneignmenta mak' tag. JanklYd
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' • • 'lb . at9PAR,KNOIND
'ColtsusstOsi •- Obi-ids-of FLOUR.,
itiVaTnetBLATV;,-WEIT)
•. .. TIM, Pittsburgh. 7 ' ; ;• . 141, t"
Q.CHOMAKEIt t
,Iliacztaxte desletirlit 01100E
NUM FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, tc., No. NKI
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. sel3:dl7
- 11 (1 • • Lk KIRDLE, quecgseor to no.
• 1 11. 1 / 4 8.4* • ; No. Liberty street,
bash.N l NW/at PUODUCk. aItsISOERY AND
oeMit•
WU.
....JOB. Walt&
urtuTE BROTHERS, FORWARDING
AND . MiI.LIWITs and dealer In
rßunnotre AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, No.
2115 j,lbertr street, Pittatmrghi Pa. my 27
`'
110)311R, Comanasiox MERCHANT,
Cl.• daGeilA CRUDE AND Earl NND VARBON
OILS, GLASS, LEON, NA/LS, Ac., Nu. 1L Liberty
F=Ml3
DAVID We -ADD,
tama.. 43ontir, 4%41 Part in
11,1W.A.N8 COFFIN, successors to
Co.„ WrIOLESALN tato-.
ClCUS,oiknetof Wood and Water street., rlttsburgh;
WN. iirrineraing
I / 1 :1 1 01.071t Ca successor to L
—II.6Ia4 PRODUCLNANDCONVELSIONNER,
011A4MkInIdbonising*Plunti,u04Pi4.:
li
Jowl, HOVEL
TORI. N- BOUSt";& CO ' Weciii44l
&Aid. of
&antacid and Water etreeb, Thtsblirgh Pr. :L.171
WEItTON &- STEWART, Warn:E
-AU sa.Le Onticeis ♦DD Coinuisrorr lisaagormlio:
JUT Waddldreet,Pittabiugh, 4‘148-Ally.l
wutrarsies.....3l. a. aan~rar:.tn..atacratato.
BROKEN KIRK PA.TRICKS;
1.4.14 , Gsoccas wad deAllere,l4 .YLOIRA P.
81C,EIWIVe. 191 ind 193 Mint y steet,Tiftabuigk.'
• - Nr IKLZELL & Ekrxmtel
wok ilfraziwnw %idle sale "oftlillDE
NIXED CASSON . O/143,-No.ol, cal 70 Water ;trek".
PitteienP„,,Adrw, smite xtk. poisigueents.',. ,
'1;
O
LOOS rEssommr,
FLUID, OILS, PAN...
ILT 1111VOICIIWILS; Orli:l44ow qual
ity; wkleit oilers 14 luvest, prima. Cara Satith-
Sekl and multi streets, PittsbttriVre:' .•
Pr fibei exterally an:apeman! et sit balm
FAHNESTOCK I.Xli - Wriom•
Itztbelinceno Sliandserwee of wurrir
LEAD aND LIIIIAJWIE, earner otWood 441 /trust.
steam Ittrtebtina n • • *- •
JOHN_ IRISIAAT I • Wacumula I)icatam ,
uaraucts , reitas,ons,VAßSlNEUCAND
DTXS S l Liberty sheet,
tUI ambo vittetweive lamp! atteitke, mtabtiltt
4 .0 1 r-AriFrol• '
TORN' GL'I4I:4:X/NISTELk 'Amman"
si - LSW,LNlONds,leiced Mory Ntiwit's Law Bons:
nut, NceNlDlEmewd Mese.
Will sifted to the settlement, seeuring and caller'
We of dahns, bounties, le., In Weabinguin, DistriM
01 Columbia— noln:forks
mast 0 . 14121 LPAT1UC1L....-.4.=.—....-aulill 31111.101.
livr 'KILPATRICK & ?dELLON, Arm5.11.316-orn
.11.316 - orn sr -Law, No. lad Fourth street, five doors
shots Smi thfield, eitsoborgh,.l*. • , til l7 .dtr
fp.ROMAI:3 ISWINIi , Arroliztint - AND
COUXICLLOS AT Law.
Orricslik4 150.1"certik etteet,nomer of - Cherry
sAlitus4A. rultniuggx,..4.n v uarr
tu r a/nee or' Mar.
trews. Fltteberwb,dm: . , :
a:ofirti;- ATTORSIT ASV
N:js . IXIMIUSAy Lser, , tiree removed to
LIsii r, BUILDINGIS,No. IStDimond street, ear.
dowie Itt-Perer's Marsh. seilasits
Qv.) J it"..ATTORSEY AT LAM',
14.71:IR!, Ile.ionkth La*
P. 1111111 ilTX! . . ' • •
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PROINVVE.
T h.T.‘114. HUTCHINSON, Cominaluox,
ANODDIDIADDIDD H eldwalra,dylentn VUL
VA.* sammvx. CIIXES4 YLOYIR; WIWI; 'M
OON; BUMS: - MAXIM OIL; •POTB 'AND
PILAW:ABM:4 SEEDS. GRAIN, WILED NEWT
and PR6llnee geerally. Beet brands Tamfly ?kw .
always on ba d Agent 1w the sale of lledleon*
ealebrated Patented-Pearl Starch. No 6. 116
Second and 145 lira ina., between Wood and Smith.
apldly
Ir leTemmow Iry
• f 9- ' " • : HOUSE-11E1s It
icouLthes, oniinlintsimidOlonlcin H&C
chant and dealer , trt CILEVIE, BUTTER, LAKE
e
Tid4-and„ ;fp. Zs - Wood street,
abov ' • my;
3744145466 &
w • PORK DEAL ,
liirsovisteNt D mi.
isilFrakkailkert . iti; xl+l th...j4164417.
SAMOML Mtut, SECRETARY OMURA'
IsciranAm CONTAXT, corner Rerkot and Water '
kIL
_ GORDON, - ISE:osrxrAsty Wicennue l
urimanoz,oadirAnors WeSsr.strest.,_ , , 1
TM. BOOK, Seciurrisr ,, Altataincorif 4
. 4r." C ORAMYq Sr TEM street. _ ! -
JOSPI • 111.411,R.,,i'CILIDUSS,i
.INRIABO.
;;1 . -:04,
winnagookow..... a ,
itatteint-Axnuousncr,Dtir coops. .
gitemb; abate Duazmitt
* - 4 . 1 , aplaatu,
• BIN A"*1 111-9
errApiatspip 4
VA 4-, iN DST
initortet Third sad
t 1:) :!.-f i.
is 4
,aiatio • 1 7 0 E t Datisz
'Apar DIX DS , yl l ll7. 01 7. 14 w,Fig'
.1441:71404. 11.44000,f,
'4","4ltailiAllarling;;4.4
lilt o rumr ,-, at , Tatii,
tir sow limn* 4kiii.: Pw
I , lle. 77.
- ' avw
titeNtimy ,Diaugs,
01 = 11 1111801Dilltitkil4ri; 75 ibtioit *not,
.1 - P7A. , --.021A01iir1d:4;04P 1 4 141141 ill
liiiliabistassolmutogw. Scrriika,..o44; Xll4
17 amid 19111111 i arow...Mphozzu 4/5
ER of
No.
ocZl:dly
Joy',
BOOIIIIIIIIIDAROSSat winov,
54 &alibiMadan*, Pa.
.o.'* -;6641A141 'Wn°Lg"
ama let SHONE,'
.mnriziawat tor. ,oz.• .144.eig.a t
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sHRIV . . &LAZEAR,
fiItOCKSS
SCIP&XLBB/ON .lEZUntiiiTS ,
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Corner Seaginl, Noe, Plead 29 Smithfield Street:
PITTBBIIEOII, PA.
MOIL
ZiaWALL
'TITLE -& TRIMBLE, WsoulatLa
!in prat:l'P, atinrottri tAr le, rar
CA RBONAN D LAM) 0114 IRON', NAILS, GLASS:
COTTON TARNS, Inkid • Pittsburgh marmfactun.
'enemy, 1123aeonctstrest, Pittsburgh.
■
Msume•j4 sueaur.,. ae.—c. Assumu.s.
oDONALDA ARBUCKIM, WHOLE-,
SArOCAAS, Pxostrcs &ID Commosmos M cs.-
caws. übbers'in N. O.SUABS and OLASSES,
• BARAN D SWABS And STRUM. FLOUR, BA
i CON. BIM MEESE, SEEDS, he.. No. ZO Liberty
'Wren. Plost icly .
wthit'droi atritottixr
t .
r. assuun.—.wn. D. tarsus.
ppEniER. & BROTILEIIB successors
JUL/ tO Repines A Anderson, .Wlndelds desks* In
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICER, CON
FECTIONERY, SUOARSaLRE WORKS, dc.,Nos.
126 and 12S Wood street, aboro Filth, Pittsburgh,
Duquesne W
1114 ROBISON CO., WHOLESALE Gito
-I.llh rasa, Coanataatoit Hueneme arid tlealers la
all Muds of PUOV/SIONS, PUODUCN, Wad Pitt.,
burgiamanufactorea, No- 255 Liberty street, Pitt..
burgh:
-B.• WnoLzaLta LEALsa
aßosair,
MANILLA 11 0Pla r itaK UM,
OILS; PITCH and Pittsburgh inanufannued Amick*,
No. 141 Water street, above the Monongahela Bridge,
Pitteburgh.Pai • •
11.01.11rt:..1•711/11 lIKLADEKO.'
P °BEET DAITALL & CO., WHOLE
-AN tooca s dommualuott AND VORWMIDING
..Mucakirre, and deafen Ir. I . IIODpC.E. and
Pltte-
L'
SMUT
stUrTOIC
& -Witocimux
Ggoosis, PILODOCI Diatzeo and Coaniumor
ItrautautTo, No. sixth ottrer_t, PittabFgh, Pa.
aoliay
Boas
....... JOUR Wu...
WArt & WILSON, WHOLESALE Gso-
Oolumalina ktrannueze, and &Wen ,ht
Pnxlnce and L'lttaburgh tonnufacturaarNo, 15S Lib
erty meat, Pittehurgh. nt..5
DICILESALE
Gsideanil, COtillienton / 11 Inctlatrrs, and dealers In
PH.OD U Clg, No - EIL/ Watei street, and 65 Front street,
Slttaburgh.
.411[0.1Wi,• alt.woana-
S.'DILWORT):I74 Wiaot.Eatui
tr..; Gaocaks, Nos. 130 .ad 1.32 • Second otroot, near
14alithlkOd, Pittsburgh.. - aol
aitiustun - L,Licu.a.•
_ 01 : 12 CFLOYD.A CO, MeoLsaus G uo
coiangias IdzittitAerrs,-No: 172 Wood
'mid R 9 Liberty atreeL Pltteburgb. joie
A7IT' WINLE.i.ALE
Onocci, Na ...18: and 20 .Wood * meet, Pitts
.pwirb, Pa- • 11124:dtt
.waJrtriv..iscrwmEit,s.
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IC a, xsoctseissw.; r.natte.
MACKINT6SII, W.
• au. admix! rike az a
.04,1areatreetar unar.ibb, eitY •
Water. Works, :Pittsburgh. Ps., Manuhicturers of
.MACKINTOSII IibM.PAILL'if I.IIPBOVRIa.
.PATENTIJSCILLATiIii4dTgIIt AND
811 . 11111 fALVILS,oball aims and beat style.
thliarintpul nrihathinfiry.or . i. pger..city and of
belkipallty; wirarelorepared to do heavy Job=
ImiSollett work WILL; - io., trusting that by
pnanptness; Ind the Character of our work, to merit .
Public patronage,
We kit& special attention to carr , BALA2iCBD
OVULATING BZiGINktB, as combining ;
-limn .korsalogon unattained in this chi. Ot
Engies. •
WO:lyd
'rattan. et. satin.
UP 'LIAiILEARNIULL A,' CO, No. 61
',Penti.itiestilekor.lterbalF, Pittsburgh. Pa,
MAW WILY& SIAKXIIB. AND SULKY IRON
Manattetarersed HARNLIILL'S PAT
ENT BOLLER; LOCOXOtIVE. YLLIKD arid
/11:111- BOLLXXS;:..111111INXIA SILETCIIEN:
Y STILAIE rxrps,CONDEMIXIIS, en LT
PANS, StrltAX PANS; 'ISSN YAWL% LIFX
BOATlS,"nte...;etc.:-• - AIsO,'BIAfiXBAUTIES WOXS, .
BiliD(IX and. VUDUPVIRONS, done at the abort
ainri. _AIL Auden from a dietatoet pl . cooptly at
.
T no-10, 4 MAstirsortriout OF
4 ri " D
{,}l and FAMILY
- Non 169;141, 193 and Ihe
between Smithfield And Grant Meets, Prfideerfilli
,i/air Private ardersindielted.. Memo rmeket pine
;mud for lin:,
•, air Zuni. Oil $04.11 otiler poLsozwai Ingredient+
ainefully extiwnted, by a. Foams new and improved.
toszPit P. •1144w:roil oz
. .
ISIMMOR STEAM ENGMES,' M&CLUNI.I4Ir
I ~,tll6 V WWI WC, No.. au Waves zir.,
.ifttabargh. tuanuriwtuieg °WUXI/1141%15r. ,
IWUCILITSPIKM, (AMMON AND SAMIOAI).
t z== , '; 4 4. 4 gpirag ETV
krer WIP %mall, mule to
or
at short ;mks.
" - Jr imait ossorthworroostsoily co haat miriCests
gOB a
. . •,' a: 0 1 Pii - A Isi T ~ 'sudeeeeOz
a •f: i.i it Ollplunt, • Afanuto of WA<
1,0 .P/I) Nun . AND WASILIC.IIB Vtitatet)M. '
EIZ.BII.OE lIION and NAIL 1t,51.) ; 5,' BOILER. I
1 // 0 / 4 . 1 4 1 ..-U.; VETS. -- ' 'I
' FAIROILAiROX: IKON. WORKS. iiiott. Co.. i'• '
1
ly.th W
lyd Warebouse,lB Wood ~ Pittsburgh. 1
A/ELLS. iti.01)14"14..t.:04 :415
fv..m.b.o.rotre.t. wows., sixth. patibiirb,.
tamisatumpatyaiift, LASIIEB AND swrron-
ZS, sad , finery doctiptioa of ,LNAILI AR BRAIDED
Cordimarikiirdlfropi law Pruir, and gordr-Pirra y t
,Lyr skipped as per lortrartioar. to&darrir
C 4 . 11141234.
V . X GEL SI GLA WORK4-.—
:121VOLVINTLUNKZTT 00, GLUM Mull:tram
nntraisc] :Nrikaphdpie. T0. , -. 1.41 Wood, .. ,, Pmet wro°l
ce:pirps,rigubargh,"B.
. 4.11
':pgil - rj*.i , ii : r.-
. .
trinalt ~.raajtka.M.;. WITHOUT
.PAlN,"ilir : TUX ;Mit Dlf,Alf AP.P424.tirti
WHKREPY DRUGS paGAINANIV bAMILY
Quid; weather is the Hies Alton dot aPPaIVo. c*a
Madtall gentian= :mad ; tbelV-Aatllles hart - .bpd
their leetkectranted by my lamas ? sad an ready to
testify as to the safety and painlessness of tba opera-
Clan--witateiet,harbeenaald by pawns interested In
sesertlng the _ coattary, hating's.. knOtitedget iot;
sy
I -
oar/qualm L TEETH Inserted In every style:
• ' R. OUDBY; Drattet,•l Sidthfield
TOSEPII ADAMS, Dzsrrisi, Connelly's
Pt/totbdrilt.' - cosiscr!of Dlapsond susd flrsoS strects,
l • . •., ;
ItcrstrAccs—,Dr. A. IL Pollock, Dr. Ilallocic,;
Theodore 11,41Ailne, Russell Essen. ,
• •
,W •
1L1443f . WARP, ,
:,Dratits tit .Psomj
~usiZT Herm; Bode, WM - omits, lee,itoLfil
verities formioney - ~ . . , .
• Persons ma procare.LOANlir CI , e , ;00: , ,miii , lirenci
on rednable terms.-_ . . . .
- llementlatny ho, Wert their-money iii,itd eA.'t
rentage;dMid IlreVand doud thine veer
et myofikti, tor de.
All eammunkallorm id Interviews strictly eon 11.:
denthtl On k* , Great elet, o pt St. Peu eCtbeara ,, ~,: ~d
: : Jel:dtt ,
4 sOW , IPM!APorf!
1 / 1 71', : ALM, aeeidtnq °t4
cl'reberget. Propane B.T.PLICEMBJar.
11038 AND SPECISIOATIONEk ler an Wade cq
able tenoa.
Itaftelq.aad saliertatende then erection 04 notecae.
tititeetoor tO
Y 000D8, North!.
BOWL, era
OM; con *winnow streak-hetwnen .Learnek so
C ly blneon scree Allegben ty:
• • •
76 LrK ~_A Bctti
- BAITIE-411tOCKi4tfth
street. Parit PL ANA hatItifFFCIFICA2IPKB
aßuildings of ernry daseriprinn; snots superlottnnt
moderateierma. ,1 my2:dly _
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Daitieast PLIkkiO,IOII.2ES, and ba
portaeof MindoandXiodcalltomunnula.. Sole wit
kit the. HAMINIMPTLIIIIOB, aim Ea, ,HAL.Lx7;
:DAVIS (X.1.11:80870X PLLNOtt, Beth sad with
out 2601ea1l Attachment. No. GI. Filth etm.t.- 3'.
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pENTEL7mi
*gm, *rhire.pa
esTs?g,isilq.D.4o4ll,l4q,mqi.'Pa..
MOILDITSALILfE
17 AY dr. C0.,-Itoovuu.uum_
je.k. 655Vabd• itreat 4 nextAtooi to tho
oonter or mitt. Pittsburgh. I. . I g:tat:w.f.' 4 914
Law Boors (Daum/ sa hand::
11Mr.nm rev • rsrer
►~► r I :I`
„k READ,I-Bocateratelt tlzas;
711 f o rPf tri a 4 AIn.sq,1301thip,::
--;
GROCERS.
Corner of Tint and Merry , Meets,
• PIT3I3IIIIWII, P.,
ILUIDTACTI7I/313
-Mit l Bl4:
V:. '.:.- 7 , •,., --;...._-_!
AND COMMERCIAL` JOURNAL.
,pittsburgit o)`'lizeffq.
S. RIDDLE & CO.,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS
Publication Office No. 84 Fifth Stree
HORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS, Dena',
CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS UP TO THE
ROUE OF PUBLICATION. •
TERMS:
MOILNINeI EDISION--$6 per annum In fIoITSIOCe
12 erota per meek from carrier.
Evstmco Entnon-43 per WM= In advance, or n
cents per week from carriers.
. .
WEEKLY EDITION — SingIe- «plea, $2 per annum
Firs or more, 51,15; Ten or upwards, SI par antnuu
Invariably lu astral:s,
ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. :1,4, /862.
TEST OF THE ZIOETS.R BOATS
Thirteen.inch Shell Throivs .3 1-2
Miles..The_Eortax_Boat Stands it
Well.-The Experiment a Perfect
Success.
[Special Carnisnoadence of the .1111Sisowl•rseitiocint.)
CAIRO, Feb.
In respect to the efficiency of the ,
m 18 ortar
boats constructed at Et. Louis at tho sug
gestion of General Fremont, there hare been
many doubts in the minds of well meaning
persons, including a nitmber of army and navy
capers. They have been thought clumsy,
insufficient in their bulwarks; incapable. ei
bearing the heavy mortars designed fur them,
and beyond all question incapable ef resisting
the terrible concussion which w o uld attend the
firing of a thirteen-inch shell:
All these opinions and prognostications
hive been overthrown torday by the 'experi
ment made under the itiperititandence of Capt.
Constable; and before a . committee.of- three,
composed of hi mself , Captain Kitty, of the
gunboat Mound City, and Captain Dove,. of.
-the sailboat Lonieville.- • - • ~
3 -Oneef the' mortar boats, No. 85, was taken
in tow this morning by three steam tugs, and
coudeyed itra point a few hundred :yard ' s he
low ,Fort licit , on. the Kentucky shore. The
huge mortar had previously' been placed on
board, and fixed ripen one ROnion's.mor-
Mr carriages in , bed: - Ten or twelve , brithie
thirteen-anek shells Were prepared,filled, how
ever, with,
.wet sand instead of powder, the
object of experiment simply being to as
certain the range of the mortar, and the effect
the firing upon the verb:ma parte of the
boat. The boat was fastened to the shore and
the mortar directed down • the river, which
from that point stretches-away in a •brottil Mid ,
straight sheet of water fire or six miles, to
wards Columbus.
Everythink having been got in readiness,
Captain Constable fired a small charger& four
pounds of powder for the . purpopsof "scaling"
the - Mortar. The first experiment with, a
-Shell then followed, with a charge of eleven
pounds of .powder. When elf vies ready, the
boat was cleared of the company, most of us
retiring to the chtins,•Capt. Constable alone
remaining.:o discharge Simi! gun,. ,Ilmady
re 1 - A deafening concussion, and in an in
slant the huge shell 'was leen mounting in the
air with a magnificent curve,and its terrible
rear gradually diminishing as its distance
Ifrom no raptillyintrensed. may have risen
no•the height of half' a mile; and was almost'
lost to view belorait began to make its de-'
sceriding curve. .
On - it, disappearance our eyes were eagerly
'direpted to the river's level to' Mark its fall:
- It was wonderful to. Wait solong, the seconds
leagtheninroat as it seemed to minutes. The
sqspente WAS relieved, by , the sudden shooting.
tip from the water's linik of a white Column of
sprayfar doirn thelfissiszippl, and, as it was
estimated, two Miles and a half away from
The mortar boat. wair,seareely mired by the
eirdosion - , , and,the mortar carriage rescued':
'but two or three inches. • This was very an
' The second experiment was Made' with 28 - 1
Pounds of powder,.Capt.,Constable again dis
charging the gun. The prss tor t
Some-distance in the rear of the. Vest,
Where I wan Tending, it was not painful, n t
those who remained in the boat
were considerably shocked: The shall rose
beautifully„,mountingenucb higher in the air,
and at the . expiration-
.(Mitenty-nine
and one-half) seconds, struck the water at' n.
estimated distance of three miles. This con
cession showed itself very palpably upon the
boat.
Experiment number three was made with
the full charge of taienty-tAree posed, of pose •
der. The time of the flight of the ball en,
thirty-one seconds, and the distaneethree acd
* half mites. The recoil of the gun carriage
was about two feet, and the effect of the con-
Cession upon the loose wooden work of the'
boat was the same as in the previous shot.
' Experiment number fonegave results sim
ilar to number three, Captain Paulding, of
thianboat tit. Louis, discharging the gun
In ilie place or Captain. Constable. Captain
l'autding describes the' eiincumiliirt Mr 'ftey
;stunning and painful, and thinks it could not
lie endured within the bulwarks of the mortar
boat by any man for more than eight or ten
consecutive shots.
Number' ve wag with but fifteen potinds of
powder, the mortar in this case being elevated
- te more than forty-five dogma. The shell
!was twenty-eight amends in the air, and
, seemed to fall as fat away as any of the pro
'ceding ones, which led to the opinion in the
minds ofthe Committee, that a lighter charge
of powder was quite as sufficient as a twen
ty-three pound charge.
The mortar boats aro about sixty feet long,
and twenty-flveleat.wide,. surrontaled. on a ll
sides by iron-plate bulwarks, six Sr Bevan feet
high. The mortaditsalti Weighs 17,210 lbs.;
be a bore easily admitting a 13-inch shell,
anti from the edge of the -bore to the outer
-rim is 17-inchee. The mortar bed weighi
4;500 pounds, - and from the experiment - of -to
day, is pronounced. , by Captain Cedultabli.lo
be the most admirable mortar carriage yet in
vented. The sbeillllledwitirwet sand weighed
230 pounds, an enormous missile to be hurled
through the air a distance farther than from
the levee to Grand avenue, in your city. Filled
with powder these Shell will weigh 215 pounds,
and eau be thrown "swift/it - a half a mile far..
thor than were those fills .tivith the sand. ;
Say, twenty of. theso.-mortar -drop down to i
within emir reach of -Columbus, and at the!
same time be otit of the s tasit'iof the best rifled/
cannon the relieliteiyhtlitg?A boar—so small,'
indeed, at a distanoesdaTtree and a half or fou r,
miles as scarcely to- be discernible on the cur-;
face of the water. Spy-further thatruich of"
these heats' will fire; trt ti'lhiti low es Chita to,l
four shells' in"hcier.! Thed twenty of them ,
_weal: ditichargo_ eigh ty shell! an hour .with
perfect impunity, and a; this ratarar iinisea4,
orten hours eight Niiadrediii these ti-reifte -:
sites may. be throsetrigtoAhe•rebel. ramp and for_i
titicatione. Can they endure it 1 Pendell:wai l
um would hen Paradise to the place it would
make of Columbus.
' The trial of lelddi deinfiestrateil !that' tit
recoil of the boat was,,altogether lateral, an ct
not perpendieular, as it:was' featrod It wool
be. It also !shows that . the iron bulwarks
render the concussion more severe than it
would be Withilit them; and - that if they!ara
permitted to remain, some plan will:hale!
'bedevistitl by which the gunners ateaoh:dis
charge may get outside of them. Illastratlp
- the effects or the concussion le . the_ eireumr.
stance that the cap of the gunner who disr
ishargesi f the- 152ound 'charge was carried .
away frotiMilkoicr,aad - hei almost taken offs
. - Another ohjeCtien to the hoitr'difstejlereli,
to-day, was itectaustrietion : aft' the.iniw earl.
Stern', ;Unless' towed -very, slowly,. both ;up
and'doift striam:it'ilipited the water consid—
erably., Thaws, bowevar;aire, all . minor ottleti- -
o n . -s,:nd asully.gio,:iid of,: ThelMate will
admirably serft the:: purpose for AihttiCtilifiy:
wore designed?itid - prove-tbe .most. terrible
engines of death:lo . l*Mo epowiy . hiive yot had
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MTS.:l3„.tlian: _ GAZETTE
' Mr. Sommer's ' vsolations.
The important resolutions of Mr. Snuaita;
offered in the Senate no Tuesday, will be .
found below. It will be seen that they were
laid on the table on Mr. &TIMM'S tlaUti* I
This was probably to keep them from being
smothered in the Judiciary Committee—the
tame Committee that voted to keep in
Bumpy. By laying them on the table, they
aro in the power of the Senate to call them up
when in order :
Whereas, Certain States, rightfully belong,
ing to the Union of (ho United States, kayo,
through their respective Governments, wick
edly undertriken to abjure all those duties by
which their4onneetion with the Union was
maintained, to renounce all allegiance to the
Constitution, to levy war upon the National
Government;;and, fur the consummation of
this treason, have unconstitutionally and un
lawfully confederated together, with the de
clared purpose of putting an end, by flirce,,
todhe supremacy of the Constitution within
their respective limits; and tel this eon
ditiori of insurrection, organized by pretended
governmente,vpsaily exists in South Carolina,
Georgia ' Alabama, Mississippi , Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Virginia,;
°inept in Eastern Tennessee and Western
Virginia, anddias been declared by the • Presi-i
dent of the United Slates, in a proclamation"
made in conformity with an act of - Congress,
to exist throughout this territory, with the
exceptions already named; end whereas, the
extensive territory thus usurped by these pre
tended governments and organized into a
hostil e confederacy, belongs to the United
States, as an inseparable part thereof, under
tlia sanctions of the Constitution, to he held
in.trinit for the inhabitants in the present and
future generationsoind is aosernplemly inter- •
linked with the Union that itisiorever 044-
den t thereupon • and'whoreert, the Constitution ,
which is the suiweine law of thodand, cannot
be displaced in, its rightful - operation within
this territory, but must over continue the su
pienie law thereof, notwithstanding the tieing'
of any pretended governments, acting singly'
er in the confederation, in order to put an and
,colts supremacy : Therefore.
, - 'Revolved, That any vote of tweeseiet( 'or
other act by which any State may undertake ,
'• topet an end te the supremacy of the Conati-
tcrtien within itaterritory is inoperative and ,
void against the Constitution, anal when sue- i
tailed by force it becomes a practical andlea-
' rim by the State of all rights under the Con- I
1 stit tion; whilerhe tisashn which it, involves I
still further works instant . forfeiture of all !
',Gioia functions land powers essential to- the I
an loved existence of the State as a body
poi tie, ao that drum that:lime forward:3l3o4
ter iteey falls under the exclusive jurisdiction I,
ofcongress as other territory ; and 'the Stisiel
1;
;. - Ileilig, according to the language of the law, ;
fold de-se, ceases to exist. .
' #isoleed, That any combination of men as-
sinning to netln the place of such State, and
' attempting to 'ensnare or coerce the inhahl-
tants thereof WA le : confederation 'hostile to
, ahri Union, is rebellious, treasonable, add des-
titate of all moral authority;! and .that ; such I
combination is assurpation, incapable of any
cosistitutional existence, and utterly lawless, 1
so hat everything dependant upon it is with- !
on conatitutiOnlilor legal Supped. ••• ,•-::, .1
i goyim!, That the termination of ~State I
wider the Constitution necessarily causes the I
terminationof these peculiar local institutions I
which, having no origin:in 'the. Constitution, 1 ;
orithusenatunill rights which exist independ
ent of the Constitution, are upheld -by the
sole and exclusive authority of the State. - :--
inesideeil,‘ That: shivery being - s• •Peentlar.
lokal institution,! derived: from local laws, ;
Without any origin in the Constitution or in ;
netaral rights, is upheld by-the sole and etx , ; •
elusive authority of the • State, and zausti
,ttierefogr,, cease to exist legally er eonstitat
,itinnally when the gtate'on which iederiebds •
no longer exists ; for the incident cannot "tw
elve the principal'. • ' ' .
Kew/red, That in the exercise of ItiTt3ion.
Rive jurbdtetion Over the territoryeatimpied,
by the States, it is the duty of Congress to see 1
that the supremacy of the Constitution is
Maintained in its es/enlist , prineiplee, so that
oferywhere in thiZ extensive territory slavery
shall cease to extol practically, as it has
ready mated to-exist constitutionally or le
gally.
Revolved, That 'any recagnition of shivery
1 in suet territory, !or any surrender of &laves
' tinder the pretended laws of the extinct
4t.f., by any o:Meer of the United Stales,
ill or military, is a recognition of the pre-
tended governments, to the exclusion of the
jiansdiction of Congress under the Constitu
tion, and is in the nature of aid and comfort
to the rebellion that his been organised.
• Nesofeed, That any such recognition of sla
very or surrender of pretended sieves, beeides
beings recognition of the pretended govern-
Motle, givlngthem aid and comfort, is a de
nisi of the rights : ef persona •who,by the-ex
tinction of the States, bar"; bedews free, So
; that, under the: Constitution, they cannot'
again be enslavedl . .
Resolvent, That allegiance from the inhabi
tant and protectiou from the Government are
corresponding obligations Alepennent, tipea:
each other; so ( hail, while the allegiance of
each
inhabitant of this territory,. without
distinction of color or Masa, is duo to the Mai
;fed States, and cannot in any way-be defeated.
;by the action of any pretended government, or
: by any pretence of property . or . Maim' to eer
vise, the corresponding obligation of pretee
tion is at the sane time due, by the United
' States, to every such inhabitant, without dis
; tinction of color or clam; and it follows. that
inhabitants held as Mayes, whose paramotoli
allegiance is due to the United States, may
justly look to the National Government, for
protection.
Resolped, That the duty directly east upon
,:
Congress by the extinction of. the Stites to re
-1 inforeed by the positive pkihihition of the
Conititution, that "no State shall outer into
any confederation,!' or; "without the enneent
of Congreee, keep troops' Or ships-of-war in
time of peace, Or enter into any agreement or
compact with another State," or "grant, loiters
of marque and reprisal," or"eoin money," or.
"emit hills of credit," or, "without the emi
nent of Congress, thy any duties on imperts or'
exports," all of whleh.have been done by these'
pretended governnients ; and also by, the poei-;
'tire injunction of the Constitution, addressed'
to the nation, that
..h , thit - United States ' shall'
guaranty to every IStato in this Union a re-1
paldietin,form of gOvernineritz" and' that; in'
pursuance of this duty not upen,Congreekinid
further enjoined by pi; constunt.iiid, Congreda;
will assume complete juristlielibrief such vei l
eated territory, where such sanction-Until:Ma 1
and illegal things have been attempted, an
will proceed to establish therein-repobliea
forms of government under ate Catistitution
and in the execution of this trust, will provide ; i
carefully fur the , prolectiodof all the iuhabi-1
tents thereof,, for the security of families, th
organization of labia, the encouragement o
industry, and'the welfare of society, and wil
in every way discharge the duties of a just;
'merciful ;i.sm. au n d e ' r m
pate o rp od, al gtha lay ve the
ro
rnenent.
m8.1.ti... q
oaths table.
r. Dae15,.(1.1.) ofrKy., moved to refer 'theta
.Xt; itte:Coeiunittee' . .fil the Judiciary; • •--
..,„,;
The motion to layi.on the labia prettified--
yeas 21, mays if/. .; - .
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'THIS HARALD% 110A8T0 .A
, Ingto_k correspondput of the:N. ,Y. Wotia
'e
,
I need not 'say to an intelligent piddle th't.
i t
the intitnaoyset influence with: the heeds f'
thin govettutenitihiSh the -- ig e ;.r,, X f !ii - off era
wait s , are al l .. a sham, and a cover for i
clearly established:sympathy' with .t.pe rebel' :
The cover billow torn etY,and its treason m ol t
witheringly rebuked I n the arrest' of Dr.,
.baste, -
its represeutit.lo here, nits SO and'a infect.-
In attempting to practice upon .Jleir: Stahlon.
ttio - terror whiolstis frightened weaker,mmi,
the'ifirahetias made!. thelcreateet 'blunder of
its tretieoriable career ; - , 4 . ' : - .. ' j
• i.
,
, ... - Gets, S tone's Arrest.
. This subjectatill continues to agitate Wash
ington siielety; •4 s.There is yet a mystery about
It which causes a great deal of speculation,
much of it, no doubt, erroneous.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Time says:
It would have beeniar better if the Govern
ment had, weeks ago , relieved , Gen. Stone of
his command, :ea - I. warmly urged in 'the
Amer, on the general ground that his um:fat
ness was destroyed by the loss of public con
fidence in him. This would not have disgraced
Stone, even if he were an innocent man, and
It would have certainly strengthened the Slav
°roman t. What I then said:earl now •be re
peated, that neither the. President nor Gen.
McClellan " can afford " to joss the confidence
of Congress and the country by an adherence
lathe private fortunes of individuals, hoireVer
tI
chivalric such devotion-may appear: - 'nigh
officers dare not trust thdir own feelings when
they represent interests so gigantic as those
~, pivolireil in the safety of the Republic.. .
, The friends of Gen. Stens aver' that ho is
the, victim of persecution.' They chargirthat
:his arrest is procured at the cost of perjury of
-swift witnesses before mstar.ohamber inquisi
tion—witnesses who .have had private griefs
to avenge; and. that, thie will all appear . in
duo time. Let na bors ao, just , becau se per
jury is a less crime thexttreation. .
lYour correspondent' preparet S . ' dispatch',
ast evening, in regard' to.
.Stone's arrest, and
handed it in , at this Telegraph' OMNI,: about .6,
o'clock: At 'a later holm, fearing that thet
Government censor would suppress it., (for it
is a point to suppress everything of peculiar
interest - that sts-wish -to send,) inquiry, was
made, and the fact learned that il c isas lap...
pressed "by erder.'!, 'Year correspondent went,
immediately to the Secretary of State,to Obtain'
leave to send it. Mr-Sewarddid not ems nny .
impropriety in its going, and hed 'pat Silenced'
the telegraph . on, the . subjecindeed he did
not even know that Stone win 'arrested: Ap
plication was beat made at Gen. McClellan',,
headquarters, and• the fact learned• that an
order had gone from that:office not telet any
dispatch be seut announcing the arrest. An
_effort was made to see Gen. McClellan. He
- was sick in bed, with two, physicians, at his .
side, end not in a condition to consider' such
j matter.. It was ascertained, hoviever, that
I Adjutant-General Thomas was the one who
had gone - to Gen. MeClollan: and, 11;3 , repro..
sentations, obtained permission, to embargo,
j the wires. Secretary Stanton was no:tie:night
at his house; but late as it was, now about ten
o'clock—he was foetid at- his office.. :Me ex
-1 preseed mach indignation at findingljtat any
I aubordinato, without, his orders, had meddled
j with the telegraphing.. lie declared : that. he
l had done 'nothing he was ashamed to haie
! kriwu, and that reporters .tnight . aimieunce.
I- Stone's arrest in whatever mode theYplealed:',
; These were "fine.words '!' bit iceeeding to an
old adage, they 'butte red no parsnips," - for
thq request fora note to the telegraph opera- -
tor; conveying the - sentiments he had express
ed; was politely declined. , Anffso,..it _eleven
1 o'clock we up the effort le telegraph and
GeneraAdjutant-erl Thomas ruled thcwires for
I the night. .111 r.Stanton is a progressive man,
however, andehas promieed to "look into" the
censorship tinipapoe, and we hope he will. '
The correepondent of the N. Y. World makes
the following statements :',
. The Cabinet, with the exception of Mr.
Stanton, and 'possibly Mr. Seward,- did. not
kdowlhat it was to occur. It was not a Cab
inet measure. - nix- I can, positively state._
- With a similar number of exceptions, Generat-
McClellan's etaffereen not privy to the intent.
Thole friends of Gen. Stone who to-day, de
clam. that theise charges have ..been_ preferred
hdtors a congressional star chamber, and that
politicians have directly mused,
,his arrest, are
therefore entirely at fault. The deed is Gen.
.311cCiellatt's own doing, perhaps under the or
thre of the !'resident; but it will be observed
at the charges cover the worst suspicions
heretofore thrown Out; and 'hence some assert
that the Genera-in-:chief intends the coming
*burl martial merely as • deference to public
sentiment; that, if fetal 'Mean:ions. exists
ahainst Gen. Stone, such testimony shall. not •
be produced, and that aa honorable acquittal
ii the foregone concluslqh.
Al the same time, it is known that . General
McClellan did not order the Sunday arrest
until after great distress of mind. It is even
asserted that ho wan yesterday in tears over
the defection of his esteemed officerand friend.
For my part, all the enneumentcheumstances
Make me believe that the step taken is open
and . honest. That General. Illtelellan,,jn in
vestigating
the Ball's Bluff awl later matteri,`l
and more recently in obtaining important in
formation from rebel quarters, his been foiced
I i more than a doubt of Stone's loyalty i that
the General-in-Chief has risen, as I have bes.
fore said, above all-personal or 'Professional
fliiiiiderations in the greatnetoe of :his high
fthee ; that the case of the accused is a very
drious one, and that his commander of course
eels grieved and overwhelmed at finding a
irusted • division general betraying and de
feating his plane. Row i s it that the - rchels
fsee, day after oaf, shouted oar countersign
:to us from the opposite Potomac shore? Such
*acts as this may well nerve a coirinie - nder to
the most impartial rigor.. .
! Of course Washington is in a fever •of ex
leiteintad over Gee. Steno's' arrest, which has
!produced, however, a feeling of confidence
Irather than Insecurity. It has' allayed as
limmb of the litter sentiment, atleast;aawas
l!raised by the mismanagement of the. Upper
1: Potomac campaign. We are, it Is said, rap-,
; idly drawing the true,line between 'friends
!and foes. Since Secretary Stanton assumed
bin bureau, all,thlage,, in, fact, ,have .concur
red to atrengthen loyal hives r . '
victory - after
victory, a new, and eareestpoliey, decision 'of
' conduct in high quarters, have, together, 'Unt
couraged the timid and sheered thebneve.
The Nevi , Regtilations.
The New York - //shad was most ferocious
in its denunciations of.the "radieil press" for
its statement of the fitot ;that Mr. STANTOI4
had taken the dihban 'fhb war - intif:hls
own hands. Its denials weremost vehement.
It has now changed its tune. In. a sort of
apologetic way it !pus :
The soniratiouists who hare been circulating;
the rumor that General hicPollan has hien
reduced to the simple command of _the army
of the Potemac,-hare-been taking-advantage;
of the fact that there iilinthiug in , the IaWC
to authorize the, Seiriorf . I !damtiGetierat oP
the army to command the whole army.'Ot thi
. United Stays. This ; command bee hien mi.!
corded. to.tilMeral.doott time' of, ;Mail, ithdf
it --hae, Amen ; aocordß;io General ,Pdetlallini
. lie has .plaelik thatis: te"be
done, but . thera ianotaw la ItaillOrliihini,tel
.command the. whelp arm". That is,:bY:the!
constituUonliud,this - fawn, undarithil - Cont r ot
°roe piipia . eqt - doll the Mar 'lpiparkinent..:.
The troth is,t at t e,couttriand.which
accorded to General fdeatit.t.6idarini
cAligßows administration, of the War DeJ
partment is not accorded to him by.hirt.Srauf
row—. Makin all' them is about We prat
same that. thirst /BLUM beli , . - .141 faelllB t 'etree 4
those' high ' tienormages, but M. i/r4lfTaa,4l4.
fog•for the President and under
. , ,
chi.ses to ' his 'Orders' "direct, instead' of
through General Ideptau.sat.
.
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PRIXTINO 11311-TIIVAISUItir, Noilf.a.....gikeltiliair
Chaso,liektetterto t he Senatellainee.tont-:
~.,.. ..
mittee, 'hates that V. 0 ...1;705.16 irthe' *mount ,
of ascertained, ,naliqiiidated etaitiulfor Mini- '
leg and issuing the Several of Tritianry:
-notes. the whole.appropriatien : le V3 00 ) 00 9.'
..11 . 0 abtoiarenetnitted: the - eentesetccbitts;- ; re-1
.ceipts, etc., made . with f li p Aitiencan--.Badk-
Nem Company for printing_ these notei;'edd
adds that it ha s..bettelreilden,e;end at price,
fifteen per min. - tet! thetritheratesTheretefore
paid for similir'Werhetind:.'do leis i illi4ivilr ..
bas been incurred. :_The coptract wittLiber
904104, i vici;initteAki - loslattiat' Trimurti
Meant Irbo'in7i; lii.44, l etie& ffiit I * ', osfPfkl.
Adept that never id am history of the tureen.,
meat hare ; anyt,:contraets .been awarded with
tariiiingleiests Dreier to .the public interest
than thosein'totteßon,.and he doubts ifiheW
, his lsini'ldiel' , - prtdlecni. , ittiiniiK ..i 2 . 7
gLlL . Akriiiiieie:tii*PAAltiOitain". C.
P. 7 Smith, lately ~if.Pasinialt,liai siothinigtp -
jeated' bt'Alterliienite. ,, . , lie . arill.prob•biy pe,
mmanPltd. TJYrnfideefienele'.filto were mini*
-brillinuileiganitors!,-Tha.)l6ixdnittoik. ,
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The Herald's Correspondents.
The New York /fervid •is rapidly finding
its level. Its accession proclivities have been
covered with too - thin a cloak to . little its
hideous deformity from any loyal eye, lint by
bravado and bluster, and fawninganti
it has endeavored to keep up, its, importanee.
The'firmness of Mr. firsicrom has 'suddenly
cast it down. The lion's skin has-been torn
from . its "shoulders, and the shiverine'donkey
stands eipoied. Sra.tcrosr aqielolted lies;
and the House has now disposed
. Of theChevaz
tier WIKOPP. The New York TriZtme cor-
.•
respondent says:
' Washington, though core with laughter, is
still mirthful over Secretary. Stanton's
squelching of the Herald. That Ives. should
..have' beer' hurried off to Port Mellen:7 while
digesting.the costly and seductive . breakfast
which BOLILIOtt authorized him to give to. Gen.
MoClellan's staff; that he should have been
uncermoniouslyjerked out of the bosoM of
. that military household which was to give
the herald exclusive privileges in the head
quarters of the ardy ; that the favor of Gen.
McClellan should not have been' the least pro
tection to Bennett's • "special representattre"
against Secretary Stanton's iron gauntlet.;
that the unprinciplod paper which had bullied
Pierce's and Buchanan's entire Andnistration.
should, in a moment, beput down : by the in
exorable lawyer--the joke is inexhaustible.
it will furnish Washington with laughter' till
the end, of the war. " '
Poor Ivan I The Chevalier is in as had
'way. He has been . shown the door of the
,White House, the , 'most terrible punishment
for 'Bitch - a puppy. The World's correspon
dent tells the story ' • • •
:Mr. Henri .Wilioff; otherwise known as
Chevalier - Wiketf; has been, it is 'currently
stated in Washingioa, shown the door of the
White Honor'. Tenet:us this party, throtigh,
the good nature of some of the ladies attached,
to our republican'court, hachad 'access to the
White House, and obtained information there.
•not of any great importaace, but which ragu,
tarty .appeared, in the columns of . tie New'
York Herahl. Wikoff's officiousness, endlhe
assumption of intimacy with: certain Well
known leaders in the highest panties' !drat's,-
was such thit it attracted considerable atten
tion, and his antecedent's were inquired into.
His peculiar - rehttions to Finny Elseler,• and;
his escapade with the-heiress, Miss •libunble,,
as ivell• - as hiesubsequent career was finally
'brought to the attention. of Mr. Lincoln, ' who,
as Is reported and believed, promptly ordered
the attpulsion•of tho'Chevalier.from tbeWhite'
House. His occupation at Waahfggton, there-
'fore, is gone,; except as : a tioWlizatherer•foit
the Herald; in which business 'he is a serious
annoyance to the'representatives of the press,
who, ae f) general thing, tire•gentlemen. • ,
,
The, cause of Wisoreu Imprisonment for
contempt, by the House, is for his refusal' to
answer the question,as to how he obtaine'd the
synopsis of the President'e Message, which he
leneto - lhe //eyed before it was delivered to
.
Congress. He Will have a long incarceration;
unless ho purges himself of contempt, as' the
House is in no temper to be bullied by toadies
of the Chevalier Nikon' stamp.
PIAXOB.
vici; Egq, CABII.--Juat reoriaed ;;-",
at aka new Warerooma, No. 43T . • T
?BM simst, FULL,7 OUT. KOSNWOOII
with Top aloulding Carved Banufl; rind
.. lnlarovad Iron Brame," numbs by ono' of tluy bat
'Now York makers, and will,ha sold for
.52 , 4:1,
• . GLIABLOTTC BLURB,
Sole Ag.”t for trialie'm Manna, and PrlnWerafell.-
q 099 ". —7-- P.IXISTOS ; . r 2, 2 a
frl
crah..4l , ÷Onn twantiful Black Walnut 6% octant
•
CHICKERING P,U,170,
• .
fall, Iron Tnnozer, Noir :Araks retttic . ed from' 5 . ..175- Ito
!L", pot ftekbretl and for - male by, • '
JOIIN IL MELLOR. W . 0044 04'04. •
$ 9.
.150.—Two elegant Bowsaw!. G 34 ochre
PIANOS,
•
aIIICB.FMING, - with lull Iron Frame New Ikeln. To,
dueed trona ILWO to *.f.io. Just wetted and fur sale by
tett JOHN ,11. {TOM
QINUING /3041K.0. -
Cythurn, by J. B. WoObbou,-per dur.lls 50
Thu Near Lute 61 . %fo, byj..lVoodbliry do Isr
Tits Asaph:. by le. I..uvroll'ilasm, • do. 50
The.Disoasant by.George.F. Hoot. ~ 50,
Tho &Math (hvrge. noel, do '5O
The, Jubilee; hy , Wlllbuti Doulbtriy, • do . 5 50 ,
The*Chrlntlaitillinstrel:by Alien • 50
1 hillsered Star r hy looonsrd /111unlidl.. do .- 8.50
, ,
•.. uvratild.e.siNGlNG, BPPE& •
The Golden, Wrosth,lootb ed i ilou—per
Tarns Iliry,Thy J. A.'lletee, - 'do'! • 00 .
The Nigtalngelo. (new e • . do a pu
hubbsth School 11011, , . do —I 20
The Golden Chain, tor Sabbath ikhools;do 1 50
All tho slave for ado In quardlttris or.slogly by..
jOIIN 11. MELLOI4 No. at-wood .c.,
Jan - • betiresm Diamond alley and Fourth et. ,
'" IBOOKS.
emu) P.
" OGY.A.PII6,' . PtiBLIVIED
16:Q111 - 11101.01:1RAPLII0 •'NECIATIVPS :FROM
•Bith.PrS:SATIONA).:PORT.ILAIP 0/LILLERY.
Portrsito :throe: Ws bootie:McClellan, Anderson,.
Preston', Hallett. Banktt Butler, %Mnter, - Ststure.`
ijard;litt all 'the leading military characters of the
di:: • Portraits of the. President end I.4qe Presidout,
the mothball of the Cabinet, duroner.. Holt, vomit;
and other prondoeht statesmen. portialtrrot Mono.
lealat, - Prteerett; tiootier.• Bryant,.
fleinuet Mrs. lirtlitting, ilri , .Bigooruey.and other
tOlehratect. authors.. Also, Mt. end , hint RoOglitst
the Longfellow t , glildreti. • llliss Alchingv, Midis (Boob.
man; tilesitiokloy; with many other Sinll.lilltphutre.
grOphs, iodating copiesolcelebratseit leslothrgia,PlA
rewired and for ado by DAVIS,
- NV. wood
111110'1U Y • TITCOME'S'NE W BOOK.
Lisswis IN rarx.
• A.Perkei of familbir Kenya, by Town! Incorin,
'author of "Gold to i ottug
"Bluer ILL IO -, •.1 •
GUN CO U N TR Y AND TILE CUIIKCII;" Ly Iter•
K:LAIKW Goilaw- , 311 rents.
Fier tale by, E.I3. DANIEL 93.1Y00d ewe:.
rrt latir 1_ WITCOAII
tii.a>"tht••• Lo4tuia ui•ToiiNeti•o r ti,t •
Gilbert'. Career.
Jae KAY A CO., t.ii:NYoO,A street..
.71115CELL.CVE0LIS verans.
JOH CALDTCAZ
:CIALLWELL BRO.,- .4.1 i Fi R.llBll- ,
vV tad AND ?LUAU to MANILLA, lINDIP
COTTON CORDAGN, OAKUM, TAIL PITCIM
IN Atirt•oti4, TARPAULINS. MIRAvIeIIaIIT
A ND, DRILLINGS; Se., No. Di M &lei tool
ftflintiit rule, PittalositlL ' • atulsitY
,
NG successor to 'Cart,
Vright & Tsang, No.' ST Weed 'trent, vonwt
Of • Diamond alley, dealer In all Mods of CUTLERY,
RAZORN,,IIIP,UItd, UNTO L YENS, KNITAS;I3O/8.
PORN, GUNS, &e: A tuu....rertuumt of the
oboe° goode tone:tautly oit hand. : .
-AC/WON' ,• TOWNSEND, 'Po
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'BUY, LARD, , KCISS .A.ND nuntr,zo,UK.:Ar4l4l
rourtlamiroet.•neu . . '
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prinVAL
w. no XICHME7I lUD
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ILLINOIS MTN 77 , ..,, k'•
WISOONSLN STATS WA; lOWA AT/ flu
NEITIVON I , STATNir
wurgiiierg4 stgazlrAnsi x..r.STAIDW•;____
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end other lkeenlyfrair a ro w h i rdototia IJ , " t. LOSSInk," -
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-The perfection ottb Ineetfmab e'pye : 2,n9h....4"7:11'6.71. . ""... * "44hhithe eteded e."""jr"....b°7 u ''' -- : --- hviiim 'all t
Is saksolnir to- nsankliid.s Withoutd g the unravel. witt, tito,,,,omoottoi adsaintArsol-Use mug
nindklonl strtuum of opium, the Amer f., awry on both efileerforsning sn+lddiruz Chalaatt the midst
Psniced ON= an Ihn maim. goatlike bribee - aido-ia 041.14if•ffIWPrikor NW I H I P BO 4 In lbws.
fa cum or shicuirog.'botoz; 11 C3141q CADettana ni. ZllOll4 OM MOM dura.in . 1 . 14 16 / b en. , wadOslst.
abSoSar Psieni M.Mus. /S sOillrnlinsn'pLlS And - We gfh fang lasenetAnnt ld 4AsS mr
irrititlisu %Soy ontolkidrnl spoinnan sKtins,,,,,d to sew ordinary stuns, stitch, teem. he MI, tishr. , ,
posidd pm:Wilma or par, sow sand, Without OM- bind and tuck, all on the Iliad Tfidiktipi 11041111131pe
1,121(46.11141, 6 01st:thefts; or headarteLl Tidgee admit - It far thine lkftift
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cd
, tieluedpeir, ma , ireeti 4n m .
-rsnored los/ c.ld SY VS'S /X SANOS,`Nidii: Sc.* lk-wr Sllllkess,aestiosAss *Woos
111 ltiaton atteet, - Nensi Inuit. - ,-, -,4 1 ,_,...
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aigt,el itAii;hit4ii, ' ..lll;'its'iieigiti:iliote
hL excluelre atteilthiar to- •tholtedit*l lad harikelt
'treitment'orehnsaleDbetieitaerpechWY tbOtpithe,
Unite,:Bowel:Rosh:ft: Ptlite , .zoaatleattaa., Klatch*:
Moun t Felling of thellovreh StriCtunt'Ohltil
t h loeiatuwatheilktweli 'He •iin Al* Stint the taci-'
cue Chronic Itleeasee of the Womb.. Woe% BAdkr,
ac. Itierockata areattbektotioogahOba Hoy" *box'
be may be ice* sad consulted hums o'clock a. tn. to.:
3 o'clockp.lts.'datly-.• - PatlontiNt they denim It, *llk
hervoltati siej.pect, of the:city:7., .:-',lalo:auctr
LXVöT f/
l'""italijrCA
IAWS Irr
L I F4iNkr,t. ' ,AGA/NST
NAN KTINTIRE INS imomm
ittilirtirla n ot A Nl MU l 49; l k!Nflq,"
Channel !nett ? near
of hinuary let, 18" sabß,7d
ettreeahly to in act of Assembly; -hohe • •
Finn Mortgagee, amply vecured—..
Beal Lama, (l re . N 01.11108,314 neat Temporary Loamy lief ample Culleteng
Stocks,(preeent emairierntiTy7j cost." ' ., ..8 0 4 9 6110'
Notes and Btly ltealvahlo batik-:. . •
MAW
YO
2,40,1:161'68'-
MT The only profits trent
Company eon divideby lavr e are 11.mn lidos tWilleat •
have teen determined.
immune., mule on eveiy.deeeelpUon of
In town and ti-y;it Mains lovas aro t,.,.
with eocorily.
Since their iniotparittiOn;• alerted of thbtryetee. •
they have paid lovemby.dre tomi amoiatt earneediaz, ,.
Pow. Million, qr A:4km thereby elfardini Otideidojt
of the adiantagee orb:muzzles, af value IMO
ty and . diepaltion to meet with pee
alt
•
• -• ' "
Lemon paid during the star 1858 ............81ekei110.5t- '
tuatoroist- ' '-- '-'••' --j C'4 4
Chutes N". Bendier, • ..-hear Le% . -,
.. Mordecai D.. Loot., 'lscoh'il. Sailik -"
Totriai Wagner, Edward .0:: Mileit -'-' 1-,
!Ovid S. Brown, Coo. W. Blet
,ituda; ,. : ,
Simnel Grant, • George' raked ..;,..:‘ , 4i -,
QUARLES .11,AhliNLE,Raieweeig,' .
1
EDWARD 0. DALE, Yin Awiteleae. 4 "`"=•
Wm. A. Seest.,',Entrateili pro kwi. -,,
..• - ;
=U.,
J. OARBNER °WAIN. 4Pag'
.. mlik 2 OM. Northeast roe: Wand 111 Thidaele.Te,,l
till.k..E 'i.NSURA.NCLik4tY 11111 /WA,
.v ANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE .00MPANT0
OP PHIL AliELPiliA. on BUILDINGS, Unaltatheie • •
'perpetual, MERCIIANDLikI, YU - REITER/I, icy lit ~-.
. town °Truantry. °Mos no. MS Walnut. street:: i •
.
°Ames, TASI° i Allmon, 1308,508 8 1 -4 Teltait ' '
Pinit'Mortgage on Improved City Roper- - ' ''
ty, worth double the em0tint......„.-.4INSAIO 011 4
Ground rent, Ant data; . • ..
.....,.... r , ;In 50
Penns. B. U. ilo.•ii O par Tent. Mortgage • - ' I- - ,'
Loan. *MOO,' met.. -.'...... ' _.' , r4oPP op,:
City ini Philiidelphle, II par vni. ,11 4wn..... " -•.1 10 .0 1 : 1 0_,,,,,,,
~,,,,"Xi
~.,
, Alleghany,ritaints 6 rot Pe re *ea- faxio, 4,............,r,„.,
Collateral. bonds, well incuredi.. ', .:«,.- ' '.voiir 1. ,
'Thatiiingiliin' and = Broad , . Top' 1111orintatr,'I ,;,; ,
• Railroad - Chinipany, nvoriiksejoarce., -4,090 SOL..
Pennsylvania Railroad ,Mo.kieltar r k-.--. • 4 . ( Mil Or, ' "
Stork of Jklience'/Fithiel IneturanrWOo.,- •24,360 01/ - ''.
Stock iirCounty' Fire invininwe Aki,.. .'.....„i 1
• ~0ige00,4 , ,")..,
Stack .r Delman* It. B. Insawancti 0ti.,...„; ~,7010 OS' -:•,,
Commercial Bank - d 0, ........,.....,.... V
5,135 01 , '
Merhaula' Bank do " ".'• ''' .•......•.::..- ,=. 1,012 60 14 . •
Uniun M. Insurance Co.'s-1iarip,............... liel Po,
Bina Reivivaldo, business pap0r............. 4 1 . 6,07. 18 ..
Ilook Arcounte,aoaritt4 lilieteltj'elo ..«,..4 • ti,91612.,
Cloth on.hand and in hands or elminte-i--. ,PAO*,
--.....-..
• , ~ • • - CLEM. TINI3LET,
. ., .„,,..
. ; • , railicro u:
Cl.& Tingley', • ' . ,'IL •L. Garton, . -..
leintwel"Blephazo, , - .
,I
Z. LoWup, •
Win. 11. Thompson,' 'llobt. Toland, 4 • : :
Robert Steen, . • ,r, °balk legend, ,
Silvio/irk Bruno, Pred'k. 1.111.10,' . -
Wm. 111 lunar, ' •,. Jacoh r. Linnets&
O. titeveneon,., =0
" ; U. 13 ..W001v. - .: •
Iraqi. W. Tingley, - ' Snub Beirark- i. l
Jelin it. Worrell, - JIB. 8. Woodward, :
elarshaii Hill, John Shook Pittali'gh, - '
D. XI INIIIMAIL:Ereeeta4.4
• • J. G.. LIJYYIN. drat.
Third and Wood street.
toy f Nortliiitet corner
WAS . 11 .NSURANUE..- , OIAII - "A.•.:::.i
olz. PITTS/11140U. • •••-
.
E. DI • •
•
P. M. GOKDON, &Ivrea.* :•-•+ •
. 01110 e, N. 92, Water street„ . &pang 1
Name, PI tieborgO: - • • ,
Win lierunietyeaet .alC,kinda
. of sire
Riiks. A House luntiastimi; nuagov. bly
ore rxlt Amelia the. easuoinifq,_ A. on!
A.;;:
ititoda,. Py.pronaptoota awd dit.erdd to didtidtatio air
el/erecter erbkh Repulse
.eaeraa, u . s
Oferas. Aria/
**era» a thoN ls. erOo, chare Aar be Parnel. ,
0 0TonNit 314 / 8591`
OtP.ck :
2,00 . 067
°lnca Portatord • •:; 200 00 Upra '••'
Accuoutd, 7,80:1 PO. C+66 „
.....
. ii 4.35 1,
Wpm tom Noted - - • ....27,606 14
liritetelind Bine iThae 0uuted.....4.;..:.........”4.1470 411
DIRIXT4IIII
Andrew .Ackle7.
Aloximidir Rpeosi , l%
David .R. Lon •
Rea.s 'ph - ."-
Jollo R. ELNALoo.
.
•
Miller. Jr.,
James McAuley, •
Nathaniel Mimes,
Alm, Khaki;
Georgie Dante,-
William IL Smith,
,o. W. Itkketaiu." .
. • .
VIRE. ALAILLNE-- AND
.I.NLAAND
BUICANCE.—IHSUSA:NCS 00L/PAST' tlY u
HUSTLE AIISSICAYPIRLADELP/11/4
.117 9 °Vito asscat7.
:t• Airrouß47c - 071 - 41ct.nand
ry, .
TEISmAn PLATT, , , ' , I 4
INSURANCE , CO. OF . THE STATE
Oh' PF-YNNYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA
" hicoltorated• l79l -o , Plbd, 1200,000.
rePruar, 1.1559..—...„.,--.441;906 CO
• HENRY II.'SHERRERD, Prafidet.,
• WILLIAYII4AXPERaircreIary.-
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE GO.
inovrp.rmod
Afty 1,
.
U. uuwrixasoN....
into. C. Ai.LTN; Setrein t i. - •• -
tor lemma. In the above old and e1i:4141,
ping eon bo Obtaloitt by artAitla:lllLO •:
P: JONIA 49,1,
It.ter siioet, itagular. Buudingi•
7riiiiri.EN'S INSUItANCEVOMI•ANI.
rk, or rims/swum , oak*, Mg. , ' ilarke g' l64 '
Tinter atrrets, second floor. •
; .-
-
hAMUEL REA, Wkl. BAGA - LRY, - Proihrow .t. o
fiermeary t- •
'mares iiiiiansboata and cameo- • .. ..
Imams alist. lose amldiunsiya li . the di , kpitiiin
of the fienthern' and Western I Mears. hakes . .A. 01
harem, sal the navigation of the tker. . .
bemires egahost lose and damages by tie: ,' ' ..--
Wm. Dagaloy,l . 14.,. ilf; Mee. '' '
Six Park; - Jr:, ' • - Jahn.llhl ...
W, G.. 1 oh 'letup, Jas. M. ,
13. P. Juini,- '' " ' 'S. ' ''' ,'•., -
Beek, Ohms ; . ' - ~, J.. 041 .r • • .
Ifou. T. 11. Howe, Jelin 13: - Dilenst1i,' " '",
Barclay Prieto.. . .1 .. Moles ILiftic,..-1,-,:i
14 111 LADELPIILI. b'lliE 4ND,Lting:
1
..EL "INSITSANCS COMPiii.NY;No:ll4PCbsilig ON
opposite the:thretom 1i0n,.... f - - ... • - -
• Will m
°Vit
allo], 1P40,100--Aeira," siikimi:p
idp, - , p
-
ake Unclear elitist tp ...,,
ii
or limited, on every description of YAP' - M isr ,
chanelse, at reasonable raker vf :prized iun;... ~,-,, :
R O DIUMP;.KING,Pnastet.-
E.B4CKBuntrie,, ti..i.ida„,,.- 11. W..HALbWIN .
.- .-
. onaitnrava s
lt.'W
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. „h.e.ro ::r:L''is it. MiegarPs
• T'' , .. ...'.',.`,
.‘J-431: lOUPFAN N AMA, •
Third and Wood muesli:
Bayed, • •
E. R. Cope,
EL- teirliehi
P.• a. Bovery"
, A LLEGILENY LN,SUBANOI4,.
r . ANY OF rITTBI
1.0 .
011. coefiooo7rutt,
*.et r ,neddi '''
• bletirtd licantt en UP& FIK• and 2!'P'
,f , zsieo sorras,
JOIIN'D. ItoCORD, Nat
Q0.4.0ai: tiZAIT, trttsieiallgirsC
nirkscr •
Blinn
pea k
es GW. alroxi,
Jamoethe;
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at.
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•
Y. ahr=
Goor,to Black, .
C. W.. Batch.,
Alexander Bridlii; — :
dolor &Ott;
thuntiollleClurbur, , -
,
dimeußbushalb, • •
CharierArbuthnot,'
William Carr,
Ittbert 11..11artley; •
WHEELER. & ,WILSVIC,B
SeiVing IVlaChinea;
NO. 27 1171 TH 13T1=1, P1212121.121i01k,
!vriiiiiiatri*Lsen . •