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ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
are.
QOILAR. OIL:WORKS COMPANY, ow
pENNEIn l yktuA., Office, St. Streeti - i
Asa die Midge: , Baratd sell - CA RBON. OILS on
commistlan—cash orAlma. CRIME OILS, of iB do-
suiptions, ranted, Addceia J. WRANEE,
Sicrelary and Tieitakit;.,-1 n2,16:13m
a; a. LINDS.re
B. — LICKIETTB6" CO. ~(uccesscers to
• &II h Liggett,) Jhotra: Yin ma '4Oll. Conan..
mos MEACHAM'S,' for the soh of GRAIN, EINEDS,
CHEESE, PHODIJOZ, da.„ l .lim. 75 Water and 92
Proof street*, Plttiburob, - my 6
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NffoIiKELVY & GREG GENERA.Pao7
AIL arca Comigusztor' HEILIMASITS for FLOUR,.
GRAIN. BACON, de., No. 257 Liberty. area, Pitts,
'AJWILSW NUCILL.IIII...—.w.. ' :*IWLISIXII MEWL?.
MJJ.LACKEOWN & LINIIART, nova
~ Ann gram Yarrow, Pitonnes iio
nn Coxnstinr
Itaxe for the sale of Flottr,_Graln, Pork, DAM
con, Lard,- 'Batter, . - ligge, Cheies, Bagni, Tallow,'
Grease, ;feathers, Potatoes, ,Pot and ,Pearl Aetna,
13aberatno, Masted and Lard One, Dried ' and Orton
'lrrniu, Ilniotliy, Clover,,Ftax Bad Grass Beech.
L; :-.'gosh advances made on Conalgrntnta. - . - .
JO! aay • No. Tift Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
F-4-$471/1-oamius
_ , sior somrazaiiiv-,mrs6tores.6:l-wholo
ale dealer In WESTERN RESERVE OIINESE,
BUTTER, LAUD, PORK, BACON, FLOUR, 11813,
POT AND . PEARL MUMS, seLlopi
LARD 01:4S, DIIDID IT end
N0ie . .141 andl43 oßritreet;
Plttabrugh. _ - Oa
WS. ' —.Arm sasraau:
/IDLE' Jr, SHEPARD, CommssioN Melt
-NJ onus and, dealers' in FLOUR, OU&IN &ND
• PRODAJOD, '443 Mindy: street, Pi/tea:ugly Pa.
Choice Wands of Floor for Baker. and Family ma
and
on Land. Piitie n laar ,attention: paid to
doing °MM. for llerthindlia • .nerall octlidly
14111.011i , -.VAN . 4101WER, PROMOS AND
1 .2.! exixsitestos Msucughs, Ogler tri PLODS, NUT
TED, D 1100.318, SEEDS, LAND, Ong-St; PORK,
MEND AND GREEN FR ITS and 3 .:isducii m
angy. Liberalosh tiltwoosi =Mk ob isiosigtinunits.
Wsrebutuut. No. IbrAliootid street. Pittsburgh.
j V.,714i3Y.A. y4.IOOIIWARDING AND
• 'Co •Os ' Menc iu s ?, for the sale of FLOUR.
• Bapos, LARD,. MUTTER,--EGGS, ;and
We6t4 " 1.1 0" genePglYi No.IIU IMMTUSIBLD
'•:''' . STlPEElroaarser;or;-Pinst,Pittattrgh;Ps.: •
mod consignments solicited-, Jo 2L lyd
4i4AIII.ES* 3 , 14ZER, - Einivregnuict - AND
boutserom Minctulst;for Mai Sale Of qrs.() UR,
OEM BACON.LAMD,•BU TTER, SEEDS, DRIED
inlipp, and, Produce generally, No. lt, _Market st..,
calnenallrstrPlttaburgb.
CHOItAKFR _ LANG - CoanaisloN
artOCE
' ONLOUV-13MAIN,' PRODUCE, ar.e.,%1i0. 21b9
Liberty etreet, Pittebargh, Pa. eeinlry
LI ULLA-L . 4 DAWDLE, successor to J o.
111111'0 111 Soo No. ISII Liberty etreet, Pi
burgh, G1.31E84,11 Pal/DUCE. GILOCEICY A ND
C0.11.11.113310N 11.LKIICHADiT.
I Consignments .reiportfully oollolled.-- • le•Likdiy
U. WHITZ-... wain.
lATHITE 711RIYIELEW, FORWARDING
' ~A Al.iro- C oloaastox Ntrrk.nairis arta dealers in
paovisioNs AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, No.
Riborty street, Pittsburgh. P. my2T
iA , „ SOHO I Mi t I.loll2assioN•Dixecaver,
r destles In: liß ITDS MU/ ItEFLIirD VAILIIQN
OILS,attA.6B,II2O2ii.NAIL9, 'etc.; No. Miberty
emuAx- it gaits, DAVID IeCAXDLUSs
ma. A. .COM6r; j hpoclsl Partriet.
311113Alig successors to
'it CL dloio Ideaus.knoi, WIIGLESALE GEO
CPAS; control Wood nod Wats:greats, Pittsburgh,
11.1011111 Wert . • • • VOISIT.
L • IL VOIGT - & - W4miccessorto L fa;
.- end, PRODUCE - AND COMMISSION diEIL
-011ANT5,247 Ltherryitrect,PlMsburgh, Pa.
.1011111 I. Eollllf..
JOHN -1. HOUSE - A§L; CO: ; WHOLESALIS
Gun AriiCommainioi 3lssceasis, corner Of
1 abal:l and:Wrier stmete, , Pitteburgti; Pa. 177 ,E
iiI.PUERMAN STEW,O4I; Waour.
.E 1 ems - GSM LICII A.llO 'Colauunos bizacmurs, NO.
107 Wootatreet, Pittsburgh; •
.1.-WW-AsalCi..-bl. a. stowir.:.iat:_ciAxpataici!-
IIritOWNEKIRKPATRI,OK4.WsoLs-
Jur sth.--o...cciti iu FLOUR AND
Itris.ll. riALTJ Li*ty surf" Fll.sriusgD
:"11 . !VANN• mutt
moat • =Alirs. t• • mate at it DE•
STUD ettrXttli 'OILS, bro. 69 and ' 0 Mater lam;
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SIMON 'JO - Dauxii.m.rtrax . "
iiND CHEMICALS; iTlLVtriaalti
TAXCY 600111; 1113111111(6YLIILII,01143, FAM
ILY MEDICIN6B, Atrictly logl4
. - 417,sibielt be afters stlowest PriceiL - Consfr,BEnitb.
Add asni niarlisserests, pittaloirgin.
Prescriptions carefully eotopounded-atkil hears. '
rota!: do CQ.
nors ternatat ifniqifinnewstmet Pt . WilTril
IXAD - ANVLITICEEqi, pingaiof Wood Aril NO
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An priers trill evreire worupt' attrition. =
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rlircin,lallsy;,Pittsbargh.
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beici4=si coiiieOroxuihi Gr.
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'T law. N 0.133 roarib line r eyed.=
- above Smlttiflold, Pittabasgbi • myL7:dlf
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%.J.',Uotrisirixdt At Li* ttssrenttmxt to taunt
W. yQILDINBB bq 12r1llanlond street, next
&or Peterix . , Clitutett.l - - • - raylcstly
• • 0 4 12 4 . Ec t ATTOBSWIAtisio,
I L% sk.isavoitrtb-4ter,-I,Thiersavoy, nap%
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- sum • lursmvx.-95BESIg, 7LO , MIi- f 1 U. Bd.
Cox. '/lll2Trat, • LavisED oui„ -.rout :AND J
Fran - AMP. SEEDS, - WIALIK,D/CLUDtrialre
m cp ro mu.ge...23,-JualissuAtaamilly-Rmai J
always on - band. -- Agent6;o 467 4 l s Wr Nadia= A
Cko.'s celebrated Palmated Para Starch. Nos. 116 1
Second and; aS flow sta., barroom Waal sad , Smith
sad, piu.brugh "- • • ; 4P 2,31 '
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IIfiEESE VrAREHOUS4.-IrE.NEY
1 1.111. COLLlNlNlNniarlibig sad Commbedon
.chantlia4 l dealer. „in-CLIEtb.E,' •BUTTEIL; LAN
man and 4 Prca 346 5e. 13 .04 .v .zqq:._2•L.Wotrdirthxt:
above Wail..7lll6Rrith.:-...,., .
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70111fiGN AND DOMESTIC pat (MIA
go. 94 W,004 street, third bauje itlovf.Diazmond
Pittabargb.. , aplttel.
I SL sitooes6Or •DI
U • Borettfield Jr Oa. Wholesale sad Weil D•Alere
to STAPLII AND SANDY .Darifoops, North..
. tad camera Toorth and Wirket street.. , • • sedi
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Not. IT end 29 SmlttiSeld Strict,
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Jsl9:ly4 PITTSBURGH, PA.
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H. KIRK.PATRICK CO
Wirousaux Gnocr.u, COXIMIIIOX Bflawn.lNTs
mak Duclis touirtar Paooves; No. 25.3 Liberty
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.ITTLE TEBIOBLE, WantaaLs
1../ aocctui 1.1 , 11)-COIXIMON IthutciD,/tre s beaten
In PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, mass,
COTTON.- YARNS, ArKt..:Pktaborgh manufa r etures
irmweaUfrTP2Betota itreet, Pittebar h._ ,
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CITA-NTS, Jobberi In N. 0. SUGARS and MOLASSES,
REVISED SWANS and BYRUPB,-ITLOIIS, BA
CON, NICE,•CIIKESE, SEEDS, die., No. E 53 Liberty
street, Pittsburgb. noltly
P. DZINZII... R1Tgig........41P/1. D. 1111111 ii.
REYMER 'Sr, , BROTHERS, enecessors
to Reymer d Anderson, Wbolesali dealers In•
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, AND SPICES, CON
FECTIONERY,SUGAUS,-VIRN WORKS, de.l Noe.
126 and ItrWood street, above FlRh, Plttalsorgh,
Pr-
T_TEAD & METZGAR, GRoosas :AND
11 : 13 "mna i ng bbFgelt..al.:and -deakes ht ail
.4.11101.94 Mitirra2 Pitontres Amu Prt - rassraou Ataisu.
racrtruzs, Kr,. 249 Liberty street, opposite head of
Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa. aptly
ROUT. 11021.802,
JMNIAL b. MOISIMuII.
ROBISOI 00., viva Ow-
Mr/11, COMMISSION idiacnazatt and dealers to
all kinds of'PROVIBIONII, PRODUCE, and Pitts
burgh munufacturni, No. 2t5 LUrerty street, Pitt.-
burgh. mpl
JJ. AiII.KAGII, , zukalaitir aotmic,
• COUYIRSION MIHCBANT and dealer in FLOUR,
GRAIN, PISODCCiii AND PLtOVVitONS, No; RTd
Liberty street; opposite ILand, pittstrargh, P.
SturLit.eral elatillareS tuado on cocieignments:
mtilWlyss •
LIEU. urn; Waot.Eastm DEALER
N„ATn GROCERIES, MANILLA ROPE, OA-EXIII,
OILS, PITCH and Plttaburghruanufasturod ankle;
No. 141 Water areal, above the Monongahela Bridge,
Pit tabargh, Pa.
wawa r. DM-MU
OBBRT -DATZ6EL., A" 'CO., Wu cgs:-
sAui iGamuts, boninsgtos row Fenwahrolo
cucu.urrs, and daslerg In PRODUCE and Plttbr_
burgh rusuoisames, Plttaburgh.
araar aawtoa.
I.A.AIREILT 4'SHIPTON, WHOLESALE
GEOCZIS, Peapack Diatom sad Comatataqi
4laaciauxes,-N0..6 Sixth atreet, Pittabaigh, Pa.
n014:ly
JOU.' IfLIAOII.
WATT & WILSON, Wriou.sa.r. GEO
-0/411, COWII/241.031 MILIICIUST*; ,bd &Mem in
Produce urd'Pittaburgh manufacture., ti0..158 Lib
erty sheet, Pittsburgh.: : ' u2g
I SAO A ICKE - Wriormast R
1
GitoCum, Coitalsatos and dealer. in
PRODUCE, Do. SIU Water street, sell tiS Front street,
Plush
OLO.DIJAVOKTU ...... Montt B. DILWORTH.
DILWORTH SL CO., WHOLEI&LB
J• Sanwa, Noe. ISO and 133 Second strcot, near
lanttadleld. Pittslntrah •
,00l
..
A - 011N FLO .IY&CO.; WitoLssiz.' GRo
u cuts ash Coaututuos MIALTUNTS, No. 172 Wobd
Auld ;:22 Liberty Won, Mtn - burgh. jeld
WILLIAM lIAGALE 1'; Watn..sseta
Guess, Nos. 18 and DJ Wood street, Pitts
burgh, P►. kW:BU'
ALLIA I4.
" 'DER— KING, WaoLE.l.aix
Gitocsg., Imt.ottet of tons Asa, No. 273 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, P. mhti
.11Ialart.1.04CTURERS.
ANIEL Ifk.NNETT : 1,40Ni Kurt:-
rthilyaxas s Or WIIITE'STOFE CHINA AM)
4.3:EAM COLORED .WARE. •
aUremcli WASMIn.i sr .No. 74 risr•ni
Smarr, Prnssugan, Na. ' mhls:lo4w
W. S. 515CL15T0511..........J. M5Y5111.1.1..........Ji. P. HAW:
MACKINTOSH O ,- REIIIPMLILL el.),
47. E. corner Pike and °'Bars streets, near the City
Water Works, Pittsburgh, Pa., Manufacturers of
ALICEINTOSII -AND ILEXPAILL'BI/IPIII.IVED
'PATENT DSCILLATING'ISTEAM ENGINES AND
ELIDE VALVES, of all sires and beet myle.
Ilaviog put - up. nischinet7 ottsrgecapscity sad, of,
the bmi wears prepared to Mt' heavy. Joie
bing, and' solicit' work In this line, trusting that bg
promptness, and the, character Of our work, to merit
pubill patronage. ,
We inviteopecial attention to our, BALANCED,
VALVE OSCILLATINU ENGINES, as combining
advantages heretofore nuattained this. clearef
Engines. ' , ' j4ll:lj,r
1111°1 As MOORE, MANIIPACTURES, OF
IN ALL 'mum or coma-bib:
'TILLED PUKE, 11.714 WHISKY- lad FAMILY'
VINEGAII, , Noa. 199, - 111, 133 sod 195 Vint street,.
between Serdthtield L and Grant streets, Pittaborate.
* Prhatenreters solicited. Mahan market price,:
paid far Yak.
Iroatl3oll and all other polaonotul Ingredients,
earetelly atrantod, by a promaa nes and improved.
0012
10'610341it6t111ikON - er:oo.,
vo • •
• Corner of rind end Liberty Warts,
' ' 'PITTSBURGH,
eirreeirittariel of
etrmiou erzex ariu=s, laacummor
121EV.Lialibi414 .511: WATER DIT.,
Pittelmrgb, nsanuradurer asIBOILER RIVEN,
WROUGLITSPIKIDS, 00.11111011 AHD RAILROAD,
of emerry description. • • - -
10rParticular sized or gaped SPIKES and RIV
ETS, Large or-email, made to order at short notice.
A rood 'assortment cionetantte no hand. mstOse•
J. a. T. PL0MTT......... 7, caarasz.L.
...xcELsion GLASS WGIIKS.,
7 .
EW,OLYZalalst/IGM Dthduirii;l•
%META. 11-wTot-Threiroomor
or Pirdcrittabargh. Pa. • .s.lyd .
IVELLS,' 11.1111/LE & W. , ICo. 215
`,Liboay. stnrs, %Talk, • 8 zth.• Pittsburgh,
Imulittiseterers of.SY HU% LASIIES
MP
lllVentli. orety desk.riptiou L.P.lllllllt, BRA I DKIEt
• ,
Arderaooibcitndbom the ttado, erfd goods prtmipt
shipteS ma per histniettom.
' . . , DIEJr7IB2IZr
rpEE'fli EXTRACTED. WITHOUT
2.. a. PAIN,. RIC TEIE . USg OF AR APPARATUS
WiIfERRBY hit! DRUtitIeitUALVANICHATTIditii
ARE :USED. •
1 Medical gentlemen mid their families have had
their Mettles= byly p ro cess, and o fre t rairto.
raVirVitiel!lituiZe . t c satt l yrie n nio "l ns in i Mrestad i
• leserting the contrary, having no knowledge of my
rocas.
kir ARTIFICIAL TEETII Inserted In every gyie t
and charges very Low ; wnrranted In all mem so 6..1
gle Lest Ludwig.
N. Milltat' Dimlizt3i : ilinii
„ tinebi.e.
to sa • . . , DER T ure, Oonnelly's
4e,r Bultding, corner.of Diamond and...O O MM OtX,lltill
',llgreculata—Di. A. r: - Pollock , Dr. HallOck,
I%eodore Bobbins, Damn Erma. ruy3:dly
,1 BOOKSELLERS, tfc.
IZ' Arac steltints zi "STA
AA. trams, nn Wood street, next door to the
cdrner of Third. Pittsburgh,. Pa. 84400 L , end
LAW BOOKS constantly on hand: ' '
IVAL JUlitiel'UN & GU, biTATios-
IF I Duna Ilooz litgacimostruu, AIM Joa
Paurrixts, N0.,67 W • • • ofiet,;Plitanster. .130 '
!qv ; • = MISS AND • STA-
Ai . noun. Nu. 'IS irOtatb streert,l4l.. . 1 6 . 1 •
TRIefIXIXGS, tj c.
uSEPH MANE, !pawn' Is Taw
at.
■um, Masson:main Juno &maw Goon, Ne.l7
Market greet, 14:talmrch. . &pl.
LIATON, MAC S 1.14 OW,,Ri4uuusts .
Setrannoo4, V1L40044 yog.
t? 1111111th Meet, PittabarilL .
RI &11. - ENT4.04.46*,0711. - -
W , ,• 00........ r.-
lI.LLOI:WARA.
tikeTsT NOM. 80110191101012 1111
for money ; • ...ts
; I'a:toucan brains LOMIII - thrensfs ag,soppei
- ;on formable tuna.
Those siring to Inver their Money to good ad.
vantage, cm airrayollfse.thr and IleCOnd flaw mar
'at ary aloe, for mar.
All cum mmlcatkrna us.taterrieve atrial* noon-
Gipte, Grant wee*, mparita
. Calbretral. jel:dbf
ARRW'rEcrviidiN
'TAMES M. BALM, Into assistant to
EP Chasios =WIT MAW.
INGS A NU I VIMINfIniB Sot .I kinds of
Buiddinp, and superlinends their einctlon on reason.
: - ,,0919e• Andievoit ina
'Nahum , streets, Allegben Cif.l9
'../
.;• • i;o Eli,k i :.
V .. S -4 4
4Z 3
.i'i ln.:_-
•sr' e. 7
•.4'l....lißarbera' and
, I sl3 l r l in
.Qns'briaT Bowi-t-•:::R
(.2
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•
`f44l-I:‘4 tik 34 i t = 4 : . ‘' . ..4 ili :
' tle.kr:4i*.4‘? l'.
, .:,..^4....„..fr.e.,
AMR* 13001 KS:
ROOM 1 'BOOKS i
J.Plifedlesl toss di Ileietri - city,—Glassott
- ; • Rocreadons ofA Cofintry.Paroon;
• Queens of oiety; 1 -
Spare Roam by J. Gniortbilf. lki ,
lion, - Wozoon sod Hooks; by L.' fisuiSt
Titcototh.Boolco;
i
A Good Nes by G. Bede; .
Possostal IL sy of,Lord paces; •
,Lifo afar P p 81"htey: ,
Gongs in Mao ' Keys-0. W. Holm*
, Poems; by Rose Terry; ,
Liberty and dise . es7—, Bledsoe;
Lecture. on.ApoWnso—Butkst •
Life and Bpoecnec of bougLss; .., .
Mato p dell Religion; etc., etc.
. mbn l4. L. READ, 78 Foosib street
riptIRES MIN BOOKS.-111E CITY
OF THE SAINTS. arid Across the Rocky Moan.
Islas to Cs 11,y Richard F. Burton, author
of Lake Regions of Africa. .
MILL ON REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT.
TUN LAST OPi THEIMORTIMEIIB. A story to
Two Voices, by alb author of Margaret MultisulL
Jest received exid for sale by
• • myl2 j E.B DAVIS, &a Wood 04
.13UKTON'SI CYCLOPEDIA OF WtT
AND 11113MDU, ooistiduing choice land charac
teristic selectlialrom th e grub:mita the molt ..
Immt humorists ( America, Ireland, Eicotlaird and
11Aglauri; illustratod with twenty-four portraits on
Meta and several ;hundred wood engravitipL Edits!'
hiWilliam N. Ildrten. • In 2 soh; '. • • •
- - 0712 1 NAY A. CO.. ss Wood at. .
.- _ Ait T Lwi o rs , ICTIONARY OF
P •AMELLIOAMS3IB—A glomaau of word' and
- plariaednvitnaly rigarded an peculiar to Ainerica. fly
John .Rumoll Ilartiatt.
Jc. CO., 65 !OM erect.
M=D:U=
OII3CELtaI-VEO US canDs.
A:
; 1 - wEo l4 3itii ,
A
Corner Pro# end Cotenuro• Bu, 80/timers,
General Commission llerebantit & Agents
DUPONT'S
,yriliiTO WDi D. AND SAVIITT /USE
lbeosiva on cobalgrunent , all kinds of! WESTERN'
PRODUCE; and Snake arleances thereon. ,
P. S.—Baikal track hi front of Warehouse.
Buns to - '• L .
William H. Smith & Ca r
Miller.. itickotstni," —'
•,... fieorgti..W.timith & Co., Pittsburgh,
-Spencer. Garnird i ;
Culp & Sheparil; , . •- • .
Merchants' Bank,
-. B r.Y e ; r 9P 2 ii , POP.
is,OONS, CONMIBBIOI4
ALL Wholaudd Dealer's In MACE,
EHEL, SALMON, SHAD; HSIIINEG, CODFISH,
sltc., No. 146 NoOtt Wharves, between Dace and Arch
streets, P
3000 barntia .61aiss Wacksrel—large, and medium
else Kos; 11 an i d il l k l i n is ipported packages.
ul a do barrola ill nlray ° ldesw iihasi. B"l4"n.
..41MI do s No Herring,
Consisting of d &trent brands,. Labrador. Matins,
Bay of la6nd asid'Enstport, ic. ,
&WU boxes Scald and Nd. 1 Smoked Herrings,
1.50(1 gun:stalls George's aini Grands Dank Codfish,
Which we now !oder at the lownt mush prices, sod
solipil a dl beftire;baying4
MURPHY & KOONS.
146iNorth Wharves,
XEW CARPETS,I
Oil CloOts, &c.,
M I O# LLU M ' S,
• I ;
aro. Fourth Street,
/
e t h
, pall i tmto . i 4 ttle tat s , e
t a i d ot yr i z t t : =o r :
YOB CASII-7 del2
FUKNITUtZE
C&NkAWD WOOD CHAIRS
i
ET=
WHOLESALS 1,11 RETAIL ,
JAS. W. WOODWELL,
97 and 99 Third 4met, oppoelis M. TAlmondson S 0.3.,
and 111 Fourth strtiL mhlo
DATENT, OCT. 8, 1861
Dithridee's Patent
OVAL LA?4P CHIMiCIES
M.n tared at
XX FLINT GLASS
Thew allmtd , t are lutended'for lb.
Oat Shims, +hie beating a ll yang
the glais squall , dues not expos* it I
crackles,•
11. D. D i rIIBIDGEi ..
_
Fort its GiLess Minim
..
, .
.. . • ,d'asblogtott street;
607. i .: ttstathargh, Pi
WAGONS; - FOR RALFit/ ERN
, , 0ut44.4
FAilli 'WAGONS, OIL WA GONS sod SPRING
WAUGNV. GOVEN&S'S CARTS AND COAL
OARTS;-TINDI3B WHEELS, CANAL, GARDEN
ER'S, BRICK AND STOUR . MASON'S IVIIENL
CIA ILROWS, all made of Gm beat dry timber; oleo all
kind. of repairing attended to boot,
Apply to
IttalT. RAM jiNaome Maims,
Mau( rodon4 Meat Station, Allegbeily.
U,LCA N FORGE.
. •
.. ,
Elantif.dauers
STEAlliOit BRAtTB, CHANJC , PISTON lIODB,
. Piyhtem JAKE., WHISTS,i LOOOIIOTIVE
AND OA/1 AXLES, ANCHORS,
And al Elude et Nosy/ ParEini•
!nit P-EIIO6SVILLZ..eIost Pittabargti,
L
ARNSTRAL,' lurownat AND
1..4 IraAL's in the met seloct bnuolitot MINI UM;
'HAVANA MMUS, and el:kind. of bhIREINO
AND eIIEW/Nli TOBACCO, :INURE. FANO,
MEER/WHAM _WINES, TUBE/lido., Ac., in gnsa
i.rfrin UNDER. Tll} RT. (MAHLER lIDTEL.
flit burgh Da.
N ti Tarts .applied on liberal terms.
IxTW. YOUNGr otiboessor to Cart
y .''fright d YbpnE, fro.n7 Wixml aimed, toinet
of Diamond allay,:deakr In all kinds of OUT ILDRY,
RAZORS; intim, RDVOLVELE, KNIV ES, HUI&
30114 GUN ti,""itc.i am, A bugs oanatoitnt of Um
abcna goods maistakdi on hand. " .
TAGIEBON TOWNSOND, PoiL r.
PACtitill Diazzu BACON, D 1112,1)
2111K2,,LA11D, MESS AND HUMP POUR, No. 12
Wourtliolreot, ncar Mon , Pittsburgh
•P. I HALL , psusß Ix WALL
-...1.....,.80m0nii,.&c:(Nt07.11tp0il Street,
ill -IL • '. E. . ' 00D, tit,
I,li/r Dealer la BONN 13, MT% fiThAW,TBIIII-
~1114i0B,.and merallv : .
• BOOTX D,BHOES
_ OIDI • 131iLL,.MAxinisicruituat of
to BOOTS. AND 8110N3 of wilt . 6aacilpf ion, No.
94 Bmltbliald strost, ['MAW b Pa. adJ.Ldly,
SON - 4:00., WHOLE
yr. suis mio EICTiIIIIIII n- BOOTS, 8110Z$,
an.. owner Iroor ono Wood Mods, Tlttaboroh.
aLBLOTTE• BLUME, ' , GNOMISH,.
inure Dttu,u If' PIANO.I/011TE43, sod Im
jotter of Jim& and Haab* *mammas ta. Sale agent
air Ow HAMMING' PIANOS, also for lIALLET.
DAVIS A VO.'S,DOSTOII• PIANOS, Irlth sad vial,
.otit dlolean Attaeluasat; 140.61 Flab Wad.
"AMBER & DEALuns
•p • Neve lerratrastrte, see sole
,soeats ter stsidways celebrated YIANUS, Ho. 63
'Nigh street, Fi übnrfb.. lora
. U .. I. ALOR, DBALIIR II WO;
ilistantou, Ora, No. in Word Wed, between
6, ..irtb duo 11i4w4v1 altar. PlUAborrh. A. •
- FAH.
"
woo, No. 86
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(Opp3sltVOolo'nnislis Bar. vat 041)
Stirkly I ; t LIZGIUIrt CM. •
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PITTSI3URGII
'COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1862.
11112= 1 311
Baltimore,
UEDUCRD rWCES,
W. P. PORFER & 00.,
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LIMO' 40
~SI"~JOld.~ B.
• WlrLri IfIII,VIT, • • _.
,
• Prrrastwas.
':"5 . - I 1 .
,p Ittsburgit k;azettcc
S. RIDDLE tfc CO .,
EDITORS AND PSOARIETORS,
Publication Office No. 84 . i Fifth Street.
HORNING AND EVENING EHITIONI3, DAILY,
CONTAINING THS LATEST NEWS OP TO THE
HOLM OP PUBLICATION. • :
TEAMS:
Iloavisa Enimoa—SO per annum In islvanre or
12 cents par week from curlers. , •
Bunion EDITION-53 per annum In advance, or
cent.. per week from =dors.
WCeaLT F ! DlTlON—hagie condom, Ea ine a nnu m ;
Five or more, 51,15; Ten or opernals, II par annum,
Invariably in advance. •
ADVEUTISING AT KrASONABLE RATES.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3
Thane Near Richmond
The enemy has taken the initiative, and
has attacked McCtettsp near Richmond, and
harbeen repulied.
On Saturday the attempt was commenced,
and atlret with success, Casey's Division
giving way. lielutzoltuan's corps came up
and turned the fortune of the day in our fsi
• The next day, Suudey, the enemy renewed
the attack, but was agitha repulsed, This it,
tho substance of all . we have at this present
writing;
It is probable that it the enemy intends to
fight at all at Richmond, ho will resist any
nearer approach. Or he may be evacuating,
and tikes thin ruothod'of enabling his forces
to make good their retreat.
Mr. O'Neill, or the Chronicle, whe has
lately visited the army nays that Gen. Casey
occupied the advance, on the right of Die left
wing. Ho had three 4, brigades, teal/ding
three regiments from this neighborhood; to
wit: the Bth, Col.' Ifowell, the Ind - , Colenel
Wilson, and the 1011 , , Col. Lehman: '
Don. Conch's division lay next in rear of
Gan. Casey. In his diVision is the 102 d, Col.
Rowley, the Bld, Rol.' Rippey, and the 82d,
Col. Williams,all reornited mainly.frem this
Tegton.
In Ileintzeiman's corps is the 43a, Colohel
Hays, and some oomp►nies recruited in this
city and - neighborhood, all of which were
probably in the fight. Of course, there is
great anxiety here to know the result.
Important Letter from New Orleans
--What a Southern Man and Slave.
holder Thinks.
The following copy of a letter from a mer
chant of New Orleani to a bnsintas friend in
this city gives, in its, few linos, a better idea
of the past sufferings, the present uncertain
ties, and the hopes for' the future of the mer
chants of New Orleans than anything we have
yet seen. It may be well to add that the wri
ter himself is a large slaveholder:
Now Onixass, May 15,4862.
GENTLEMEN :—Ws have now passed aerisis
in political affairs in this city. Most of the,
trueUnioniste and patriots have been viotime,
have suffered in property and business, and
still more in feeling, under the mast ,Tindie.
Live persecution. Our city is destitute Of
everything. It is useless to c.rpect amithing 14.
a cafe banisters, or pc-canal enfety. in arty I.'l of
the stare State., coins the whole country it hod
by. Inifitary occupancy aitzl by military potter.
One third of our population west be erpeltell
from the country and their places supplied by
Sortbern co/Quist, ft will take years to sub
doe the proud despots, 'and overthrowlinallY
the social tyranny which hal always raled
absolutely wherever slavery exists.
I have lived hare forty years. I know
almost every one and something of every
thing that is going 0n... I think there will be
a fine opening for commerce here. New Or
leans will inevitably become a greater centre
of businees In faturoilian heretofore • e • •
My property is lying idle. I am making
nothing by my business, and am losing -the
revenue of ordinary times. • * • • • •
-Our currency is - useless for ill business purl
pore!. We hope General Butler will compel
our banks to resume specie payment noon s01:1;
scatter the Confederate trash to the winds:
rat, there most be a strict military
eocu nee of this wholo country fur years t
the population must bachanged, and slavery!
be abolished before peace and safety can be.
established in any part of this country. Thos
old pirates and buccaneers hare only been
driven ashore from the gulf by steam power
on the Boa. They hive vastly multiplied in
numbers and increased in villainly by the
change."
The Copeland 'slave Case
J. hi. Doan, on Friday 'morning, concluded
,
his argument In'the esio,of Wm. Cupolated,
claimed as shedsis idere . , and Chief Justice
Dunlap toads known the deelsion of the Court
not to issuctbe writ of babel, corpus prayed
for.
The principal, polits, made In tbo opinion,
which was quite long, were , that during sixty
years no
,doubts.had - heerr raised as to the
right of a claimant te'take hls.alave from the
District until now; that although the Consti
tution mentioned only the mead a filgitive
slave escaping from one 'State to.inother, yet
from the necessity'of tho.case, and the Injus
tice of making a distinction between the Dis
trict and a Stet°, fromlthe legislation of Cm
grass conferring conferring powor. in the promises, on.
the ,Circuit Court in ,Washington troll%
the opinions of the Supreme Court in tiigg
agt. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
In favor of the constitutional* of rho eat of
1713, the Court ',mild hold the clause of the
sirticlo of the Constitution in relation to (ne
t vo slaves applicable to this District, as well
as that other ,clause in relation to. fugitives
from justice. The 06Urt said it cOuld 'not
have been intended dint this District should
be a safe resort both for slaves and criminals.
A writ 9f error to the Supreme Court, from the
decision, will b., Sled gut.
• Property ott the High Sena.. -
Senator Ye-menden hitroduced a bill, on Fri
-431,1n the Senate, providing that any person
not being en owner, who shall, on' the-high
scae,,willfully and roryuptly vast away, barn,
or otherwise destroy. tiny I which belong
mid to any citisen, of the United States, shall,
oh being convicted, be punished by a flee not
•eaceeding ten thousand dollars, and imprison
ment not excoedleg tea year ; and If any par
sed destroy any vessel on the sea, of which he
the owner, In part or whole, with Intott to
Pfliadivo soy , potion that boa underwritten
any policy of ininrano• thereon, or any mer
chant wbo loss Solidi therein, shall, on convio
.t4n, be similarly:fined and imprisoned.
The lily thili . case, as It now stands, le
plinlsbablo with death, and some of the dis
trict attorneys have been obliged to abandon
this prosecution bicause the severity of the
punishment ronderod It improbable that aeon
iletlon could be obtained.
I •
• The pleat. of , a New Regulation;
he departure on Friday morning of Dr.
Back, a oofond lawyr, of Boston, who has
boon lecturing idinaitangain, was attended
with Clinician. Thiinificers of the company
refasixf to permit him t 0 enter the cars unless
he procared 'tirades. ta the amount of $l,OOO
that he was not a sue& being
the regulations of'the'anintiny:
The aid of denstma. Samna! and Pomeroy
was obtained, but their asmsmaces that Roe
was I freo inegre. were 'declared of no stall, on
the ground tltat k Wag violent Abolitionist',
it was fair to:prosume they would not ,hesi
tam iis assisting a: fogitir• to escape. Pr:
Bloak vas finally proimnid military pan
i° o3 6 "TIX 644.100,; which. tha railroad
• 1 -• •1, a it 1;-.
'‘•ft 4 :;• l ,
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Operations of Commodore Faint.
fiat's Fleet.
[Extract from a private letter from an officer on
board the U. S. Gunboat 11-uwna.]
U. S. GUNBOAT WINONA, Mississippi River
Friday, May 2, by order of the Flag Officer
we started'up the river along with the Brook
lyn and th 6 gunboats Beitits and Itasca. A
little above the city we Bair earthworks, with
a number of guns mounted, on bcith aides of
the river. They had been abandoned on the
approach of our vessels. -We came to anchor
for the night offa plantation, where we bought
chickens and eggs.
Scanrady, May 3.—We got under way and
followed the Brooklyn up the river.' All
along both banks there was a BUCC9B.IIiOII of
fine plantations, most of them growing sugar.
The people were all gathered on the levecsand
in the porches to gaze at us as we passed—
and well they might, for so stately and for
midable a vessel as the Brooklyn bad never
liaised that way before. It was like a gala
day to na. The country was culivated like a
garden, and much more ppuloue than I had
been led to suppose from anything I bad ever
road of it.
Either there had never been each a univer
sal rush to arms as has been represented, or
they considered a large home guardnecesrary,
fur we saw able bodied men enough to make
quite'an army in the course of the day. There
were no manifestations of ilileding °bemired on
the port of the inhabitant,, and we eow no se-
C4lllOll flags flying. On the other hand ladies
wooed their handkerchief,. to us, and once the
stars and stripes were ehown. Of course wo
responded moat heartily to the demonstrations.
At nightfall we came to anchor near the river
bank as before.
Sunday, May L—We got under way early in
the morning and proceeded up the Stream
again. 4o we were starting, a man came aff
in a boat and advised us to sheer off a point
we were approaching, as the water was
shoal there. We kept steadily on all day,
steering against the
full
current. The
river is' anusitally full at this time, and a
small additional rise would carry it over. the
levees. The latter are about five feat high. on
an average, and all along inside between them
and the plantation fences there is a road on
which, as we passed up deriver, we could: see
the tops of carriages, and the beads of men
on horseback bobbing up aid , down is they
rode. . .
We passed, in the coarse of the day, Don
aldsonville and Plaquemine, small places on
the tight bank of. the river. It being Sunday
the negroes as well as the whites were' path
ered in groups Oen the banks, gazing at us.
There were po demonstrations of any kind
exceptak one plantationp in front of L whieb,
on the levee, there was a young,woman wav
ing a secession flag and 'gesticulating in a
most theatrical manner. She wee surround
ed by a group Of Degrees shouting lustily. It
wee an amusing scene, and caused a hearty
laugh among us. At night we came to an
chor eight miles below Baton Rouge. Our
boats ware sent ashore and obtained supplies
of ehiCkans and eggs. The planter seemed to
be quite L reasonable man, and told us that
askew isms had ridden obey the riser adrieiny all
she planters to destroy their crops he had refused
to destroi his.
Monday, May s_—We passed Baton Rouge
in the morning without stopping. The whole
firer opposite the place was filled with float
ing cotton, which had been scattered on the
water eoident/y , to make a show. It was said
that nine thousand balei had been destroyed
the day before. After padsing the town, bow
eveY,.we saw liUle more floating cotton during
the day. We had beard of batteries at Baton
Rouge, but saw nothing of them.
As we went on, the plantations became more
scattered and seemed newer. The greater
ndmbei were devoted to'the culture of cotton,
instead of sugar, as below. The country
grew higher, too, and there were some high
bluffs. We anchored at night on a lonely
beach of the ricer.
T4eaduy, May fl.—Sept . up on the river till
night, seeing nothing worth recording except
the burning of cotton slung the river banks
and greater quantities of it floating down the
...We,came, tAtancherat nighr off a large
cotton plantation, the overseer of which said
be bad that day- burned seven hundred bales
of cotton by order of the owner. • - Ile was very
unreasonable, and refused to sell anything 'to
Wednesday, May 7.—lt was found that the
Sciota's engine had given out, and that our
coal was giving out. It was thereupon deci
ded to turn back the Brooklyn, taking the
&iota in tow. Early in the afternoon we met
the Oneida coming up., After. a parley she
turned back also, and we kept on till, toward
nightfall, we met more of our gunboats coming
up, when we all came to anchor:
Before starting down, in the .morning a
.small boat with four or five men, from above,
came alongside the Brooklyn. They stated
that Fort Pillow was being evacuated ; that a
great battle was daily, expected at Corinth ;
that there was • rumor of a great battle at
Yorktown, in which McClellan had;leen de
feated, with the lose of forty thousalid men—
the confederates losing thirty thotutand, and
their two Generals, Lee and Johnson.
We heard 'also of a number of formidable
iron-clad* at Memphis.
Thursday, May B.—We have beet taking in
coal from the Brooklyn, which is to drop down
to Baton Rouge, while we go up the river with
the Oneida and other gunboats. I ;will send
this back by the Brooklyn, hoping that 'Amity
soon reach you.
General Butler Getting Sarcastic
ft was rebel impudence, in the enperlative
degree, for the Mayor and Alderman of N'ait
°thane to extend, as they did, an invitation,
toFrench men-of-war to aceept of the free
dom the city ; but Butler gave them , ato
'iland for an Oliver in the following obaraeter
listio letter:
To ;he ifayor and gelltieMalt of the City Co tp-
cif of New Ortrone:
In the report of your official action, pah
lished in the Br. of the 16th instant, I find.
the following extraCted,renolutions, with the
action of part of your body thereon—vie
Tho following preamble and resolution,
loitered by Mr. Stith, were read:twice and
adopted. The rule!' being ..su ; spolided, they
Pere, on motion, sent to the Assistant, Eh:4rd
—l7Oas—hlessra.DoLabarre, Forestall, INA:
ins, Rodin; and.Stith--6'
I Whereas ' lt has come to - thp knovatedge
this Counc il that, fur 000 drat timein the his
tory of this city, a largo fleet of the navy of
France is about to visit New Orleanof
which fleet, the Calinet, now in our port, is
the pionotthig COnaoll, bearing in grateful
remembrance the many ties,,of,amity and good
feeling tish lelf uuite the people of this city with
those of France, to whose paternal protection
llew Orleans owes ita,foundation ;and early
prosperity, and to whom itle especially vats,-
for the jealousy with which, in the cession
o the State, it guarantied' all the, rights of
property, peradn, and religious freedom otits
citizaus,
, .
Be it resolved, The freedom and imapitailties
oi the city. of ]law Orleansise tendered,thronah
-the coMmander. of: the Catinet, to the Branch
naval Scot 'during:lts sojourn in Mit port; and .
;that a committowel See of this Connell beittp:
'ptiluted; with the MayOr; to taiga each tender •
and inch Other 'arrangements apmay beneals
mazy/to-give' effect to the saute. • ' •
Masers: Stitltand Forestall were apointed
on the committee nientionedin the f oregoing
resolution: • '
This le milneult, as well to ithe Uni
tad States, : as- to the friendly: and ; Powerful
flatten . tOirards. WhostroOlcors• erected.
Tile oiler of the. freedom' of captured. city
by; the'eaptlves would, Marit . leatars patent for
ittnovelty; wore there not doubts of its use ,
ruiners as an invention. The.. tender . of. its'
hoipitailtied by',* 0066: meat, to
Sea duties 404 pottery regulations only 'are,
entrusted, Isoireply an invitation to; the
,ctila
boat* or hospital. The United 'States cia
..thdritlepare the only ones here - capable" of.
deaSing,with amitable'or-nnoirdeablatiations;'
and wildsee. to It that such 'acts of courtesy or
initial/ince are 'attended to sinraimad., Pelmet
oft be Emperor of Fenno° co shall tietif,f7tOe_
national usidiiianal and hareditary feelings
of grateful remembranee witit.wOlcO the
'tad hitatea Goireininarkand. people aPnreelitet
the early 'aid of Fiance, and har.mapy abbe of
frietlly.regard, Alma ntampArnatty 7 ..--nation-
Al and, fittinglretiaiiiiil.;
The the - , City Councilin th4: i lio;'
"Ifinl4(ll.4:roiiied,:•Reveictfuutr,
llrransilliajor-bleniCotamunding;
Wl:mina:good. - Bo,isriheriot
tittcinito the eslab3oll4 otboq4ol," •
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GAZETTE -
VOLII
LETTER FROM COLUMBUS
[From Onr ow. Correspondent.)
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Miy 20, 1802
Columbus is a beautiful city. i It should be
so, the Capital of a noble State; Some parts
of it are decidedly rural, while 'others' are ut
terly denuded of every green thing. Being
as level as a house floor, it is, "cif course, div
ided into squares, by streets Crossing each
other at right angles. The public buildi ngsd
are nothing short of magnificieht. The elee
mosynary institutions are beautifully located,
and do great credit to the State.!The streets of
the citruse wide and straight, and, just now,
very dusty. I begin to incline t'o the opposite
side of a question, of which I have 'often ar
gued the affirmative ; and to think that some
thing sensiblocan be uttered is favor of nar
row streets, paved with boulders, aid of an
atmosphere whose dartling brightness is mod
ified clouds of smoke snore or less dense.
Yes,. instead of the broad, sunny etreetsof
Columbus,macadamized with white lime
stone, afording,no shady eldb ; and the air
filled with pulverised lime stone, that has no
respect for black coats ; and of the painfully
white walls and side walks ; give me Pitts
burgh, whose high walls and parrow streets
give shade to the walkers dn hoth aides, whose
'side walks and bUildings present no particular
color, I suggest no particular thought, and
whose outdoor light, instead of being oppres
sively brilliant, hoe rather a "dim, religious,"
gentleness imparted to it by the ever present
canopy of smoke. •
The site of the capitai was ;designated in
1802, ten years after the admission of the
State: The region was then; eovered with
magnificent fruits. - The' first buildings were
erected, and the capital waif intended to be on
the. West bank of the Mete, called Franklin-.
ton. But a liberal and lueratiie 'policy of
land owners drew attention to the . present
much.superior Site. There are some eplendid
stores in Columbus; but I should not sup
pose, from the appearance of things, that the.
place had a very extensive trade- I have
been here two days, and though the city is
Ittll'ef strangers, and a great ,war eicitement
was prevailing, I have not beard a single
news b oy's cry in the street. Whether they
are restrained by law or by modesty, or
whether they are ashamed at Asking five cents
a piece, for their papers ; they are certainly
an exceedingly, quiet set of dealers, compared
with those that make Fifth. street hideous
every afternoon-
Applying, to-day, to the propor authority
for a permit to visit the prisoners at Catnp
Chase, I was told that owing to the departure
of troops, and the inauguration of a new
guard, passes were not given for this day.
do I did not go to the camp. . I saw, ycster
day, grates company of prisoners marched
from the cars in the direction' of thO camp.
They were very clever looking men, and well
dressed, though without the slightest regard
to uniform, and but little to military in their
costume. One might suppose them to be a
company of citizens. A few, presumed to be
officers, had a considerable strut and swell in
their movements. Bram 1200, to 1500 of the
same sort are - confined at the camp. I think
the former petting of cavil, 14- the sympa
thisers, has been intermitted.' But from the
animus of one or two of the city papers, and
from conversations heard about the hotel, I
should judge that there are some here yet
whose sympathies with the rebellion are in
exact proportion to their antipathies to the
governthent. Whieh-is the cause and which
the effect it is needless to inquire.
Ali day to-day squads and companies of
men have been arrivieg in answer to the
,GOv
ernor's call published yeeterdar; IThis
promptitude is astonishing and gratifying.,
The - response shows that the free people halo
no idea of wearines- in , well-deing, an'd' that
they are determined to support the govern
ment against the impudent :usurpation at
tempted by Southern demagegues. Still, I
cannot but deem this general call for'troops
an unfortunate measure, producing cianeces
easy alarm at home, and calealated_to impair
our recent prestige abroad, It looks a little
like calling out' the militia to protect the
army. A sober second thonght,l apprehend,
will show the inutility of sending these groan
and fresh levies to Washington: •
To-day, at noon, the Assembly adjourned,
having transacted much business and done it
well; I having enjoyed a v.errplearant season
of social fellowship. Old friends mit who
had not mat before since theirlYouthial days.
I met with some whom mote than . thirty
years of toil and'eare, since-we last met, had,
not so changed as to prevent immediate rec
ognition. New acquaintaneos . and friendships
were formed to sweeten the deelining.driys of
life. The church may be proud of its Assem
bly. Its spirituality did not seem to be the
less glowing because it was patriotic; nor did.
its piety appear to be put in itieyanat when'
it lifted up its voice for the highest style of
civilization. Its, religion. is not defiled ,by
content with itspolitics, for they constitute •
part of It, ago(' Paula. The Assembly's re
ligion was not so etherial as to be unpracti
cal, nor its polities so base as to be, expelled
from decent society. " J. F. 11.
Reftigees from Southern Violence.
The river banks above here, Ore lined with
fogitiree and refugees from the; tercel of
douthern despotism. noodled' and hundreds
of people hail our ascending and descending
boats with handkerehlefs and other signals of
distress, but no boat ever-lands. Numbers
finally find their way into our lines at Hick
man and Osceola. ,Their stories 'can be. an
ticipated, as they,,nre nearly all to the same
tenor. The conscript:law Is attempted_ to be
enforced. - Theie - who have, long bold out
against the army are now finally pushed into,
ranks 1r compelled to fly their homes. • The
rowdies and roughs of the country ore reign- -
lag unchecked. The rights of - property are.
'altogether ignored. The' whole country is
filled with, want and fear. ' '
Tho Confederated have brought themselves
into,* desperate plight. Food will. be scarce
for the next year,. Already the stock of . corn
and meat is exhausted, :rke cattier are dying
by hundreds along the river banke for. want of
forage. The. extraordinar y high - stage of wa
ter has stepped the growth of grass, and there .
is no surplus of tom. We‘witnessed' a - Union
family and their few effects taltetCon board of
One of our steamers yesterday, opposite One-.
for.enaigmtion to Illinois whet" the eat.'
tie and horses were, so much reduced tut to be
foe weak to walk.on hoard. Thili isdescribed
to be. thistato of things for hundreds of Mlles.
They say, moreover, that if the go v ernment
and people of the orth do not take - compos
don upon them there will be actu al famine odd
storeation.
• Thli is the state of the rebelliOn. The
army of the South bac Belied everything. It
is at thapeint of death, and is loathed by a
large population. A 'peep into Dixie, by 'o
Mississippi river, discloses the most sickening
and wretched condition. The Cotifedereey
only awaits another blow.to finish it and con
sign lt to oblivion. Let us net stand on tee
U1n146 . 014111011i . In dispatching this :hideous
monster froth the facti.of our country.--Ce,r.
Colonel .Kenly not Dead...Ese . ipti
'company E, of the Eirst • Dirtiyinna
itegiment.
We learn from a letter received heie yester
day morning; that the whole of Company Es
Capt. Edward Gillingham, of the Flea Diray4
land Regiment, have escaped, having bean on •
picket duty at Linden. Etation,
frcim Brent RoYaL., They fell back; joining
Geary and 'arrived safe at Biennial Junction:
• The other (00061'41 the company are
Thirry Gillingham and John. Baker.. A. let
ter from Lieut. Baker; from:Manassas, given
this - gratifying information, togetkor with
thereat that 001.'11M - 11j vno t deed; but' is .
with • Lieut.-Col.- Danshine ' Adjutant . Tart,
and Lieuttkaillinghato and Dalton; of Com
paltY 0, prisoners in the hando • alb. enemy.'
Col. Henley ; is badly bat. not: dangerously.
wounded. This. Information' ,Was brought by
s'ilruninter.boY, who. was taken prisoner, and
lifter reaching 'Brant• Royal with the other.
prisonerii, succeeded in Making his cusps', owl
reaching Minimal aurietion4 a
frail the privataiiliceesuliplidytith
,one of the
nags the Ditityland.Regimentittuit itithough
some nt the wounded may have loentilled
the bight of the engegementii 'that ilia? the
ilgbt was over he.saw theta, flomlits.place;4l.
concealment, removing ;the, Union' wounded.
YAM the field, and marching beck bur. prison.,;
Ors . to Front die claime:tniolvosboke ,
iivalryman a fter the 'fight,iitait Over,-
seised hi s horse and mob b n asosipeovitk
trolert;••••Bitti447oi , s*,4 ..
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LXXV---NO. 169.
[From t 1 Atlaptic lirtMll4 eirTaupj -
Whittier"s Neat Peeni...Astvea at
' the Capitol.,.
~ L 3101.11105 Of SLAVLiIT Is TILE br.filfCf Or COVOXEA.
When that I saw our tanner •are
Above the nation's council bull,
I heard beneath Ita marble wall
The clanking fetter. of the alave I
In the foul market place I stood, • -
And saw the Chriatian mother sold,
And childhood with its locks of, gold,
Itine-eynd and fsir with &sob blood:
shat my eyes and held ray hreath.
And, smothering dorm the wrath and shwas
That sot my tiorthern blood aflame,
Stood silent—hitero to speak aita death.
Beside me liloomint the prison-cell '
Where waited ontrin slow decline
For tittering simple fronts of mine,
And loving freedom all. too well.
The ang that floated from the dome
Flapped IIICI:LICO la the morniug air;
1 swhl;Ti tierlited stranger, niter.
The batman broker made him hate&
,
Fur crime au virtue ; Goan anilSword
And Law their threefoh4 eunlien gave:
And to the quarry of the slue
Went. hawrklag with oar eymbol-blrd, •
On the oppressor's side was power;
And yet I know that every wrong
I.lw:rover old, however strong,
lent waited God's orenging boor.
I knew that truth would cruel,
Somehow, eramtimo, the end would be;
Yet isear.ly dared I hopo to eon
Thu triumph with my mortal eye.
But note fete it I In the son
A from flag floats from yonder dome,
And at the nation'. hearth nod bootie
joatimi long delayed In done.
Not as VO hoped irrodm of prayer,
Tho meaaago of deliverance comas,
•
•Bat heralded by roll of drum
On waves of battla•tronblol •ir !
'Midst soundi that muldon and appall,
The wogs ibat Bethlehem's ebepherd'a knew t
The harp of David melting through-
Tbe demon-agonies of Saul • " •
.
4. Not as an hoped; but g lut ssa? . •
Above um nroken dreams
Gat laya, with wiser hands . Omsk man's,
"Tha comer.etaaep of lelx.ray., • • ---
. .
I will not-with Elm : t h e voice •
That freedom's blmsed gospel tells
Is sweet to mo as :silver bells, . ~
Rejoicing I—,yea, I will rejoico I- , •
De. friends still tolling la the run=
Ye dearer ones who, gone before, '
'Are watching from the eternal short,
The slow work by your hands I.iinin,"
. .
Bejoloe with me! The chaidening rod' -`
BICMOMS with lore; the:furnace beat
Grows cool beneath Rio blessed Met
Whose form Isis @e3.l o f God !
Rejoice ! Our liarnh's bitter: springs .
Are sweetened; on our ground of grief
111ue day by day. in strong relief
Tbo graphedko of better adage..
Reface in hope I The day and night
Are one-with God, and one With them
Who seat by faith the eloudy . hem
Of Judgment fringed with Mercy's Jlgbt t„
Deattregard's Army Over.estimated-
Not Over 75.000--Terrible Distrees
to Memphis.
[Speetal Dispatch be the Plieiio Trihuttel _
• A IVO, May.30;188;.
. , .
L resident of-Northern MbisisSippi reached
Cairo this morning, after undergoing a series
of outrages, the baretrosital -of -which causes
the blood to thrift -and the cheek to mantle
with shame at:ilia necessity which. compels us
to rboognise the- perpetrators thereof' as hu
man beings. ',Tine gentlemanis Wealthy, and
antil the brealting.caketthe.rebellion he was
respected. - Bilidevotion to the National
has driven-- him - an - eille:frota the
State of. his choica, , because- his ITnion
friends no*. imprisoned - and - compelled - to
languish in la captivity from Which be has
happily escaped. ,
I am. constrained' to forbear a narration of
these indignities. Bela thoroughly acquaint
ed with the Whole country, and says • that the
enemy's forcis at Corinth have been.iashly
over-estimated; IfeknoWs that .fteauregard's
Array consists,,of =3, regiments only, avarag
ins about 3110 ta itaihregiment. ;That life en
tire forces, inaltiding - cavalry,. artillery ruid'-
infantry, willnot exceed 75,000 mon. These.
are fed upon half .rations, and staticely:that,
of, the poorest, quality. A large amount' of
pork at Corinth.haa 'spoiled upontheir-hande s
and the stench of the rotten, petrifying mass,
the only meat they, have, was perceptible. for
miles aroundConnik. . '/'ho. reber,army
fearfully decithatedby.diiicatte and deaertion,
and but fe* recruits era arriving.
The trains leave Corinth'daily, currying to
the towns-On the line of tbalitlerent railroads .
cantering there, sick and disabled soldiera for
hospital treatment. .Tharearuits arriving un
der the conscription act did not make good
the number lost by 4iscase, death' and defier,.
tion: The Confederate States armory at Nally
Springs, Erse., was consorted into. a hospital
and filled to Overflowing. lie also states that
Jackson's . 'cavalry, who 'for several • weeks
tines have ravaged the Ooniatry on , the Obion
river, were; in obedience to an order of Gen.
Beauregard, - transferred to Bolivar to rifted
an attack of the federal cavalry to burn dm
Mississippi and Tetinessee railroad bridge:at
that place. Be passed them - below Trentori;
and estimates their number at 1,500. .
With this gentlemancame a citizen of Mein- , `
phis, who left that odorous city an Monday
last ' Re confirms the accounts beretefore're ,
ceived relative to the condition of affairs theta,'
Tho military authorities are ruling the town
with a rod of iron, and:there tea prospect that
the citizens-wlll rebel and-throw off theloke
which so sorely oppresses them, and folanta..„
,rily return tothear allegiance. ' - .
F.ggs are selling at sevetuty-five .centa 'a
'doien, butter, at ono, dollar and twenty-file
',anti a pound, llour at thirty-five dollars
barrel.: s
A felt hat is Werth. =teen dollaratt.
and a 'straw ten dollars. We Sim a tick _of, .
salt sold for one hundred - dollars Cotifederate . ,.
.
Tho:loyem classes were. suffering treatli,
.
. .
Falsehoods of the French - Organ ' in
New Ya_rk.-The War in Western
To the Editor of the York, riautrit
.
.The following in the Courier 'ilee .ffiatt;traie
Cr Friday, lffid inst., seems to no ,worthy o
attention; anti I send it to• you; Iherefore,y....
with the hope that you will notice it: _
"Notwithstanding, their audeese, - flehenik-i
and Milroy were In a difficult position, when
Mr. Fremont bait at lest 'to their heli t 'ly
forced marches. Theintention of. the. former: i
Vestern commander; it is eald,as to ireshialki
partisans' into his "beide with
. - thaut,
west He haft . givenittrintetionite'sic e
varier, ma to take am letepriaontrs aipoorilfe;
At Oa /east motion, .trpow the eliyhtett - pretnct,
the, Sort/Kra; icadiert kill , . their primer?:
'Deice, tour is paring OA tir:frue featareW
okt:icily in kr, prmeniee Deparpneut. Cerfaits''
'Unionist iiolinteershaoivsone 'meet' rergiiimi. - ' 1
home, Gen. Sehma. harm the hoatttead,'.icutj
its owner; mdlook aprisoner who was - iigssi;: ,
- alorwarde, under the
. pretext„ mere_ or
justified, thatte,watreeeking
. - to-.eacapefz - lf
the number of , gnerrilltti does , diMirdeb,/
themie at_leaet an' increme hatred.".l';
,
• In Earepts,Wben this irreadipisople.riaiiti - , ,
flint:, This .newspaper• would not •disselo ••• 1 "
pilot inch' a thing against the country lb
which it ie published were it not of the itti,:-.•••:f
-litosteertainty, especially as it is ,woli kuown
thaetheirdlitary lairs upon the esprrasion•or=r:el
opinion and the publishing ef,liews. aro 0 1 '7,-;
strict;` of this; this very - paper hae -boon
outing ne all along.- We ealr thus understand `
_;,.. ;
why.the European mind is somewhat divided,;,;
upon tbe great question at Issue.. - •
Tax, CROPS oelunrour.—Froui arauidal
observation of , our conritry - exchanges; we
learn that the' prospect an unusually largo':
crop "is 'Way, bright., The extent of land,
which grain lnas beetylOirn, sat never equalknit..-
in this State In any Pollees ..seasailio4toiVt.: , - ,
never have there Veen niore: ttat4rittir
poets of a fullcroppthidirrseutgilititt thq
farmers.: The 'tick Teti=
any one srticl6 nor to any sietiotisa . ilia State
It enibraeeeorirytlitng that is grown , mclnd
log fruit,:the .latter,or hag - iaka foi' l
ieveral years:. This 41 -lout le oneratigerroc,-?:
gratitildo, AO will be one great.soutco of
Lbg should ha o#enditki
for another year.;:.;-:Chax' unrest-- -
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