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TGEBDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1847
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ICT Eva. Copies of the Report of the Baltimore
Codbaince may be had at this Office. A large raunbor
copies of this Report Pd., jlwen panted by valor r.fro
laden, and it is desitabl that they should be read IJt
every man In -the city, add In the newbblirhood of the
bead waters of the Ohio, is well as helween lishonere
add -Pdisburet. They may' ho had without charge.
Aar 42 - ficsioseae i a r li!ra ell Is er lagneepe
kelt, River luepo , Haney Market.
third page.
The Journey of the President.
We copied yesterdaylmorning the speech of the
PIVILICIII upon the ocission of his reception at
Philadelphia. t•May jut Constitution ever be
t .
kept •acred,:' is the Lsu nage of the Executive in
Mum to the welcome i linaCity. A beautiful
prayer, but how, poorly ept by. the President him
self. With but httlo more than two years of of.
nein! eezeitne, he bee
instrument
guilty pi many nud
d
markad violations th t very inntruent which
be pray. may be kept nieeell. In violanon of the
Corwtibltion he brocighi on the war with Mexico.
eying the fatal Order winch led to en inestiou
Mexico before war was 'declared, and to Owse acts
of war width involved the two greatest Repul•he.
upon the Continent in their present bloody and
protracted strife. It was dames K. Polk who eon
stuntaated the annexation of Texas, an act ,for
which there .is no vrarrancwhatever in the Con.
S' siltation. It Was James K. Polk who nutborizell
of himself the establishment of ciyil Government
in the 'provinces of an inileiiendecir Sation, who
'authorized the appointment of Cloveroors, low
officers, and the establishment of COUnl and Irg
islatures. Alf this wits unauthorized, Logi in Carl
Kornis and Santa Fei precious ts the
,War, and,
therefore, cannot be
_defended as ails fncid. al 1.,
the war, even if upon this ground they were do
tensible. It ia, therefore, not onlxpy the act of the
President,that this Governmentas now ievolved in
war, but oven the estationligry.powers confer
red upon the Chief. Magistrate by war, have been
extruded. Look to the cadent given to Ga. Lewd
Kearney at Banta Fe, to Commander Stockton on
the Pacific, to the Army in the interior, and whore
does the Executive find in the Constitution war.
rant for powen thus conferred,—to institute Civil
Government to-day, to establish Martial law to.
morrow, to impose Revenues the next dar, and 1 .
on e until all power, Legislative and Judicial, are
embodied in the ?Mal of the Executive. He.
therefore, who travels over this country praying
'in public for perpetuity to our Constitution. ought
at lust to be sure that in his own person it Las
not been violated.
But what is the moral of Mr. Polk'. fournty lite
just now through the cities of the E ,et' With
blood flowing in Mexico,—blood which but f a
bito . vnould never have been shed,—with disease
destroying men every where as with a pesulence,—
by enlisting in a war which, but for him, etrid
have been honorably avoided,—with States and
cities and families in mourning for the lost and the
loved,—we see the Chief Magistrate of the Uni.
Led States,—he who ought to be, and if a good
man would be,—esteemed u the Father of the Nn
tion.—traveling from citj to city in most ostenta
tious show and parade,—estmg. drinking sad ma
king merry, both in cold indifference to the • filic.
tiona of the People and in unpardonable neglect
of hie high ofßcial duties. Bottler were Fasting
than such Feasting. Better Huthiliation an
- Playerthan such pageantry and noise. Beuer to
share our sympathies with the wives who have
been made widows, with children who have r , e.
come orphans, withlathers and mothers who have
t ... ! „... 1eade &Wen, than with the reapottrible
author of all this suffering.
Nor is it life alone that this war has coat
Who shall tell the effect of its example upon the
morals of a Christian community. We have Lot
.1 to read the record of the campaign to know whet
it is. Where men would feel a stain like e
wound in civil life, they indulge in gross limo.
trumps hi the camp- Free from the restraints
of ctrifreed life, with their portions aroused, re
. singe In their hearts, and blood upon their hands,
limey are often rather brutes than men. And is
Biwa fittingschaol in which to teach the young men
of America! Or is the time of their tall by the sword
by. the heavy hand of disease, by vicious lives, or
from any canse, the proper amnion for • journey
of plessare on the put of him who sent them,
al it were, , Pioneers to the Geld of blood end
. death. Where you see the soldiers moving in
-Funeral menthe to the gone,'
you behold the Commander-in-Chief feinted and
feel by Corporations and Office-Holders, and men
who do obeisance to the Chief Magistate that the
Executive may honor them.
- , Thie people of the United Slaw pay their Ex
aicaitive twenty-five thousand dollen ■ year, and •
furnished palace to:livo in. and with attendance.
foe no such *amine in this. They an taxed
enough for carrying on this horrible war, without
tuning the unwelcome preeenee of its author thrust
before them.
Not is it kiwi. or even decent, in Mr. Polk. to
eruct oetward homage or respect for the office held
hj blm, when there is 110130 for the man who MU it.
-At theelote of hi. official service, Mr. Polk would
to receive the homage of any.but hi. persona!
friedll , Ile-would, indeed, like John Tyler, at
ciMild, fail to become an incited guest, even
Ware marks of greepect were ehown to a stranger
What right, then, ham the Officer to seek for honor
end entention, when none is tilt for the man. Be
teen the officer and the men the public may
dietingtaisb, beet when the man seas favor af the
eispicaa of the office, ha show. lesa respect fur the
efrtika h. omopies, then the people tbeimelves.
ft,iewat at mony public men we should fcel et
. 140.4 to 'peak so slightingly, bat having known
brines M, Poth in Comptes) and out, where he
kb wed el beim*, en *Warm him as did Me eon•
sutessfisfirt4t, lab ea it candidate for the Ouberos•
logol Offed jolt iltss Prceideney. tbsy renounce , '
MOM& keipn b i j gWrite, We remember bun,
feel; isd AS off/ Anoka of the House of Ilepno
Wifillefrees hand to teoataa the onanimout
seer a( fberik• of the Represernstlve• of the
few pert prig tae of ilia Groom
' hang fireilaef Afrol l he. vastly improved in
•
MOP Antleihie eefofw M Ate{sery. if. walks .
Ir»itielffitte efAbenilt oh% tad his fantails lee
ovikattaiW4l.l k, his owteererf ocem Me Nita
Yeti. kief doef of ( h e Wee n/
114/IffliAill( /tar
44,
giatgrattrisag*sen tb4r7leitteOssul..
Qn the k';.10 0 4 .
r.C. 16, a 6 ; , • lift l oo Sat. I.
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urdiyevening for St. Lowe, ware tertr hundred
araFthilly migrants , from Holitiod. This isacui
ly a small portion of • rely large c:onipany.narri
tiering upwards of eighteen hundred. who are
now arriving, in the United States, aial are about t
to take up their homp• in the fertile regions of the
West. The party just left here. is under the cure
of the Bee. P. U. Scholte, • distinguished der
! omen of the National Church of Holland. end
L i the principal Dirtictor of this conipany. which was
orient:ea mine two pars since for the purpose of
founding • new settlement in the Inland of Bat.
As the Dutch Gorerninent would not grant
them the privileges asked for, the p ojat woo
abandoned, and their attention turned towards this
country. The Director. have had Breit ilifficol.
ties to surmonnt to perfecting their Ojeda, having
been strenuously opposed by the Government of
the King at home, who objected to losing in ■ bo•
dj - ao many of his best subject., and who natural
ly y nimgh.dremled the effect it might hereafter
belie in inducing others to follow. They have
I happily, however, overcome all difficulties, end
the greater portion of the company are alreßi , in
this cowry. The balance are on their way
hither.
Q=E
The association is under the rare and control
of font clergymen of the established Church 01
Holland, the doctrine. and forms of which are very
similar to those of the Reformed Dutch Church
of our own country. , They bring with them
their own physicians, schoolmasters, apothecaries,
architects, and mrchanics, and, in fact, embrace
within themselves all the elements necessary to
form a perfect a,ciety. ?deny of them are weal
thy and wall educated, and some of them most
respectably connected The moo, however, is
composed of the industrious Paquin, of the Near
' erlands, always distinguished for their- morality.
industry, economy, and • ,briety. Great care has
Lein taken to exclude improper and unworthy per
sons, and noun but those of industrious habits, and
of goes, wr.rals,'have been allowed to jdn the as.
axiation. We had the pleasure of conversing on
Saturday with the Rev. Director, NI. Scholte, a
very intelligent and highly edumted gentleman,
whom we aro indebted IA the f irigoiog facts.
Mr. S. ireaceompanieJ by his family, who bane sac•
ificed all the endesnients of home, and all the
,fitiemente and luinries of Conti:mite! Europe;
tor the coronary hardships and privations incident;
to a new country.
It is somewhat uncertain, stir. S. informs 1.1,1
in what portion of the West they may conclude to
husk., am they swish to purchase a very large tract
of land lying in one solid ball, but it in mat like
ly in lowa and
Illinois. -
We moat gladly welcome these interesting strati.
gel, to our shores, and very sincerely do we wish
they may realize in their new booms all their just
desires and expectations, and that under their in.
Buenos., may be fulfilled that besuijfial and scrip.
tural rwutiment,—“l'he wilderness and the solito .
ry piece shall le glad for them, and the Jesuit
shalt rejoice and blossom as the rase'
Censor. Burro.—Later news from this regidet
of r..untry represent that the Mahar and Owes are
continuing their war upon the Sioux, end bad kil
led several of the tribe. The Grand Pawns,
living num the south side of the Platte are ahow
ing renewed hmtility to the vibites—last aututim
they drove off 1511 Government mules and killed
cone man. This spring they have showed great
contempt fur Government authority, no 'maps
being present is watch theca The - Pawnees
ie
neatly, went in pursuit of the latrine; they f3lloyr•
ed the trailof the Oregon cmivants 7 who recent
ly 101 l the western frontier, overtook them on the
head Intent ofXansas river, and demanded a lar.
ley. They told the white. they wanted 'prestlets
who-h they most nave. or they would attack th'sna.
The emigarda gave them some primate which ,tha
Indians were diantisfted, and demanded more.—
The emigrants then prepared in defend themselves.
but could not succeed in gathering their stock.-
lie Indians thereupsel fell upon the cattle and
• killed 11101 . 0 than fifty tire • lis taking a ninre.
her of hums. Maio i • reports to Major
Miller, that seven of thz h0 t ..., had been brought
in. The friendly Indians states that —munitions
small parties of eight or ten grantors are bringing
on the rear of dims emigrants, to itrike when op.
pnftonity offers.
The Govemmeht owe it to the citizens ors the
r.or.tirt to keep these tedium in check.
Tan grace's Garsaarou (Spanish) ba4
allied the American Minister, a• anon as [ ' woof
Arall be received that the Carmelitewas
legal letter of marque, the agitated abouln Mime
diately be set at liberty, arid, all expenses! and
damages should be paid by' the felucca litod
owners, they being Spardsh subjests, and mart
of them old offenders against the lama IThe
Neon York Courier has a letter dated Barcelona
May 20 from. explain Littlefield' in which he
•
says:
"Alter being retained as prisoners of 'Way on
board the privateer mail the 9th inst., dunes Which
lime I protested against the capture, we were put
in possession or our own vessel. and the prise 'crew
removed on board the pursteer 6taj Mb,. :The
Mexican colter were basted down onboard the pri
vateer. the vessel taken possession 01, and the craw
imprisoned by the Spanish guaranties, to he itned
for piracy. The probability is that more or less of
them will be shot, and the remnioder of them will
have to be confined to the Olen, for life. - There
bas been • report of other vessels being fitted out
00 thu Coast al privateers, but I know it to he in
correct. 111 e are detained to await some fortieth
ties concerning the prisoners. Al I hare avoided
being We =Loser, I think MUD to be able to pro
Geed on our Voyage unmolested.
Tan 0177ICCLTILB lISTWteN Basses •10 TOO
MOTIF, SIM.TOI, our reader. may not all re
member, originated in the inset of some drunken
slitters attached to an American frigate off Brazil
Au American officer drew his sword in order to
rescue the sailor. by force, and was himself ar.
rested. Officer and men were, however, soon af
ter set at liberty, and Mr. Wise then demanard
redrew for the outrage of the aerate; None was
given, and then followed the indignity on the part
of au American ably of war. refusing the mumme
ry rents upon the occasion of the baptism of •
Priner as The Minister went a step further, and
refused to attend the baptismal emensonies, and to
make his neglect more marked, he presided at the
christening of the child of one of sailor., ma
king a speech designed to reflect upon the Em.
peror. A thousand wars ha...sprang from small.
er causes than this. and yet bow ridiculous are
all nett causes of war.
Tee saws 'lgoe Mulct published by tto at
oar extras on Saturday and again on 'Monday bolds
oat some inducements that peace may beat band,
We hope that future arrivals may speedily clothe:l
not only the hope 'bat the utility. The country
is weary of the war and impatient for peace. It
seems to as as unaccountable Soilis.unreasonable
that General Scott, wholly! proved himself both a
gorl warrior and a good diplomatist, should be
compelled inlay second fiddle to Mr Trist, who
a clerk in the State Department, and without any
qualifications for a peace maker. beyond SO cc.
quaintance with the Spanish language. pat Mr.
Trot, from the tenor of alsices toceived
ward,' seem to be all in all. It is thus the
ministration hese ernbarmased its distinguished
commanders from the commencement of the war.
Tee Ceram—The Baltimore Elan say. that
the Wheat and Rye crops_ of its section of the
eountry are clumsily fine. Some of the hes&
of Wheat contain 911 to 120 grains and some of
the fields yield 40 to 45 bushels An acre. We
hale the unite pleasing intelligence from mecca
perfect Virginia.
Ilan Iv J. Hoots. one of the meet efficient
men connected with the Telegraph south, bas
been spoken of es Mr. Kendall's successor. y. 6
sbucolenoy well qualified for the duty being an
accomplished. Industrious and competent gentle.
man.
Tioc Wurt Liumest hascommencia in
some parts - of Ohio, and lo many places*th
nnulti blast proupid ors good yiski that
lam entkipited,
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-,..' Fairinta Mc Etnor:—Stuch disappointment
.-
wu acpenenced Sunday bytha religion. pennon of
one citizens, in conseementi of Me non arrived Cr
thin dissinguished Divine, who was announced to
ialicratent St..P•UrA Ch.ireh. We tii.deretand he
will leach thin city to-dly and lie will preach
to•monow evening.
• Hon. Alt este,' STLYART, of.Fayt tte.iv in
town on his Way" to the Chicago Convention.
lEn mat wrs.—Upwards of Two Thousand em.
igtants, it in maid arrived in Mitt city by the
nt i tual linesoluting Friday and tiaturdiy of the past
week.
Rattar.—The agent of the central relief
or:mitten, Philsulelphia, advises us that "a yeses.'
with a fourth cargo had arrived at Ireland, and
dial l they were distributing it throughout the couu•
ti*. l l A fifth cargo is loading withal] despatch and
they hoped to load the 6th within a fortnight. -
This last will receive all our %Ve•tern Penney lea
hl.loltio and Virginia relief produce,all being now
cat hoard canal boats on its way to Pinta lelphia,
amounting to 200 tons weight. This kart. 0.
.
ly mere trifle on hand, o part of which is not
in chipping order.
ibtAtters, Esq., who has t Oten so twist a part
in this great work of benovoience, says in a note
to the editors:
"It is a most pleasing reflection that my health
brae enabled me to bring this arduous labor to a
axe, and be ,adds, that no noon as time will per.
init.'the aggregate of shipments will be furnished."
The Baurforoas VOLUSTII. are 'returning
:home from Mexico, vie Pittsburgh and Cum.
beiland. The American gives the folios., ing no
tice of the treatment some of them bane received
sines their discharge:—
The Only money they had wait in lippenity hits,
leaky and quartets. In this kind of coin they had
been paid by the U. S. Paymaster at Tampico.—
This matt of change had been bought at the south.
whet; these pieces pass for half dimes, dimes and
double dime., and paid out lo the volunteers at an
'advance of 25 per cent. Some few wha procur
ed gold had to take doubloon: for $l6. The
money of these fine looking fellows was ntarly
all our. They wero allowed * traveling cspensos
from Tampico to Baltimore, 1800 miler, when the
actual travelling distance is 3000.
Wigtisia I.ofttb one of the Baltim, , ,e
unteers, died last night at the Hospiiat of the
Sister.; ot Mercy. He was on his way home from
'rut Para Serial, (leans.— Tte urco
Houses dingier, in regard to' the Fifth strrot
Grade,—the Common Council proposing a Cora•
mince of Conference, and the Select Cvurcil
fusing. and adhering to their former µunion
The questien, therefore. remain. in .dots quo.
E=ZEM=
A Krno's sot.n.—The spit-luta
lIIISUSIOP so d grounds belonging to Prince Joseph
Bonaparte, were sold at auction on Fridsr,
gather with the tine pictures and statuary collected
there,
ear: 6C. l the city on Monday ix
burg.
Mr. Been loess. it le slid will accemptly the
President in bis l visit to New England.
WORTHS us iiiirrs - rios.—The sum of $B,OOO
has recently been raised, by subscription in the city
of Providence. RA. for the porebiw ref linty •Irso
pews, cantaining 206 sitting, in Beare chuieb to
be forever fee! An example which ought 1.4 be
(oboe.' by every church and wiciety in ell runs
of all denominsitone.
A 1 , LW %trill:lsCW route to Ito-ton will be io
oreritroo thie week. trim New York roa Pro.,
deuce. The Rttodedslaurl and Worcester will I,
put upon that lire, sod prowengere will be carried
through. bet Ween New York and Boston for two
dollars each.
Mr. PARCIIO ■IT is in Washington, just return
ed from Euthpe with hie new invention fer pr.
palling ensel. on the ocean at the rate of 30tnitrs
an hour, by ■ whole chain of beristnW 'shay!.
from three to sin feet to diameter. He wanted tine
governtnentlto give tom cotter Polk,
(which is a ,comphie roes pertinent opot .
bat this quasi refntetl•bim, and be ie now returning
to New Truk to try his new invention Met on
board some of the Albany brats, in order after.
ward. to apply it to tome of the Liverpool poen
eta.
To Government if dithonewmg the autheritel
draLs of at New Oti.an.. I It,
log from the New Otkens Bulletin, expla/ns but
one of the omiisionli of the Tr.uory .
We saw on Saturday. in the poseeninn of one
party, 8163,000 of bills drawn at Mnaterey, by the
Quartermaster of Gen Taylor. army, an the qua •
ternizater• al thug place. 'rho. parte who broach!
these bills to thu city, isn English ne. 5. %flu
paid for,thetn la specie. far a the p - essing wai.ts ui
Gen. Taylor's army. and an pre , entin; theirs heie.
he testae that an funds hate been piowadett to Oral
them, ead the ably arttlement hr </kelnbtuo r•
new bills oa the ti•oth. payable after the la of la
-1y!! The amount of these drafts was required her
name:hate rematance 1./ England, and every bus,
flee, man can mistily Imagine how great might he
the inconvenienee,ur how NMI the can.. Thence*
to a mercantile house , in haring even , a
much leer
suro
it than this large amount, withheld or retained
on • way, even under ordinary circumatance.
commercial affairs ; and ho• much mlch mum
may he aggravated, 'under the cum:manners that
existed in the European money market at the tart
snakes."
We are wry the Jolla • •1. God. It neeesnry to
Melina tte owe lortune• by matepresenting ,ty
neighbors. If it knows anything of nor own bust
Casa, (supposing the statement of Ito 'circulation to
be comet) it knows that the statement published
on Monday as to the circulation ol the (Sten., has
not even an approximation to truth. The Gazette
ha increased its circulation ore hundred a month
under its percent proprietor., and they found t ore
of the most prosperous jourtula in the country V.
hare been content to pursue the even tenor of
our way without self.glonficalion. and ICRICi that
our neighborsdeein it neceasary nut only to expand
themselmm to bursting, but to shrink us %Mon the
comps@ of their own small envy.
Cescaoo Coavastaron—Spiendid Sigh!
The Chicago Democrat hea the following:
....There is a general understanding that .9 the
shipping on the great fare (steamboats, propel
lers, brigs, schooners end all,) shall make this
pxt by July 4th. This sight alone would pay ■
man for his auandance et the great cinvention,
besides, as the city will be full of people, all the,
vessels will be very commodious fog do) entertain•
meet of people,. Mame' say there sadl twat, many
• fifty ateamboata here, teside other craft by the
hundred."
New list Sxoax.--Mr. McCallum, who tea
recently established himself in this city on Smith.
field street, under the Monongahela House, las
now open for inspection and sole, a very lase
and beautiful variety of lists and Cap. adapted to
the season, of all viz es, colors and shsrs,
Those in want of this necessary appendage io
the form divine, cannot fail of being •oitcd fr ro
Mr. McCallam's extensive saaortineni. We n•k
reference to his advertisement in another column.
leen TTTTT Decteion.—We find that 5 fr.
Wel l y decided in Liverpool, having an Import. .3
bearing upon the liability of reseinger Broker..
It ie to thia effect.
person el:misusing to carry pasiongers Ir
OM port to another, is liable for tho passage n.,
nay. if befall. to fulfil him contract, earn by nee. n
of the wreck of the ship. The passengers of t,.e
Rochester, which war wrecked a short time
on the tout of Ireland, under the decision. sec, r.
eted their passage money and costs of were
C MID 01110 C•NAL —ft was slat d
recently that Memis. Baring., the L'indon Haw,
it., had declined to turnieb $300,001i to aid Sri
completing the Cheaspeske end Ohio Canal .o
Cumberland. It is now .aid that the mum of
the failure was the unfasomble report of Capt.
Swift, of . the U. 8. topographical rogineere, in
whom opinion more confidence w plan d than in
that of Heisers..Dasie & Hale. Hp reports th.st
the estimate will not be sufficient o complete the
work to Curoberland.—Ball. Amer.
Dn►o►utarrorr or re■ M.S.—The New
Orleans Picayune contains the mimeo , of seventy
an American Soldiery who died in the General
Hospital si Vers One:, during the month of May.
At this rate the pestilence eweepe off ores sus
neon Soldiers at one station, during the year.
June wiU prove • much severer month upon
the Voluntaeriibaa 'May.
AN OLD' HACILELOR'S DNATIN.
Grossing and moaning
His *sib buessowning,
thieving and heaving,
Though nought Is he leaving,
Mood! and ill health.
Illinself and hi. wealth.
He sends for • doctor to crim o ,br to kill,
Who rives bon .deice, and otlenee, soda pill
And drops him s blot shoot making hie will.
As Mang ustlq•lty cannot be mended.
The Misorable life of a bachelor is ended.
Nobody Misses him, nobody malts
Nobody grieves when • bachelor dies
..
Bt 31AONETIt; TELEGiiii i lii I ' lll . ; ' 4 i" 14 4 ""** *i. ol ° l ' c*'"
.. • ... 10 , m t.. bre entertained but one idea—
-1 Cisirreepradestme ait Pittsburgh Chissithigr
I ~...... .- -=,..___._. ale hf senseless bickenngs. It is not two months
04llir . I ,nfonn -is-fiv . irteati the world the spemts-
LuORTANT F 11011.• .11F A XICO........**Ibi.cuy .... beiltfield; and honi.siiii.iiiti
• i t h e combatants are not srmyril uron the battle
:
PEACE MEASURES PROPOSED.: ~ meets, discord is waving - hrr threndiary teach—
. .
Hatted 41%1,114 e eitisenm Darts suir sse
TAMPIC,O' THREATENED. !i re i.d „ m erne h t i ee i rent ; • t .," ..' ..‘„." h t ...'; '.
LATE FROM.TBE CAPITOL. 1.1241... i r e d . ,e l , - t i r - , - ,i. -- ,, - ,„, - - ,,Li t the - i .- ,,,',, - , : e: ;',4,; 1 7: t
Cenral Scat! al RIO FRIO—.Her by :a Depts.: maim, chiels disco. - the Orders which are siren
ration from the Capitol. . Ito them ; private individuals refuse limit conuibu..
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Guru.
1 tione;States epprse themselves to the operstam of
PHILADELPHIA, June 28, toi 0•010 ck, .... theell e ' n ,l law, nod defilice beedm " nimii4 im
possible: All is confusion, anarchy, disorder; and
THE LATEST, ' . I a portion of the rem presides over this fatal die*
'lnc Steamer limes 1.. Day, arrived at New orgsultation, giving ear tocomplaints,encouraging
Orl.ns ou.the 21st instant, Mugs a mamas. , nil riin.iirni TeninhigPsill ithilinlitultilnlin• :
ng lies, lumny and, defamation, by means na
tion a the news published in the Pittsburgh
worthy ca of every man tolm ably educated ~and thus
Home on Saturday, so to the expected attack - it increases the disorder, deprives power of its
on Tampico. Thera wore fifteen hundred Men• authority, the law of ins prestiga,eociety of mutual
irons in the neighborhood, who had already -confidence, and for whit! no: tr promote a
'huge, for which no period could be more inert:-
rondo a demonstration upon the out posts of the Fortune; but in order that the i nvader may . ed .
Vance and take possesslon of this city, in which
the genius of civil war reigns, and which the for
eigner will chastise. •
•
Morrie of these were dr.ven In, and much alarm
fateful, on account of the unexampled boldness
1!1=I
PENCE PROPOSITION
Ocuereis Scott and Worth (oith about floe
thootood "T•.) have advanceti from Puebla with
the main of the Army. towards the Gepito!.
Thry bed reached Ric; Feb.o where they expec.
red to eucounter a severe opposition from previous
reporn.. Instead of which they were met by
DEPUTATIONS FROM THE CAPITOL
WITH PROPOSITIONS TO ENTER AT
ONCE UPON NEGOTIATIONS FOR
PEACE.
They, wero such however that Geo. Scott re
accept them, no ice answer to the offi
cers said he would immediately push on to the
Capitol told make Peace there.
•
It was thought, however, that concessious
would be made bthre his 111:1.1100.
'lke tertus of Peace are not knoWn.
They are such, however, a. trinscended the
ica.ructions glean to General Scott and Mt. Trial,
and of course could not be made. The despatch
drclar,e that the enemy are so milieu. to keep
the or rime from the Capitol (which they
could reach icithiu four Jaya.) that they would
11.ellt to any terms of Peace.
We learn privately from Wathington, that tho
Government (Secretary of Mato) wa• taking Lc'
tire measure, to mi. the $3,000,000 authmized
by Cong..,
Tat ATT.,[f. lupJl Tat M.. TR•INSe--001 .
Melototh wa, fortunately minted both by a party
c nt.:.ig to Vera Grua as well ea the party under
Gen. Cadwalader. Capt. Bainbridge and Captain
Dupree, both teparately sod together. with small.
bodies or troops, forced their way' : through snag.;
gling parties of the enemy. Theijoined Culoneli
It!i•lntosh before' the arrival of the troops under
CA Evalader . Notwithstanding the combined at,
tacks upon the return train., in case the en.:
emy were repulsed with los.. Cap. Dupree and
Bainbridge both remained with Colonel Mein.
rash until General Cadwatader arrived. The lat.
ter immediately pushed on and engaged in a 11 ht
at the National Bridge. It was here the ht
eri,u,d. cu d from this' point the enemy were dr v.
e o. 'I h • Grier ilia bands are posted along between
the I 'spind sod the coast, and tines never shown
•uelib•ldn , s. and audacity a in thew assault...
General Srott'a elsongest body of coops with
%Vont, and id dittnan. bane been at. Puebla during
m.)4 ~1 for mlnth put. Re-inforcements are
badly nee4e.l. sot the sickness at Vera Crni has
inducsd General Scott to take into consideration
a Lt I,sitv.st t., remove the seat of Government
fur s Inne (rum Vera Cruz to Tuspan, also to
al,andoi John a an account of the necessity tf
port. cti!tg ear tottor points. The Government
11,3,1 u..t vuffcr hr eater case
L. the atrrh• rush by the easeral
parties en route between Vets Cllll and i'aeWn.
especial praise is due ni Col. Mclntosh, llenees l
Ca leralstler, Cspteins Dupree, liainbridue. Gales
and Brolly who guarded tha specie. Lieutenants
Williams, frster, Illeakely and. Cochrane, and
generally by all wino participated in the eng.t..
1 br CZi.t VII J... 1 hi. g,i u g,
florae:nen who spre.S.l terror wherever they wens.
THE CITY OF MEXICO
A hinor.te atilt continues in prison without a trial.
R. in, tr.', hes Sera sweated with his friends. all
like A Ireocte.
Ps sea ti lacunae—Col. Sour,. ("tune name
has Lei.mittXted . Somers and Sower.,) took out
despatchifa with him in Mexico, (of which be was
robbed by a band of Goerillas,) instnacting (inn.
Scott io orgati:se;or aid in the organisation, of a
Government, do fodo in the city of Mexico, and
make with ii a Treaty according to telleM terms.
This messenger was cut ofCand bia message Mee.
red. Out the autos intuuCtions have gone through
other ctn.:els: Upon this state of facts, the Jong
nal of Commerce reeterki: •
There I. no doubt that General Scott will find
mems to make such a Treaty, and with • tempo.
rely and revolutionary poise, - !put still Mexico
is not a party to it, and we may expect that one of
its stipule crnswill he that the American form
shall be - retained in Mexico. for the protection of
the peace parry and peace Government.
!, You Can Judge, a well as any one, of thb vat
ue of such a treaty.; Remember 'the Treaty in
Spam with a Government de facto which placed
Josaert It . on the throne Spain. The !I
Nation did u. t concur io it. It was vitiated by Ilfrty • !fly!m me attention a our readers te the
war on the Fait of the nation, and resisted traordmary care. ortterofola performed by Dr. Cullen'.
crufully." TerinDla Pewee., which . Ihey fun! teeord
f.o in another column s of paper They . are
, From New York we learn that • treaty of iri,,!"41",r0nbn,,,"'„`„,7b7r,:,i'dy",:,!"...m, W eave
Peace is aimed, in Mexico, carried there by the ! phys.ac.ans. The
em afiLeted Auld other% frer ' eat " rd ' a c r ' : t re ' .
chief Clerk of the State Department, Mr. trist, ; and tram rn,m roe„ own bye_ the wnnderwl eSrei• of
who to with General Scott •t Puebla. The last 1!,, r h 7, 0 ! ".V. ! ;=•„.., n! n `d., ( q ) . * T,.`,..",,. - ' 4 ,r 1 ,h7
advises at Washington pus some inducement to I P. .." om ee uC li nt . nda W•hon• N. 3,,
Nadu at. Plulada. uric
hope that the Mexican Congress will consent to
negotiate a Police. The Congreseof Mexico are
the ruling power in Mexico, and there is a Pear.
party among them who will enforce a Peace now
that Santa Anna is no bulge: Supreme in • corn.
mend.
It is declared in the Philadelphia hedger that
no separate instructions have been given to Gen.
&ott to make a Peace, and that b only ope.
rate with Mr. Trial, a Chief Clerk in the Navy
Department, who h,ld the prelim narks in his
hand.
Th. Mexican war party are giviT up in dee
pen. We quote a specimen trout the organ of
the hut of May, at which time the /tow organ of
the Peace party was gaining friends every where
and becoming the Nucleus of it largo Peace par.
ty in the Capitol and beyond it. \
From El Republican°, the 1r ir organ of Ille*o.
AFFAIRS IN MEXIMI
to the public session of Congress yestero, ,
communicated the rcaignation of th 7 widen°, of
din Repubtic by General Santa Ahna. Without
entering at resent upon on combination of the me,
lives which determined him to this ininnentoue step,
it to implant& not to regard it as te last shading'
in the frightful picture 'of our actu a l situation.—
W hat ftlesscan heart does not groatt the sight of
all the calamine., of all the disgroc ol tine MUM.
tr t I
- Unless we had seen it, it would hasp been incre.
dibble, that ton thousand Arnericanstehould hue
traversed the country from Vera Creel to Puebla 111"
a triumphal march. Without Soy other effort' then
the bon.bardinent of the tanner city Slid the attack,
of Cerro Gordo; that they should coin overrun lka
most populous part of the Country without etiefele
tering the trombone to Wye been expa•tedlrom the
Monolog who inland it; that they should have
separated theMseives •0 for from their ticso 01 oper
anon without being compelled to maintain a military
line; Oat they should not even have been . called
upon to overcome that torcs of mania, that Sept,
meet 01 national dignity, which a people in the
extremity of calamities opposes to its opposer,.
When Fernando Cortex, sided - by the Tisscal-
ans, and snored of succeas by the supuriotity of '
hid means of offence, achieved the eoquest of the '
same territoty, the native race, notwith.thading
their inferiority and their Ignorance of the uses of
iron and powder, did not succumb till after the
fiercest conflicts, which the ruins of the city were
insufficient to covet the remains of its heroic defer.
',ices. Da we live in a clime more coolest m g than
they ! Are not the wt.. of those who took Ora.
nadita. and Acapulco, of thou who contpered at
El Palmer, Peotillos end La Erma., of those
who sustained the siege...if Cusuila and Colioafol
'Ti. not forty days .ince the route of Vitro
tiordo opened to out enemies the road; and so ill
prepared were they to act &I invaders, that bean
this time they bale not bean able to receive any
reinforcement, or to occupy any point not atom,
dosed to them; and notwithstanding this., there ie
no force to menace their! rear, there see not ten
.o:die's to harm. those who may be sent to their
support—then ere no guerilla. to intercept con.
toys upon s route us extended as difficult.
i •
From the St. Louis Reveille, June 2 . 2
Sad Newt from the Pietas.
Capture of a Warn Train—Murder of Team
sters—. Stampede of Cattle.
A Delaware Indian had .aired from the Plains,
giving an account of a wholesale murder of team
sters, by a combined force of Artsphoes, Ca
mooches and PaWnees. He sets their numb.,
down at two hundred fires. Which would make
the total number of the force about one thousand
men.
lIAVDEN & COALE,
FLOUR, PRODUCE:. AND ur:Nrami, COMMIS
sioN 31IKRCII ANT A . .
No. 16, drulthra % hart, Baltimore.
nreck Weer s•rviece to Sterchstua and Farmer!.
V tha sale of Plour.l3rain nut Produce generally, Ii
..„". the Baltimore al arket.and from sheer extens,ve sequain
Pinar W a lnut creek. he states, this formidable tarter among purcharer• asid stopper.. can safely war
party met and attacked a train of thirty Wagons. ra , itt onotfuetory 7.11:. Co .o rr o nle i nmi . lllo r e , antly
drawn hy mule tearne..na ace.rmpaniedthe drivers b it.T.g d .,. ' ,LA, ° ,,,, ;„, Wrleti&Solle:l•ae Re y.
and eigntor Ira horsemen. The Indians surround- news a Son, llor;dmun & Saunders . , Reynolds A t•tatth ,
ed them, and charging auddeitly, drove the team- mS & Cor " i i ii i. ‘"'
K.
I i osley ' Cs dwell & Engl rli; Philadelphia
stem from their aruldles, and massacred every man 1 i 0 ,,,,,;,. , p,„,.. i on , New y o ,. -
of the party. Balt sinner, Jon. dl, th 47. thaMnin
_ The day, succeeding this manure. young Na. 1 1 - 7 - ALUM-ILE POETICAL WfIRKS--
Comm IRIS permitted to depart, having been pro.v TO hook of British Poem; -
rented with a hoe large American male. Thia I The Pais and poetry of Europe,
, 'TM. Poets and poesy of the A tar ern.;
animal bears the mark .11. 5.," Intl has been re. • The Poc.• land poetry of Arnett( a:
cognised as one of those belonging to a govern- i , r ',sot, tvd man & Kvai'a Poettral Vi o. It ,
meat train - which belt Port Leavenworth a few ~,,,,r . .....,......., ~,,,,,, d d .:
ends°, Shelti, and Kest 'a o:
Weeks eince.• - riolotenvtiee ,o;
We further learn that the; Delawares are pre • Lord harm's Poeneal Went a, illu , trat. , l,
, paring to send a wee party against the Osage.— V .. `" ° , l . '• P ' . '" l " do ; ,
.
rervei ,
The' latter tribe have recently taken there • si r , it e ,,,,,,,--- de,
Octavian , stalps. The Indian who gave the uf• :i!! . .2 . i ., 1 _-rir.r:lii_ri:•__ . ,
„10:_o l d's o __ .
formation respecting the men.. of the teams .. .. 11` . .;',",..-:::: i 'l,..;;:: n ' ..•°• • 7,7 • ,...„.,„ ) .
says there were a few o:agea among the mu_orr.• ELLIOTT' k Edit:l.l , ll
M. 0\ .
Jolt Market O. bet. MI and .I.li ..to:etr
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
Tea Tatao•arn was not in weekly c.tpder PHILADELPIII.I.
last night in eons, quelled of the storm. The ' Welded Wrought Aron Floes.
k... , CITABLE for Leemottv
to e. Mario ,
m . and other straw
lightning reload all control, and played a great ; 1.7 Fog il
ine Boers. frond 5 inches doo,. At
, Nos fur Gas. dscum. and other parpo.ea, nano won!
many (enteritis beaks on the wires. i Tube for Hydraulic Pusses, Hollow Paone.for Pumps
• of Straw P:nginer, &e.
i
art, Mogan bleu. at St. Lout., was injor.ll Mi..un ' iu " ii or' lot .iii.br
l'ilOttlils, TALIKER h. NIOIIIIIS.
lest deck by fire to the extent of $1500: Insurer'.' ti:srelenoe 0. I:.. corner Thad and Walnut •treet
Ph-ddelnlits m 77
1 JI:00• MrLtara is - holding - • Court at D.:l A GEICULTI-ldl. slay llorturnhnral lial , mennt
.trult. fur the reason
, ionPloughs:
Ones, and Grass c y•lter;
For the Pittsburgh Gam.,
rinea.l, and Crag es.
ID!SWEILT WERE A SUELTEII. I_ Settle. l•tories and Rider:
at arr. J. I. M' . I Does. Raker, ttpades, r‘boeele;
Pruning and Genning,Saa• and Entre,
It was one of those Smoot afternoons, sonny and l , 1 / 4 „,.,_ „„,,,,,, 5 .„,„.._,,,,._,,,,,,,,,,.
sultry. that betoken a" crenate thunder tom Alums'
of well defined and seemingly 2.014101.1dd stand ammo/ ; A full roppiy on hand and for ante I.y
toe entire hurts., cootionloss and maimtle. Mc , lolly.. ti Al WICILP.IOII ail
head•marreing rem the clear brae aka. 't hey •ppear I ~,,,.., enrsien of *nod arvl wren/
like cull/allied •rane•. In their ,earial 1.11 1 010 6 or ft.., •
snug and shaded wildeness.of La and cran•sm. awn. I rititAlil-The ruhrcrit. , r hat fea tree med loot Mb
Mc command to more lorward to
h ilt in We .L Eels Tea Company's Mare trt New )(wk. • Cm. r
clear blue space Mat Ina between them, while arm, j suptl ) of TPA• ion mooned. consiating 14 an tlte - r.a.
this open held and alone to roarein. • tow await. br.ght ' lie., front ZGI co. to $
1,. per lb. A.,..1& V NF:t:
, dercy eland., are pm...10g.14e ...Kier*, horn pow/ w ; teC•
1 pawl of Me rda , tonary mum* around st.
~,,,.. ~‘,, ~ ~,,,... ~,,, ~. ~,,, 50da..„,,„ ~. VlTASilltsr.:loti AND Illa (W.:CERA I.S. by J l:
Prn6•det.f."rorti..enjaw7t);n777:::-.4 4r the ''' ,.. " : " ,: "* . e " .7, ' I .., 11".."'' Th"
.111;1 ' ; ' ; ' ;'IrN d t• b .`r rO .. P.K t.' PON .
to menit r are, •na rorrunrrals arereforyptful of the,r t lat. , P.:" earner of market and ant,.
a nd brother ~,a, over-reaehine and llltolt , M t`rt"he l • l VANOW UASKETS-enrd and Fru., tw.licia. ot
eariling *lce/pliantly overteed bone. evil e•.ritinin• ' c m oo lord bong Berlin hon. limos willow work
rr.eeahipr and la , ll 'are , . plate Me.. flur , .' , n I Malmo. awl a marry style ma., of tidy edline, tn nti
veidon the mare citric. or the dollar
.(Doer. van be obtained at retln P.ATON'S
To seeing, thinking, feeling mud. ble the soft was. ._. .. _ . . .
perdue of a !emeriti, - salon came the plawr,e und l L , ANS-Pc.uteul pearl and it ory Fans-ram Main.
beautiful mods-ara• it lane,' or wan it indh mat had'. I Pro , no. el. Sao do:Ore-un-, any linantllY
pit/muted Mem '-' O . that I had wings Ike • don.. '. of j. lear pm , thltWt m Pre. t fire ream al
for then would I dr away and I, at reel EATON.. G 3 marker .e
0 sweet were a guelter be Tan tor <,..11,11),5. of Moeller and war r stitches, both white mud
That Idls eat Ingh head abr.. all ;n the at v. .1. colored, Iril.les.. :Slipper.. :Michel., ,reef Bead
lVbere the sordid. deceltlbl. We ham and the period Bog., alora) r an hand and can be made molder torboll
Could are me em farther, nor gem, me to sigh I 1 . 1.01,...t. lent I' II EA•TON
.
(~ IV ANTiapTOPURCiI*SE - 1 high pre sure'
There. alone, I would ri.f.ll on the haat r rast) adge• a 1 Steam Engine, wok or without tottcr, Irma ten Id
I afoul-lir aver. dose plait] 4. freer from envy nod woe: _
Unfearlng smaid stand on the cloud , al...rata edge I '''' , .. l t , l , r . ' Pl.'' , .lri'l
Ana Look demo, with eoraparreion on earth far below, 1 Arid , .... d B - lelt . 0... P a,, __ We- 1 2.C. ,
• ' , Irk:I:PIM: UP A PEI:ARA NCE.fd. or a Tale for OA. I
'no. not high. I would view the wodre splendor and T LL. W.I. and Poor. try Tt , ArMt..r. Tbi• day rt c.-tverl
Stow ...4 4.t ra,e ...11:teit..01. aryl tray.rn .13. a-areh .0 - e .4
~,, m armood the ntaytta.es , of ,nf on,ne year, . ;
~
. ~... JSMASIVA a. :silica - I'ON
Noe would env, rrejoy nor del:ght lo Ito erne, I
Though in rmfely had cnused, and then laughed a my . J.
I.AIO CAterrIMEILKS-Ithiek and white Lao. d
• . J. ...mune, Cas,rneres-fa•lponat.l.• pry-le-Intel, ,en
at Dry lilooda house of Jeal NV Ii %It UPON' a
tears
Tithe formsr of thunder, the red Ildlito.ng's home .
tt I USBUITONETTEI-N arrow and w.de; a hin ,
th t tetlt, h t"t l. '" ltll ‘ lt.-.. ' .l 'it•. l.°4 ' d " ...I . ill olrud and green, a supply rec.:yell at
&ad ant., , firm We tempest. wreppeu Of C• 11 .1 man.. , ~,,,, P: It NIVIIIIIV.
(4 Orating tornadoes swept over the mud. -- - —-•--
f , IGARS.VIGARS-110 , 11'wert. van. e 1.,. I rand.
t • • la., tre . .l ant . n.....11 .. 1. 1 . 1. ,. n ‘,
0 nnd 'n . - ... ,...V
I . 1., l. ii it it. ri , Itt.litli..3, Z... wo., .t
NV INDOW ULASS-ao h_nte, u hi lit,
15 - 10 Ne tu:
• se - lobe 14. for sal.
. t" Viri l e .I_II.M:NIIMRsy A cm
I rated tale.. "ht . MT' Wnlrh I. •. ern hut. heap n' • r
Aad wok au.en-aeon:roe q.• els a 1.,•
ll'hea roar car t thunder had i ,Le.eeeeght red .
Stoned Nand. teeny no, la la •iazen and amaze
1 •rould •ee,un learneleed, in the herein aerY
'rhea 'sera aetel.lea• and nee Ir.. aeon n the she.
And inle:newel. armed an 4 calms gently el at
On etheees I seal that air re-rtelaut on !epee..
For repose. to some calm ettode.l cloud I'd retire—
To the !Mr, tranquol bosom of Oa. .n the et,
Or the tApeemed Gooch, by the sun, eventne fire,
tthla' golden flume! snoopy, Mr in the wev
For death, mo, I we where to lay mfrOrdown
And thet palnw welnorne rain, drooprnir head
Tom pmnae if Maud with the p•rer•nwry crown
51,011.. my hy.l areeetem, my angel watched Led.
cr and thence. ran balooo . C.
Arendmg.ase.endtme in melt oat of uaht,
Shall carry me apyrud and orarqd afar.
From the dark to that par? world of lore •nd of t,ght
o,7•6alter , alegaelagg Pageaeas.--‘llratcal.
TtiTIMON,—Wr beg leave to call publte attemden to
the foimaring, (root Ur Wm. Doan, of Wlthernsvtly
Clermont Co , and one of the very fast praetnn•nere
e.moty to winch he resulre, and late taeno - or to the
State Leatoleture It .• ekeertaa Mug to •ee tbr lead
ing men of the proirsbuon. bursting the bond. of pr0,a....
coial pr.todire; and awn meta to do,
! ...Air. I have to Ulf practice I , cen ttoote some°, your
1 Ginseng Panacea. and, an far, ant argil: :Is
I adextstn . e.atarrhaJ and Itrortratal Complaints. Please
reed ma half a clout, Lot:les—put theta as low as vno
can; as I ea peel J u continuo. at render. goner& •ot
of et as o bag heretofore to trey n constantly on
handaspertfully. apt? Wat. Doaa. N. n.
cr Aar Too serucent WITH N...—Try then. write,
.IdTI y. UT. Upham's Vegetable Eleetuary. the 61
remedy over Mimed lo public no nce. This really e
medicine is the tesult o( • Thorough medical
education, and • complete knowledge of the disease on
which it .s
uede
ed . the most triumphsot
T
ns g ueods inistration.
!. A *P rr ilos:
&lanai street, anti P. It, STwirta., estuithfuehl steel
Pi4stionshiPia. Fri.. II Per Log • 1w
BOOTS
5 00
so. .6 TiTILENT, '
FR POST FFICE: ALLEY.
TIIE tolocriher rermectfully inform. the public that
het. commenced the atenefarture of Gentlemen
, ftkia ble peso,
,o f good oatmeal! and workmafiatim
•
whirl. he will warranvotterratr to any Boot ere, made
S : 0 1 .
n
Fito•bursh for the ptme. Them. ItandsoMe !loot
will he made to oteamtre, nod warrant them aa rep e
mmnied, at me we ry low prier of FIVE DOI.I.AIAS
eAsu (tendert., lacrentmmed call and email
to Pena. W U ERSKINE.
- -
• Ontiondey the Mb inst., at If o'n:oek,e a.. In LW.
Ifett Veer of hi. op, GEORGE, sae of George and 7 , 0
ptot Uran
Thefuneral will take plane at the rectienee of 1,1
PaWar, Core. Evane'alley and Penn Street. at 3
o'elonk. e we tale doy. The (weed. and •rnalontaneee
of the fatally are reepectfully invited to attend
Ch. Monday morn... at 2 o'clock. •. ,at her res.-
dace, Miss MAR briEr SHAW, aged 17 yeen second
daalnier of Th. W. and :flush Shaw, o f Ron loam
sl
seop.
c Finn. of the Family are requeeted to attend
her latent no rimming at o'clock from her Fathas
residence al Sherbet... 2-
10 thellonorable, the-Judges 07 the Court of merle
...
sel Quarter Sessions of the Peace, In and fur the
county of Allegheny. The Port on of John Shaffer. of
the Township of l'ine, in the county afuresanl, humbly
g g,,r e tn, t h at your peptioncr bath provided Minwif ;
with ma l es sit tar aciummodation of' travelera mid
othem,lM ht. derelllng beAse, In the Township nforer d,
sod prays that your honors will be plemed gra et hint
• lieges< \to keep a Potato {tome of Entertainment. and l
your pet 1101 it MI in duty bound, p•y.
• JOIN eIIIAFFER
v.e. the subscribers, citizen. of the Towne/ono( hire
do certify that the abase pettnaner is of good repotelfor
gonevy and temperance, and is well provided with
Imam room and conveniences for the accommodation
'and kniglng of strangers end' trimelers, nod. that sant
levant is neressarr.
stet, slossei, Thomas Rector, Henry GoclEearge
Rostra, Speaker Shoham, Wm. W Roger* Rotten
I.orbeg, - Lharnuel henry John Chalons, Thu. iron,
Geo.tircer, Wm Roger.. tet3l43ts
Vlllll-315bbls N 0.3 Mackerel;
^1.25 No. 'Shady
1U hif bbls Nor I ;Shad;
tees No.l batman,
S bile No.l Mackey for sate by
je2oll2t A ORA VOiJr, cos 3tll sr and market ay
AT k r
. 11 .• : r ife 1)-;. •
• pßtsyn i a :you n p g in '" o o ri e w o ho f r e 4 1M a l
eoentitton 'louses in the city—• amnion on rserk or
Brook.keeper 'rho bet references mt to character and
ga le s : given. Andree• • line to Box ani, hen
Malec: JetPdat
• Maid poi..
LA OT —0 n Fliday, the +3h lost., a d rold diens°. d
Watch Key, the! fitidervillt be hberally reloefded
by frill ,101 It •I Itils office, or alibestore of the rabic n.
ber. No. O,Coerdoefelal Row, LIMN , / at.
f e y ; . KINI.F.V U fdeOREW
OPTIII. TURPENTINE—tO Idris teed and for
1.3 safe by ja9d3t A IJKAVO, Jr
-
-RVllT.lj r oarks
j ortiry mixed i c i Mg.e ß end and
fii;:i"sEY -I : 7 '.ltlt'littlrasiTtl.`,Vr4 l 4 krco
TIIE DAILY NA.TIOIAL WHIG,
pou,.hed tee City of Wathlngton, every day-, at
3 o'clock. —sazulay excepteh—and nerve..
•Obseribera in the Chy. at the Navy lard,
town, in ,A le kandria. and in - Baltimore, the wiroc ca. n•
ing, cenpi • week. payahle to the ease Agent toe
the Wino, G Gillabre.l ,or hie order. It of also
walled to no, pan of the Visor.' •thre. for at pet an
nen,. or if. 6..,r •11 motto, pa, •. le.o advance.
- .
Ativnn , • mew* °I tin noes or ter• inserted one ritve
for 3d Cents. tyro notes for 73 rent. inn., times Mr SI,
one sweet for SI 73: two weeks Mr 82 75. one Month SA.
two months 87. three mond. Sic. six months SIG. our
gear SlD—payable alwo)• in advance.
The Nan... %Vitro is what its mane hbcap,. It
speed" the sentiments of the Wrila party tit he litnnu
on ...eery qamitoo of public policy. It edema.,
electron to the Presidenry of 'inn.. solnet t
td the decision of • Whig National Convention It
Makes war to the knife uponcoe•sote• awl acts
of the admmiltration deem to te.advewe to the inte
rests of the country, and exposes without War or favor
the corruptions of the party in power. Its cobim• ore
open to every man in the Oracle), for the tiircumnon of
political or any-other quertions
addition to polines.• large space In the National
I Whirtwlll be devoted .° publicationi upon Agneollu're,
Meehaniee, and titer useful arts, &ince portal,
Law, riledierna,_Statisticr, see. Choice specimens a American and Foreign Literature, will also be given,
Review., he. A weekly list of the Patents
Isaued by the t'atcht thrice aidl likewise lie published—
' the whole forming a complete family newspaper.
The Weekly Rational Whig.
One of the largest newspapers in the United Status. is
I made up front the celututmof the Daily National Wituri
and ts pithlimed mitts - Saturday for the low pare of 52
per annum. payable to advance. A double sheet of
.• eight pages until,. pacts whenever Me press of natter
Mail
The
anti
The memt.trs of rteneral Taylor. written Comm.!) .
for the National Whig, are in course of publication.—
They commenced with the second number, a large
number of copier of which have been minted to sopMl
calls fur Wick numbers. CII AS SC Fir.NTON
. . .
Pivptirtor of National Whig
Mash moo,
Jon 3,1E47. jel4liw•Gto
t.
12RICtiCI1 GINGLIAMS—Two cao..co I . ,nrn
IL' *nu F:iristoowrol and .21,
jr,', :+2.lALET..recrt rE, spool
I
I CAMBILICS— 0., cm,
, ant. cm.l C4rnbrec,,,,or‘ ned n.'d fi'r'
SHACK taxr &
(lOTTUA DIAPERS—Two cases. ledel.• danA
brown Cow, D.apUss, au exua g urnr , 113.1 k
rt e'd and lur v.u.e by jet, u..IACKLIiii' &
ULUE DRILLINGS-1 ewe heavy blue Mat.
Ju•irec d anJ fur role
,lIACKLYAT a Will :v.
F isii b 1.4 larar Nu 3NI etteral,
5 0
.• I larl .r
CLARKE 1 - 11 A Or. Canal
W l • l a i le T a i tt a •le l n7k l ;a l ; r S . ' Ze n 111 ! .a. 19‘ 4.7; - ;
jo, • ,watar and front ala for
1
Url4`k enA Szealnboat Tile for 43 . V Ity\
I DICKEY . 1 / 4 170
- ;
C "'"Cig —?""'""w
l'"TfOltrV'S''''l7ll
,e.)•rhoap : jetli
SUGAR-41,t01t for sale Ina.. ;a vlowlen . n!ap,...m l / 1,
I DILAbI. 0 CO •
f ACE BUTTONS—A/ gr , s• mcdann re L+eri
} fin Oul.eadre..cs, ante at th, it :wrung
laurr of leXtf 1' II KA'r
M
11RD CAGES—'A large lot. belaittittal l.,ternal
Nun reeetvea and for rale Lo, It TO6'N:IENIIA
eao43:3‘ IV marlel al
'ARIAGATED 110111 . -1 baa Ilull
pat reed and for rAlrrti It t SF:IA.4,IA
aao .t
It JACOB
WIDSECEV-273 Rola I Proof I (0 , - .11l by
JACOB WEAVr It
No ICI Markel at eortsri rhqd
tITUITIs; 11AVAA11 , 14 SUGIAR-41i twle. w.
•• pellUT
by jeS, • MILLEN. h HICKFIStiNt .
INi int+ ut:.I.:RALS, by JT I !Fad
leAJoll33tON
. .
(111.1C0101-- re
addl..' *apply or heavy SL aitts
%,jelteeltA, ta.l reed rtt the Dry tioads 110111 e ul
OBIF. LEAGUE DIIILL I -- m c.d n
Afew i
W MURPHY
OW,
Q ) UINDI /id juts —SO ot , &d and In! saleby
_a F. d, lLIII:d
MAUDI ESIA CARD-11(11ln Alt tale a). .
dsta' It_ I. Als I.b.RS
.._ .
HYD. POTABIII-31 sna. jou reed and (as ssssle. by
in.% ft li 81 , .1.1.1.1tS
ED WAFERS—Io 11. foul 'at0 i r)( 4 1 ,..., s
. i nl . .. I'
jeasiti _
.. ,„.,
_
sn iti n-23 tAa to ,No I a i m' s . ,
n.I kir I.)
Tit & Dun C A
IJ'4ll:r.lra'
L1=714'74 1 '
EATILEILM— . I.OJO lb+ goul Live baxteE
r in stare awl fur 'ale by
JcID 1 DICKLY Cl), weber end how
MOnACCO—W be. I. Lump, Sr, i l 16e, tu,l Bal
-1 more ou heed tor sale by
jel6 & BEtblr.
oiasus-2.000 I lad : 4 pant.n at. , .;
10,00 U Catnrnan do. in atore and
jeld TAddEV & Ist:sr
11ACON AND LARD—I ea•k Moan;
I Obi No I Lard.
INANDNXTER &CO
B ACON, ter—lttoo Uns i countbulkry cure B. crui;
3 bult do;
In racks Dried App:er, landing
and for 'We by )nl.l JABDALZKLL
. _. ....-
Lt TARCI.I-50 lutirut.FuiN. (Camino., Starcb,.
Q A No. I article recd per ,tr Talsrman , ntd in r•le
by. Jett U II MILT CZ:: URID.ER
HE 1P bolo. Nlo. dow.rotted limp. on coo
olgorocol and for role - by ALEX • GORDON
54 orator and 105 foito BIS
LAUD -1 keg. No. I Leaf
Y do do, for rale b
WICK & of ci;ANDLF—.S
•g
BUTTICIII bbl• fre t tyjr i. aziti t ty eANDLE,.
cos. wood •ncjwater ids
iera
DIGITCON-1 50 ton. Meieer for sole by
jets WILLIAM &4y!tilVOllTll,l7annOd
UV bbla old Reeufiedid none and for
VV sale by It J t3LAMINI
F1.01)11-60 bbl. Family Flow in store and for sale
Je2s & J SLOAN
MityCILICRICI/113 bldr No. •j r i r , ri s d i t.r Ap intle
a • 11111111 ED inAD-10 bbla No. 1 in ' , ore and
1 (or .ale & J SI.OA N
is ANJIKRS 01L-13 boi rel. elan. Oiti
IS Bank
b canal and (or sale by .1e23 J DALZEt4,
ld A ACICIERSC- 2 5 ',bid new No. 3 landing Nan
IYI canaldndfor idlettyje — lts • 1 DALZKI.J. •
_. _ ____. _
, gIOSACCO-30kgs d twist Tobacco,Cirgro brand,
/in wore and &reale by jedS 3 DALZELL
Fl""—kb bbl. No. Band 3 Mackerel:
bu •• No. I Ilerrsogd; in aroty and for dale
by lea 3 a Id R FLOYD
GUMMI AN CLAY-30 ton.
ts need and to! dale by
TAS & Itt... 33 wood nt
WINDOW OLAOI3-3to • bad &wowed non. on
bond and car dale by te24 TASOEY & fIEtSY
•
DOTAIIII-16 mai. in start and for sale &
H by
-2L
TASSEY EST
Etaks
CITY OP BALTIMORE,
1
tVA ur &MX Deal Festatz to alb Mat of Sat ' •• ate at
' Padre Nate by THOMPSON &DOS' .It, nodes
at the Banundre Ervhanve on Fridayslct olv, Vale
AEe iLt: Le cal If in the . Western potato of* t city
ni tre exit...nil I) of ea.-nage street. and roinieg the
prop.- f.y of Ito .e • •t (tamale. Esti- Dr Ed ...down, o.o !ere Judge Glenn, at.' As a titivate residence it Is
unpoupainied in beauty of salaam, and as an invest
ment meet Pm e highly 'Maeda See advsrasernent
in Itaitiniorapapers. JeaDditt
BY Jens D. Davis. Anetlose7l
- - .- ---_----
11
Administrator's sdad of,Msal haste.
I.l,2llllltres of Land io:Westera?o 'a• al
AUCTIWq , I -
14
11 " :T3e " Vgragaren d iel rio . =t; !I=
and nth so., Pittsburgh. The following desen , d btatt,
i st e de property 01 Jams Trimble, Cr., ddl t" , ...
liormburg. • . • .
Nine bundrect term of winch Ms in Me town; or
Mercer. etz— .
. ' •
Not. ye, 758 and MI Py mow ning 101•11sbip;
ts0.111:1 in French Cret tovnoh . p.
Eight hundred ACT. mle 113 the county of Crowfoot
No 1553 in Rochdale township;
136 T in Athens do;
ans in Richmonddo; •
•
• Had in eparta ' do.
Eight hordred and fifty acres aro in the count* or
Erie, viz: Noe. 107,r:017 mid N. MINI in Watertord
lowtothip, within throe tithes of the Worn of Waterford,
No. 1050 in Amity township •
Nine thouthnd sth hundred And 6fiy aerra are in the
county of McKeon. vim Nod. 3 99,371.4, 37114, 5 7 90. ::74.
3715.3716,3719. MD., 3734.
The nloWee lands w ill he told in separate warts
Thoth in hlcreer,Crdw.htil and Erie counties are prin
eipally in tracts or too owes Same of which' contain
owl! and Iron Ore, and are well adapted for (orating
Those in McKeon county, are principally in triClll of
law meths, cJCII well watered and covered with timber.
The town of Corydon hips on Port of throorirl oll Immo.
. .s t ilippoinhle—Terms at nit
THOW.dyn•'°' •""l°"'
WM. BOYD, • t A .
jeCOMlthwts JOHN D : L/AVlta, Aar IT.
Mercer Whig, Meadville Galen, and Erie litezeue
COpy until thhl. fiend bill and paper, and charge
di. u office.
Large sale of Superfine Shiris i .fteady blade Clothingi -- 1
W ILL Whale ei_ln o'clock this morning. at Davi. ,
Commercial Sachem Rooms, carrier of WOod and Fish
In dozen ruperfine Freosh le linen bosom Starts:.
4 ° liken bowmshirts, straight body an! yokes
o ° do do ran plates;
Is s do do, plain:
Si pairs wiper tweed pan's, fined through: .
IS s fine e...mimers do, fancy and plats;
al collanyolr Pant.;
8 :arced audilistimetr Loath,
pair• Verde Marralle Wan picket.;
45 browit drill eralla,
13 s Croton Vitmgel Drawygi;
l'nge hrr wits a quatnity of fancy al t d,ehrek . .hirt.
trig, round•bouts, denii frocks, 40. • Scott
and Lot at Auction. •
ON Wednesd lint: ay upc
neinoolethe Mb not. at 3 o'clock,
will be sold on Ike [itemises that valuable loodOrouud
anus, rib(lo in
e corner of r loth and Urant streets, bar
mgflora of X 7 diet en dixid Heed l, end extending back
Ito, bit, on ilia rear of n limb is erected k three story
Or ek Ito (ding which is reined Ot tau pt a 100010.
Tide indisputable. Terns ?nab. butanee intern
equal usu uei dement. vont interest, lo be secured by
hood cad monghge. j
71;1101CIPSO11'S COMPOUND SYRUP OP
1, TAR AND WOOL) NAPIITyrA --Tee Portlaad
Me) Ade crowd *aye Pits yeraedy has Leen ono,
iiumesaful than any medieina we have mice known It
uraerom come lit Con•amption,Spi hied blood, pa
in t he tide and Bream Usonchiim, - .Mithaa. Medina
Coughs, Marmite.dote hroat, Palpitation of
Warr, Whooping Co ugh Croup, Nerymierremoteirb
h o s e ,doamaf the higheyd respeembility in 014 car hat
ample Imurnouy im power and amity ha this cla
of di.eanea
Among the testimonials to the vaitia ofthe above med•
mine, ate several Rom distinguished physicist's of Phil
adelphia. Read the following from Dr. Yoon, thp
Probangagth.t, Jan. 18,1647.
Raving used in our practice, as well vs in my own
Martly..Thompirou`s Compound tlyrupolTat and Wood
Naphtha:l have bn hCfltillloll in miying that it Mao ,
beat preparation of thektud Mum fonperbousandaring
from Conerimption, Cough.. Coldri, and All effectuate at
the 'fbrost, Breast, kernprevalentiat this mason of
the year. Wit Yr huiu.ss &prime at
We have seetrwid &s
on a few pathe permit who gm
e
the followingcerti6ca.e Ile remains well, being per.
&coy eured-ol Os inseam.:
r.......,au,thrnathr 3 . 0 3 qt
Fiem a muse gra tit ude, and a Morin that the amie.
led may have (thiourea to a Italy invela.li e medicine, ,
I wou'd slate that the bernibt I have experienced Irons
he use of Tithiap.an's Conthound ,Syrup of Tar afar
Wood Naphtha. For warm years I have been antic.
led
web a distressing racking couch,accompanied with
' great operersion and dal:catty of breathisig, with dean
...lion of tight/ism at the cheat. Llecumitig greatly
alarmed. • Inend wan had been much benefilled by dim,
metheine. recommended me to try It, I did go, and in it
r. y 51,011 time eve y altsnong Symptom disappeared;
toy expectoration Lemont, free, all oppreasion left me.'
my coup, ceased, and in fir* dtlyl was able to go
out end attend to rny businesa a veil man. Any 'either
etfointat on will lie cheerfulty given the adloted, by
eslling at my residence, No. WI. N. . Fe at.
, JO3 51c1IANAMY.
This invaluable medicine is prepared only by ANGe
Nh:v,. DICKSON, at the corner of Frftli and Spruce
rh• , adelph[.. :Sold in Pthaborgla by L WILWX,
Jr It sit cents or Alper bottle.'
CAUTlON—lleware 'of the canny counterfeits the
nee now yeast. Theenacrupulous arc ever ready I.
dere, e the unettarv. _ .
,et3d6se
=Ei3IMIZMI
lr't 11. W.OU U'S 6 .... yarn's. and Wild
—LI Cherry It —This new and valuable Ex
tract of Ir.traitpur.ll2 and Wild Cherry has been used
with great' time.. fur the permanent Itlitnitilltd . all
reel d•semset at take their rite from an impltre state of
the kind piotatine• a healthy avian 01 Mc Liver—
'urn:Awns the Nerves and at oat, aerates health and
viaor to the whale systcot.
In attests.: of iatt.ee. Indieettion, Dyspepsia. loss
of Appetite, Habitual Contivenest, Scrofula, Headache,
l-tocuer. awl that Deprestion of tilrintvt. which , sea
cannot. n coumisitut eprinc and S.M.( reasons
of the yam, thiti mita:eine has nittLiw equal—and • ate.
ale trial will convince the most iifeledut.l.
ire en rteirr.
For farther particulors Ow render t h eeferred to Ile
pan, , ,lrts will Se furnished Sy Agenshallaw
ng e• ale ni which this valuable tocilminci
hob It) thew who have toted 11.
VO-Cautiou to the Peddle gile
Ile parnealse red ark for Dv Wood's Sarsaparilla
and t'fld Che fry timers, sort receive another. :Ids ill
I Or fint preparation of Mete arteles combined ever
mitred to the public. and I. great Peeve. attendingint
At-e h.lnduced the unprincipled to counted:en end imi
tate Av preventive, pre' that the bottles have the
word. 'reU eturs [temperate and Wild Cherry Bit.
itW
let s prirred On the glarr,.atid tha
each libel no pa
1.1,1 e ts sine.] by the propmetor, 1110rolnit. dr •
Vold; wholesale and_relatt,-bs WvArr KETCH-
A NI, general assn., Ill:11%1ton Street, New 'York;
Tuns,. Alndrel tweet, .and P. ft. Sawsza, SmithSeld
street. ritt-burgh, P. Price St—large bottles.
5..5,16er SNP
1111=
Read •nd Judge far I:aargelreat
A 1. , .N1302 , 1u - er the Bosun Furrellerathe Rth
. ~,
- Error poison who con act tori v lti enough to leave
mu
ruhy a doinrao - -All the ips bouild to the U
Stater or Canada. aro - ernwilcd. Any o bi ir paid tor
par.age acront the 'Anomie; and too en the morrds
ot rate ine Hob embark an 'Anil
) ah;pi, which prove.
Meat coffin.. the recent 1i1,0141 . hp nec k
of the
Exmouth i• a cam io Point. She had two hundred arid
any rmierant, war only TA to
batiks. and not fit
tor any coy... The cuoriquel ee wan. she war lout
thr male rot Me 27111..trrnke gale, which your nor.
respnnilcut winierred ; all on board with the exception
of three perroo• perirtied. When pottier in America
rend 11.1.111Vy to th.te friend. io Ireland. to pay for their
peerage to the United Slam. they should always go to
the well known.bouse of Alea.ro Hamden k. Co.. at N.
look or Horton. who not only have kind and_faithful
•aAento at Liverpool, and the reoporm of Ireland. but
ahoy alieoya gave i mieranto a p.irrage io N firat elms
Animman packet Chip. wham they are properly ac
ecnimcidated, end if rick or abort of pro virion. they are
kindly Outwit d
kIes.r..IIARNDEN &Co.'s Paaraee arid Remittance
Office. Rik!, wee, one door ben. w Wood.
JOSHUA ROBINSON
European Agent
EME=II
NAGLE SALOON
. . . .
ob:CERT blyrey Emmy. this Week, by Me.,
C
KNHAS:cMUKPIIY. abul HUN
ADati , vsioN 14 CENT.
Programme.
7.1 . Knenst & Huntley
DEEM
MEMLSt=itMII
• • • .. ,
Sangoh-nth of We're& . Karam.
Hailed, the Widow Moehree, Murphy
Seim Aceordeon, Huntley
Comas, llittomof the Nl art& • Murphy & Co
.dons, my Boyhood Home, from Amelia, Kew.,
Comm Meng, Chtursung Penny or the Batch of
Helixes, 'Murphy..
MMIIEE!!
Sea
throe conic ;la r the Moonlltir Sea Vilarphy &
%Vaitered ay the Brook ride, WIIf
!nab:onic. the irrover of Manley, Murphy.
Solo, Aeriesloon. Huntley.
Dee Mary Blanc. ; Irneasi & alorphy.
Batln Kneen.
Comic ' Sonic, Blarphy.
Sold, Aecooleen,
Ifuntley
.
Finale, La up.lo the Morning.
melee Cream Tickets En atlas :
W GOODS —.10.11 reeeived at Mo t 6 WOOd at,
op rinds a few dozen of tho?e very fine, 'Mahlona•
ble, uvula
m At. Trey Manufat. r Suing, with Eynon
and vandpeollars I
A few &men fine Silk Elaitic Suspenders, and I ease
of a new ardele manufactured by the Waterbury Man
ui
ae, ring C0..C.141M.
lfirek duo striped and Phalli Satin AdjustingEtackv,
very narrow for .103111 C, •A beautiful assortment pf ,
Satin Cravats. fight ,
. and dark color
One Care flue WIIIOII and Brussels Carpet Rue. ire.
&e., , reeived this morning and for sale at Fawn; psi.
ees..by II & E
Intl AReniaTur El4.lllMll,lllfilellll7rt
More New Goods.
SII ACLFTT wtirrg,9) Wood street, Psnaborgb,
ate receiving .t few coves of desttabla and IMllt[t
gooda, which w tit now make ththr stocks
foe yery complete,.
and extraordtnary goals e thiesetwon of the year.
They have a nu
large assotint of tarry Prints, thew
good. summer wear, Shawls, while goods, Ginittanta
and Tweed..
MILITARY GOODS
L , INSI JEWELRY. SILVER-WARE,
1: LAMPS, lac.—Alarse and Well selected stock al•
ww,s on Loyd authe lowest Nice. --
ehl Pests. Pencils and Spectacles—A large supply
lust remved Watch repairing done In the very 110 , 1
MUM, W W WILSON
run _ en ncr 4tl, and Marl
SYINDRIES-22 sacks Fenlima;
VI sacks Umber reasl.
2 bbls do:
6 bbl. No. I Laid;
2 baled sepasked Cotton,
V ban Wool,
17 do. Conn been
1 box Paaeoek Fly Brusher end Farm: now
lending ewlfor sale by 1043 1 ptcrcry &co
woricar.—The Stocklelderit of
or
Palsbutri end.
Allegheny Bridge Compeer." . .. ereeting Bridge
over the Allegheny Hlirce, uom the crd of Hand went
armlarrcla 110“ ed that the annual el.clion for it Field
dent, 10 Reagent, TTellio as er and u Sterrtecy, will be
bold on the 1.1 Monday of July nest, it the Compsny's
Roomy Nome eme of the Boidse, et 2 .Jetock, r.lll.
17101 1 • %Vet MORRISON' PTell'd
•
1V
RICHARD T. LEECH, JSy• •
INIYttIiTEK and Peeler inSeddlaryllariiware and
Carriage TiimmingeiLis now receiving large addl.'
cen. to Me mock, directly (men Birmingham and tbe
.lern hlanufaclories, to which he respectfully invitee
the mte noon of C 01111130.11 and dealers generally. • •
ots •,• • •
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TIIE subscribers .are reeeivisns regular supplies of
Tennant's Pods Ash bons Lavers:snot, of high ton ,
suitable for GI. . bilkers, which they offer (or-ails at
the lowesi mattes prise TRIMBLE JOIINVON
nio.llt,Sotus Wharves, Philadelphia—soh Agent for
this market - • jeliSdit
MCHURCH HIIIYORY—The Winery or
Of
tali Church of Christ, bTrb. law Rev. Jos. Alitoer
A, M., with additions and noweelion• by the late Be..
Irate Milner. A. M., F. R 9, Dean of Caßbile. •nd
Pres:dent of Queen'. lioller i Canibroinein vole For
sale by pata JOIttitITON A 9TOCILTON
aSt. iffit
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGIII
DAILY PACKET LINE.
Tuis wed k.no Um of splendid patort tr. tilt am.
eda I• now-composed 'of largest, itattilt,tt t
finished and ( mnisknol and roost posrerful lc a • on,thr
Wattle It 4 the even, ' keen' accommodation stpd com
fortt that matey can ;noon e, has been ptto,th d for pair
aengera The Line be-mem operation for bee >cars
—Wm earned a million of people iorthinit It e lea.
'injury to their persona. lbe. boat. mill he at the Mot of
Vi oar ...cot lb. day previous to stoning. fin me recep•
POO of freight arid the catty of peatteUgent Ott tte. test••
ter. In all C•lles the pastime note) Meta t e paid et
ade.ce. • - "
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310AIDAY PAIDEZT.
The kriChtiONUA lIELA. Carl &one, whitel,. rur
health every Monday or
al lb o'clock; '%a heetiog
every Monday evening .110 r,
•
TUEIDAY•PACaET
The IDBERN/o. Copt. J. Alinv:lrm
leave i'lutburgh evcrp - Tucsday otorultig O. iuu'rloeb,
Aybeiehug over, Tue•das erraiolt _n ii Y. SI.
WEDNESDAY PAtICIP.T,
The NEW ENGLANV, Sk,Capt. Ai. /sag, w i ll
leavePittsburghi occrP Wcdocgdo, room. , gut
to
o'clock; Wherliog cc. y Wedneiuller evening at 10 P.
kli •
'JLJJi
.
The 'WISCONSIN, Capt. A. J. Greer, wilt leave Nue.
bat gt, every Thursday parolee at lUct•eleelk: la heeling
every Tharaclay _evening at I 0 Y. N.
PRIDAT PACKET
The CLIPPER, R 0.14 Copt. eroakr,orill !coo, Pio.;
burghevery Friday morning al .10 o'clock, kk braid.%
every - friday evening atlo P./I.'
CM=
•
Tao alf'SMl•::itiEll, Cap!. Liafirod, will I-rive eitto
burgh every Saianiay morning at lOoMook; M heeling
every eve *intraday everting at U P. M.
SUNDAY PACK KT.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Cep,. A. 0. Mown', testi
leave Pittebtegh every teutelay panne, et la u'doet
%Theelieg every theiday evegeng ntlo r.
May 29. ISO.
15 .r cheats Y. 11. Tea; -
d do Imperial Tea;
• V do 'Olkupowder do;
eke nine las Y. II Tea;
49 do Superior T. 11. Tea,
39 do Pouclioug do;
69 do Superior Y. 11. doi,
Joel reeeived and Or auk. low Sy —,
, MILLER k lIICRETSON
011IIDRIES-207 lacks
43 sacks-840ns;
bilbiarriS Flour, land bit from Mmr
Caleb Cope, and for isle by, .1 PALYELL
.ie23 • :4 water m
zTocacs OR sALß—
po.bores LIL Bank, Potato&
PI Howl .1. Brolgo, (new mock). Ap
S'y to jet(' C BIDWELL, Ag't: water st
- •
5 173111111E11-261Ws Loaf 224. n.- --
b 4 a S. IL 11101a4444; I
G Dna Na 3 Itneketel j.bt tee eivid
and 6r FaleAL Jet 9 AT. 00D, /ONE* A. CO
liE/011T11—To Baltintre, by Inn F:244,4
bne—
Ftwllcanuaet.ntt MY time In I taimonabln price.
for 3.4 lons pnr dny by 11114 !if el , oa. 101110
je94 J C 111DlVeLL,
'
e.oks Shoo;dem ;
7 -do do; ---•
.8 do 11. m.; jon reed per S n Rooioe,
, Sa r0 , .. 1c by 1c27 ATWOOD JONES 6. Co
L EAD AND SIIOT—LOO pi. Lend; .
do kegs ahoy, a,u'd No.,
Lauding from ateambonl and fir .arty
JON HAVALET a Ab rr l
1O LO Iho prim% Werwojw7t
reed
and for sole by --• OJILACKBV RN tr. CO
• Mt 77417.1.1 nod eh. ty•olloy '
kirOIoiSBEIC-121/ bolo !logos Bowe :dolours, of
I rd • O '"'"" atri=7:tll3ll,lB ondSo wood Ai
CHINES*' vicaniaLioar-20
d t sale Cleo D.. watebause
I I I DI/ at CO, a. weed at
ii/Orsollrgi us. uertoritt - raeliZarritle — T-
N s iglise, just werived and tor sale al tee dreg ware
WILIPCIA field J SIIIDh CU
TiCA—KI pant Y. 11, lionpowder and Inhietiel
Tee, received and for OJit lour by
=INE=I
F ISH -50 bl•Is tio Lauge . tdAckr,el;
2u h( bbl. fur %Mu bY
jel6 TASSFfY nFor.
IV OOL BACKS-41W ucw 40 inch !Wisp Woul
nIF Sucks for ..leer fit IMPII Y &LEE
• ja:klicai Likiiitty in oppowtentis
DROOELS,VW dal Cowl Bruouta in mow stud 1
LI Meer 2114.151.0.01
1e2.5 NosZI wood and ii iilwily ws
• _
. _
lAT gISKEY— YS Mils old Monongahela 11)e Wh..-
jejs key slate end Gm tale by
si.OAN
TIRY PZACIIES= - Wbu dry reoe he. for side lore
11 to clote coasignment by 0 CI) IRAN
id 4 -- • 'No wood sl
Dry
. 10 8 b it Drigi l ehe
20 b Hill be told c:cme eon
sigarbent by jet* Sd W
LEAD -5 1 5 Pig" 6. l cm Laadjust ruiri v..d pes str
goithert !dorm, for sale. by
P•gg ll.lll/TCIII-Irt
bbl. lard 011 just we'd end tat • ele by
wIL9UN lc GAR lAN,
Je22.1t0 Fourth mom below F•yry newt
01 Obis I.inleed Oil, jOsa ree'd
joi n 24 1 :ti(10 . D. J ONDI &CO
PIG 1110/1-10l to n. cold law t.tabFla Pig boa,
good qoalny, girsale by o
. • jell /r.R III'CUTCREON,IYILibeny .0'
ri.ANVA.S...I-2 bales deadreceived and kit
N., sal. by niIACKLETT
jerk No DO Wend eireei
sy:rment of new style Tweeds
SIIACK7AT WIjITE; 99 wood rt.
grrTA.le-4N 'Hot , and `Cold"
corselet), FRIEND. RIMY BCO ."
IBIS No Atwater street
MEIN MACKEREL- 7 5U brlallo 3,Large Ronal
.LIF Mackerel, 13oatort Ingperbon, Ida end for se
jell/ by RAG,A4HY &SMITH
COTTON -136 lde. Tema. Colons; '
SO bags do, reiacked;
jel9 Foe Pale l.2y ' I DICAEW &CO
QOAP-r2O bzs tin 1 einem . .. Hi Soap, just received
Oper steamier Anicrica and far salk hr.
ji•Si BMI LTBI`IERtin: wirer sr
• Aetig ev:x. tio ;rez i—
LLlxinior
t.k by
kin U WIAAS • .
CU. I In wood si
SUG AR CURED HAMS—IWO LL j'irin received and
for iale by THOS U IIDIURNE
jell °minim Afenoneehela Howe
•I ANILY LARD-708mm Jam, pm op exam-rely for
r 6mil t use, from? to 3111ba each Jar—Mr sale by
jolt THO 9 (1 ODIORNE
cyrilE SNEATIIS-110 *ie. Common mid ?.I
in
Sfor ule low by TOO' 0 ODIORNII
/nI I Opposite blonongsbels 100
f2LOUIL-14 bbl. Fresb.Gronnd rubbly Sow, an
P nom and (prude by
_dell I"DICKt:P & CO, wrod, and 6.1 us
YALM SOA r—abli bore. land a u ( baba eitAttlef
Rush, for, sale by
_‘ll J bbalb3 DALZELI
02111LY-140 SOll.ll boxes, put up_f , y
//pad reeeived and kirsale by 1' MARTIN
-lull • nuner trcittaield mut !mat Su
MOl, ASip—Sabblo 8. H., jnn received steam er
Goridolier sad roe sale Sit E HEA 11.10 '
fill I East side of she Diamond
/ LLD RYE IN RISSEY—CIoiee Rio Whiskey
Weer sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
jell) P C MARTIN
0 1 121coantry
je9 C BIDWELL. Water st
11AVANA-ISUOAYI-4.0 b. Drumm
90 bz. Wblin; for pale by
MILLER & RICK b.T:NON
.00H POWDER-PE inl!..l:y.
CUI . r
pIIERSE-GW boxes Cheese for mar by
- jell) • I DICKEY k
DIO COPV&K—llata bap prime Omen ItiaCeffee
/tier oale b jelg BALIALEY R SVIITII
Q TM/CW-100 bia Fez' Cioeinnali, for rale by
lel9 • LtArinl.llol ShllTil
4.LERATIIS—O cask.. to - arrive, fur solo 1.1
1,7 .1e.19 (MIMI DICIihY CO
Vt a ttL y LA BEANI 3 —Carle ileirt,glaililjrtar
7 1 , A R—^3 bbla Nona Carolina Tar, tec i v i Cai•
Tr A o;tll E ety7 an''2'
b et . "'6'ini J i at C W l ll na
ti
Haitit-20,(00 ' mate anti tor :me by e
J- jell ' J .
25 Dailey on cana:gnment and for eale — by
' Ste W liandn UGH
Q BRAT US—el uuks nuw land '
u by "
let y ' I DICKEY' a. CO, wat e r and , nlnt fn.
BACON state and for sue
lIMILIALGII,M vrood .1
Ida W. R. Cheese Or
Jel l .l WkR ACUTOIEON
DEED -41 bhp, prime, for sale hy
jell W It ArCUTCIIEON
- _ .
QOAP-203 be. Malcolm Poop. root revels...l trot
to 'eel l4 11.1adll a RICK 12 SON
ODINE-40 os jam received and Or clue
.1 KIDD & CO
BACB BRAiIIDIT—OId Pearl, Doody, ror Vale
Orvicolvtloosroiltil„ r iolD PC
R. BLACK, Merchant Tailor, Ezehnoß. Hail.
;dings, rie Clamourer; Pillsborp.. jelolf
GILEEN APPLES.-40 bbla, warrani.il . ill good
uider, Wr •alc by le P . . 10 µI; "Al ANTIN
BICAIII9- 5 0 bus. mall While Army Beans fur age
}al° . by P C MARTIN
/ . 18156/ilitia/ ait l
bustreerived and for aalu by
v . jelli BI.IBI3IiLIDUIf,VVIISON 111 co,yrater •
IIACOIII-5,0101hs liscuot :Nde• tor s ! y
/3 ja . A It 11c.i.lat:111.0N
VA. TWIST-16 kip 6 l'oricy Tobacco for isle
iea by Nir & R bleCtrlelllEON
. .p pi a —A ... m a" nr ' d VFW .
toTardraoidT(oi - Wre - by —
I 1 jol4 WICK & Mee& N ULFBS
VIJI4III4IITS-4 sacks Filbert. tot ralcby —
L' Jon WICK & &kVA:ICI-Eft
CAeroa 01L-10 bbl. Not, Jost ree'd nod for,ole
jalb • by R E SELLERS-
Jc4 : O KIDD& CO, (0) YetotkcC.
- -
OW YARN— . I.IO doz. ra quark, y. rot _
vat hi .
1-icn
RTARIC A RILs7I case just reed rad tot le 4y
- R Y.iII.I.ERS
TDI4AULIC ClEKZElT—lobalsonbatid and
Cl for We by ier3 ALEX. CORDON
131.00N—M0 lbs for stla by
17 k4B WILK & McCANDLFSEI
S.WAIIIPS PANACEA-4 t.stua r ticrerat-trate
B 2
0 ?, 7 W
—2OOO ID, Hog Ro ,Dd
__sole far se by
ICK& MoCANDLESS
rilOW AND FLAX YARN—Fir ule by • -
11 jets WICK & MeCANDLESS
LOVB-300 bbl. S. P., ott hood sold for sale by F
lets ' • • BURUEUDGE, WilLtami &
_
F)1113 IRON—CI/loos ?dotal:sin( Furnace.'
05 •' If ayme Iwo do; for at.. by
jcW.l .Ik-IitELLEII)
EMMIZEI