y^h'' j'. I* ."/i , *• ' h 'Y I ‘v '• ’ ■ n • •.:/ . * ■ •f Ifc,:,. mmm^, . Hr.’. I v i« : f' v ; : attiin •>Ks L ii-: : vS:- ‘■■>| *#>•’. •■ - 11,I 1 , ->,. v." ,• Ni > •f'-j 'lq *> '-i'K .5. • .••'->.« '*;’« vu.<*o* ■♦jfrr.-J uri 1 il|ps^'>• i' ! M -: WSm %■ ImbejMto: *; |JJ? ':} wftl: IS te.l% j&gSfeji V*~l Tu ‘ Wkw ~y lo .’.port* wo augmenting; wo wo selling leu ami boy. writ ® 4/1 exitaded list of reagfru way the /mods ‘ '-jag’taore,sadtheforeigner is reaping tbe profit” f<4 Mr. Clay siiould. rally strongly tocight, We laisaolher perfect parallel, for all know I forbear, and comraebd tie following as the best set ilfStilio'irii&oin the United States have not been ! of reasons that bare been tittered for a beg time, -. j ;|gbdoctfreijf.igrfe exports, not even under the • why Henry-Clay should be re roe robe red. . • |Oft«f-454f0 '' WJat oor free trade will procure ! - WhJf X*«tlnf la Allegheny, &iwfM targe exports of breedstafl*. If we ' © VfjMtvxrtxxi, Jan. 2S, I6IS. •SijfcfcM Urn esparto of bread to Gfest Britain from ; Whoever may.be nominated as the Wkigcapdi. ;’■£ !<>y io 1633 a Oder a high tarifl, wo bare ao aver* - ***** forth® Presidency aXlbeXaiiosaJ Convention, -.A'-ggatjf s%3TJ#j6pO|>or year,-while the same number ■ —^U5C * whoever is nominated will receiVe a hearty. * -«rjrwwt»Ssf the loir tuiSj 1535 to 18?1shows ? Whig support) it r ; «rfy uri nmf&tiC tZ&fiSn per year. We need : *•* '«»»**y io the Whig ranks Is receiving *i>e' ■’' mt* tgn tA t aait fev arympenl. ws .can press home ‘Consideration dee to his eminent services sml abil* ftpnw ihe'dgnrerof the Secretary for ; Hoax Clay's friends do weil to remember . ‘ j'§47,* After afi li*taeto.thai hove been given day vaa *° to the country,—so davoted to its j ,’x ‘g(Ur Ary,"fe> show that fiunine aloodcatuedour so identified with its whole political j > waoe»6cr»,«rporUo(gmnaad proristoos, we take • history,-and rf all points m the Union for a public j "■ itutimrtrlwtnf^- 1 —■ ——‘ »—-» demonstration in bis behalf Pittsburgh, “the Iron [ ' VMM ffr* export: W free trade measures.' Let as now Americanßinningham," seetna the must! «■ omr exports of domestic pin. appropriate- NoptaeeWest of the Mountains so) excluding aU breadstuff, -tnlooglf illustrates the benefits of the American I prtfrrfrgflie, Sad see whether die exports have SyMem, and Che certain prosperity incident to Um | > fa9t'*rf Mf, WalkerY humbug machine. Policy. Noplace so strongly bear, the ■' tw export, exploding breadstuff, and i™pre« &. mankind To haro »iich aman irtfiiltfff ':•*> fo hoM'fitm op-aa in example foryoung <«r' foUow;io’fasguidedbyksooue- 1 Impremetf by M*. r -Wi*dq»; is a j (itffilffrt of Voff f*-*ttwha upaetetw .gamt'gßnius and .molted /is rifd*/. coofliry. If Henry Clay may m . 1 - 1 / i . .i **.jtr ' - -•’ 1 MB nV iiag&S.*: v ", • 'j; \r ■ .' -V* *o* *'•'• « ov ? :5 $ r; ?v| i?;-r v;;:| - 1 v! Jjj| V'; » Sf- V ' J f'M llf.-v- ; , ‘ I >•'? P i **j M t BY ERASnsa Bltoona k, Co.o ~ PIITIBPBOH, * ' ;dav morking. remtURY r_ i *,»' ' » i.-. u •; * .practicable, : . . . "y" ** ®* f 'T in the day *' wmjl, for MlK.u nm „, cviuinicr, our vraob aid OUR TASIFV.** k»TO Irequemlj ukcn occuioa to.WU,it In. been called -Free Trade” in EnjUnd, bn, adopted farm a more libend commercial •Pint, Irtu Item necesaity. We bare ofiei abowed thal all oar reductron. of the uni torn been airier, that we hare in tact thrown away millions jof money tinder the idea that we were responding to ftpe trade in England. We End in the la* nnm. | her.rf BUcltfcood an article beaded “Our carat \*Ti oor trade and our tariff" that explains ao well . tad *> truly the causes of the late monetary eriiii -ia England, and shows so conclusivelywhat on abortioa Ire* trade is, that we present it to confound the fallow thinkers, who know cot the difference betweenfamine and (tolillcal economy. As the por tion of the article relative to the operation oftbeßank of England him comparatively small interest here* /we give the writer’s argument in our own words-. The. writer argues that the troublesof England i . . arose fiom the gold principle, and that the disasters I , . would have bceo lessened if the Bank of England ' :< tad other sources of currency, had been allowed tt . psad to meet the wants of the nil road interest— f' We argues that under, ordinary circumstances the currency of the country, was adequatetolhe wants ' of the business community, but that the rail road plan* called for more currency, and that money be • • dear, because the currency was too small to' pay the difference* that rose out of such an extea* . business without the proper increase of that should have been provided: nocordiogto all rules of reasoning, on in . creased trade,;U increased demand, a new popu / ; Utioa, and n new channel of industry, were so many additions to our former state which required additional facilities. The same amount of curren cy which had |sutficed in former years to carry on our domestic arrangements, could not surely be ex ..petted to exercise a double function, and to meet the demand occasioned by the novel element of • accretion. • The money that, in' prosperous «»mes. I barely answered the calls of manufactures ynd m , merce, ctfuld not be converted from those streams .1: to flow into another, without , occasioning, at the . . . samel time, the greatest pinching and iuconrea .. ience?*' *.*•*••• « • * •'l’.-' “We have been forced .to make that amount, l of money, which in' ordinary times of unshaken .. credit was barely necessary to liquidate or balance / ■! the ordinary transaction of the community, em : |brace alao the new operations rendered indispco -v. , sable by the introduction and drvebpemeut orthe /r\ radwiy system. We have called forth and crea . >,|ed a new source of industry within ourselves, but ;we have omitted to provide the means by uthidi that Jrnd of industry can' be maintained, without - trenching upon sod abstracting from the supply ; applicable, at formerly, to our other .wants. This - ) la noth question (and herein lies the fallacy of , ; / those who are waging such determined war against j . ' the railway) of .absorption of capital, but of want . ' ;Of the circulating medium. We have been tryiup - 'ronder, PeeTs guidance, to make that amount of ■ tnocey which bardy. aetTed eight persons before, suffice now forthe extended wants of twelve; and “Fu are perplexed at any scarcity, totally forgetting that we havp advanced in the close of the • year to n widely different position from that which - . Ve occupied at the commencement of l&li. Gold \ has. become scarcer, altogether independent of the hxportstion, because there are more persoos who - require money; and when gold cannot be bad, Sir ‘7 BoberC Peel forbids ua to trade iu paper. There is ( • - .•••; minimum supply of money, repreaeating that • portion of produce which, is passing to consump , ,lwn, without which no. country, can hope to pro*. ’per,-and we hare already, passed • that minimum. * . Another' cause that has' tended to. reduce tho. currency of England, is" the fact that rail road labor .era have hoarded large sums of money. The'iw board.has been small, but it must be re' collected that 600,000 men have been engaged for three years at higher .wages than farm laborers N iv*jebenned.‘ ; • . 14 •’ J T*'" J lllrM '*■ '■'» nimiwnn w , eflcet of a reduction of the UriffopoD English trade, ' and argues that the weabh of English msnnlhctu ' fen, Herabundant tad cheap coal anil iron would, without anjr reduction oftbe tariff on foreign good* maintain tire supremacy of English workshop*, and that it was suicidal toopcnthehome market to any aslioa. He amenta home truth that should here* - lankbcrcd by our legislators, and that is, “that pro : teclion to native industry, is the foundation of rite prosperity of Great Britain, {United States alsoland ] that in: departing from itVe have adopted a wrong I course, if wise, wc shall speedily abandon," and another, where he sa/s the “home marki-t" i» the one .to secure, and art the Ckvlju. the demand ot the latter being only iVtbu prjpjrtiuu use tu thkpi, largly as England is engaged in nmnuiAc tnriea./'--) .. of the removal of duties Las been alike in England and United States. The free tra ders hare said reduce the dories, and the demand for home products increases, and (be revenue will 'increase by the increase of goods upon which the / duties;tre.levied. • The reverse uf this is the feet, ' and official returns show that the exports have not 1 increased or the revenue. t MW (WIVUMCr , \ . • “la England the ordinary revenue of the country i' at the lime when Sir Robert reel come into puw> «,wi within a paction of forty eight millions.-* - 1 1 Tea million* and a half were den red Crpm r^nai^ t articles, which were subsequently dealt with on ..( five trade principle?- .Tbete articles under the re / dared daty oow yield only aix million*, whilst the j the resources, .(Ini bare sot been tampered with ' Cootrilwle as is shown by late returns, forty-one . and a hattj jnrtead of thirty-sewn and a half mil \ boos to the revenue.' The gain therefore to the . • country bn those items which were 'left under ■, : . the operation of our former system was four mil . ; ferns,—the loss upon the articles reduced by Peel was four pillions and a bal£ whereof the greater part Has'cabe. into the pocket of the foreigner, and, ’ ae Lord'George Bentiooc well remarked, it is ma> , Serial, with such feet* before os, to consider **what '• would have been the aflnatioo of the country if - - Sir Robert Bed had tried hi* experimentaiy hand . - on the whole of what are. called the ordinary sources : cf.vevenueto the country?* .There most then hare bees a huge mistake somewhere.'’ ; ’ So in the. United Stoles, the 'ordinary' rerenoe . .foil off four milliooa and n quarter, in the fijrj . year of the new tariff, a fed beyond dispute and wmbliriiiag a perfect parrellei between ijogiand and the United Stoles, so fera* increase of rare, ■ *aa from a low tariff* coaeerned. [ . Upon (lie subject of augmeatod exports. Ibe f*ci» .-.‘.•reequtfydedroctiretoftee'trsden. Tbe vriler Wyt, “wit mast never lose sight of the fret that ’•-r,,e r ton . \ he m «5 h M an Th of ffir 6 “C 30 JSJ 10 “U TantTof lhl2 aObrdeJ „ pm ; tection on bar iron of 825; 6u pig tea dollar, per tom and on tbo amallar laud, of iron n alill bigbeii Oilers h.ve barn inado by Engliab agnnu to de- lduring the present >enr, not less than ten thousand tons of Scotch pigs at less than *35. This can be successfully done al the present duly of 30 per «nt and alro ° f aU Wn«*«>|twllF low. , he cost of shipping iron bv the wot of New Ori {®J£.*V V "7. lovp - to England it is sought after as hahast fir shippmg and the freight to New Orleans wdl not exceed two dollars per ton. - Up the Mis to!ho l of the Ohio river, intelli gent merehacti say it can be delivered at from five I 1^ t00; vbich “ate the total cost loas than $35 per ton, counting the total ex penses from . the time of leaving England to its place of destination. Is such a nolicv &ir si»t ™ and Si « weU S? Ul *? a . od *«““». interests at home, as well as undermining and pulling down those sinful monopolies (bur AmencaoManuikctoHes) •o much hated by James K. Polk. This! patriS Amencaa has never yet wrote out a Message without occupying one sr two columnsin opX to our Home Manufactories. 1 The Allegheny region has become the meet ex ‘St? “t ’or in tbn ITnmn. She bu non, 85 furc.ee, in operation, c ™t>ti'i of ArmnrongjeJrion ibm.y ?r ne °' .“P* 1 "' °f nreldng one hundred thousand ton. of meul per annum. But little over ten year, ago a great pan of the Allegheny coua ™ ,h ™ “nW on n only conmied to the raising, buckwheat fir home use.— Lands were sold at from 75c to $1 per acre' Now at the present tone she stands scarcely second to any m the State fir forming purposes; grain of all liuds is prodoced in abundance andcommands a high pnee m ready cash from the furoaeejmen. no man say iron alone will be breed in upon us. It is idle to think thus. The ignorance of tbe free traders has opened wide the door of compeli. Uon to foreign paoper labor. The active! men of Continental Europe, who have underbid England and filled her markets, will reach us under the new law. The Swede and German, who eat black bread.that would be refused by Americanl swine, will, displace the labor of our iron men, who arc sustained in ffieir labor by all the varied prodoc tions of Pennsylvania farmers. The time is ap preaching fir action, and let the action be prompt. us raise our- revenue from foreign goods and protect the labor of the republic. To adopt be hm, pwge of .the writer we have before drawn fipon so largely, “It will uot do fir tlie rich to go flatmtmg in foreign manufacture and apparel/whilc the ope and our homes with articles of foreign manufoc. I whilst home bora skill is left to languish tin i prtronixed and unemployed. If we must 'We | these things, let us pay for »at a rate which | will leave to onr own w-r ! . . .. the ordinary chan j ces'of competition, and w« ;..,ve no fear wt»t£ver oflhe result It wejuake a national prsfit hy the I depression of industry. at home, we are buying it L with the tears, and the misery, and the cursesef [ thousands of the laborers; if| on the contrary, we make no profit liy thel sacrifice, wo are wantonly I Lotus tbeahe wire in time. ; toive tried the eflacUol quack experiments i u|‘, undismayed by defe; t, will he, as ever, at their' posts, and will justify, .y their maintenance and advocacy of sonad nai anal, principles, the conb deaee which has been inhesitatingly accorded • them by an important m ction of the people." Editorial ConeiporuJenc s of the Pittsburgh Gaarlte. W; mi.vrrox, Jan. 27, I&JS. Tbc treatment of Get eral Scott by'tbo Adminia- Irtlion ia a rankling som in tbe bosom of each of his friend*, and with eve jy generous or just minded mao of the opposition witi whom I have conversed. Il ia not alone that be ia tl be tried by order of the President, aor that Geniral Worth haa boca di*. raiaaed from trial by ordir of the President, but that he ia to bo tried iq an\enemy's country, ia the face of the very enemy be haa conquered, and amidst scenes rendered illustrious by his skill, his wisdom and his courage. Aor is this all, for llie Court has been constituted contrary to tbe usages of tbe country, and of gentlemen decidedly preju diced against the General who is to be sulgectcd to their scrutiny. The practice of the country has heea from time immemorial to require officers of [ a Superior Grade to sit in judgment upon the ah : leged offender, and where that waa impossible, to have him tried by his equals,—but m his case ev ery officer is of an inferior grade, and some of them many grades below him. The design of the Exec utive appears to hare been to degrade this brave | man, and by the power of his superior authority, | as President of tbe- United Stales, to subject him | to every sort of insult which tbe pride of place and l the insolence of office could suggest Mr. Folk and j his advisers ip this matter bare shown themselves j destitute of ill respect for preeminent public aer-| vice, and tbe/ fitting instruments for the abuse of tbe power placed in their hands. Tbe judgment of the Nation 1 am sure will cry “shame,’’‘'shamed “shame," upon such a proceeding. a. a. .£s3&ifl2G 51,279,735 C*lrt.la Williams Wall. “b* iramediateDeighborbood, ih.'l’kl I? d J™“ wll bo no little'astouished to?ere tbit he died m PuebU, Mexico. d”gnst Wi.iSn. °“ ibo day that kif bereaved SSS*?* “d **er« wereperfiming their lew —i gTS*?w“ rc 2"“ oftheir venerable father Ttf’’ of Allegbenr County.'tWP flictiDg Intelligence was received. Although a nm£Js£°f “ lk ” U ”“' *»■ moure&l an nnuneeinenl. on a mournful occasion. One of tbe AdSf'?“r? y " Jdre ™ !d * loner of inquiry lo * JjnUnl lieneral, at Washington Citv'ind an anawer. Xrmi^C _S ™f,r b 0 “ - f 1 Si ™ ln 'o CsrraS died —«« uue could nave wt*hed. os th» lino «r *. ll0 S en0 ? *nd &tal diteM©! 'a mwo pUant »pinl never hovered in the cloud* of •£^^¥S‘‘SS i Si= mtSbteSi "" “ d ""'““Pbe of UUI& inSli- i-T? aa Second Lieutenant of ££s??L | or . b“ vnfnnble services and reliant h °_.T**® Ptmmnod'toFirat dre a d , f nred *bere, in that capscityj un der Taylor and others, until tbe termination* that bootless and protracted war. In the yesr ISIO he was appointed Assistant CommSsary general, with rrepodohleTSt hc 1 w ’ Pbeet the Umo General Scou wreTrder toerS'”' towbich, however, when tbe exiftmg’ war we begun by the Government, he gequenlly .solicited the privilege of resigning huiCommissary commission, with a view toenler mm the more active duties of martial life, with his old compatriot in arms the hero of the Rio Grou- I I? 0 ”*. "Tjdd “* be seconded at Wrsb- I it?S?“ : up a suitable successor could beiuUd. lie was ut length transferred, however, w bis cb i - i puny, and arrived at. Vere Cruz a few day. Sir Uie investment of that City by American Ados B was there, and along that bloody road w the City will ,b “f b “ wem «»L I Ju?of li^T 1 Th ?pir " “ "“"S 1 ® Wilh ,h “ 6"“ H’ll hS!e i■ . , Th is accounts for the mystery which hung about bis late career—the omission oflhin , Cmlr ' r ". Cheruhuv Tl'.ltorh ? ■ Ley. Chepnllcpec, and Mexico, im-1 mi 'n d |!‘ W °“' d h j*!' e blaxoned there with its aonted brilliancy, and kindled brighter aa long ns his dark eye detected a surrounding be. i 8 uut i now conic to tho particular object of this remmamemon, which is £ nut the inuuio”lF*? wider, mfi menu maernllirer o/rl. rummi ilt'ZT h ■“'»« W hi the polic/of P?' , lUnL ' L “ ““'mge tbe sentiment of affec tion^by-placing the real of secrecy upon all death* d'.'fcsrfld ol r oCCl ' r in ,“fbanS relbregb it i* fearful of an ooiburtt of popular furv at the enoreiouarecrifice of hltfUtn ha* otlered up to political ob*tia»cy. In thia dare befere tu, .which u only one out of hundred* of the *ame kind which hare come to my ean: near i. l ?2u“n Übare U bare .elapaed since tbe deLh^J cZ. ; S^. W rel Md U ,T“ “ officially known raid to fre 11 Pvcuhsiiy distressing is the diet, tlnll it is said, his last requssl was “that hia re. !».“tM W tbe United Btsles red depo2t£ by the wife of his mother, 1 The fhmilVyet lendio perditm this offee; but it would bavebeen duaa lung ap, m tbe litotima of tbe now deceased “jU!l« tall ,b m UM , wl The gov. eminent can offer no excuse in this instance for it was well acquainted with tbe residence * rip. tarn Uaii’slslben having in ittpoetessioa aboud ,f,^^r'“ ,n “ f ?. I | 00 ' 000 ' W Which the name Wux, red same of his neigh. D y T , ’' y ' “ d H ™- Gsaxm ; °f bf” d'noy, trere attached to guarau. of the Captain'sdaUre &;“' nd - 'f “ oot, then, re retrege rf mvilixed government. would he “ k ““d The Captain wu a near relative of the ' Br */ an j brother lownrAmia Mexico. -SSf d '* d ° r Ut ?' b) 1,01 mdependent of thlTi wu* pronounce the gorertmeutai r **hington boady ungrateful to the ftmilie* who have comrih uted from their domeatic; circle* loarert the di*T : £*» ■ direster to our arm*, would 1 Sule i^ Ch?dto,t ‘i. T*f WoQld hare been . uule les* poignant had the news of his «U«tk bean i roceired m .reasonabfe time; but the gorenuneoT Jw* now aocompamed it withjt «*m wSIMrS bumemory t*chre£bed in heart* Jjjf e ; lort every thing but the capac ity of sntfenags R. P Q Sfonooffahela C&y, Januarydl ISIS. PevurlTUU Irt|UU(«n, Htrmboiy, Jaa. 2*. /-CiATt— Mr. pre«r»tcU two petition* for law for 0* protection of Uw properly oTSutS Juiiott cou^JXd*^ ■ < ‘° rto ' =*“”« n I«” "» Audi tor (teocral for mfonoauoa m relatioa to Torauke Oouipaiirfj, jo which tie Commoo*odili iSd, iu relutton u> the uuouitt receiecd baa _Mr. Saji rtfard o raolutmn thu if tin linn. «™*r. the Avaunt Gotten! sh>U come the two httaicun cunauUheo U the butie of Ctm Cor ryinaia fUOroaJ C c ,' 1 v enwudoeot to the The remainder of the morning was occupied dacusaing the remaining rectum* of the fclL Adjourned. f^T? le v P t^ er P«« nte J » commonm». Um from Johp Nicholson, for the State Treasurer in reply to a resolution requesting a Watemrot uf the expenses pf the last BoaM? Revenue relation u, Ha .object, CL,”' rW T' “ T * '"E* portion of tb. lernlon' of Mexico, and tu nnnexMioo lothU reniiUic!t|,e :to Po a pprebendeid e ni ru, ? b wtom cor foyers eppeeled for ! s?' "ewud*«fjth«r intentions sod forthe justice °f their caoee, will hold tLU people responsible for Un * 1 ' tP»ilTor thiswTir, which they might have prevented, or which they m«v now prrrcnt by obaerrin- in their comfort \o *£"4 Me *‘ c ?fj^ 1 ? iT,oe role °f •etna, Undiag I •like upon individuals end upon actio as of Moinr unto others as we would that other* shoold do to | Sreawn A. N- Joujww.—The citizens of Cia citnnu an oowtiinreadffatinfr and uwuina* la iu I '^?^ Wbch I*d 10l be tbsaKroaiexpiosiou of Uua QUated Meaner. Thia is just and nehi and 1 we. would rejoice if aucfa measures were taken in f n r "y «“£ m«*nce, where aceres of our fcllow be. toga are Urns horned into- eternity, without a mo 2S?2r* ,D i"f' ? ndtb * 1 to •***% the fiendish am •«*” - A gentleman with much reaion couiplaina cgtlio injuuice done by-implication to the officer, of the f ‘ S - Johnjoe, in the ehove paragraph. It ia need leu toiey «ueh »unot the inteniionofthewrilen nor wonld the paragraph lure beeo Inserted had Lit been noticed by the editor. Theoaptain, we There ercry reason to know, i. one oflhemo* tem pers men jirinp, and wholly innocent of such coodacfss has been iauonetcd egainet him. 'totiDnn. »s*u nr 4 Dirootn >« Au* , * S *'. ur,ia y evening Mr. Jobni Van Winkle catted El Sargeaut'a dreg More, Allegheny, to purchase fome pulverized rhubarb tor (wo of hi children, who were ahghily indiipoied, Th« drug, gi* roidd the dreadful mistake ofriviog him *5 instead of the required medicine Tbe opium administered tojiuj children, and one of them died hctons twelve o’clock yesterdiv Ifopca are entertained that the other mar survive though it ia still doubtful —Journal of Monday. ' ‘Wo are requested UP correct the shove, and lo sty that .the opium .had been previously weighed out, and left upon tiie counter to be called tot. The rhubarb jwas weighed hod placed upon the wuoter, but by some strange accident, tbo person took the opium Instead. .'Tbo accident was caused by the manner In which the opium was left on the counter and not Crtxn a mistake ioihe article deliv ered. ■rite?!? 1 M, '4-“Meaara. David ftccres tc Co. SiS I r* * ’ ns l IWIuifMIII, tirmaouliOurin* “wraullmnjii Uncaater counif, .1 Si* Ilar- Comtagt creel. Tliey H™.““' rea,, f Urjto Aallricite Furnace! ££*“".£ -i, "‘, Wl T° *°n»ar «* Iron anon e Irr He purnoae oflUml.b l»10,000 tea. cnuilroad Iron Er « -rfwwsf/rwiwe JUtliMd, was awarded to “i! llu * .Kitaw to” In lha'Nmr York Tnmae,-from.; AosipoUt, nyr.—»\'oQ do s-~~L I r 'i -lyf /p_s" 1 r ‘*‘- ; WO WOB 1» ntl TttADK. I» enoher cobnut win I* fcund . ««eineuiM «4faoa to ftg non flam dtoXiiUnW PW •rt«»Jhm.c men to thioUnf, “M-*#** *m*xxZS mrtntie> Mowinnaj.,. amwihoisectoflb. Tmjf wbc). li«eo«d .boot bet own neck whranba Jtjened.tb Ute Umtooi, of Polk I«lu end < W>Hff (i iMc u. We append the Jitt pnceof non mthe Clj'de" tbe mlejS frtijlt toNew OrieaneendftbuKnw Orieent bein', Sr 0 ™ 1 pig iron per t0n,.......... I £>,» Frcijhu io New OtUb. ......... T \ ‘ ‘.. g Co* in New Orleans,.. Equal to-............ Freighu to Pittaboigb,* Add lor duty. , $26,82 It need not be said that at itiis price of foreign pig »foa*,our furnace* will fcaye to atop. We w»U now show tbo difference between tfee old and aew tariff upon iron. Under the old law a ton of pig iron would cost at New Orleans, $22,02 tint in *13,92 for the i« a and $9 for the duly at 45 cento U l ‘ cw s°°f er *lw new doty it costa but *17,82. that u $13,92 for the Iron and 30 per ceoL ad Vafo. rent or $3,90 per ton doty. Let not our furnace men aayriua inn will not be brought to Piudrorgb. It i, felly. Whsl ia to prevent the British ship, that now do such «n enormous pert of tin carrying trade, Horn coming out wui iron u n less rate oi freight Ilian 8s per wn. They will and do bring pig iron, cool and suit' for sbontiu much money s. will psy Ibr pulling i out snd in. There it no mystery .bout the figures . El»e, telle Barings’ circulsr snd get the price of the freight fiom any Liverpool Liatptnd then pot the freight, from New Qrieiia, lo the two amounts. Will the Po* lell i,, rcler, how ,he T"** sd valorem principle work. mid that under It pig iron can come, to Pittsburgh, which uidertho specific rate of «5 j cents per cwt. would never leave the shores of Scotland. , Lawmen* Comrnr.—Petition. have been pre rented to the LegUstare of UusSlnle, urging rhe' erecuon of a now county, bearing the above name, out of parts of Beaver, Mercer snd lintler conn and making New Castle theeounty seat. The territory of which the proposed county is to be form. ed,i» twenty-one miles long abd sboul twenty broad, and contains a population of 25.000 to 30- two. Within this boundary there sro some sixteen vuisges, two furnaces, and upward, of Ibrty floor tug mills, besides other mannCmturing eslabiisb menu. The soil is: rich, amf nbonnd. wirh iron orv snd coal No w Castle, the principal tow,, wi.h mtho above bounds, contain.:, population of over ?**>, and is quite a m.nufscturing place— two uou esisblishments there manuicture over one thousand tonsol iron nod nails a'umslty-li has rivo lron Crundnes, two large oil milU, two large flouring mills, andtwcnfyeight store. which seL aannsliy two hundred and fifty thousand dollara vrorth of merchandise. This place i, located on the Erie Extension Cans], nesr. the centre of the proposed new county, and is the place of trado for somo thirty miles around. PaosrxarTT or Omo—lt appears fixxn' the anniM al report of the Assessors of this BUIO, that the val ne of real and personal property ia W0fi.50‘7,397 In the space of shoot tiny years the nine if prow erty ha. increased, in ibis flourishing State, ten Zftc A °r iU * 1 iaaM U "«lth is probajjy not tobebund in any orirer Sale, when it is recollect ml that this increase Js owing principally to labor .The editor of the Cincinnati Channel. in noticing tbiaHct, Rm'irksltbal the great giory of Ohio ia, tbu her wealth bah bden made cbieiy by Ibo Aae sadPlougb. They are the. great retainers of the rim fcreua-bridging the stremru .—digging up the minis if the eirth-lmid filing gTMMie, with Wheat snd Corn-andcoveriagtho field, with tVnaestic animals, lo aa extent untmown ut any other part of the globe. ditw Mam Retro—The people in the north western part of this State, are at wort fi, good earnest to advance their sate rests in ih. --.-sn-s mem of a Sail, mail frosn Reaserio Giraj& : it aa expression 4 public opinion in ftvor rflhi taw j*d. 4 Ovxxfiuta Matt.—The ccutrem (be rmrying rim mad from Green Bay m Coppe, ILsrtaw by way of L'Anse, ban beeo givsa to Wm. Bnice Green B«y. Tb« Clerelaod Herald *uies ih*x be «x»lor ad the smantry Imt summer, andsot»«fc*jao..r. foogi totd so ih* the teip m«y be nude In ton withow ffuides.fciaL’Aisae to Green'lky. ; hiuuigtm, Motim or THI Uitxuut-Thc eeled ul .tame* t»et ii.lito tapun dmbn r«««eu,*«d .ideneUe. ilr. Jkclt the Comnuwknwr of tbd In W„d H, wu ““'" d *» J * “» WUI be held to eight, by tbo Cooec.U wbicb meet in joint bnlim for tluu purpose. ** e tneetiog ce* the htenJ. 01 lb>. iLmoguished uhLer neteetoee T* Mown* » . cop, tbe ' . H “"* T " ™ I<*A*«.-Th., fr,,,!, „f Gc „. WmWJ.Scoa, Alfcgt™, m *" h " »»n*lo*Ui>o £,, th. „f ““ l ailnl buie., wril H „ _/ oo To«rt. r , F.brauy 2-il, IMS, „ 7 Klack ~ f j , •“ ™ r con*, ditrclnl ■AJv,* l i." rrtwn wtuoh r ». nuor of theia >, lie. »» t» 0 religiou. paper, of ttul n.mr. W,U oor fn.ru!. uuA;,, lh< , ch , n(rt . “Advocate" op their m>d book* Ut >~G».Ytlr " "'. m dr.ireJ lo . full ’ure o J, nci , lb. bou.g Mm'. Hop." „„ W,a.™i., rr.uuur ** Uro.ru of loiponurc. will Ujrui.utoA >»W HkUcaiUu, *r«i«iiiiiiiito,rfE.ji tt r Wti.ro r™ “ m of tie Il.rpon, J. L. Head, of tbit eleg ut work. -lUoolloclK*,. of Ro.) Lfc KojluJ, 1,, lh . W.yU.d,.midrof Ih. *-Lrtilo 3oph» &r "’ * l ‘ “ »»»*WIO.. by Rid, Weylmi' I’reiHlonl of lliown'a Ueierniiy. K n V. Appletoe, Jt Co. Fran J. I. (u. M. •Ao introduction lo ibe mthor.' coon. tf et»l oratory." br 11. M.odevdle, D. DoPloliW of Moral sj, coco ■“* B»U«»L«trra,:ii. Hutto. CoIW_ , . Api,lWoa * - Col, New York, )s|B J. 1* Rnd t 4lii bl “Love. CMettd.r.” An elepu 1 little worlf ia 1 cloth ud fold, odAcd by o. r. Itotou, „ wnle. ud tne poet. Thi. .ditio. wdl nmlo . J beautiful pmem, plraram to the eye .. ~U „ . cheerful .companion fir teiiure hour*. J. I* RouL 4ik*t wwi* T “ Bp, ' k * L,fe “ J WAlop of W.ihinfton.- Th» voltablo work wild. .boulj bo i, ito ™ r Id Tj""? A '”, e 'i C ' n ' »>» would to „.II tatOT) . «d onu, b,«< ^ o fh u „ o „lty| bM resch ed(u to,hh book will, It, i o t m „ „« „ ~, Jimil| 7 , ™°^*kkwktotto»,olu.ne.tc«m do jndKd br„m| l»ck vfwi |ho eminent tocc wbtae thought,; they chronicle!Tta biographer to. perfbra»d U. p.rt „biy n. be hi book »rm tojhcpublictanunttractlr.lbm .nd none who rap .tord lb .boold n ,ta|, | ibnirv w.ttoit il. 3. Lj Read, 111, IM " y ,, A " JV™t™ou Boot—Weii.vo fnnu ! %• to EUiott, . tot Work, £h. Life of U» to,. HUh. Mocurd,.- T ,„ , ” b t“4«loc. of r.rtou, , Ulor., ul l bo Pftol.ytr.ito, Church iu Wcttrrn P T U '*** i,f ™" >I»P-««f Ron” nady dc Jtiutber, Ajlagtmny. and will * i ▼onbly wnh the W .7to7eS,,£! r 77.7 .± , .' ,p,K '" J " r I'ltubuTth not only froo, to tool InterA, bu, Com, be „e,, uy|e of ,I getting ep. \ ; 7 " 1 r • Mum d. mu. j a»terES' all aasur* aw that Uwy can i,,vW , ed ao aa to pasa lauK7« •JMolood U crefnlly Sil link W°,b «.J tomi bko proper exertion ilcu to done to itototoT* V*°* Po»T. hriir Ahi Wrigfaj, fom Port ta Pltaee, tkh ,«U« p«. ikl. numta*. I *tS£S ««W**id*d. Tl» jor ■ **»£s rvomtotHtjUUau W #«®Ww frowm* to*. ♦stißejS* BY MAGSEHC ,w °**? r * , »? m *“*** jS|m >;. .Swiwiiiwiiitoii iggj S« . COSOHBgJ. . ' ■■ I ' ' . 1 'Jin Jl.'lSla . at Kit Qnmm * teonad mibb dme-, 'wu ri •nta*. tteawfoioffl ,3- tilriATK.~ArirMj.-e organization anil i!;r urui] oCretiUa. tai reflation,, the biU ti> Wooll ,. ploll L . cal Jed op and paiaei . . SlfSr f of the lea I "tw* **] J^-.'^eUhieed^O^theSeJ £SJB ..11303 I *22,92 l9O „rn ! Jan. 29 isis. Mr ' Vi ““o Chair. “ Way, and Means report etl the bdl providing lor the.nnuafappropriatLm* Zz° m £z ,bt whtaXita ouajy appropriated. • T^.*: Mr. Vinton in making thi, demand aaid' lie had em,r ofSJ.OOO^OO ? f ,h ' or Treasury wynldokWatethe "' MUily of immediate action *uch was not the case h»i,.k , , ' from the Secure ' * »»d U» Huns. T . J«n. 31. lb ° °'*» ni "<'no the Home wa. e. led njmn b, Sate, fo, pohnous. A Urge mink 09t were presented. , b . A i r T ,OIU ' 0 “ aecepled rodom, trice “ U “' “““"■'“w Of th. wholj. Sir. Giddugs oUoed i resoltitioa to Mine a Sr- to , " , “' re iol “ ,te •f bjM or.l.rr. <0 tie Diatrid of Colombu. . An .4«n,pl lU mtic ■ Mr. IWme.Ui ky He nIJOO 1U ULfe W A taL- '° m " u, '“? t ” Gen. Ttylori l-armrepl, u.beone of .ho'seerel.,,.,, w „ Mr. ClugmM, ,|„ offOT»; whole, ,„d toll J Ito Pnento Tie Coounta, u_ f" rclirfrf M "T o« llu. Md mm .eher priv.te UIU tf» Houm mi. Joorvet l f « “• Cmu. MaK&ET £ . ftuuu’tmtu. Jm. 25. a• » • El ' ““'’ o l ii. r,M,ko,. k o.i.u. iialtuiuse market. n«ir—f-.k-, « How«nl MrriA Uonr « £n ■«<« vIW. Uuu, bl ,| Wb "' _M “ a “*«• c,n Uira Mt-ii—Sak-i it ISA » UJ. ' k “■ 1 rurHoJJcr* py-j. ..uLI'V- , P^*’ nn utj*«ni . ; u . e»od t!rn»«iui io Ibe market mJ prw» bare W%bt) P advanced. FW-MoJ«, te «iw3S.^ «•■ UA Ik-.lr„ M,W„£r f„ o<,»“' S ' C ** Groia u vabo«il chau**. . * Wl ' iVivi«joa»—TLi 'market ia «m«k __ . in { ■“* nochaopj ".r. plr '• l : , f'" i ‘i» m.rtw d „ii. ,h^'3t^gSS‘-§a p rS jgttssisft***''*'***** ?•*«*» tatmfrom wS OL 2* 1 ?.,*^ L ;*"*•»« ifteedon, coa M fc | *(** **! w, to *«•«« f peace i$ ooodudel Tbeaefclljf of I fifed on the Slock **?« *»•* an .»*<■.» ‘“ ch “ ■«*« i ~»**«'. r l,ll «dU and abandant. • France are I There ia no demand C>r • . “? "■• ta “ 1 ' ».t|k v»tMitaiia n •Mr. K. K Bell.r^ySTr /irt, and |uu mt,,«| iL full L’?!“I. k,W >‘ ItK., «l*o, (ho Cough Hyruj], , “ ,rh “. l, ‘ p iPr»piVr?«l ami «old liy- It k v* 4 5i A }, “*' M alwby.Dr. Cmicl, ftUjWnri^l yte^ A g^BSS!^7sSso.v sss. ®£fc ct|nk. , '„, or otliorttlo,,, lo .7 >*• ■I”. k "« l ’r ouliSollo oi'pr.r £i S ■“f"«•“• Worn. «)' Ita Co,m. “* ‘ , “ l, W*ro «, -T* 4 * «hum hum*, I’u, A%’% •»' '*«<- lte3sT~ i *" U, ‘' r "“'"'ill.i K u, itk , of W( rrjil ulrwH made, Wn U.lh., ""..'lg, j^Kb. tOH.v nn(x)Mn-ai4o* fcjr *ti« jiy - - frbl 'vicif*.i&,oANr jgp DastMnU UHd wii ia «MaSrSJ!Si. ? vfRL i,;. tabhbv-* jtnsT > «HE!&7Jrt jSSs&g*] WJtßßgftDr#! received •sS®ssss^is^rS^r Jtefe publication in the United fjSf Irtfce Uneat, cheapest nod non derimM* * asA I spa3S?asft®ss|K : . of the Editors and Contributor*,” #« 0 „. , , popular critiesiustly remark*. a fljeieat°rh^ n0 * 1 i tee for the quaCty of the cautnhutioiu." C f 1‘ *“ armn * | One of the principal feature* of Holded’a ifcliar it. • gaziue will he a senes of »uquarji«. ! REYOLUTIOXABY sketches ’ ;•'•• IBy an Octogenarian; edited by ;one -of our radii erf- • braled auihon,.whose skill jit depleting tke^riJ^v* I •Wetnctdenuof “thetime* that tned nfeift I nkS,SF*«~ r V*F °?' >*ft«.J«eide„f!s^“- , are all. baud upon the oeeu«-mT«. “Ift* 1 U £* Bl,d »M>edcpietLiw the trial* and opabuX of tho»e dangerous time* with the exuberant Oner it' Cocmei and Lever, he baa still; adhered atrieilSmihe 1 fidelity and vigor of Gibbon and Hume. These sketch e* arc alone wotth double tho‘price of. the hi Marine I S?. •‘KS P ecu^ar UJ its paxes alone. Ju addition*to ihi«! - | TALKS, SKETCHES, ESSAYS A from tlie pens of some of o'ur-first Author* Vrill t>« in | traduced, famuug «u uilelleetua! treat that most be ne.’ j ceptable and welcome to all. p M > T*. I 'a ton j.>od tlmrodeh W rtew erf'Uw principal topic* -of-the month; Wtfrsperaed tod gossip upon t arimlt.su b* jeett, which cannot fail of proving Instructive as'well as amusing; a fcatnre alone worth more thcra'ilm 7&. m.- ,p « , ??i ,P T <5 * V 1 * "Ml-be; served - up 'monthly br *■£«?/. «ls ,e8 ‘ hu, norou* authors of the day,: UfhosJ Kte'Sr.T.sr" “■* enot to secure the renrkes'df otic Srs wllu Jlafui n has adopted tfan system of the Snieta. tor of Johnsons and Addison', timer and and our own Quarterlies of the present XV and fhbSh i fi?^thrf n ® ! Ddet>te,J “»*mue of«ur first authors to each iiuml«r, b e lm riVea every article to the world anonymously The ftnecia ’ L ior owed much of.jta successtr»u£n£*rS?ft?ShLih Ei* -r i * p ™'K'toSrtSSi Lit,more, Orel bo, rniiv ..k. from if, lover, of “ CfXiD BEADING ;. an inspection of hts Magazine. . Arrenremeou ho ve been tnnOe vvilb oiom of ear boo. alnr antoor* for Tnle* Poem. Orel skeleton, 00. Inm.lnuon. firm, iho Germ.il hove nore been iue || eeill., ooe ofonr Cm Germon reholore vina rereliuoo of I.efenaory Hallod. i. ~ P n' , Ihroughoot Uie.worl? On. of «,££. p„"'.te™ ivhore repolnlioii roo. more ooon U. ioiki ihnohft In the course of the volume, articles will aii he hiv en from the pens of .nearly all the following!&,£££ authors, via: Douglas Jerrold; Gilbert Abbott VBeeLnL Ooodwtn llramby, William llowitt, S. c. Hell \Vj Jl’ I I "i 11 **™ CvletomTh*. Miller, J; Planebe M art h? piS v o Tr “ a, **“» a ot .Kane of tha minor 'HUcs dfKueene fine, Alexander Dunuu, George band. Ac will - s.»**.pSe?S -^S? P °SStaSf S«‘3““?' S?m” , *m^ O, V“^. ,6 ° r f ■”* ■inm li ueSjs.' "SjjjS*? »11l t« IhorpntiooeaeUonrfhil’uS? •" *?» the work, and of ;EL .'rp'- T«m» on, dollar,s.SJ ££ iw-VaiuuLjg^t ISS^r&'sssas^'gi I»taS*&Ju£?S Mfflssrsd^asssS-g-jSj h> — < 7^ ac <> •«Wfjp [»t»%wjS?ioo frequently * What it msy. and not Oft a* wb« Uk, rjutr Urt c i lb ' r uTS wbru u N.jtrd ttu-ir eonteutrucc.. ? ~t. , .t. IM.II. > tilth *trn>i,onodo6f If lowWcwd ;. t i ZttgErrtvitrty ooer , n«aur^Xfy r * ,, '“ 1 ' . n„ Hermann, C*JtCnLu« lM i k< , SOtll . FA _^; SU-.™ ijf ■ ">. ... —S4- 1W„. .W : ‘ oaewgsj'ifaE^H s^- YAjnotr waJiart tnutio* ** hmiS!T»i lK,W **- w in lVßiiay™^ H , W , t ? n ”?""* y** «M» tnj: ae *'« *■» >k= * -rl «e»CMU»,Jttr t >«. "kiwiUM*..' *■ Whitt 3 BIS kiSSS &■£&«**!«? )u»to c to*e centfpuMM. •- ™ r ”? ou, rt- JFor «&!« j.ji ... 1 u „ fk , P ri or : ~ VTT™‘ — ,CK *-M«CAXDf.EM B A^“SnolUl,Ofroo " rf/ ' or,lol «by . T f °febf CA “ a 0 krr * 0 ,wi .V for " ]e "* : — I P O &K? ,, “ 3c<,k ‘J ,nnw,or «iei'r r “—r~ riiTi iii -- -- ICK * . o“frS*^ c «»»«Mbr wf* lyT- rt ‘ j l«fcolw*w3,H ™ te "™™'« imm »»a W„1,; „,.. ~ *_*IKK M:wi». • I'MHiiT'itti 11 i • ' 1-jSfo^il‘i I ; uf u " ‘-"tfMa «>«n,i §H%£££ x ** ' : >VICE h M«OANm.EB.i. AUCTfflra By Johm -*““£d rgt atui Fd&mfiGm* ffijwywßrtrfx. -*s» - pa K«bra»r r M.OI 10 rtht nl ‘O9 ffrci *u_ will be cold' !• ';-' ■;„ i_. J_ . A large assortment of ceMfii&ileAbrwni ud fcfintu .lie Dry Goodc.-amonyyfieif 4feguda»AfcT«4'>fi|.n. Chester Gighmxnc. one ctK indigo .blue check, one bale gon plaid, superior kerseys’ and jeans. -Also saner* el «jM{ ntennoe#, hUck ■aaa ] and silk/ silk Itdkd, and slnrwis, hosiery, giores, .ribbons, pins.' patent.tbread,„caUebe*,*rd ana yellow ,.. - ..? ; ... .-j u’,|. j ;••* »,;•'. i \ une crate abortedchina andqueearsrare.- L ■ ;.; jf half chesu yocng hyson tea. • ‘j > & taxes Virginia insutifhdta'redfobaecorj' ' . *l*l* N OVogari 8 bhlc'ttaltLsses,' Sfanish.cigar*: brown and tea wrapping paper; ’band taxek. tnntcbcs) ■hovels, 4c. A grtoferay«ssotfmenl ofhotnipbold fund- carpeting, snfruulid transparent and. yeniruuig window blinds; feather beds/tIM blaa ethwimtrt,)u^.ir. ~ . ... .• .• •• . ! ,’ !; i • ■ ... .. ) AtfiJ.o’dbckjp.nu, t.'.j ,■{ -■, i An extensive,oMortmentofGeßnaiimocy’goods; ear* wry, ffmd and wiser watches, ri&es, shot rims, pistols, •taes.-over abtes, ready tdade rloth* y tear-mantel docks; ileUCr and rap wnutf paper, bfatakbdblot, a raufr stock of drygoods, * c -«e--' ■■- •■.■■ ;••■., ■.. ». r .- -,.. ff .? :::.;jebi. S** 4 nook-corner of Wood end tthetreeu, the rollirtriftr'viluaWeproperty.’ Vit;- ' - - ’ ? 7 ,. tie «tlebr»-' •SpSffV fi,.kV u" f°°» *® ncc r Plow&ntlyiftiMUgl-oa the s £^ n ”ipT^^ ..»?r no exteoMTo VuisyniiL prooOtmdrd br cKm jadp, .to b».Mn*K».*«y tiiostiauio the cwntry. jjjio .* miir«iretm *Qpnii*d IrtO Urov B?Sri? »?£* « u «up*tUxoochSe ,ffie *B«Jt£of v«,Wsfwiu ior c "‘* fod ,'oMr. Prt/COUMO. .7 ™ mfSSS r^* ' . ... ~JQUX_D'DAVB.|Amiv mSMSm OTiiSte f/?S ! S.'tetßS’o? 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