THE PFFfSBTJBfiH GAZESTB. JY ERACTPB BBOOlta ikCq. , .riTT*aykaui ■ WEDNESDAY MORNING.' MARCH 8, 1818. ' zZXZzxH SKSyiTw poii«« pw «*■ •mWinOA BORIH JUKBIOiK. *‘£^,>7-Sai»enptw®**©tk6NordiAmer- : ag^gg^^rgas?s; ■ g, t ytnt p»|« fcrgi|c*ll»»w B»w»‘ ? Oar Tb«h from the East • and Wert, as cannot possibly he excelled, if equal - ted, by any other paper, and of this we hope here. i-: aAsrto fully satisfy-oorreaderv • :i" ’ Uunr Rdomi.—The Fo* *hichii rappUeJ * H wilbtßiU leiegi*phionew»fi® rtmaC oor ueietbo™, Win 1 Jostiee to ounelre*."; .. I -Theo - the mm. of SiS.>l3frQ. The total vahi. 1 «iott of the Stale* Ibr lblTJen $165,739,951. The * - * taxes usmel WW taxcotfected m oottundins $310,808; payments to scboolsSlr .. m.j. ' . . ■ * on-Ae litf.m the imooni of valuation, and U exceeded by **' : . Berks, trim*'jn.' / asarr* \ 3SS lB47had more paid out on .'.; iccant ol schools than any eohnty hot PhSanel ■ phia. '’*■* •-• •’ . '. ■ •: ' Ml- M *• nil*: •>: 1' • PEron.VJjnAPusmctiM.lMi— ThelocoCi. :«»on Satmdnf, uHutWsh*nomiourf Jn» Biyanm. „ll» cltoico cf U» “dsmocsvy” for Urn PnsHoicy. Tho fovorito son mm go oTCT to the goolh in foil, if ha means to ?« the/ole of Ain. the Isle convention atMtgrtgometyjibe feeo fcebadeclared , . Thai this Cwiventioa pledge* itself to tke«mn* ir/and its member* pledge themselves to each ; oSe^Sider floroUtcal^Baaitywbaterer, torop -5 Sejttfi and equal right* of the citaeo* of tbe . reeolotioas be cOTmdwed u iitairoctkriulto our ihe Balu awre . • coureslioo. to l guide then iai their io that thsithflytrolaforoomanfcrFregdeut vriU tow themselves to be opposed to .either of the Jbrm* of restricting SaT«ry which are described in > Tho < > nomination, who had hoped to eoocs3tfe the Sooth by! declanag agmnst, the. . Wflmol Proviso,; “ d who had wpposedj At tto um* time, that they could Nart|»W ' * w?rw?«g to leave tbe question ttCj / SSe « the: territory to be are, • 'toowntobe areiTO to it*' introduction, mn» bow, discover that their adroit diplomacy, htaffied. The issue, as now presided tnrtho Danocyatie • Cooreutioo of Alibema, canoot be evaded. 1,. frn» Builoioo IS The Luae^Boc* ; *rw».rf/Tn Gazette sots thjtt there vrfll. l * bmJt in v • «i«nrty during the coming aeaaon, 15 *t»g** ■■# ;: Stf. ymJL ! 209 tana'• each; 0 ahips ZEuMrTob loos; Md 3 double deck,bark* arer* lijseJiof S4O0 f *wacnr ltoioolh “ fcrthoown ? r * 1 I ot ? York'tetter of tto 2d ofMareh thire ia little or nothingdoiog, ' - ’ 'iidi* iba madaof ahip owners/ are dullCTtbtt ! Ichiro the peace of 1815* • Tbe BoitoiLTtwiwDer remarib that tiie bgh coit rfneir iWpairUr'ftne rate* to earn profit* *oo, . ttfeaeat a ajr&nfcooiijjlra* to la**Jg « wreno abipaoftow c««*eariy •• {ltrr-A ia'oße voyage to Engaao» VToaxi Ho***.—There ia on exhibition tn •••' > *A;. rite a bone which la one of.the cwioaitieacf ’ ‘ ' iJI diy- InMead of hair he ii corered with wool, *' which cowa about three inches long. He ha* no v ’ ; «»>{« there anv hair on hi* tail, which look* £totfrfo t Metejto. -Tta • ‘ to bo of «entity ~ r ■ jppefcg fioa the faoiye. I • ivi resiroM’ of- 2 *' M' oulloo * il c ™'" * | . . . v •■•»■*?*?, a Tl?_jrn«r— m " near.Wnf dflftrojv i’ --fi 1 | . - - Xuu-X«B&'- maeMi ‘' ni,t * M ' |. / '--* “ “ ' Editorial OotTispoatiknee Gaietm. ths nuiTT,kinvicAnov»TXS ? ilyfi'i mnddr, ** ■ ■ \ .~: : j-v WasKDanos, Kerch 4, 1848. 1 Tha week has thirteenth of the ■eavon, without any action upon ibe'Trealy. The sessions havebeenjong, wearisofite and the de bate no doubt, of an unatoal character. Itiaper haps a new thing under the sun to - find a treaty aahcmtfcd to a poblio body fee ratification with ever ry body opposed toil, wtoare to act upon tt, from the Presidentto all of both parties, whose advicqj is askedupon its ratification. With the resol* j 1 very doobtfift there has been great anxiety to know | 1 rf t nd the action of the SCOT I i ate from day to day. In the farm in which it was j I originally submitted by the Executive, it* ratifies -1 (ion waa impossible, and with oonaiderable una.! 1 mmity, thoedbre, an amendment waa urged, and carded. then new amendment# have bein J urged, - and this day’s diicoaaion' haa bean upon ■ them altogether. It is not deemed a very relishing ] idea that all the people of New Mexico and Califcr hia are to come into the Union at once with all the I privilege* of the old dtiaena. of the' Uniten States, j more indeed. Norisit avery^plea* - aat reflection that we are to guarantee the Mexican i nation from Indian depredation#, and become at i once both the despoiler of bet province* and the protector of her existence. In the .course of poliir cal history strange Uunga have appeared." bat the stale of ftets in regard to Mexico i# beyond all example amaring- The min.who had j predicted the present state of fact a few years since | would have been declared a madman or. something woree. • The admission of talked ofCmryew* tgo, bat theveiy idea conjured i»p the fierce it op" position, even fi»m tbo Democrats of tbe North.— j Behold now, not only Texas' annexed and not only old Texas’ to die tfetutJ onfg, even according to Stephen Austin’s map, which I have this day 3twm even to tbe Rio Grande, with the Sen. ateldelibenting as to the possession of California, New Mexico and some of tbebody claiming down > to 'the Sierra Madre, and some almost up to this j poiit, thus hovering in the country, like the strip o* iron in "the vice of the artisan. 'Some think our .marches are slow. So thought'the *«**«*>«« m : thelFiench Revolution, all the time they were coun selling progress and conquest before and under | Napoleon. We are further from New Mexico and CalUbrnia now than France was from her most dia* tad poesessiona and conquests. Englandrbas gpne farther, but atthe priceof a debt which will be eve • and forever an enormous tax upon the indus try, enterprise and energy of her people. : Ihe Telegraph may communicate tbe result of the action of the Senate upon the treaty before my •tat rt reaches you, but when the Senate adjourned | there seemed no prospect of any immediate decis ion, bat the ratification of the’treaty eeems proba ble. Between ihe present treaty and tbe’alteroa live, the decision will, be made for what it propos ed. ,t is just one year leas one day, (and thi ten,, lands vs will now be counted as the declinii* day t of a people's capon,.,) that Mr. Polk h> codded to remain in the Executive Chair- While President be bis said In one of hlsMesssges to Congresabe, will not consent to surrender New MeJacoer Car jfcrnia! ThoSeoalonmslactiuTiewofthtsspe offsets. He who commenced tbe war ownhe Tiew of seising this territory, whose officers, " I bad occasion to show yesterday look jart against Mexico in Cslifcmialong'before tbe act. of hosnOt tin was known, feels bound to consummate this much of hi* nefarious work- ' Reading totter indeed into the Chiton meat, from which I quoted, Idad ttot Caption GO. lesnie waseentloCalifertiia, through Mexico, tn 1545 far the purpose of protecting American inter ests.' Ho went‘with instructions to the Americani consul al'Montetey, and with letters to CoL.yte mont, and these instructions were a M M aKf te«ci cad between the Cal fcraians and blexicans. To the public all the was djaguisedrinder'theidea oT“protecting Amencanj interests,” but tbo ptoloction w" war and meant war. To make this testimony complete, tbo tnaltuo* tkma of the Nary Department and tbe Executive eepht to Vo laid before the public. | : ” - . OOIOOET «ni» The Hooee of Bepresenlnliyes dij not conclude action upon this b£D today. Afler tlm de bateelnsed et tern o’ciodt in » speech Cabell, of Florida, inwtdch ho mninlsinedlhstlHhr trar TO unconstitutionally «nd unnecessarily be eunbytlm President," end in which he advocated the election of Gen, Tnylor to the Presidency, the Ooriimitlee were brought to a vote upon the emend. meats. , i ■ When Mr. Letin moved to strike out the “P- Opinion fcr the Muniou .to Naples i there TO considerable irierist msnifcated in the amendment. Tto mover ndtrocaled it in the spirit which prompted the amendment nnd the speech two days since. Mr Hilliard, of Alabama, n member of the Committee on Foreign Relations, and n Minister of , the Methodist fiiitb, nnd one tofthe most eloquen members of the House replied. So 6r dm dmcns sion pnrlook of no endtemeilt, but Mr. &osgn.Mr. Charles Brown, Mr. Charles' Bows, of I-hfladeb d,im better-known as Charicy Brown nnd a. » noisy, rattleheaded member, undertook to say something aerere to Mr. Imrin, and charged hnu with t-ley the anthor of those monstrous crimes m murder and arson, which a 6wf«t since reflect, ed such discredit, upon Bhilmlclphia! Them were but five minute. allowed lor upontbc amendments and Mr. Brown crowded quite n i speech in his, which berwever, was made upof • vulgar aid bitter assault upon his colleague. Mr. Levin rejoined for live minute, mid the scene was . -becoming-boisterous and eicitingr-tbe mcmbeia enjoying the collision and lot a time they seemed more desirous that it should continue-than., dose- Both gentlemen however, had had theirsajq j -Mr. Brbwn'wab fierce lor the last word. The Com mittee tore in great coniusion amidst cries of ohjer and without action upon the bill. Thescenewaa the most noisy .of the seision, one of your, 1 tula delphia riots," though only a tempest in a tea pot no explosion however,’ beyond tiro Lwamrog of an abundance of breath and some fierce gesticulations. As lhe question stands, Mr. B. may expect to be heard again- ; “II will.ne»er do 10 jit® it «»P *°^ r - Br° wn -” tatbct ofticx srrokT. I looked hftjtiJyover the Report of tbe pommi*- •iooer on thUroonun* in mamucnpt, den vin* however hot little ‘.information from. th» branch of the Report, beyond what relates ro the office.- Tho ialeresting paper* are Ihrwe syiach re- Utt, to Agriculture and.. WicJ. pert aa an Appendix. • The -Pmeut Huad at the Snmeecemeotor the preset ye" had reached Ihe'atim of S2o7,»7.which is much larger Uian thaabefare, The Patent office » supported eatindy upon the fire* reeeired and thesebase 10- tU tovrntive Be nia* oToarcocßtry. i Tfc6 rf Oni" ti ' ~mef - lttle> ihet.tbo lee» wj eeiVwl.fcOmlbreigaeri taking out Palertt* are to? to be redecedto the a*ae amourd I nbiiiyioilai*) tehich i. charged Amentwu ctuaeaa Steer, but twenty fereiga patent, i rh. office hr 18.1, and U>e_cort tvasW-00. 'whereas the aame number would have costetu leusrf the Hailed States tax 8000- ForetgaGow ernmentadonot thus diacrimiaate agaurat 6>r<»ga era. bottheirfcea are much larger than m the Bar led Stales, $5OOl belieae in England for what costs $3O here. OZjJK fTATtSTia* staiecaentt are gathered from the Report: f Exports of Grain fcreommereul year ' «nding Aag-'3l. T *sSj* 10,709,579 Of which there w*s in wheal, 20,690,004 * F t£ Sender was w ttye, Buley, end Oats. Uis said that the Wheat crop already yields as 114,000^000 Wheat, btt*n 540,000,000 Tbe’amouot of Grain imported into England in l&tfwasasfcDows: , , rt fln72onoo imperial quarters—equal to 80,780^)00 year were over half this amount These ire CtcU, I eopy “> Rep" l **. Free trade Caranjiwiober Burke, the anther of the ttjjantkjctwd" nriicleafa the Uolon. : The money Hi property which 1» received fiom ' this luxe export of American. BreadUnfll he* ■ been aneched to the Tariff bm with what ■ jontwe/jndge ye*. i\ c a ■ liilt. a s. Pxcrmt—Tbere ii no troth in the TOMT -amr .going lib', round. ol the pro** St* l thie gvcllasnan wi* recently Hied m« duel at Mew OHeata, hjr . Mr. Imu, grondonn nCßnn. BwyCU;. The .'fifealr hat heea muchly ad i—i V Tbeßrit&jiaiA'ft Sqwc*: copy Com the Baltimore Potnoc.tfae follow-* iaig abstract , Brftisb Parliament lias reassembled and. the I fir«t debate of .importance rose upon n selection of • rtmirm”** to inquire iolo the condition and prospers of the West India Colonies. The ap ' poinimentof a committee was acceded loi but n> OTtbe express understanding that no change would be made in the Policy of the Government cAber than thal already- announced. The. Jewish disa* babies'bill 'for enabling them- to sif in- Parliament bas been read a second lime. The sugar.annes bill for the gradual assimilation of.import -duties opon tbe colonial and foreign articles is to be main tained.- The refusal of the American Port Mailer General to accept the terms offered by Great Bn tainfor a better system of international , portage has caused the utmost dissatisfaction; in this country. ’ i • • The proposals of reciprocity mode by the latter country are universally regarded os being as liber al as they possibly could be, and it will be. harsh and reprehensible in the extreme if the interested public on both sides of the Atlantic are; made to lender further through the unreasonableness of the American official. The enquiry; into the stale of the n? t;Ann> defences has ended in the determina tion of the Government to double the artillery force and embody 150,000 militia—the country at large is opposed to the measure. • The Pope's rescript. has been received in Ire land, demanding from the Bishops whether the al leged charges of ahar denunciations and political | intermeddling* by the. priesthood, be true. It ad ! ministers.a stern rebuke. , j : . i The people of the two Sicilies have at length tri umphed over the King. A form of constitution has been agreed to, founding a liberal legislative.repre senlatioo/ The Roman Catholic religion alone will be tolerated. : ' FKAKCEis ina somewhat more tranquil condi tion than heretofore, but angry discussions contm ue to take place in the Chamwsr of Deputies. Re form banquets have been denounced as illegal aud are to be prohibited in the fumreu The health of the King has come round. The overland moil bring* intelligence rather more satisfactory than that received by the previous mail. ; Ixdu- —Trade was still depressed m India, but no additional failures of English houses had taken SwiTzeaiJCtD.—The news from Switzerland does not possess much interest. The Diet is firm ly resolved to maintain the rights ofthc country as a free and independent State. Mrs. Maury’s new works, “An English woman in America,” has just appeared. It is chiefly de voted to the buinano measure of having surgeon# appointed "to attend emigrant vessels, and will doubtless be more favorably received in the States.- | ] . A letter dated Liverpool, Feb. 12, says:— ; The English funds pro quiet On Thursday last they lost some of their firmness, butthe variations were insignificant. ' Consols,. yesterday, were at 891 for present transfer, and at 89 Jiff l tor account Bank Stock 200£202. Exchequer: bills of Juno are quoted 2S*,|and of March premium. The new 31 per cents tenge from SOIOI. Last night's accounts from London represents the'disoount market as being more' thaa usually free, with most sanguine- expectations of steady amendment • . . The following comparative statement will show the prices of Breadstuff#, in Liverpool, at the dates mentioned: - Jan. 23 ' FeUl2 Flout WesLCana! 2550da23«6d..27.0d027.M to Phila anil Balt 27a 0t027s &1. .S» l)da2oa to i *1 Soar • 23s oda2ss 0d..22s ods2J*od Hs odal4s od. .l2s 6dal3^od Indian Coro, 4SO B* 2ys oda32s Odi .29* oda32s Gd It will be born in mind that the resumption of the doty on- floor and grain takes place P«f “j"? the Ist of March proximo, and that the duty which will then be imposed, ranger from A shiUinga jo 10 shillings per quarter on wheat; Is 6d to 4* on UaU, 2s to 5s on barley, rye, peas and beans; 1* on Indi an Corn; 6d p bbl on meal, and 2s 4d 3 farthings? bbl on floor. . , , . On the 31st of March it is expected the done* will be about 6s per quarter on Wheat, and Js "S' 1 rotted, pdf ton .e23n£2S lfr, hacllrd, t£23a3o. To taST from Vireiuit tolod per B lo manutodured, Fo., Eao; P^ataSl*- iiuend Pot, 23. 6u”pfo „St winch applica to foreign coimneroe. In re-1 lalionto the war, theiealenaioa of slavery, and all other great questions; of governmental policy, in. sentiment* ore Wbigsealiroeatfc-. 1 la addition to the eminent jwbncal and executive qnaliGcmtion* of Judge McLean, there u another consideration, applicable to him m com mon with Several other .candidate*, wfa,cl ‘„ i ueuaed' the Executive power arid patronage ol t.ie General Government during /orijnn gAr of the wx tv veara of its exigence. y tliia monody of the Executive power and pat rtma-re by tbe Southern Statea.;ha» been unjust to the rehtrve political importance of the horthern Slate* and injurious to the business interests of the country. Common courtesy awards to the lree States the next President, and every man will be justified in demanding it as a right. Tu prevent sectional jealousies-ln tcraal feelings among the oilmen, of tho several 4lalei and to chcmh and increase the popular Jrerd and affection for tho Union, can be done in foiray ao effectually, aa by a fairdialnbuuon i >f tho Presidential office as between the North and hL°Benton not only felt ihe force of tbii, hut he proclaimed ile truth and rightful taflumoe,jbyde. clininyto be a candidate, eiptcasly upon the ground that the northern or tree Statca were enUlkd tothe candidate. So long have Southern men and Sow era principle, prevailed in the txeuuuvo tidAi minutrative Departments of the General Govcra menl, that tho Locofoco.portion of the ettaena of have dictated to their political associates ofriw Northern States, ncreed-rs declaration of orinciplea-to which they meat ratecribre-ntid we have the humiliatiog example before us, of distinguiahed Northern Stateamenembraetng Sou- Sprinciple.," to obtain Southern votes. Such ~fSiil aervilitv and political tmbaervieaoy are EpTu?v.“fo= higlwnEdeli and patriotic sentt menta of the South, and tho Northern aspmmta will receive a rebuke from their countrymen, whose principlea they would barter and tell, nod whose character they would disgrace, if we do not misinterpret the aigna of the times. Wo are of the number who think tire Northern Statea are entitled to thn Presidential candidate, and a candidate, too. who# political principles ore known to be Northern principles, nnd we behove I there ere Northern candidate,, die nomination of 1 STy one of whom would he equivalent to an dec lion and we feel confident that Jehn McLt-tut, of Ohio, is one of those candidates. “Endowed with the requisite ahiliUes, end-adorn ed with the necessary attainments m the history, the politics, and the jurisprudence of his country, and unply prepared, by long eapenenm. in pit I.he Shire, for the discharge of the duties of a aUUon w, eralted,’’ we bclievo the election of John McLeaaW the Chief Magistracy of this llepnb “'would redeem tho Country.frooi the dernuct influence, of her presoul, radical and diaor gaaizing dominion, nnd give an abiding direction, and preservation to Constitutional Li berty- . Pgrrsatiaatt ann Onto RiuisnAn. A meeting of those favorable to the construction of a mdrond West, will bo held to night at the room, of the Board of Trade. It i* to bo; hoped that there will be a large aitibdanco, aa the *ucce*sful prosecution of aioad westward is of the highest importance to the prosperity of tho city.. The legudatnre of Ohio ha. granted a proper charter, mid *U «“!» ™‘ I ed now U united, efficient and prompt action on tho part of our citizen, to secure to I'ilUburgh the bade of tho West, and to Pennsylvania ' public worlm, the cmrying trade, that will most certainly go to benefit Southern reads, unless wo divert it by our enterprise, jo the oily pf by a rail- I road. j. ■ ’ _ ' . Tub fall owing gentleman were elected BUM* sers of the] Butler and Pittsburgh Turnpike Road Company Car tho ensuing year, on the 7th rost County, Cha*. Sprang, > , . Tas. Farley, ; >,■ For; Allegheny Co.. : . j ß o bt. Stewart, );.i We are pieced to w?o such men lake hold of ill management and have no' doubt that the cot* fidence those m«u:wiU fire the Stockholders^ tbs public at U&e, will odd much Co its improve ' v . . A.Swcbwwbu BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. mtsSaifh GuetUi ; COSGBKSS. . Comspoadeace of lbs Gaxet». , ' March 7, ISIS. Ssu.n.—The Senate'was called to order by the Vice President at n00n.,; The member* were catted 'on for petitions and memorials, of which a great number were present* ed and referred; > ' Mr. Bix gave notice of his intention to bring in a bill, 'modifying the Custom House law* and prac tice in relation to the baggage of passengers. Jefferson Davis presented a petition from Major Borland, ■•king that the EricarnatSon prisoners be allowed fall pay and a grntnitjrin part ‘compensa tion for ibeir sufferings while in .-Mexican prisons. . hk.Breese submitted a resolution, inquiring into , the expediency of establishing atariff of foes for I District Attorneys of the (United States, which was adopted. . ' ! Very ljrcl» general done in the Sen ate to-day before, on motion of Mr. Sevier, , went into'executive session upon the .Mexican treaty, upon which no progress bas been made. HotSE of B-OTtrsirn'ATivKS. —The Speaker aa-1 nounced as the first.thing in order the reports of iuees. Comi . , Mr. Evans, fromtheComnutlee on Public Lands reported a joint resolution, which provides that sot I diers shall receive their bounty land, though they should be promoted. ' Mr. Evans advocated his resolution in a speech of some length. - Mr. Richardson then obtained the door, and made a speech m support of the bill, and was followed by ’ ! Col. Haskell, of Tennessee, who also made an eloquent and able defence cf the proposed law. Mr. Giddings followed, and asked why equal jus- I lice shouldjiot be done the soldiers of the last war* as they had equal claims. ; No other business of moment was transacted. FROM MEXICO. SkX'TA ANNA “PASSEI>” OUT. Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette. Piuladelp hia, March IS4B. By an. arrival at Now Orleans advices have been received from Vera Crux dpwn to the 21st of Feb ruary, and also from the Ci'plol, though the exact date is not given. ; ' Gen. Santa Anna, who was u paased” into Mexi co from tha cock-pits of Havana,‘lor ihe purpose, of aiding and comforting tlfe Mexicans, has applied to Gen- Scott for a passport to leave the country again, which request has been granted by General Scott. We infer from lhia ! that Gen. Scott has not yet considered himself under arrest and under the control of the Civil Military Court sent to try him, upon the grave charge of keeping up the discipline of the army. We learn that a party of privates of theSth reg. iment of Indiana Infantry were attacked near. Mo. lino del Key, by a party of Mexicans. Their names were David Lyons, Nimrod Biggies, and Burghes killed, and David Tower and Henry Lawson bad ly wounded. The movement upon Cordova has been entirely successful. The city was taken possession of j and is now occupied by our forces without resist* unee. ' Gen. Buslamente, who has been in Zacatecas for some lime, ha* gathered round him a large fcrce ■ and expresses hi* determination, not only to defend I that State, but, also -to redeem Mexico from her present deep disgrace. . From Matamoras. There has beeli an arrival at New Orleans from the Rio Grande,but there was no news ftom tbe ar my, except a rep ort of the death of Surgeon Glen U.S.A., at Matamoras.; , Correspondence the J*in»t>urfii Gsteua. PmutFCLrau, Match *7,2519. The remains of the ;Hon. John Quincy Adams arrived in die city today, and were received with the most imposing ceremony.- On all sides were displayed the badges of mourning for the death of this veteran statesman and patriot New Yobs,' March 7,1817. The preparations frr the reception of the Uoa Henry Clay ere upon a, scale that cannot be equal led. He comos as tbe guest of the city, and be wfll get a welcome that will not only honor Mm, but the commercial capitol of the State which tenders it PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Pmmnnraia, March 7J 4 ?. at. Fksir—Sales of Western brands at r bbl, at vhich figure tiiere aremore aellers than buyers. . Cotton—There is some inquiry in the market. Sales of Upland Blc and of Mobile at 9c F & Dealers cannot agree. Corn 'Meal—Sales at 82.431 c per bbl. " Grain—There is wheat in the market PnM I Yellow Cora is selling; at 33c per bu. Market dnD. : Groceries —The martens without change, i Provisions—There Is an increased dcroaod in the market Sales of Western No. 1.- Mesa Pork lat $ll per bbL , _ I T-ird—Sales of Western at "1 and of 2000 kegs I Ballimore'renderedal.Sc per 6. I Bacon Sales of Xk estern cured aboulders at 4c and of Hams at Sc per r» a B°°d demand. NEW YORK MARKET. Ntw Yoex. March 7, 3 r. x. Flour —There i* noi marked change from ycsler day, buUhe market is, if any thing duller. Grain— There » a good inquiry MrWlieai lor milling, but other grains are quiet, There * lew doing in Cora, and the market baa a downward tendency. , , , . . Provisions—The holder* Fork are asking higher pricer, but no sale* are reported. The sup plies of previsions are light. ColUm —The market isles* active, without, how ever any change in prices. Correspondence of the PHl^archGareUa. BALTIMORE-MARKET. . . Baltimore, March 7, 3p.'jf. Flnur—Sales of lfnward Street brand# are eifec*- ed at i 9 bbl, at which figure there ore more sellers than buyers. City Mills is held at b\i>3ic p hbl, bnl buyers do hot appear. Trices are on the decline.■ . ~ . Com Meal—Moderale.salca at Mil. Wheat—Prime Red is selling at-432£130cp Com —Sales of prime While at 15c pbmof prime Yellow at * bu. Whiskey—l bear of limited sales at 25c p poll. Beef Cattle—Sales are elTccled at $3,50 9 I°° lhs gross- ; Provisions—There is a fiur inquiry for Pork, but little is doing in other articles, . Clnctsxati, March 6, sew Orleans Telsgrapls Line. The first Hashes On this lino were received here last night, from Tennessee. The O’Reilly Tele graph line through Kentucky and Tenetsee is now shooting the lightning on the New Orleans line as fer Sooth as Nashville,. which city is now in full connection with the telegraphic world. Mr. O’Reilly and.his associates in the New Or. leans line are incorporated under the late liberal laws of Kentucky.! The line is progressiug rapid ly, and will soon take in the city of Memphis as another link to the great chain. The Kentucky law’styles it the “People’s Line,* and expressly for bids any company icharging higher rates than is charged by the “O'Reilly Telegraph,“ms the law calls it- .{ It may be added] that the charges oh the O’Reil ly Un« do not average more tlian half the rate* charged on the Boston, New York and Washington lines. i ’ Sew Books* Mr. J. L. Itead,4lh street, near Market, lias laid on our table tbo following new publications from tho press of the Harpers, New York. IljsTojiy op Tiffi GHioxurrs, or Personal Me moirs of lbp Patriots of thp French. Revolution,’ from unpublished sources. By Alphonao l)e Lam 4 artine, 2d vol. ‘the French Revolution has fur nished matter tor tho poet, the pointer, the novelist and the historian,' and will continue to do so, wflf presume, for a cerilury to come, until its stern fiict*£ but for. history, might be looked upon as fiction.-* Lamartine has invested his subject with abiding interest Tub Lips or Tiiz Cjibvalhz Bata*d, “The i Knight,” “Sum peur et sum rep rocbeßy Gibpor Simms. We should think the tT)Oft gormandising appetite forfthe 'romantic, may satiate itself with , the gootl Chevalier, as he is called, and strange as it may appear, in his way, the Ghevnlier was de vout, could say bis prayers and slay his man. AovKmmes w; Mxxico and the Rocky Moun tains. By Geo. F.Ruxlon, Esq, in which the read erwillhnd much to interest him. A fine comply meal is paid to Brother Jonathan, and the debased Mexican chaiacty is well shown up, while due praiae is given to. the Mexican woineu. Iho sui jhor is an Englishman, Sceio at Waskibotok, a story of the last gene ration, By a Citiieaofßaltimore. Strange scones havo transplre'dint Washington, nol only m post, hut 'Jilting the present gpnnrnUon. Tho in, SuSiUvo mo, lM nmething tnti, winch to wlulo awsy an hoar, '. _ , , Nos. 3,‘ S and 9 Pictorial England. * ssissKSg uflul fam Bio do JtßCifO.— Balt* Anmvrn* ..1 i i tiantY CAMSiMKin's—•» niaitii auipet. IT- OUIBVILLB {JMK-lod HrintUi.Cubm^_ too* ‘i Jptx«’/ ; ' - '\x r x . . 1 PIITSBCKGHWEESIiIEAZBfTB. 'rV?V;wjitErts auxca9, ISIB. Payment of-Shm»—The. Treaty; of jPcace in I Danger**—More cftheXTeaty—Tbe Supreme Cooxt —Cilifcrma, Congress—Kentac*' ky end Hr. CUy—-The Franking Privilege and Sirs in Allegheny Councils—The iHsT-BatifiCitiinn of-the Cincinnati fli Treaty, Territory, and'Lutheris Mode of Preaching —Judge McLean end tlie Presidency—ltems, &e. Ocqiiion'nT Sermons—The Treaty of Peace — Property and its ’Eqoal Distribution—Steamboat Voting—Allegheny County Convention—Proceed ings of Councils—Luxcme County—Erie County Modern Dictionary—Major Denny—News Items Proceedings/of Congresa—Suspension of General Scott—The Peace Question—Gens. ScotlA: Worth Telegraph news, Foreign and Domestic. Commerce; A carefully compiled Review of the Markets fix. the post week; The prices in the local | city markets; The Cattle Market; The prices of American produce iri various ports of the Unioo; '*mmint df Flour, Wheat, Com, Arc., received since the opening of the Canal; Canal business and movements of produce; Market in London. City News; spirit of the Press; Copious Extracts from the leading journals on the interesting topics of the day. , , , , For sate at the desk, aii w Price 6; the City Treasurer, but ouly to taoyo person* Whose | names are return^.tothe Treasure! 1 by the 1113 a Con- , “sttiu. Beit enacted. Ac. That »o'much of said ordi uancr as aalhorUe* the City Treasurer to charge the sum often cent* tor each license «o granted) be, and the ""S^rinS*aud enacted into a law In Council*, this 2d day of March. A.U IMS '„. r p' Mcqtosx RaaaowHt, Pte* tof C.C. Attest: R Biddle Robert*, Clerk, CC. Jons Sturm*, ■ • John Major, Clerk SC- „ An Ordinance eaffcbluhing anew grade tor buawberry Alley. beiwpenSmithfield*trect and Grant street. SECTION L Be it ordained aiul enacted or the cm?. ten*of Pittsburgh,inSelect and assembled. That the grade #WtwrteWito7*Wl*» and it U hereby permanently fixed, a* follow*, to wit. twinning at the grade of Sumhfield street, and dienec ri*«ld«ree,tW'minute*, or aaS-KWfcetper IW tect,to cherry Alley,a feet betow the'CTade •***£***»£ es tablished,} and thence rue * degree***L“K*» Cherry Alley shall n*e from Seventhstreet, f“*’ nte*. or l 3MO> feci per 1» fret, to the grade of St raw berry alley, a* now esiahlithea. and thenre a omform mseeodinr trade to the grade of Sixth »tTer-L 1 »gr. nu Be it further euacted. *c. That *0 much of *sr ordinance as conflict* with the provision. of th» Ordinance, be, and the wune i* hereby repealed. and enaeird Into a law in Cooocil*. this, U»e trtday of March. A IMtidA . . * Moaaaa Roauarvia, PreslCC. Aitast: K Ihrroui Rosear*. Ckik C C. Jons Huieti'V, Pres*l B C. John Ms Jot. Clerk 8 C, Great K»gU*la Remedy. 1-ynR Cough*. Cold*. A»lhma and Couaumption. The 1 GREAT AND ONLY UEMEDk lorthocureofthe lova di»«m*»;*. i* the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF jjFK, ducoveml by the celebrated **- Hucbui, of I«ondott. England. awl introduced »nu> the Luted State# under the immediate •upenuictulence ot the mventor. The extraordinary auccea* of thi» medicine, ut the euro of Pulmonary disease*. warrant* the American a vent in *oltciiiug lor treatment the wi»r*l pocwble «a* •u that cut be found u» the community-case*'that »eek relief in rain from any of tit* common reniedic* ot the day ’and Lave been given up by tne «m»ridi«uiwui»lwd nhrMciut* *» confirtwd and incurable. Tlie Ilungurt ™okuaru ha* cured, awl will cure, the mo»t derate of ca«*-. It u no quack notirum. but a »Ufulani Log bib medicine, of known and euoblwhed efficacy. Rverr family in the United Stale* abould be suppbed with Buchan'* Hungarian Balwun of Life, not only to counteract the coruumptivft teudencte* ot the cluiute, huto be used a* a preventive medicine in all caw* ol cold*, eougb*, »pitung «f blood, pam iu lhr i>ide aitd dui*U irritotion and noreno** of the lung*, brochtu*. difficulty of breaung, hectic fever, night *\vcaU, crnaci atioTaSd genmldcbiliiy, o.tkrua, inriueuiu whooping “soldtabSrbotU«»i per bottle, with .foil d.rcc lion* for the restoration of health. ■ . pamphlet*. containing a ma»»of Englwh and Ameri can ceWcatM, and other evidence, showing the mi emailed menu of thi* grenlhngluh Remedy, may be “‘iSi'litf by A Co-, comer of *t and Wood and Wood atol Cth »U.- ln>t^ "* Popular, becaaae Goodt s ELLERS’ FAMILY MEDICINES. *■ Com, SrWA JetlrrsonCo, Fa, March 1. lr-10. MR E F SEf .LKRiL-l bare nearly »o!d all the Ver mifuge and Cough Syrup you seat me. Your Ver mitug” * without exception the beat ever offered In tin* „» rnwhood. having proved good wherever turd.— TT»e COTgbSymp andUfcr Fill* have also given aat- J£ e tiS? # Your ob't amt 1 SCOTT. Pcaumuter. Prepared and *old by B F. SKIXERS, 57 Wood *l4 JJbr Dr Ciu*cl,6th Ward; D M Curry, Allegheny; A W J Smith, Temperanceville. • umre WHITE GOODS-W R Murphy Invite* the attention of buyer* to hi* excellent auortmrnt of W lute noon*. Itwl received, eoruiuing of plain and barred SckoneW cambric*, low priced aud fine; Scotch mull muslin*. Swi*» vr,Munr„ Y ALERATUS—IO tons, in cask* andboxen, landing Qfr nAfor *ale by JustS . ROUT DALZ ELL 4- Co yA-miiMAN ,ULK MEAT-60U) lb, a»’td, ju« ,«'l mjlgr U by m*rB iL s WAIEnMAN IposEjjNK-iVi’l* .f c, •vriHEOAH— OOW>!» Shearman'* J«ra eldervlnej •V «***,«* V kw lußßA fm ,ja»rt — —j. . V imSTS* OANVAS3--O* ««eta!» »ml br.Ue Ji, A&SUvfo**'”-*'* j KIDD A Co nui7- : - ;.iSr?-«': V ■''■-T. MtttUi" } tC.’ A. present tenainatUyt ■*' Washington' streeLtot»lifettro line oftha.eity,cn the Allegheny nrer, are fceKby notified that* plan of qxelficaaoaof opening ofsiid DaqoMMWßjr, is nowdeposimdin the Office of the: Roeording Regulator, forpublicex *nii&afioo 'ahiL inspection, «* direeied by Ordinance of max" Recording Regulator, City of Pittsburgh Esnct frotri Section loth of an Act mailed “An Act to . authorize sail to be brought npon the Official Bond of William B.SSitebell, late . v . - “And any owner or owners of ground tying oo the line of such street line or alley., who shall consider that he. she orthey, shall Mfler damage from the open ins ot widefaing of the same, mny.opplT, by petition, to the next Court of Quarter Sessions ot the Conwy of Al leghcny£_ t__, mo MERCHANTS AND ; I Genllethan of noddle .age, brought up to mercantile linens, wishes to engage tn some respectable whole sale store, or manofactanng concern, cither man orgeneral assistant m the management of aeon- €C Sati»facllry!twtimeajali ««|'»* NOTICE* ALL Denoni haring business with ilobcrt S. Cos- S.'SS^-A-g-g-SjgSBS, f-vii : 4th st, near grant-_ JOHV g DILWORTH-Hl*‘« Williams k Dilworth,) clmm. No 27 Wood MIC.I, »>>ovc FliM. BUtturgo. mar? ‘ ' OLA S SES _2IO bbU Plantation, landing from stmr and for sale by; JAMES jjAIiZELL SUGAR-— 82 hhds N O 80*1*1® bb ifi2*w2S°»ulw< 10 cases double icfinedToa! sugar; » bbli P OLD WHISKEY—OId Monongahela ft-rsalc by the barrel, and on draught 8 bbls y, old Bourbon '' y &' br inu.Eß*rocKEreoN.. ■a /roLASS££-lH> bbls Plantation in prime , order J)J. landing from stmr Diligence, aw j ASIS k SHOULDERS—2I csks family .bams; 2 shoulders, this dayrcc'dper sale by ; mar? . JAM tS A nmti^S*S2L HEMP—O. bales Ky dew rotte rec’d andfc -■-V .n.r7 . a HUTCHISON kCo_ BACON'-- lum*. inil »l»«»W er »4S^ c ®’ d : :>or Cr’ ,c “ tl ■‘n.ia^t'SSfeßwf T, AR^; Lts,N ' 11 ' %uS t.-MCKBrsoN 'i ;peacllES—UWlju halTti. lOdo fineclinet,' rl.fMicu J- m.-3irn«u itoß_ UGAR—*ohhd*prime N O, to arrive perauur Auiei ‘rartt Iror 1 ror “MeorLUßuapiigJJi noK : ICOBMWGS-IB e^.pnn,ef.,^le>7 NBLEsii KcC^LESS £JASIWOOD-80bbto New Yolk GToVES— A rood BiMjtment of block, while and colored couoo *ml ■ilk «jXtjiKE "‘"irt 11 ,nIC 1 SHACEUOTfc^iri^ HOSIERY— A full supply cfblaei. white, unbleacl id end mixed cotton hose and half hose, mens '"“Z'l's ““iffiSr iV-HITE •p^Sg^^^^VnABBAUCH T tSENCAMDRIC HANDKERCHIEFS Alnrpclol .Ldrioee priced linen kerchlefe, priced French. Cor snip by [tnarll F H LATQN tCu PQ\VDEB--ODO kec* Beatty 1 * superior rifle, and rock » maniuntc AT° LA^^ l ‘ bUfo,, ?^ h & D M.EV A Co S“ a^f lhMipnm - N R[rEVA Cj S c °.ttmNos-» 0 s-» r *. %^r Dkiax^_ SCCRCmSCA^c^pri^nrgeb^^ TOBACCO— MbxssuperiorSstobaceojSDdo Is; 12 do .^stsaiiAjnfScKS^^K: ' B o a »rom-»-Miu^.yWagS ) *> I ACON—GDOO pounds country cured, for saklovr to \v *BATCUTCUEOrf S^»OA«^u*'ii^*Ok»S*Sa!M!±af" »tle by mnK NV EbT BOWhJN S' A\XKT OiL-aca»k*jti«receiTed!aJid for age by mart Rte^ElJJKftS i Cp’SS'' *“ *? tVaRIS GREEN—* c«m»(Sfllbaeach.) superior: just IX* rec'dand forsale by [mard] BbbhXEtJtS ifIiILOROFORM—S lb# just ree d awi for «lc by l y mart R *■■» SEEIfIdUS . TARIED BEEF—S cuki sugar cured, a prime article, I ) infjUore and for wloJ»y ULACKUIJHN ACo BAQON— 10,000 lbs prime IO.COO lb* shoulders, 4 hhde bogrouud, iu smoke bouse aud tor M e by O^lt-g— io bbla Lirured Oil, Sdo WolerLard, ii store and for aale lly mart O BI*ACKBUUN S'- Co Cj ALT—l*O bbl# No l, al the landing, for ialclby 0 mart; MILLERA KlCEEri’aON riLVR—tM bbl* Wilmington, for sale by . mart MILLLIt A IUCIvKfSON VarjyXXJW GLASS—SOW bl» a»«‘d, for aale at lli< \V M Brtwaav I l.e landing, %^^ VVKC & WINDOW GLASS—ow bx» Nev* Gcneva. foraale by mart bXMtSYTII &. DUNCAN 3U N laiidin?; for sale by \ »«- ~J S DILWURTU M” OLASSt»—IUO hi mart • H“ iiA v V AUIBTING CHECKS—Constantly on band, Slewart‘s mauuiacluro of bcary shining and far* CANDLES— 100 lioxea Summer Mould,lu afore and foraaffby . mar*! KIKR A JONES PEARL ASU—lObbU, in store and for sale by! mar* ISAIAH DICKER* * CO CHEESE— 40 bis iu store and for aale by - mar* ISAIAH DICKEY A Co ’HITF. UEANS—I2I bills small white,^for sale by mart WICKA McCANDLUSS ; CIGARS— 200,000 common, for aale by V"'.: A McCANDLESS Glass— m bx* bxio; « do toxia for aakby IOMCI WICK A «cCANDLESS_ ; A'WriHCIAL'L&CVKS^-X'imaJl quantity 'of rbae A leave*, bod*, callow*, Ac, ju*t'received ax" 1 marl • , F H EATON A Co** N~ PR (xqKft-A -rood aaaortmew alwaya on handpt - (taaxl)j F HEATON A w>_; jpl LASS—6OO bx* «**'d *lre* l T'fom 6r9 lo iHxrtOj co.ixn \JT try brand*, in itoro and for aaloby ; ‘ ~ • ~ v ' ' J CBIDWELL i COTTON— 74 balea,-jaat receiving and for sale by BROWN A CULBERTSON S : ynAR~g7 hhdi NO Sugar landingfcnd for »ale by V [cmrl[ BROWN A CULBERTSON 'OLASSES—IOO bbU N O juat rec'd and for cateby _ fmaril BROWN A CL'LBER’RSON USHBONE— OOlbaforaalqbv. * marl ‘ ’ ■ * CBGLLER9 PULY ELM BARK—O 3 lb* for *a! SANBCRUCUiLES— OOOne»Uli,i >■ marl IANTUAttIDES FX^AS'rE^-30 la frriU ju»t rec'd and for *ab' JOHN S DILWQRTU , Dbikti appi.es—lDO bu»b. j'l Haw and fot aab-by __ _ JOHN 8 DH.WQIITH ‘BP*®? MlU ' y^BfeqKtu Laud OIL—« bbla and 4blf re «|gj« g dfo,.^i t r nowHatcmm;BTSON SPANISH WHITING—ao bbla in *ir>rrnnd,for by xnarT •il BDU* Co . iChromoleeopy.V • ' ' ' ; I\AK—5O bbU Soulb Carolina r mat 7 • • T . m ' 3 S oll r ls b ‘". f " nftTEB o^y x ‘ aiAi -- sMl, S£a«*temi GLOVER SEED—IiW bcab prime new rac’d and for Sot?. IfetS) ; . . TASSEV dMftff fcBKST DRIED PEACHES-250baib,fota«lebjr, fcbtS ' TABSEV A BR*T • 8 * * r ’‘‘ < inECT ..XcMS.:.’ K' 1 ' 1 V . • at . ; XJ*6LAB9ESr^'iGO. bbU prime N 6 Molniitri;iiyoafc IVI bbla. Undine Ron »tmrFii*nd*bjp,and fixraaubr TieWd , - . WA M MiTCHELTaEE v fTIEA— 7S hlf cli«.u and. biaY Hyaon, Ipxprjtaland -JL Gunpowder, fcr eald by TASSRY A BEST '-.i J , ■■ fcbSS . . A jrood «-•: RAISINS— 3Q bx* fmkjTtoM and tor tale >y feb» ; r TASSEY ABE9T] ■ ; ‘^ ? |;.«ygsTß aMBOATS. ffffili: ON Thursday me raise, Hatch ®th* *1 toicSenxTtini Skies Boom, gorocrofTToodatta Ji WTeetFTwiil be sold axe«xxm«iT« as»ortH*nl a£ Jmple and fancy dry good*, booU,;Bho«._ l unilireUiii, | **• ' At 2 o'clock, p»ja;_ - ■ . 1 Jfc store fixtures, feather beds, kc. -\ , ~: j ■ A lute imoiCT 4 A £ S“* pockctcntlcrr; .pmacle., S?, d v-?.,trunk., oiul silTervnucbe*. ready made clothing, c - - EXTRACTS from the minute* of the Firemen s A*' i • Fi sociaiion of the city of PUubcrgh. 4 .li.-., ’oUu Frtti&nt and. Manager* of the tinmen* AssoeiationofthiaiyofFitllbnrgk. . GcrrLnocr—The Comminwo appointed for the parr nose of selecting donation* from those veral wsu™*** Companies having offices ro, thiaeity, respectfully te» toon after- their appointment, they addieMcd written comm uni cations to the different isgeat*, ■ nan | have received the following donations: , i ‘ ; . _' From the Franklin Insurance Co, Ptuladel- - - phia, W Martin, Agent. : . * lOO w From Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Co, - • Phils. John Finney, Agent, ' '•■ - *°9 w, .l From Pittsb’b Fins and Marina Insurance Co, Pittsburgh, RobtFlnaej, Agent. , 4 W 00 From Spring Garden Insurance Co, Phtla, j • WBaibndge, Agent, V s w ' CBS 001 The above would have been much larger, hot that the f different Agents have been making contribution* to we 1 differcnt'Engine and 8o«e Co’s, in the two cine‘-Y°“T j Committee regret to .report that some of the Foreign I. Corporations who havo agencies in this city, have re*r| fused to assist the department, while they are making I large profos from the exertions of it* members. • * onr I commmeewould respectfully recommend ourcmxeu* to I patronize those Companies who are willing to aid ink sustaining iho Fire Department. - 1 AU of which is respectfully submitted. .1 EDWARD GREGG, Cb’n Committee.. I Resolved, That this" Association recommend otir M- | low eitisetuto'pntronii* the above In*urane*'Opmpa-l nie*, who bare so liberally contributed toUw aupponoCl Dopartment' >■. ••. m. >'• i;; ■■ -• t| • Resolved, That the above Xpsxranc.* Companies M. I "_. Q uested to place badges on Ihe house* insured by them; I in ordeT-lhat tbo'-Hretnea mayhavetbeiry»nJperW de-> signaled frotn Ageacws tbecity!mri : vicim^ P. Amartx.See’y. ’I Dr.iTftVl<> > ’lß«lm \attl «rwort. miIAT tliis medieine'eboßldaequlr* *o much nolo'rib ‘ 1* w u not «t all ttningei when we tite into coaride-; iaHflii ml ma^mJifl m f Wf4W>*, «“• .-ToKi as:BafSgs3Ms?sSSm to keep warm, even when other* were U) ssss^ ,^l®S£slsfts 1 then trifle with thing* ol no 1 follow*. ’ But every one con-be caredutnejr 1 Take this medicine:, at the very fim a^p. I tidiou# (be. andyon will be cored. •,;* et, VjU h«« cured coMumptloa in adranced i moniol* below will prove. - But the *aie*t _... >r : defer, a* “delay* are alway*4ang«“o*. w'.-Y—ei; ■*n per large, botile, • f- ; ■>■.-••.:; SliOpcTJ-., . - 1848 - 1 s>: ~i. READY MAOE CtOTHINCUi aT. LONGSTRECT HASAMOVED-FROM HltfJ • ioun miro. so. S 3 xua+a, *"?« c 7*-T7:> [! j TTTIIERE ie ha* da W and tfchlaigeri n the *r, of y^T,T; I blaand workmanlikemanner. .’■■■ y--,\„i'-i n > i-.' r l < a f • Thu wieatan c*tant.hd h*e ' , eulttrjfoluitmune**, :' bw«S>cs»wl»o . end co^^»?g<^< b “»”f.£ devlinp in the advantage to buy ofhi* hof»»» only to mil their c«wme»f who do m* dg* the pood* in the pace, now U rtW. *»«* Cloth aalw ere dropping** ty ceuei nod*o«e onetO«wWi»th*n whichwny the Undo fawitty,wiUfr^eetMg^h^ It f ui » nod will beooh t® eTer y within two yearn, C»"■» ’ ■ betr«toekw£U be fci«* ;•; . KQUYEAJTES. OF SiSSTprAu.™ •TissssSM/aStfaggMj E?rf3Sassjss^®S ssfsasssffMe^sgaj and eeciunf »largo busaet J» M “’r”Jr**V* "C~r jssißSs'siaaaasgssfe ingthecdy true method ©f*?* OCin J ■; , ‘ g.Wgi;S»^w«* : V'ti7~^ • ■ VtCOKhCoId Mufht ;HTHt|hlt# JMt SSSssSS^ag : ffiVSSftor“n»S&^rtl lenusts nci cent. Jem V®fi*t®er pnce*.--Aliwrli*ea^ SUSnwSroStfktoiO' l KcninukutdCoohe-, sS^tjasa&EssKffi .^r»»r P K :ki=k «-»VT"»' (oooopuo, 'favorablywithlhf«Mi e » J t s . *»,orvV , sS -^hur^r^ ss r i - lniSaijiund, *bd h»V« ■•_ CECAR ST,, NEW YORK SE&BREWSTER 1 . nJjt. 5SrSJni»B H,iu»lte• • ONE TO FIVE CW S wiyardEelov tb* pnee»:qf AP™ and Wav, a* pet pmid CaHdcwnMfWSeii ara .WTteted daily, &i tha * - 1547. j ale by v RESELLERS aale by r ' B E SELLERS Iba for dale by V. , ■ ' i N-Etetfon-willfcheld ailh* puW>*» >»«»“ ofMaj. A John Irons, in lh« borough of Outoasburebjoa S^SHS^StS&SS^S. ibraoleby ~ JOHN GRIER XTOTICE ie hereby tbeißtoofcWUora? of the J\ Atnyedaloid and I*le Boyale Ml,nin* Company; that WMWHnnilofSO perceut-o««ch rta«W ]**» made, payable to Zalmon »ai4 CanpnyV Btbi* oStM>in the ctty oHor ■ 8« ; r. ; hierchltU 1543, . gtarfrttra niiß—43 W tba comtneal,* do SiTTXV'l'rs— & 1 iiill Bxonment of' lot* pilccd ma- jfifl l i ; -EMt^idaDUmoad.\ TiEACUES-fIS b*'pri»ft' «faW: bbl*" " r -blus be ana, ] tttf rec’-dJum tor atleby -' !'•••' ...T74 JOHNam.woßnu 1 ClSCLSnili * PITTSBURGH I 11 y p )C ET : Ll'N E»rmj»- I -rha» earned A BtiblonofpooP _jii *t the .foot of 1 rf to their penoa*.- n* i^cm | Wood «re«t the day pomoutroatanJAgi ttgu- I boa of freight and the be paiu i* wrJ In elTeue* the pu*«p nwn«> *“»* . * {advance. ... . ■ t ■ BPSPAY PACKET- L , IT* ISAAC NEViTON, JW-Ajiffital; Inn Kiuborjli «tnj &md*r Wheeling Sunday evening *1 !*?• *• M*vsg.ifei7. .:■.••• . . ■■■._; ,- ni HONo*u3taA<^.a^.gu' t «J^||Js : borgh every Monday morning at 10 *' B .•* i er*ry Monday evetuay allOF.Jfc, n ; . • ■•- • " TPKroAT PACKET. J no raDERNIA No. % Cipu 4. leave Pittsburgh every Tueatlay oomlny at W o ever, Wheeling every Tneeday evening at 10 >♦. / W^piiIDiTP&CKET. I ' V. The NEW ENGLAND No. 8, Capu i™ - - vnSSrt packet. / S$ rSSt «**s“J2E2-_;j:„y r I SATXFBJOAYPACKrj* bssgssS?*' ' ; Mit-Wtefor -^r f \ K Glawow- an 4 *W«*. jffiKffi&SgKS stofflS K«S»2-' I ‘ ,br,i! '’ pnptKd to ko* 1 " WKK'ißmudoh; asm. ; ■.• qj- ; ' •-■ ■*■ j- ! '' ? 7j'•*■■■ -beavEb.;. makediOj Welknfetwinnff Piittbajph tit n-f- «^j*s|jjgar/ !&£&»*■■ , - +**»•. BliftowßranutV:; ,• ■ fe,l : *xt* 'K7B.A. M, A-VD4 fe,*L, v . * l TbVifcwwing ntw'Hßi RtunplKß• i ft tia Thefet the present »ea»ciu/AT" I t JUaxUSa ■ Cant. > lumxx-. Pathimdß? . ] ' . AgrjLcapt. A, wTtWfr OaBC.'K. BeiBMV/-Ha/boAU *r? 'entirely C J bead, «*iSa JSOrf* fly, ts™nw, Vivo mbo «4ver* , jjiatOL JdU f-y. ,-~ ■; -/juSl- ■ vCB OT. LQCIS. .■ • Zb /feßuuironniiig-ttwaeT • , • • • /;- •■ ‘ '/HOSCOE,"' -: '!'••: '. 'UfiBMBfIF gVtovMmef, ;trxll. leare (or the : ill' ports on Fri -7»» «t in rfflicbi>?Dr freight or.paiwce apply ou JONB3. fdonomtaacla Ifouw. - B i • - ; i ■be new and lurhi'.draujrbt steamer. tcm% ,MMter*;willleave fortho re*ndinl*nnedinte-pon»«»Tlwis ■ or -freight or-passage apply: on. waUTLEHABKO., Agl*. mart r FOJCNEWOMJEANS. ' r ivmk': ,: Tbespltadldhew: steamer I'. k *t£Lor GBAND TCBK, c V u. Newman Bobi|df,'.Master* wQI leave* - ItiSHßMHtfbrNew Orieani ra : WcOaeiday, SUt. - 11!3« IS o'clock; A. SlFbr freigirt oz pansfe-apply Eii3ard.ortorßlENlVßllEyAtfr n Agta.' mart -f, -v > -i.fOB. WAJ3ABH JUYER. •:.■■/ ; • »-•»-.The new, and mhtlantial light dranght - >iC?rr-ft-j»aaet« «•••':*•.•*"•• iMtEßjMbrr -v;v-; . DOVER. w 'v ■HHBBBuerkß I. TftaMVT and splendid . FBANKUN., - ■ajfflag Aia*tsr;wi tl ic«n 6r nflßE9BKßabdY&:pad intermediate pprWiea Sat* d*jrV4tl»nii,at4 o'clock, P-M. For irevjto or pas« 1. NETTTOX J'oNES, Si- ' ~ ‘Vy' •■ ’■ *" »_ mart '^inii-r' newy able ndi-.t'««».< festnonlaff f : ril. .tT-J tte**ocT , . . MSY.OMINO,' ■•■ Grcealfcc. for above MBHKpDW*m porta. on Thursday,’ lie.ai lost allfio»?ock,': i !(fer l frwctiior pa*aaLge, ep ly.oa board oi jo G£pß AOBTBNBiEBGEB, Agent. < i.v '•• ™.,SW2£- abdVeebd ; intejm'i^ateyp6>U. FOR' ST,XOUIS - . ■ Thenew-andtna^p’Jicenisteamer . ];• -. ~ . , fe - • AVALANCb • ; U&A&S?- Cunt. _Wililamvafaa:rr, wilLleavv, jiflifcaßMfcß a>>t uueriacdiataPottaeai [\*e*dayHre',tije2Wiin*t*rVtfc»cVl(*M.'. Forfiei^t jo-ves-ap r REUULAR CiNCINNATT PACKET.'. K'--"Tbe fin*'slimmer • ' . • ' ■ NEW ENGLAND,*\.. . .Urafluß Ebbert, master, lea res a* abora tlu* lO’o’dock. For Drigbt or **P* apply: on board..- ’ . ... -ftbiP^ ' . FOR ST.'LOUIS. •;. . : . Tim splendid.steamer • • • i : . m ; (rrr^lk bobeet fulton, • UMjgfffgß .CqU’", Master,. -will leare for fho ■■HcsSmßßtaboTcaM all in termed iata portal thi* day^-nl- 10 1 octock ..-For frtigtuaxpawnge r^pjya ■•', • “hia fkatrunning-steanwr:'••! , (L-, . COLOItiDO, MriTr*ff r tff Gormly, omatrr. will leave at above, aJMMSa»t,i.i. day ni 10o'-clock. 'For DeMtor. ' jL " The new ■: < Mfcjjjfß+ife BSI Hunter, leave for ■■BBSSBabore and intennrtisfo porta.oo Tae»r daytheJfidiait. at 4 o'clock, r. I "g**"- «,. ■ J - ■7- jndßi*- "• * “ o *' ,rtea * n Xdvkw_'' : 'i •foKLAliBItt Dcnnlsonv ;master, . fwillJ' leava;; 7 jlm 1 ■■■lEßSßHUiiadayfor above ahoail tntcnr jrflata porta. For freight or paawMrtawtfy°n| boacd. : .febtl ~ jryjun- 1 -y| ■' Tba new and fast ateatnery - nfoifor, win all iaterniediats poy.ts on Wedae*- . days and Saturdays of each week. : .r‘t> freight or>u>. sage apply on board or Kr | ■ i ' l - ] -'• •• - T •' ~f.bll ' : GEQ Sam-ITISBfatGEB. Afl. . "•... • WABASH BlViiH, I»ACKKT. " , "”’,r’ • >■ m- rjiV. v - '-The snlend.a fight draught steamer . •tfPTv’ifr ".ii fWANcum, •-.■•■■■ v . - mx£rfSUs/k - : Wa J-fcQbcta. commapdcr,.will leava Lafayepe and :iuxeooei4aie.porls, ; ou Monday lie 7th but. Forfreight or pamce apply on board 6r to J NEWTON JONES,T\I* febl ' ■ Mon&ug&helb'HoasA. ■*■ fok \vXbami rtver. K ibe Qewiasul light drench* steamboat: . {lr/\ tfr ' CUMBERLAND^ MfeSßSat • A. Miller; natter, will: leave for flta- •'..— ■BBSsS&Babove and all intermediate porta o» Sunday, the 6th inst, at-4 o’clock,* r x.. For freight Of ' ' ] passage apply on board orto • ,;Tt . *fetef - GEO B MILTENBERGEEL AjrrcU _ ; * pittsbobob * wueeeino packet. 1 i, jp iv 1 Tfce swilValeamef i ■ ■swSSr&SS Dorsey P Kinney; ir.aattT, will, leav» ** ■■HESSlßregalariy, for Wheeling, on Monday* Wednesday and Fnday, at 10 o'clock precisely* ’ ■ 'LetTvewbeeUrtreTeryTuesdiy, Thuisday.Mtd.P**. , ttnUy*jU7 o’elocx, a in, precisely, -• - The Consul will land at all lire lntejroeolaU son*-* - ’ Every accomodation th&Fconbe (hi me com* .Ibn and safety of toaWengers has beef provwwt Xnn boit'ia also a Mlf-acliajf safety guard to prevent explosions. For freighter ptusag* npwy °* . loardorto • ■ ■■ DAVID v'HISBSTi •-• fcM : i f^orßcrof-littodamlthfieldata. McKeesport, monongahE: - TS ONLY .* K •, Tbo new steamer I H2ZZZ& ' '■ j DESPATCH, . mSotSmsl Nelson,. mosteg will nm 'ta above* ■MHEBBReaving - Pittsburgh ovary' -Monday 'Wednesday and Friday, al o’clock, a. j«w and Slo nougahola City every Tue»dnjr,Thur*4ay and Satarfay,- aid o’clock, a. It freight or passage apply on board, , - • • ~ - - ’ ]T*K JUST RECEIVED—A large assoroheirlof'FloortHl Cloths, cl‘various pace ms; comprising:'looo ydaud’ 4ydswide'floor oilcloth;.HJUCdodydswtdejheUyydo; iillUOdo4*4dodoj WUO (1q }du do; HXO Uydswide, do;" all of which will Im sold on usaccommodating tenasaa can be bought iri the UdUed. C Wood street; » ronrJ UOAKa _^ ble refined. large load ISObbla crashed; IttSdopow* dared; 3aolaritied,«»tore*nd/or salebv-_ ; . JASA IIUTCHIoON ft Co ' - maia • AgtfcrStLouiaStvamSugarllefitbsry JOU RNERhIEN WAITED—I wtilrto" engage scrl' - ml Journeymen Carriage'Makers, to go ioMoib 1 Pleasant, Pa. on the 6w day of April Apply olDcU* MatUiou House at Hot Wo’clock,. ' mart • ' ' ' - : JAMES CULBERTSON.' A" 7 gpxUf Fashlsirrer lhllU rf£- ■ :.: w Cs,, nm '■ - .(LSI* JS'tXJJQj-A SDW.) 1 lA' 'TV7IIX intzodacn thq Spring Stvie bfJUsta this tUI.T, ;W, Satnnlay,Marc4Ws,lfc43,. . . _ Tanii.frieud»,JU}dcucacwriaremquMtfld dcall examine their stock of Spring lists, jort received ftd a . ' New York, nt their store, curutr of Sth mad Wood . 'nm “»»« ST*Ut-» MOOSE I m ceieed ftoa New Yortc.thaDntihg Sryla’of S .m,w which be willmlrodnce uo SuiarcsT. March. 4tk* Alltnaae in want «fa naat and wperior Hat,willp |mj« Call and examine at No 73, Wooastreet, 3d doCT »*yr% TtfOTlCE—Penwma claims against Um etc Xl beat Arrow previous, p»e»eat ttea far sc ole mem to. WM. DECAIra • - -akg--4- v v ■> IH-s^nei^B “‘r.^v^Tßowra aCka rmrtL lia- «k« beano s thybatiett eggs; Landing from stmr Lodkw. satTfey ;• .a>-viq. S^^Si^iSSS^SSSS^ ■** «S^S‘' 'll s^-t m m.