The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, April 03, 1848, Image 2

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: MONDAY-.MORNING!' .
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'e it RS *Ca tliserrs — l• pOtuhed
,Th4Vorkly,aed Westly.--71.• &men
mamma;Lai Tri-Waakly Else Dollars par
14.311.14401 i Waskly ls Tiro Dollan For aszaces, sattsfy
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• • Asa toot WON, 6r. lc, end as dry, u
3/4,! Pfli#l4l;
: ' tai Lkais Gmaosathl Inulliguice,Dancatie, Mu
= River. Bevy Imports, Mowry liszkets, lce. se•
Asitt.Naseale 3oaaWYoi,
• • .FOR' CANAL CCIMMISSIONEB, ,
X • YIDDLMZW•STB.
Edhorial L thnespedenceef the Pluaburgh Canoe:
bedi/sies Weit ;et ties illsatheigepi. -
' L.. •• - Washingteo, March, 29, .164 e. .-
Among the speeches upon , the Indian EU was
inoby Mr• Tompkins, of Miss., Firing 'hi few
. Weds a verietscouraging aosEent of the Indians,
s ,"/Wirst cf' the Mi es iedppi and particularly the C li ;i ,
ta 'Mr T. said :bathe knew the chiefs of'
:_, • ' and they,were notate dark;uninfonned, fe.
•• ' savages they arms represented. Theend
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a ' ' i . constitation,republican isms ofo era.
"' '" egg Micirt, kgigstire, executive ii.4l ;mu
': - ...a "Oita:oats, &Anguished Lawyer!„ Stake
" men . d divines. Some of them wore men of
4 • ekspeuice, end were wail:acquainted
- with commons lawk and welt se lever made
an plishetimeMber of the . , Some of the
ilt
::gi • were moat eloquent la . These men hag
ea by giving them en eilacilice. . These
. .7.Weitern Indiana now. Lad Like gad exuberant
-. corn gelds, churches of thrtir ' own, condonable'
, geollii* ana common sliooti., The chapre..
. . and Cirodasr lan,Tuagers wen reduced to exigent.
'','• • Many ;if bent reSAA and • intelligeat men,
highly:inetracted and agreeable; One of them" had
1 a,- .. • ~' . bPiiii Blemier, of the Misalsaissippi Senate and ,
~ 0 1160,-. v ere eduitiling their children "and
•,:,.;', - ._!.: : :,:: • :',.; • dismeatting thenthadvea so Lawson the root moral
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and iataiiiseas pefvle : - All of these he believed,
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. lowa . ichic steditt the Choctaw Academy in Ken.
••-."''' '''''• ''.. • laGkif:aa# Gem this Indian Institution, they had re
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;,.. "- - tamed, imergyed in babitarnanners, tastes and had
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heccithiP gored a iZeai: '
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' COLP:Ktf TiLtatta2 -0.3 t.05 2 1r.
Ili,g=
,an • ti ons' bill was braigtit before
',, -i". - tauStr.tal. today as thrLaPeciai order. Tlemcen.
-,-• ," 4 !,, ;.c , : • , - • , 'L '„hors",titinped . st ores into the alive question,—Mr.
;'. ~:: , i .. -, • :. ildsyki, of-Ale., leading cif .thinn the motion, end Ens
._• ;'`:4;l,, . ' /gig a MOltnorel ' end. eunorainsr, .4,....t i.
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oifenoof the mioarlion that Coxgretas had nu
_ _ -..•' --• ' wee to pas lawa tar the rerdaftion of the people,
' - - - di teXritoriel Government They were, in brie
• • t- : •°
.' . .'."' thlntrOduce Slavery if suck Was their will, and
-, id -, Coss bad ao power to prermithern. This sr."
'' ' genera Was chationtied at great length ands the
groond upon which the fiends of ganry mean to
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sans. . . . .
' ..i i , .:. . - ••• - I was glad that a Derneeratio member - led off 1
.- !' :'.• ,•:: ',: '.•. finis the thee States in behalf of the .31 . diallICO Of ,
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47574 Mr. smart, of Me., one Sala the .cdd him.
imes,",all i .Banabajass," spoke in defence of the
,;',- =, -- Jae peed* lila' she free States.: So far his]
:i "••• ..-:-.',..'- 7 .i :.aireech was upon the Whig aide, and . gave the
. . ';,..-." , ,". • rilCtnembers meal inoripleisum than assault/
. • . -. -'.., .;1 - 4risi ... 4lNtat (rota can their own party, athcifwboin, 1 '
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-- • Assn tits Eifel Stales area known to hold kindred I
.... ,• : ".. opinions la to the powers and duties of Congress, I
" ''''''-' - • ••• " ;Ildr:S.gare a great Many Tanabe ' githaties to
..: r ...f., .-.... •: show 'dieing claims kif the meta of the peep's: to
' ''''" •'-'.; '• . hti their territory thre.•'Fieedruh was a Iciest
•7," ''. , teert4 The emigrants 'did not go to the 'Stave
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,' grilse, nor 'did the people of the North, when they',
i •-'- ~" '=, ." liffsbiiiS Maio: There wars iistaty penile in
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abs free Slate. .to ever y eight in the Slave States,
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taini-A I P I !F theeleeie man ' is each. In
- the free Stine thee went Ilia* rakes of people,
upon e 70,000 luare ideeofterrinory, ;tad iha pub:
good of the enttary and the people required
she there ahead bine raced Slave territory,.
The Sptaker had written to kettle of the Wens
. 'ea State, and idthose well hie:mined lot the pm.
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. hean* the relative nimbler' of patens
the and Save States to the Vest.
Fers*beei btlaninetien' be 'cede data &re
eraie ,i',l 3 l;4...fikkh :pit; - am theiottere....
-Goitle)eeli.lo44e, the Slay. Shahs would env
*rate totbefrets-let*lnta wattle ofenderinia
bed
- ,• , e sight Fiezeset - 11teeeiier,..eae iethal thee
hat iwrimaiestied, lived, though'
° thelteleern 'O4 in the free Stehe upon the ePPn.,
site etioie ._ Whey ihuia Wee 98,000,000 'of peo.
itht in the Statc they; yield not he: io lent*
'populated °the totem of.Eearloa, in V. Which
thai may
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• :. - fiee :iiwew'Eeeera ' : • •
his Neat aloe' iciPted to atnerer : a
by grating* the mew:wee.
Teen thtr. IfanlOien and Mr: Elden) ware frerii
, 'ahe frliswis,—Age reiie meiee =Ube other
Ovine. the Southern - tiannheit. - ,WIIde the argre
-amnia the Maine tronithee is, in `wry . illastra..
• ;tiiiioe bidrla firil;nl i gtiflf ffOnd erEtk a be.
..::.!alto( hen tele&
Tailed it., Senate today by a rota of se ze
Mr. Heldwia of Conn., andMr:Hata of S. co
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:tag igoiaei the IhIL -
Some kwJim:mamma have
• been made, and the BM god - tear: to the Howe,
eon to become a law, and to call forth , propesab,
for a new can, VOW mode 01,01$81i- by the pee.
agent, the I)eaeleney SUL' The questioni lei now
paiwati beyond the *war to issue Treamtry what,
- and the rooneyreeldred met be borrowed. Mr.
je an, WINMeUt Yenterdni , beta that .16
:date el the country wee ronch.lerger than we.
--.Leatinutted.hyteriny. He said, too, - verytnily that the
I:dale:mon ofn pathe debt was all that au ever
known._ Tits maxim= could never be known
wiere'ibe expenditures were betel? beyond the
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instalment of Freneh news by
211'
am"or adm city ymendai,ahan the
ttie
..-boor °111"1" bung
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m.B6°‘ the two Males of Cm-
.iris"b`" g n
of joy that
100 migaboo blObdielk and .11
. ht 4 17
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by
thin
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The pnblie *mita bowevM, is • all hopin g Sr+i
Yap' *manna awn a
am,
Ihs bag ' blamial stllb
" mem stir-Mem
- litaltellegdodathe .
wed Naas v y
cod cruet
midair pitied • 0 ,11,6 , cat
. 42 .4,-11" - pre need.; Chet
Hatkee
ih•rk mis3ber "—. lntog resdatiot.
Wad - aft toffy wng nall
er th...r.
io
the Amkan People la
L idalf of a
Ohio bed
'..01/1-. 15'4114°' Sco t t. try . tuatmemr.liaa be
mementi Ibe anukkyr
woad **forint:a he ca r
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of : R io OLe
edited Lbw', tietnatiod.
fain
AT:
pirsidad of the United Statee ß be . ma .
=daft the same to the IrgeWl4to "am Amen= Mintierat
difoufk
ros; • • ' •
.. Vaal Reaoknuons are as vulgate precedent in
sniattlini,thoosh thay Lair !,,, 14 ,1 0, .. . '
,The
-, .71:: -woureri thauso Courrasicongranulated th e Borah
''::. ' Awatiows ihrpuha upon their . independence J
.. ;•.,: -ithiciimi' f authority; awl. Dug sewn dispawl. to'
ale a deincsuaoration in Word tenants.:. , ' .
~. .. :'a n Wins been deteplyascliad ppon the oat,.
". ;,. , .1 , 14 allot tra4pinplheirt was &lug* soetentrof
~.:, eitimai ,It arsicalht dby the 'Washington Rapes; ,
...... '':aradiedsindou, comported et the sons 4' Ireland.—
.
**WC niadatiOns Jnarn. mooed and adopted,
~... ..-..,...sp r vhiqdinirsilitt the &donut coo* Ong on in
-'.,1'.''../11110per - end particularly in Fraxict' i 'and Italy.—
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:•-•- Viso re Finch dttiandener .in regard to Ire.
....:." ; . hsatl.tstat suoojapkit of ntslstrartes, and or free
. ::. • . • - #llll mai oak made nunifcst.. .
„ • ..,, -'''''4stalie,Wwkdanunt P.: am* presided, and id.
~:'.•- -; ',1 11,11* 1 thicomittine . AO iltP adopted son Of
Alreshianyturt, Ids name and relltiratildp always es.
..• ......... -alit intkusiusta anima the ararasen Vs ;tutted
..: ,':.,...aahl Joliat'' Adama:-.-..lnd*ncleace now sae -lido
pstidatterginsar,". , and urged on natiorat po loin
Ysanctifislortyrood and peal . MrofiCatilefona.Z
-itti. ditsta. sp oke : fa the, anal spirit, bad of thin
' Mr..HanAnaci. Chihcatn or
~ . '''..klit COSiedlt" oat Posciaa Beisdlonoi made en ek.
:,..:3 JrOxisposcll,artdjisaral *narks* Extent! He
, cf. %;;;I,tail Wait ebbed. int to Li• Fe:siat at get rleet•
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MEI
W tsl .. coanthigided *mu* agidists% from fbe
' -- SiVi*eili'VOiliciii4 r 4irfeliiii• s;' . i'v l 4 4-
igii.4 e
th.T4TiTilTi 0 60 ' .. fit'llsikhil.. e . b t e* . ° Z,
TeisPillg from Ch . dfacTihnt'il sae an - ,aftemW*
idnie a Iciii pia, ipiiithuotbiloccietiitip a..
ir
Ipoo4i which bat for this peockwooTT bays
Mr. Barringer , of N. C. ke briefly and well of
the cause of Republicti d tv, th e world over.
Ha i sympathize. riiith it -f. end iithibilied it to
e z.
the good essitnide - of ftspnNican America. .110
came here from no ceassiderations of prudential
policy ; but Mumpsit ' with the cause of freedom
in France and every where. - .
.11.1 r. Allen at as late bout came . TnUnd eddies.
ed the meethGotil 11 o'clock. - . •. --
Mr. ilia* ,of Pennsylvania, Mr. Cebell, of
Placid*, and Mr. Ledox, of the D. C., closed the
speeches;t more of this to morrow; as it in put
midnight as I now . The meeting eloied with
1 " three •teeers for France" and "three cheers for
1 Dela ,
on"
.A.cd, g the. members of Congress present upon
th - siitand, were Senators Can, Ilannegan, end Al•
Andrew Stewart. Moses Hampion, Barringer
Atha, Tompkins. Sinclair,. and'. perhaps some
S. H.
'TIME !MIT/ PROWEVIZOPE
We continue vas immams in Marion to Europe
an ails. ft will be noticed thit the leading Eu.
ropeau pcmera have recognia4 - the pneisional
government of France:
The following it the:apeech of Mr. Rash, the
American Minister, recognizing the provisional go.
Gavrtaiuse=ailhe Representative of the Ifni.
ted States and„charged with the cam of the rights
and interests of my country and my fellowcitimns
residing In Fiance, and being at too great a dis
tance to ...A instmetionsfrom my goveninieati
mire the earliest opportunity of offering my con.
gratulation , persuaded that my government Avill
approve the step in which I hare taken the anti.
CaLIIIOt to remind you • tiers the
ince aid friendship which has so long existed be
tween France and the' United States. I am neon
fain that, kind and uninemal expograiona of hope
Aries in mY:country far the prosperity, happiness
and glory of France under the'fibbitutions now
inaugunded in emit:lathy with the will of the na
tion. Amerians have au ardent hope that under
the Withian of Prance these institutions win have
remit. of which the magnanimous` conduct of her
people in late events strords presage.
Under ,aimilar institutions, the United 'Sintis
have enjoyed 70 yenta of increasing prwspdrity
with a government of stability, and if the Union
gives to atm. the choice of government, without
interference, it naturally feels . - gratified in seeing
another nation under similar institutions, assuring
to themselves the benefits of social order and pub.
lie liberty. • •
,Permit me to employ the word. which 'Wash
ington, the great Gauntlet of our Republic, used on
similar occasion., and terminate this , by adding my
congratulations nod the earnest hispe thin the friend
ship office twoßepoblica may be ins-extensive with
thee diration.
•Brethten be calm, I conjure you:ia the name of
Liberty, Egoality,and Human Tosternity.” -
IL Arno replied to Mr. Rush. He was ddigbb
ed to reechci the weds of - Washington, and hoped
shit a Iselin friendship would spriog up between
the-Republics. •
•
M. Dupont, De L'Eure addressing the doilassn
dor,stid, Sir, in offering my halict.l awn re you Mat_
thei-French people tender the Lend 'of Friendship
to Americans.
_ .
Merl they coined the Hotel de Ville the gm:ad
presented arms Cries of 'Long live the Republic
of thb United States: saluted the Ambassador.
Garai DaionSTIATION ler Axasucas Cmunts.—
rOn the 6th of March bast, the provisional govern
ment received a defamation of 280 citizens of the
United Ststins,' who sealed to the Hotel de Ville.
.bearing Americus - and French deg, on the same
staff. Mr. Goodrich, in the name of his country
men, pmesenteilit brief and complimentary address
taping, .Gentlenacm--Membere of the provisional
-French government,as citizens of the United
States and American spectators of recent erects
in Faris, we have come boar our congratulations
and to ask yoAr acceptances-of two flags. as ern-
Hems of eternal alliance between France and the
United States.
Grateful racillections of past ties and tbe aunty
which ban existed between you and on prompt us
to be the Seat to testify to yeu and the people of
Friume, tasymPalty, reseal and admiration with
which recent areas inept= to Aanowledginc
the right of every nation to Gem its awn govern
ment, yre sincerely axignitulste you on the mighty
revolution you have achieved, and may we be per
mined to klicitale Fran= on the choice du repel,-
' bean. system, recognising the true basis on which
mod gra:repents mud reit. • -
Theipest p.m:nets of Illettiasdpolitical equal.
,by have been the basis on which you depended in
We have admired the magnanhairy of tbe French
people, and their ea' mamma is the boar' of tri
' mph, and their epeedy return to order and law e
.I.ripastpusuxaiiicaristAk9.-..40.P. in the"
mem 'mkt rgcod ki-Francti aiatoestaltbli• and
the sesurances that wiled Lacteal ao nobly berth
be coca:leased in the autalitiaturiea of ayat
Gbstal ititt, 7 anfienrcelnent . of
peace, Linty ua pronerity airs* the citizens of
Amens the rentoselds of the seathnents which
ill cur he and at present be "seared that the
-nem of the revinitice you have seinen will he
holed by our contrymen on the other ' side of the
Untie withernotion of hope and ,iry Gar Frank.
and kir the world."
lerlitanireidieth--11 is inyeoriviction that France
anikAnerrica will on the than intimate
tiounikindithip indiusket.
-...Wereomnalhe oirdors withgratitude. They shall
be placed in the Hotel de Ville I trust that dee.
poems Fill - never attempt to snatch them thence."
(Loud applauee] The double Wires then placed m
the SeW de Hatpins.
The. Depletion then withdrew amidst co on of
Vivo la Itrepablique!
• The Marque of Normandy, of-Eneaadi wan
the first to recognise the claims of the French Be.
,public,and acknowledged them on the part of his
The Anthasasdam from Rene, Bruen arid An.
aria 10c. time to rairdyp -therms/on from their
.
Qoie
Napoleon Boimparte,lercane Bonantteruel
poke* Lonia Bonaparte sont in their 'diviner to
the Republic, olferng their individual support.
Ardent Peen, sun of Hennas Ali, knight on
thepopulat 'Me with gel lutrepidy.•
Xithttlerth oche—Tha arezthar—A. tremendous
storm 'havre all night. linens of rain kll this
morning as Limarttne sued on thentabrine of the
Hotel de Ville, and declared that the Hating, work
,abors netts open for thces without work. This nu
received with enthusiastic cheers. The death pen
alty kir politicatorencee has been abolished, and
WOO National. Guards enrolled to defend the Go
.
_ ...
.An order has been made out to weed the ec.
minister 'whorled from the grand demonstration to.
dayin opposnion . to thee prormional mneunment
which had enacted rigorous measures against de
sertion.' .Lwertantieur addressed the people live dic
kraut Limo during the Vdth un,. at Hotel de Ville.
They wanted • red dam but he "void have none
'He waahr the true Herioblietinisin - ,they ix that
which win trailed In the Champ De Man, through
the blood of thepeople. Afieraix hows,people were
mood by hiselootteace. Tears dosed copiously,
hands were clgsped, and general embrace took
Oboe end the people }Woe him away in triumph.
A group of font' persons am.upptg to dummy the
pinging otillcu;bat clubfoot/a taped a procla
mation which pat a mop' to them. lbe goople
(mg an imawrof, Christ artdpumed In the Talc.
rime, and carried Atha:awb the sum, inatingras
-
Sell bow iorP and trunatlP it. ~
. PorvlsiUnal firamistrat went to the Hotel
de Ville, to all C01012311/47, in the Facade Barite
toinaugatuto the Jay !scow; liy Llany. The
Maims! Guards hiving turned 00thi„' peat
the column dressed in W-glared 04s. Ihe r Polis4
refugees met and mutated It Provisional truVarts.
meat composed of seven palm, I
Pun, Feb. 29—The Titers, &rail and Wiwi' .
pantos have united and i allt i thelr adhesion to
the new (031111191211 1 1 1 t: • the revolution 421
pereou Were wounded, of w 3.50 were civil.
fans; and IS were military. -
Pus, Much Strim/ba public works in Paris
have restuagtheir activity. no cordialities be
t."'" gad sad ForWme in teamed, end •
dispatch Pala/melon-by X.og Normandy,
acknowledging the Frenvitliepplac, ti meived.
' Putt, Much 4th—The funeral proximo; gthe
killedof the 220,2 W, nun 21th ofFcbruarf, was •
maguitlcent and' solemn affair. The people,
from, National Guards 4011 Pro - vislonal GOVeI9-
uurat--ell tanks and order. of State—united in Jr.
Puts, Much sth—A deputation from the Char•
this of F..aglarg hit been,reedvisi in public. and
their speeches replied to liy Gunter Pages. Whet
they le the air rung weh afilgts alive Ls Repub
..
U. 13, Brartai 7dr—The Puma tetra that the
Proylaimsal Government intend riaolng the tomb
Nspolgoo under the, care ot bit leather
Je
mme, whit as to Aer appointed Governor of the
Mr. John Orastnell has mat 111 his adhesion to
the Republic. •• .
' . -.b Pahl pspei states that the amunerre of Rs.
robin anti, a conditiou as to demand the owe or
the provimonai 'lwrernment. 11. number of meat
shwa - Rat to adopt strOble mum of averting a
lunall. ' , Web dal' tbOtidiat was threatened. They
conaer that the awahhabtacqt of a pcoura Bank
with a capita) . ed inwlalißrOnalai Alm., tanrild
meet the ezigeneima" . : . . 1
-Capital was parimeed to be humbled thus-Wren ''
r ullioss by the merchants or,Paris, hi neutrons of
I 090"imulpf 500 fra.- , Rite ntiljams by the, thy of.
pier* twelve millions from the public ware es. By
isermapf Ws seat tomesercial paper 'could be dis
cocutted, %gallol6lk works Rearmed. The psi.
troaition was ficcidipl ,. with favor by IL. rank or
The Fres& -ile ent tramet tuts iskarsd wa.6 mi.
l ed
activity. - -la was immediately "acaitied
.111m11.27 had ordered the frematioa of retelttr . o3 , i
twahoaia Animal Oziudikto teau- imposed al
awoke row_ - ...snoak.el *sot enable
*Mee etimbii; -.F." ',Wei:fair the Tele.
Me ahraaAdi - Isenemianiktat is **Oa invalid.'
workMmOrd. all pobtior-weekkittih Me
.etsmm,
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timotatio brrideatieet cf ' Aliki4llll:anee I`e
TlllOlllll4 lied thit larkiidet artimildrerta
di' rite date ' ei r e , 4lXlie 4 4 1,1101 ""
wore thou tin Cilia bail ben *QM be Or:
book to the , all)/014 . -st ,thir 4111 , 11"
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•
"Meanwhile`,aß thurtributpasqgatisuretibiemsi
"'wherever they Irdik li;:fililX l 3.4warter.huttlyle.
Yen - down or defacerL Mir bakensind mbar PM,
'dirge dealemivims arkkitished to liarap thalamic..
°pea r :and the students - xi - Abe rcg0...6..i. school
*ere eh:gel:kJ° see thitthe hint wauob.ryiell.:::- •
Throughout all this Many onto of avegrisd•alioat
tiny and Serenity, remit:du:4 us of 1792. were of
03019aidOCCI4MOCt. -At was said that darkly the
fuit day or two of the outbreak, the people dipped
their angers in the blood of those who larexeslam,
and wrote uphn 'the - Walk .Lfeath to - Gob:or Be
this as it may, the 'acts of wanton violence were
most extensive. The damage to the principal rail
ways was ettermens. mbet of the stations near Pa
ria•being . wholly lamed. An attempt was made,
also, to deatroy a large number of the foreigners,
who were hastily quitting Paris, by demolishing
the bridge across the Seine at Rotten, over which
the train woe to pass at night. The chateau at
Needly stas-also sacked, end likewise the country
seat of Baron Rothschild-6 whim the 'lymph.
memory apology was afterwards sent, that it had
been mhaaken fur a Royal residence.
The singular peenlianty with which the tenden
cy of a Parisian mob is alwaya shown to lie in the
direction, not of acqusitiveness but of destructive.
noes, was farther developed in their treatment of
thieves 'end pilferers during , the whole of these
events. Wherever such - were bond, they were
at once bayonetted or shot; bud one instance is
reported where a plunderer, having been seized in
a certain street at night, was about to be abet when
it was suddealy reiolleetal that the repast of mus
ketry when the inhabluints Were a:deep might pro.
dupe abuse, and,that thereto's, tha begnagning eourbs
in the interests of "order" would be to Ruben from
shooting him, and—to cut his throat
SentiMeet too was of course mixed up with the
whole. On taking the Turneries the mob'found a
magnificent image of Christie sculpture. 'Accord
ing to the Derisocratie Pachique, they , stopped and
saluted it. "My friends." cried a pripil of the Po
lytechnic -School, "this is the master of us all:
"The pen e," remarks the enthusiastic journalist,
'lookthe twist and Lore it solemnly to tbd church
of Sl. Rock. 'Citizens off with your'hateSalute
Christ!' said the people; and every body inclined
in a religious rent:mem. Noble people, who-res-
pect all that is sacred. Noble people, who blew
the - Being who proclaimed the law of univental
fiatemity!" This anecdote will be viewed differ
entia by different people; hotl must con fe ss to my
mind it sterns ausgursonely of a piece with that
impnlart of Christian fraternity which induced 2,ff;
Michele', some time hack, to declare that the pros
pees of civilisation was henceMeh to be werked
out by "the holy
j bayonets of Prance.
Agendes, or IMeratloeutal Europe.
Lasnox, 10th March, lBlo.
The late resolution In France seems to hare re.
volutionieed the Whole world. Oppressed Italy,
which had already began to take heart Reber own
.emancipation, is now ,thoroughly reawured. (per
haps oar excltedJ and goes on demanding and oh.
taming - retirees of many grieyancea The state of j
things in general fA far from being tranquil, and
much anxiety prevails in the public need, as to
what will be done to quell the universal disport.
lion to war, and to restore confidence and quiet to
the world.' The changes that have taken:place,
lately, bare been so rapid that no one now rear
tures, to givii , an opinion MI to what may come
next.' The work Met is done to day, may be on.
done to morrow, and there is no prejudgment that
can sately be grounded on past eve ate. Naples is,
to all outward appearance, tranquil; but there is
an under Mrrrent of agitation which shows that
some sinister infiaeuee is at work. The King of j
Septet 'has acceded to thh demands of the Sicil4
ins, upon being assured that the English:Govern.
meat, approved of them. Messina is still in a state j
of siegajthe-Citadel stril kept up the bombardment
of the city, - which seemed threatened with a total
destructioa. I Great damage :hail already been
done, and large Mantioes of-English goals des.
mated. The Input:am xtaltuanifested the most
determined 'pint, and were erentlremmperated
by the treachery of the Kure of 'Naples, in sending
tamps to subdee - the place , when he wen treating
With Lord Mint° and the French Amlowador Gw
the paint:kande of the entire Island. IThia even.
ing's mails bring word that the Messinese have au
tied the Citadel by'etionn.] .
There was a report current that the Austriarer
were marching 20,000 men to assist the King of
?helm against the Sicilians. in consequence of
which the English &Lein! Parker, in the Eider.
nice, with the' Trafalgar, Superb, and Hecate, left
Malta to prevent the mops crowing over to Say-
The Rodney was sent to Corfu to cruise off the A
driatic, end the whole Meditenimean fleet, with
every disposable steamer were on the Sieilaa and
Millen moats on the 12th of February. , 1
Great agitation exists throughout the Austrian 1
do.nions— Milan, hod been placed under martial j
law, and the ireitatiein which this and other arts.
wary ediets of Prince -Mem:retch has caused in.
amnesia ! violence every hoar. There has been a
violent Minute at Bernina', and disturbance. in
Venice. 'The Secretary of the ALlgli. Legation
at Pessaro hag been assassinated.
The Grand Dokeef Tuscany has grouted to the
poops - a ethane:aim, called the .Fundamental
Statute," modeled on the plan of the late French
Charter.
Belgium. utnngfd.. The Beigitins'ecam'quite
contented to remain as they are, and am &terrain.
ed to defend theirternitary from the mreniaelunesits
of the French A project of Elactornilieforea.lies
been publiabol at Brulaels which tras germs uni
versal wtiafactinie, and eweeeds the &man& eve,
of the liberal perty.!...Tbe Meg Sad his family are
elf tit . Betraele, tad eon, dneerActtlet.PaPubm , Ate
. rod other [Maier Owns am making thew
'Sewn!, entrl bythis .bett!red that
MigcMenuinent has 50,000 men Ai IS <IL=
Them Labe= a rue upon the banks in
and Antwerp, which. still ecietinues, and hes been
the cause era greet financial peek. Now, bow.
ever, things begin to kink a little brighter. zed car
fidenoato bit inn measure restored. The Cant
val commenced on the sfic it was bet a- parr affair
imbed
and public tranquility hen ma beam in the sap .
• '
One of the largest establishments at Amsterdam
bad ailed the bank of Swarth arid Schollwal,L—.
Its liabilities am aupPosed to be very large.
Gniumxiir minuscule towards a greet reform.
and according to the Cologne Gamut, "will and
mom be nixed to the degree' which appertains to
it among the States of Europe.' ;The Del is now
called upon to exercise the proven pf extrema,
intelligent, and united government; and whatever
may be the effect open some of the minor German
States we they hope do the consolidation of that
- "Federal Union" of Germany
,which Is eon- Got
ripening into natioald Identity.. On theallst rant., '
-Cologne wee in • disturbed mate. The town cama
cil vete sitting in deliberation, when a large crowd
assembled and demanded—
la. Universal soffrage—all legislation and goy
eramentio proceed-from the people.
Libertyof the press and freedom or - speech.
3d. Mediums of the standing army, sot arms
.meni of the jerople:--iorha_are tooled their own
ofileem"
ILL Full rigid of public meeting..
-Protection to Wee, and a guarantee fix the
amply of all nee ..rates. •
tith. State education he all children.
For sore time the Town Council were held eel.
lotterr! by the .I: l 4:until the military were called
out—who however 'cleared the Keane and took
prisoner one alba naist.active of the mob. It I.
believed that moat orthe changes demanded wit/
be conceded; but I hope the government will not
imitate the French,- by promising and 'attempting
impossibilities. The Duchess of otielll3ll has arriv
ed at Elma.with ben two'eouatbe Count de Paris
and the Duke de,Chartms She will probable:re
main there.
King Willisten( Weinembenr has gentled free
dom of the Pratand other. reform!'" to kin pect•
"
Oa the 4th inst., at 'Wiesbaden, a large antennae
of people isieriblat in dre' town; ropfulene to the
ppaalinaete of ther DUke Jf Nassaq. ,The Durham
Dowsger.appeaced on the balcony with her chit
dean and threw herself on the protection of die
multitude, at the eons, time swearing theirs that . their
'claims should be attended to, and tbriegnevancea
redresied by the Duke (her step aaa) immediately
upon his room from Berlin. I:The D . lintster, h t ton.
Von Dunipstv,lmatpdaetplyallergimessued a mock.
.11.1i.14 pledging himself to .the entire fulklment of
the demands of - the people. It *as signed by Pam
tine Means of:Nassau, Prince Nicholas of 'Nets
son, and the Dual Ministertif State himaelfin the I
presence of serval el the most influential citiceri.
This measure allayed:the temult for a time, but the
I people, began none to grow impatient, when, Me
-1 tunstelv, at. Leif pastime o'clock, the Duke arrived
by an expare tran. • Ife addressed the people end
agreed ImionnililiceitiVto their
' demands. Thus
the people ere delightdd, they are promised all.
that they ask for, but had the (hand Drake of Nes.
sae rammed absent um the, hour, he would an
' doulitedly have periled his crown. • •
The censorship oftbe prep in Saxony isms rigor
ous Ili in Altana; and a Lapsic the reenter were
preparing • memorial demand theliberty-of the
• press and other florins- • '
Mayen" in in a disturbed and excitable site.
The gurus are pointed simian the town. Prince
Fredrick of Present 'declines the; `the moment any
attempt Is made loafed a revolni,tut Will bons
bunt and destroy the place?' Thin in certainly ariw
able and candid.
At Frankfon On the Mane the people as
in Dual numbers, and the Brugher Guard were
timed out, who; while parading the streets, utter.
ed losid ales of *nor /a Tfrpubligrur The per.
ple demential the mass 'changes, with. faar addi
tions, p (haitsjaic granted by the Duke of Nelsen :
hot they :Wad
m a ne committiag any act what.
ever,upoi being anneal that freedom day press
abtruld be granted. ;
Auntie:l. in a man depiorabia 411.. Eb numb
are her pernd? , bated. that to toiwrAustritin is a
Mfg MUMS to abuse. Ai an instance or this
Yrarar Users*, who had been almost adored in
hair, appdared • short time IliAol9 et the th eatre of
Ia Peaa - at Satin, sod Whe,pha toPeawa, every
one. rose and left the' tease. la Magary at , 4a•
drain meats will *greatest continent The la
, dies tarn their barks upon the Austrian *Mena
and at several of the theatres of Italy within a Alw
days every, AIIIIIZUM dace/ pnwent was tumbled
; headlong from the boas, into the pit This ciicrou
red also et ;Venice, where the military went so ati•
; vise as to 441 Mme.; Oerno 1v a-Siedian , dance.
Th. AaatislieveerarpAin does Its beat to nieces:
from the pappla the awed sad 413;rila JO 1511/1h it
is held, but ii ii leaked upon as quite deruniiinnv
that the only. bop. of wearing Ihe eIOWN for the
imperi
tba al Lustily consists in grantlitg aline
Fran are entertained that. Bohemia Will not re.
main aqua: A _monthaao.Prince Metternich
bilannt,o!w harps o oat of that kintoltan to
amp, them ia Other dirtatbed Pa .t , t , • 01. 1 / 0 • Ea ' I
plre,butthe Governor of Pingsmioc.**l he/could
fnn
Dwane has. became more tranqu'd,- bin a moat
aerionamoventent tookplansathtutnetfort the Ith. II
The peo& demanded the immediate onavotoniaa
of thetft.Mbets, the Melly, cdklinpress, the the
jadisial trials should be pup/140m an electoral re
stem shandAbe gramnd, and that- the army should
„,
.
. . . .
teliti as oath toollacrecthe elmatittaiown4rdlii
refitted to cowriatiihe (lambent before that:Ml of
Map. A eipai,•tp arrne was raised, thimietaitt
the city. It was announced that the nourldinitter,
Nam :Wrede, had called out the tnwpa, and had
'promised this ring - that they should Sri upon the .
paople., .Thasuleuel was attacked by the peopte
and captured after a short mimeo:lent More than
tiztlartwand Men, -*noel - with muskets, whew,
haul:taw, lanceei and hales% marched against the
Royal Pajteci Ifasiug a,fired at the marketplace,
the crowd met the !rook bat neither the cairas
alas mar the 'troops would am
' An address of congratulation tpithe French peo
ple was agreed to by the COmmatec of the Repeal
Anociation, who held in open meeting on the Gib.
the' Lord Mayor presiding. The auendance was
immense, anticipating a 'reference to the French
.Revolution. The new Repearktunal. the United
Irishman contains extraordinary, articles, inviting
the peop le to arms, and showing bow barricades
can be erected, and also how Telegraphs ena be
destroyed, Railroads torn up and a city street war.
f are =Tied on. its 'editors ask those men who
have not gun. or pistols, to sell their garments and
purchase. The excitement produced in Ireland
has been intense. The address to the Irish people
was agreed on, which thus concluded: We are
ready to forget pan. injuries for the, sake of oar
country; in her service,.humiliation, danger, sacri.
ace, or death are welcome when reuuttied. Who-
ever leads we Loamy—insisting that We march
damned, though graves were In yawn and jibbets
to dawn acmes our path. Resolutious expressive
of a desire to forget differences and to unite with
all repeaters, were brought forward and unani
moualy adoyted. Mr. John Cnonuell lamed an
address to the people, exhorting them against be.
log led many by designing demagogues fin the sp.
proaching flemonstrui.on, preaching Piece and
Moral force.
The county corpoilitionsimve voteiLaddrerees,
Illuminations have' taken place; with bonfires and
rejoicings.. General meetings are to take plane in
every parish—tome - were convened for thel 17th
March, St. Patrick's Day.
A monster meeting was to have been held in
Dublin on the same day, on the subject of the mili
tary wearing side-arma in the streets. All the mil-.
itary °dicers on leave were ordered to join their
corps,, A meeting of the citizens of Dublin was
to have been held on the same day, Marchl7o.
Mitchell, a republican and revolutionists, was vot-
ed • member of committee by acclamation.
A special meeting of the Repeal Cookderation
was held-. Mr. Smith O'Brien attended, to take
immediate action on the glorious new. from
France.
A rumor was
_prevalent in Dublin on the 9th,
thatthe Privy Council had decided in favor of sup
preening or preventing the demonstration through
Ireland:
On Um 17th, no proclamation had boon issued
up to that day. h was daily looked fur.
(41514. ND,
Cheers for the resolution at Edinburgh on the
7th net. Serious riot. A crowd assembled and
demolished houses, thence marched through the
streets—smashed over 1,000 lamps.. Dregooas and
Local pensloaere dispersed the mob.
Cheers. far all, French Republic is army ginner.
Sixty pereons arrested in GLIIROW. Eight or nine
thousand paraded the street', broke; open baker
gunsmith, and jewelers shops, all prominent ware•
houses Gar Focal, stealing watches, guns, etc.
The local pensioners fired on 11. e people, killing
one, end wounding others. 'On the Sth tranquility
iris partly restored. Ar Nanchekter there was a
formidable rising of the . people.
.. llotuan.
Antwerp advice, state tlud business was entire
ly disregarded. The general attention being direct.
ed to the progress of the French Revolution,
Operations on the Bourse are altogether suspend
ed. The stoppage ofthis Commercial and Royal
Thinks crested the greatest ellngertntiOn. Cm
mercinl transactions are almost entirely suspended
Confidence is totally Jemmied' by the ann.nce
meat itist.two large bankers- refused sastatance to
the public in disoatints. So universal was distrust
among the commercial classes, that a deputiitinn of
hanker. and merchants sought en interview Mtit
the Ninister,that he might devise some plan which
might enable them to resume business transaction,,
and prevent the inconveniences which would en
sue. sbonld they be compelled to suspend business.
Trade In England—Operatives staewllag
or Worts,»
London, March 10,1910.
The commercial accounts which you will receive
in
steamer, are of the gloomiest character. In
and, trade gepezally is exceedingly depressed
an in the manufacturing districts no sniumicuths
are reported, and the greenest gloom prevails. Asa
necessary result, du...lamas operauves are with.
out work s and it is feared that they will soon mm.
mit terrible excesses.
Already in Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh,
mid others the work people congregate and
"fooddemandor work." Unless the Government
interfere% these starving 'nen Will noon help them
selves in whatever they can tind, without tepid to
Unitive. 1 •
In France,the prtmisional Government is doing ,
all In inspower to assist the !storing classes. But •
this temporary Government cannot feed the pen-' •
pie. The wheels of trade ore cksored by the re
cent events, and it will be a Long tice before
tontine. regains its former acheity,
morn of them are serious, me constantly tack.
hut place mod moth alarm is fen for other large
boom.
". ...A. Inesseial crisis is trportcri in most of the Coo.
tinental cities.. Confute:tree is gone—money is
scarce—trade is dull, and several heavy Wines
are athouncerl
F.nglish and tattle Stocks bare Cillen very much
during the last brunt:the .
English Commis, which touched • •90 Wire. the
French • Revolution, wont down to 79 during ii.
prtgrem. They aderseard advanced, but have
beets ductuatiog every day. They Me quoted this
afternoon at SI.
• The smuttier Washington made a rernmkablo ra
pid passage to Southamptop,havingarrived oil tbe
Needlenia Sonnets deg.-111 Am. Cm.
'London City, Match 11, 7. o'cirmk, M.
Counts are at 51; 'previous to the Revolution
they went 110. French Rentes are :12; yesterday' s.
they were 464, and previous to die Revolution
they were VI per CCM, 11tItt 111, money JR Loudon
lie both inidMtces was and I. same, poly at per I
omit, br font rate we have a very OtitlChtltiVe
proof. that the commercial chums do not like the
-new order of things in Pori. or the mob of-black
guard. perambulating LooSia. It is pretty well
understood that the moneyed men are trying
get their money back out of the Feeech IlmtrZaid
iavestments and nut of the neaten' They fear
the Provisional Government will not be equal to
the task of regulating the "IsbOur quernon,' and
that another disturbance mooing Gem this very
question, may place Palis under the control of the
mob, who in their seconitehtenon may choose men
who will at once remove the national debt from the
shoulder, of the people, by the, very simple opera.
limo( repudiating it.
The constant theme on the &my of the English
Stock Elschsege is that this condition of things in
Paris 'Menace kali" either that the Provisional Co.'
refitment cans give way. br thm the mass of oilers
mum he embodied joist an army. and wet Mau.
where, to do something. Notwithelandie s 7 What I
their melfglorificatioa cosy do, it is evident that the
Parisians hare note strong opinion of their own
stability, or else the French funds would not show
the thermals depreciation which they do. Much,
very much, is feared , from the Meal want of trade
in P 11212. It is not til ely the Parisius rill be con
tented with anythini, as • long sa the shop tills are
not replenished. For generations the inhabitants
of that city hare supplied the world with every va
riety of ornamentaland luxurions lantility that the
art and tote of th e Workmen could derma. That
city literally depended on those attractioes. for
drawing to to the weeithy ertuuSees of all 'toilette.
Trades, otherwise than !Or supplying their wants
it hod nose:. commerce was-unknown to it. thr
like the Theme', the. Seine. was a mere sewer; it
bore on its boom only • kw craft foe the bringing
wool into the city: the only use of its waters was
fir the service of the laundremer; Paris was truly
the city of pleasure: but pleasure is not pleasure
I without security, teal or fancied. A sword sus.
petaled by. t hair seer the head of the dower do.
strayed the enjoyment ofthebanquet; the very par
ties own whom the Parisiannmom depended were
exactly thorn/best able to leave Peris; they derive
their incomes from other countries; the charm of
I Paris to them was solely in its enjoyment; end any
other spot where they could congregate would so
, ewer equally - Well They have flown off in a body,
like a dock of birda, with the first shot of the mei
Thy best cusrotners of the Parisians baying di-.p.
Entered, the oucirion pr6sents itself how will the-
I shopkeepers soul wilttliey remota contented! On
a Farmer occuion, the shoe black exclaimed
"Here's a pretty revolution, indeed! it leaves me
cleaning shoes as it kind me." Now the cry will
'Herres • resolution! it drives away ad those
who bad shoes to black end leaves only. those who
cannotstehrd to bare dime blacked.
Of all the Mumbling bloCka in the-way of the
•provisicutal .goryratnent, the.gretilem is that of the
want of trade. Madame de Lamartine - may pa
tronise a boll at the Judie d! Hirer, but it will not
reauscitate the drooping . hopes of the shopkeepers
of the Petals Royale. Her, husband may eitab.
lish banks of discoanL but they are very poor sub,
sautes fir. the rapid eiternintios arising from
healthy slue of landnem, [rem legitimate supply.
and demand.
Lars Ponies and his Queen who have
assumed, the dile of Count _and Countess' de
are at Clarnatont, with whom ore also
the Doke and Niche/ads Nemours and two child.
tea, the Count d'Eu, the Dtted'Aleticon, lie Duo
and Dodoes& do Moalpensisr, and the Imams of
Sue Coburg:: The Princes* blew:Mine keeping
with her htlabnadithe Duke, on a visit to Her
jest, at Buckingham Palace. The Duchelit of Or. I
Inns, with die Count de Paris and We Duke do
Chartres. ere stated to have arrived.st Elms on
theU.' The Prince aad Prineees de Telluride were
at Algiers it 'the date of the latest advises from
that edy; and the Quebn_Of Belgium and the Prin
cess Sophia are ar Brussels.
.
CL eiNCLIOUTI:—The AtIBA noticing
the meeting ot:Ute 2Sth uh. says;
The meeting night, notwithataadirar the previ
pas inclement weather '
urea a lima:els assemblage
...isioriotts al the inimmoe tonnhpr Of the dad in the *frit and euthenist= dis?ed peoppJlFr
. The
resolutions and sfatand,es were appao rat:
Whit .
towns applause. 'Whenever the ine of the
Meat Statesman was mentioned, it electriGeal the
rut audience and drew faith bunted" hearty and
perileagedeheem , proving that the,. old axe 01'44
ToCleen—Weser hai build into the Choodi
nnalos4 oAnnerpecninnin! from this rhea
C6nf14004 . 1 %1 nb f1uv4 , 7 343, 10t' Tikg^964
Ties Suits OIN4IoY comet of, tzt up•
di/. • • •
Y ~',:"W.
-a. TlM.Piiceolebtatiaxectsi uteutletiaQ
Oli
Maid ill the cortfimam" fOf polities n 4 itOpe, there
a Large' class—art t‘C:l36.
ajlfaaia WIM_ ate bm.inea. mm= -we immix, for
their beta% some. Betas_ t W itliCla r P';:tief4
matter. FromHamm . IClierm.ke., of the / Oth, of
March. we extract the balmier ,
The boa trade Mehl the effect of the premot
d i "rbed Gate of politic.;' tad very little his been
done, though the prices of Britialt her and rails are
nominally quoted the same. Basta - pig on ; h e
Clyde /I folly 2s. 60.. lower, and could readily be
had et 47a. 6.1"
Form the Liveriocii Price Current, Of the Ilth of
March, we copy as followic
"bon—The' prioe of Scotch pig has Men, and
other kinds are Oat, at our prow= quotation*, with
the exception of rail, which ere in Lir demand.—
Pretreat prices in Liverpool—bferchant bar, £71 2 2..
6d.; best roiled, dn., 9L; . boop, 91. 10a.: - Scotch pig,
2/. 17a. 6d."
We find in the Liverpool Freight Lint the Otiose
iog quotations:
" We quote for New York—dead weight, LI. /0
12a. 6d. per too; fine good; 205.,,a5anw,15a.; earth~
aware Bs. to Gs. Boston—qlead areight,l7s. fid.
to 2015 fine goods, 25; coarse, 20. earthenware.,
Ss. Philidelphisi—dead weight, 15s; fine goods,
25 ; vaerw. 22 a; earthenware, lits. Baltimore--
dead weight, . nv. fine goods, 255; coarse, 201 5',. 1,61 *
eoware,.loa 012. fid. New Otleanadeadveight;
12a fid to 15s; fine plod; 20s; coarse. 15; earth ,
°aware, 8; to 92.—Foeke ¢ Hoak.
Combining these qizotatioui - Of freights and pri
a., we find the Wowing results:
COS( of a ton of pig iron,
Freight, (average) 10;
C 001100114301,1, 5 per cent., 80
Doti of 30 per cent.,
C 061.011 board at New York
- •
- ,
To the dove must be added o small sum for
tent, and various dunes; but the whole alllo/10
will not swell the cog in New , York, so as to pre
vent a serious competitton with American
. fron.
To these facts we append the Calloiringsympatbet
is speech, from the Washington Union, in reference
to the late Iron Convention:
"The iron masters of America cannot exped , m
ucape some of the fluctuations which edict the
same article abroad; and i 4 in vonsemience of the
overdoing of the business lest year, both abroad
and at home, their profits are 'reduced, they will
scarcely ba nullified in calling the higher duties to
protect them."
This is the sympathy the iron laborers and mill
owners get, after election. There is 'another gen.
oral election at band, and we must see whether we
cannot get men who will make the; fluctuations
less tell here, by'a rate of duty which shall not
vary. We must have the specific rate. Whtt
mar a tan of ins asel a apergr opparitimt at our,
dwrs, and not have a rule useless when we need,
no protection, end utterly Worthless went iron is
cheap abroad.
ML Cur tx Lomsvu.t.E.—The meeting in Lou
isville Saturday evening last, of persons "whore
Brit voice for President is Henry Clay," is decent,:
ed in the Journal at one attic Largestand tonal en
ttoniastle gatherings ever convened in that city.
Nothing like it had been wen them foriyears. The
large room in the Court House was denaly crowd.
ed sit an early hour, and hundreds,. unable to get
in, returned to their home. Among the. who ad
dreased the - meeting was the eloquent Thnistou,
whose tone, "thnlled the crowd like the blast of •
clarion." The firer of 'a4 were evidently re
kindled.
•
aTtlet ftSOlatioll4 passed were warm,pointed,ind
patriaie. We quote thieeafthent—the fdtbdasth,
and Seventh.
&pahad, Tbail4e Wing patty numbers in its
ranks many turin . whose character and talents Lt
them In en eminent 'degree the the highest office In
the gift of the people, but before all, and above aU
in our homy and mulds, wands Henry Clay.
ReMicad, That we are deeply impressed with
the importance of Whig union and harmony, and
that we cheerfully submit to the designation of the
Whig Convenuon to be held in Philadelphia at
Jane next, and we hereby pledge ourselves to
sustain that 00111a11141011 by all fair and h.:tumble
meana
ErJava, That any sound Whig, the notninceo ,
that convention, is cestain i. receive the electors
vote at Keutuchp.
•
Coouor..z.• nix himmunr--ihin miseriant, who
ban been indicted and tried al Augusta, Mo. for
the premeditated murder of n man named Matthews
Hi cold 'blood, has been knthd guilty and scalene
... 4 to be banged, one year henoe. His execution
would doulatuabave been fixed for an cutter day.
but that there is a law in the State of Maine pro
viding a year l sgrace, to give opporttmity to the
culprit to gather evidence to prove his innooence,
is cue of his wrongful 'conviction.
.:siscs.;* a 2 flaan.--The Steamer Washington n.
in heir fourteenth day from 90WWII:4014 pr New
Yost, Sad her arrival may be hourly' to:+tred
Stie.vrill bring news down to the Mit of Statelt—
The AIM steam thin America (Cunard', Line) sail
ed from Liverpool for Now York' on the mine day._
6TWIDOAT Azawax..—OaSaitonlay even
in, the 11th day of Manta, the Sthasuer Bed
Wing, Capt. Barger, arrived **Galena.
Cucumber, are IL,r ,ate,at Catdonati rt ra-eaty
•fiee errata each
i.ocalLakUdligeake•
Drsramrriet Vian.—Tbe transportation ware
house of C.. A. M'Sulty, on Liberty. Street, near
the Canal, the frame store lately oc-cupiad by Mr.
Sutton, Ingather with a blacksmith ale:paid stable,
were burned &Bra-about 2 o'clock on Saturday ,
morning. The warehouse contained between for
ty andnitiy toned' Bacon, and 200 barrels of flour.
The dour was fully insured—the bacon was main :
wired, but it is expected ilia a.large trytion of it
will be tared. The stable contained Ana horses,
which were burned. The- bas win estimated, ou
Saturday, at 020,000; but the teat amnion will not
be so great.
Lattorcors.—Dr. Dzeksn,oithia city, last week
perfmmed dna opetanun upon a child (bur years
old. The stone removed walk 31 inches, by 21 in.
io ek‘mmferenee. The youthful patient was Leo'{
from lcncaoted, by the last scarp* is doing well.
The operaboa occupied about three mutute, '
Rreorst.s—Among other', Outlet. that of
Messrs. 5.6; VI. liarbaugh. They note occupy
the was warehouse, No. 53 Water and 104 Frost
Street, between Wood and Stoithtleld.
fsf MAGNEIII; TELEGRAPH.
Corrupondoeo of Pittsburgh Gazette
Cane.pnadeace or the Pita!,n kialetu.
CONOIIIOI6. • '
Wathington. April I. ISIS.
Scum—fa lieriate!, yeeterday, Mr. glen's Re..
Plat/nit, in relation to the French Revolution, wee
taken up, tint un action wen had.
.. .
llocaz—The timed' the llotue tans t
~. leimpied on
firiirate bill& , ..'''...,..,-; .. _
To day the Senate"waa not m testi., •
The House melt up and &tenand th ibillcrant;
in; compensation M.the Land Regime} Scott, at
Chtilloothe. Adjourned without Antler .uaioest..
PWLADELCIIIA MARKET.
Philadelphia, April 1,. r.
The market is dull, and 'managed
.p . oeloxfro CoTrespondeuce of itti Pit:Jibing • qatetto
HAL'IIMORE MARKET.
Ilaliniora, April 1, 3 r. at.
Flode:.-Sales of Howard sweet at $.5,04 - sh,o3.
Market dull.
°min.-The market is eatirelp without
Provisions—Sales of Westecu prime . •
ip3„500"97 . --uf Mem; at $1.025e10,37; oil
wan.; Shoulders, 4 all I; Sides. 4P: 'HOlfrO
. •
Fichmte CotteeponOvee of the Pitplargh , t singe.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Now York, April 1, 3 ". M
Mour.—Sales of Genesee at $6 50610 us ctr
, •
The article is declining In price. •
Grain There in a good deal of inquh.fur 'heats
for tinning; but hutklers are'Gnn,snd buyers s not
meet theni. The market fur corn Bailouts
Provisions--Thern is lees asOventent is P ti—
the market being heavy. Weistern Lard, in ids;
is held at 51 eta Sales, of $OO kegs good
tern at,Gl
Cottoit— . 4o chnoge iu prices. • ' , • ,
correspondeere of the Pituturitt Gazette.
• CiNCINNA.TI LLAitliE• T.
Cincinnati, 4pnl 1. b4/1." •
Flo . tteLAVe. Lave only moderate Wes par poevi.
cati rates. The market Ls duller.' '
eons—Sales reported of 2,500 Luslivis tows
Yellow, shelled cunt, at 25 coots per bushel.
Ityl 55091 cta
Idolassesales of New Orleans at 25iiii2rci
&liar—Bales New. Orkin; itd i‘i.tr
Provlsions--Aris without chino, and tuavtiya:
Saks of Becton Sides, at 3l; of Shoulder!, Et 214 it
Hums,4lo:l4le.
, •
•
ntrawnunt BoancstamaBccreti,-4hailusrtarly
coda; at du PitadaWah NonicWiant Sic/Wry will tw
haLao, f Ilikoaday, *a ad day 'ar Apdl, ya tRa, aoiaer of
Wood aad Sixth sum:: 87 pries. ail.. Camatea.
prrrsinnioitts ,
.. ...
swazttotidt a D. nTl'
..MO NDAYrAe l 4 l . 3 , l 444FilibeiDremaedlirt*:
•-•
Derlerwer, •
Mr 5........ . Power.
-
Attar whteb, PAS bIEIDANDLIT-, by blies Melvin.
To conclude with the Cornear bf *lb
Duke drama lIONET MOON.
mirt Dttke, ....
Juliano& !lieu Pettie.
Tuesdsp, the hese drama of the "POTTLE."
• ' , • i11e519.7,6_ SALL
TOY eirtne of a *tit °tidies Fri Facies Woad out
of theMistriet.C.oan of Allegheny county,' and to
me directed: will be erposed to sale at the Coon House.
in the oily of Pittsburgh, on Monday the 04th day of
Apoil, A. A Ms, at lb igeloak. AL. the following doe
setibed property, to tell
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate In the
Oily of Pittsburgh, en the nonhwest corner of Maiket
and Water streets. being part of lot 10..169 in the plan
of Pittsburgh, boonded and described as fellers, kW:
'Beginning at the corner of Market and Water streets,
thence northwarilly 'long Market street An feet U inch
es to an tilley three feet wide, thence eastwanlly by'
add alley parallel with Water • street 25 feet 1k• inches
wan own ores, thence by said area; osermeggrgy a n d
pwallet with Market street five feet. thence westward.'
ly and parallel with Water street to feet to the line of
lot N 0.169, thence by the Mme southwarylly and paral
el with Market street MI feet 11 inches to Vetter streen
thence by the same eastwanilgils feet Ili:taws to the
place ey,.„ , !,,gige‘together with the eight to build over
to the height of one story, and to use the above it:to
nal:4d alley and the one ballot the, area adjoining, divi
ded by a parallel lint to Winer street, the said lot hay
ing a triune warehouse thereon erected.
. •
.
All that seru m halo( ground situate in the city of
Pittsburgh, and being part of out lot No. 8 in the manor
of Piturbiugb, and bounded and described as Colton
vie: Beguudng at the northwest cOimar clout let No '
ou the Monongahela river, thence by its western line
north AB. degreca, east SW Met,: to Greenough mien,
thence castwardly along .Greeeough street till feet 4}
inches, thence at right angles to Greenough Intel, Miu
feet to tbe.hlonougamhz river, thence by the same to
Ile place of beginning. The two pieces of pound
above a...1A..4a. sold subject to a mortgage for, th e
mm of ten thousand dollars in favor of Augustus 'Mlle,
dated noran I, ISO, and recorded in - Monger ItOok
K, page km, and also subject to the Itiht of dower of
Mrs. Mary Ude, widow ofJohn little, deed. ..
. ALSO, • ".
All that certain lot or piece ofground Minnie in "be
city of Pittsburgh, on the north side of Liberty streetbe
log pan of lot No. IA in the plan of Pittsburgh, bound
ed-nod dmeribed as follows, vie: Beginning on Liber
ty street, at the no of lots Nocltil.and LlSl,thence
by the line of the some northwardly and parallel. midi
Slay street feeS
len t to Ai feet thence by
souse weerwenily Zt 11' inebes i thence wakened
ly and pstallel was Bay street MI kat to I.lbertrat,
thence by the same enstwarelly feet II" inches to the
place of beginning; together with the eight to:um iu.
common thecovered alley, three feet in vridtb; extend
ing back 50ket from Liberty street': There • is erected
on Ibis lot a large three-story brick dwelling Mime.
ALSO. -
.
Otte other lot. part ofsaid lot lg. IZi in the plan of
'Pittsburgh, bud boarded and deseribedhs
lieginalag at the.cortier of lots Nos ill and 127 oa
,Petto sweet, thettie Imitaranhy by the same 24 feet
11/ *aches, thence sounswanlly and porsgel with' Hay
Wert 110 feet ,to an alle att feet wide, thence eastward
ly thc 'saute Pi fret 1 11 inches to the line of lot No.
Pc3, sod thence by the setae to the place of beginning,
ou which is erected a good hock amble.
One other lot. part of mid lot Nn. 10,• in Me plan of
Pitabirrgb, 40 bounded and described ea follows, Oat
Beginning on Penn Street. at the westward comer of
the lot last sibore•described, thence westwanlly alomt.
Penn street 21 feet 32 inches, tiltll4,' ourliwardly. and
parallel with Hay auvet 110 feet to an idler 21thetwide;
thence raistrardly by the saran 22 feet S inehes to the
lot lasi above demnbed. and thence by. the wade 115
feet to Penn street, the place Of lninning;
- The' pieces last above 'described are sold auks
feet la mortgage for the sant or fire thousand dollars,
dated ..th October, 1940, and retooled in Book L, page
XS, in favor of William Eichlomett. /Hired and taken
to execution as dm property of John Little. Jr., at the
shit ofJohnstort & Stockton. and to be sold by '
°P.&&T . • JOHN FORSYTH Sherif.
TO TILAYBLERS.
1848. -------
=m!Mm=
(C.l,llllliSi.T TOR PASSZXO[I.•)
TBP: canal proldlail goads betug Doty in excellent
order, the packet"( this line adl leave with 'pan.
genera al follows, every everting, at 0 o'clock. •
Ottitr....thipt Craig, Storidey, April d.
Indiana—Coot P Berkey, Tuesday, MA
Ilientricky--Cam Wedneday, fah
Louisiana—Copt .1 P Tbanpson,Thuraday,
Ohio-Copt A Craig, Friday, Mh.
latainua—Copt l' Berkey, Saturday, MA
Keratacky7-Capt A Trutty,Sunday,9th.
The proprietors of this line !millirem, beam duriag the
sewer, wttit the ladies' cabin enlarged, which awn at:
ford greeter comfort to penions traveling with, their
fanlies, •
Passenger, by this roam pars over ISO nriles mil road
in day halm
If you'd/Alm cheap uweeling and comfortable accom
modations, secure your tickets at the Packet office,
Mourrarrahela llouw,wreter at, or of
ao3 • DIX-MU t Co, Ottlel Beaus
- -
a.ss, Bedford, Va. tasty mamma% Irshattz, Pa.
• EMU/. MOORBIZAJOI,
1101.4"-` 4 .ALE GROCERS, Forst assi/o; .d Cora
miskida Merchants, and dealers in Prodaaa add
Yids:uet 1 Slarrafaetates, corset of the Diamond
d od
Ldadoral Cat/dough. - -
tirrtsascu-Dr. Stsserdadlsr, !p m bow, •
Ilkhard Bard,
Hon. 10.SL:orison, t ,
Med 14 Elliati, Esq. 5
Samoa Allsatilkt,;Cireensladrah.
T:lietnnoll A Co., PhileUrlitua
J 21ItUiken k Salo, bewinown, Pa.
J. Beveer. ,
lloiclams. J. latugheny,
Mulkollan k Ray,l3hurorille. •
Imiksw
IBC YTIIE BM ATMS, HAN FLAKEIniOIIIII .
SCYTHE SIONL.W., Az. to.
sittWeriber hoz Cot didszte /word of The liza loiai
Yook , wiZ:stito t zty4;t the foot wroe i tg
(Z. 7 1rt, bo
with handles; OD dozen kir Paten ICO doz. *With.;
I ..10 dawn Pitch Forko Sepia SUM. and We who Hideo
Cdl on hoard. NATHAN IiROWN.
araditi&toliT -
ADCPILDEHATCM TO ALL WHO MISPITt. t .
Marks' India Rubber Mid, for prevenung pens
corroding in ink, also for adapting diem m sente as
parchment widow Mc aid of pomace, and to facilitate
the ink Rowing free. To students. tormerancera and
mercantile taco, II is incaluable. By merely- adding' a
few dr,ips MCA.Ruid to ma ink in use. it willinstmaly
b. rosin! M be Me..best wriliary ever...ed.. It
indices . the wid, precipitate. the sediment, MM.
free flow of the ink, and dispenses with rite trouble of
r winked a pen. Just received and I. sale by - -
cod JOEL VOHLER
PITTSB,I7III2II FE3141411 INSTITLVE;
THZ lumindion, under I. sopervisiou lii. dud
Mrs Goshoruossial open for the reception ot po
pus, and will be conunced at Mena. piece nu
.treat. la borsequenee-of Winn changes haring Ilan,
,a few consumes hare wcurred, and those &sir
' ous tit placing their daughter& under theirre, wool/
do well to make no early Opticalun: For ca tert.
eirralar, or, apply Mt.
I.,illildb - 14—Theinipson's , Eye {Pater, lames' do do;
1.7 Jew Dartd's Plaster; Orris , Tooth Wash; Chlotine
do dot Chlotiue Tooth Powder; Roussero dodo; IlattePi
do dot Hanes Tooth Pa.; Roamers do do; in store
and for sale by JOE[: H011.11.E3, •
wood
•
•- • . .•
n .T ANNER 1c CO.. N. .21;Wood mrem..4 dowry
JR, abase th e S.. Charles Merl, wholesale dealers
so liOcee, Shecalloancts, Palm Leaf. Leshora and Pan
ama Rats, nesch sad American Anibeisi Flowered
A large cock of ail dm above kladshastreeessed an.
9^. jril i t"
Tll%ubuTber T:toc h dto No. Vsm
rad
10rn..: trNe""""lYLaiot F.r`
AV HM7.8,4.1%1.'11
- .....
/.011 !UScs tort scion ma. oglsT
• BYARBERS & lII'KE,E, ..•
MV3l ' k l ;th -ru s,.. " E 4o
:.17t. le=ro.
14, comer 01 Wood andFroot mreato,.riusburgh, Cs.
.14
CO.PARTNIAT/SIKIP. ,•
1 DF.RGER k PON havintillte day nold uriVet,
• Wileellate of the him el Blink /1 NEW atilt,
iciest in theleStiorel and bps& manufactory, die bust =
gem; in future will be caudated under the style of Lin
rs & bloke*, at lie 14, comer et Weed' and Frota
streets, Pittsburgh, where lie fevers of theirßilMs
sedum public generally will be lbenkfully est-Weed.
April!, 1,44. ap3
' WID.
,Oc BVILEE;
W ft elnt7P l lll% G leithe ' a n tave :4 4.2 .. 4 aftTa
11111D1d,14. conic! 91' - MO Siul neat amts,_
Pinsburgh. ap3
c•";,Vt.
10 easel (co lbsoacb)juat reseiTcd 1.1 tor ape by RE .
eriikats, who bas
exchoove sale of it to dila city.
,
Savo** . black uol lash color
ad, for sale b y
ap3 EISIILLEMS., .17 wood a:
„ .
A LCOU O i;7:.A RP. bb - la /Oat re'l,il.4 and tonal . by
41. ap3 • - JOEL moitua.
tIRF.A3I4FrAII—TII;b , (s ea.?) by
M rs ' 4a'
pINTAIRN 7 I: 7 7 grussfozettly3
- Drmr. CORKS-3 .
jat reo.l and for debt'
ap3 . • RE} St.LL pp,
-- - •
NIII7-1 tierce Gann'. &Wel, just reed and for
sate bY *P3 • a Eet:LLEas
•
OVA L P11 7 1:1301 . CE9-TOO"mia fpittazuats-
- _
TErRIMITS VEPRTABLE PILLS-4
TT g rola - annulled genuiue. for sale by -
111,1 ' • RI: NI:LLERS '
haul,
;-ork at
ms at
tad 41
,-
QL:ININD•-IL an tia safe by • .
01 , 1 . . • RII SRIXERS
LIII'itSEEDUIL:-4 bbln for sal aby • .
•Pl '
JOHN D !HORGAN
*A'
. 1 1, 1 . ? L—S bbli Alcohol loiml i bt .
memo '
As.
C ORA 0 1: VA . "l.ll4—a bb . 6 lO * ll ' l) MOROAN
PiaNISH BROWN-1 cut Im sada Lf• • -
qs3 • ' • • 30,111TDMOROAN
CLOYFS4 mat Cloven Col sale by
ahS
JOHN X MORGAN
SOAP -4 boles Ito,lo Soap, for *de br
12 . 3 MORGAN
X 4 exl
W i tt p ' C Zl ° 4; A t= :IA I selle by pi;-
• 1414 Ev ON BONN 11 Oa & C.; 35 &oat st
Pry Apple's; 2/4o do Peikell,.'
JJ a; fur mile by
:JO • S P VON DONNUORST Co •
HITE BEANS-12 blojun wd for Imle Ay
op 3 \\'W AINIANDLEKR
bolus (or aalkby • • • •
. . WICK dIVCANDLESS...,
COTTON YARNS-10W Vulva blills;assoned N,,
for sale by spa • IVICK arceaut.ms ,
N mi.9—.6ke g . Nails, Sas sett! by., • • -. ,-•
eP 3 • . . WICIsIs•VCANDLKSIB
a...tub... tislkfil ITaxisiesLl Gls.: for
sale by : stpa
_. WICICk MTA.NULatti:
MUMS NI/Tl-11 sects Tennessee Ground Nuts,
include by .pit ' WICK k ATVANLK,F.-93-
-
-
I.IIE-13U bbl,s . Loniniiite' U. just received and
for site by ere' ' 'POINDCfrEIt .t Co '
Q •.1L itIOLASSELe:-/50 We *Amex
./Je received nod tor de by - -
*P 3 • PO/NIMITE/I & Co, it water et_
• pi= o.'o
- w. 411141i0t from tutu Gaztooolooo4 00
mao: aod kw mu. i1T...410,110LAN
10 10001.1
TUITITER.WIIALF. OIL-10 bed. 011. ached Witqat
Male Oil, foriW by
zutt3l . 1/Ao.l.Ler /1 /MITA.
tO
tionorcilamw
A
MIP&;;M:A
s'Satig 1:41114* •
j' ON hualay iCkeviar:Arrat33,tt'Ulietioiiett the
Commercial eslot Rocca, corner of Wood etel„Fllth
erUl Medd, 'exteatlvis disortinant of 'Eng - 1614
•French end Awerieen Dry 0 , 04, Ao.- -
At I teclock,P. so.
A large assortment of kdasehold furedulta,iiinalsting
of mahogany sofa, socking obaki,lereass, book cesei
workend wash slew* dusingObreetfairend kitchen
tables,=ow= t bedueethcchikre crib; (calks:
beds, , looking glineies, mantel
eleekisienitiett aid tranapareet window bluets, us
petieg in greet 'misty, kndess and fuedrons, smut
contemn nose,
kite Utetteil‘conztters, de , counter scalds, store
8 oares,ke. Go:merles,trarem.queenswere. axes;
eltarels, bey and manure kaZwlitang end wrapping
paper, bead base. tabs, beasts, - basses and leas, Ate.
Reedk wade chatting, fine French style made shins,
boots, Ones, caps, bonnets, umbrellas, fine copery, ,
ombejewelly. gold and surer watches, rilks,ptstols,
musket nutriments. saddles, bridles, vinery goodf.
". ••" JOUN DIAVr3,AIIOI.
VafrtdL Iterikli.g late .8
ON Wednesday afternoon. the 31h a ty of April nest,
at 3 tfelnek. P.11.,wi1l be sold oaths premlsesj . bY, or
der of rym Noble, for eashpat the . rofta
real estate, Tit: case very e.ibly situated lot otreV,'
at the comer of Roan end &mad streets, Meant
(root of Rt fen on Second Sheet, and extending book
63 feel. Also, Gaur lots of 'Tuba. eommonotno as the
comer Of Third and floss. meets, Latin each • from
o(18 feet. and extending book 65 Hoe.;
morZ) . JOHN LI DAVIS, Loa,
INZW. ITOILE. •
AN Mill= NEW SUM:Epp GOO D& • •
subscribers have taken the noire; No. 48 Mar ,
JL, ket meet, di door above Tbtrd street, when they.
are now c lu zadog a choice stock of 44121.11, Cembrie,und .
Straw Goode, Hosiery,
Fathroblenes, Threads.
- Urebretlas .• Needles,
Parasol; - Jewelry.
To whieh they wood the anandon of Mlllitters,
Countrylderehants
Cubrs. The abeam goals bare
been purchased kw auk. Eastern Insaniseterent,.
and at the mew package male., and wiJ be sold he
rose as low uses be bought oftlitterr New Teak or
PhiladelphisjobLera
apt
=l==
PRINTS ONLY.
44 '' r....
CEDAR ST., NEW YORK
LEE. & - BREWSTEL,
Ennolishedawanbanse LI the year IV, Co*ee,pase
pow ofpplying_the Cuy and beerier Trade en*
PRIPUED CALICons EXCLUSIVELY; M
• Law exhitildneatNat
atlas year, the Assortment Int
.re * WORM -
wavy are nom opening Several klandred . Peekagti,
comp rin` 000!7 e o r w igr
.41'Foarengn. and
pnad Demesne,
and are "- peon
OFered for sale
for
Cssrnenhort P"' " l" ar a l .
PILICEB BILDUCDD •
ONE T42 - Flyg - colcs
per yard below prime Aprtl 8.1 lay, ors per
grpted Cella
tioe TICS,IOI6 gra co
-; a:ci daily, Ca the
PRINT W 1101/1111.
.
New York, Jtme.lB47.
. -
oLo . TEtiira MiiiL,3C
aro reioacifdly lagruud, Ouu u
• LEWIS &.•HA•'FORDrB
CLOTHING ITAHHHOVHA
Roo. VOI-4.- *54 si:Eorz,
, MAT be . fintod um an . e x = i lr y a ltultr.u4oofekult.l
Also, a .lock of Lined' Zosous Silos, 0f.5.11
rade* and piles. Fumy dodo as e.aiea snipe do
do dq Mandel do do dok and all oter lod.lo 1011/Sal
We also marnifseture arid keep constantly on band,
the Imam mock °roiled clothing is th e Vaned States,
embracing. ovary ankle In the late. • .
We manufsenust and sell immense qUILIItitiLI of all
Ma above articles, and would Invite kbe Amadei:a of
dealers in them t call and es:amino oar stock and pr .
ces before they purchase, as we tart and will sell at
Prises Mat cannot Ella.Placa ,
. LEWIS k. HANFORD,
Ca =slang Pearl at., New York.
All orders will be attended to with correetneas sad
FANCY - DRY . GOODS:
_ISEAMAN &MUIR;
451. It read Wrst k
IhIPORTrageNDJOBBERSof Frenchrs:
sad llamas, Lanes, klabronisties,
0014 ShawLs, Hosiery, Gloves, Lawns. Eknhasmss,
AND.aLLOTHER VABIEUES9F FANO" GOOM
They insile cavalry Ilessba=zlLitlat New. To*,
to einnunn tans . suck before their parebases.
=Xt. blur was Cos many yanrs at hewn of A. T.
Stesrasta.Ca., trona which be seihred on she Ist efJan.
lel* and Mr. Junes Dickson, Was bas an hiterax
tbe businesa) was also favorably. known hs War truth-
Typo Yonndr >..
erne subataere have aka r the Type i'ionedry No
( - 00atid Wen, andarill roadie& tee banes* lala,
ty conducted by .Robert Tey/or.' , They tulea to
ell orders ea punctuality aud despatch. :All the tyre,
anungseeired by theta will be Rae Car; and they .
stilLferen& all kinds of Printers' seantyican, of •thebeet
J A T (hereto! la &11l employed le . seperintioll , .
e' the reattaelariag decuutesent
m . •
Proprietors ter priagrapen, who hill! nLt Ittivertsiel
foe tie satateriteroate cony patila &amnia &alai
eleathat.lcill . be entitled ut retennetheir ay be Im,*
perebasety Svmentes the moo=
. of their buu - for o
Ohl type taken in calmly. hu Eketcit 9 eel per lb.
Charles Whitler t WHITING &TAYLOR,
..Theotiore'raylar, (Successors tp Rat Taylor,)
'•
late -. •• . tenser Oakeed Ana all
.
.
• .#.7-sea , Expoeteraat4
• ' Swot; Columbiana 04 Apt.
Dr. JAYNE& 'Doan F il m bora to you
- and the adhered public, to avail myself of this op
portanitqingpublicity to Ilse extraordinary effects
of your tonal on myself. Haring tom offload
for sawn yenra with , a aerate ciogb.. bootie revir
and its concomitant diseawa, Itod seamed mar:doomed
to linger our a short hat =actable est...met, until the
ROI of ISA when, being more heiress] :attacked, and
haring resortol to all ray dormerrememaisodas, pct.
amino,. of two of the most respectable physician! in ,
the neighborhood wittatit dolma any benefit,' or the
coniolatiou of mortising taut dol
ma
'days. Or weeks as
farthat—when the • law gleam. of bond was akar to
had recconasenthed to melons litspectorard
aral blessed by that Being who does all dune. m the
use of thoutearta—and coorntry to lb. expeetallonaof
frombpi:lian* and biends,l was in • few days raised
my bed;and scasenladby Rd use of a bottle, to
snood to taytruilnees erjoylo; alma better health than
I bad for [sultans prestos,' •
Respectfully Yours, ' W. Raw,.
For • sale - a...Mahwah, ' the Pekin Tea Store, FS
.
A. FAHNEI Po
CTOCICS otatuude or Congla IM
MO. Sin, has •- trot' ialsontsgs or. =sty odor
(.k.oghpnpazadocia as its, pleasant 1 / 1 443 praWall. h to
he used sridwit bronvestiousa tent its Talus as s.
Balsam coosisot lathe speediatissialits cora We bass
Immo ems of tho most Aispsuat tottaha mom-.
rakl had beso rano* oa loa a coosidesslde /cord)
of data, ylald almost Lootodlidely to its power.
la cook . realo, as sea tuns Andoath.. dr pai n
setae; grey oasis liable: to tako.oold, Indus Tom
pmeonticoaare used , • • •
Wet . int sod andos..exassatre istia fails:matey of
thaw:tad= ofted lila the toondaoa , a4 alutkina:
=width wadi a
,4akk nmeady to prevem mina
Wa hare =Nur= certificates' or qua *WA I,
ea* pertanned, many ed wiggle at. froca_parsons
dd. eitir and tee tadilbterla u id they ere a AnSeient
etteraneeeeitheat aayiatan void In itifaror.
Prapaend ANL let a.b. and retail by II A
FAHNEMOCL/le - Ca; ei . eqe="of rand _and lei:and
2 ,
ZEB U
Lo , ....d Nia w s, T i z a n zu erti t , i x
, ••00 &Wore.* Winelie . .; 40 4ilr
leverwa . tabem,leaagliar, 2e sitTerdelacladlever watelt
eN 10 silwir L'Eploo_ watehm, vek sthr: :+nla
w.w.v: fine 1 001 1kaiinl00.1011,/ry Oa+ 40gr,
Sibs Void loop wog 6 doz arseitell • limo
10411 p!Fyhara imutr of P o Pc,a l r l frs /0 1 , 1..
Mel Widc.s.l34 mu. -- : • ..7, •• • -• • •
Add. aw..ne,;l Wks
Paper: 40dox eaanzOn Fass:
dot lee velvet bead bap, new mice; d fine
UuDIl
edaana 'bad - bna' dist w7les; 11 , dor Sue enAcitet
pazaes,aele 'MIS; dro dee SW pa Mehl. Sten,
tassel, inges, gift and •Ilver, i
ngelfiw, ludo' AllO
flower Tam,. aasorce4l dot fine sleet emirate sll4h ,
WIZ% 1 dos la. lenvy
eenrerlie - coalNiradoe fine .
wood ectew cone. Ana aaKienkkant
•
.XTZW bud bpisatsd satiety ofTtinutil ths latbst o
• mi tifinl i atnf 'N - . MI"E"' • •- -" 4!
gtosa daisy . pawn, assorted coins; • --• •
.. 100 gronbignia coverbd assatted Vidatc
' • /$ 0 pass Phan butsii• ***mad colonu• ••,. • , •••
' DJ you canon, &MK ardC ll 4•SidWdiad. VILV
• Alia, • taro ratios, biking, aba'd, •u 4
A-bets)ns stank
dos iacubs'i:put '
Its Wy S e . : , set It and tbitb• •
23 dos do twiny top libis • • .: •
12 dos oliddßald 00(0, do •
- Eluded sts,el • asiii gu, bomb, pub rhigy sad
gimlets; bead bap, steel end slim tub tub; parasol.,
•'a • blbto hot iK_Tpe alb lor iDeavta, - .
W11V.1711147P 471:71144kann;
ing out at tries blebund with 'Jou& Aptbat Tooth
PtutiLliave ilia appearance gibe most
bean
ivary,
and at doss= Ulna It it so penbctly Innocent *Mu.'
quibibtly dm its mutant daily nib In biddy ad
antbsbout, trio to Abase in
Oats/11'ln a"gboit coo.
ifivibriAbeE • EmbindpaUsAboadi:blintibg
=lnirb doh]. e
lbow already deny it ptsbantb.
bee*lbbbp•Edebs••-it alba WEE.. 'at arro.bo.
u 2 tialt lbas.: Ed bp popEreibbee WU. tenant As
foulest trettidellbstily EWE, soil mike binuh dn.
ilcidasly 'sweet. ty Ayb.c.JAcisoN BO Liberty
A.....1112Pkw" ni ALL wucLvEnse
'mutt Rubbor Plaid; far j;lnseentiag pees
In inky - . also Co.adaptiet thern wda aa
Potchlocat:trldsoat the aid ofpourre, and to faciiitata
the Ink &mod' 'To otodftmi,7o,7-„,"4
.raercantile me; it is morel ya
fine drops ankh Fiala to the ink In on., it hawed), ,
be Coarid•to be the best anzilisly erne oared; g.
Milan the 264 precipitates the sediment, atlases a tcas
Imo( the ink, and Cloonan tenths troulKa Oraniet
lag a pan •
•Jatrreecieedaad Cot aalt b
Veg , 800b:,%./OU Occedead bkUnattaa,Geor,
Eiwand'ited Scotland, or Remotheethee,ed Seri.
Whore; by .1 it hieth. VAttlegne, D... l k,rAorltor of
Utstory Of the Rafamankei, amourogt
A Practical Pape:him or the Gespeleß idle—
dew sod O Hark,' in the ento of Uttar*.
.dad''
at assiat the med. of oloweiele ithernetleis and de e.
than byJohn Uird Sommer, 1 1 . - &B i l k shot 'of Odom.
For aod by • .piaj
N . !clay, el eteetors of taxis ono or "..° , 1 1To
they
to. Duke Winton 9f lattlean..l4
.hi&
they • are reltractireir ort Or NS= de gm
Any, of Jim ,K34,41.r./.1 DOpror,ll
°T"9OI,PY, ,
. .
omWluoYrii
7 ,
j
C a g4sl & '
Mard es,, i
31, 1 1 od.lkaliS •
OLL111:177M-4 MS bulk Jog seed sad Rd sail.]
R
br ;. NUL ' JOl4l s num=
+.3. -.4
STEAMBOATS,
CINCINNATI a PITTIUMRGU
AWiit
PA ,KET LINE
.
169 T . tell linens. We splendid passenger "en brews 'composed ar the lastest. reittert. b eee t •
Saia6ed sad t u nd e bee, sod most roil beau th
nters - erf the Weit. Even acenamodatint and coo.
int that, ssa proem, has been resale.' (e q._
moo. The din bean in ope wi rate:at be &rap t ,.
—has carried a malice of rseAge thout the 1... 4 ..
ry to their pence., Th. bow the bet a
Wood street the day envies. t i cA . Vbps. for lha Res,.
*akar fre.lol soul the entn nears ott the rep..
tot: GM the puree_ notteTAntel be Past la
3V Dar PACKET.
The ISAAC 'NEWTON. Capt. A. C. Nana,
hare Pittsburgh avell. Saugareaosning at IQ o'cloeh;
'Wheelng every Banda) , eredng *llO
. •
BCONDAT PACK.t.T. • "
ran dIHNONUABELA,Capt.Snasz, Wi l ton,. Pin.
boil. nazi 3doaday Morning a 1 la o.'clook; tVtiocliag
11
at 10
TVERDAT" /PAC T.
Tto, HIBERNIA No. 2, Cert. Kinnacna,
lean Pitsatiant every mining ai 12
Bflieeiag arilyynendarannankat
WEDNZII PACSET.
The NEW tl'et;l4l.ND No. Y, DTA aril/
leave Pittebarth every Weaesday .toortang as la
o'clock; Wlearmg every Waboaderekening salt a al
•
= - :TurnsDAT'PAID pt...
Bnui.LANT.llens
burgh every Thuretiy laming k;
every Thursday everear at 10 r. •
•
FIUDAT pAcrorr:: •
T. CLIPPER - N 0.2, C. cum., will trove Piut
aorgh every Prittorisertentr . 11I'Vglockt inuriioe
very Friday . ..wry alp t.
' UATIIII D AY PA OS S T.
The IIItSSENOREt, Capt..B.llmco, will leave Phu
-
bargh every Satooloy Wan.; at tO o'clock Meehan.
eyery !Wavle! ovcoOng at 10,r. .. • • -
BELTEA - riEFter3.—brEnv ARILANGEMMTS.
The steamer •
will leave for Beaver • Glasgow and
Wellssfilq'on'7o...4o'. Tharaaor,
and Battuda 7 , of each week, at 0 Vallat..a...t. moue.
log on Monday, Wednowlay and Ptiday.. She has a
boome tho landing beholds. Wood street *ad the bridge,
to an tinal
1"1""d to 'WA '
rft h W nit . LIAIIBAUCEIL ASta
No 33 Wood a
ok ,
•
' BEST= wia.Levnazzsticer..
Chula E. Etarkr,icoster, wlµ datim
easing uiatt camel., mak. daily
wai t 7.. go Ck k in. 11.MatEi. , I CD, laps.
111411. •
PITTSBURG= & BROWNIIVTL
< L
FEBEIIIiii.Y Ist, I rr4.actimet in, 1848
' LEAVE it't 8 A.' at,;Aras P.M.
. Tie , (gnawing new Loats comphas
. r the. tho 'present season:AlN
Lexii4 Capt. James . Park
EapL A. ) acobs; and LCE.I3
AILANE Capt. E tae The Anne .1. esdnali
tow, and an, dned op withont tepid to impettae.‘ Ev
ery colosantthat moot clut ptocora beuebeese podded.
Tho'Boats SOH lona the Monongahela 'Wharf Boat at
V. root °rad. et. Pnwstagors wills Le planetoid an
board, as the 120441 will cenataly tease. at the saves.;
nag& hours, 8 A. M. and 4 n. XL is=
, roe ziagE9mix4it
\ COMES: z
d, leithr u r r gs ion
Yal I/Mi11:44420 POMO asp, at
Forfredilltor
— Pos - erh - L0t.718.7" -- .
The, nr o =llllrentatessat" r
AAtehi. n,lltut LG
MII react file
I Above ard inzennedlite Parts am
Eiatarday, At 4 Weier..lc,P.ld, Fat/A.4 hi r palm's
FO/2. CINCINNATI ANDsr-Loias.s
--• NEW. WititniND,
Bober; Maer, leave,for tin
a lad MI intermediate porn on
SauralayArat at 10 de
tr. F& freigtu
W~■PMT an banal anal
Foa wuceLINGYAVD BarDavzoirr-
Tlta =at azid 441 . '014441 low inlet
Pue Bl•ste tangoed her
regulatuips.lmoweittrbee w
Elmbw i k a7-'.77.-
• `FOR tPdBABH MEET'
e 7 2:32r7VlZZA r i i i h 6" t he
RJ y Thasua . Masse inx. 4 . wk eav p, o ,u tora .
eliaoretrr,. the 111 of•Aprit,' at 4 OVIVEI4. P. M. Fos
height 4:claimer, applr on board. t 0..,
=Rai NE1570.1 J 02413, Mont&
—', , -- RBOVLAR.PACtEf FOBIitrIMS/I.'
.. ,
i.. ! ... 11 !
. - , WELLSVILLE.
_Barnet, master, vial leave tor 'above
Id all itaermodna .r,—, f
011 Wotan.
days ead Satroaara of racb vreekl ,- "a ..frbirta or pas,
sap apply ou board or to
m ...- Ell .im5t5\in......„.......
.. a r --. -. 9 B MIL GER AIM
. .
•
P1178114.1U311 14
nr .1 1 /KKELING PAFKLT.
CO
P pp.rpj 2 .l.. ? ", Avel loon
iyadoesdar aid asy,alo yy
4. ,.4 7 / 40,41 Th
- Leave Wheeling averyToeV.T&Ra atil Bo
-
undo
dal. ot7 eche/. too. prettiely. •
The Consul trill land at oil the tt l
Eval vetxtvvohakathottife be &a cos
ovd •.avtY or-doto hat pniti
..ait. ded. The
boat is also arovicteo
Anent :Plorlooa . For ' C°44g os
,4 ot•to• - • •-• • • • - DAVID' 1112Eller •
ie ••• •••• , ;center - of la tall Smiadieldsb:
IdeILEL , PO!ITi ELIZABSIII AND;
-- LA CITY - PAAKE:r.
%The nincaratmez. 1 ,4 4
DEBPATC4I
ri Lois, masler trill sus as Amy;
ieg Wednead.y . sad 2"M"
o .4.llaQtyevezy Tuesday Th...2' "I Ms '
" V.h , ek. Si For
t•er v.
Fos FSAAI4 j}( 1
-u ate:new sal i ffMkt mufti
- D hriller,lll.atteri loan fve tSri
larday, 4.14„ yl..AWrfrelglOl:=l;dyfra•
. . •
r.
c. =Auras • = Alan EMT: • 14M, WitiCr.
etaMAKER;‘ EcKYLO,cO.,
'moo*. raorbas,•
4,4 • Ciliateral • CONlZallisillilf Xtyoll4llltiv
?Clit yfaTICO.SniCr
kr:r/ 41 &7CP74. , C.rjAriagrot
. • . U*4= & Son, 64"4 ,1CAUCinnati.
y
A...ll.lsauxtyailay.alk_
.." • Cliviciliaabam, Jr LoninDle.
sip Ell ma Co .
; Math*. Col:Watt - 14'es, ork.
• • • Joseph.ll. Swisher. ': - •
V. iitern WhAßV.WridiLAAmpulA.
0 1 3 T 41 4 ,1 b* rk TO b k i r C der,
drams rtss 10.CIUN Elms deg MI -
, eagts Zulu' currants „WO boxes CittoW (v.. •
Prune.; zoo bozo* Orencresilad LeatcmoroZ. cues pier
rimed: Gingen. id bide.s - law dial. • bales
baud do dog landsoWalstal4.loUder • 100 bu
41=m0it., to mar Umtata,* 106 1,
Dams AO baulk Palm Sdsp. euillciadts Soap, the
pusest anicle id the avotalli 100 bezel thellect Almonds.
Nr.611.6-00 toss assailed sites, • ket sdßeby
jo apt WESTIAIIiViOII Emmet
riIACUO-re4 te.l.Vabiittiie sale brz
ft.i.C9feboxy4ly — my,N o•
lauds, jobt tteeired PPvv meatier ula mut, la'
.krwook Jams& •
o, h!. prime li;pbbgbY, bbdi 7 g
a m from wattle, be Witt Clintaa, by
0 • .-- • . auchu.sypoirric
SUGAIL-4CO Wed. prime' l`f h.dAr
4 1:Z. 3 r . a m sry.o ne ssvu zAfr . . bi
erectDF hiz onantro3Wcurb:Oa
b .d m ( omsteamerNontr,abadm,andf
orm,.
- toull ' • - 11tfbiLEY.4: Barra •
PRINTEkO 111A-bategs Mum' Jab, itoing . ..mt
.4. soMamyy roteired and Am , 118.1 q by. .
- RM2I. : •' II A.MILIIIIESTOCK&WiropeIkIat •
'WINDOW ittIADE-:flaaapatattEtallint. .hue.
-of direr= swam,at all yki*a% ktaff
aatt Oiled Chinn for aluulatq Skallaaati.lirtat That.-
.Faltapt otW and. , for We ?It wog ; co, • •
Yoxa6 Asia Teak; campruilr — r
cbeiti abd ;
AmPerat• _ . hare;
BAUALANALSMITti
WO COFFEZ-100 b.p pi{m4 reap Rio
AA , . ..iv° MAF"'"*" IPA4YB.SIITI/
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e bbs Pi lialuae; mem aeal &rule bi •
T OAF 51.K.0 fr.e..bbbiLoVtaigus stbstud
ju at 41 ,, JA &NW kimuge.litilakoex 14 non
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sa.by awn ne.tiaLEY .sw tit
L ARD—YB bbli'Greise larkfor sabi by,f
nart L# llo . llll 4. , Zt.:Zit y #AreT4 . 4 ..
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mita JA.AItIVILILZEI.OI‘
P A =bixTirr.a4 u l==, Azia
Wit AIMITCUEL:rEEL,
.6?":1147
kegs :co I Lime, for eh Pr .
44, amits MALL; kli/Stilitall it we.
-
111FIELIki Rlg
AttLEY--bt abets, jag reciistd by 777 T - 7 - T
rob .. V. ;;ll.l.o3VS.H_____l494 D RO
QUUAR CCITXD 18-4 hbas
Wye.* sad for s. b by se--
Wing ; .11311OWN't.CULUERIBliNai3
O1IA.S:988-47 44 k , Pffia•Pfatastioxi
/TA do Bow noun dbi P.r.AisTomar astd...linoklnc..
toc sipe -; P. 9 74, ..• juin,
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rOßACCOlakegsktesitickyob n i,,,,,,__ ca.
steamer &max tor.sals by. 77.1 F
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