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See First Page for Bilise4lianeous Now&
Proart.varos' lieranta.—We have in the Mae
risburghlJnion of the Ifith nit, the Veto Message of
the Governor, refusing to - extend Bank Charters.
,The Message is but a repetition of the one given
at this umrpMsmstent of the Seuion, and we omit
every thing but thestaggesmma he makes as
true PrinciPles of b.ukiNl•
- latt One restrictingthe amount of issues to a
leas proportion to thew capital., They are now
erall
geny authorised to issue three times the
' •smourd of their cipital. This is - too-much, and
ought_ Lobe reduced. It is. the main causes( Mose
• fatal expansions, and contractions, which have
heretokor moved so destractive to the best inter
. eats of die oteintry. The amount of debts they are
permitted.io contract,•ought also to be reduced, so
as to nistrain their operations at all times within
• ressimahle_end safe hmits.
20. The. Banks of the State ought all to be re
=lto keep their notes at par in the city of
phia., It is the products of the country
which are mot to the eastern markets, that form
thilegitimate basin of hank coun ts dist in the court:
try, and as the country, banki e benefit of
the country circulation; and the advantage of dirt
the bills and drafts on the eutern cities,
"-where receive par fund* in payment, it is ask•
inglort a sonffil Seturnfior the favor* maim p.
conferred u
' :on them, that they should keep their paper at par,
This I; ,, t e rltild ,:ii X , t as end oral system of brokerage
• and , which indirectly robs the People
Mete interior of many thousands of dollars annu.
Banks Ought to be pinned as public instito
tions, becalms they, furnish the currency' of the'
Statrvand awl the pectthisty interests of the pro
. phi mice than any other rmattunonsof the country.
The directors ought to be placed under oath, and
• , sworn to observe the provisions of the charteu, and
say wilful violation of them, ught to be made per
jury.:. The whole prmeedium of the banks should
at all dmai be open to the inspection of any reason
.., 'number of stockholders, to a committee of tbe
-.9.4isialute, and to any officer tithe Staled uly•act
drudge.
lth: A. failure to redeem their notes on demand,
in specie, ought, in itself, to be an absolute (oriel.
of their chatter except aito winding np Mew'
, :`concern., and for 'any act done as a bank after
sub failure, the fact ought to be allowed to be giv.
. evidence as a har to any suit in relation to
any banking eperation subsequent to such failure.
sth. At ter a lapse old kw yews, they ought not
: to be permitted to issue paper of a denomination
• below ten dollars.
' , Ths first position may lie sound enough, knot it
la idle Mask its adoption, until the present plan is
',..•lritnd to he a bad one. The opinions of those
... conversant with banking-twhich the Governosia
- MA to a : dangerous degree,-and experience have
sanctioned the rule of three dollars of inane to one
r. of prOperty , secured. So long as the issues are
made' upon good security,' the people will not be
ruined by the action of banks. Just now they ere
troubled, in this region, with a lack of bank WSW
lesion rather than an excerW.
The position, that banks Should keep theirissues
at par in Phfiadelphist, is preposterous, and "Mold
be a direct fraud upon all the banks out of Phila.
delplem - Banks are but associated individuels.fix
"specific p u rpose, and ettnnot be asked tolkeep
their promises to pay at Par in PhilutelpLia,lany
• more thin our cotton milli, or our county tgatds,
and city officers, who issue scrip, called currency.
The banks pay tit their counter gold nod silver, and
it is the height of abanntitito ask them to run with
. a bag of eoin to the Atlantic, to pay cainthere.—
: Governor Shank's note-4f he can make one—
• When it gets to Pittsburgh, loses caste a little, for
people do not know his solvency; mod, at the pre.
sent time, he would have to be Shaved at 2 per
cent. a month—so with Pittsburgh notes. When
they get to Phiiadelphia, they lose easter, and are
•„ehaved forcoin, at a much less disectuntthact Ocoee
tor . Shuck •Op here. The notes of our bank
:and of GWentor Shuck are good at home,and the,
• duty of the bents and of the Governor ends with
keeping thingss well as they now are. ,
-• • The third and fourth prOvisions are rather orna
mental than useful. and need not be noticed. Ho
nor is as good security as most laws would be.
The last axiom laid down by the Guerra
. -
so absurd. as to make the defects of the previous
four sppear trifles. • For a, long time the people oi '
this State have been deprived of the use clean,
fader the value of five dollars. What has been
the result? Has it been so very bemvAciol or not?
Ilas silvei found its way Into everyday business,
',..und.driam off' the small and convenient notes?-
Has not this mow aimed provision in our banking
system.foreed from circulation the notes of banks
of whose solvency we are certain, and filled the
channels of circulation With a mass of trash not
much more reparable than. shin plasters, or barbers
and bikers' tithes. Thar:such lasbeen the effect
• of the prohibition of small note issues, on the part
of Pennsylvania Banks, every roan knows to his
inconvenience and kw. i
Adoublewtous is bladed : in the suppression
• of small notes by Pennsylvania, chiefly by tilling
our every day circulation with deprecated paper
•-• fit= • Other States... Some kind of circulation we
luau have, and these fineign notes naturally remain'
' with us, and do the proper work of notes of our
own, which the ignorance of the Governor and his
advisers keep from our circulation. A circulation
Of small mew would be of more real value to the
:
banks than the present system. Now, our wet
areeially collected, and payment demanded from
the banks in specie, or watt is equal, exchange on
the East. With small ninths, this could not be done
samtsfiy; as any one can nee;_and we should have
bank notes of local issue Pr. - kerning the duly of a
circulating currency, instead of &leg the work of
s bill of exchange. Governor Shank's financial tat
entstare of po earthiest to the State, and his oal
edictal, we know, will give to the alma et the
'commonwealth cause fiwbeiuty congrabilittn..—
Surely no State so rich in runnel wealth wasever
so much retar.ded in her 'progress, by imbecile sm
tars, is our cram.
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Ray, Etc= Bsowinpw tit New Owszaax--
Hee: Wm. G. Brownie*, of the Jo, seslonm gh
(Tenn.) W ig. wriien &Om New Orleans, to tbar
paper, `wing an account, by no means Maiming,
of the Creams City. He devotes a page. to the
Whig to Me . deecription, which is exceedingly
141 h. We give a specimen:
. .New Climate 'a bead and ithoulderstaßer'thein
say city I was ever ie. Nay, it is le pole and oho.
pate deeper in the sinks of iniquity thee anyother.
oily I everwas in. The. Devil operates here, upon
alarge watt, and really has his barrack: here,
to
getter with the or* of bin rerrojaeg officer , . •
"Bev. Dr. Clapp . of thin has delivered a 'set ,
mon, which it m made' .to appear that there
is
se liffintbe next life, in-which to punish SillllCll
This in an important discovery, and Bermes the
ttroopiagspirits of thousands here, who know Mat
if the vulgar notion of a hell in the next life - be
true, they ma have to pay for the roast. It 4more
Important to Ate inhabitants of New Orleans, to
: have the doctrine of /wafts and future panick
- 1.0061 don* away With than of say city I ever was
in!. :
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Dux o or SrleFoz buttxr—By oat lettitspbio
ottpstoll of to 47, g y m Washingtort, wi bake tho
pitiful tnoilligetur of Qui . death of tboliort. door
... .
terliable7, S;natoi kip the Sum or Mum
Hie dimease.imas intlatitioKkm of {Le We Kr,
Ashley waa ma Of the moat poWar sod 'gauge.
m®ly.mea to Cow:se—J*o' rmysesed
patties. Ile WU. WM, of the Cl of if &Um,
Near.Yoric, but eilligtatOttat an earl! arga . va .441 ,
isms.
• Tin Ways csow—Tbe Toledo Blade nye, Ur
Wbeat clop renerally, in -the Maumee, Wslstak
sad Morn valley., never looked better. llor pus.
poet it 53r • very large yield. Accounts Leen
New York say the gamest the crops in that bow
also in 2diobigiaa. In Illinois and Wiaovasie
rit sw IV winter killed, that a lap pallsthe
r oma be kuriken op end sown with spnag
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• •*noue Wawa. , CiliDaL Coup CO Eut
• ' niKutewiu 0.4.-105 are inkrated that timir
tiy dais coal' bisbeeo tbe prolefpai
~ i imoutda s t4 oi=deced by tbe beet ebemaas, as w eli
cdtbe NOY, te be superior to 1,1
.. .,144 4 11.bith. woe: The amPay kayo • Coatiact
C. Wo ll atlit2daz foe Eff4lool ba dot,.
moodatNar wad =loos mote to be de
inn& ott'en • vire plata, to be u ken mod: to
lirteMieltddston, itraatdoideet sod Dloefullrr the taidf,fir_thd D.Parititr!L
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&attar at ikl f .a. Illeatt to the Searetarnef
The follows is t 6 Ow . which ins
gcnniitsnicidea m Coikgresian Wedanday. - k m
a document vOlietr, devise ititeugtk rfchly marl
ve believe, et tea pfoia!uld
sensation In the public The letake to the idtain
itaraiion, contained Inaba manly and dignified.
theaugh indigctset &language of the letter, will be
kit whenever Iltere are jtuticc and manlier. to
appreciate it•Ttifraczif
"Marco, Feb. 23, 1919.
Sm.: On this 13th insram, I received your two
know of the 13th ultimo, and immediately. issued
the General Order, N 0.59, (a copy encloaed) de
.volting the-command. of the Army to Mexico up
cia Major General Bailer.
As the pillee.rs 'detailed for the Court of Inquiry,
before %Mach I am ordered to appear as a criminal,
are oat known to have arrived in the country, 1
avail myself of a mai:lea's lesetre to mall some
of the neglects, disappointments, injuries and Iv'
brakes which have been inflicted upon me by the
War Department since my deFerture from Wash-
November 23, 1846.
To me the business of recrimination, however
provoked, has ever been painfuL In this summary
I than, therefire, indulge in no wantonness of lan
gunge, but confine myself to naked histirtical thus
r —tearing conclusions to men of sense and candor.
In the horsy of preparation for Mexico only-fuer
days were allowed me at Washington—when
twenty might have been most advantageously em. .
:played in tbe great Bureaux--those of the Chief
of Engineer& Chief of Ordnance. Chief gander',
=roaster and Chief Conimissiary of Subsistence—)
handed to you a written request that one of three
of our accomplished Captainatherein named, might
be appointed Assistant Adjutants General, with the
rink of Major, for duty with me in the field, and
there wen • vacancy, at the time, fur one. My re
quest has never been attended to, and thus I have
bad no officer of Adjutant General's Department
with me in the campaign. Can another instance
be cited of denying ton General-in-Chiefi in the', .
field, at the head of a large army—or even a small
one—the selection of his chief of the stafft hal is,
the chief in the department Of Orders and Corres
pondence 1
Early in the
following January,l naked that
ss •• s_ • - •
Genenil Court Martial might be appointed, C; the
tpart of the President, for the tri alof two officers
Inamed . by me] for conduct, each had committed,
that endangered, in a high degree, the success of
the impending campain and I specially referred
to the montalom and fatal act of Congress, play
29, /830,1 which prohibited me, as the 'accuser or
prosecutor' from ordering the ourt for the trial of
the cams. lify.applimtion has never been noticed.
This neglect, alone, ought , early to have admonish.
ed am that I had no hope of support at Washing
ton, is any attempt I might mate (against aroma
of to maintain necesaluy discipline in the
Army I was about to kid into the field. Heft
Washington highly flattered with the confidence
and kindness the President had just shown me in
many long personal interviews on military matters.
For more than tiro meathi my expressions of
grat
itude were dwly and fervent, nor wqre they much
less emphatic toward the head of the War Depart.',
mint. Proceeding with zeal and confidence in
my Met hazardous duties, Unmet', Tannery 27,
at the Brame Santiago, that =attempt was on foot
to caw= a Lieutenant General to take command
in the field over me. Shocked and distressed. I el.
lowed of no relaxation in my efforts to serve my
country, resolved, for the Month= I was likely to
remain in commission to he
"True'e• the dial to the inn,
Although it Ix, of thined
A yet greater outrage sous Gallowed: failing to
obtain an am for the cirrus Lieutenant General, •
bill was pressed into comma to authorise the
'placing a Junior Major General, just appointed
(the same individual] in command over all the old
Major Generals then in front of the enemy!
1 will not` hem tint myself to add a eoldier'P
comment upon those attempts, but I may thank
God that He did not allow them, or subsequent in
juries, to break down, entirely, the spirit and abili.
ties (such ns they are] with which Re had endow.
ed me.
Fornieeing at Washington that, from the' great
demands of commerce, at the moment, it would be
dire:soli, if not impossible, to take up perhaps at
amisnee, a sufaca. nt number of vessels at New
and Mobile totrusper t the regiments of
my expedition from the Roo Grande frostier to •
Vera Cruz, I !endeavored to impress open the War
Department the timettraty of sending out, feria the
Northern and Eastern porta, a certain number of
Large ships, in ballad on older that the Enpe
dition might not be delayed; and, in view of the
fixed fact', the return of the omit,' at Vera Cruz
in the Spring of the year--a delayer akw works
was likely to prove serial defeat
Ina paper transmitted to me—header! "Memo.
random for the Quartermaster General," marked
"War Department, December 15! '49," and signed' '
by the Secretary. which I received Junto S—it
is said :
"lodependent of this number of transports Dr
, troops and ordnance stores (from the North) there
will be required say (tee ships (for the transporta
lion of the serf beats now being prepared, beside
which ten vessels must be taken up and sent out
in ballast (for troops) unless stores can be put on
• board, to make up the number (46) required by the
Commanding Generale • •
The date of this remoroandum, is December 15,
more than three weeks after my requisition and de
parture from Washington. Of not one. ride "ten ,
vessels," in ballad or vrivi store. [leaving room for
um.] have I heard, up u this day. Relying up
on them, confidently, the embarkation twu delayed
in whole or in part, at the Brims - and !Malmo, !
from the 15th ofJaraisay to the 9th at - March. ker.,
ing, it was feared, not half the time needed for the
redaction of Vera Cruz and the castle, before the
return of the yellow fever But half the surfboat
canoe at all, and of the siege train and ordnance
stares, only about halt* had arrived wben the Mex
ican flags were replaced by those of the United
States on those formidable places. We succeeded
'at last in reaching the point of attack, in the midst
of frightful northers, by means, in great part, of tr.
ding all), small and hazardous, picked up acciden
tally at the Brazos and Tampon. and when the ar
my got ashore, its science and v alor tend to supply
alt deficiencies in heavy guns, mortars and oral-
Dance -stoma.
The first letter that) received from the Deput
meat, after entering the captured city, contained an
elaborate rebuke [ dated Feb. 2216thaving ordered •
Colonel2d Dragoons, to remain in the
co of the ith Major General Tay
lor so to leave Maj. Sumner, of th e same reg.
meat senior of that arm, in my expedition.—
There was no great difference in the number or
cavalry campanili with the two armies. This re-!
buka was written with a complacency that argued
the highest professional experience in sock matters
and could MA have been more confident in its
tone, if dictated to the greenest general of the re
cent appointments. Yet without the power of an
leering commanders of particular corps, no Genet
atinChief would Venture to take upon himself the
conduct of a critical campaign. Such selections
were always made by the kther ofhis anintry, and
the principal generals under him. So in the cam
paign of 1814,.1 myself sent away, agaiest their
swishes, three senior field officers, of u many regi
ments, who were infirm, uninstnrited end meth
in favor of three junims, and with the sub
sequent approbation of Major General Brown, on
hisjoining me, and the head of the War Depart.
meat. Both were well acquainted with the cur
toms af war in like cases at borne and staved; and
without that energy on my part it is highly probs.
ble that tio American citizen would ever have ci.
ted the battles of the Niagara without a sigh far his
country. lam happy howeverghatbelre a word bad
heel received from the Department, and indeed, be
fore it could have had any knowledge of the ques
tion, I had decided to take with me the frank and
gallant Colonel, and hope soon to learn, that he,
and very many other officers have been rewarded
with brevets fir their highly dieing:tithed services
in the campaign that followed. .
hares In reference to the same rebuke, that, in
acknowledging your communication, I said, from
Vera . .Croz, April_sl.. •
"I might very well controvert the military prin
ciples. confidently laid down by the Department
(in the letter of•=d February;( but believing, that
the practice of the United States army, in the two
wars with Great Britain, would have no weight, in
thc partied a r isms-1 waive further reply—having
sixths moment, no leisure, and no uorli "lon far
Controversy."
Alluding to the heavy disappriefritantsdorespect
to transports, siege tram and ordnance stores, then
'already experienced, I write to the deportment,
from Lobos, Feb. k:
1" Perhaps no expedition was ever 11011MIUMOIrol
ably delayed—by no want of foresight, amuse
meat or energy on my part.; as I dare afilrne—and
under circumstances the most critical to the entire
army; for every body relied upon, knew, from the
first, as well as I knew, it would be foal to us to
attempt military operations on this coast after, prob
ably, the first week in April, and here we are at
the end of February! Nevertheless, this army is
is heart, and crippled as I ant in the meansrequir
ed and premised, I shall go kirward, and expect to
take Vera Cruz and its Cestlie in time to escape,
by'parsuing the enemy, }he pestilence of the
coast."
The city and castle were captured March 29;
and with about one fourth of the neperitaty means
for a road train, no fault of mine, the mos., in put-
suit of the enemy was vigorously commenced,
April 8. The haute of Cerro Gordo soon followed
and we occupied Jalapa and Tense, where we
were obliged to wait fir supplies from Vera Cruz.
In those positions I was made to writhe tinder an
other cruel disappointment.
In my Four memorials to the Department,
_On the
farther prosecution. of the war agantht Mexico,
written at Washington, and,dated respectively On .
taber 27, Ncre.l2, 16 and 21—lit wu that me
me' in the night November 18 'might
Prepare myself for the, fetid) -papers in which I
deneoestrated that Vera Cruz was the true base of
operations, and that the enemy's capital could not
probably be reached from the Rio Grande. I esti
rested that after taking that great seaport "about
' 20,000 men," or*alt army of sp!ont than 20,000 men
may he needed.
I. To best, in the field and in pass. any acen- 1
moliTterS Porna in the way. 2. To gamson many
/rewrites , points In the rear, to secure a free corn
with Vera Crass and 3. To make dis
non dortukusals, In order to ga ther in, without
Lore hake wrieswiry sobsirisnce. - • •
And thrifirce I rapposed, ineladieg volunteers
end aided )sadd mad - money bounties, might be
railedrsw WOO,py adding ten or twelve new rup
imams of regulars end filling up the ranks or the
dl
A la was iatiodursd 4.st raining ten additional
regular mgirriantir and I, antandy, do not mean to
charge the deprionent, with the whole delay in
posing the bill throttgk Qumran Bat ii rat pus.
February Lj,1941, and ander it, by early ,in
April, eons kw thousand 'man had been already
raised and orgridsed. My &areas may beinerien ,
ad, by any aolikar, on learslag, Jalare,ilpril 271
deaths whole of. that force had been sent, snider
Brigadier General Cadwabder; to the 1110 Grande
• ,
In my lever to the department, wr i tten . the day
after, 1 saidt-1 had expected that i
Detachments of the new;regiumets, would; as
yen bad promised me, begin to arrive in thismouth
and continue to 611sw perhape Mut ; Amer Hose
many "volunteern will reengage under the act ap
proved March 3, only received two, days ago, I
know not; probably but few. 'Hence the greater
my. disappointment, caused by sending the new
troops to the Rio Grande, thrbeside their keeping
the road, in our 'present rear, open fad many weeks
by marches in rtmonsive detachments, I had in
tended, as I advanced, to leave strong garrisons is
' this place [Jalapa] Perote and Puebla, and to
keep, at the head of the Movement, f Grree equal
to any probable opposition.. ' I rnay now depend on
the number of old volunteers, who may re-clange
and the number of new troops that may arrive from
the Brazos in time, as also .in some degree upon
the advance of MM. Gen. Taylor, whether I shall
find this army in strength to !More ;the garriaons
and to occupy the capital?
1 may add that only about GRy individuals, of the
old volunteers, is-enmiged under the provisions of
the act of March 2; that the remainder were . dis
charged, May 4; that Major General Taylor made
no movement in advance of Unlink:; and that the
new regulars, including Cadwelnder's brigade
only began to come up with me, at Puebla, in July
but not in sufficient numbers till Angust 6. The
next day, the army commenced its advance, upon
the Capital with a little more than 10,000 . effective
I men.
It is not extravagant to say that, if Brigadier
General Cadwulader's knees had not been diverted
from me, to the Rio Grande, where hewn made
to lose, without any benefit to Major Gnernl Tay
lor, much precious time, I might easily have taken
this city in the month of June, and at one.fillh of
the loss sustained in;ugust mad September. The
enemy availed himself of any forced delay at rue
bla, to collect, to treble, to organizeand discipline
his forces, an also to erectenmerous and powerful
dekneeswith batteries. 'Nearly all those extitioo
dinary preparations for our reception were Made
alter the middle of June. And it is knowni that the
news of the victory of Buena Vista reached Wash
higton in time to'couiderniand Cadwalader's orders
far the Rio Grande before his departure from New
qrlearis. Two ride companies with him, received
the countermand there, and Pined the early.
!U I know that I had the misfortune to give offence
td the Department by expressing myself to the
same effect, from Jalapa; May 6. s In a report of
that date, I said: , .
"The subject of that Order, [No. ?ohon•
teem] has given me Joni road deep 'solicitude. To
part with so large and NS respectable a portion-of
this army, in the middle Of a country,whicki,though
broken in its power, isnot yet disposed to sue kw
peace; to provide far tho return homeof seven reg
iments, from this interior poertion,!at a time when
I find it quite difficult to provide transportation and
supplies for the operating forces Which remain—
end all this without any prospect of succour or re•
inforcament in perhaps the next sevemmonths
pond some-300 army recruits—spfesent novelties
utterly unknown to any invading iarmy before.—
I
With the addition of ten - or twelve thousand new
levies in April or Mayas -r.
ked for, and until very
recently expected—or even with the addition cis
two or three thousand new troops destined for this
army, but suddenly, by orders of the- War Depart.
meat diverted to the Rio Goode frontier—l might,
notwithganding the unavoidable discharge of the
old volunteers—seven regiments and two indepen
dent companies—advance with Confidence upon
the enemy's Capital.. I shall, nevertheless, advance;
but whether beyond Puebla, will depend on inter
vening information end, retlegionj The general
panic given to the enemy at Cerro Gorda still re
re:tieing, I think it probable dig we shall go to
Mexico; or, if the enemy recover from that. we
must renew the consternation by!, another blow."
Thus, like Cortez. finding myself isolated and '
abandoned, and again, like him, always gra'd that
the next ship or meogiger might recall or farther':
cripple me, I resolved no longer to depend on
Ve
ra Cruz or home, but es render thy little army a
"selfssustaining machine:"—as l it:kneed everybody
including the head of Abe War Department, and
advanced to Puebla.
It was in reference Ito the gregoing wrious
causes of complaint, and others, m be Cued in my
ILeports at large—partioularly in reed to money
fix the Sista:teeing
,atall'U tficers, c °thing, and Mr.
Trist, Commegioner--that I coma sled my Report
from Puebla, June 1, in.theser wordc
Considering she many cruel disappoiatments gad
mmtitications I have been made fo feel since I left
Washington, and the total want of support or eym
pathyon the.pa rt [(the: War,Deriaruneto, winch I
have so beg experienced,l Lea to be recalled from
this army, the moment it may be 'safe 53r any per
to embark at Verirost—Whigs, I suppose,
will be early in November. • Probably all field op
erations will be over keg Wise that tint."
But my
. next Retro. 22.1fr0m Puebla, has
no doubt, is the rod, bees deemed more unpardon
able by the Depaanseati In that paper, suer speak.
ing of the -happy change in nay relations, both offi
cial and private, with Mr. Trist,"! I caminuesh
'Since about the 26th ultimo, [June,) our inter.
course has' been frequent and cordial, and I have
foetid him,l3lr. T.,1 able, discreet, courteous and
amiable. At home, it a, chancetWad webed the'
slightest possible acquaintance vrith each other.—
Hence, more or less ol reciprocal prtiudide; and
the existence of Lis &clings. united me, I knew
[by private letters] &fro we
M et, that at least a
part of the cabinet bad it full intimation.
"Still,the pronounced'misunderstandingbetween
Mr. Trial and myself eduld not have occurred, but
tar other circumstances . I. His brag obliged to
send forward your lettere( April 14, instead of de
livering It in person, with the explanatory paper,
which be desired to communieate; 2, His bad
health in May and June, which I am happy to say
bat pow become good; and 3, The extreme rayed
fication into which your leueri—mod partied:ll6Y
interlineation—unavaidably threw me,
"So Se as I am Conconed, I Imperfectly willleg
that all. I have heretofore written to the
meat about Mr. Trig; ehould be suppressed. I
make this declaration to due to My present esteem
for that gentleman; but ask no favor and desire
none, at the head of the Departinent Justice to
myself, however tardy,t I shall take care to have
done. * • • .
do not acknowledge the justice of either of
your rebuke., contained in the letter 0f,May.31.,
[in relation to Mr. Trial and the prisoners at terra
Gorda] and, that I do not here teumphantly ,
care mysel6 is net bromide want of will, means or
ability, La rims.
'The first letter (daieil February 22) received
born you. at Vera Curs, contained a censure, and' .
I am now rebuked fur the unavOidable—nay wise,
if it had not been unavoidable—release, on parole,
of the prisoner: taken at Cerro! Gordo—even bet.
km die word of commendation from Government
had reached this army, on account of its gallant
conduct in the capture Of those prisoners. INo I
such commendation hat yet been received, Feb).
I°4Bl. So, in regular progression, I may-should
the same army gallantly bear the into the City.of
Mexico, in the next six or seven weeks—which is
probable, if we are not wrested by e peace or a
truce—look to be damaged from the serest of my
country! Yon will perceive that I ran aware [as I
long have been) of the danger* which bang over
me at home; but I too eta a citizen of the United
States, "and well know the obligations imposed,
under all circumstances,' by an enlightened:patriot
ism-
'ln - respect to, money,. I beg a gu e to repOrt that
the chief commissary [Captain Grayson) of this ar
my, has not received a dollar filen the IL Slates
since We landed at Vera Cruz, March 9. He now
owes more than raptpoo, and is obliged to pur
chase on credit :agog disadvabtages- The chkf
gutoterrnager [Captain Irwin] bas received per.
hm5.360,000, arid 'gain ender like Incumbrancea
Both have sold dralls to small emanate, and bor
rowed largely of-the Pay Deptrtment, which has
received about half of the money estimated Got--
Consequently the troops hare come four months
pay sine them. Onr poverty, erahe neglect of the
abbe:aimg department! at home, has been made
known, to our shame, ip the papers of the Catital
here" through a letter ; from Lieutenant Colonel
Hue; that was limed on the pelson of the special
messenger from 'Washington.
'The army is also suffering greatly tram the want
of necessary clothing—itscludlag blankets and
great cogs. The new troops;! [those who have
last arrived,] as destitute as the others, were first
told that they would find abundant supplies at N.
Orleans; next, at Vera Cruz, and, finally, here;.—
whereto we now have,perhapg a thousand hoods
engaged in making shoes and—Out of had materi
als and at high cost—P.talootia These articles,
about. 3,009 pairs of each, are absolutely necessary
to cover the nakedness of the wimps
'Febmark 28, oil' Lobos," wrote to Brigadier Go
nend Brooke to direct the Quarter Matter at New
Chleans to send me large sapplies of clothing,—
March 16-20, General Brooke replied that the
Quarter Master at Nevi Chicane had 'neither chats.
log nor shoe,: and that he was "fearful that unless
they had been eirt our to you 'direct, you will be
much disappointed.'
'Some small quantity of clothing—perhaps one
Gbh of our wants, came to Vert Cruz from some
quarter, and followed tse to Jalapa, and this place.'
I must here specially remark, that this report,
No. 30, though forwarded the night of its date—.
July 23—seems to have miscarried. Perceiving,
about November 27, that it was not acknowledged
by the Department, I caused n duplicate to be
mule, signed it 'and' sent it Ml' by the same con.
veyance with my Dispatch, Np. 311, end the char
ges against Brevet Major General Worth, Major
General Pillow, and Brevet Lieut. Colonel Dun.
can, together with the appeal, against me, of thefts ,
Me° All these papers are acknowledged by the
Department, in the same letter+dinuary 13—that
recalls me.
It was that budget of paper* that caused the
How of Power, so long auspenthel,to fall on ado-
voted head. The three arrested alms, and be
who bad endeavored to enkroei a necessary
pline againia them, are 'all to be placed together'
before the same court; the Innocent and the guilty„
the accuser and the encased, ;the judge and hist
prisoners, are deali with alike. Mostlmpartial jets
rice! Bat there is a discrimination with a yen.
pence! While the parties are ion trialf the ap
peeler is to be tried at all, which seems doubtful--'
two are restored to their corps-i-one oh them with
his brevet rank—and I ism deprived of pay coin
niandl There can be but one step Mitre i n the
same direction; throw the rules end articles ofwars
into the tire, and leave all rauks in the army film
to engage in denencintioas and a general scramble
for precedence, authority, and Executive favor.—
The preasswassetento, 0o the Part of my factious
jultiors o most triumphant ;
My recall—under the eircupsstances, a severe
punishment &fere trig—but to be followed by a
trial here, that may run into the Mamoru and on
matters:l am but partially permiued to know by
the Department nod my accusers, L, very lapel.
cmaly, placed on two ground.: I. My own request;
meaning that of Jane 4 noted above, end there
was no caber before' the ent--whicb bed
been pravicasty-july 12—ackitawkdired say
baking!) , declined: 2. The arreit ofaevet Major
...i. :
.
GenerelWtarth,lir writing/ n th Department, 'ea. •
tier the pretext and Om of .an appeth't an open
letter, to be sent through mein which I was grow
l' end faliely sealed of 'malice,' and , ooedrud.
unbecoming 11111 and gentlemen,' in the mat.
- ter of the General War, N0:319, on the subject of
puffing letters, for the newspapers at home.
On that second mint, the letter, from the. Depart.
meat of January IS, is more then ingenlons—it in
elaborate, subtle, and pnaGound—a professional die
sertation.inth the rare merit of teaching principles,
until t now, wholly unknown to military codes end
treatises, and of course to all mere soldiers, how.
ever great their experienCe to the field.
I beve,not in this place, time to do more than
hint at the taw tortacrepees of the novel doctrine
in lineation. ACcordtog to the Department, any
factions junior mdy at his pleasure, in the midst of ,
the enemy—wen "the pretext end form of an ap
peal" against his, 'commander"--inanit and outrage
him to the grossest extent, though be be the Gene
ratiwChiefi and charged , with the eondoct of the
Most critical operations; and that commander may
Oct anew the incipient mutineer until he shall
have Ant laid down his own authority and sub
mitted himself to h trial, or wait at least until a
distant period of -leisure the .a judicial examine
tion of the appeal and this is precisely the case
under consideration. The Department, in itseager
nen to coudemo me, could not take time to learn
of the experienced, that-the General in-Chief who
once submits to an outrage, from a junior, must lay
his account to suffer the like from all the vicious
under him—at ledat, down to a real that may be
supposed without 'influence, in high quarters, be
yowl the army. But this would not be the whole
mischief to the 'public service. Even the great
mass of the spirited, intelligent and well.affected,
among his brothers in arms, would soon reduce
such commander to utter imbecility by holding him
in just scorn and contempt fdr his recreancy to
himself. and country. ..and are duciphne and
officioncy of no mine In the jqle
But it was not my request'of Tune .1, nor report
N 0.30 iof July re., so largely quoted from above;
nor yet the appeal of one pnmunciado that has, at
. .
length brought doWn upon me this visitation, so
clearly predicted. That appeal ; no doubt, had its
merits—considering it came from an erratic broth
er—a deserter from the other extreme—who hav-
ing just made bis peace, with the true faith, was
bound to signalize apostasy by acceptable &mend.
talons of one,:k•r whom, up to Vera Cris, be
had professed [and not without cause] the highest
obligations. [lt was there he learned, from roe
that I was dcomer(at Washington, and straight
way the apostate begun to seek, through a quatrel,
the means of turning that knowledge to his owe
. benclit]. • No. There wan [recently] still another
element awoolated in the work—kept, as far as
practicable, out of the letter of recall; on influence
proceeding from the other arrested General -= who
requite willing that it should generally be under
stood [and who shall gainsay his significant acqui
eseencet] that all rewards and punishment., to
Army were from the first, to follow his reomunen•
dation. This, the more powerful of the prone* ,
Hadar against No. 119, well knew it the tune, as I
won knew, that he was justly obuozious—not
only to the animadversons of that order, but to
other censures of yet a much graver 'character.
In respect to this General, the letter of recall oh
serves, parenthetically, but with no acumen, wor
thy of more than "a hasty" notice, that some of
my specifications of his misconduct ate hardly
consistent with "your [my] official reports and corn.
mendgions."
Seemingly, this is a moot just rebuke. But
waiting for the trials, I will here briefly state that,
unkutunately, I Mewed that General's own re.
ports, written and oral, that my confidence,' lent
him, in adyrinu, had been but very gotta shaken
so early an the first week in October; that up to
that time, Crum our entrance into this city, I had
Fees, at the; desk, shut oat from personal inter
course with ray brother allure, and that it was not
till after; that confinement, that facts, conduct and
motivestregan to pour in upon me.
A word at toile fah Article of Wart can truly
Say that, in this, and other communicatione, have
not designed the slighut disrespect to the Corn.
mandeeirrChief of the Army and Navy of the
United States. No doubt he like my self and all
others, may fall into mistaku in to particular men;
and (cannot, ha ving.myself been behind the cur.
tarn, admit the legal fiction that off nets of a Suru
tory are the acts of the President. Yet, in my de
fengve statements, I hare offered no wanton dos
courtesy to the head of the War Department, al-
though that Ilinctioruuy is not in the enumeration
of the above mentioned article.
Closing my conevondence withthe Department
until Mier the approaching triaL •
I have the honor to remain. respectfully,
Your obetrt mere,. WINFIELD scum..
The floe. Ternary of Wor, Wax ltiogrtott. D. C.
ir A , the turning of capitalation, two days hefut,ouly
aliout a filth of the aiego train had arrived.
I Gement Taylor and others caimans,/ that MOOD
would be necessary.
. 1 In the specification against den. Worth. n is laid
that the outrage against Gee. Scat:, wan committed
-'under the pretest and tonne( an apPdtd."
Local bileUlgesee
GENERAL CONFERENCE
NORM. SESSION."
The General Conkrence of the Methodist Ems.
copal Morel d the United States 'commenced its
seuion yesterday in the Liberty street church.—
At nine o'clock the Conference was called toorder,
by Bishop Bedding, who mad e chapter of the
epistle of Timothy. Other services were perform:
ed by Bishops Waugh and Morris, after which tel.
tors were appointed to receive ; the 'credential* . of
motithere. J.lll. Trimble, or OLp tnd fill: Mi.
zel, of Balliatore, were selectoni, and reported the
name of eon hundred and thirty-Ran delegates.—
A gnome being declared present, the Ccoffereace
proceeded to the election of a Secretary by ballot.
At the second ballot, the Rev. J. M. Trimble, of
Ohio, ras closes, lilt Rev. Jesse T. Foch nail
Rev. John Fraser as aisikants.
Bishop Redding o addressed the Conference
sad stared that no for al address vrould be made
dry the Bishops. but t at in a kir days some sug.
gestioniwonld be re • , looking to a change in the
.'
discipline of the Chu ch.
The hour of race
Ind theCadjournme• at 12
• • soon
was then axed et s a. it
et 12 th for the present.
4e
In the afternoon, business was resumed at
three o'clock, imd manner of appointing the
StandingConiuni determined.
The somber of conferences which are rep
resented is twenty-three. The procecdiap
of the Conference promhie . to be of interma, and
we aball gire'concisely the doings from day to
day, , .
Deowszw--A Frenchman named Thiebtrod Cur.
donnier, who came aboard as a deck passenger, at
Louisville, on the 22,1 uft., and entered Lse Pitts
burgh, wan drowned on Sunday morning, the 23d,
ofrthe steamer Eureka, a little above Petro', led.,
in attempting to draw a bucket of water. Deco..
ed was a heavy set man, and probably 39 years of
age. From the direction on his trunk, he seems to
have come into this country via New Orleans. .111 s
trunk wilt be retained until Nome reliable ittforrea
tiott'esn be had of him. In the inean'time,voy
communication respecting bins may be addreised
to khe boat, care Mri Jac Grab.), No. 11.5Libeity
street, gatsburgh. •
On aliening hislirook, it was Gond to contain
his passport, dated pt Bretton, on the tipper Rhine,
in 181 7, giving his name, size, age, color of hair,
ayes, &a, to 'the most minute particulars. ilia
trunk also contained 92 five franc piece., 2Aure . P
ican half dollars, a small gold cylinder escapement
repine Watch,with gold chain and key, and a qusts ,
tityof excellent clothing. The body of the unfoa
zonate stranger had not been recovered.
qinciumdi and N. Orleans papers please copy'.
A trios max Smaim. who had wandered Ina
to Cincinnati, from the hamitale of Mexico, doeblo
to obtain other, employment, engaged as it deck
hand on the Steam Boat Yankee, but becoming
very ill, ha wee kindly treated till the boat reached
thin port.
Yesterday, after orue difficulty, he WWI taken In
charge by the nulled°, of the port, and provided
ihr onto( the Merino Hospital fund.
Conciarr.—Our readmit amid bear in memory
the concert al the Lutheran Church (Rev. Mr.
pseaavaner) 4tis evening. The object to which the
receipts are to be applied must. induce the atten
dance of the philanthropic; and the lavers of music
will enjoy a treat..
Duntcr Coirar or lharral Sroi roa W.
Dimon. Or Pa„--Court•met--Grand Jury called :
only thirteen In aurrolsoce—zot sworn, and Court
adjourned, to meet this morning, ltd instant, at JO
o'clock.
Dsi.Y.—The Ohio Stage Company, on Monthly,
the 2ith, commenced running their stages daily on
the Pittsburgh do Wooster line. This arrangemeht
has long been demanded . by the business wants of
the community.
Tax Tames—This renowned General arrived
restarday, and bolds three levees today at Apollo
thaani t th el
Mrs Di% the- philiurthropic lady who Ices Wien
no much interest in the comfort of prisoner% 'is in
townh sad Eying at the Monoturebela House. -
A Scorr mmixismc—The Conkrees of the Pif
Mouth Congrcsaiotod District of Pennsylvania, met
• few days macs. and appoluted Dr. David Homer
or Adams county as the Delegate to the National
Convention, (and Dr. Willitun Mcllvain, as the
Elector. We understand that the Delegate ts
instructed, but is favoreble to the nomination of
Gtf,"7smt•
• I
tint Caurs—Tbe Hurt:Margit Telegraph says :
o!
"Ttar - Wbeat Crop of this county generally I •a I
remarkably well, and farmers from all sections of
out agricultural districts; sayit has never mai d
-Caine at flue:reason. Tlaisama may be aald•of Ma
adjuialnar county of Northumberland. I
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Crecrupoaul! • •
M=M
Wssmsaros, May 1,181&
In the Senate a messageWss received from the
President concerning affairs in Yucatan.
The Senate adjourned early, in consequence of
the Mans of Senator Ashley, who died in the af
ternoon.
Scuts—At 12 o'cloek the i Tice President called
the Senate to order.
Mr. Borland announced the death of Mr. Ashley,
highly eulogizing his private character.,
Mr. Breese kdkitied in a brief eulogy, after
which the usual resolutions, and another appoint- .
'ug a committee to make preparations for the fora,
' which takes taws ..-----
which takes place to marrow, were passed,and
the Senate adjourned. '
•
BOOM OP Rarsurterrartvws.—Mr. McKay'. res-
Eaton that the House should meet hereafter at 11
clock, was adopted.
Mr. Vinton moved a ansperuiroa of the rulCa to,
enabler him tootles a resoluuon fixing a day kr the!
consideration of the Appropriation Bill. The voter
Was taken, and the resolution adopted.
A melange was received from the Sennte,
an
nouncing the death of 'Mr. Ashley. Mr. Johnsoai
of Arkansan, mods soete feeling remarks, the mien
ternary resolutions ware pissed, and the House
adjourned.
Correspondence of the Pittebersh Gazette
Partanurait, May 1, 1848-
By an 'arrival at Nem Orlems, later advice,
have been received from the Capital of Mexico.=
There is some delay in the ratification of the treaty
and Pena y Pena has asked an extension of Mar
months upon the time specified for its consumma
tion originally.
The Hon. Nathan Clifford, Minister .Plenipoten.
thuT, attended by bin Secretary of Legation, Rob.
art Walsh, jr., had reschrid the capital.
Sickness prevriils in the artily to a great extent'
and no less thin one thousand invalids have
been sent from Jalapa to the country.
Lis. Dutton a: idedison,of the 2d Pa..Voluuteers,
had beee awaigned upon e Charge of murder 'ot
Manuel Toren°, arid en attempt at burglary, lip
on the house of which Torello woe clerk. 2mWn
1
others are implicated.
Exelesiva Correrpondenee of the l'ittabargh Gazette
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Mayl.,
Flour—The mat-kat is steady hut inactive.
Groin—There in a steady . deminit for Cora—
Oats are dul There is a fair inquiry for good
samplea of Wheat.
Proviniona are unchanged.
Ccitton—There is a better feeling in the market.
Groceries--Rugura have a downward tendency.
The markets generally are without change.
ticbleier Correspondence or the Pittsburgh Getsette.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
att.SLYOZE, May 1, ISIS.
Flour—The gualgu haws has proddeed on
change. Market nomizoilly as before. '
Grain—Sole of prime red Wheat at SI !Mt' of
prinM white Corn M 44 eta of prime yelidw as 44
016 eta; of Oats at 3S811e; of Rye at COO.
Whiskey—Sales at 2210231 e.
Provisiona are without change. No activity.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
=MC=
Flour—Sales at $5Ol
Groin— ales prim 4 white Wheat at 31,41/Ql42i
prime red, .1,000 baihels, at $1,36051,29; Ctira,
prime vrhite,lialik; 3,000 tanhola Oati,ate; Rye,
Caton--A better acting prevails in the ru
Diu change in prices.
Provisions and Groceries ate without Change.
Correspoetlenee of the ?imbue!. Queer..
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cmclicunt, May I, ISIS.
Flour--Sales of 9:10 bbls at St OW
Witinkey—Sales 500 bbis at 15cts.
Sugar—Sole of prime N. 0. nt 410. •
Bacon—Sales of 40,000 lbs. sides at 31c.
No change in any other lending artian.
brrorraar rutronsczauarr mon Gga. Tame,
DITIZCIXO nis rasmon.—We received, late !ad
evening, from our Washington Correspondent, a
later eositgiairig the gallcreriag highly intentstilig
formation:
A letter from General Taylor willappear next,
meek, avowinchis neantrientl its ilthig,',6d, if
elected, his dotainiilatioe to austsda Whig meas
ures, and his purpose to bring amend him a tho
rough going Whig Cabinet. 'Skoog gramma is In
ken in this letter against the exercise of the Veto
Power. flow far it maybe consistent with other
letters, or what the effect of delaying the knee to
the present time, remains to be sees. Upon his
whole , Presidential question, indeed, upon balk
sides, one can only guess at results; and the limit
guessers will, in the end, have the mode of being
8/11130 or Mursourenes—The ship Cleone
which alike! from this port yesterday alternate for
Shanghai, hos as passengers, Rev. Charles Tay or
and B. Jenkins, Misaionaries !nun the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sciuth, being the first who have
been sent out under the patronage of this floard;—
Boston 7aaraeal2stk
''Curmostas or a Loan Grovern.”—ln the do.
bate in the United States Senate, °tithe mission
to Rome, Mr. Calhoun said, he had aeon the En
ghat' and French ministers draw their swords in
the 'White House on a point of pretwdence. • Ile
had on one occasion to consult Mr. Admit about
the subject. It was a point of great tenderness
among the foreign ministers..
Lars stows-Cute.—The new and splendid
ship:Samuel Ittuusel,Capudu Palmer, arrived on
the Moth from Canton, having left Whistimoa on
too sth of February. Among the passenrs by
the Samuel Russel Mrs Alexander H. Everett,
relict of the tale U.S. Minister to China.
Scommiummt.—Rev.James Hardy, of Lowell,
has left Ins family tot the second time. A let t er,
mailed at New York; has been received at Lowell,
supposed to be in his own hand. disguised, whets
in he is spoken of as haiing ' , made lashed among
the fishes."
COMMIX= S waters while In California. coif
trteted for the erection ofa handsaw's' and tubas.
fiat edifice, to be dedicated to the auto of Educa
tion. The New Brunswick Uniotisiya "it is dear •
ly finished, and is to be called ' Stockton HalL' 'l.
Yozx SSD AISILXL—Tne Whigaohheaecomtiea,
Composing the 15th CongrahowarDistrint , of 'oar
State, have selected Dr. WILLIAM frlch.vvur as their
'delegate to the National Couveution, wtthout
itructions
.Bravotincr.— Mr. Clapp, of Portland, low
left by will a fund of eight thousand dollars forthe
education and relief of female otphsta childten,
and but thousand dollars be furnishing fuel to un.
fortunate widows and other poor women. •
A WAturourrcet Ccomustouomrr r ot the Tatum
moo the quomtkre from Lewis' "Plumbs," ph,
Didi, &moral kee, is tnueleted by the Polkeom•
Mentators, .04; Trim, you deuced luor.
A Lamer SIZMILES ill to be run regularly epee
month between New York endßennuds,fromlhe
7th of May.
•
•-•Cbarle
The US. Ship Gent antown, commander Charles.
Lowman* sailed kiln Norfolk tr Vera Cruz ,on
Monday i 1331. t I
MR. KUMLA., editor of the Union Magazine,
hos gone to Europe in aimpany with Bor. Mn.
Bellows and lady. _
The wheat crop in the neighborhood of RoCk
ingharn, Va., presents a most cheering and prornie
.
leg aspect.
Ta the Rom Gabriel Adam+, Mayor of the Gity l of
Pittabargh.
We, the undersigned citizens of Pittsburgh, ei
apectfully request you to call a public meeting of
the citizens, at M'Faden at Co.', Warehouse, on
Tamil.) , evening, the 2d of May, et 71 o'clock; to
adopt suitable mums to remove the nuisance
anvil from the ,baneful and filthy . conditicni of
the Canal Benin, by which our city is thivateried
with pestilence. April 29, lan.
EL Moore, IL Pang,
Wm. M. Bell, Wailer Bryant,
C. Curtis. Gen! Albrec,
Inc. H. Mellor, C. H. Paulson,
P. A. Rinehart, A. Bidwell, •
C. J. Shaffner, William Doughw,
Thomas Herring, A. Jaynes,
Wallingford at Co., . William Bell, •
Clarke ac Thaw, J. Ferree at Co.
Geo. IL Miltenberger, John M'Faden ac Co.,
If. IL Ryan, C. Taaife,
Henry I.:Burkholder, D. Leech ez Co.
Joseph Koox, - -
In compliance with the above request, I heresy
call a meeting of the citizens of Pittsburgh, at the
time and place above mentioned.
G. ADAMS, Mayor]
April. 22, ISIS.
l‘FLartai Vzsteinot —The taunter of • great rya:i
cily fora formidable disease, has no right to keep Its
use from hie fellow-creatures. So thought Dr. liFLahe
when he was Induced to offer his great, remedy for
worms to the public. A profound physician, ettiorut6
a very large practice, ha did not fear to be confounded
mid,
the herd of wombs who Impose upon tba: public
their *willowa end' a. patent medicates.' Ho was
therefore induced by Kidd re Co., dmigisht, to dispute
of his recline discoverer, and the Vomitus. hi now
fur sale in nearly every village and town of the noon
try. It is the soveralso remedy far worms.. For sale
at the Dreg Store of .1 KIDD &CO, 00 Wood street.
+~_~:
"77:
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gitel;cbm:aor n4-tkii=r..iitlilp:qiiT,
hbaonie Rat r
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ty Reeorder. W. Menai was raised • firmer on Em
nons Island; I. MI old. et n, • good Whig, sad vvor.;
thy of an •tuve support: , Ile lino ut the late war, and
his father In the Revolutionary .
mylhdlvirtfT - EAST LIBERTY.
DIED,
On Dandily mo rning. May Ist. Mr. Ilsausrsrrs
.lrrrcr, ia theyear of her ago.
The funeral will. like plane this (Tuesday) morning,
at 10 o'cloci, from the residence of her sownplaw,
Junes Bu'rhidge, Sr; Sr. Clair street, near the und g e.
The friends-of the &lily ant respectfully invited to
attend without further notice,
On Monday, May 1, Jon. P., son o (James and Mary
Old, aged 4 years.
• •
The funeral will take place this day (May inl) from
the residence of his father on Canal street, head of
Fourth, al 3 o'clock, P. Al. The 'friends of the fondly
are 'respectfully invited to attend.
TA78.8.14E AB, • ALEXANDER ANDERSON, late
y , •afNillheld sweet, in the town of Belfast, in the
County of Antrim, in Ireland, gentlenatm, deceased, pre-
Tinss to hie death, made and published his last will and
testament, in writing, bearing date the 5111. day of
blarch,lCCO, and thereby, after devising and bequeath
ing therein, he devised and bequeathed, as and in
the words tbllovring, vie give and devise end be..
queath unto my natural son, ALEXANDER ANDER
SON, who resided in Pittsburgh, tu the United Suites
of America, when I last heard f rom bun, in the month
of February, MI6, the sum of three hundred pounds
sterling, provided It WWI be ascertained, by advertise
ments menial Macrae of the North American papers,
or fr om any other soma th at he is alive ai the period
of the deathor marriage of my said orifein mid where
as, !dargeey Anderson, the wife of the said Alexander
Anderson, departed this life on or about the rid day of
November. IMO, whereby the said legacy of three ha
dredpounds sterling has become payable. Now I here
by give rmtice that I am ready and willing, end hereby
oCer to pay over to the said AJegander Anderson, if
still alma (00 as the legal representatives of the said
Alexander Anderson, provided he orgre livineat th
Omen( the decease of the said hlsrigery Anderson,) the
Bald suns of threibund red pounde sterling; upon seqa
factory evidence being given to me of the facts above
' required, within three months from this dote, otherwise
the "id legacy gd' be for ever barred:-Dated at
ik-lfari, County of Antrim, :,Ireland, this YOth day of
March, Ibis. .. (Signed) JOIIN SMIMS,
Executor of the late Davidamon, who was Execu
tor of.saideUexander Andersen. nogidat
•
TO TRAVELERS.
ZO=LI
EXPRESS FPHIA AST PACKET
ALT LIN
IM E,
ORE. FOR PHILADEL
ANDR
• lEactoalv.xtv ens P•1111iXOS•S.)
/VILE Canal end Rail Roads being none in excellent
order, the packets of this line will leave with pas
*eager, ••• follow!, every evening, at 0 o'clock.
Ohio—Capt Craig. Tuesday, May 2.
Indium—UM P Berkey, Wednesday, May 3.
Kentucky--Capt IlTrany,Tbursdey, 4.
Loaisinue—Tbompann, Friday, 6.
•. Ohio—Copt A Cnug,Natuiday, 6.
Indiana—Cot P Berkey, tiuntlay.7.
the propnetors olden - line built new boats durum the
winter, with the ladled cabin enlarged, which will ab
ford greater comfdit to persons traveling with their
luallles
PWsellgel• by this route pass over ISO miles rail road
in day bglit
If you desire cheap traveling and comfortable accorn
modatious,.secure your tickets at the Packet Office,
Monongahela House, Wliltift, or of
apYi, LELCII Xs Co, Caaelpoun
New Paper and DN.& Netablishmene,
.79 Wool, Sr., minas poen% Axe Mown , ALLOT.
rINIE: subscribers have min opened, at the above
I stand, a Large stock of different qualities ruled and
plain white and blue ‘Vriting and Lever Paper, amt.
mettle) and pocket post Flat Cop, dewy and medium
writing papers, for blank bookie medium and royal co
lored Printing Papers; medium, dncoy and cap Day
Books and Ledg superior paper and best Eastern
binding; School Iko ers,
ns of all kin.; standard works in
Theology and Sciences; 4jullls, gold and steel Pc.,
Wafers, Wax, Bill File., ae. kc.
Blank Books of all 'ices ruled to patient, and bound
In a:mm.l substantial wanner. •
Country Merchants supplied at lowest who/enn-pri
eel Alt cash, or ngs at cash prices,
JOB PILINTINLL—IIaving slob office in COSIDndOI,I
'th one establishment, we ere prepared to execute all
ordeis Melanin and fancy Prinung--books,pomplikta,L
circulars, buginies cards, M. &fedi.. &0... win dd.
patch md at law priers. miaow& ENGLISH,
myg 7d teuod at, between 4th ad diamond alley. •
'l` OUR stone- Market street, No 50, between
4 n
dd sod Ch, may as all times he (nand. , large
stock of Theolopeal and Miscellaneous Hooks. 'New:
books received as saw Ss published, sod sold al low
est prices. The publications of the Americus Sunday
School Gain's and Massachswetti Sabbath School &-
m . ,. always on hand, Catalogues furnished on sp.
pllcsu. ! • ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
soy* on , id market st, between 30 and Mb
—•
/PEW CBAii, 11.13 COURTAND P E/JP LE; includi ng,
•Tourin Barney and Sweden by John klezwelb
received this day and for sale by '
Jour: nos & srooateg.
Booksellers, ear Market and ad au .
Chronicle and American copy.:
'DALAI SOAP-60 bls L golf Pilot god
aing from
P for sale by tay4 JAIIEiDALZLIA.
Lb eu ltD . :3l . lqUl bbl m s ;bnding I'm wan"; rettbl
€
I , AI2ADY SEED-2 bbls Jost realism! iron able by
A FAR Willa,: is Co,
.•
- myl • ' barber Lat sold wood ow
OLIVE 011,-100 pale last reed sod for sate by 1
.12 a A FAIngESTOCK.&Cd.
LAVF—NDER—ISO lbsium reed .4 for sale by
myl BA FAHNEATOCK Co
RODUCE-43 sacks Cony;4 bids Win; 50 bsule
P
Massed; IGO do Potatoes;' kegs Boner; ICI do
Latdt Ze) boob Osist in store end for osis byp
sty 3 ' • • . ..•TASSEL & BEST
POTASI-1-9 casks =oiled and for mein by
full - • - TASSKY *. pan.
ALT 3-13 bidb on baud and for mak by
. _
19014. GLASS-SOD bxs- *awned .ixes, ft!
TO, dal% OxLI, lOsIbb19214,1U11.6,111111,1.2.110;
so 21.130, in summand br,malt br ,
. -,• - • TASSEIIa BEV
COPFEE-400 bags prima Rio'Coe, locale by
ffe
.42 •. J k ft FLOYD
rrEA-7.Sbali dwelt , Y Ii and ti P Teat, of late ha.
- portatioaa, for sale by m} I& It FLOYD
rrOBACCo-3o by. fa, Lump end Sport Tobacc.;
keg , . B Twist de; Gar rale by
,Tt;t7, l :w o e l b l. , -25 bbt. m 11 C Tar, 23 do Tanners'
r , I d c R. FLOYD
LARD -40 kegs Mal Lard; 10 abir do do;for rale by
say 2 , J& B FLOYD
Thoodo• azid Flax S7dittilisApi
llllGl . T 2 o , 2ll(l . !ons . AUezheuy ItosykohatteA6
T,ALOUR—dO bbl. Flow, Ohio extra...jug lauding from
steamer Caleb Cope, tad for sale by
tl 3.1 Y lIABBAIIGII,
la I ' Si water add lUdineut st
RICE FLOII2- 4 0 bbla Ryv Fkatz, just reekl nod for
sato by owl S a W HARBAUGII
OAT --320 bas. Oalsjust reed per IacILDICL Caleb
Cope ail Beareroaal for ula by
my ' S IDISSAUGII
LOVEUSEED-10 bags Cloverseed, lust landing
and for sale by iayt 9 &WHARBAUGH
SOAP AND •CANDLES-30 In No 1 Sospi 25 do.
-Candles, "mat^ just bonding from um: Pacille, and
jos sale by • ' myl" & RABILAUOII
LAMARTINE - AND ROLLIN-4ast reed, entre
ship of the distinguished Kends of Intent In
maniac and Ledro
J GILLESPIE ,i-Ca
HAWLS—.A. A Mason & Co, 60 !darker at, hove re
.seed per Express, 4 carton. of rich Crape Show*
also, 4 do of fti'd end plata, Thibet embrobrod, French
Cashmere, and many otherEhavels. myl
SILK FIUNOFS—He piece. esiorleil,Nos Bin&
Silk Frintes,liist opened . by -
myt SHACKLE:TT ft WHIT
IDLEACHED DRILLING-2 c • fly and medium,
.D jyt reel by my! SHACKLE/7 & WHITE
NjD OLOVFIS--An Y.:mow of Ladies cyl °ems
black and colored Kid °loyal., Yeah Impanations,
jcivread by myt • BkIACKLETT & WHITE
-r 0401 4 :13 AND TAS-601ms Sicily Leman.; 4Obt.ls
I'4 prime N C 7.; L'IP'd T a rAPPEI (VgtßbY
pNNtss ()11.-2O
bbi%
"c I=I;MVIE d
for We by MI
IirACKEREL-50.1,413 No 3 Mackerel, brawled
13rj large, recaved 4331 for axle by
' • JAS ty1.42ZE3.1.2:
noTroN-44 Nan Cotton for sole by -
1„,1 tnyl. JA3 DALZELL
N AILS- kegs, assorted sire._
for sale by
JAS DA _ ly
kcp is store and for mI b •
O IL VT [ RUL-10 00 `'"ii r ealafEirlic"on'ln by
Cl PDS. TURPENTINE— , S bbln hut teed ittolicr;ttie
_byTV!, R 'Ft SELLERS
ALUM -4 bbbejun.reed and ( or tale by
amyl • It E SELLERS
To oentra ccccc and Builder.
T,lOll SALE...rent low, to close the busincas of the
lute fins of Coutable ic Strickler, 3 pair of Vault
,floors, of superior manufacture.. Apply to,
• . CONSTABLE, BURKE & Co., •
a ...Bar fd &List door from wood
L[NEN • CAMBRIC 11DXFS—Filly dox Cambri ,
Hdkfs, from tooditua to firm just ape od by
0p.25 suAtaxtr& WHITE
DISH AND TAR-60 bbl. Racists.; 25 do Not'
ebadi 3u do prima N C Tor; to entre studf r oalo
by Oats.. TAA FEE & O,COAOIL •
lifFC/1=43 bids Pitch on band and for ale 17
npttntw TA AVM tr. O'CONNOR
COLOKKD QUILTS—W K 11Ittiphy 'incites" the ats
motion of honsekeepers to his assortment of above
goods, loot priced and line, at reduced prices, at cor
ner
of eth and Market sta .
tr_EUL
WNOLISII MINTS Felt 111--Rsed
Xs additional supply of fins IFinglish Prints, at cia,
per y•rtl, uPry Goods Ilouse'ot
p'29
EORGIA NANKINS-1, supply of finest Georgia
Naukirus,just !yob' by, ara • W lULVRPIIY
RAPE LUlSE—White, Pink and Blue, for inle by
C
tte79 C A,RISUTHNOT, N Wood et.
L(VYING GLASSES—Different shell, for salo cheep
by G ARBUTHNOT
ABASOLS AND UMBRELLAS—Conan sad silk,
for sale by slag C ARBUTHNOT
ARTIFICIALS—FIoweny f‘priga and . Wientbs, for
sale by aNN C ARBUTHNOT
GpFeoWLA7tD—Qo bbl., on rotarnont and for
ado b • oprn SELL d.DECOLS , •
VIANUFACTURED TOBACCO—CI bas C Kors
foi I dodo&; now landing' amd for We Igor by
aga , BAUD DICKEY In - Co, front
C LEAF-10 Lai Land, l io% w close "'ulg''"l-BAIAII
14,2, DICKEY
Fsni.-33 [ibis Dio I Freoh Harried; 3do riirrieridi
roomed yhod; jam received and for Ade by •
app L S wATEnaiezi,ai water end trd front sr_
RYE FLOUR-60 Rye Flour, a superior wire!
just received and for sale by
LS WATERMAN
.
de 0 —1 MOU lbe assomted Moon, in more arid fo
J. 3 sale b alai L 4 WATERMAN
Q WEL - TOIL-4 'buk Is Ins
no o,,,ZrihuZastsZr.vl.2.l.,
I9INGLASS-2 cues Cooper's laididats, or Gedekdoe,
'1 jolt reel .d for We by
apt° ". J SCHOONIdAEF.II. I Co, 91 wood In
AUCTION' BAUS.
By Jekii D. Davis. Asa tlaawe
• •
Fad of _ Dry Goodi, l *'
=Or ThursdaymdreaMN..T.dth,.sllo.otlick,
commercial. Halm Boom, corner of Wood and :filth
sta,will be sold, witHout reserve, for eminent aerie=
it may concern, en extensive assortment or fresh WA.
...owe pry Hoods,rec.,arsong Nrhinh ari, 120 P. risk
style prints, G 3 pe ltlmmbester eughatis, 41 pe _un
bleached skirtinp aud Meetings, - cloths, easamieres,
tweeds, Winans, cravats„white, mtd, and yellow
netv, linen drillings, summer stripe, su pe r 4-3 French
elm.; English and American prints, French lawns,
linen and cotton check, tiekln (matte.
prints, jaeonet and cambric m eassimems, 11301241
de lame, ballarines and lustres, les French and Ger
man linens, merino, cashmere. crape' and mom de
Mine slam's, handkerchiefs, 'ilk and velvet,. Areas
silks, black Will, sew silk, ribbons, colored emPrs.
&Mace., merinos,S ma and bock mmlinh glee..., h.-
sierY. lanes, base s, reticules, parasols, panCoolettes,
umbrellas,. Or.
At 2 o'clock, p. m.
A large uuortment of queensware, glassware, Vo
eerie', confectiomry, writing and Ns - nipping paper,
band boxes, shovels, mattocks, pick., liarand mumre
forks. tobacco, *emirs, matches, writing desks, table
cutlery, French brandy, Madeira wine, Holland gin,
old Monongahela whiskey, ageneial•monseent of neve
and secon hand household finalture, cooking store,
kitchen utensils, As. -
At 71 o'clock, 0...
A lam collection of valuable miscellaneous books,
espbramng Mandard works in the various departments
of science and literature; letter and cap writing paper,
blank books, rte. my 2
Brerutor'.l Sala of House/told Fuinitur. One teal
sus& Family Horse, Buggy and Harms.
On NVednesday afternoon, the 3d iust..at .3 o'clock,
at the dwelling - house of the hue Jacob Myers, on PCII/1
street, a few doors above Hand atm; will he sold
withoutreserve, a large quantity of good quality
household furniture, &along which are, mahogany
spa-peseta *We, snahogany . rocking and parlor chairs,
mahogany card tables, I pair ornunansi ,
I. splendidla day motel trine piece withshade,
hra.e Al hour clock, I sett candelabras, mantel orna
ments, mahogany and common bedsteads, feather beds
sod bedding, •curleir hair patent spring Marna...,
wardrobe, warn and work-stands, cerpetingl hearth
rugs, fenders, fire irons, copper coal boo, venetian win
dow blinds,W3loares of •suiptr, boo =cumuli and
other family groceries, provisions:, soap, candles, fie.;
learner trunk. carpet bag, hat cue, saddle begs, bar d
cues, private library, Ste, together with- yatiety of
Ifimuhold goods, kitchen fumitdre, fie.
...One.caluable horse, with buggy and harness.'
,
Tutu at sale,
ear/ • JOHN D DAVIS, Mies
Largo Sak of Fehroi Boar, Cop and Pont Payer,
On Monday, _Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday
evenings of the present week, will be sold at the Com
mercial Sales Robins, corner of Wood and Fifth tits,
01 packages, embracing an extensive collection of
rideable arm books, put nmeleed from Fblladelphia
end New York, among which will be found stand.'
works in the carioue departments of science and liter
rehire, history, theolotry, poetry, medicine, he. he.
Family and pocket bibles, full and bound blank
books, letter and cap writing paper, gold pens, quills,
be. A.
Sale posture,
Books may be examined during the day.
"II . JOHN D. PAWS, hut.
Fag Trotting Horses at AUdloll.'
On Friday afternoon May sth, at 3 o'clock, at the
livery stable or H afternoon,
on Front mem, app.
site the blonongabela Hoasc,,rill be .old without ler
terns for aecouni of whom it may cotter:Ng bead.
some yeuntbbrown Hones, with bob mils 1 bryllare,
6 years old, well broke for single bantam, all of which
S
ore M trotters. myi JOHN I)HAVI6, 'Aubt.
Twenty-Dee building Lots, at the new Court Home,
on Saturday, the 6th day of Play, at 3 P. 'AI, innate on
about stmet-12 Lots, each 24 feet front, avenging
about I Ott feet deep, opposite the Cathedral. 2 Lots, to
gether, 42 feet front on 0111211 street, 92. feet Irt inches
on Frith street, and 41 feet 9i inches on Wylte street.
On Wylie street —4 lotr, of which 3 are “eb 23 feet
front, by
deep.e deep, and one f 2 feet 12 inch front, by
about MI These lots mannerly opposite the Law
Corner. 031 Ross street-7 lots, each 24 feet front, by
It* feet,so •20 feat alley. These lots are opposite the .
Jail; one is on the corner of Foss street - and the 4th
street Road. 011 Fourth street Road , 4 lot;' 24 feet
front, by about 12:1 feet deep' I lot, 92 feet flinches, by
about 123 feet deep.
Terms, one-sixth in • ban Ind the imidae it Doe
equal annutd.pnyments, fmu. Ist day of Spnl last,
with Interest, payable mori.t.e.—ally, on the let days
Oewber and April In each year to be Secured by
bond and mortgage. Title Indispu table, and po saeseion
givers immediately. A plan of the lota can toe men at
the office of Robb 'A tirComtell, Mint street, nest 'to
the Post Lffice.. SABAH It FETTERMAN.
.24 30HN.1) DAVIS, Aoet.
AMUSEMENTS
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
C. S. roans . Manager and Lenten.
DIR. ANDERSON FOR TWO NIGHTS MORE
TUISDAY,, MAY 2, 164.1, to commence with its
play of
HAMLET! •
. .
Runlet. ••• .. .......... • •• • • •Mr. Anderson.
Ghost. Mx Oxley..
queen Miss Porter.
After which, DANCE. billiss Ann. Malvin.
• To et:mends with .
DAP AFPER THE WEDDJNG.
Col. Freelove , Mr. Inltsrnm.
Lady klinabeth • Ni.. Petrie.
To-morrow—Mr. Anderson} last appearance . th.
Wonders of the Spirit World!'. '
AT PHILO HALL •
IA ROY SUNDERLAND, every evening AeteePi
J iatordalitho present week. By.the unanimous
reipaest efite large *lntense; repeated ti the Flow of
his laid course, he will' glee ritother ionic. of his
INTELLIXTUAL ERTAINXIENIS,
During which be will performs o .combination of origi
nal cad brilliant experiments, in PaseinetiniL blysten
ono - Musical-and blirthild—walike anything ever de
veloped by any-other person, since the world began,
end exceeding in Intents the of the Fairies, or
the Tabs. ollinsAnablan Nighto -
Doors open at 1 o'clock; to commence aitil o'clock,
na. . . .
.ViegfatkklifferMll9M ">IX for al.
Gratnitoae lectarao to Lam op Haatat, on Tuesday
and Thursday, at 3 P.M. - • mayl:loi.
• oeseerContalfrea.lliiatc. • L ,
Or 'rummy Ev coo«it or
Sacred Music will be given to the English Luther
an Church, 7th street, Pitethargh, by the Choir , of the'
Church, assisted by the principal musicians of Pitaz
burst and Allegheny. ProL ohbock will preside at .
the Piano Forte ; the Orchestra will be under the direc
tion of Mr. J. Httite, Oath: Voeal Music ander, Mr.
T. Fawnes.
. The proceeds of the cone,: .ill-be appropriated to
the furnishing of the Infuniary, about to be opened, for
the relief of the sick surd disabled. It is hoped that the
humane object of this conceit will commend_ itself to
the kind and merciful of both cities.
Tickets 50 centito be had at the bookstores,at C.
Yenger's Market slice; and at the door of the Church.
=i3
BIWA GREVE= .
ILL MAKE 'IDS FOURTEEN BALLOON
ASCENSION, ou Saturday, thellth of May, from
Ma loge and epacions yard in the rear of the Amen
can Hotel, Piusburgh, entrance on Penn street, near
Me Canal Bridge • Tleketa BI rents, to be had at Kin.-
lore Agency, 31 . (lItet, Begun'. Mat *Store, Wood et,
Unitedßtates Carry'sl Drug Stine,
.Allegheny,
and at tha door on the day .St the AMensrom Door.
• • Deli o'clock 1 m Moe
OMNICILILL TOM THUMB. •
TEUS distinguished MAN IN MINIATURE, :2O weghing
only LS pounds, in years of age sad inchesbet •
high, who has been 'keened with the highest marks of •
Royal favor by queen piston and allure principal
Creamed Heads of Earope, and who has performed be
fore BOOD,OCU of persanedmingkhe hun font peen, will
hold THREE LEVERS EACH DAY, at Apollo Hall,
FOR A FEW DAYR ONLY, eramencing Monday,
Vey LL ' •
Hoax or Elararrion--Momlng,from Ilk to 1 tic ooh;
Afternoon, fromMA - Evening, from 7i tot.
• Doors Often halt an boor in alien:WC
The Lira General will appear in all ends perforin .
gums. ineleding Pangs, Dean, Grecian Humes, Ae.
He will elm represent Napoleon Bonaparte, Fredenak
the Great, feet Ile will also eas in his Scotch Cos
tume, and his elegant Conn Thwas, Wont benne Her
• Majesty, Queen Victoria; • the King and the gams of
the French; Nicholas, the Emperor of Rasa, _and .11.
' the principal Crowned Heads and Nobility oMrope,...
He is pericktly. symmetrical in all his proportions, to
telligerd and graceful, beyond belie; end smaller Mao
anyntfant this ever walked alone.
Tb, rongnifteent Frauds, Jewels, ko.,retelved from
the Kings, gonna and Nobility of Europe, will be an ,
balked. Hu beautiful MINLMTREEOUIPAGE,pre ,
seated by Queen Victoria; consisting of. the emallest•
Horses to the world, and Chariot, mended by. Elfin
Coachman and Footman In Livery, will promenade the
streets daily, and be seen in front of the Hall at the ;
close of each day Levee. . • '
Ladies, FlLUithe• and Children, are
. respectfulty
vied to attend the 11.0 Levees, as they are usually le
crowded thattlhose of the atwln g.
..
E, vo woo.) in
ttWfli.o!latitetlarnfti'l
I rBACCO-3b 9 bra John Rucker sops ts Tobacco;
BO 9 has John Rocker
s.V 9 " James Madison ba
lb ban J 2.1 &man' Rs. . "
35 "' James : ' 5s
40 " nEIII7 fr. James Ss
XS " Henry R. lames as ",
`. l 8 " R R Warwick `es " .;
On consignment, from manufacnuers of LynFhbarg
and Richmond, and tad! be sold m Eastern pnces, to
the Rode. .. 1.. 8 WATERMAN •
.149 • 31 water and 09 feßnt st
GILOVES AND 110.11ERY—J int reed, dos lan
diesblack, white, brows and slue Cotton , Hose.
Irma 65 cents per pair op the finest quafity. Alsa r lOil
clas pews ,Coma Hal( Hose, NO dos lisle, thread, silk.
awl lines: Gloves; also, 5 , evums Ladies •Bajoliad
(Mires. Dealers and otherstbat Irish bargains in the
above articles, will find them at
up% 951rr11 & JOLINSOS'iI. 46 mimics? 'st
fIy4OCEMES, hbde- N 0 Sugarl 'WO bbls,
1.11 Dungeon Molasses; 3 0 bbisSpzur House Moles.
us; 40 bbis Loaf Sager; 190 bege Corea; 19 las of
Rice; lab casks peaces Scala Ash; received by labs are
iivals from New (Melees eed for ule by
W& tintrtt,,itEurnEE
13 ACUN-11 casks anoul •arN
• •a csakaGreen dci.jual recd oa consign
moat, and for We low to close, by - • •
ap...Nd3l*. •. A GORDONifrontst•
1111 R. o
stelctsigued has Juni received a select assor
t f Table and other fine CntletT, including
bassen and Guying Knives sad Forks; which, with a
larsse stock of !trashes of every description, and Shoe
makera Mulinge, he will dispose of as usual, 011 ma.'
W R mvnewirl '"" 1 ° vi""' Joint w.aLAJLE,
- soy Stata • 1W mood street'
• Pennayiirnal•Tßall Read Company..
THE interes t due
C43'-
t to Stockholders will be paid at t lie
ffi
pang, on and slier the Idth inn
iny . lnk e 'd ° l (
s '. GEOROB V. BACON, TN...
Stockholders in Pittsburgh will be paid at the Men..
chants , and blanufacturers'
Pule t i r s Pu 'af ß-1 s`°"4"akfil
F 11 •
PTS..TUILPFINITINF.I-10 In fine smle ,or sale
S. J BCHOONNIAKEk: f or
Co
•
Q ULPHURIa earboyojun raced by
.ap29 • J SCNOUNEXt Co
PONGE—I caw very fine, and iu 14ri MAK e pieces; Co
reed ! ! 'WM J StHOONMAJaat &Co
SPICE3 I -100 mats Curia; I bbl Noustepr, t
Cloves Ledo Mace; for vale by
ep9 J SCIIIIONMAI
OIL-2 bbls &eau Oil, reed Som
A 7 rt.. dfor sale by •
.70 , JoNes, c.o. Huh,
HAVANA 61.111AR-411 las White luml
sale by ! apIS WICK & WCANDLESS
SUCIA4tSI bbl, Lettino gy re betp , ilin
•
lkieß 1"
" 5411MITIMaNnLESS
Ws—up tax ecvlOGlsas; el do 10112dcr, • •
LT 9E12 do; for solo by
op* . WICK a. ACCANDIZEIS-'
OLEAUXIII,I-112,bis HErasul9orrogin_Cip",for
FDOTS E bl~for Wa by
. 'FRIEND, RIEYR C 0.17 tilerM
- • • • •- • :° "•' -g '•• [ 41,'4";%
. F.
RIM
S'I'DARBOATB. - `
PITTSBURG*
mat
oat
DA i Lv' P ACKET 111 4 1 - C;
2rHIS mill tam= mkadid pamemms
, era is mew compoind.of laraset, mites; ben
althea and furnished, and most potirerful boat. on the
maws of the )Vest.' enr) . acecensmagal..and com
fort Mat money vin procure, has been provided for pl.
..tun The Line boa been in Operation for five yearn
..-sme carries! a million of peoPM mitimnr the 4w...in
n' to itieirpenems. •ill
_be
at the foe of
Wood lava the day previous to amnion, Me RM.
don of fzeight and the miry of pm,sender•
We rcpt,
iss. east; lilt passage imam, mum be
adieu..
SUNDAY PACKET. '
The 19.1 AC NEIVTON, egg. - A. MOPS, 'mil
km }lmbue& every Sunday mooing Ocimiti
Wheelie' g every Sunday marl ax 10 r. •
NeY IS, 1947.
MONDAY PACKET. - •
The MONONGAHELA, Ceph &ea., . 01 ie..,,_„ 6 " Pil ' a „„
burgh eveey Alatalay metier at 10
evres7 . Monday elretung at 10 r. r' . • .
• --- - -- -
TUESDAY PACKET.
The HIBEILNLA No. 2, CV , . 3 . . will
leave ritual b every _ Tuesday toot Tog t klk yclee
Wheclk4 rY Tattlar among xllO e. • • -
• .............,
WEDNESDAY PACKS
' '1
te
The 'ENV' ENGLAND No. 0, Capt. Biel% ' , W.
leave kluabongh every , Wednesday mofofu u. 10
o'clock; )kleeltug every IVeliaesday erecting JOAO /.11:
- .
TIFIVRIDAT PACHIAT.
• The 111ULLIANT, Capt. GU.. rill Www. Pirol
- every Thondsy morning 10 tielock3lllbeelisi
every Thursday evening at 10 IN
FIZIDAY PACKET. ,
the CLIPP6II. NO , O, C.PLCsOOO, will leave Ma.
burgh, every 'Friday morning at 10 ceolock; Wheeling
every Friday eveung at l 0 r. . • .
ISATEUDAT VAIZET. --
The messels - GTE, cot. &lino, will tear:
burgh every Sauff4l manilas at la otioek W'beelina
every. Saturday erelong at 19 inat.
BEAVER rAcKEric—NEW
will leave for Bearer, Utna,,,w s yg
Wellvville, on Ite.fty, 'Monday,
and Saturday, of ea . & week, at 9 Weloeit,...,
log on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sha huts
boat at the tandteg between Void outset and tholuidge,
prepared to receive, fak l also unw.
i a
aua . • : tiolravvod
aItaINIER AIIRANGEMENT.
Itanout Para. rim Itravra,Gurarnar Witaavtign
The new aLul fast ?ano
_CAarint stassaboat
las E. Clae L oTteir Vi al *
vti-ereekly packet dating the ma.
von, between Pittsburgh, Seaver, Giant* and Nirldla-•
e gleosaeing Pituburgh weary Monday, Wedetestay
and Psidny morning, as 9 teectir- For freighter: fee
sage •PPIY. to. 91 gARTON - 2 Co.,
• PITTSBURGH& HROSIRSTMLa
, k, Da
ddB UGC , V •
FIIBIWAILV In, leafs . FEBIIIISAY MIS
. , .
LEAVE DULY AT A. al, AND
The Sellowing bar boats samples
7 1 the lino Sro th e , *sent eft= AT
LANTIC, Capt.- James
TIC, Capt. A. Jam*
en
ACAE, Capt. S. 601420t11 The boats ant entirely
new, and are rated up
when
mud to clam,
Ev
ery comfort thin mottey an procure has beets' pealed.
The Boats kr.STG the illsnummhell What Boa at
the foot of Ras et Pasenerre torill• be patted ea
board, se the bats Neill annul)
to
as the
t a
awl boors. 9A. M. dada P. Bt. . . . • ,
FOR WiIk:CLING, 'CINCINNATI t MX:EMUS.
.• Ratan= lisscanse , Parresto—Ths
beer'steamer • -
TELEGRAPH,
I Perry, commander.., l !Gave fr.
LOuirrina mot all intermediate, pot* every Nainrday,
at 10 o'clock, precisely.. • •
For freight or pumas apply on board ono
.• • FORSYTH &DUNCAN, Agent..
The Telegraph boa been kmilt expressly for et
packet, end Ira a mem entirely to the comfort=
mengers; the aCCOOMiladlaOMllFa fnkrior to so bast
on the Western sewers. AB •
' FOR CENCLtiNATL
RgriirLAWITIrSSDAT PACILZ7..
The tin/ and light draught, warner
UT. VERNON,
Scent; toaster, will leave for the
bore and iertenowilete porta oa Tee.
day, gd inAL, at 10 AM. For freight or .peasse,spply
"°`
M!==c
Fp]; WHEELING AND BitIDGEPORT. - .
, '• 44 . The mei and . adman nal 1 ... .-,
. 1 0,mm
. • .
HTIDSON, ' • , .
taw Poe Master; has tea med het
tawnier tripe between Wheeling, Bridgeport andrittv
burgh, leaving Finsbnegh on Mmdaye and Thin:Ways.
• Etatrulupecarr FOR SUNFISN,
The neer and AA ne503.24
WELLiVlßuttes, muter, will Imre .lorWbore
nil inwtraediaieporm ea
Webs•
daps Dud eulUnlays Of taCh week. For freightwr pee,
cid
CEO 13 AULTENBERGEII,'Asit..
-
ITIT2IBUT , OII tr. WHEELLNG PACII:E3',; .
The swill steamer
. CONSEIL,
,
Dorsey I' Medey, smater„,..mill leave
I 7 fin Winfifing, ea .Idanday.
Wednesday .4 Fruity, at 10 easel imcisely,.
Leave Wheehng rpm eve narMay and Bap
turdzy, nt 7 o'clock, a m, precisely.. -
The Camel mill Wad as all the testramftite a.M....
Every at soiandation that ma be papered beim ecea•
fort and ealety c:lbengets has beelll provided."' Tha
tos
teat 11 also sillt a *Mfr . * safety yard:,
= r c ti . - r"
9011) Mrlll7r p 4
kb{ comer of la and Ezehhfie Ma..
IMalg
eKLY.' SPORT, .
• • LA CITY PACKET.
. .
• Tha near steamer .
-• 7
DIMPATCH," •
• Nelson, dossier, yin sun as abont,
!coma Pittsburgh - teem
iVednesday and Friday, al 01. o'elock,A. rit•
etongabela City e'er,Tuesday, Thursday and ay,
at 8 o'clock, A. xFor. fteigid or pa sage . 1011,
board. Yuu.
ft w itt ste_•rear
D Mawr, L irlieWpr' the .
re pan every WeleeHed:7lB4.
Or
et 4 P. U. Par fgeighker More ePP7 ere
hoard.
PRINTS °Nix.
44
CEDAR ST-, NEW., YORK.
LEE Si • BREWSTEI
Established ¢ warehouse in the year 19-U de ir
pae 'suk t irlyit c yl i e Chz, and punier with
COL.. EXCLUSIVELY,*
low prim—and exhibiting; at all samosa -
al the year thOstrgest Assiinataut in
THE IVORLD . -•
ssey are tins opettitig Scireral Llattdree,
Comprising every slew style p/ Foreign
,aati'Donestio
productian, natty of which hare just beau pc retuned,
and are offered tot sale ler Cash and skint credit,,ai
• - PRICES ILIEDIIIIED . L •
PROM .
ONE TO FIE . CENTS
pc!. yard below- the prim o f April and 'hay, aa per"
printed Catalosesontich are canceled daily', Wilt.
utformatiOn of Wpm. ' t- •
MINT WAREEICOVIIE4
Newyork, Joie, 1e47. .5 . kyliElatt
_
THE HEST fresh touitanlle Lane, by th e bbl re
mil, 300 cute good double purple and yelloar ear;
yeta b ant, lao Wooden boarle, lazes, 700 Illniatlaa
Directories, a large gnome:eat of bleak Judgnaintasad
insolvent bonds, perpetual almanacs, Sbaratonta later
eat tables, taretall Mak •of school hooka, ertialaittad
lapel pater, ink and quills, rdlthe morning and east e( the:weekly papers, and Sibbell Counteneit Detector,
kept daily for gale. -- ISAAC HARIUS,Agaut and coat
mut.
ch Bowl merchant, Penni• am St. Chat - ' •ilot Ex
ange . - •• -
under 10 years,
- WITANTED 13002.1 , -Piseei in storm, Warehouse
V, ka, ear number's&
en, boot keepers,
Issrehoom men and bops in stores, to trades, te:
,Al
place. tor a number °neutered men end boy g cooks,
ehambeintsids and imam burden tkaulies. Persons •
who ks% . 011:013:15, houses or Corms to tuty advance
their inte tby meantime' it. All kinds otatteente
attended to filmoderate charges. • •
• - splittit • • ISAAC IIARIUS
'SELECT SCHOOL.'
(8010 a. Rom. nv Tn. loran Pmarszium Crown.)
ikR CATOMS School Will be opened for the steep
. /NIT don or pupils of both sexes, on Monday, DIA - MA
of !tidy. Patronage is respeednlly eolieited.
•_PinaboFgh, Apr1'121,18414. ,
RxritineFe—Ree. D. Riddle, D. D. • .
A. T.IIIeGIII, D. D. I .
• 111r.George Aiken. •
• - - Richard Edina& •
Lnke Loomis.
spiGAI Henry
Steam Engine r
A N UPRIGHT O.:GINE, 20 Inch cylinder and° feet
111 woke; font boilera 30 inches and IS feet in Muth.
winch has been m nee In the Piosbuigh Water Wake;
will be sold law, oe application to • :. .. •
J. H. bIeCLELIAND,.
apZaihatriens . Soperintsit of the waterworks.
EVOLVING• CO.llllB—A new &del. Hack
e, ‘ „,,b c .d.o, wreath, butterfly stud plan, back
w o w, .hell , hem and builder; ree'd ibuforr aeo ar
spat yEBULO?i KINSEY 67 market u :
I,{ USIGLI. 80XF5..4 dos Musical Am., 04 PLi
aj. gory O'Mara Zip C000:Ilan Tucker, and•a,van.
. y ° f o g., popular airs. Also,,avery 4111. Inikl*T;
llent assortment of eblua Flower.Vuts, of various
kyles,
Pd"" and Prim; iust Tied as
urn • •ZEBULON samisrs
=- -
AVERI. rINE ASSORTDELNT of Fans, and Tali.
coy Goiads, each as Fans, Accordeone, /asratry,
blares, min., and steel' Feeds of every desiviskisa.
lane, silt_ and silvered Prone, Stan. and TamoW.lbe
Reponse - 0d ZEBULON KIS9EDS Fancy &ors.
apdt• ,
PRODUCE -15 sacks - Dried Applesi • la, da Wed
:Peaches; 000 Ins -Dacca, bog rlxad; 12 sacks
Oaug ttir bus' Flaxseed; "ZI bbla Bye Flour; Ydkipplo
I Lirdi in stare arid Cot sa
GEM by
ap23 • • A DERRY,I9 w-ood'
TUCCO AND PLASTER OP PARIS—R=Oe
A. 3 AWL of R. W. Conniothann.for 8010
Gal W JACKSON;
am st., wow Libel.
spLtlaiddlrS
m-InENcti CIATIIS—W R klasphy.laitaa
lerckniat gentlemen to his moment at =per
rseach Cloths and Cautraeres lately latekteilp tack
black and aweriot kaiak, at low prices [gavial:T.
apla
UOROCCO LE?allEß—The aubleribera
tennon u then eveakirc male ef.iioroeeooddcy
bu been very carefully selected in the e.t.a dlieei
and rill be sold cheep • •
ably.. W.YOUNG &Cs
.
• •itag Warehouse. ' ' • • •
/1111Ehirles1 Rica in cash paid for soil 'qua 'Tan
.h a . ALsra.a, bah: ram gran
, ropeztwarmi.
-•-•-•,, by I. W. C
-iiper4lk, • ' "44,•5.411.4r!D055et.
FATENT SODA ASII-40 nuArlamis!Cup= &
8.4 find quality Sod* Atkins* !tea parrunades
yea Sash and fin sal. by ' •
wa ni maciwlntEE, mutiny -
. •
,rOOOTCOOI Ci
WICK & ArCANDS
SEED io9I
LAC-99,1bsjoat fitara,liza
The fine new neamer
master, leave se above,
ir, at 10 A ht. For free& or