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• .BATUILDAY4OII.3ILNG. JUNE 3, ISM.'
' PIIILADELPLUAINOWIII AMEJILICAN.
"Adtteracments and Sdlsseriplioas %Wm North Amer
.,. VM.ted Suttee, Gazenc, Ila!ade/pl4, received
Add Ibrwildedirma
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T We wilt receive atal forward freo of expenae, ad
assimaagaisakatd aabactiptlaala for ills pap.:
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Ej•Tair Prrino6las Duty Gurrss Is
.pabi4lis4l
and, Weekly.--714 Duly is Seven
",Dollars per iamlm; the Tsi-Weekly is Fire bollairspe
• .44tussisytke,7eekly is Two pstliKs per annum, stria,
!*.rats wirir Commercial lutelligiver,Doteestle; M
!tervi River ' News, 'ltiaporw, Shirley. ALarirett, tu.
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arc earnestly requested the hand
vliesr 'favors before' 6 ',lt; and es early itt ut day
Type
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ji'::..•..l* Cd..IAL COMSEISSIONLII,
•ty , -.11111.EW MILIDDL*IIN7A WU,
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r• At ameung of theAnuntanonicatut Whlcoue.
, !..• .ty ComMirma of Correspondence, WC at ILL' asters'
• •liosl,ktuaburatt, ors Saturday, 2421 •
Cgh, the %Saimaa
1 . -grail was - agreed. upon- • The Aotinniso ' a a Whig
-,... , - • ishictosi of each ward, borough and ton"Ltip ' in Ane,
1 •,Anritty: comity, are requested to Convene at their anal -,.• :.,. =or itoknog piimarit Meetings in said disuicta, no
le ach , day en gene neat, Ea streak{ too dal
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.. -.• ..,f..asrataa from e districti, to meet in County Co yen
.. r=sl y Cor•L I t ioniu the airy 01 0 Peter:h i an
. ...an . , to nominate - cla:4'":."1-:f;:L...1.i, .1: "' d d..,
-, -..--.,.:lloarkty Orienn!, to be supported at the cowing Oil eke.
...., , i leatt. The prues7 wagesa in zall the toonatips ex
, Ceptitt,Wnl a tie bald al5 detach, .31, and in Pine.
...„3 . , 2lt ai rd ; the, wards and boroughs at 71 P. AL, of
~'.. '.' ' • ,• The coionnuao.weraMsarnesdi nee upon the said
Meting" the neuseity Irian efficient organiutien, pre
paraSsary to theamouns election.
-.'. ::: • . ~ ~ ~ . Willis iI'CURDV, Chninnan.
it;nll4.AJO. r . • / •' : -
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StioissofonrWlti,qtooiempuravel are quoting Mr.
' Taneyea Speech end s4solutione before the Bald-
Mons:ConvenUcen.-.which /minute thin Mr. Cue is
not ntSciently hound on the Slavery Question to
suit thixSOUnt--as:evidence . thst the Southern to.
. • qo FcieoS not cordially support the Baltimore
'.notifinatiiin. This we think a:terror. Mr. Cass
receive the • cordiil supportof the
• Dentiserath of all the Slave States, except, it may
Pe; Smith qtrolina.' $e is, emphatically, i• g.NOr•
1:ILM With Southern Principles.' Whether
IO„is a question; bat he has truckles( for
el;:i!:soupletely committed himself to the
...suppentWidlM' demazula of Slavery...-. And he 'no . •
a hen dose:ire* tithe viewed with suspicion, by ev
• ery;smler of the Se! States, because his conversion
. insecomt, and evidently evidentlyeinned by a detencunattna
• to Srnsurtan ziMaination nt any sacrifice. So shoe
a Van, iv tai the discussion on the three million
, fits. Cain supported the Wilmot
Ynivlhy :Ma inipressei; 'himself in favor of intro'. itlncirsr ninth' any pill that might be parsed M
fu
hire, fin'tlth,tiihnission off:seism territory. In less
than styear thereafter he repudiated this sentiment
:::Whatever may have produced thin mminitible
- :donireisiihi, it wilt be difficult for any citizen of the
Sits States to subdue the impression, that it wes
:'gamed by ambition, and not from a conviction that
be had eured..:WOC. respect the consistency of
' iratifeboLdei;wito, born and nurtured amidst Son.
_thinat inititations; believes that his interest will be
the extension of Slavery; bat we
:1110R, lariO! utter scorn the principles and morals of
• iiativit e.
,citi.• of the free States; who, is wit.
liti to yield.to all the denten& of Shivery, even to
the extension of.it into soil now free 'Gum its poi-.
for the purpose of - grail - tine au unitallowed
leaf of {sower.
letter' in the 'New York Tribune warns the
litsbile* the North against biing gulled by Mr.
Yancey', embalm', which was introduced for the
purpose of helping Mr. C. 1.13 .at the North. The
Some - ,people may be SO green as to suppose
that the resolution introduced into the Baltimore
Convention by Ur. Yancey, of Alabama, in regard
to the non -interference of the• Government irv - the
property ave. Slay., whether in States or Terri
tories, was intended to injure Cass in the South.—
It we.. not so. The intention wan the very oppo-,
site. It was to help him-at the North. It sons
trodueed with a perfectundenta oiling bets/vett the
Delegates from r the Fret and Slave States, '• re.
mired just a. sualCient number of vote, to give
to the nfair—to remove a suspicion of
the rasa t
• The argument now to L. addressed the North
is that the fanatics of the South refuse .to support
Cast on aconunt of his attachment to the principle!
Onsbeny, however Much disposed he may be to
Slavery as lii inevitable politica/ =Obi
,bas - Diedgedbashagninit the Wit
mafProviso, nod with au pdge the Leon of
the South will be generally satisfied: South Cann.
Eisa will not go for himiit Is tree, nor would she,
whates`er proleasionelic might make. She does
not believe , to hie sincerity. The voters in that
State - believe his is mere - lip fealty, but that be
Wm his hens urtaworp.
That such rut I have stated is, if not the design,
will be thecae made of the movement. I have the
eitofessionefrome Northern Delegates.' From the
!et ;Runt vote 'at. the Convention on the norniite.-
Con:it was evident the South had - prepared to no.
minute ,Cass. They were satisfied with his estop
cores. The vote in Ina favor from the South a - as
larger than his Northern vote. Our friends in the
Free States Must take care not to get entrapped
to , week invention of the enemy.'
• - Rine y Pens , . Manage. ! •
• , - The New ;Orleans paperi Publish at length the ,
s , Waage sr( the Prmsident, set starritsi, of Mexico,' '
to the Coupe= lately assembled at Queretaro.. It
Is a welwritt, dignified public document, and
.. .breathes a Sp rit of Mar-Maim and. peace. In
'commencing tke discusiion, pi the subject Of War
t. bad Peine with'he United ...we., he says:
'Called by thes Cormitutiori. to exercise the Su
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preme blugutiacti, and a moment when the cape. aid was about to be ,occupied, and our army dia•
gamed, my opiniOns in regard to a peace were the
outages m pniportioa to the grestnem of our mis
brume. Willie:ub any merit to assume the mien
sigGivernmem; and with no other title than that of
fi l iiiident - of the Supreme Court or Justice, I could
.mot, nevertheleas, refuse to dis Marge • the
daties of the difficult post to which I was call.
sed without sabdectiog the nation ton frightful elate
af anarchy; neither could I fail to meet the foreign
question under such circumstances with kelingi
the mist pa:gated and conscientious. The nem.
; slip, Mira, of , making one an decidedly in favor of
, pfteik the deticeltory of the supreme power, made
• • me Wiese kind allow Mg to say it with frankness)
that Provklence had summoned me to the work
bad been commenced in 1545—n - work
which maid ibia bare been terminated mitts glo.
'vy indsproth•to the nation, and which this day, at
. luarever dear a price, at least saves its honor and
'...ieearts Its independence."
s s•lir Itii I. evident,' fr ont the spirit of the documents
.
.thiltthe.writer,is profoundly convinced that Heir
. prolong hostilities, without endangering her
s .seilleabaence, and,
,plunging her into still greater
aitsaiias than the Iris, already tutrered. Go the
• • whei.shead,she lima' the best fpan pence, and dr
ehriesthat kti
treaty Guadaloupe, if the pre.
r
eat generation will profit by it, kw pieced an
' prantialdeneri. imcin the nationality of Mezico."-..,
Ile.liunents the hies of Upper Califionia New
.
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barmy* it isinevitablesuuli*onsem etb
letteeka. , Oa this subject, the kriloseal elocitaeat
...,teitease_War Meet. wake:mired, is every bosiim
s.•whielifitatis with.Christ= benevigencit.
• NfilisSivii• shall . pronounce the treaty of, .....sam
haeioitaitheateebkeoa wamantoftheterritorymileds
la p abriisging the same charges agaimi the
bitpationi ig the world, and the question will
-P . - raver beitfiiid, "firm can en tuifarainste war he
The. dignity at Governnients and of
. peopledeanind other immutable laws, and elm
othisigier widely different from that which ouch
liens from the passions, geneiaUy various and
r.'tfaternire•• as hi their' seiToils. To: dam up a tomcat
.`...ishisiidetTervestatingevery thing , to amid auselem
' • efustea of blood,to reinstate the nation in its prim
',tuns readaloti;in Order that it may enjoy the ad.
aimagegef pewm and public arder—to do all this,
-thisagg .et'llOs tsar time to satisfy the unjust pro
(iiiintre oda fortunate and victorious enemy, is on
att darlideat/recothinemied by. both chrigianity
sand? tivllattod - The tetriknies ceded by the
ttait*,erepot lostforthe atimof albite million of
• s.
geTqaTt . l4 bokix:lbt rec.:l , 7y of oar lior . is and intp
, ..
'', •ded omen the dogmata:lon of everyclass °feed n
' r... Rang kind arhation; to bring immolation to inner
,. nurrable dimities, which: abandoning their homer
. and plaats.of tesort; have bodp s solfering the ills of
poverty ce imposed la beggary; in fine, to improve.
slur oessition which Providence present* kar.pro
- amine& systernatic organization among thew
gin, who have not ceased to sutler doting the long
, periud ofthirtgemurcu pairs, let ue be sort, gentler.i
""v+ men. Lot as removethe veil which haspreverated
„t .oer seal She true condition of thing. Wevill '
•'.. cberiah ; " bops thst peace—that precious boon
i',,eritich' hive pollee:tied to eatimatnproperly
- song, r upon um all the benefits, which we
lase and which we shall catidnly obtain
, Ifwest Tint in °Tering& rennin's opposition to
touc
; .htuiv—
-A _one, ion Bement:tam—From the amp
id *aria or the Varietal! Ftenerotant t3c;ciathia at
their Muer enatvermuier, appeus that the tit:
`ealptirpt the pia Year Imre been consideridy la
tadvaocti of may runoff: ouc. The amount recant.
A. 130 American Bible, Tract, Home hiludog:
.ray, Board of Idiastoos,Forelgo Evengereeal, 5,e0
man'arinistd,-Thnteuitat, COlonization, Arstiairri:
loitineacci F o re i gn
the Wind and General AA
Muddra Board of Foreign MiniOni. $/S I2 W;
to WhichlC the th ree great . Baptist toddies are
add—dornicoo dod sign Bible ? Union F
,and Horne Itimiorany—tbe
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I 'New .York-7-we quotelmin the Globi—has m.
lien 'her parition 'in opposition .to the alsiurd de."
mends of the slave interma, though not against the
South. The free white laboring clawss of the
South are with um. The degraded coridniori of the
white laboring classes in the slave states, will in
duce them to cooperate with the freemen of the
North in the earns of the latter to prevent the
speed of an institution which the civilized world
abhors, and which is fast destroying the Democra
tic Republican character of our Government and
people. , From this time IBlleard we call upon ev
ery freeman in the Union to stand firm to princi,
pie, and ail will be weir
Again, we quote, but from another aitUde:
"It ie a remarkable fact, and one which must
strike every read* of the proceedings iu the Bal.
tinaore Convent:on, that while the championsof the
South, as Yancey,. Strange, Bayley, of
Kendall, of Louisiana, etc., were contintrolly on the
floor, the delegates from the North had but hale to
say. The truth is, however, as we know from per
zonal observation.that it was almost impossible for
any gentleman who was supposed to stand by the
rights of the Northern Democracy to obtain the
.1100 r.
as Inc?, cow.
Many delegates from the North, of the highest
ability and position in the pony, mode repeated
attempts to catch the Speaker's eye, hot without
The, fact 5 'indisputable. Every reader will
draw his own inference."
The New York Evening Post hrii au ankle on
the Bangui - men? 'State Convention, to be held at
Utica on - ThursdaY, the 2.2 d ofJune, eastant,fiir the
purpose-of nominating candidates the President
and Vice President of the United States. It speaks
of this step aa 01* necessary to prevent a general
disbanding of 'the great body of Democrats in this
States,' and, alter proclaiming the 'inflexible de,
termination of the freeman of New.Tork' to remain '
firm in their course-and the more on account of
'the wrong and indignity which have been °demi
thee—in the treatment accorded to the Earnburn.
er Delegates at Baltimoretoncludes its article as
follows:
=172513
.• "TLey will take that part in the approachir4
election to which their number, and their chimed
ter emitle them; they will have their candidate
they will organize as the New York democrats
know how •to organize, and they will make their
voice heard and their strength &It in the deeleion
of the great (ideation which in now before the' o-
The 6Jllowirig paragraph, Gam a letter of the
Washington carrespondent of the North American,
is very significant of the designs of the Bambarn•
ers' Coaventimi, to be held at Utica: •
Wasiinigto Ofay 27, ISIS.
The Bunburner Delegates held a consuhation
on Thursday Right in Baltimore, sad agreed to call
a State Convention on 2.2 d of June, to submit a re..
port of the - pnxuedtags at Baltiinore, and to take
the necessary steps the organizatiom not only io N.'
York, but in Neiv England, Penasylvania, Illinois,
and Ohio.
LISOCIATION vs. INDIVIDUAL Na
.ioual rotelligeocer, in revftiwing a tiublichtion de
tailing the ads'enturu of a Colony of Germans
who had associated themselves far the purpose of
Irving apart front thewprld, and rnakingeverything
tir themselves. The Colony, 10 the teory rune
failed, and the case,,., of its failure are thus com
mented upon:
'The mural inequalities omen, physical nod
intellectual, cannot be banished, even from a mild,
a barbarous society; and fw soon as the advance
meat of that society permits, by protecting the an
gunflints and tranamission of property, property--
which suhstituica other inequalities far the rude
ones of Nature, strength, activity, courage, Sri
produces artificial inequalities it enables some to
be better fed, lodged, dressed, and especially edu
cated, than the rest. It is property, then, which
makes the diderence in an artificial society; and
only the abolition of individual property can cure
them. Accordingly, alflevelliag--if it has any ob
jeer beyond that of a momentary chili of posses
sinus and the taking from those who have in order
to save to those who hays is reality
0021 at the permanent subversion of individual pro.
perry. For if you were this month to take lona the
rich sad give bathe poor, in order that all might be
rich alike, that state of things will hardly last a
month,' unless you prohibit thriftless inen from
speudiog, the nary limn sating up, the skihid from
acquiring; the industrious fiom toasting, so that the
same old want of envy, the 'WOO deteitutiou and
wealth just now banished, would presenthp siring
up again, and bring back the ancient incqualuy. 7
Either, then, you mud prohibit all individual pro
peity,•or you mutt is neastrthe saute Milk.-
scant all Mlibe collective satiety. In the former
case, you go back Mugu lowest stage of Inubtrisni,
in which everyman helps himself to whatever lie
sees, if he is stroag enough or subtle enough—and
that's a very pretty equality, is not itk—in the lat
ter case, you have Frettab Communient or Social
ism, in which the Lazy and improvident, being pro. ,
vided Got without it, will do bo work and We no
thrift, ...bile the industrious and orderly will havii
to be `hewers of wood and dower,. of ureter , Id
simiant the worthless. 'Neer, it is not very ditPcult
to perceive that either of these. plans will bring
about no more equality than exists under that
which it rails at. In the first ca e, the brute force
of smelt as are stronger than all their kllow nten
will make theta the savage lords of all, Kings of
the Club, in - the rowed, the indolent will be a
,peat privileged order, the diligent their serfs—
Under both, the society will sink back into b:rbar
ism. For without the excitement of tielfishaeas, of
the love of individual property, even the indus.
viola will labor little, while, to make the idle work,
you mast set taskmasters over them armed with
with whips; and organize your whole territory and
population into 0 disciplined despotism, like one
vast West India Sugar plaatation. la short, a so.
ciety whose members are not impelled to labor by
the hope of individual acqUisitiou, will not work,
except byeompalsion, as the Shakers do; and cacti
then. liks the Shakers, will grow into inert, idea
leas human machines, about as inventivd - and hn
arbving, and by no means us orderly and politic
us the fisur.footed"citixen of a beaver pond."
A sew .Itorrxxrr . tu Mexico conver.t.creo.—
From the New . Orleani Bulletin we Learn the fol
lowing piece or intelligence of the coutetiplated
fornuition of an Independent Republic of the Zitirtlc
ern States of Mexico. The Mee has been broach;
ed beim; but it seems now to beseriously eater.
tainei .
•.' "A gentlemen of this city, who has very lately
been in Tampico, Mul who came passenger in the
Tay, inkling us that reliable persona living id that
place, stated to him, tbatlf peace wan declared be.
tween the United States And Mexico, they would
get up a revolution against the latter country, and
declare themselves independent. Their schetne is
to unite with the States pf Tamaulipas, Coahuila,
Zacatecas and San Lois,, and declare for n Rephtv
lie—invite a few thousand Americans to join in
with them, and by blockading rip the mountain
beat ow the foe at all points, and compel
passes,
Mexico to acknowledge her as an indepeadent
nation. Their plan, though a wad,nne, hum a host
of supporter,, who have even gone so far as to
form • national Lag, a fancy affair, with the lettern
R. S. M.; Republic of Sierra Madre, and to natal.
nine Gen. Shields as President"
If there is any . thing this, it will doubtless
prove another Texu affair: If Mexican territory,
outorwlach to carve slave stases, cannot be precut
obi conquest Fir pwr,kupe; revolatioo,will be tried
"The few tholownd • Aiscriestta"Willakiliiithth the
whoW scheme sinticompose the Gervenim'esst, t and
then - Come knocking ni the doors or Congress the
The Treaty with Neale.. •
Tae New Orients Bulletin, in publishing the la
teernewsfrom Mexiim, mays:
All the advice, by ;be Thy ate or a nature that
lease but little doubt as , to the 'ratification of the
treaty; among other letters received at Vern Crux,
we learn that there is one from the house of MACE.
arm= &Go. which smoke in the Most decided
lenusoniatesubject. i • ' '
"The present linbrmition fully coniimis the dec- I
larations made by Mr. Taw; when In this city that
at the proper time there would be "a•quornm, and
Matthere would be no serious opposition to the.
e trimly In C „ • .•
dt•Pesilion,' it h is said, is already, reduced
down to thirteen meruhess, and even that oPpOsi ,
Lion miaow from a desire to bekmg entirely to the
linked States, and the dread of revoletion and au•
=Wafter opr troops are withdrawn.
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"it is said Mat au article wile be added by . the
Mexicans stipulating that the American army shall
remain until after the sickly season; the red object
being to en sonirthe pmsenration O(order,,and give
stability to the Government, after As treaty Is rat
ified, and caul they can have an opportunily
snake and consolidate the, new orpasztation. • -
.'•The election of Gen. Mauna lea highly &roe
able circumstance, and we offer our sincere 'con
gratulation,
.to the Ameirain people on the present
prospects fur the speedy terminakoo of this Repro::
;laba contra:
`We les= anew imam joy is expresso d is
oat army at the prospect aim early return to their
coutary n ami Wench, eller Ito beg and painful a'seN
Tez gCtithzermet Mamie is quistihg.pOor
Gee. Commander tenthly in -his iweepin career
in the Saltithore COElVllTlthtlisitthe lole.glispeeer
or the . nine votes 'ol'B:nab Caroline; The Mercury .
sap 'Us anticipated.* menu:emu ot the Ett*ker
teed! bet it wes.hat p t eihuvhi 'clatiling
burst ofgeniai Raj itopaalleted inippdeace
pjelert thelhatimOressatica,by.the Oeotge.
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Io .74tersoi, _Pao,: on rt* manly . and
iintevering exit:tons- in the cause of human &c . v.
daffy hare won Sni biln the right
tiMi from his ardocam lacer
Ip airitu aritenDensannaratieu x
hr.breach:(vireo:l,,in.itronections aline
in*his'Oren Bia-tei,', ieidenttaidanh
end it; appear to bairn demoted'
cM leaders.';
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On met) La ne k.Wiscorunit';' tail. Indeed:in ail the' Lane mod
New, England Sintes, a . poweriiii party trill be or,
gneti4.d in the 'bosom. of the Lnimociaey against
Cian and the extension of Slaver*. A gentleman
of high literary ability, it tells as, is going to deliver
three - lectures' .
a ireeli - iit - Nete' : Vork, upon the
question:
Moss istsuanartra—On Saturday and Sunday
lsat there arrived at quarantine below New 'rota
the immettle number oftenllionsand and thirty4lie
litemage'pasiengra Mostly froaiGermany. Most
er Mem ant hale and hearlY t . 1 d Pd ....4 with
something to begin the world anew. -There arm
but seventy cases of milli - pox among' this large
_ .
Tart great Democratic Ratignation meeting took
pinellar4 ,creams in We Market Judge
Militias wan nailed is We Chair. Gen. Lnwma;
being prepent; add the the meeting, add euncley.
teendutinne erenisilopte9, expressing* iwarty.con
carreticela the ChOiCIPI.of We Baltimore Donee*.
tioo, it'd : War great ltdaltriltiOn of no nominees.
TUE Come of Inquiry, at Fradetk,k, fdd, - ad.
joained-uotiljtaterday'oming, coaaeque44l:
of the wittiitaad alma= at Gra. Pillow.
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Prom the National Illad*ETlCei.
Gaismsl peotas. • -
MajoriGisieral Stott arrived in this eity in the'
two o'clOck train frOm Baltimore on Snaday morn ,
inglast, and through in general good betilthowas so
mdisposid dating the day that he did not.leave his
lodgings except . to attend church in the forenoon.
Though not entirely recovered, lie Zell the city. on
- Monday room' eg Csr - Fredericktown, where the
Coals of Inquiry was to resume its investigations
on that day.
We have already noticed the ,dispoeition aria.
red by the peopleof Baltimore to do full boilers' to
the gallant General as he Passed through that city
at a late hour on Saturday night. A. similar patr..
otic feeling wastnanifested by theotizeas of Phila
delphia, where, though osmpamtively few were I
aware of his approach, the General was enthusite.
Madly greeted by an immense crowd, who had
assembled on "the whhrves to await las arrival.—
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The Philadelphia tarn - trier of Monday thus des
cribes the scene t
'The moment that the boat made her,nppearance
acclamations were poured krurth, nodes she near
ed the landing the welcome became truly thrilling
in its character and elect. The noble karm of the
warrior thief was readilydistinguishel3, and the
rush towards the boat as she touched the wharf
was impulsive and exciting. ' Hats Waved, dens
were run up, and beam ksllowed huzza..l The Gene
ral walked ashore, and passed immediately on,
amidst the crowd that fined !both sides of the
thoroughfare, to the Baltimore steamer at Dock
street wharf Here another dense' crowd
ready gathered together_ and a second welcome,
quite as enthusiastic is. the tint was heartily
given.
, The vessels in the neighborhood were throng.
ed, rigging as well as decks, and citizens in bun
dreds, who had heard of the arrival li the gallant
old hero, poured down every avenue that led to
the steamer. I •
.By 2 echsek mad a "little after,-the droved was
itIILIIMISe. Thousands were assembled. Among
them General. Codwnlader turd many Uther.well
knoWn citizens. The scene bet Ween Our gallant
lownunati and the veteran ComnianderinChief
was at once touching and ieteresting They' met
as brother soldiers, nod patriots, who bed shared
perils and glories together, nud who now clasped '
:hands in their native land, and ..amidsf a scene of
grateful recompense and joy.
• "After, the lapse of some minutes, General Scott,
In reply to the universal wish Of those present, ad
. dressed a kw words of courtesy and acknowledge
meat to his admiring friends. He thanked them .
for their warm, their cordial, and their heart.eheer
log weldome. He mid that it wits indeed grntily
ing. All that he had done—all that he had suffer.
ed—WaS far more than repaid by such demonstm
trans. Iliscountrymeu, his brethren—Tor he was
indeed one of them—had =alerted upon him in
finite honor. " A d:aimed thanks, my friends—a
thousand thardin . l" All that he could &in return
nom to give them an old soldier's heart. "It is
herr,' mid he (placing - Ilia hand upon his breast).—
"take all I can give, :tint may God bless you all."
"Again the crowd broke forth in long, loud, and
eutlausiatic cheers. Soon alter,the boat pushed off,
amidst the acclamations of the vast multitude— '
The reception, although sudden and informal , was
truly thrilling and exciting fa ha. character. We
have reason to know that Gen. Scott was deeply
/Wetted by so apontaneous and cordial a tribute.—
He saw that the swept" appreciated his efforts—that
his countrymen knew and acknowledged the high
services rendered by him to the Republic — and
the old soldier went on his Way rejoicing!'
- -
To the Friends and Contributors , to the
• Mercy licsipital.
! The Committee appointed to conduct the busi.
new of erecting the Mercy Hospital, respectfully
subtriit the following statement of their doings:
, On the 21st August, 184.7, they entered upon the
duties of thew appointment under cart - moment:es
not very encouraging, Without n design for the
building, without land on Which to build, and with
out a dollar with which to pep. They, however;
immediately addressed themselves to a liberal nod
benevident public for contributions; they:sought
and availed themselves of the skill and Manes of.
linden Smith, Esq.,Architect,Gar designs; and they
esteem themselves as !Laving been happy in the se ,
!tenon of the ground which they early sectired for
a one for the contemplated buildings. ?Novr'ntler
lapse of but nine months, the committee cry able
to report the principal building erected anditinish. , ,
ed in the interior, and actually occupied by a num.
bee of sufferers, our fellow being receiving such
kindness as a Sister of Mercy can bestow.,
Thirteen hundred dollars have been paid on
ground purchased, and about twelve Maintaind dol•
tan on the building. For all thissuni we are in.
debted to the virtues of the people of Pittsburgh
and vicinity,who generously and benevolently con
tributed the amount in various fonts; noted some.
.what in detail in the statement of the Trenurer.
given below. The site containing about one acre'
of land, is eligibly situated on Nevenson street;
eight hundred feet front Pennsylvania Avenue,
one of the three chief avenues leading outward,
as the ciiYotruleas from the central point towards
mi g ht he consideisd its circumference. The
lot Las a most healthy elevation, and commands
lin extensive view of this eines and rivers,
The budding is in style, simple and utspretend
.ing, although presenting an imposing front to the
Avenue by which it is approached it is t 24 feet
by 22, with wings of 20 feet Sy 22 it each end; ail of
it four stories; and swains 40 rooms, - large, and
small. The budder, Me. d. IL M'Clellaitd, 'coin.
menced with the brick work on theZhh ofSeptem
her. cloud it in lens than eight weeks, and had it
finished, plastered. nail painted, a kwi: days' before
the fist of April hot. r The Committee deem ii.ltart
sTmaejitslicelire tolicblowledgc their obligations
to the bilinerjazoes 11. N'Oteiland, Esq.: , for the
promptness and ability with which he has executed
his several mntracts.
• The Committee haltin g aciximpliiffled all •
I inuch
in so short a time, feel greatly assured in makiog,
as they now do, a further statement and appeal to
the friends and coutribidor. to this noble Institu
tion. Mud, is yet needed to be done in and
nround the building, to fit it for the aieornioodatitin
of the occupontsnad patients. Furniture is re
'aired inside; and Outside, ate neededsteps is the
doors, coal and ix vaults, fluters, a "inible, pave
meats, this, die. • 3The cost of all whie.. !Jo
gelland has at ark request, estimated at 323f9.
Thi4 sum the CoMmittee cannot but believe, will
readily be furnished them in order that they may
ogwith the work referred, to, with. something
like the same speed which has marked their lien.
gross from the commencement until mow. They
are alio persuaded., that the friends will not conaid-
AT their mere pecuniary contributions as either
large or cosily, when looked at beside the contribu.
lions of those admirable women..who give both
their fortune. and their byes to the 'service of the
afflicted within the walla of the Ikspital. The
,Sisters of Mercy, labor in the Institution gratuitous
ly, and support thertwelvea This last mmaiders.
ton, we are persuaded, will be all powerful in kg
(eating the objectrwe seek, with every person, who
having anything to give, suffers his-7,113E0mm feel.
logs IQ have one boon' natural action.
JAME:3 $ AKELY.
• MULVAiNtiI.
J. C. CUMMINS.
J. a COSGRAVE.
;Pittsburgh, June !Std. • . •
. - --••-•
Statement of .7. S. CoYgrare, Trainor> of •Aferry .
.
• .11wpitaL
Da.
Fur Cash of J. C. CUMUIII3II, Esq., $3,331 71
dot Jas. Blakely, Esq., sth Ward, 000 00
Jo Brotherhood of St... Joseph, two
' Joao .......... 396 00
do Rey. J. M. Lancaster, culler.
tions, — 2OO DO
do Collection Si. Patrick's Church, 133 00
Jo do tit. Paul's do ' 310 52,
- Proceeds Psis, ......... ...• • 2,500 o
dodo 801 l . 55 5 '
75
do ' Mts Myers, ounthbution,.... 11l 00
do . Rev. J. M. 'Lancaster, block
collections.
do SundrytsubscriptiOns and col.
lecoons.—
Total and t au
becribed mil collec.,to date,812,216 40
•
Paid J. H. Al'Clel r con.
• tract, 7741 53
O'Brien URA ftVAdatos, 199 00
• " /awes Penton,. 1,C411 42
" S.aattry contract. •
cavation,.painting,••
' ° °.nrt &deg, 44c, , per •-•
.....1,270
Porehaae money On tot, 1,300-.00
---512,203 13
, .
Balance Cash cm hand..
Pittsburgh,. May 31, late.
10111 , 1 S. ODSGRAVE, Treasurer:
In addition to the above, there are yet unsettled
acconta, ehuiving balances due by the
Committee ..... ........... s26a OS
From
,which deduct cash co hand, 43 27
Leaves the Com. yet:indeLtea in theom - :8219 27
Li.
S. limits or Rtramsrrnivra.--Theeledioo
of two Democrats to the House from Wisconsin,
makes the whole nuniber of democrats 1111, the
.numberof Whigs 116. There ore three Vacancies
viz one in South 'Carolina:, «visioned by the
death of Mr. /Reek, democrat—one in Seneca and
Wayne district, New York; 'occasioned by the
death of Mr. HolleY,Whig--the other in the city
of NeW York, occasioned by the resolution of the
Bonne declaring Mr. Joel-eon's (dam.)mut vernal. -
.The Math ate new trial m thulaiudistrictnad 01.
so in the SeifeCii district is -very uncertain. 'The
South Carolina vacancy «ewe. be filled
bye democrat. If one of t he New York vacate.
ciet should be tilled with a sysii .B ,,, and the other
with, democrat , the full House wo - uld'alitiad=-117
"Whigs •to 113 democr a ts. Total.23o.—tllagokt
Cottcate,—Thin:eday evening there
was out a
. qUerme iu the '..Belect educed.—
Common Goined - pee, and ?wintry petitions were
presented; read. Idnd rektred to their appropriate
eoarmittee.s.
By Mr. Gray, from R. W. Poindexter, D. A.
Grier and others, asking for the inimmrement of
the embankraerat and street,cititherans4 between
BanlitruM and Wishingtna street, ;or the upper
city tone. The water being oat of the Canal, a en.
ry fachruble time is ad - ord.d for such an improve,
meta. . •
By Mr ; Walters, from Mr. Vaegtly and others for
the improvemetit of East Lane, between the Canal
bridge and Bank Lane.
,By Mr. Fleshing, froru Wm Baxter and others.—
The petitioners represent that the present °Mi.
nance is ieademrate to attired protection to the reg
ular city butchers, against the encroachments ol
country butchers, who stand out side the market
house, and being free from stall rent, are able to
Undersell them, and injure materially their buil- 1
ness.'
By Mr. Wafters, from Mr. B. Capeland and dth"
ens, relative to the impassilde and offensive con
dition of Caipenter's Alley in the 4th Ward.
By Mr. Borland, from James Criswell and others,
who complain of an offensive pool of staimant ma
ter at the Kan of Seminary Hill in the lit Ward.
lio•ensr.e gentesr.—Tuesday evening was a
pleasant one at Burchfield's. The gentlemanly pro
prietor of Rosedale had invited a number of
guests to partake of his liberality, and made
rangentents Clint did as much credit to his taste.
to his inuniticence, A table was spread capable id
accommodating a hundred or more visitors.-cover
ed with the choicest dishes which the season rif
fords. AC night-tall the garden was brilliantly
iF
turnip ated,--;parties were Seen, gathered in grcur a
or Reeling by the green branches of the trees and
shrubbery. Ladies with' their heads garlanded
with dowers, waited upon by gentleman who
seemed "to love the service well" met the eye
wherever it moved; in the shade, in the sky-light,
or sin the brow of the bail, in fairrelief against the
sparkling river that flowed beyond them. There
was music abroad too, not only from the band
which played from the roof, but froth the veices
That sang'so sweetly'in the garden walks.
We may add; if Mr. BurchLeld MCI with but hall
the patronage which his generosity Merits, his
grounds will be thronged with visitors,' while the
leaves last to invite them from the weariness of a
life where leaves nod Hower, are not tO be &mad.
TUE RAILZOAD essr.—lt is the intention of the
President and T./hectors of the Pennsybnuia Rail
wad comptuty to hurry the surveys to a speedy
eon/plea. - This done the routes win be located,
and by etirli autumn we hope to see the route un•
der contract direct from Putsburgit, and through,
the whoiel liac. -
And now, - who Intends to be ketemost in the
enterprise of n,Rotul wen?
Quell viicrumr.—Memm. While, LimZia de Co.,
bane built a large coach factory in Allegheny'
where they intend to carry en extensively this
business. They 'Faye already sent out from their
establishment amine beautiful nom:hes - Ant will
compare liivonitgy..witts any made in either city.
Bank. hut —A black than tab. - .calls himself
Robert Nett.. made his escape esEty yesterday
morning iium jail. SherulTu. ytlt oWers .retkard
of thuty dollars fur his aritreh Sion.
Zi1..14,11:11.---Since, the cl K of the Genera
Conference, the editor of the', }ally Chreitirto
Ad
vocate deems it impracticable.; fir the preeent. I.
mintinne it. publieabon.
Ncw 1 1 0.4:;..—There are six new , Wu., rthno t
completed, Ih t ae near the Poi.Oh Some of thee
are of the 14rGer
Alcnc-re. l'n. Nterat.--We
arc requested
the eentleinan who sold tLie meal at it
per !en, One li sras an inferior quality of metal.
•
Higni.mn will prench in Asbnii
Clani,cf toinortow morning, at 101 u'elucL, -
•.
isOrPTICAL NOT/CES.
•
Cor.gry Racoon. —Mem.. Editors, Your 1150 re,
guested to announce through die columns of your pa
per mat /CHIN AITiII.I. of West Deer township, is a
anwide m for the ecer of IN.ur Recorder; subject to
the deemion or: the Anti filmtput and Mug County'
Convention.
._
LIP TLe autos of Illialf MITCHELL. II will be lc
per-'
seated
. to the Whig and ..k.q.a..310•0¢1.1 CasteflotiOs;
~........14/104 Atteji.i. dliciipati o p
chart ig - the COnit 'M tritaLahel ile we areaVihalmeaterease
or. perseetal preferences before the meeting of the
Conveutiott. we must be permitted to my, thew we are
fog ressed watt the belief Mat 11. Mitchell has claim.
tufa Me. WI, and Anti-illamute pan; of this county
an- ceded mem injustice to respect. hat tie soc has
. mglered more, yet los felelity ha the Wli eatiCer ileyet
has.. could be coded to question.
myll.hte Lifeka Se. el.= and lilstisam.
Coeirm .Acurroz --Alms, Iridium, You will please .
thost,fli the trolunom u( hour paper. dust the Castle 01
.1611 N ill Lily, ot ruallay waruship, will bo'premot
,' ml m Mc eeutheg ( ltd.,' Ofemendon fornmainalicht as
! the Ant , -.llmodue and ,Whir Moolichste kr C.lity AV.
l ' difor. The queltlkattom of Mr. flyers ire such... to
and f
!insure the (muffle dischurgrl olihe Maim.. f the office,
r oe firlenets mal consmlency at a Whig. give hie
'strong clam, upon the favorable .cousidontuots of tIA
pany. Ile w.ll. Le suppose...lin 001irelitkcaby
niyls
• MANY %TRIGS..
.
Caornr anittorill.— :51e.c.. Editors: l'illiClie reques
ted to eunounce Sim iilltill Ale1.:011,81CK, Ll.e.i of
of Moon township, ii a ctualidato for notables. for
--tee °Awe of Register, =mien to die d.,ioot, of the
Auti-Masonte and Whig Courty ColoicatiOn. .". . .
\ Lova
, . YEKLBALLI,
1-111anoas A. CO: Please to minounee fin us lial n om. :
°rims:: A.I.EAYEN, P. AI. of /ierriussallre, at a spit.
able eh-ululate far the 06ce or Recorder of Minima,
count), al am nea t amount elertiou. elierlair him
wonhy, as well as eetapetent. we eruct:this, as our
Lehuiee, seine. too d ecision ord. Whig Cameationia
Jose Iwo , . • myls* SOUTIf rAverre. 1
Corer, liZalsram—liles an &Ikon: %ea are &Nam.
I tad to atincialee Payne, the columns orymir paper:,
Met tik:OßDy. IV. ItUttrAt AIN:, EN., Of Flom lomv ;
stop,. a emehdate for notolnation fat tae °Mee of Res ,
girder. iutuece to the rlTcisiou of the Aga-Masonic
and
19big County Catiaentiou.
sopa:di-vett S ' ALEUT *LEGS. •
Ts rut Eirmots or ALLemicri Causer.—Pellow
CitiCellie: ling requented by a number of my friends
motet m) nit as meal:did/11e for toe omen of Clerk of
the Co rr of quasar Sessions or Allegheny county; foi
uomma ii by IL. Auti•Alamiiie sod Whig Vounry
Cobventio ' should tie to Itirtunate as to receive
the 000000 0,11 .hail he my er dearer to fulfil LLedut
ties of the office if elected_ . p
myuMdrewS OLMEGE WATSON: i
Toms Uorrai us AL.:nest' Corse— 1 respectfol
ly 'offer myself as a candidate for Cloth Of the Commie
gunner Set tiOttg, le., at Allegheny county, subject to
Me decision of the approactiiim Lleasoensie Whig Coo
ventioli. lit shoo be to tonona e all la alelse/ Me
majority of your auffrages, Cl) endcaVor shall be to
ditch.tte the duties alba efface with fidelity.
inylitdawir• ' LEWIS YUIJNE. ..
Ileimarisa us rug COnwri.—IIILAILI^ LIFILIXOT, at
tha Alt Ward, Pitwburgh, own be supported in theAuti,
:gamine sod Whit Convention, for the cote, of Ch,e, ra.,
ty lieConlec ;Ur. Beams was raised 4 (4114411C1111-114-
.1 lilaildi it Lc) old cilium, a good 'Whig, and hvoti.
the of en 'mall Implant. Ile W 2414 the late wastand
hi. fisher in the Iturohoiounry war: ', . . : • , i
m)ledhAviST
~ EAST LIEERKy.
C.. or Qt. Mine Sawoome—JOlLY HOILAiLM, of
Wilkinsburgh, will he aupponed before the tu n,``
'CouVelllttlit./.1 le candidate forwmainistion for Clem of
the Court of Quarter:W.oas, by •
myllialikw ' -.• MANY YoTkillii..i
. .
Comm Reonare.-IVe are
,remmincil to Slate bwit -
WILLIAM J. MARES, et Ali , l l ..my..ity, IS a cane.,
dote for the office of !Meister of this tawny, subject te
thenomination of the Whig Convention. •
'Cisme "or eat Cticers..—DANlEL. toy..
Elms AlcCUI181";:if
tietb, will be a eaudidate tut lisealace 05 Clerk . .iif
, the several Courts of Allegheny eauwyjeubject *Me
derision of We Anti.lilaseide end Whig', Comity Conti
amnion- .
~.- ~n2 r .LitelL 8
?Mau Entroes: Please ennoonee the Mane ofJOII*
CONNER, of Upper Cr Clasr.. irestudilate for the
,adico of Record... Mr Comm:. p lilflam of Me right
.slewe, and wsiellie.-{.(aol aelice . 1 1 , 1 , 0_11.
~ myminf wt. erten' '. UAI.DIYLN. i
11 Cocain Iternrinit.--JAMES W. IIiTINNL.73Y,o-rildiii,
g lieny city, wilt to supported before the Whig .fl,
Ater.nti./Ilawitlie Convent
lltlion; for the office of COwnty Reg. is tnyElLievriC MANY WIRES.
1 i Coon Rwittr. w .— The nose of iJOIIN IVIEC,,I.i
, KEY Is respectfully presented to_ the Whig nod 'A
I Mammic Cutivenuott, as . candidate for the outf
r
Register. .V 6 , MANY PIMENDif.
' , I JARED AL BRUSH will be iCiandishile,ber;
the Aim.hltwoole allil Illng County
.CouvenEcin kir'
the office of Perk orate Court ofttuarter Setwana;
1 .r 22 - .' ,'
11.. T. L. Me:MI.IAM will be. a aindulate for IM,'
pace ef Clerk. or me Cowl -of Quorter Sessiticts,-Agf
Mt feet do dm aleciflun , of the approashlog Convesti 1..
sorMid,VArtf T '
1 cues= Cosarestohea.—The ,name of THOSTAft
PAIILMAN will be ptesmite4 to the Whig And And.
Alasanic Cotivonhoo, to assemble on the lath of Jul
neat,. a camlidate our the shove idea. • . -
atyglillw.
, TIIIRD {YARD.' .
',Govan' COXlStitaio , Bll.—We ate eigaisted to 'rat,,
that WILLIAM LIENSOIf, of Allegheny city, .will" be
n'eendidme (or ho IMO', 4:dee, sabAtat to the decitidau
of We Anii-altwortie and -)ling Comity Co:mention. ' -
mylSidtmaiii
[ CoownrCasualweiscs.—TllU3lAS DA YISON,of Pet.
-Metehis wnship, is • candidata tor the aaid offleciitifijelt
I , action of the Anti•hltisonic ?nid 'lVltig Ustitly
CMivention.' i • "• ' - niy/7idiawtsll, .
orEC . - "-ItiVi.;,tlA. Mt f;tt.".tt!, tteti,
subject [Clem deeision of the Altli• sleonle ead Whli
. .1 . laylk3l4lnCi
I tia:APLixs... Lwaa I'maa—'rlll. 'orally great' Meiji-
Moe Is rapidly supplanting all mime N ets >ef prts,.
pea d for, a amused liver. Ittetresllara ets deolded i
l' iot a spe . tuly,; as to give It. ofaltou possessed :by do
other euesbenie offered loam pubic('. The Inventor •
very,diciugoished Ogaden uf.Srltgoua, priciLa r s n
illegton of cawing ot allaL_lt &Layer. complaint, I r
Minna, tut it ill lenced by, oatmeal:Lath) is peohl y
common atid fOrmidebles Pr, it' upout yea r s u
a,us di,/,..qpftee windlsata 0 4 . 40,pa,an4 lupin.
portitutiog Item gleinhaes... The mmall if hie roseareti
' ashes placedliGnaine 444014 Mu lauiefactucCutauut,
ki,41,, gmejongai medicine to thainck, which ellr ,
4
urea and Lures Meamiistrihsthattet came, of thOt teen la
cuutpluiut: Hate yull *Wahl Omagh: ukhroisulor 0
edge of We ribs. which Metilima WWI a Dren,d*.ita..
f(litell0 lie' with eats au fist' loft oceetdegitls.
.sominlineseeninard'paidaPikritaabouldar blade; lia•
qiulastly exteudiAt to tha.lopot tau upouldeir Andy (p,
ro . :. 4 = th u 7:l a tc h VI: i tl a r i lle 141177.:tr i I T I T; -
audit teas woald iv 0.. tel lips!) art lartrt r laid a apps
t• bat of Mr. AP Mit Later 1818. Par axle Ili •
/Aug Memel/ QUM k CO,OO wood H. • mygg
ME=
Bia=cm.
FOREIGN.NEWS.
sle . wocsqie
„
THREE DAYS LATER Fp* EUROPE
ttairempandenceof the Piitsbusgh Ctrienei
Roston, June 2, 16461
The SiOttnaliiiii Niagara, Cape. Byr4, wilted a ,
Boston from Liverpool today; from whence she
sailed on the 20th of May, nuking a passage in
tern thin thirteen daya—s retnatkiable quick poi
nage, which will tatiblisli • f ortltio vessel 4 high
regulation.
The intelligence from France is quite favorable.
The new government , is entirely entire, and La.
maniac is increasing in favor. Several conspira
cies- have been detected and aubdued, and two
hundred persons taken prisoners. The National
and Mobile Guards have proved themselves faith-
intelligence tiona Ireland represents the
unbnppy country in • a compartnively tranqui
state. •
The London motley market remains unellan
ged.
Nothing of interest has transpired on7the con.
neat.
Pereira Market.
lorerpool, May 20, lath.
Ponnaylrania 1. 300e-27027s 6d; Ohio hour 26
027 a; treat canal flour, 27s Gd62sa.
White Wheat-707s 3d; red, 03511a - 7s 4,1..
Corn—.3tran t Gd.
Meil-12s 6aa14..
Cottoorl-in consequence of large imports,
coltoa
declined 1 in all grades.
Sides. of (lour were steady but moderate.' ••
Pro sisionn—New Mem, Beef, 50a5.iti p bLI;—
old do, 3OsiarlEs; Primo do, 30a32. Mesa Pork.
40s to 60s; prime do, 35,0155; Bac'on, 1561303
cwt. Lard, 42564.51 in kegs, and 39,013 a 3tl
in
barrel,
Dayl canal do
Whir. wheat
Red
Corn
Meal
.
.
771 Odcd2Ss 2is 9do2Ss
7sais 3d is Val,.
Os sdB7s 4d Os 505/s 34
90x9 2s 6d .2343/4
12s Ilal4s 12ya/3s Cd
‘Corresponilenee of the Pittsburgh °axone.
CONGRESS
Wasstuurrotti.May ai „1516.
Smears—Mr. Sebastian, She nem Inanities elect
lima Arkansas, toads bis appearance, and was duly
qualified.
Mr. Hale presented a petition for tie removal of
be Capitol to Cincinnati.
•
The Oregon Bill WSW taken up arid considered.
Mr. Benton. moved to authorize the President to
accept of the services ofo regiment of volunteers
for the protection of Onion.
Mr. lisle moved to extend .the Ordinance of
1707 over that country—which was postponed.
The Indiari appropriation biltwas taken up, and
ruler It brief 'iliscusaion was postponed. • •
Strohm, of Pennsylvania, pre nat
al report from the Committee on the contingent
expends, ahrinving various errors in Mr. Walker's
report. The minority asked leave to report, which
was briefly debated, but no action was taken rip.
.W.a.suelarox. June Ist, 1618.
rwrc—ln the absence a Mr. Daliar, Mr. At
e:sewn was called to the Chit..
Mr. Alleni presented Tuantlryrelolutioas of th-
Legialmture or Ohio, on Shtvery and Internal lot
provenients and approving Mr. CllTlVida eourae..
The bill to refund to the States advances mad,
to the volunteer., was taken up and finally passed
The Oregon question was reuited, and quite
an animated debate took place on . Mr. llale't
rinandmenr, which Involved the nobjeet of :Rave
ry. No action taken upon it.
Iforst.—Th Navy appropriation bill was take
up, and animated speeches, discussing the subjei.
of rilaveiy, were made by Messrs. altett mid Vets.
bk. Adjourned.
noose. June 2, ISt S.
*cis= —The Senate met at the usual bode—
Mr. Acheson in the Chair.
Mr. thris, of Miss; presented, as an offering
from the arttly,the American flag which first wa
ved in triulaph over the Halls of the Montexunms,
on the taking of. the Capitol:
On inotaitt of Mr. Bright, the Seim° went into a
ran' anitoided discussion on the subject tool:
ptaceby Messrs. Rusk, Butler, Badger, Niles and
Davis 4 7,4r..1hutsion offered au amendment, So as
, to nompneuise.—several ineffectual attempts were
:made to vac.
The Senate went into Executive Session, ind
-sundry private bills were reported, and pui4s.l,
ifterwhich the Senate adjourned.
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„ bill . prohibiting the importation of
atltilterat4d drugs, ants talien op and passed. ,
Mr.lto4well called for the regular order. otlies
iness-.-the linen* accordingly. resolved inn, e
Commitiee . at the Whole for the consideration o
private bill.. Atter some time therein, the Com'
settee ruse and reported progress, and the ifilllllo
AtdjOUrata.
I raw . ; ationio. . .
PEACE ALMONT-CERTAIN.'
Correspondence of tba Pinsburgb - Gaseu,
CiNCOriTi, 7uoe i
NOW Oilcans advice; of the , 27th hare
beetCreseivoil here. Theme= ship Oilesisi, lean
• Veri'Cror; on !be; '22d, IQ ton,
Ward LW* Cotner, of the. Navy, as s bearctif
Despatches,:froin Mr. Sevier, to the Gloverninensitt
-" It ! is nod considered certain that the Trusty o!
Peace rill IW mensal by the Mexican dinare.W.;-•
It, hid, beeil referred to n Coalmines, ofydrviin
Relations, and was reported to be ritifted,oe tiie
tavoriblgtii Ls bra
utioc. •
Almon! hid piic to New Leon, lad
a
, .
W. Zacatecas; for the purpose of p_remotinis rev&
Wiwi, and apposing peace. Ampudia arrishi thew
tr,:their work.
•
...Rosa*, in an address to the Mexican people saki
the Weary might, - if Nu of, territory wan alone ran.
shirred; be regarded ass national mslantity—bui its
Upeets are wholly,changed, when ixls considered
what the =miry has but by war, and all its atria.
- dant evils, and what it will* gain by peace.. tie
pointed out ths danger to which the . todepeit
aid nationality of Mexico was exposed by
coatinuance, of war, and that the dangers will
cease by thi ratification of the treaty.
. Tbi. exposition had:a.irest effect is Mexico, in
promoting a feeling friendly to the ratification. ; •
Paredes had partially succeeded in revolutionis.
lag San tails. .. •
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.Guterman, Jane 2-8 P. M.
..
. .. ..
They .Charleston : Evening • Times . amide inteth.
Imam of the :travel of
..the Steamer - Edhh, at htew
°arum, from Vera Cruz, Minter the clmeriiw
neym k or the ratificatiotiof the Treaty of Popee. •
.
' Correupondenee of the Pobutgb assutte..,
CINCINNATI MARKET. - 1 -
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Ciaeruoell, line 2, 1619.-
- - flour—The einrketle very quiet, mud the tarn
deery is wntiirdr.. .i.der, re .. 4 limited ift. - 1 - at
MGM 12 .1 1 ote ~• , -.- .
„ .
• Whiskey--Salei ht 141 Cl. per .
Colfee.--.Sulci 200 cacicx Itio at. Ito per lb.
: Mess ..T'utk—Salts of 200 . bbls of $.4 per bbt.
.13.1con—Saks of Sboulderv, packed, Alt 21 celiLs
Lard--Sales of country Lard. in aer, at **lc.
SupLiSitles of choice Now Orleans at Si cents
per pound.-- - •
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~13:yenr,„..Bircurra,
.I.Viscor_muTt.tes="l,7oKiyk,swollf.nydie,,rslsee'4,7..
Mr. iLFl'Senen, , —Dear Sir—Your Verounme prod.
eve sue t wonderful testily, that 1 think - it worth Mae
to give you screw, leas about neighbOr, rifhar,
bought from me one vial ern, outliner the tomentwni
three of his children; the ana. passed 190, the "(vein!
- 163, and the third in, bluing 443 ors discharged by.
one 'vial.- Mr. (tray immediately bought foxy
vial more. Mr: A 6113arley also gave the contents' of
-one vial tot hree of Ida children which • brought from -
the fie. 73, how , the second 4.4 from the third Si,
'making !au worms, by. the Yoe Orme viol. I V. my
GMT chakaged one year, twoterapoonsrul, w hi ch
oi sx; •
• e
„one of which was at least letiou
hoar Vertnifuge le considered.the hest that has weer
, been brought to our section ofthe eoontry, - anct to faros
I know never foiled. Yours tespeclll4lyr___ • .
• ,e.• • : LL. MRMAN.
• .FrePoried. and sold by R. F 571Voodst.
Sold by Ur. Caw), 61,4 c urr y, Amo n .,
W. J.
filthaith, Temperance 0, and P. Drava Law.
. .
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. zeeee's WottiCcell aneathin to
ee
tai. elllesit roomer tar Cough., Cold., Coosompliie,
Na
and
l/ affections; or the Thum a
and Lamm
viW Novena limas width:in few yearapan had Pot.-
aine to use • =edictal, or ULM bind, we barebr ,e;Parl,
.seee teem! Ite;oseellent quelltles, and ent prey... 9 te
: recommend It to when. Pllebtlers or o th er 'public
nyonlon .mitred with Pmeohlal affections will iled
areal tench from imam. If a prepared by a aclead•
ad Pre/elan, 1.1.1 oil dwelt will Awl It a WC Lod 01 , 1
eacioue.medleine In the -diseame..ibi; te,
eomtpdndrd Clore dud Joacat
For mile at the.Pckie It. Store; No no rt h:. t.
. =Yin: '•1 •
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li t
l'
I jai. AUCTION ''''
..,, i ftw h E- i • 1 1 12. .pro , "=" ra y : b y 5. 1r:!,41 - - ''''''',,,,,A . -
1=t..ht.p..;., A ' airotvr.4ll. til►lueL I. , IT‘:',, , i cm, jolua D. Dell ' ''''''4l
ri Ztiemeausli Wiwi sithhithetheil -ten 1 -4 ` .- F7-1-, .. ' , ....Z. ''. ' , /fg.l
Thi- lootheetnehn may ba afflict with -4':,,:!... Mildair if .0.06mig.& f , ;2"*
?ramps*. It or Aluot Wotan, he nerthanne- • '
0 ''' nio .. ,Jahthiaete4o - - ,....111, ww he
plagiegzusignatening 4a sere thud e - mde eure
,f .the „,„,,r„,,VI" n n, r ethofinfithlhite....o.4
thott apace ffrone urn at' thee nonegin - ffrplieff wi th - .„--,, w„ -- ,, d , nt ,..- C. """r,. . migqin'w of ' hf/a ag.
care and test,ditharthing ell the mantic.. instils j . .„,,,,,...__ -- - - ciWild w X. s einomiwcataahniehg doe, ,
and enoniaivet bandag i Jitto !origin ose.' Mi. ha fruit! bi-7--,,.,n gi, bww,,,,d,-rething aniLthandung thither
coithethaffoos en statmq, 43.11111 Vb us be hue not led ... h' .-- ,,,. ..,,,, ,j,migy silk and ettarthiliele rel;
fq thee '- e on[ of three huudred ae d 811)•abre Pa r j-",,,gc,r,d;i:44-Wd'd K. , , ti gi 'eles Rey i tiantr„,thaegi
tieing. I
AI. forßhouinatier4 . and 'Weak Breast or Rao, . at: ~9," V w „, „d ' " I L "a ,.d„.""' • : L7CIIII I / 4 : 5 r _
!gilded Lith pad. there,th nothing to !UT! It'll ri : . n. Tn, - fi - „ - r ... - -.,.....' T... k', e on.' ar and 'nonside ' panthi !the
in affording relief ar ctLeeting is cure. For sale ti . , 1,,1., - I,j, w - iai t .' i. i,,,,idigg,grey quince '1,...0
Ll'filcor. carneLof thismond and Market as 1 • ~,,,,,,7d.,i'd , d . , .6 n „ii
.4,,,ifeee painiN .44e , i.
Braun & richer, . .11k.ny amt :St CLair ate . O l6, w id, h,,,,,, 1...m...8. m a,e4 61=mA, Me.
Dr I berme •• ~vederal NI and Diamond. II d- ~,w ; 1„,,.. hu,kw,..„-awee: denim itherathel dtgma
ghwr ity'l '' 4 • i f,...,....... t,,,r,... o n . - ~.1 ‘ n, i n. - norn. , auenth bleacheildrill
ham.
a-
Jacques & Co, ,“ bi:iumtatz and thaithint. ID line- -7,4,.. All ~--C•whi,h , --- ,, d 1,„, -- ww, wwe d - • an the ....
-,------_--_-..2 -... tog °reale. JO ' jOEIND DAM A." '
. IYBW CQ ciipAcTurtv.
ir.reciF.7. -
W lPir j .' th D e a ptibintiat C the ' y ' llfr ' e
I.acock, between Fin:Jerre and atandnikykt terlo..• T It
nre note making apil azlrrepared to receive orders fa
every derenpuon of vehicles; Conches, Choking,
ronehev, Boggles, Plimbie, fie, do.. veltich Crum wren
long expenence in the tannotactore of the above weak,
nod the facilities May hare, they feel confident they are.
enabled to du work on klte moat reasonable tenth; a - ith
those wanting eruct. itatheir line. -
Paying panigular. attend. to the aelection or m: le.'
iiala, wid.having nunn but competent workmen, t
ep
hare no heritanon *arrantrear , their smirk. •le
therefbre ' • ettentiort of the public to Ohio matter,
N.B. Re in the hem manner, and on Itrte
;rut. t
ry
eeensed
gaen i
hu ffingha Oil
li OM.
af the Carparatioa foi he
Pe hell' at the called elf h: T6a. day of June ea, at
'due a Bonn] of 2thoiog . n
1 .,
Jig year. . . :
i_.l.lTiNTly,.le.LSeiy ]
lk, canoe and gin ewe, P i
a &owe pallente,litt el 47,
,A n exi.orr & II
_,____i V./ wow?
ITELVEI. CoRLIS—T , tr .;ediuma queldy
V heavy b.oguP CON., lint 011,1 ed and for sale %I
-y low. Je3 SIIACKI.I,:I7T .Y. wrirrnf li
jIINTS—A large at.toriateut of LI., blue and.
A.ge, and fancy Printa,l of every desirable sly
and guiattyy, Pm openings nd for sale to tint trade
tatraontinaa* loarrateap by the .
ie3 lACKLE'IT & IVIIITE
27a M a.17 Y 6J
2;:t• May 17
• 26427 s
I.)ACON;AND LARD-90 Casks "Tanis dr kilioulde
„La . zed bbls prime Leaf Lard;
Arra., Tow m close conaiinmant, by
_Jeikji•
DIEE-SV.',4llllas pr Wnd %VIE ghee. : lout reed m
%_‘"
GIIOCOEATE- 7 55 be.o Davi:T:co IC.l.Omaiale,
aale 113 red %%ILA Iii.CANDLESSI
DAFILEV.--ZOUbush prime Ohl, Dariej. just !undid
and for sale by SA. %V AITLIMIU/1
53vrater and 104 front atren
•
.ft
j EjLtJUR.— b Lblspat Tea d and for rale by
,T !DIL 1C41 4
IIEaTITEILS AND GINS
t h o u: sacks learbeni,
A: 5 do fanseuy, non , handm,y from steamer New :
Enkiaod sad for sale by
.•
ISMAIL DICKEY A Co, front al
Q. ?ANIS!! wurrisa—sa Edda in store and for sal
/*Alan DICKEY it Co
carboys loft reed and for sole
DOTANII-5 casks prime. (5.1 r retniline) re'd
I% . , LeiLle by I
IILOUR—Kra bbl. Sour, Isi auire audio,
DENNETT. vromt
IkfULAN:W:I-1B kegg. ll apl.e - koltsge., gime t.
for gale low by JaL14:101.1,9 . fr. t3LN N err
UtREING- 7, bra I - f - b
.r.ftale- lawat clot
rottalgurrieta by I
111 F _
X.SE- S.l la. Canoe, for gala logr to elo-se coa•
Ailill6.llll by raa r6vct . lBH S BENNIIIT
DRUM) —3o(7olUuu;;;Ze
S F VON LiONNI4OSSF .1. Co
M:ItItINGS-15 Gtolu fur 1.1;1;14 :
is SF VON ktONNIIORST &Co
"LidCKEItEL-731.1.19 No a: furl.
111, 5 F VON 11'
r 0.1.•
SI". VON / 1 0,WiliOILS" • y '
d
.
•DIRAXIN doe ort Eau Nu t ! teueslur
-13 iyI,OIIST,N
rf:', LA r
Pla•ter, fur sn6
u9l;:xpoittcr lAA
10;tu,..,c,k;qtbeey,
fts. A .4 ;e " : 2 :lVste " t l'''.
jc3 JAAIKS A lILTCIIISON
Sll?or;llit'At7P2k,r'Lle."* rer
le3 JA /11t41111S0N Sr Co
1A111•3? 'GOO K 76.....111*C0 have r.
Lexteaeire aison.tuent Or tick De, . edai
Wese ' an " :l °
eutim new artieLe; r r au
Faabend dna .thuec do
grew variety. • I •
rilsiE. highest x r:ef
also, canvass, bate ti
n rags, die., by
qtd
• 1: 1 1.0t11 , :%0 bieli suluahre'
for the Allegheny river nuJe, iry elare 'and foe sale
AXF(JC
..' a if
-TITATIETQi—MO niil
ff
• • - • WICK .I.I3.IIIANDLESS
T ARDLAKt ads No 1. it good,abipping order, for
sale by tea ISAMU, DICKEY b Co ; (root st.
TAIBRELLAs—A large assortraeot Gitth-.ltatu
• IJ/tenon and wholeboor tiba.•just bpeacd t.y -
I_d• SIIACKLETT& ‘VArI'E, ~t t wood at
F LuUti-71 by bid, extra Family. Floor. just Red
by the oath! boot Comet and tar sole by •
S W RBA CCM,
water am! lttl Irma at
11) 1 ACN•:-•iiblitit /Mao,
10,000 Dm loose assorted Bacon, fust recei ed •uti
-6?,DUF . IVA TED. N,
icl water sad G 4! nt
FLAXSEED -10 bays Flaxseed; safe • j
/el
—y3 CORCHINI.N
1.7 sale by ' • 4 , eb ltiti re
.1 _,Virec toad to
W°rEETAIA
yfi—A few begs Rye, re ebreleed for Belay,
JetL; S!WATERAII.III
or
yBEA\ t
.ale .4 ' je.l •. • LS)I.I.'n'LEIFtIAN
IORN BROOMS-2S dia gilt handled. Coin_ er 00m.5,.
IL for 811 le lel 1. SrIVA/T.K/LN.:
b1.1...11ty0 Flour, for sale by i •
WATERMAN.
j
41,1. Flour, prime, 4.4 recduhti
Au e I _
'XTORWALIi AND 13ANI/l/91CY XIONEY—titI4O
„Li wanted 141 a reasonable ibxcoubt; by 4
S JIMILIALTO44;
water And frouc six!
011.9-75 tili/s 1 1 / a ueed 1.96:64 do No-1 Lord lior. 1111
do No do. Sbio, Sperm and Whole Oil; ireslore
and for Nolo at reduced prices. ' •
lay2t•. . SELLER/4 14.45100i.9.
IA RD GREASE-20 bills Lard Grease, in tare.s arid
/ (beim In ly m ' ATMS, 7 , ; ( Cos
' elOn/C.-au , Mb o .m, lust ree , d and for vile by
... v 113731
.11-2.1.1.1119 Ivico !,,s.
0 41iYASS •
.I.IANIB-21 Avis H-21 114=1,
Just teemed and tor We by ; " :
.811:LIAR9, /S.INICOLS.
/TOFFEE—i.O bozo prima moo Rio 'dolTio. lona*
V sod for , sIOO bi roy3l. • .1:& R 11.01 •.
TEAS -- „gi; n vra:t.
ap3l J ooi.ing an tot
for sale bY '
_n al ra - R mon,
17 1 4 1 11-111101116Als I Wait* Aol.
t k, r yst__ 6 _ • . R 1.7.01'D
1,107/11 feepaie
i
... •
DRNEI—Ie 011. x-9
{ hR : I P
p my3 l toasfiu scby .
J# FL OYD:
7' ICE=tscola ‘y ••
AL 71
smy3L . • • J . R. Iry
TiAPER:—IFIOI,BI6I
• la .siom
i'RtlUltl~-pJw~oybo gy p q~
Jaßpl YU
P eh D
.rra~ews o ' ar,wieexa. , For.w' l q ~
. Ja:sPLOra
tLI)ISU tIICIII ' RI-7ao O
AABU7IIy~
.01 • A ll "?4 1 gPirl !UM , ovic:irudrn‘llNVY,
IsILK GLONIE — s;I---vi — nwTri.. A . goal 41.1110i11111
on band rind tor subs by mBl ^ C
ill RATE. APHoN*—Orote Aprolui, .
Oinkeise Paper, In great ruin, of pout/wa
• my40i4116, IR bale ut V EMU?. k. Co ved ,. I •
k I
. •
Elistz4ixtiolix . •
ii...34kM05.110
Market u, barn eeee ired'one CllllO muse Lop
••• MN, I d,olhbrar , (.43aip Liao. ~m • •
1 - ----
- -- - le - r -- . - ,
SlVWsit t l trerz:tz . ",
fif i in i— vvreinturetturr4
: — 11 e ) ..: 4-,:-..- • .:-,..,... 44,',_:.16-1.0..i.r-1,:
ItYstr.e.lll74lre for g 0 :' '
uzi P.llO li.Co
• rtninMilltrls.Zirgilatukte:t
• mrau •
..:____........______,..
r2 = t ig i l l tatt•gite .
. •
.I.ukAll DICKEY
C 4473 " - 1114411 IL Co
0 21 4 1, 74 —, br 41 1 ° ,1i, tv
ond,
LiX 3l : lO -411bliht WWI. by
:Alva 1: , a.calrik
cums-ant; •id • • :apt.* Mt.
0. • .sawiliELo •
. . .
F L lta l t "bb4 ' l . 6 ". 444 , " I . n ie llZilittr .'
n—ORN : Torts FoissTad
pm 11;21;,
50k.. 1 4 , . •.• j.e =w..
. . . . .
ionws.:abbogicni.• car* gm
egbe dwart.knom Gomm.' AL..; /Ude.
Wes* Nis treetwed aAAfa Ws by • • ' ; 6
' wps a /MANNA=
t ,:0.* , •;.. •
i
,r l s Notice. - ' ' 7
Witco out lettets tettoutet oi.
1 'ant Will of Sarah U. So, te
fettled Itiieid eutate rot, e
k '
".11. Eon,, t CC/ , itild Oat
mate to present them, it ly
~,t 'l. tuatltst If. Dl'll
C°l!Zl__ ' .' '. ~ t
=CM
MIME
=CIESI
=NM
NoGaffer. Eelentla Salarcal Osaka.
TriliNE wogs have grow wanted* popularity far
greater then ay ever before acquired by any :a
ries of Doubler Books ga the Untied States. And she
' e
ennoe of areprerson years sales over those of former
n.te, IS wen to a ertitle than ever before. •
They now mesa .re lb. public a sProom
tmeellent edficational icentoscr7Vo
clone. farad appended to very mean commembisory
r Oncost
ll Immo a aresymintlidand
readily aPPreMoltd• thoncesa examine-
Hey. Dr. Lyme t Deeebee,
u on) wi be '
Rev Charles Elhort, D. D, otthe Western amanita
lbw. L. Magoon; Flay .I. AL.Trimble.
lacy. Wilber, of tbe Bletholist Femele-Conedd.
iR lf. Bishop. A it, of the Pm.e.cones.
From the well known Principal of the Fachsle Semi
nary at Steubenville, Der. C. Scatty:—
Srmstimmus, A pril XS, 1849. .
Devine enure eonfidence lir the sopor excellence
of Mc Beliene Scbool Book, '• um believing them bet•
ter calculated, Mon any others knownto rod. kw . this
themorate reboiling,' have forcometiMe Iblee
Mem in oar Seminary, mid Dot only doom; tom:di/me,
;but.would recommend them to all encased in the edn•
cation of youth. CUARI.i.. SEATTY,
Supt Female Seminary
Benny wed the Eclecue School Derall GI( several
W ean, 1 rally cancer with the Werra. -
• • J. M. 1
MaY 9,1549 . Pram Pittsburgh Femal o
eO$llOllM Inatome.
Parmitnon, May Pltb, 1943.
The Eclectic Steel ot Pniforsor Alefinfer combine
Wexce/lencies In matter, style and arratigent whic
en them preferable' to'mlY tooth. w hi chh b ar e
Wen oath's gun lelejeetn. A uniform etandard Orson
-We
Lary
Books has long begin a Occident:urn
le ontOommein Wank awl, so my motion, Mu emr -
Vnot behrner, mmolted than by the adoptioo of the Eo•
e t - Series. CkLARLE .1:71.1102T, ,
Vet-Mier. and Belles Idenrw, Western Unarm - arty, Pa.
• e
4Thol c
.fderr4aa.' Teg,==t=t=ad"
itimburrib and vicinity, being aware Ofthennperelee o9a e
". Msret; ')'"'lsa
._ =reV'dt:(eteVZ•
tercileNtrenf a rano vof shaymencerrhooks
leAr)11 tiee, and from eXatainatern and practical ltoowl•
e ,d9e, we beirevaShat filmantforeEdlectie Series coati
bows a greater number of excallenms, momsimple
Ot4mei =Vt. rag7=l4=ta
hooks 0.0. tun in o ur schools.' Andsrlien Ire Oen:.
rider the .exMrstve mho:Stub:in of - these books heel,
orty - and meiraty, we cannot bin tome that means will
betaken to. that antforanty so moth needed. -
"i4as IX Dhleads,lfrom exignotialion,)
Walt ,
"4" Mho , Princip al 34 Ward Boy's Schnell. -
lea MeKelley, - Liberty st, IkliWard'School.
D ' 7th lYani Schoo/1 " '
.1. Bastin( 91k
• ' " “91/4 '
The undertlyned,Teachm, of AllesbccY cicPi cot`
m
drolly concur with u opinion expressed by the acon'h,
FIT Yd
."' 3d 'J. It. Laetrrrgo, a 54 o ' Do gs°
p_V • . ' l).3 t ifiVlg h
. - -
The follosnog appeared in the Allegicals3l,lilty
% -,11 a general towing of the, i School yErectors of
Al eery any , , 'held actordlng to innoonternent.ia
hr hail of the COVlDeeel Cooed!, ea' Turtilaf tremor.
rad in., th e rolloieleg resolution was outolbseasly
1:1221121
"h good clean mr4 2,
Nve• w=ggi.g
w.[Lainutvidg.
" . tbe. +7 Penn dc. hbeny
. -_---
• •. • Iran s Mat in the opinion elfin Isint=t
snliobl boot. of to.l.ls.lentin Sesietryeafehif
saleable aunts. and that the anus* adoeblinedeedise
eeeee be 4,444 y proauxed Ly 1441 r latriaagasyse . 4llo
our beseria laud iebroM, sad that id eardiot
.d.r.......a g =alas of die nand osous
elf.Atedasu
a4ohnsnid boob—melded web is
ebadrrelyt
dose bout all the public baba& isf m eee
t " - ;
Jim= larrisc ]r., tifro).. A.
Than boots hare tineatdiael Well nri
hairo else been aisfedann.f.late all tbe eel -
** Olf 111
theater Ilifsaiaslusaa, blinensiltsassy3a.
fenesilik, .id 14' Slre 1 1'14141' • . end me
• Those schools WPV tufa( C0bb.4,4414 44441•4144.
.11.•.141,444. Ill'Ottlfera, tan mak. arraitgements kit
eselimagfas android booka Oen lei BlGnifera, and
Utensil secift enikneeer lb renewer eh ow sehoele.
depbeshewso betaasle at the booltalons of *. • •
.ift.Ow flr8:. ••,I 1 i .h ...Li .L I M "'•
, FAII.C1111:GOODS.'•
!
•ail nr•a•warylitelir-i70r40;
piton Fats ANDJOpIii,R9 alias, Preach 040-
Wawa latfloe_____ll4"tary, ith,. to" w52k1,744.41,441.'
121wALT.valuleAla-rikZur rANC#CveNNA.'
• They Write eon, visiting. New Tort,
exiwohmorwr ahaeltlear ia•es.
/ 1 . /lOimi. aWly real.
.Moanf/LT.
Stowell & Co. from which*. reYted oo the PIA, 0 .11
ofdJenwaPsehaos, (who boa se =tem; • •
mbu..4.1,04.4.4 1 4.*Avikratki.9 hoolea Jo aukt ego&
_ .
•-. .. O 1.4 COolts.,karansrst. -•• .1
liall ttir AlVd. l .:. ddld Ida Olds ram; Jor .Ul4l ;
. ,st.4l:lb lod o akd ", %7Mli n : h. .
*NW fa a dart grata sack coat sad anpri•
. me puyid... s , •Ha 4 • bout 17 pun u laltiA
$ babes In brio tA, black hair add Ms". All
proem are IMe by Warned nor laltsslor aid bay,
AO sr sessenl. ander penaldy of dastaas . gam
dosantorlo blosi o ddl Parsed ial 2o.
• O k Ira ma le Road r
' • CO N, •
11110-iiiiIiWISICANIIT OOO aII - -Al k
A ahurby kis /aseljy mated ap. addumal sc4kr at
adore isals-410 Loos Olmstead pats flax, and
soy km far gamin/. sitratior loss/ els* UM.
bpi Nadi, at rOOlOlO. ,;1 .. . , .., i 1
Vlda dimalagi—also
:Mel lial
f OhaeMss, Wattled stl .
.. ile s e
Mee puts wide. ••• , - ...... • .. AI , •,n. ,
Paton c....m :s.,?i'l!r.t.lktlrtififiiiiV
1t;::::M ~46 4, 4
cwomd c0itt.,th1d1. 4 ,,4 if i
imorior datlly.. 041.0 /tmpa,faro:
k.r. ra i.. • . ..' : ~.• ~.• ' ,: ::i: .' ,',.':; .- •': ,• "SI i
LW DRY 0 0005—A • Ihow% •
reuti,ea at their Milholande • -
No. do Mut grown, o wen of pradodadoour
~ del rowan* edadostanow 4do am ark,
of Callt4eic B do of Dotionades and danonatßlab; 14
do Paranoid; of, Herr mutely •Inna MUNN, Ulti.
!Am. 111010 m 54w1., Indonsue; Ro. An JO
===!M!MEM
.:of Srfam, IS.dtgeria' lizzlian-tk"..
,Furnauri and 'radii.:"
IWill .14 sold on - :Wednesday: gem, the Ttli: day of
June, at u'elock, RAI at thc_warehousami IN nice
stseet, adjoining A. 8 Wateread- die entire wreck — of
the steamboat Svraturn; consisting . of boilers, miglneit
and machinery, 'bills her door, seiridoi• sash, 'cabin
funtrturs. bedding, carpeting, chairs meltable', • Mal
me hawser and other fining, biocts,lagkies. se,
The engines, 4te can be seen at the Virgo( Mt god:
Reed liarumen 3. Co, corner of First and abort slime%
sod the furnitute, Sc, at the place of tali. -
7 O, se—All - sums ander SRO, cash rimester 4rer
PO •e Li cadortetinotei, at 4 months;
This sale offers a rare %POMMY ant Perin.
inn to build a light boa!, eAsuge r .br-Log nearly.
Ind lint rue for their poidrir. •
tea • JOiti J bdVli Aict
Der Mods,- (re., , at Aitriloo7r;.
On ILicatday raoming, lansa, al lOo'cLock, 14tha
Commercial Hales Ronny corner of.Wooti nod flab'
itrate, will be sold, a large invoice of_ ine fresh and
fashionable fancy and etsple .. Dry Goode;eonnO
Komocknlnn
superftne broad clothe; Cowmen;Cowmen; refeCts,
i ie..% twelve lent plaid,!modeand rissarted•
colors de WAGS, indigo.b/ve , fargalcua and . apron Wit%
jeans, giughiunn, banvise,th.4°'
and English prime in grew, ranety, 1.441.1,4 e .4"
bleached abirunga,coUen•boaiery, ocida,..euspeodara
. •
• 40 6 6 Havana nigars,.asaotted: bran • 3 bids N
molasses, e - do !wrung and mackerel; 6 h ds;
all alkali
Mimi; tobacco and liquoncam Also, hodubold rub.
allure, kitchen 'utensils, ova" diroMmain year variety.
At 7k 'u'cloet p a •
Fancy . aenntin goods, dry, goals, gold , Ind 0 )1 ..r
watclies l codery,.booka, Musical instruments, ,keL,
lOLIN D
• .Books; Polo
ON Saturday arming, tba.3diust;u:n o'clock., at
the Commercial Sales Room, corner of Waal sod Fulla
street; will be sold a largecolleetion raluabio
continui n g. books, embracing standard Parka no dumb
gy, b_mtory, poetry, art,,_menu; '
amain, de. Also, ,
oner nod cop.wnusgpaaer Tsrkey,aul, ; ll, 1,-
p ßoOlta can be exrmained owther afternoon of
Jo* • " • ,
Earhd nga ikurk; Neockat ArtaiMerbronlir of de
On Saturday evenlog, Sone 3d,
at
o'clock, will be.
sold at dm CommareuaSales Boom, comer ot Mood
and Finn strottry.lS shares Exekange Bank S lock,•• by
order of Oa adnunisanitors.L
Sea
DDAV.4l,•Attet
Berildine Jason limafiyhania Airseutia
On Snlordn premlte r, a,-9 s-obc, doe ad, at 4 o'clock; be kokl
on the ottle hailding Lout, in the oth
'Wird of the'city, at the coiner, of Pecurtrylvonla are-
Theo . • ,
Lotskre rosy ticaoltrollyalleitabo thesouth
cido of Petionylramo avenue, °pp./tithe realilsode of
Coerce a Reim, rag, sad are rety denitabfe. pica.
•hostoeta porpoeck ,Tbay,w.01144061
niloscher, oi acpirtuely, tog purchasers may prefer— •
Tchtu, 013 m flith cosh, the.balatthe lo' four eqoaf an•
nun! paytuinti, wi th Inicreacfronli lat hiap, yew,-
ntYal • •- • • ;JOHN tiIiAVIA dact
AktUSEMENTa
• pI'ITight,IILthiIiTIIMATILE, • G. ••
s: ..... .
. SIXTLCNIGIST OF Mt AND 311 a; WEIVIVS.I. •
•• • Barataer; Jells 3.181.1.... leo easentrOse with •
GIENEIVIV4 OF IIIiALIAhIT. • •
.Geoeirive • . a. ,
/leery ' • ..... 11r.Oele . :
Arthur Al r. Prio r. •
Alter which, DANCE, by Mira Anna /Allem: .
To conclude With the, •
• ,
• yore Tape mu.. '
Venire
NU, Petrie.
• hlooday—lknefit of Air. Weroy•s.
• Purer Iri Aosieseow.— n Cirrle,'he etc foreeed
ner Eh j r 9:74 . • EL'
ONE NIGIIT , ONLY! ' ''- - ;
'3O/11EETEIING BIKINI
IVBansumat. TrarWlm /T.:lllf4t.lPir,
i c l itlVo " w i' a l t7 7 ' in fir,7l.''''.=4:
. IIoR , I, on Nun stfert„ dais aframoalapt .o'clock, and
Itllis eve
t. al to o'cka.k. 'nix will P. 4.4.4 ha the
laat night. • • • - - ' •
Tian ...bibitions muds' of-, r ,' ? /- :5 •.
__,_
11. e (toad Diorama and Panorama alba Amen' of
Nadadron, a muter piece at aucta...l autarddittal
Tbe Ulan, Seek* llos,
wandttfallf,
Tiiihrtierlla
York va ye • :atut his LandLand:ear rnerrela •
Miss llama Leslie's goarteue Choi,
Miss illatlitek; as the Eimareare k iutitar a variety of
ratr
eniertaivin*utre- • • • .
F.., pariiral•re, °Me dry. •
••eartaarataii, ereau—aluldrvii tatter ,kk, half
kt
.:;. ,,, ' . Bt - BARBOATS-'
pei curciaravr;l4 pirrzuvitais. ... •
IN
_............. .
..
' - i- PAI L.v. 'PAC itE T A.! NL: ..
rta4‘ , lriaa a , iitai'arEizaiiimitaftrsik.. ,
... is.nave 0mpf.aed..,,Tt4,„,,g'r,:;,°,11
4144,1'
,:indeniorde Wert: Er'') - -...... ig ' i1h. 4.4 " m "
,Antibes money east prontre, has &cis favvided Mimi.
eeelera. - Tbii Line hag been in oPetatantthrTre years
—l3. tante:La attillion f...pople ta . i.tbookthe least AM,
ty to thefts ersona ; The..bottatertli Lie it the foot of
IYood street the day pnivfotia to araniag; for the rem. :.
non of freight and the entry of passengerson them
ter to all eas..r-s ' iltb p h.4 . 6 6 0 "'Fr,- '' T i -• be . FA.
I ' SUNDAY PACKET. - - , . ..- .
, ti. LSAACI NEWTON, ceps A. (I : Milani; atf-:
I leave Pittsburgh eVerf &Wiley eternioget K. tA . IPA •
.•111,mlitia every dmday evesinagnide P.A., ~,. -
I . , MONDAY . PACKET.
The MON ONGAIIELA,PtpLeamii, VALI kite i rff!..-. •
burgh every lloteley minuet nt, In o eloorefAtteTrota
every Monday evening et to e. 444: ,
~ . .
'... ..........
_ '
_._' TUESDAY PACILIM./ .4
..
The 'HIBERbiLi. Na d, Capt. J. li 1.11,1
leave Piteibingb every Vander looming arlOsittert:f
....
ITheeling every ToMday Mem tor at to rest! .: .i V.- . .
.- , •
.. wsparicatkur raculter.. --- i. -
lean Th e NEW
,ELNCLAND No: 0, Caw ply ' Veld
e Pio.li, mit every 'lNtediteintay- Moriring .- Ki- IS
Veloek; it'a liti reveryWeduemayeretungdu I.*
. -
.' TUURADAT PACKET. -- . -
.1 ,
'bThe .13DILLIANT, CapLAtuicr, wily' leive 4 Pgitio
urgh every Tliiirsdaymming at Iheieldelril
recap liuirsgl.) eveupg. 4lol, 3 , - , -- - , ,• - . :
-.-:.,ramAir, ritorsz.r.. - -, :'l_ ~.
.- . The CLIPPER No CNC Obnuc wilibisee FLIP
burgh _very Pride at I.o.eibuct,Wilateting;
i every ay eyetung at lot; -......._....,..,,..... • •
1
lz.. mifl.Tfi:ilil4Zk'ii,i.'7:A.
The idatrK s ititill, Capt. S. litsmi ; will 1n.,, fitts; •
1 burgh' every smuttily mondeg at /tiotimedlieeging
• every &garlicky evening at 10 r.:x..., , • , . i..., - i . t,..1„.
-,......--
NEW 141BON AND PETTSIiiIRGH--,...-..., DAILY LINE
1.. \OF CANAL. AND STEAKFACUTIV ,
. . .
. .
_.; 1114de , ' '- •
Leavei Pittsbuigh daily, ate :
iYcloehA:E"
rives at Glargotvilmouth calm d ; eirtat,
andy undllitame. L itte-
:midst Wei lock, and New Lisbon et /1,4444 e• Walt. , .
Lemm Sr,e Lisbon at 6 o'eloeh,. P. hdenttathegthe i
trip canal to the' river during Um night.) and eiardper .• ,
at OrYelneir, A. at., and-arrives at-Pinsbuitirhato:r.......
id...-this istaki- • • menlmone /itte narebtrying bss. ,
'e.g.'s and frftght 'l.l*Mo . New. Linton andlgte; •
, burgh, i n shorter time and et lead - Sates than by say '.',
Tim proptielore'Oithorim
h are.initiiiip other mute. - 4i4t ,
' foraging:the niiiili that dory finittap nee '
Qum, nom., for the smotrutrodation ofparfertgani '
iruight, b.. run iu .i.ronnecibuu 'with ' the WWI' # 41 4.24' '.
struwer4 CA1.}.31 COPE awl MANIA andonatteet• . ...
lag; at laosEctar,. sigh: the. Pinslorrgh i tout...Cialitto ..:.".
Pu.i . and ...inter daily Linos of stesamarlown..aiall LEM . 1
to. , fili , MiPPi nun. The proprielors,pletke thostro'. .
mire. Wepare-no Comm or seeable folitaadd . = - -.
ton -. safety and dleptueb, and ask of thole:Min
of then nano Z
' . ' ' .
. . u inOrtizthe-'---
',. . s a iv. imaft.tudu;l!".. !Felt' '.
';411 : 4 ...j i . - Mitikc . ...•'.'.' /..; (0 .a;, ( 4 1 .
ZNOTICETIse certain LIF.A
ter, etill
leave atter Ibis balk , kw
pnattantly, afiectatatt ikrn a t
• • .
PITTS/3E11? ItalrEZEI: . 6 l l9 4,.111,
Funtuert, ' FmntzlatT,l4*
LEAVE DAILY ATe ASEIJ /END P,SL
The' &Noising - ER* bear emiWts
linE for the present mom AT.
LANIIC, Capt. /aloes Parkutso
ILELTIC, Capt. 4 ,Jacolonsual //011T/II
EFLANC., Capt-11. Bennett The hosua,Are mire,
new, and are LOW up on Wool regard to expeo=
ery comfort that money can procure tuts been p
The Boats will leave the Motrongabela IVbasjliont at
the foot of Roes et l'auengere be punctu en
bertrtE as the busts non annul lam et the •
toed hours,B4. M. Ind! P. •••
FOR IVIIECLING, CINOIETNATI LOUD" t
ItancEsa SaTIILOAT EMUS ?Ins
TELEcturil,
/ t`crry, tousunanom Innen Cfoi
L0;1110111, an, Intersordiatt , ports every •n—
-al to o'clock:precisely.
. Fortnight or passay s trlA onlerard Or - "
Th: Telepspb has . been bath CiCalay for* -
peek and *gut rim enure* to Metered:et Sas.
sengenn the serdsonnedew. sue Inkrtor to • teat
oath. Western Waters.' •
laitT•A s uvE/Z.
FOR ST
-I"‘P•' " ?Le tine steamer
'ALIQUIPPA: ,
3Morsoick, louder, trill Imre • the
pm... 414 •
.E...tr o yhtor_passa rr n apply on boon'. .
roa sT. caijir s .
j a i g ... Th*t"eglitair'
Ants .;r
R Gray, master will 1,.. 4n
veand it:tenet-disk pertitids
et 10 AM. For freight or ;eow apply-od
to red J NRWTONJONEFEIA
.ofl.
P f ,
FOR NEW ORLEANW - 4." , .1:: ✓
• 17%e fine ileamer • T. •
•"- " AVANPirA,..-
rme4l
Deitirg ; maste ni r 4 will ka.T.itiiit btkir•
Akx,i.psL Fdr ¢eicht or.plysilgq
- ! ',.. -, - - .FOR sr - Loina
..41: , '' .- - 1' -'3' . .
'
l'ke.fiaa new autauks. ',= t:..,, 2 -" ' , .....
c.1,11201A,1•41V , ::? ; , - ,',:- - - .
- ").t2Crilyfrlra ii=4;4;-'7.,,
For (Meat ar peaaaga apply an "board: a•jet ' , -
--- _
. ~ , ...-... ._ • •
. tbasi.i.iniddiiiiiiita. : .
-. ~T„h,e.
~ c0;,,,,,, D 0 5,.? k.. 3 r .
--
to . .',.. ~,.,irra;mei. Z . 4 net- Jemilitblealike -.
,
For frei 4 fin.rmeahnot t o "ii
eeP Air _
ght.
.Pq.e...,LT" il.
.....e---- ...'
. ,:. -..• —-. EL CIINICINNA7..;'`I . ' .I 4. I .
...:.-....' . . f .).T.!".priP10,,,' • '
• - Campbell - 1119S/Chliriii ICIIV*I*,II.O
to Juni InterteedimapeT4thiedaLV
_For 'W., UtP4./x17,9514.44;—.....,..,-tet. . 1 ,
-.., ,; ~, -- FORLIVISVILLIC. - - .',' ,
The last mooing ateamer.!.:......tg`
'''''' --.-, : LA. I / 111 lISON",,,,, •
larer amatorcerAl knee MEMO alp!
d dftennediate JandiariA
_Ad( Wer t
.Dinl' see. - =Fur feeight or Paaxam,PPlKOn..ll69il!
, ler% - • ,-- J W BUT A u 110,•
REGVLAJJAVTBII. U # XII J & W;:,CIN,., WI Ttirr.
.•
ild:"" 7,lElt',..l4GLikt(' • 1 • •
. 11, Ciiii , ,inailei: *ill ran'aan4das •
afternoon Jacket from -Pitleharib to
Cincinnati, 13.11 a leaven onner first-trip; oadaribonaer
anumreanem,neadMoodelytel4Aocl.l,.2,ll,3r, ..
I‘ . •
lieraei,masurd.iljeima eee
d intermediate ponefide • .
or mange Red/ en mud.
11 /4"IPMSBURGII: wri) AutEzx
t2r -• -PHILiP i
iaf=r . a u st=l , lt . 7 . a . ; Ull
Ittp,.•
-mils boat i• arm b./ kObi's-,llls'W'
ti=le-iattirre:AVgrstriot%kbarj
•
• ' FOR CINCINNAII,
• R A.41,1r .11.41 a rola sx.i.t Jvlgl hrgic
=lnd 4 9 :4011i 1 ;:/%yi
.4 1 1 VCablkst.; 41
. 110 ForYieiglq tit y
AND
or e noir,
regular trip# between' Mialiprps
bung* hart . nr.Pingrituaba nanlari
• meta,. 'ukl2ly,
: 11801 4. 1 / 2 stm
14, k 2 a 1 MVI ""4" Lla{..TA
.11. an via kava fir alsin
An& aad Satam a y s at •ao a.''44411.145'"1".
. . pinamto tt - ivinz.. •
, , • . cu r i autv •- 'l. 4 ''' I• -
r fic. M . lZ, kt ri ' j '2 4 .
• w .mu.dtr .a.t• r. al Ifideloeir•rrehliy;,.. 7'
• Leave Whcaltoi ••cry Totod•y, l a
lutalay mil. '
IN A . :B l 2tr i zt:A 4i er , . I, ki;i 4 , ,,
~,' ":: .... ;
~..,! ,vet
I.:v. ry ahhigoo..l•••• . thet
.c aft' kevy‹....o . .
con and A NN lkan•
1.4 41 &so prov ua
It. ut. • rita•••• or" .m. ..
rd
p....spiftilk :ftribeirhi. ,
.halfW • N ......r t iataa .
Ward io
or is .• ~..:.44.:..0
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Z,k . . ' • , ..••••• • •f!.samt •a 4.1••
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,ii-19,7R9i11. • &ItTliAtiE7-
....r.; ~'- ' r ; 1 ; at.40:11,T. T:P lai t t Y,i,...•.,.ik Ai.
t Ne — lna, ' ..
:e;l.ler7VitiNfin6:',ll,',....
cavlot , :pulabstrjac..e.m:Adaq
Wediesday sad Trider;'. et fit a clott, - .-2.-: Nal Ma-
losaish. l oQ l 7•greg Th..l.7illermls •
ak b **acct *. is
.. ...Mr tlyti• ow•aki
,4L •••!•,,, est •
• .
t t v ~Kßß4h[gBtr.'.a wt
JELL; ?vtai;&44-stAir:uwiia."".a.
r., t•Z7,:rjr, ,' V..
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L.. Notion. to Wayslortt
EXP L 2E ''''' , C . l,l 'S . b. giA l} 4: ' 4 . WNF
' i'V ILA uka.PRIA AND omataroan...,:
rE zabAcribrtr hors comet* hk.
otimbouYANlCEFoototts..l4smael? 46..
Itlbibe Wart at et-
.;.-..,. ', • • lA_
..111, nthdirMork ome:WkfiSdrn
the firsrriart :dere the bigrrelit__,4ll: .......„... ..i..
Purergerr will' birrakildr.'arip.r.tni r
rtrttoatt ottedimo - - _
0. D. L1.7331Th.7 Cool.
ler• By du& innangre...u!......tm
.. will To thloirriri s
dart We. drytasid A. ,!14
. pApips prat fhe. tut
iv,
• -
, ThaIIIIIIMTATIONI
.:. t
HIPPMtp ned others prie 8,1 I • -
O. Will cootifsre ron . tlitlestioqi lb. ug.. "
dasl 7. Predate .114 reeretiscidir• "rargii,
llsrasodha from ./khlmoto .M 1 1. eat•
rm. I otot DW10.14.
..;:Ilesapsttikon.r. Bi tto ra nt Hon • r
114404illernile Ilifishret-iio
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- 4 4.11410 AN ftoS &TIM!.
010 S
Cum"' 10/7 9 "" 4 , sa Ormitah"" 116" -
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