TUE PITTSBIJN;I3 GAhilrfE:
BYEBASTUS BROOKS trps.
TUESDAY MOILDIUYG, E 6, ISOL
PHILADELPHIA DOILTH AIHERICAIL'
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tVolt IniclUgeneejkailit, Mar. ,
ket,itiye; Alavoi Import, Money Marlialks, dce. Iwo
Amistais we earnestly repacked tbe hand in
hear &Yong Wine 5 r. a, and aa /duly in to day as
: :Whig .and Antt.ll•••able Nemilaatlen,
,FOR CANAL'OOMMISSIONER,
NIA!! MIDULEIIIIVAATH;
MT At a meeting of the and Whig ma
y Committee of Correspondence; held at hiiMasters•
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lotel Pittsburgh, on Satordey, May CM, the following
toll as agreed upon: ' The ,
itritimasordc and Whig
1 , 1 01 of mach ward, borough and township in Ape
/rhea county, are feguested to convene
at
their meal
platen of holding pitman' meeting. in acid districts, on
Saturday; the 10th day of lout next, to mrtioint two del
:trant:e.s"lgiesrattlidis. tel
oaet, to e , e i t ty in , a Co&
t z b Co . irr . e o rt , - ,
Wednesday,. the 14th ot /me next, at 10 A.M., of mid
en e 'to "minima, candidates for 1.1d01111a; state . and
comity offices, to be senorted at the miming fall elec
tion: 'The primary niedengs In all the townstips ex
emit PM, will be held at 3 o'clock, P. M., and irsPine
t=4,nd . all the wards and beiroughast 7i P. Tb., of
•The ecionnittee Would earnestly ntre upon dot Peed
meeting. the amenity ef au efficient organisation; Pee
watery to the miming election. • - ". '
LIAM.. Iit'CURDI", Chafer..
Jura.faum, 1" .
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S.W. Lsannum, Secretaries. • .
„L'Artaresimr,,lnyliS
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Colicasscanmere—The Communication of
:,"clerrior"ls tocdiffuse, and pot sufficiently 'practical
.ge• the columns of a daily paper. "76 and 46"
`would hare found admission had the author con.
tided to is his real name. • 4o correspondent is
deserving . of attention who cannot confide 'his
simian to the editor.
Sszcar.—Thete'' were expected from New York
to Foreign, . pore tinting the week' ending the
271 k instant 5672,986 and since January let Seri.
250,06.3. Coax Liu.
'This is to pay fur; trooda • tirhici could be easily,
Ind ought' to •bei, • manufactured' at home, and
manufactured at home, visa the country
wittier wise government: Had the Tariff
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'..11342 been suffered to =taus in exiitence, very
; little if any of thii money would have gone absisad,
anios, should nom have had a growing Mirka
'fix our fanner, at tuttme,.untead of their •tieing
ecimpellad to pot their produce at it roinous . price
to seam • sale in Europe. ; •
Tart Pusnummr.—The friends of the didersot
Whig c a ndidates for nomination CT the Philadel
phis Convention, ate malting effortaso dealOnstrare
their 'strength, to the city of Neal York: 'for the
parpoself operating upon o r Contention. The
Taylor men jheld theigmeetiog oti Thursday even
log, .. it .Lidayeue * Hall. The Coinmercial says
the room yas not, properly speaking,ifull, but there
wu avend aueadause. The 'auditory was cer
tainly not composed exclusively at Taylor Whigs.
iStr.Francia Griffin presided, and-opened the Omer
tog by a brief addresa Mr. Daniel *rd &snowed
by a more eitemded mad animated speech. An in
cidestel mention of Mr. Webrtees. name elicited
lOud applauis. Mr. L Prescott Hall tbllowed, and
during his rismorks, a all was made fot cheers for
Gm; Taylor. The cid! was heartily responded to,
but at hot equally on were calls for cheers Mr.
Clay and Gen. Scott- bleats'. J. W. Ge and
Hugh, litaxwell made the concluding speeches,
and the meeting adjourned with the undesstanding
that they would meet again on Friday evening,
next, to ratify Me deeitionpf the Whig. NoriaUl
ThO (fiends of Mr. Clay were to meet on Friday
evening, on the ground iinnerly known as Nilslo's
Garden. We expect Ito heu.of a tremendous
gaihering.
Mr. Bryon sap Starner.—A letter by Mr.
!Benton, Written inkny, 1817, has just been pub
fished, in which berexpascs the great: danger to .
the peace of the Union of the new test , --ettech.
meat to the extension of Dlavesy-,set up by the
Democratic party, in the case of candidates be ci
lice in tie General Government. LoOking for
ward to the plisent, 'he remarked---" The ?reg.
dentiel Oectida'of 1548 is the crisis, amid* the new
test can be made to govern . that election, 18411
/consider the danger consommatad, arid that there
irOald soon be an and; not only in theDemocratie
Party; but of parties founded upon principle, and
finally of the Union itself" - --
The now big - hes been made to govern the none-
'tuition In: the Baltimore Convention, and by the
, p!edgas ;given by Mr: Cass to secure the namins.
non, in repudiating his former principles in faior
of the Wilmot Previte; and we seer alremly that
the Demoennie i,s breaking upon this very
Rees:ion. What will be the ultimate Swell, time
alone can develop.. The . CAloaring is an extract
nom Mr. Benton's letter. •
.But now a BOW position is to be taken—one on
which no Northern moo ihuistaad: Propagand.
ism Is now the doh:trine of s politiesl sect which
soli:lmes to be Abe standard-hearess of all the slave
holding Swim and to plant a slavery bylaw in all
the Territories. pf the United Steam—eyed the
most reacts and hypeiborean;• even Oregon itself,
aid naiast t6awill ordu inhabitaa—becomes the
design andettemp!! the words of the resolutions,
and the speethes in their favor, and their practica
ble .application in the Oregon bill, all prove this,
and slow that the paw doctrine is intended to be
wade it newpolltical test, to be applied to all Pres
iidendsl
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candidates in time to come and, like all
new tests, intended to sepenede all firmer ones,
• and tee:outdate the sole criterion for the trial of ,
candidates. Now, every body mast see that, if
this new test shall be adopted by the daveholdiag
Stakes, them 'is an end to all political support of
Northern men in these Stater, that the present or
of parties- must be broken up, soda
new party farmed, bounded by geographical lines,
and resting on this sole principle of slavery pnipa
gandians, lam not ieepareii for such a late of
parties, nor aetbe effect which it would have up.
ogee harmony stud stability of our Federal Union.
Pte New York Globe, one of the organs of the
Beratnuoter reckon of the Democracy. of the Ear
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pine State; publishes a Manifesto aligned by all the
BtrabanierDelegates to Baltimore. They endorse.
the 22d atJune Utica. GO laves:Won. They elphmia
at length Dior way they' were treated at Baltimore.
Tlitryieboir op ,the way the ,Hunker bekvmt4
werekelfelected in L ikuu Stale. -They set` . keth
elthuile the delegates from Georgia, Florida,
henna and Virginia, came to BaltlmoreWith
ry pledges, no tem was demanded by , theirn, as
Dom the Barnbunim, of maiwiarety
Pktew
kion Principles. They fire a grape shoeht the now
renowned Gen. Commander, the einereoieed ren
inkquiate front Booth Carolina. Tbn .conclusiou
osamesj this: •
•• •T nomimuions which haste been made by
them (the Convention) we not therefore, 130121i02-
tiottqo? New York they have been made by •
body 111 winch she was not represemed, without
allowing her any voice in the deliteratioita from
which they have malted, without her ageney.'llll
- RCM or concurrence. The Democracy of this State
are the thee thrown back uppo the shum,„,.ive of
either haring no regular candidates for these im
portant public: thaw, or of noudsuiting Mmu
selves through their own legitimate State organize,-
Don."
la, support of this wane of shah: Delegates, a .
, spontaneous meeting of the Barnbenters, amen.
bled in Tammany Hah, on Wednesday came
It war," asks the Globe, "one of the per bee ,
- insetings of the Democracy of the air an/ L, ee ,
ty of New York we hare witnessed kw
, area in the old• - erigwaM; • * • „ere—
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• The large - connektee room of the hal • e re . fill e d
*then sisemblageofaome 300 of tie eery g oer •
era( the Democracy of this city, NV there
the old and the young, men whoWd e saw
11l pay
the mate. and a ntes who werae toennt it th e
61 ' Gaits of their,„immhrei...tahMe and enthuaisam,
Dm veteran staanarocesrert_ of Demeeree i , h er
captairoLand het eceumflers—' the hone and Sinew
other streogth.; ;,,
Thq, a emiddet 9.olMme 1,• Stephen AI.
lea, in•that * assembler of
antrimmerrad
when ye/ Inietled.p,ewer n of widocry
ea daitllO and iCon
'lwrreamie a • wh4 " : ' , ',minded the Democratic as.
ut .
_Ad tats - arrangements Were made to
brad aillt= e .1g the Park, on Tuesday of
tkie wee k. ""- the uieliort of the Democra' tio
Relaielee'h`' Bahinnere Courention:% •
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DICLIOMS IRMO IXIM—/ Poet,
SW 4dr ” starer sap perceive' that it has
! t. tiled in some papers that the candidates at
Vtia PolVtlig electors in this Slue were 'abated
on: axovo t aftb e ir patent:tunes far General Taylor.
7 alrie is net te r .. Thicquesiion was wt. l 0 our
knowledge *Mel Wians, snd
inert plc led as such, and wipattppot t the Donn
nntlanaltho Notionid Convention he selecting
thew, sidtho candidata kJ, Gov o+o4 thee Peni-.
pralinnacca.wa presume, WeLl3 001 bike&
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The' tollowing iateresting letter, by the Steamer
Pt 7 42.1 !. 'sr was received' by the. Xere 716.6. 0 , 4
42 . 4104 'fiTlair.,ll-4clL' l l stipoi;s*d4,im
pleteevertkuirer of.the conselmey . in, Paria;. tbie.
Uremia( two hundred. conspirators; Lids Blancl.'
equivocid' positiorn, and -that'. Wealth:lo pain
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Wiry la restore&
Lrameroot, May 4,9 , Ifils.ll A. M.
The conspiracy discovered in Pariion Monde'
liar the overthrow of -the Republic and the estab
lishment of Terrorism, has been signally defeated.
The greater,portion 'of the wretched.. promoter. of
this insane movement, are time either in the hands
of the =Manila, or reduced to a condition which
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will- n ot admit of their doing (either heron . 1411iS '
Blanc, howeVer, is still at liberty. There are strong
grounds Mr suspecting that be was actually with
the oonapirators during the two hours be was ab
=at from the National Assembly on Monday:
The strongest means have been adopted to pre
' vent a recurrence of physical display by themem.
ben of the Secret Clubs. The allegiance of the
troops of the line.and National Guard is fully de
' pended ace, and H. Laminine's popularity has
heed i effectually restored. Still a Meting is preva
lent that the Government is feeble, and the ultra
: Democratic pirty io the ascendant, hut' the pre
: sumpurn is scarcely warranted, judging from thee•
results of the determined bearing exhibited by the
majority of the intern'''. Government. •
Advice* from Paris of Thursday evening state,
that the city had been pen - telly tranquil dung the'
day. The number of arrests amounted to MM.=
to nna time. Minimal and Flotte, by some myste
clout influence, have been liberated: Gen.' Cav
raper' has been appointed Ministe,r of War, and
M. FrouverChauvel, Prefect of Police.;
After the mob had been driven ;out of the hall
of the National Assembly; on the 15th, they march
ed to the Hotel de Ville, to appoint a committee of
Public Safety, and M. 'M. Butes, Albert, and the
miniany of the would be New? Provisional Goy.
emmem had just commenced, in the identical
rpnin in which Robespierre and his associates were
seized, their functions as-Directors, when:the Ng
tional Guard entered, the building from the reli t
which had been totally unguarded, pounced updit
the puede govenfieent, and, ear a Struggle, M
which M. Rubes' in particular ran some risk, Col:
ried them off Prisoners. Citizen Sobrier, in the
Mune, repaired to 1 the minister of the interior
with his montaguardi. He demanded admitteinee
and the transfer of the ministry to him, had of:the
military posts to hie faithful liallowers.
He was admitted, but only to bearrested;—hts
hundred pitmans were disarmed, stripped even
of their scarlet cravats, and turned adrift. After
this Chamber of Deputies and the Hotel de Vine
had been purged of their 'new occupains, and after
the arrest - of siveral parties connected with the
attempted revolution, who had in the first instance
m a o li alrn oo
presented
masses
thousands ds N* t i o ic' the
Guards
great pedals of the city..
The people and the women, the best dressed la
dies even, cheering them en passant. Not a chair
was unoccupied, our was there scarcely a possibi4
ity of moving in the Boulevards from the crowds
of weft dressed people of both seael and of work.
men mixed up with theta discussing in groups what
had taken place, and In load condemnation of the
dinmiunce. This feeling was amost universal—
Here and there a &natio cried Vive Banes! but
was iinmediately.stanamded, seized, and carried
off to prism.
Such was the conduct of the people throughout
that important manias.. By midnight all was qui
et. In the coupe of the night a regiment of Cul.
rusiers and the Students of the Military School
of St. Cyr arrived in Paris, and Neveml reginienis
of the line, from other quarters, marched .on' the
CapitaL •
The students of the Polytechnic School turned
out on the first report of the insunection, mil pl.
cad themselves at. the disposal of the Execoure
Government. When M. Lamartine and M. Ire
dm Rollin went to the Hotel do Vine on the 15th„
the latter, having advanced a few steps Loire :Zr
Lamanine, was arrested by the - &round
mend at the Hotel de Ville. M. Ledru Rotlin haat'
ing strongly protested against' this, the officer no.
swered—q arrest you because your name is=
the list of the pretended Government that has been
proclaimed.'
lif..Lodni Rollin then alighted from his home,
when be was joined by M. - Lam anitie, who =id he
would be answerable for his colleague.
pans was, -throughout the night of the - 15th;
pretty tranquil-60,000 National Guards had pass.
ed the nighttunder arms or in patrolling, bait i.
eident save one that, could be characterized as vi.
Weed occurred after ;eightieth The ekeeption was
at the head'qoarters of citizen Sobrier, whose house,
'No. 10, in the Rue de Rivioli, exactly 'opposite the
.Tuilleries,was entered by the people, firemen, and
the National Guards. 'His own Body Guards of
hinmegmirit.l were seized, disarmed, and ignomin
iously kick - Ml. : into tie street—his bureau and pri•
vide apartments broken into—his paperi tom or
burnt—thefornitrire in the premises was smashed,
and strict search made far the citizen himself, who
fortunately for himself, was at the moment on the
other side of the water. ,
. Three National Guards were killed during the
affray at the passage Moline and another was
very serionly wounded at the corner of the Hotel
de Ville itself The man who 'Shot him was imme
diately arrested. A vast number of prisonerswas
wrested, among whom were Sobrier, Rasped, Gi
bed Albert, (ouvrierj WAY n member of the Pro.
visional Govemment, Toulin, Salter, In saran
Joyner, Thorc, Banes, Hulbert, Courtaia and Blan•
qui. The National Guards Wetted open Gen. I:kior.,
tan, striped his epaulettes off his shoulder, held se,
vied them as trophies begue them. .
M. Causidiere, the Perfect o( Yee poli ce,
is im
ppliented in the noble, and tura been diainissed—
Seventy.avo of the body gusrd kept by the dobbin,
Sobrier, in the hone of the rue de Rivoli (No. 16,)
were arrested In the same house. A large quanti
ty
,of arms and ammunition were &nod. It was
annotuieed that the Guard milled the.gfourrignorils
was disbanded. Penns. who were iu the room
with hi. Barbee were also arrested and conducted
to prison. These arrests are and to amount to at
least sixty.
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On many persons were Lund pistols. daggers,
and on some letters from the chiefs of the plcs. 7 -
The First Legion of the National Guard, which is
thu Most aristocratic in Paris, was the most ardent
in favor of th e National Assembly: It was the.
Lug de Moochy who arrested Gen Courtais. The .
sword of Gen Courtais was carried by the Fleet
Legion in triumph through the streets. The pois
oners were neat at 5 o'clock on the 16th to Yin
cennes, and any attempt to relieve them would be
miens. Two regiments of Caimans came up at
a zallap from rersaillm
The part-taken by. Lotus Line 8, the @May of
the I.sth, in yet involved in wine mystery.' He
cannot, it ie supposed, clear himself of romplie.P .y
in the matter. During the time thit-the elsob?,, e d
posseision of the Assembly, he, as well taltriA„,
. Albert, and Gen. Game* mingled with dr, , cr owd
is the anti chamber and lobbies, shuck tha n by the
hand, and expressed hit confidence J.,, thee,
s When Albert ' nl..-Itnliw.e went to ne Hotel de
Ville, ht. Louis Blanc also quitted tly A Assembly,
but, betunate,ly far himself; be :did accompany %them, to the Hotel de Ville, aml hr b ar eet
gicoo
any explanation of where be vu i re the
interval
Burcertainly, alter the failure l the attempt to ca.
tablisha Provisional Clover=;.?„„, he reappeared
anddeclared solemnly th/.1. he was perfectly inn°.
rent of eiffseee eiPenob - .a. the events of the day.—
A dem:Ethel:thick "sae received with shouts of
derision and centae4 t.
"e'v ' fis to have been one orbit, prime
movers of ' ° e'.natiete. In the search made on the
~'"'", , ,,,_,'",,Lee s ,isdicesif the, Commune de Paris, pub
dunce Were found WO muskets, most
wkiab were Elided; barrelof gunpowder and
wlltee uuitionserwar'. Sonieof the papers which
seized are said to be of great importance.—
. Nee less than 82 mead, were trimly to &brie?.
*Pr rtruents. One of the peratuts 7arrested hid a
Piper in his band, which he thrust iato'hia mouth
rod tried to smelly w, but bend; mixed by the amid'
he was obliged to glee it up, and turned oar to be
mist of effika
It appears that. the Government ascertained dor'
the inonaiow of the Assembly was a regularly or 9
gashed conspiracy, and that the insurrection was ,
Intended to twee k out at the same instant at Lyme.,
and probably at r other places. A Telegiaphie Des
patch was seat off to the authorities at Lyons, to'
mime there of their danger, and to announce the
suppression of the instorection in Paris. The great
ponarnf solicitude and attention on Tuesday night
was ''he Prefecture of Police. The neighborhood,
wait cbmpletely blot led op with troops, the Point
Neat was.,'covered with regiments of infantry
of 'the line and : the Guards Mobile, sou to
leave barely room for a carrisma lo_pass. All
eitealatintrwu ant wed in the Quay d'Orfevres
leading to the Prefei Owe, that Mad being @Leandro.
ly filled with troops 4 IA also the Court Prefecture,
- and all the acanthi ,s of the Palais..
COO win Lanni ILOLLM . --The Washington cm
irsw,iondent of this United Srates Casette, runs a
rankle! buwiC-ri 'Gen. Case, the demagogue of A
' merica, and lodrir Rollin, the demagogue of Re
pnblican Prance: •i
The parallelbetween Gan. f ;ass and Ledru Rol.
lin is a wrikieg our. 'They have both a common
: object to achieve and they hair vi bath employed the
asme,nseana to promote its suer Sus. On all the greet
questions of pence and Sr. ) ( ; s o, Cap has been
signalised above all others, by his radical, sublieen
neon demis(fogueism. If his p. uty leaped one wen,
he advanced two, in order to losgisthe kid and to
futon upon himself the astenti4lllEf his followers,
so the pioneer in every wild sat dangerous expe
riment. With a bold and rise +ldeas band and with
a flashing blade he has struck: at :the i peace and
prosperity of the country, can slew of consequences
and only desiring ID mount n higher round on the
ladder of ambition. • The wane impulses dimmed.'
mint' of these men,. and while. RolLis was wiling
to spill the Wood of Prance in civil.war, Caw was
ready to risk the safety of his country on the des.
penile bawd of perscataf. politics and to invoke
koeign was an an element to ncoompliah his ends.
The difference between them, is that ,which marks
the distinction between the two countriea"Though
Cu may be considered es the of Rollin,
yet Rollin Sias bail the drat trial before the people
red has received the fast verdict of condemnation.
It is fir be seen whetherkk the made sualelent rea
sons, the American people will not,following this
wholerome example, repudiate the Annual; Ja
cobin.
Ma.. Cur szosSurrar.—The Cincinnati Atlas,
la an utkle defending Mr Clay 'from the attack.
of the Theme of that city, in relation loth," Slavery
iinenton
speak with entire confidence Of the ecerect
nese of the nesettisin. whin we say that Mr. Clay
kakis that. Canyon has power to *did slavery
missing upon free tam:7; theist* wapiti be
sound . ndional policy to forbid it and that no
man in the natke can be move AVOW to the es.
tension of alsorery lap woritoriee where it does net
maw nig'
The Rochester Democrat pays:he Gollowingjust
urbane tO Gut Scoxr,tre Myer of peace,the waler
man, andthe hero_:
The warm and ea:Ml. l 6,de reception given to
Major Gee. Winfield SoEitt, vi l the municipal au
thoritiea and citizens gene yof Mir great tiocri
niercial metropolis, WaSl/11 respects sar-h as was
dexervid by the most reativinedmilitioy character
of the age, and tech as Sheers the high aprui•
ation of his long and urinous servicea, both in a
civil and millitary capacity; Irani early boyhood,
until, by 'a rapid iticceasioni3f unequalled military
achievements from Vera Cms lathe isles of Mess
co, he unfurled the stars and stripes of our coun
try over the Halls of the Montezuma,. To his
honor nod the hithor of humanity, let Abe remain.
bored and recorded, that as a lover of ream while
carrying his victorious standard from one field of
glory to another, the Oliverlkarich Mu constantly
tendered to the the. Amide from his great military
achievements, surpassing those of any American
General, Winfield Seen has mined for himself the
character of an able, prudent and sagacious States
unu—the Great Pacificator. He combines the
rare qualites which so adorned, and endear to us,
the character of Waranscroi. Indeed, it may- be
truly said, that he has on ever- occasion when
called to the field, been as conspicuous nun autoti
mer as a militarychicttan:.While the bloody fields
of ebill'ewai" Lund ys Lane,iirem Cruz, Cerro
Gordo. Contreras, M oline del "{Ley, Churabusco,
and. Mexico, have won Ar hini an imperishable
fame as a brave and 'gallant soldier, the peaceful'
settlemeotofthe troubles in South Carolina, when •
Istalhficatton threatened dissolution; the removal
of the Cherokees; . the skilful management of the
northeastern boundary dialculty, and its amicable
settlement without the collision of arms ; I bis pru
dent amuse in relation to the Patriot excitement:
and ,his complete contrirof those engaged in it
when Gov. Marti', his preheat villitier and assaub
ant utterly Ailed; and sour other delicate and
difficult matters, which might have terminated dis•
astrously in the hands of less skilful but more pre•
tending men, are so many honorable proofe that
he is as well fitted to discharge cilia as military
functions, And whenever Peace was attainable
with Honor, be bar neverfiifled to secure it,thoogh
often at the sacrifice of an outunity to render
himself still more distinguished u a military hero.
Gen. Scott will be GI years old on the lath of
June next' His age, althringh he is in the enjoy
meni of good health, renders it probable that his
services in the field will net alum be required.— I
Whether he is ever again called upon to serve his
countrY in any capacity or not, la fame and his
greatness will be emblazoned upon, and form •
Wight page in, his country's history.
Tux i ataximarrias' *sic .0= Hurruss..—The
term Barnburnera is known only as significant of n
faction in thelDentocratii Party; but hundreds ask
.
what does it mean?—How did originate?
The origin of the term Barriburner was, we be-
here, this—ln the State of New York it is well
known that 'alines were for very many years an
ranged and directed bye class of men called the
Albany Regency. They held the State offices surd
parcelled them out u their corn domain. Ofceurr o
this in time begat jealoofy and opposition. .r
he
yoann ,tad Den.' members of the pony 00014 sine
nedherjustice nor proprietn this son of
'aristocracy; iutdonany of t heold orma who had
,fought long Unrewarded, took shin r .o h t h em. _
This-manifested itself in ,the Legisle, ww , A ow h.
cal faction we n awaked and th e IP.' sat point of die
pule was, as it NM always bear., Ihe affirm • Ah,
Nod the radicals) what nght at'e th ew o ld kn ow .
—these Henitere—to ba E.' timer sucking at the
Public crib, Vile hid a teat remains tier It
an a am? ' , manor: and • trying time. What
could be done? Nothing seemed posaffile. The
Hunkers held be with a grip like a vice. They
acted.mop. emphatically on the 'doctrine that
hird io I's, hand is nurth two in de WA.' But at
leolitt, seeing there won no chance without force,
a leader of the faction rem and mid:
Mr. Speaker—l see that the gentlemen who
hold the Regency power have taken their course,
and are not to be moved by persuasion orejemment:
they are no wooer driven oat of one corner than
they come in at the other. Sir, I see no wept.. get
them out, but to serve them as this fellow did.the
rats. He was troubled excessively by rata In his
barn: he tried all sorts of ways to get them t sit;—
lie set traps for them; he got a terrier dog; hr i sent
inn weasel, and he put poison in their wa! 7; but
all in vain—no acciner did they go out at one side
than they came ie at the other. Thin Imp • they
would not enter—the poison they' would a of eat.
He rewired what be would do; he tar fire to die
tare, and burnt thin darn, rats, awl elf' !This is
what we will do, sir. In the masterly lawn 'rage of
the immortal .Tefferson, sir, 'kw meal die an d none
resign.' We mist try s more summaryms Mod—
'we will burn the barn, rats, and air
The Honkers understood the game, malt esolved
lISILS:OpaIe a little; SO at the next tjectist o , when
the-great chief of the Barnharnerr , (Silas Wright)
wee nominated, the Honkers rird o hiy gene him a
stab under the tub rib, and laid hi m hew in political
death. 'Vengeance? then ti,id all the 13 unborn.
en. 'Justice to Silas Wright now requ ales that
we should immolate a 1.. 00.0. r ow b of tats.' The
ham minim burnt!' And it was. Nothing but its
col.? remain, whilst l'.undreds of Hanker rate, all
nicely Gated, expired
tyrdom—...Ctiecni.
in the dower of political mar.
•
Tee 1 !) 11 11W121T CUT or -.Anr--Glenly, of the
New Yell: T. ribruie, in, announcing the DatalUar
• r
kin of Casa, sly the Detroit Advertiser, gives !um
the unkindest cut of all—one that will be fully ap•
preciated in that section of the country, what' r e the
leaner i. pretty well understood. Oh, that these
poor Ind inns bad the advantage of education and
Fiailixes ion to expose the wrongs they have sutler•
ed, the highhanded frauds pram iced upon them by
designing demagogues, who, by their peculiar tcs
'anion., sought and obtained their einiftdehoe. sod
then 'oasely betrayed them. The. memory of this
often abused andoutroged (ragmen t of • noble race
of p eMde of the 'Northwest, wit; rise op in the
liewds of the people, when they cat t their votes at
the next election, it is due Wm th rele who enjoy
lira advantages of civlized society, and know bow
• Si pity, to avenge the wrongs of that ,noble race, of
fathom they are the professed goodie sui.
' The Tribune 5ay5. , ,,, , 0 en. Cass hue not the good
fortune enjoyed by his, immediate predecessor, al
being very unperfeetly known. li.. atimisistro.
...lion of our /law. affastv th•N0rth... 1 .1i. , ....,
)4017, ir trumrsbertsi, and WIZ b. shims .10 &WY erem
irwelprofttak to is imulf, then Mlocontognms or
couttti 7." •
There is aonnd do etrine in the following extract
from a controvnicalliou in the New York Ts Mau,
and doctrine, too, fehieh will be acted upon in a
contingency which may . arias, but which we site
cerely depiccate
Much hu been mid of the binding force of a
nomination upon the Whigs - of the Union, but if I
understand Ihe positron of thin .nu.ct, it Is one
founded upon the commonest principle of law—
that oneparty cannot Le boo ad more than the otts
er. A Convreution is inatiTulted to settle and de.
c'de upon the different principles and candidates to
be brought Inkier it, upon the eapress 'Understand
ing that the -minority will yield to the binding knee
of the majority. .If one of the. candidates decide
that in the event of a 'nomitiazion he will accept,
but if not nominated ha will not yield his se_pport
to the candidate selected, the peophilof the Union
have the 1131110 privilege to 0 y ohm hint their sup.
port
The Whigs of the \Union afro ttl
not hatiatied with
the position'which pen. 'Taylor pccupies upon any
of the great Whig • meuures i'.24 pro slavery cup.
port is his least recommendation ; and his denenni•
nation to avoid anything like it comunlital to Whig
principles makes tuf *le that even. in the event of
norms we should not only be Tayloriced but Ty.
lensed. .1 •
THOMAS Coawne—rax epeomir,v.—We have
seen. letter from Mpp Corwin under date the 2.5 th
inst.., wetter' at Hamilton, where he le fulfilling
dispensable engagements in the Supreme Court,
„addressed to • distingtrodied gentleman of Ohio,
boa of the Delegates to the Whig National Con.
',Motion, expressing his peronal sbes respecting
the domination kr the Preaideocy,
Supposing it possible that soma portico of the
Ohio delegation may present his name to the
Convention'ke the Presidency, and believing that
such use of iiscan be productive of no I beneficial •
results, he earnestly begs his friends to do him the
favor to prevent iamb • movement, should it be
,suggested; and he desire. that his wishes he made
known to the whole delegation as early as possibbs
that they may be able tosooncentrate the • entire
vote of Ohio at once upon anotherman. He ha.
repeatedly within the last throe months, advised
his friends in Ohio add elsewhere. of his wishes;
ad is
d he now requite us to signifi, , ,in this 'form.
his determination on the :sulneci.—Crociemiti
Gozatt.
Faux Harri.—Our latest accounts Goer Port au
Prince alie to the 20th of Ml6s-This mottling, by
the arrival of the schooner Dory., from Aux. Cap
1 1 1
ea, w have intelligence from that port to
Cap 'a Tikmb, of th e 0., reports that President
Sou ue wan still there when he left, making se
were work among the mulatto makontentak his
troop bad shot 'emend of the prisoners, and com
mitted depredations on the property of others—
The^ . disturbances, however, were nearly at an
end. ' .
The Dorcas brought as passengers Messrs. Ro•
land, H. Roussel, and E. and o.l3ergneed, who left
the place to save their lives. •
Gea. A. Dopey, (mulretid l / 4 ) late a member oldie
Ilaytien Cabinet, was a passenger by die brig Ida,
unwed at Philadelphia on Wednesday.—N.
Comm-n:4110f ?ride" evening.
Tux Data Dixxxiarais.—The Cincinnati Cbroni
ale gives • list of the Ohio Delegati4 to the Whig
National Convention, and says:
"Of these teelegates, we mar solely say that
taper Mr. Corwin) at least ten at fiir WINTIELD.
Scrr. Six have been elected avow.* tor Cur,
and Poor tbr McLean, or an available candidate ,•
and one for Tamos. We believe, however, that
among the our we have enumerated in the third
class, two, Mews. Galloway, of the 10th District,
and Collier, of the 17W, will vote for. Scott in Con
vention, both DirtrictSeing unquestionably for
Scott"
. Gwt..Csas it is said, has received bat one office
at the hoar of the people. He was elected a rep•
mental!, from Muskingum county, to the Ohio
Leislatruc, of IBl9or thereabouts. That wu the
drat and will probably be the but. •
• •
;Goma. Cass in Soirrn Canounc—lt im amid
the members °fan:Home oCßepse.eata4vegLom
.Soutb.Carolina 'declare openly and positively that
'Militants will oat:vote kr Casa. They may diet
South Catalina will vote kw OinendTaylor, tht tegh
should ba the notaiwae of the Whip. ,
Umml latallgeame.
.!:„Susaturet—A robecand indpstrious min, wbe
maim; in the Fie Warkwhilst panting op Penn
street; on Lut Sating, night, was knocked down
and shamefully. abused, by a kit et rowdies, who
are in the habit of collecting on the Canal bridge
every evening, They generally remain until a late
haiir of the night to the great annoyance and don.
ger of persons passing is that direction. Cia they
not be dispersed?
dispersed?_
Are Etscrtort--Then will be are election in the
2d Ward, Allegheny, tadatl, far two persons to
serve as Select Counilmen in the place -tl. 8011.
man and G Ft. Biddle; snigned. This wll make
the isurth.especial election held to till =nein
to Mat body; since the organinition of . th memo! Councils.
Councils. t
Tea child. which was so badly litten by a dog.
in Allegheny, on last Sunday, is in a very dloger
ous Murton. This should certainly he a warning
to those keeping dogs about their houses, and per.
mining them to run shout unmessled. Thom win
a very stringent •Ung Ordintuuee paned, some
two Years ago, in Allegheny, that would tie a prc.
tection to the people of that city, if its salute ry pro.
- visions were properly enforced.
Frac—Last night, between: the bouts Of ten
and eleven, a stable, near the new Court liciase,
took . :fire, and was entirety consumed.
Aeon= FiXor-A. stable, at the footed Irwin
street, next to Fell's Taverq wee set on - fire, last
night about eleven o'clock, and was consumed.—
.Ther valuable public school house, close by,:also
took hie, and was totally destroyed. This will be
a serious loot to the/ citizens of the 4th Word.
Anarrnica Frotrr--At a leo-pin alley in Byardie
town, quite a Guess occurred, on last Sim:inlay
night. The ourc.ei or the alley accused to me
bwa pressor, oC robbing him, which ineense,i them
to that they b.rat him to a moil
,shoeking m sneer.
Them Wai..o proof of the robbery but Om sty of
the
AMONG the aurae-live pieces of Our city, non ant e
=tie w.erttly of visiten than the "Eagle Bakou."
- .
laora—lt may rove interesting to some of our
numerous auhscnbers engaged in the mandaetwre
of Iron, to learn the comparative supplies of the
various kinds of Iron which have . pawed Fast
wird (torn Havre de Grace .through the Chess.•
peak s and Dela Wire Coon' from the opening of
card 'navigation to the tat of July in 1547 and
, :
, .
Ag Metal. Wrought 'and Blooms.
Railroad.
In ISIS pounds 29,490,490 5,311,130 827,103
1917 " 20,359,690 3,837.532 1,500,007
Increase in 1818 9,106,510 1,503,5 r e 725,103
*Showing a decrease in Blooms of , 721,103 lbs.
Most or the Blooms troanuftetared in tbe interior
hare gone West to Pittsburgh.—Philsdrlplot
Com List.
Nora of ;Hs Tiugarr.—The Sertate'of the Mu
tad States haiing rant offthis.4lllll;2liotl of secre
cy members, la i y before ?dr
teatime Site official attnemUnt tJie final vote:
A - therton, Bagby, Bell,
Beadbary, Bright, Bader, Calhoun, Cameron, Cass,
Clarke, Crittenden, Davis, of Massachusetts, Davie,
of Mississippi,: Dayton, Ihekinson, Dix, Downs,
Fetch. Foote, Greene, Hale, Hannegen, Hunter,
Johnson. of Maryland, Johnson, of Louisiana, John.
ton of Georgia, Mangum, Mason. Miller, Moore,
Niles, Rush, Sevier, - Sturgeon, Turney, Under..
wood, and Yulee-3S.
hiara—Meases. Allen, Atchison '
, Badger. Bald
in, !Seaton. Berrien, Breese, C orwin. Douglas,
Lewis, S prun nee, Upham. Webster, and Westeott
Agorura asnicst. Itzsr.,i—The Troy Lind.
get him also raised the name of Jou, A. Ibo for e.
the Presidency, in Opposition to the Baltimore.
candidate. The Budget says
' "The National organisation of the Democratic.
patty ism an end! The North,will auertns rights,
and its principles against all apposition !"
..The Baltimore COIIVCIIIIOO has accomplished a
kir which will be bog remembered among the
rernertable errata in the politidal history oft he
annary. I 2 111% LlCtiCrt LT tat IMIOCII/12.
IC roan' or not Will.,
Tee Ccraus.-rWe God in the Telegraph the of
census from the several counties of Texas
generally, to the beginning of the present year.—
Titt, total results the the whole country are as id
lows: Electors or voters 72,013; white males under
18 years 27,814; white males eve I 8 and under 45
years, 25,149; white males over 45 yeira, 41,699;
white females 45,099; slaves, 38,753, fire colored
persons, 295. - Total white population, 109061.
Total white and catered population of all Texas,
142,009.
N. 8.-No returns are here madelrom Naiwtou
and San Pauicio counties, and the 1 . 0111131 from
Severn' other counties are said to be inaccurate.
~.. Dann Sx► Ellsoniox.—Lieut. Wm. F. Lynch.
commanding the explortng expedition to the Dead
? that
Sea, ked from his shift (the Supply) on the
15th pill, and launched Ms boats, with the •eien
tilic rty, on these mysterious watts, the 22d,
tinder highly favorable auspices—the weather be.
ing.ca , and the officers and men being in good
health and in fine spirits. We may expect a very
interettina narration from the pen of.conuitande ,
Lynch, when he returns to the United States.
Tl, Art,
Ciirmrr or inqutar.—The Washington m.
resph dent lithe Philadelphia Ledger saylirhe on.
deratai?ds that charges of a rather more : whom.
chara than those about which the Court of In.
quire re now engaged will boon mime taifore that
body, hod that this is the reason why Ge& Scott
haalx+nordersd to Frederick.
Pemunevria. Eummon.—ln pursuanso of an ac
of Congress passed at the session. of ISI4-4.the
lestions far Electors of president and Vice Presi.
dent w ill be held hereafter on the same day is el
the States. This year it will be 00 Tuesday, N.
vember 7, just Ems 'weeks after the State electio..
in Ohio and Peneybratlia.
— Generals. Pillow and Shields have arrived
Frederick•, Maryland.
CAMPAIGN PA MA.
' VPITILT 0a21717.
Every thing at present indicates that the coming
Presidential campaign will be 'the Inoei exciting
ever taught. Upon all Sides we. see prepavatidin
malang by the adminharstiou prc es to sustain the
executive by the cheap circulation of • the usual
statements with which they gull the publickay on
the eve of election.
To spread the autidote wherever they may !cave
their pouon, we shall issue a campaign paper at a
price su moderate as.ttit place rt in the haMbr of
every iru loir:ll7,!ug in this regfoe , as well
.a*liutlitrot"
enlarged besot, and whir desire to see our glbrione
conaOlution, the which our Fathers fiiught and died,
preserved from the danger of being torn Into a
tlminSand fragments by an unprincipled and lair
guided faction, whale entity and devoted object is
to obtain power aia the spoils incidental -there
to, mud for the sake of which they are ready and
wilting to sacrifice every principle of right and jug
tic& as well ss of Law and,ooller.
The "Gazetter,bas never yet:beta found wanting,
in its duty and deal:Sion to the great .ffiierests of
Western Pennsylvania, 'with 'which ir -teen,
•
identified for pearly three quarterslof u - century and
lasts-mato be found its thoioremixt rinks, during
the corning earnpaigA Whin the Natinall Cqnveri
lion rromposed of the chosen patriots of the republic
gall c'eelde upon the WWI who is to bear our Prey
uluntini banner, we shall enter Into his support
with all the energy and industry we pawns, and
throwing awn the aerated fight for-the good old
moue, lo long is the enemy keeps ; the Aelrl
We shall pet upon our banner,ss'one cake car&
eel principles for which we contend, A PRO. TEC ,
TIVE• TARIFF, one . that shall incur. 10 those
living on American soil, the labor requisite to pro
duce our own iron, our own cotton, our own gloss,
our owe cult and in short all that is requisite the
our comfort or; convenience that min be made' or
home. We shall go for, the good amen pollek of
buying nothing that we coo produce ourselves.
We shell deiziand too from Abe neat administra
tion, appropriebous for the improvement of our
rivers and harbors, and shall Midst that a part of
the' revenue we contributet an raising, shag be
expended for our beeeiti and not. all •be
giseh .Ir, support useleia wars, and greedy, lazy,
worthless officeholders, and contractors of the goy
eminent.
We .hall go M those who,"will give us a got'.
eromeot administered upon the most economical
scale consistent with honor too the positionwe.
copy among the nations of the earth.
We shall go for notunterferenec in all European
Politic either by direct action or 'the most remote
unplication, believing that our Linn destiny is-to
mind our own business, within chit own: bounds
ries, and recommend - the virtues 'end advantages
of our farm of government by lath. example and
not by arias or diplomacy.
We shall oppose the acquisitidn of any more
territory, and ahaltinaist that, no mean. shell be
spared to restore ua to an honorable peace with
our sister republic.
To those:wito approve . the declarations we have
_mule, we now appeal 'nod ask them to aid us in
the dissemination of the creed we lay down. •
• The Weekly Game of the 10th of June. will
contain the N.ational Nomination. We will cow.
mace on that day and send the Gazette until the
the result of the Presidential election is known
upon the fallowing terms:
To one addzeis, •
Ten copies -• g 5,00
Fifteen repine 7,00
Twenty " 9,00
C Fifty " 20,00
handfed coplea 35,00
• Na paoltage will be made up containisg less
thisallve topes, for which 11V1 , ctn. will he charg.
; pd 'and so in proportion, for additional copies.
We would solicit the attention of the present
patrons of the Chums to this matter and ask their
aid. The extremely Mr' rate at which we offer
the campaign paper leaves but a unall margin
oval the actual expunge of publication to no, and
all ciders must be attended by wish. The money
can be sent to ns th= the post masters.
TES BROOES de Co.
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DV ' MAGNEII;-, TELEGRAPH. ItragnFeklTlZlN'=f ists;°"'"entedisnelsili!
Callum that Connell'a Magical rain Ettrattor,veatui.
.feetured by Penstock & .Co. M Cognised st.N rile
Po gni:first wonder alba lkth creamy. :Its . elfems are
RI!
_ . latraeoloo•-• All pains rim removed Purr bus
se d rke.r. and all ogiemal sores, in a few minutes
ter its applleatianOeeing the same on. the' most deli
ewe sket, leaving no scar. Is
all kinds of intlernme n- diseases , such as sore kap-
Pica mid Eyes, Serer is. Rheumatism. White Swelling
and Ulcer.. Benue, Mani, Chilbluius, 'Erysipelas,
Biles, 'lle Pylon,. kr. - We. might add on pnrof to
all um say, the 'names f many eminent physns who
are it in theirpractice and hundred. of the clergy who
praise it fotheypeople Kind parent keep it coustarely Oil
baud, in case! of ae ent by fire, life may tie lost with
out it, but by its use ,e burns are subject to 0./ coutrol,
unless the vitals are estroyed. Caution—Remember
and ask for Connell's Magical l'ain
n or o
th er. mom,
factured by Comstock I Co. N I', and no other.
Sold by WM. JACKSON. Agent for Pinsbure j It, ES
ldbeny sr., bead orWrood. novlbdtkertimT
Correspa . an — done.:erlr# 7 i4
C,onroposidence of the Final:web batette.
' t CONGRESS. ;
.
• Waimea:roe, J . nue 5, 154'6.
Scum--Mler the Senate was called to order a
great number of petitions were presented. '
On motion, 2 000 "copies of Fremont's Map
of Oregon and 'ctslifornia were ordered to be
printed.
On motion of n Millon, the bill to increase the
Medical Corps of the Navy, was taken up and
agreed to.
'The Senate then adjourned over until Thursday .
Mouse—lt woe hireett that when the House ad.
jou rned it would he until Friday.
Mr Lyed of Wisconsin was qualifiedaud took his
seat.
Mr. Cunimius moved to reconsider the vote re*.
Cerring. the bill relutive to naturalized citizens to
the JudiciatieoMMillee.
• A debate followed, in which Meson. Sevei
Cummins and Sims participated, When' the motto
to reconsider was agreed to, 'ond aller debate, lb
bill was recommitted to the Judiciary coonnitte.
Ten thousand mmies . of the report of the. Selc.
committee, to whdoi•was reined the bill relativ
to the importation of old ulterated drugs, were o
tiered to be printed. I
On motion of,ldr. Viuton, the House went tom
Committee of the 'bole on the Navel Apt:wood,
Cone.ponl
anon nill, and, all r some debate, adjourned.
inre of the ntreh Gazette.
HIGHLY IMP RTANT PROM MEXICO.
Peu.anwsq•, Jane 5, leas:
The Neer Orleans Delta annduncea the &et, that
official orders havi - beeu given in all the American
oat poets, for this army to 'parch immediately to the
cowl, preparatory to embarkatiotiotntler charge - of
Peraifcr Smith.
The Steamer Kerney has exploired, oo the To ,
bigtiee River. Thirty mulaingere 'iwere
Correspondence of the PnaporgliGautle.
•
. PRILADELPHIA'M'ARKET.
- :Philadelphia. June to' r. n.
Flour--The inal'ket is quiet, with Moderate tales
at SS r 4) per hbl.
Grain—Sales of prince whim Wheat at SI 25'd
SI 27 per . bushel ank,of „prime red at St lag
91 19.. Primo ye low corn is ailing at 50e51 cis
per bushel
Cotton—The arbet is heavy, with no sales
-worthy of report,. • '
Pwsiaious—:gere is no asurity3n any article,,
ICI quotation. usichanged, and the market
ategdy.
(hoceries—Sugari are in lair demand. Coffee
;and Mobilises ans. without change.
Whiskey--Sale. at 22r per gall.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New' York, June 5, 6 r. v.
Flour—The market is tinn:with a good Eastern
andjhome demand.
Provisions--The market km Fork in heavy. and
there is less doing. Sales are only for the supply
of the regular trade demand.
Grain—Sales of prime red W heat at 110iil Ito
per bushel. Prime while Corn is nelliug at 602
rf.2ae per bushel. end prime yellow at 60 eta Wheat
han a downward tendency—Corn in steady.
Cotton—Nothing doing in Cotton, the inerket he.
Mg heavy.
BALTIMORE MARKET. -
lisuromec, Jane 5, 6 r. 31.
• .
Fluor—:Salo, of Western brand. at $.5 50 I
barrel.
Grain—Prime 'White wheat i. telling at IS
red at fprime red at I7e ss ho., Sale. of prime y
law corn at filk be. , . .... . 1
•Provisions—T .ruarlet in thin today. mod
hear of no col a . any article worth reporting.
Groceries Wt an nre:m..tatr demand: mail . .
.abd maltose. are About change. , • .
. COrn Mea ' •at 514 2.5 y bid.
Rye Floor—ftles, $3 021 is LW.
. MrSies, a. Northern man, him got up a net of
prtacipks bar the South; but he overlooks the West.
Ills two laces point, one North and the other
South. Ile utterly oppose; \ lie improvement of
Western rivers, and it will the been that the Bahl.
more Conavenuon expressly denies the power to
make say such improvemeats,,lsnii.,eille.hisrost
Cot. fticitatn.M..ionstaoN is 'on the stump g.
Givrenor oniectuckv, declaring, that he gill no
give way is the 00111i0e0 of the State Convention
Mr. Puwel4 and that he should consider it no di
grace to belleaten by such a man as John J. Cut
tenden. :
Q - The name thy HUGH MITCHELL will be pre
seated to the Whig and Anti-hlasonic Convention,
lsoota to assemble) as 'a candidate fur nominate. for
Gte aof the, Coun. While we are disinclined to cre
ase penonel preferences before the meeting of the
Cremention. we must be permitted ha soy, that we me
impressed with the belief that IL 'Mitchell Me claims
that the Whig andtActiddasonic party of this comity
are called upon in justice to respect. Butt no one has
suffered more, yet late fidelity to the Whig eau, tamer
hes. could be called in question.
znyllkte • •t Ver.ST. Cuts and•.latpwt:t.
Coven Acontra—Meesrs. Elite,.:' You vri,l plea.
through the rah:moos of your paper, that the home of
JOHN BYERS, of Findlay township, Ire present
ed to the coming County CCor ention for tott.tion as
Wq Anti-klintome and Whig Atudidate forcounty Au
ditor. The qualifirationv of Mr. Dyers are such as to
the faithful discharge of the dutlee of the Office,
and his Eitumess nod enosistency as a Whig, give him
strong claims upon the favorable consideration of the
parry. He will be supported to Conventioti by
myl3 MANYJWIIIGS.
Coven agalla EditOM 041;61V reques—
ted to ennust.e through the columns ofur paper,
lion LIKORGE W. BOW3I AN, kin, of { qua tomo
, ettip,te eea didme for nomination for the othce of He
sister, subject to the decision of the A.mi•Mamoic and
Whig County Convention.
snytkiltewif MANY WHIGS.
To Gm &arra. ur 7.-14ch.1 CaGa—r.—Feltow
Citisens: Being requested by a number of my friends
to offer myself a candidate for the other ofClerlt of
the Court of Quarter Sessions of Allegheny county, (or
nottunation by the Anti•Maronic mut Whig- County
Convention. If I should be so fortunate as breccia.,
the nomination, it .hall he nay erdearor to fulfil the du
ties of the office if elected. 1
OEORUE
WATSON.. _
rorehdtk - wS
Tarns Varna or ALLWiIOT Coven-1 teepee:fob
ly offer myself an •.e.didate for Clerk of the Court df
Moaner Serviette, he., of Allegheny county. subject to
W. &Melon of the approaching Democralic'Whig Con
vention. If 14hould be so forthm e as to :obtain the
majority of your endear! , my endeuvor shall b. to
discharge the dutiesof the office with fidelity.
toyl2dawtf • LEWIS YOUNG.
• ilereanett 'or rme'Cocrn.—HlLAßY BRUNOT, of
the Isla %Void Pittsburgh, will he supported in the Anti
• Masonic and Whig Convention, for the office of Calm:
ty Recorder; Me. Ilmoot was raised a farmer 014Htil•
Wt . / Island; Is wield citizen, a good Whig, and wor
thy of an active support. He neon in the late war, and
his father lit the Revolutionary mar.
mytdkvielf T EAST LIBERTY.
Dapoha k Co.: Please to announce for us the borne
of JOHN McEVIEN, P. M. of Hernountille, as a suit.
able c.didate for the office of Recorder of Allegheny
county, it the nest annual election. Believing hint
worthy, as well At competent, 'represent him as Inlf
,e i g gee, µthicet to a declaims oithe Whig Convention in
Dine mss. , my th . , SKIBTH FAYETTE
Coded Raturrseir•vUrsas Editors: Yon are retitle.
Sid to announce that HEIM kIeCORMICK, Esq., of
Moon township, to a cerldidate for nono.tion for
the office of: Reglater, subject to the decision of the
Anti-klasentic and Whig County Convention.
•
mylA
VERSAILLES.
Comes R.Arata.—We are requested to state that
WILLIAM J, MARKS., Of Allegheny city, is a • candi
date for the office of Register of this county, subject to
the nomination of the Wlng Cr' mvoution. tenet.
Coven Itsinrrn.—JAMES W. KENNEDY, of Alle•
gheny eity t will be. supported before the Whig and
Anti-Merwom:Conventiourfor the office of County Reg,
minylealllkwiC MANY IV/Iffitl.
J
CovenCO I . 3 •II.,,THOMAS DAVISON, Pee•
bloc townihip, is a candidate for the said office, subject
to the action of the Atabblasottic end Whig County
Convention. my27tdltAwt•S
Cm. or Warm. temmoss.—.loll:nj 1101LNER..gf
IVilkinsburghovill be motioned before the stunning
Cobrengon ea • candidate ter nomination for elert of
the Coen of Quarter Ressious, by
,MANY VOTERS.
emus , or Cocas—DANIEL. Meet:HUY', of
Elizineetly will be a candidate for the office of elect of
the several COMA at Allegheny county, subject to We
deetition of tge Anti.hlasouje and Wing .I.3ounly Con
vtion. myletliene
lanns E.rtuare Pte., annougge the name ofJC
141
I coN H ER, of Upper St. Clam I. a catedtdate ioi the
office of Recorder. . Mr. Conner L S Whig of Wu right
snsijus, and worthy arm entire support.
erty3billwwlerT , BALDWIN.
Courier 11,sensetra.— The 0~ of JOHN MEIJAHe
KEY is reapectfully promoted lathe 1111Ig and Anti-
Muonic ConnentiOn. as • candidate for the office of
11.6,n e nt. my 10: 111 ANY FIILENDR.
R./" JAREDtiattssl will be a candidMe,bitute
the And.blosontie and pN'ltig , eouniy Conventron, for
tha pace of Clerk of theeouri of Deaner Stations, Ac.
/042 I.A it
bo
a ktIXTH WA ItlO,
ogre . 34eril ' o n ft t ,t, emirs or ci..te7tt e oL o , e k t . h c e ,
"object to the decayed of tjje epproechlng Convention,
r inynne,dittatf
cetsingsatintai—The noose of THOMAS I
FALRMAN well preisented to Na Whig and Anti.
M n, to asimmblmon lyth or Jona
- nen, as seandidate for the above office.
5r11 131 .. • I THIRD %YARD.
C oil cp....bgens,—)ye ere requestey en state
obit IVD,LI4II ()ENRON, pi Allegheny city. will be
eandidate for Ws Above office, object no the Jeciaion
of the Anti•Masoniebutd IVhig County CnnVe" , inn.
leyndittiksgtt •
1:17 . ALFRED W. MARVA of Peebles township'
rLe iwzize•i,;,l7.;ariL;i iti;;Zro'rati.
subject to decision of the Authdlasonic end Whi g
Convention. I toyadddr.unc
COgi7T Remmo v id—lllessrs. Editors: Your era m
oos:meg di mi b i mce throu g h Me columns of you c poi
per mat JOIIN dr /I 'LL. at Weit Deer townvtup, la •
candidate for t c te Witco a COMA) . Recorder j sub j ect to
the decision f the Ntymgc County
kpdawtc •
SALLY ai COLOMBIA—HAM Toxic—To the Bald
ova Grey—if you wish it rich, luxuriant head Of hair,
(c from deadfall' and scurf, do not fail to procure the
genuine Baku n( Columbia. In case. of baldness it
will more than aimed Trip/////
capeciations. Many who
bare lost their hair for:10 ea hive had it restored to
int origiael perfection ' y he use of 11$. balm. Age.
Mlle or condition spira to be no obstacle 'whatever; it
also Canma.the Au ld to doer with which the delicate
hair tube is filled, by which wane thousands (whom
hair was grey its the delude Bugle) lawe had Wel
hale restored to its LOWIrol color by We use of Mishima.
stable remedy. oil eases of fever It will be found the
most pleasant wash Ilust can be used. it few applica
tions Only are yore...tory to keep We hair from telling
oat. It strengthemi the roots, It never falls to import a
rich glossy appearance, and es a [wahine foe the toilet
It is unequalleth a holds three times aa much. ether
miscalledhair restorative. and is mine effectual. The
gentithe manufactured by Comstock !Co., 11l Coonland
street, hew York.
gold In Pittsburgh, onlygenuine, by WA!. JACKSON;
so Liberty rt., head of Wood; in Washingtho,' Po, by
Sweeny t Boo; in Brownsville, by Bennet! Crocker;
o, Catawba % by Dr. Pearl; also, ny .r oputs AU;
.very town is Y., Ohio and Md. talMedfhwemT
=IEI
NELattie Vitamirt e.—Reed the. fallowing certifi
cate, and then doubt.. ' YOU eau, the triumphant quali
ties pos ~,, eil by dn. rand remedy: o
Caameartar Tr., VZNANGO, Cu,
, . . Dee. 21st. 1a,47.
Mr. Bleakely—Dear bin I take pleasure in inform.
tug you, the bottle of Dr. Ittlatie's .Verraintge which I
gene
purchased from you, has Oven me entire satisfaction.
I to a child of mule one teaspoottful of ii. and she
t
passed IN worms. ' next morning I gave her a
masmionfut more, w h en she pawed /Elmore. ' The
:text mailing I east her the same quantity. and
passed 15 more. You s, &e.
ANDREW DOWNING.
For sale at the DI Rture tit J. KIDD & Co., an wood
street. . jes
ED - . Worms, by their Irritation, augment tbe seen ,
nun of mucus or slime in Me stomach, iis al
so, they involve themselves; mid it is said they ked
9p.ro
dif deprived of it they.die. The celebrated
VeStilate prepored by. H. k. FAHNESTOCK.
liras. Pus, is admirnbly adapted in its operation;
arm. to remove the plateetalea as. Mai Steamily to
expel the worms rendered helpless and tender by be
ingg thus denuded. It is a remedy in which every con-
Eidetic', eau be pinned; and that It hoc easiteleil 113 e
purpose is manifest from the hundreds of certificates
given in Ito furor. ' je3
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lU?' Dom your hair tail DPI does your heir turn gray
Is it harsh, is it dry, or dirty, I pray?
It'll. thus, you can make it soft, silky and fine,
Dark and healthy, and beauteous this hair of mice
to have this, you have but dime shillings to give
Fora bottle of Jones' Hair Remorative,
_ Reoular,Jlyou oval Lad bah you Would Molly be nu.
Waished at the y °Peeta three bottle of
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative has on it; it needs but one
trial. Sold at IS Liberty et.: uovilhbisiety
levtnnlaY (Monday) afternoon, I.Yon) 11, &nigh.
ter of. Lecky and Miza A. limper, aged 1 yew, V
months and days
The funeral will take plane tills afternoon tun 01e10..k
from the residence of her patents on Pennutreet; a few
doors below Plurbury. The friends of the flintily are
invited to attend.
TALL AND SPRING MEDICINES.
710 R• invigorating the system and purifying all I rups-
X rides, to a 'ma. ivy precaution, DR.TAYLOR'S
UALSAM OF LIVEI WORT is the greateit vegetable
purifier that is knot u. Beware of dangerous com
pounds that era kno it to contain mercury. One Lot
de contains purifying vues equal to a. dozen baules
of common Sampan l tompounds, besides the pre
vention of cousunapti it.
The Balsam of Liv [wort will wins Olf that fatal
1
disease. We know Judy who was evidently ou the
decline—had pain in e ride and cheat—cOugh, which
would come on in'fi lasting several minutes—whirl
would have brought u quirk consumption. but for the
timely use of this I sam, which undoubte.dly saved
her life. She was c cd by two botdes. Try it, if you
want you: corghf andher diseases of theZungaeurcd.
.affl
GBEAT CURE OF CONSIIMMILIN. .
For seven ream 1 s icted with Consumption,
0
told seemed impos /Lie for ;myths., to Fume me. 1
.
bad ell the mow e&gravuting symptoms. as tight c
sweat.. raising blood violent and distressing gh,
psiuinzhe side and eI ch eat debility and want of appe- •
sate. I truly believe could not have lived but for the
ase of Dr. 'Taylor's B rental Liniment, said the tiles.
yin . ; of God, which has saved my life by restoring ma
to health. ALEX. SMITH.
Sexton of Rev. Mr. Matthew's church. Christie st..
Extract ore letter from our New London A gent. C.
CLARE. - 'Those who have taken your Balsam oil.
verwurt, speak well of a, I find nothing so' ood for my
wife; slit, sometimes has very severe pains and wank
turns-1 give her a teaspoonful, which relieves her int
niediately-1 have great froth in its venues; end waldd
not be without llin my house.' be. ke. No one run
ri
doubt the supeor excellence of this medicine. Ile
careful and bray only at 73 Heckman s{ N. Y., or acme
especial •gent. as counterfeits and imitations are Wett
ed in every direction. .
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• • .
Sold to Nu 41.0 by J D Morran, P 3 st; J
Townsend, 43 Alaslret st; II Smyser. cot :Casket and
Wats; ilenderson 4 Co, 6 Liberty at. Price reduced
81 s 5u per Lath!. 1.3
ATEAII BOAT BOB;/ALE.
A STEW , : WHEEI. BOAT, of NSOullr.M..anw to
then. light draft, about wittnoaths out, Klll
sold aI a bargain, if applwenwa is amides.. Ern&
!AMIN KERR, Jr.,
Nailer siren!
A l., !;lli[tr:o r 7l%.l l Ju
Prat)le• tiownshlp, o'clock! Al.*, hit nghl;
and iliteres it. kale of the Mos. 6/O,C Farm.
jetl;tel
MILELYY, Jsdrier
I ek.rT—From the steamer Consul, II& b/J1 of
24 marked 'Elliott, Elliottavill!. Olio ^ 'lt seas lets
on the what-lon Wednerday last, snit it is sworn!
it has been hauled off through mistake. ran
O. SUGAR-12 hhd. printe . N Saga, rerei veJ
. by steamer Tv rcgraph and tot sale by •'
led W IlAttltAllGll
*TES PORK-1U Lids prime Mara Pork, just ree'd
In and for sale bpi S & W BARHAM/11,
_ 1 ,6 Warmer and 104 frontal
G INGIIAAIS--A A N.. S; itave receive at
ling et the ezt w eettle:% ° er t p Ci ri ' cl b ef VjchitsCh they
te6
S •
IlAWIde—A A.Meson & Co. have ri•eil opoceird
of 1500 Slinarli of every kind. comprising some 1!
rq ruperior Crap.. Silk and Satin Shawls. jet}
rw it
r taa pr a ....
j r,
Wet
Cal en of corny variety, sown ni the lavi price or II
rents. ' ' thG
FEATHERY—rust received and ibr sole+
ied GEO COCHRAN, weal
OPTS. TI RPLINTLNE-11.1 LbL jaot re4'.l and f.
sale by jeG IIR.A UN & REITER
VANILLA. BilliNS--Ptitue quality just wad
ftir {hie by jail BRAUN & REITER
VlTRlOL—tlOrarboyti lust reed and for.rala at
11 tee Mutt Attire at trti .1 KIDD& Co
4litt2ll—rld Wits in staid and far at the drug
. t.tarebotlfe jet J KIDD &Co
LLEN'S NERVE AND MbNE LiNtarKvr--au
tl Voss jati meired and for •ate by ,
Jes J KIDD% Co
EMI' SEED—Four bbli. f.
house of jeS
VIA taIISON'S ColumbisuEopying Presses; Ilarri-
LI, sonve Columbiou Inks: received and for sale by
/di
- - JOHN II MELLOR, VI vrood et
INDIA 111 1 / 3 1431CLOTHING—Comprisisig a larg
stack, each as Coats, Racks . , Pea Jackets, Cape
with or without sleeves, Legg i ngs of three elitfenra
Made, Hats, /sc., ell to be had at the India Rubber De
Ilto 5 Wood sk e. J rk, It PHILLIPS
Jos India Robber Fishing
Roots, Jllet tied by caws, and for vale at tholn
in Rubber Dept, Kos Wood street. • •
3e3 J & /I PHILLIPS
1110LILDER BRACai—I dal &mu!der Brsee•, lu
I ditHabber, received by express and for sale a
e lath. Rubber Depot,: Wood street.
led J t PHILLIPS
I:VDU RUllitEß BALLS— 12 dos lair Rubber
Mans, for children, an excellent article fas
es; jest received by express, and for sale by
1.3 J fr. 11 PIIILLI Pl 3
ONEY BF.LTS—A few Fa:samples, received by
ALelpLess and for sale by „j 3 J k 11 I'IIILLIPR
DRITANNIA 31EntaL yvAR:—.l.. received from
JJ the manufactory; Bolan,. Coffee Pow; du Tra
do; do Sugarßourls and Ceram Cup.; do Slop do; do
'large Pitchers. with IWa do ?dolma. dodo; do Coffee
Urns, with lamps. For sale at low pricea
je3GILL*. GETTY, bign Big Pitcher.
. .
vi,owiNo PAINTED BLUE QUEMNSWARE
K. We are now receiving a nice awaroncut of this
cheap and beautiful wore. Je3 flilLL tr. GUTTY
• AMERICAN gliElihit•WAßG—Can be LW it, all
its anxietier, at the sutra of
GILL &GETTY
ARD 011.—du bbl. Lard Oil, lauding from atettraer
,j,/ Messenger, nod for rah, low to close eonsigtuttent,
by • W 3 JAMES DAL' EL!,
Fbbls prune No Shad; Whitt Sad Maaka
reh to arrive cud for sale by
jeSitw TAAFFR r O•CONNOR
nITCII,S 61,15 Pnel, on'hand' aud LAv t•
r plow by jes TAAFFE C9N :NOR_
F LOCIf-VO L 615 in floe mnd fo r
• TM4BP.I & 1311-T
MACKEREL—\u ?And Int qp . og , F 1 1 , 1 . 411
LlN.‘lltor
S.SALT:3—W received - nod for sole by
ias TASSEV & BEST
ret'd
TAS.S.F. BEST
• .
11000TAS11--acd,ka reed Win day, and :oriole by
jai - TASSEY 'lc BEST
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iTIQUIt—IGU vartousbrande, just . butding Crow
f 1 Mesmer WelNvilia and for sale by •
• jeS & WHAlsll3.All(ill
OOL WOOL::—TIF 4ighisirsistket pork., fa rash
Ty fur different gyailew.of clean well
,1411hed Wool, by 3 & IV /lAltakeGll,
les B SI wolf., and 104 front meet
SUCUR--.1 hhdA prime for role low •
b y • - • iVWr. 110W1. ? .,N ‘ ! '"
10 hum az
IDARASOL3-13 eax. WM - cotton and gingham Par
awls, late styles and handsome patterns. Just open.
mg and for sale by SHACKLE: 1' A wairrr,
lot filD wood at
, ITELVET CORpS—Three troutes medium quality
V bear y bangup Cotdtt, just Opened and for ante ve
ry low. • ma SHACKLE:IT & WHITE
DRINTS—A large assortment of blue, blue and or•
mom nd fancy hints, of every deairobla style
and quality, j uat opening and for sale to the trade at
extruonlmary 10,, rates, br Ibe case he.
. exi.inv fr. man:
•
B ACON AND LARD—RU
For rale low to elo, ednalgurnent, by
ja3:ll , A. GORDON..
GIMIZE-41 bra prima W R Chem, lint ree'rl oat!'
ior role b) lea WICK A. ILL'CANDLESA
1110 C AT E-12 bar notion No I ClAcol;le, for
X../ sale by jell WICK trcaNmas •
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- -
AIILEY-500bush prime 013 a thirley,jusi landing
and C.r talc by 3 & W 11A1311.41.1.:011
jun reed .4 uniale by
W IiARBACUIt
FATIIERS AND UINSENE-43
5 do Gnetent, now bonding front steamer Now
England and fur !tale by
jos ISAIAH DICKEY & Co, (rout sr
. •
0 Bolsi! WRITING-obblo in store and for sale
by - to 3 /SAIAII DICK EY Co
carboys jut reed end for sale by
jo3 K k RELLERS
P — -
OTASH-6 casks prime, par ret ailings just reMd
and locale by. ja3 RE IdELLI2L4
_
FLOUR-10e bbt Einar In more and nir aaldow by
1 lea ESOLLSIeck tiliNNErr,a7 Wood 0
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110LASSM-15 kap Alnplu-Atolasata .tom and
AIL f‘dt id. •by jan 1,14.431.18 H & lIENNEfT
- . -
jiti.:EMLNG-75 lle.rring, tor ante• NIA' 10 al/0.•
JUL colisicmarni.by
Iy3 itE.N.NIAT
;AUCTION'i.SALES:' - ::: , ::. - ' , ; . ._?..., ,.. j . :',",i1 , :','§'E.'4::4-.}ft) : ,4TS .
James 3111rKenna, Auctioneer..
°inn:6litre, Feather Beds, bed4inx, ate., on account
of trim. it may concern, rtt seam, at the United.
Stares lintel.
Un Sattirday next. June 10th. at 10 cieloik M the
foreimen, will be sold positively, without reserve, on
account of whom it may concern, at the United Staten
Hotel, corner of Penn stmt and the Canal Basin. tea
her beds and bedding; among which vie In pan the
following, vim Feather beds. brddieg mattresses, car
peting. bureaus, ehairs, boas mantel ornaments, 11.-.
Those eel:melee./ itt the abase property, will fake
Itosiee of Oda . colcertisement. •
led J4llllMt hicKINN.A. Met
By Jahn D. Daub. Aue.tloiscer
Thy Goods, fc., Ise :{.triton.
''On Monday monthly. You'd., at In o'clock, at the
commercial Dales Room, comer of Wood and Milk
streets, will be sold, several conaignmenta of frech awl
imhionable fancy mid staple Dry Gouda, correlating ut
superfine broad cloth, eassimere. ri ven.. tweed,.
Kentucky jet... metre DM plaid. mode awl mewed
Colors de banes. indigo !due furniture and eprosicb'kt,
jeans, giughants, law., bemire, balrarines, AMPtil,ll
anW Engliati prints m great variety, bleacliml awl un
bleached shirting's, cotton hosiery , iicarTS,"huspesitlers.
de.
IMEIZEICI
,
New and second band Furniture,bniougybich will
be round, one superiot drewing bureau, Lau seat sofa,
rocking chairs,. French and counnon chain, children's
table and rocking chain, table,. mix pairs transparent
window blind., queens . ..ere, tinware, kitchen tbno•
cure, be. abr.+ windaw sisals, assorted sixes; ball
diens ylt tea; Inr cask . bladeira wino; do French
brandy, wo rt hy the attention of bar keeper, cigars, to.
bac.; grocerici, be.
, .
' A[ 7} o'clock, p. m.
Itcady made clothing, boots, shoes. dry goods,
cordeons, files, boOks,psper, &Id and steel pens, AI.
sea • SOILN D DAVI% Atte
100 Bags Dassagia Ws< at Aaction.
This aftertmou at lo'eloOk, al Davis' Camiaviris
Sales Room, conies of Wpod and Filth streets,
sold without resiree, for account whom it may coo
ceru, lOU liagurtiodgui.ity Rio Doane, slightly dunn
ged, by being exposvd to the late rain. Terms at aide
kti - JOill.l D. DAVIS, Aust.
Milting at Atlaloll.
Tuesday taming, .11.113 e dth, at 10 o'clock. will be
sold at the Commercial Halm Room. corner of Wood
and Firth attest', a taiga locales obfashionable H ortag
arid Summer Clothing by catalogue, consisting of dow
ble and single be noted, rolling' and mantling collar
emlimere, eatin, colonels, silk and. marsailles rests;
fancy satinett and Kentucky jeans rack coats; super,
allwool, gold and atter, mat tweed do; iramboo
no
,u
gingham mid conade do; linen, lone slat, a
D il, cord, ,
ozbucy stripe, Tuckapaw and coltonadepanut;' that
indigo blue, black, steel lain and grey munett penis;
super dark min and fancy cassimera pants; rumba
shirts, with linen bosons, collars, oke4 blue 'tripe Mei -
rinme shins; hickory 'tart.; denim overalls; deities
frock; CUMmu flanuel drawers; super bleached drill
drawers. All of which can be ammunisd on the morn
ing of sale. ' Jail • JOHN D DAVIS, Anti
Irma af the Steamer Sinitans duaiatt—E
gines, furniture and Taddr.
Will be sold . on.Alfedoenday next. the soh day at
June, at 11 o'clock, P. 31, at the.warehonse an Water
treet. adjoining L. 8 Waterman, the entire wreck o
s
the SICIMILFOIII Samar. eansistilig of boilers,engines
and maklittery, with her doors . window sash, cabin
furniture. bedding, carpeting, again and tables, first
rate hawser andother rigging, blacks, tackles, Ste. •
The engine . . &a, can be seen at the yard of Meters.
Boa. Ilortopee fr. Co, corner of Pint and Shan streets,
and the Ihrmture, fi.c., at the place or sale.
Tama—All snots under 8100, cash currency; vier
8100, approved endorsed notes, at On days; over triuo,
et 4 months. • , .
This sale otrers a titre opponanny toany pecson velal.
andto beild'a light boat, the eugules being nearly no
and Bret rate tor thoir power. -
je3 ' • JOIDI D DAVIS, Ant
AMUSEMENTS
PITTABIIUGH THEATRE. . •
C. S. Poannt ' Manager &Ha Lessee
LAST NIGHT OF MR. AND MISS WESIVSS. • '
Tenney, Jrlln 6, Th 49, .11 be acted n fanbieunbje
Comedy in 5 aem, celled Ma • - • •
. HONEY MOON.
Juke Aroma Aronti • • ....... , .... Oxley..
Rolando 31n-Wetnys.s.
Jacque. , Mr. Dunn.. •
Jobonn • • •—• Mica Womysi
A Meat. DAyro, by Alps Anna '
To eanclade with
DEAD.9IIOT. ..-
Timid Dr. Donal Louisa Mini Ptrie.
Pima. or.Amession.—Drera Circle; 50 ma; Second
Tier, 35 cteei Pit. 2 Gallery. 53.,
Valuable and Attractive Neer Sauk..
T - AMARTINE'S History of t 65 Girmtellet., 3 vols., 12
Stomas' Life of Cheyplier Vayttat.l2...
Y• E. James', pie of lictp•y the - Fourth, tilFrattee,
g vols—llltao •
.
Smith's etIII sul lir Cities of China; 12mo.
hle.andecht Lite of .Wits Cluist; n vo, sowilin;
Marvel'', Fresh Gleanitms; or a new Shearson the
old Gelds of Continental Europe.
Copt. Ile tura Sketches of tha Mexican Wart 12 am.
Ulna's Story of the Battle of Waterton: 19 too.
A Summer an Scotisual. by Jacob Abbott; 'l2 too.
Sismondi's Liowattare clinic South of Europe; y vols,
12 too.
.
RU.V011 . 6 Arisen:ores in Mexico auil nook
ouistains Parrio,
Posthumous Works of. Roy. Thos. Chstmem, D, I).
. •
The Practical Astronoiner: by 7hoa.'lßek. L.
Life of Jeremy Belknap, D. IL Dicorice of Ne
'lmpthire,
Luther oyd the ambit:militia. by Jolla Scott,
The Middle Kingdom, with a new =pot the Umpire
y 8 W.Wibiwos,Y veils, LI ato.• •
The Ptiwervf the Pulpit, by Ciartlawr SpOsts, p.
•
e Bethel Flag, by Gardiner Swing, A mo.
Tehi
acng a Science, the Teulier Artist: by Rev.
11.
The Czar, his Conn and People; by John S. Maxwell.
Lectures on Shakapeare. by H. 4. Ifudwn•
The Anima of Amenca—lllustrated with alriri engra
ving. on Meal. and containing sketches of *olives of
Allan; Inman,' West, Stuart, Triunbalb Da Venus,
Rembrandt Peale and Thin. Crawford; I yoI.EI to.
The Orators of France; containing sketches of dm
lives of Liamartine, Titian , . Napoleon, Dorton Mira
beau. Hakim and others, with portraits of each.
Headley's Nopoleoa and hlarsbals; 2 rola. W on:
Headley's IVaahington and bin Centrals; 2 vials, Coo
Headley's Sacred Mountains. . • ' '
The nbore. together with a large collection of Stand
ard Wort., Classiial and School Rooks, for sale by
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, Hooksellem.
jej . • comer mark e t nod 3d ira
--
80.11EDALR. OARDB3III, •
MANCHESTER.
HE Propnetorof this well known plane of 'non has
the *awe of informing the public that his cstab-
I r stuentlinving been thoroughly refitted and repaired,
nail the grounds elegantly laid out and decorated, is
now open for Reir accommodation, and he Inners him
self that tbose who may favor him with their patron
age volt find they desire, provided in the Lest
style and on reasonable terms. Ile is determined to
spare no expense in making bin establishment worthy
of public patronage.lle hos accommodations for
boarding : a few fantlibia lee Creams, and all refresh-,
men. stumble to the aeason, cuistantly on head , •
• (calf . LEVI BURCHFIELD -
FANCY DRY. GOODS.
SEAMAN &
3511 Broadwiy; New York, '
IPORTERS AND JOBBYILS of Silky Freach_prin
ted Muslims, Bareges, Lusa, ihebroaderles, Meri,
not Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Lawns, Bornbacutes; •
AND ALL OTHER VARIHTIES OF PAINCYOOODS.
They invite country MercEants visitbm New 'York,
to examine their stock before snaltiAlthear purchase..
Al?. Muir was for many years. of e 'lssue of
Stewart k. Co., from which he muted collie Ist ofJan.
lAA and Mr. a lso son, (who has an Interest
the business,/ was s favorably known Lethal estab
lishment.
r dee drug war
J !ODD &Co
PRINTS ONLY.
•
OEDAR ST., NEW YORK
LEE. .BREWSTERI
FAtibllshed a wanhonse to dz i lz . .l o 946, ex..de for tha vri pf
pose
A - .XCLTYSr/ELX, at
lowpriecezand exhibiting, semen .
I r in i ei6ihenirreneni .
They am now openiee . Se I R?
connoriaing every new Several H
Pmdnedo irony orwhlb Annienn4
dud are cheered for sale for Carr tad than
Puivics azzirczir "rd"'
•
ONE TO FINT . CENTS
pot yard below the poets of A pnr mat !ley, or pp,
w#io2 are eoraectedalarinfor rite
wto P r gINTVE.BIIOTIBIC,
New York Juno, 1847.
NEW COACH FACTORY.
_
AII'HITF, BROOKS & CO, would respectfully hp
V 1 form the public that they have erected o shop on
Lecock, between Federal mid Sandusky . ..peen, 'They
are now making and are prepared to receive orders for
every description of vehicle., Conches, - Ctiori6Vs, Bee
rouches,-Beggiesilquelons, ke„ De., which from their
lair expertence in the manta:moire of the above work,
and the facilities they have, they feel confident they ato
enabled to do work on the Wool reasonable terms with
those wvaltingardeles in their line. ' .
Paying particular attention in the selection of mate
rials, and having none but competent workmen, they.
hove no hsitation in vranannng their work. We,
therefore oak the attention of th e public to this matter.
IL Repairing done in the best manner, ud on the
most reasonable tenon. • ' jean( '
• " -- t • P •
PROPOSALSWdI be received op to 3 o'clock, P. AL
of the tith dayoricute ttercat the Mks of J. W,
Kerr, Steworra Building, lth sweet, for grading the
site of the Houital, and building a cultert, There
Piousbe ierenty.five thousand, yards of eXCSlralitlll.
Plus and specifications Will be exhibited 'one week
P revious to tune of letting. C ommitte e .
By ordqr of the Bu il ding of the Western
Pennsylvania
Athol/earSupply eC.Cliliti - eilars Plano
• I; • • • - - Ports... • • •
QIX new Piano Fonts, of Rosewood, and di
la fives, will be received and ready for ale during
this week, by JOHN H MELLOR, Ul wood et,
Sole Agent toe Chiekering's Pianos for Western
Pennsylvania. •
----- Irair — WarogiaiWi — • .'
MEM highest price In cash paid for good Ocala
I also, canvass, bale rope; Irmks mg. , A bgßim r 70 , 4!
ca rags, &c.,11 . 4,u
apCl wart.. • oct. perm dr, Ighmv
DIMS GOCIDS—A A Mason& Co have ramrod
an eglenolva arsonmeal of rich Mess GoodLeon
...Ling Of p. Geroge., p. Grenadine., IID p. Silk
'isanes an l'Elohair Stripes, do pa of Pail de Chown an
natire .new article' Rutland Silk and,„Fancy - di4 in
groat 'ratio ty. '
.-.:1 hos Cheese, for sale low so close coo
k/ signinnit by Ira ENGLISH & HENN Err
D RIED LiERF-3000 Sal for tale by
' 8 e VON nosNdoisr a 6,
3a3 . 33 from rt
... .. • HERNGS-13 bbl Car lade by • '
.RI
je3...._ S P VON BoNNIIOSST &Co
Af:C 3 CJIEL- 7 5, s bbls No 3. for talc
F VON LiONNNOBSt t Co.
ClaAns_aut,ts P a EVIL Citrall.
N BONN!!
; s— J ' ;' ) e
bbl ol "rammed pare Olden. vi,r.:FE,
y f o r F VON EIONNHOEF`'
_Jasfr,
ft:nov(ll4ml to
it
tl VON BONNHOa . T 'Co
pLgt,i-v°
racel;Zpor HwW
_ _
EAD—[W pir!saelYs. Lead, Retired per steamer
j
Roscoe and br tat< by
•
Jet : ' , JAMES A:ILIUTCHISON k Co
!DINOINDIATI & PITTIMMPR
m a /I L * jai .
DAILY PACKET 'LINE.
rs
Fr.% well known line of splendid pa: !roger Stems.
- .era is now tohymwea of the largeist r astatkindieg
nashed and fornithedi tml, moat P°".". b.. ' on *e
mm.l'o' the AVest.. livery accommodation alltd . eonts
fon that cricock can ph:team/l
etiias hccaporrided for par.
.en ti no Los has ben °portal. 0111 V. yeas.
—has carried a million of people antbout the least ittju•
ry tar th pebuins. Tim hoots 'sal be - id the: foot of
Wood street the oar provioos to stattnig. for the recep
tion of freight told the .1117 of potato:Ora on the rms.
In. In. all enter the . passage AnoncY,...4 Ue P."
•
• SUNDAE PACKET.' • •,-
The ISAAC INEW/UN, Capt. A. Li_ Kira, lei,
leave Pstal•urgh every Sunday uturniug /*I 10 fo:elocl%
IVheelike eveiy Sundey evening nt IP s '. 5 .. •
play 1t , 17. • • • .
IION PWV: .
The NONONGAILEL DA Y IL
A, Capt. CH:
SZoal, .111 iCalre rad
burgh extryitienalay morning at' 10 **cloak; Madit l ll
ovary telonday avearag at 11l r..
L,F.I ESDAY PACKET.
eteIIIitE TU RNLA. No. 2, Cat. J. KUSE/Slll3l,
leavaVinsburgh aver). Tuesday morning at IUlook;
'Melling every Titaniay evening at ID r. D. . 2 2
AVEDNESDALY PACKET;
The NEW CNCLAND No. « Cary. 8. Dux, will
leave earn.' Wedaraday taamiog ah lb
o'clock; val.). Wednesday earning at 141.1 a
• --
TIIVELSDAY PACKET. •
The lIRILLI.i.NT,tCapt. ttencr. will leave Ilan.
burgh every Thu raday wonting at 10 tieloclrt Wheelie",
every Thursday eveutag ably P. IC
F.RIMLIC PACKET. • •
The pLIfrE4 NO. 21 Capt. Cantu. will Inve r /.lul.
burgh every Fnday teeming at 10 rf.cloekt.Wletallag
every Friday evening at 10 v. y..
' SATIALDAY rAcirsE.T. , .
CapL S. Rtatooaill tear, 1104 L
burgh every.Satarday.woratag at 1U o'elort Inked/nig
evary.Sanaday aveahp 10 10 P.*. • • • . .
NEW: LISBON AND Plll'6l3llEOll
_ OF DANIA'. AND STEAM
.
1 lir 4 •ilg
Ova oLsauow,)
Leaves Pittsburgh daily, at 9 Werock, N. AL; and ar.
rives at Glasgow, (mouth of the Sandy and Beaver Ca
nalj at 3 o'clock. and New Lisbon at II: same nigkL
Leaves Neer Lisbon at 4 o'clock,
.P.AL, (making I.lm
trin canal to the river during the men.) and, Olasgbor
at 9 o'clock, A. AI, and amass at Pittsburgh as 3 P.
31.—thus making a conthinous little for carrying pas,
imagers and freight between New Lisbon and Puts.
bomb, in shorter time and as less rstes Man by any
other tonic. . •
. _
The proprietaisjof this Lute have We pleasure of Lot
forming the public that theyhave fined up two bni claw
Canal Porn...far the accommodationof passeug
frriole to rtut is commotion with the , Mown"
fl..uhr CALEB COPE astitElt.V.lll2, and mormect. '
lug, oa (.largos, With 'the Pittsbargh and elude.
anti and other daily lines Of •14C•111.11 down the Ohio
aud hlirsiseppi riven, The proprietor* pledge the*
salves to sport - Ito expositor trouble to Maw* coot
fort, tritely mud dispatch, nod
of th.vpatronase. eta of the public a altars •
AUTHORIZED ACIENTS. •
0 M. HARTLN, paiuy.rh
er. , =
et. . W.ll/41..8AL Gil, g
toyllaf J. ILtltnAllkal 4Ne! , ' itttlbie• - f
,7,,, , iOTICE—Tlie steamer BEAVER:C. EClarlatiblite
ter, will leave after this notice, for Deaver Otago,
and Wel Willa punctually, at otclocli in gnu morning'.
PIVraB D - ziftatitatrt a _
FEuitUARV .t.vo FE8RU4,14,V1.1. 1p
• LEAVE DA
Th 7 AT S A. a., ''-;
ftlria new. base cotgpleu
t.tr.l o
LANIC, - Capt, Janus Par
=
TIC, Capt A.• Jacobs; mad
vutN, capt. Leanest The lasts are eWp•
near, and are fitted up without regard to ewe., •
_Elb
cry comfort that idaboy etut procure boa been provided.
The !bats will leash the lationguhela. 'Wharf Bordat
Jar too or Duos at. •Vutuengera vrill be punctual ox
board, the boats will certainly leave 1./ the ether
tined howl. bA. AL and 4P. Id- '• - feat
FOR iWILEELING, CINCINNATI A. . LOITISYILLF..
Raman Ssetmosi PseinT.—Tbse
.• , -
7l' Perry, commander, wilnisage ,dar
Loui#llle ma all Intermediate ports every Satardry,
alO o'clock, precisely. ' . ,
Foe freight or passage apply on Wird or
• FORSYTH Jr. DENCAN, Agents:
7LeTelegraph has been bo th expremly fora rest*
packet, mid t 0 an., entirely to the emisfon 01 , 1.0
senggn; the accommodations are Inferior to no boon
on the Western waters.
FUR NEW ORLEANS. .
m ilirigit i Coles. master will leage t the the abase
and intermediate ports on Wedairsdajt
Lrof freight or passage, apply onboard. t teti i
FOR ST. LO . Tir 01:1 . ea ILLI - 11101S RC'S*
SlTonalek, leveret. reline...a &eats --
ore end rwernrediste ports We day..
rot Item.. passage apply - on board.''
ra3232=1
The Castrt;nni:e . sleamer
pEs'IS•SYLVprIA,_
C Gru un r c i m oneyt ;:ggiiiitat'
sl ict,A Fat (..;1"
jefi
FOR NEU - ORLEANS '
Re 4ne MI11;;; • • '
SAYANNA., •
Demean, toaster tedl reaveior atoms
and intermediate porn an tkied*ls
MMinst. For freight or passage apply on lama
1.6
• _
FOR LOBItIViLLE.
The feet runoto3 eteeheer . •
LADI BYRON, • •
Ahller,rossrer, will Gm,* for d
.edoiabora.
d inierneedioto landings, ibis Mitt
,boet
/1.r2 1 ). For freight or parson . ,apply
6 29 VI BUTLER t. nua. Amut•
4tEGELAII PPIT:4IIURGILt CJNCLNIIATIPACKET'
• NEW ENGLAND, • ,
31 , Clare, funnier, will run aCo s ingalar
afternoon packet • front Pitt•buggh
' She leaven on her Lest trip, miner the new
arrangement, neat Monday, at 4 o'clock, P. IL •.• •'••
•
' llt — inCi/1 er..LOUIS. • _
~fir, _ The fine steamer .• ' --. •
9 J J - CELITY/NDEN, I
1er...4 Master . , will leave Ter then/mere
and tritennedrale porte this
.. ._Foifreightor passage spelt ... on board. i• • taro
REGV44.It Errrsnumi "..m) .24 , 1i:syn.=
3PACSIT i.:
. .
4 ,.„,_ , The fine as 1 ht draaAnt steamer ,
~, P 9 ' PHILIP DODDEUDGA •' ,
- Moore, master, mill boome P it
gonerly as nbovx - ,
'nig boar is every eraradepted to the'retnfortei
pareder. She =us le connection with Ste ..ler -- .
IJud, Which Deems her in 13everly. For freight or pis: _-
we,
aphis
on board. . my2:l . '
FOR CINCINNATI. - $,
.Rxout.aa TVIADAY racati.
The new end light draught at
AIT- VERNON, '
&cats master, loare for dar
above aid haenaediani pore oa To. K 4,
day,lo(l3 /Lac. at 10 A N. For fialght or pomp Illy.
on board.
lOU AVIIEEL/NO AND BRincaWoriT.
The neat and xabstastial knr.witia;
t 2 • ^ HUDSON, • ..**
Andrew Poe Mauer. has nated iie
regular tripe between 'Wheeling, Bridgeport and PhD..
burgh lr in on blonder . ' and "fitundart.'
. . REGULAR PACKET FOR 81.1.N1P1511. '
-,r,.... r . The new and fast StelUDer '; , ,
~I
, II WELLSVII.L.E: '." . ~
i- .11OAMS, muter will leave -far
and all all latenneillateisons on Wedgy
days and Fa turd.). of earl, week, For fresarkl pcms,
sap apply on Lewd or la
~ 41
seht4. - - UEOII MILTENDIaI.O '...' A 41,.. ,
--.--. ,
PITFSBURGII k W/LEELINCS PJLOLETZ. • '
The mitt steamer •,,• • • -
CONSUL,
Dorsey P
fit Einao=yee, leer
Wednesthq and k p i ft
Lear e Vibe:ling every Teeed:y7Th=p , "geoll'.
mrdqalligstZilitt4tPtlc ilbinethsethdiate Ye. t.
Every to
KOthothuiol2 th at elm be moored thr the ada•
fort sad r.kty otpassengers has beet provided.. The.
boat is al,o provided with a salf-aetiag safety guard to
prevent exploskats. Fat brighter. passage apply , are
board or io DAVID C YIEEESF,: I .
;;,. . comer of Ist and drsithuald sta.-
MeKEESPOH.T, ELIZADI-311 AND 3LONONG4fILA ctrl .. I'ACAF r
• The ntw
• 'master, will run as
leaving TataboiO4 8100 day
Wciltiesiloy. nisil Friday, at 1
nousahela Cily every Tuesily,lootr.dayitilaSiimrds.L.ll
•I 11 o'clw-k, A. SA k'or Weight or riwisiioo 00100.j0i
FOR r • •
Zak, TL n " . al hotvulae,
• 31. wt.:. will leave'
ttliove part rectp Wrilttestkp slutflay,
at '4 P. Far firlig:ht or, fa!sfire :ippti
bmord. : . • •-•
__„
Bolles to Travelers!
EXPRESS C.LNOI. PACKET-I.IXE'
. .
. ",...'--- 4i . • • -
i
ii ii ik Ag s . v• .- i
„,_ _ ~ , . OW4
~
INIILADELP/iIA AND 11 . 1 .1:17i10/in - .........'
~,1„. oublierikers. have eassai.l the light` diaiit
eteeleboat 1 AiNkEht., iu carry riiseevigera la IC -
the rvm
will epartilaily at 7 ciehei kin the moraiair,beir'
'the 6 lei Attfel above the u ht er I:ridee. • .
Yemeni:era will breakta.it .oi ~Loaril, sad w ail it . ',.
pulictuid - at th e hour. ' - '. ' ' .., •• r . ...
For paiiage or ieformitimv, apply to ' . , , ..., , •
H 1141.0, .
. ..1 Or.D. LI:ECJI a..Co, Canal DIEM ~. v .. Fut.-Nine Donate through:.. . .
.. , • L,
_..•
'.By. ar
tbii raagesiteat tra.ietwr• svi:l,•ge tense... - f
Ices thaKihres days and a hall; NllMillig over the -Dia ,
•ro .1 in daylight... •' . • milk .
ECLIPSE 2 . 1u - 5 -
11t ,
• •
1(448
VIIPPERS and others are ion,r‘nea that ale Line.
Rill continue to run throurilvot the yeas,
'WIT. Produce and tuereltssubss taken at Soar mos.
klerelombllas barn Italtiatons u. Canal '
rates. Tuve, five dam - J "Pt —
Water et, doors above Ifors'a.
J ItOI3JPfON al:10E11147 , •
mYI7 OJ booth chat.. 14, llal[imore C' ,
OEO. Ir. !DITTO 4t. CP., • •
• f NFOIIII their tricida stud ilia public that
toiler anr tanzectiwk with their /ale tanitigi t d;
main La Penn %tree , knaird as '
having lerwcr.l tacit cuute Latina.% to Owl poiN
131LEOERVOt. • ,u 2 TIB - alaarlys
- •
Szesateed SioUee.
tubstriber baying i g. out lepers tesumeol e
dee ry,E.y.Utor edam t% of Saha B. 8t me
&tiles the. to ,„i d
Inyment to him through it Co., WI the.
wins the ...tete io preeeter them. dulfj
suthertheued, fee pa)'meu~.-_,.k~aw: IL DYER. ,
- - - -
A. 001200 Y.
OFFrn-44) b.kts Oreea HL. COff..; us do
ealbs. dz 32 do old Clownuacui j. v . ;
Era m ri ri t ; Au F ....ea so 4
vvif,, wexe4byvcAymEss;