THE PITTSBMH GAZETIt PIJOUBLIED BY WAITE k CO. PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 73 , 1848.` • :II s • • - . 0: 7.raa. Advenisernenta and Bobaenptiowtail.NottbAmrr ean and thiltad Bute Gazette, Philadelphia, received and fcrrivanied kw ibis cake. - -coitssmunAL saw Arm PHIL ADEL THIA rums CM/RENT. Subsetiptiaos Wilds Tatasblairill La reresved and forwarded tram ltd. amp • Dimactraste marhig Naminatlons, FOR PRESIDENT, SACHABY i TAYLOR. FOR VICE pliamEtwr, jetiLLAltio. wiLLmoug, ELKCTORAL TICKET SENATORIAL ELECTORS.' Tumuli IL T. Wrannaas t orWashiognol. .loan - P. SARDEII4 -DLETECT 001, of Lebanon RS.. ELECPO • 1. Joseph G.Dhakeon, 'l2 Henry Johnson, 2. Jinni P. Welherill, 14. Willi= Colder,; a Janine M. Davis, 15. WiMinn 4. Thom W. Dalleld, 16. Marian W. Maher, Dada O. Winer, 17. Andrew G. Gunn, G. Joahaa Dungan, 18. Thos. R. DaThlraer, 7. John D. Busele, W. Joseph Markle, 8. John Lana* ffi - Nnfel A.er, 9. Joseph Bchmoeke,, 21. Andrea, amis, 10. Chutes Snyder, 21 Brabant Irvin, U. William O. Harley, 22. Thomas 8. 2191, 12. Francis Tyler, 24. Bam'l A. Pummel, FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, 1111DDLSISWARTH, • Riodiwisserwto wad. Wlslig Nona bastion* FOR CONO - 1110•11111 OrlallM7/91L • Vol aaaw LSWIEVM J. NOBLE, ofloduans. ciansmor WIFELY, of VOW.. SWARTZwn.. of Pittsburgh. tiENIPPLARCIM of =WC weanwoh. • ' RESSRICULII NIXON. of Lower SL Muir. liaaf JON ZOOM ol Rosa. H thoinsartiathrv,;t mn:mx, scam FOSTER, of Baldwin. STATIC COZOSITTSX. Tbe Weinberg Of the Wino Bra. Conn.= are re queued to meet fignhanarg, gel the 31at inateni, en 3 o'elOek,P. ALES% RAMSEY, Choinnan. Mess STATE CONVENTION. Ile, elosen. orPennsy CHARY T. 6. lvan frieodly to 14 the election oaf OM ZAI. • 11:111 "1" aroted to ideWo °RE' gal i4_ 17,134 r an THURSDAY, the 31.1 day or AUGU A A, " lalvereh lE linie and d Workhajusen: identrtacoreze,Traders and Marceau. Xeit *fall we ocenpationa end Dracula.: All who yegard parity, integray,fideLity and owe.. cy as caoentiai elements of elan National Adinlivitra- Allaihe are closed hypoclisy, [rand, <OIIIWIOII. adaKILALLOS IM violence in the conduct of puldic affairs: Altwhoare in favor of legislation by the represent& tins °filmoppeoplr, unchecked by • tyrannous cure . • odtha power: who would reams the country from the evil which nowparatyre its industry and debar Os cote prism AU who would pre adequaterotection to Amer' can labor, and thus increase the means, extend the et to and elevate the condition of the Atomic . . . All who would prostrate, by judicious encourage ment, the development of our own great mounters, Apiculture, Manufacturing and ?littoral: All who ere true friends of those who dig in the fedi, end delve in the mines, and ply to the loom, and belie the wortabips sod on the highways: All, of all classes, creeds and conditions, who desire ia secure IDMODAI AND BETTER TIMES, ars invited to be present. Come, Yerussylvardans: tome from farm, and for g e. and fluvotee, and coal-ph, and factory: from rood-s and river: from village, and town, and city: come and show that you an not insensible to your Interests: come and show that you have not begotten, and lbw you will not forgive, the base deception of which you arid been made the victims: COMM and show that you are grained to the hero who "man aramascoron," and that you appreciate the man who oun NO raven A. Dininguisdied Orators from all parts_ of the Union oral bother., to address you: your friends from .0 sec tions alba State will tot there to greet you, and •ron, and thet a.,d we, knowing that "we cur so sear WE= WI .LL rin.t. roarliaca," will rejoice in the &we nn= of certain victory. ALEKANDFM RAMSEY, Chairmen. Morton McMichael, George F. Miller, Thomas E. Cochran, David Cooper, Robert lredell, Lot Demon, Washinikton Townsend, John C. tints!, James Fox, Bezdstosin Mathias, George Lear_ A 'Thorn.J. Wei-we ,Gleole n ry, LI 8. PrIISIOII, Alex_ W. Taylor. State Central Comm ittee. out the Stale, friendly to the Imore, will please copy .ndt It C. Darlington, Dir6.lAlr. Putersor., N. B. lal_pop.r* thrO. ateetiot of Taylor wad Fill pabratt tat day of meeting. The dews which we publish to day from ill fated Ireland will be read with profound interest. Thu' imam direr alio the cause of the evils which afflict Ireland, and their beat rear* yet all &el that the condition of the country is now and long has been most deplorable end unhappy, and that it is a standing and burning disgrace to the British Government and people. Into - time evils we can not now enter, but it may not be uninteresting to scan the possilnlities of the success,of the present In estimating the probabilities of success, we must keep steadily in view the precise object aim ed at—so far as they are developed—for on that depends, in a very great measure, the degree of residence which the insurrection will meet with. ' Repeal,' that is, a local legislature, was possible though not probable Bat it is not repeal which is . pow theobject;—aoseven simple separation, but a separation attended by a confiscation of Oldie land ed property, and its division among the people of Ireland, or the insurgent portion of then; we can- Mat any which, for the principle on which the saws is to be made has not yet been proclaimed, though the /vision itself is folly avowed. ' Repeal' was a mere political question, was con. standout!, legal, and perhaps possible. The only thing that rendered it difficult was the fear of the English that it would ultimately lead to disunion land separation, which they are unanimously copper ed to. They will not consent to the division of the Empire upon any terms, and will resist, we may ' well believe, to the last extremity o division which is to be attended with atotal breaking ap of all the present laws of property, on one side of the hoe, and its consequent insecurity aid depreciation on theather. The case then stands Male—England on the one band contends for the integrity of the Empire, and the legal riglusof the present propne tars or landlords. Ireland battles for - Independence and a rediviaion of the land. Powerful interests —strong passions are arrayed on both sides.— .. Nee eau, it is evident, be no compromise. One party or thenther must surrender alt. The mites. 'hunts, whicht The Irish leaders, on their side, look be success to their tambour, their knowledge of the country; the cheerful endurance of fatigue and privation; aujl the facility In field tortification which chart.: ladies their people. The country, they allege, it imputable, except by public roads, and these may be rendered impassable to artillery in a day; the chances of a rising in England, and lastly they depend not a little on the hatred of the Saxon which they have so successfully and assiduously etdtivateili—whether wisely or tint is another gues- ors *aide of the British are the military pos. ...gestios of the country, military experience, diseip• line, enginiecring skill, *burr:knee of artillery, the cammandef the surrounding sea, a central posi ting; Daily of authority and command, confidence, lad jaanand greeted, rebounded resooneee of nai-• ney and credit, with which to repair disasters and anew the snuggle. It is in this last we conceive this tie Mew hopelessness of the present struggle ire. England will fight king and hard before she will selingaialt what has been part and parcel of her - being far seven hundred Team but she will wind her last dollar. and sendover her last man rather than, in so considerable a portion of the Em igre the principles of a divisors of property shall be imiccashilly carried out If one army is destroyed she will send another, and another; end what, in the mean time, becomes of poor afflicted Ireland? Far oar part we can DOO DO DeDdis for her in war —no salvation but through the fella of peace, and this WO are glad to perceive is the vice . of many of her beat friends It was the view of the great and good O'Connell—it is the View of his was. The Clabolic Priesthood, It appears, have very mmeral ly created themselves to put down the rising, and the Chtholic paper of this city Is opposed to it, and considers that the leaders have much to answer. ger. Many, if ant ail the grievances of Ireland are .meted in common with their brethren in Great -BMWs. There elan the representation Is nude. qminr—the wane too limited—them also, Ia ea entabkalted church, which the great portion of the pew do not believe in, yet have to support. is "*. Great Britain /swell u behind landlordism, the hip printogenituMntrwriteeiam, and a presione • or .purzlidicm npon the mama subsistence, and „-Antricroan caw eigs exist. Oar faith is ennui peansal4itzt 4 Legal means these evils will Cho people of GreatScitinn thirretuntot remaina moment in see countrystten .are Undid opt is itie other: Our Its fw, puce and lows, but let what happen may, 'Uis wawa Ireland will always find in America warm isympatity and isniniEnsun tosuti. andmasses of OM PithebrughVazeiM New tux; Aug. 19,1E148. TheriCity for. the pest few days halberm Mainly occupied with the detail of the disastrous - fin! at - Albany, which has swept from existence in a kw hours some $3,000,000 worth or property, besides ! causing the bra of months of valuable business I time. The pier, the stores of the leading grocery and dour merchants, and some of the finest hotels are gone, and what. was ones the busiest part of the city, is now ft heap of ashes. It is in fact, an other Pittsburgh fire and about the same proper . Lion of the dense berness part of the town has been destroyed. The Insurance companies will near all pay, bat many of them must wind up in consequence. Some twenty persons are miming, and it is feared have lost their lives. Great progress in making upon the wonder of the world in steamboat building, the "New World." Fast as are some of our river boats, (and twenty three miles an hour have been run) this one will exceed them, and elegant as are their accommoda tions, they will be thrown into the shade by the gorgeous luxury of the new Nutt of the "People'. Line." The boat is bur hundred fret long, and will make the run in six hours, and will be in fact, • travelling hotel. She is to have numerous cab ins., large-and small, and one can dine in a private room as easily as at the Agorllikause or Monoaga. halo. She will have the usual (inblic table, and will accommodate twenty five hundred passen gen Southern travellers are highly pleased to learn that Allegheny county has completed her ankoicrip tion to the Central Railroad, and that a modern mode of travel will soon be in operation to the rivers of the went The completion of the Cen. tral Road must be to Pittsburgh as beneficial as the great Erie road will be to New York. Nature thus far, has ddae everything for Pittsburgh, and she is the natural centre of the business and trait! of the west. What the city will he when art shall be united to nature in aiding her developementa, who dares say. With the road in operation, the trade via Wheeling and the tedious Baltimore road will cease, nor will people reach New York via the Laces as at present. The now favorite Broivus ville route will lose many of its friends, who will -prefer the speed of .the steam home, to the tedious ride over the mountains. Pittsburgh will be the nose of the great tunnel, through which the mighty current of travel and the immense mass orbusia nese must pass east and west! Without coating a dollar of money to the city of Pittsburgh and the county, an enormous market will be secured to the fiumerSof the latter, and to the real estate and business men ogittsburgh, au amount of business that soillulickerher now active bustling streets seem doubly stirring. Some of the money let home by the Approprin - Uon pill has found ita way to New York, and $O3, 000 of the same paid out to the workmen on the great - naval dock at Brooklyn. This as the tint payment that lass been made for seven months.— This -dock is one of the sights ofNew York. and will be completed in one year from next July at a cost of 81,300,000. It is 350 feet long, 105 feet wide and 30 feet deep, and will be capable of as the largest steamer and the heaviest line of battle ship alloat. Sixty thousand tons of Prone will be used in its construction, besides 7000 piles 25 to 40 ft. in length, and so indefinite quanti' ty of small stone and timber. A dilating dock would have answered all the purposes for which this dock is intended, at a coat of half a million of dollars, but that would not have given contractor, any giro amount of spoils, and was not adopted. The revenue of the port has been I'llo,ooo iv the week, showing an import of over two millions of dollars. The demand for coin for the sub treas ury has not been large enough to create any strut• gency in the money market, and good notes sell cheaper; 'it to 12 and 15 per:oem. per annum is now ttie_. rate, and 6 per cent for Luna on call.— The drafts upon the subtrensury have been SIT.* 573, and receipts $742,529. Wil4sza H. &bon. Joseph Paxton, Geo. V. Lawrence, John ',onion, More Woolen mills are stopping at Mr east. among them the Fuchburg company, thirty years in constant operation. The prospect tin , W. looks had. :Amino may be quoted m .70c; tamed Ohio, 224a4c - , buyers are only taking small Lsts A lot of wool bought in Michigan at 2:M'cotikl riot behold at 22c here. D.A. Raney, D. iVeuaore, John Morrisou, 11. W. Patrick, Samuel W. Pearson The Cambria mail has not been delivered to any extent, up Male time the mail doses and the pri vale character oi the advice* is not known. The printed accounts are favorable and peaceful. The Irish revolt has commenced, but has been allowed to Make link pllnTeil. Cotton, the great heroine ? ter of Mercantile confidence in England, bat irn. proved slightly, and bread, owing to mom reverti ble weather, was a little cheaper, especially the inuirser-lnds. Iron remained steady at former quotation. AU Wads of provisions from the I'M ted States were cheaper and in demand. Cheap food;a low rate of interest, a growing confidence in the speedy quieting of Ireland, and a tinn cotton market, are the chief &mums of the new. AU these things conduce to the prosperity of England, and the news may be set down as favorable. MOST OF THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE CITY IN ROTHS. Hundreds of Building. and Millions of Property Destroyed. Our city is literally desolate. A fire broke out at about noon yesterday, in a stable in the rear of the Albion Hotel. comer of Broadwoy and Herkimer iu..,lietween Broadway and the river. The wind was a gale from the South, the beat olds, weather and the Are intense, and every thing dry end con,. hi:talkie. In an inconceivable short time, the fire spread over a wide surface, prostratingevery thing bean, IL The efforts of the fireman, aided by the Troy. West Troy, Greenbush, Arsenal, and Sch. enectady campames, were directed as well as they could be under such appalling circumstances, but they were powerless against such an amazingfiere of dame, of raging wind, and the fierce heat of the widespreading and all coromming element. The fire was not arrested until Ave in the after noon ; and only then by a providential chance of wind, which threw the current of Haute back upon Its vast track of devrtation, followed by a heavy and drenching rain. This alone preserved to the city all the business and commercial portion of it that has escaped. Fali four hundred buildings are consumed, and property pp:Mehl) , not less than two or three millions, although no estimate 01 value is yet attainable. We hear of two forwarding lines, that estimate property under their charge to the amount of $90,000, all consumed. Another line troffers to an amount from 560,000 to 560,000. The loss of flour afloat and inhume is not less than 10,000 barrels. The area of the tire embraces many acres, pert haps (Lilly or sixty, of the most compact and value ble part of the city. It includes at least twenty pares. Amidst the ruins, which everywhere the eye, it is di/knit to • race the outlines of the former state ofthings; but those fiumillar with the city premise the extent of this most calamitous visitation, by • few generalities. Broadway, from the intense:Mon of Herkimer, to the south corner ofHudaott street, on the west side, and to Van Schaack's Variety store on the east side, nearly half a mile, is, with all Its structures and stores, including the Eagle Tavern, the Townsend House, oral the United States lintel, level with the earth. From Broadway lo toe river, including the me ga. oficely damson Quay wieet,thiougliont nearly the entire space above mentioned, all is a hasp of mem. All the cross streets meting Broadway, lierki• mer, }Needier, Lydia*, Hamatan, Division , and Hudson, west as fur as Union and Dallium streets, areararept away. Amexingetlirts gruel carriage and coach esta liniments Isvery thing on the surrounding streets being demolished. .North the flying cinders, with which the sir was filled, caught the Columbia street Market, and of that large structure nothing remains. The adjacent buildings were saved by the prompt efforts oftbe two Schenectady Ore companies. But the scene of the Most striking and absolute desolation is the Pier. Scarcely a vestige of it rethaina Throughout its entire length, from Ham ilton street bathe cut opposite Balton depot, it is aunty consumed, including the wharves, ware. houses, nearly all the shipping in the Buie and outside the Pier, tow imam, hugs Boating ware. house arks, with all their valuable and vast C.3_ tents of Food, and products, the three bridges at Columbia, State and Hamilton streets, lumber yards dour stores, in short every thing that teemed with life and value in that great marl lesterday morn- The aaene in Sate street beggars all ithersiptio° Thousands, flying from the confingmtioe, pressed every conceivable ea hick, Into their .ervicei deposit jag goods, furtetntc, tamiiiea, children, every thing animate and inanimate. Everyatut hi, th a t w id e at the Exchange, the City Bank, at the omen of all the intmuccthig streets, in front of St. Peter's Church, all along the Parka, and finally, at the Scete Hail and iTity crowded with hate; hoses. furniture, goads of every description, ar.C. No point WIN deemed too remota from the devouring element The knees everywhere were closed, or were may opened to the aging cinaeas and their effect. Two building. wens blown up, in the lm hope af „ 'proves. a the fire. One belonging to 1. / 30 1'd on Eirondway, and the other m Mr. john 'Encase?, cornier oilludtam andll..ibeity same us but with little erect , Ali the insurance companies seer largely If oat rulnonsly. Ammt 111 1 1PYing destroyed, was the saw , D er Cothisodl3ostotf, - arrived yesterdays:nothing, fu , 'thee thane/ &a hdathde, goo °Boston, seemed , / datertr , Some twenty vereeh h het err the Rana, were hardy drawn oat fa the riser Red preened, The Isaac Newton led Rip Vet Winkle steamers were also =scud with much dilScolty. The mamma: al dale pier, so utterly sweeping From the Albany Argue af Fnday tette as rapidask. was euexpected. It eras sup posed to the safe, owing to the intervening bwrin. Its only danger was from the flying cinders; end every store had its look.out and it. buckets. When Iltdm 3 ger had supposed to have passed, a !mark caught under a clapboard on Merced or river side of the pier, and in a few mornets the dames were beyond all controL And throughout the entire length of the pier, such was the rush of the flames, that many of the merchants, cut off from escaped from the basin side, abandoning all hope of saving property, hastily threw their books and valuable papers into boats, and put out into the river. The moth every where throughout the city were thronged with occupants, anxiously guarding their property from the falling cinders. It is to be feared that several lives were lost— certaindly several penons were severely injured or burned; pat we have no positive information. Nearly the entire Trey and West Troy fire de Nutmeats were on the ground. Their aid was promptly and most efficiently rendered. Last eve ring they tendered, through the telegraph, the aid of three additional companies, which rnme down and served : as a relief guard. All burliness was suspended, all the places of amusement closed--in short, the aspects in all di. rectiona besoke the desolation which pervades the city. One of our oldest residents, familiar with the tire department, estimates the loss by tire here sin. March lint, . exceeding the entire loss for the previous forty one years. This contlagration—in broad day—shogether surpasses, in every form of loss, any with which the city hos ever been visited. Stanwix Hell and the City lintel were several times on tire. The suffering among the inhabitants is severe, and many demand the sympathy, commisseration and charity of those who were so fortunate as no to have been smear the,unmediate sufferers. Many in affluent ctrcumstances yesterday are ru Med. Thousands ure homeless. Destitute fami lies and numerous children, without shelter o bread, are around on. Aid cannot be too prompt ly afforded. The Union Mutual Insuranec Company of th . city will not lose one dollar by the Albany fire. ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA The royal mail steamer Cambria, Capt. Harrison, arrived at New York, OA Saturday morning, at about 11 o'clock, and at her dock at Jersey coy at 12. She left Liverpool on Saturday, the sth not., arrived at Halifax on the 16th, at 11 30 A. M.. and left on the afternoon of the same day. By thin arrival, files of London and Liverpool papers, the former to the evening of the ith, nod the latter place to the sth instant, have been re. moved. The steamer Caledonia arriv s ed at Liverpool on the 2d instant, from New York4Whenm, tate sailed on the 19th of July. The WiSfisnaton, which lel New York on the 20th of July, arrived at South ampton on the 11 of AuguaL The steamer Niaga ra bad not arrived at Liverpool when the Cambria MESE The killowing statement of the Irish pews is from Wilmer 6; Smith's Times, from which it appears that the Irish Insurrection has rutted Prior to the news of the habeas corpus suspen sion act having reached Ireland, Mr. W. Smith O'Brien, Mr. O'Gorman, Mr. Dillon, and, we be here, Mr. Meagher, perceiving the danger which was impending, quitted the capital of Ireland, and repaired to their strongholds in the south. On the 2:ith alt., Mr. O'Brien and other Confederate chiefs, addressed the people at Carrick-on Suit. and then plunged into the heart of ,Tipperary, where,fur 'enteral days, no authentic accounts could he oh lain. respecting their movements. At first it was declared that O'Brien was at the head of 10,000 insurgents, which .stmor unspoiled to 100,000; but more trustworthy reports having since arrived, we find that at no period could there be more 800 2000 adherents to his muse. In the meantime, the government proclamation, offering a reward for the apprehension of the leaden of the insurgents, was extensively punted through the chief towns of Tipperary, Kilkenny. Waterford and Limerick, and many were deterred from continuing in a course which periled their her.. All the penalties of high treason attached to the harborer, and abettors of the movement, and the whole body, was completely pator-stricken. Ui Meagher, we have no authentic accounts whatev er; it is said that he has escaped. O'Brien, after an interval of some days, during which he we, doubtless occupied in stirring up the peasantry, next appeared about Mollinahone, armed with pil e and ptsuals, and surrounded by a hotly guard unit fatly accoutred. He certainly halted at the police station Were, and demanded the sergeant and sir men to surrender. Some parleying took Mae., and Mr. O'Brien and his men not succeeding in gaining over the men, or in inducing them to sur render Iwai..d Li return the hillowing day. Lin. Saturday, the :Bst tilt.. the rant - errrl fairly took place. About 4000 or ONO insurgents encountered a small issly of isilice under Mi. Blake, the county inspector, and at first the 'over . whelnung fine of insurgents compelled the hole hand of the ...tabular,' to retire. They secured their retreat into o small house on the border. of the common Boula,gh, near Bellingary, which hav ing been fortified, the insurgents advanced, headed by O'Brien. He called imam the beseiged to sur render, and was answered by a volley from their mintage, winch killed several Litho insurgents— The Boni. Catholic clergymen arrived at thic • afel3o of strife while this was going on, and tau. pieced the people to ateumn front violence. O'Brien, it is said, incited the people to set fire to the house or pull it down, bat not being se conded, he appeared disgnated with command, mounted a policeman's home, and look the direc tion toward I'l.ON/ford. By this tone, a large body of regular troops, cavalry, artillery and infantry. came pouring to from all quarters, the insurgents had disappeared, and the military bivouacked UP the field. Various statements have been put firth. tending to show that O'Brien is scarcely in a slate of sanity; his dress and deportment being altogeth er such as to justify this belief From England a continued stream of farixs, con sisting of cavalry, infantry and artillery, poured immediately IMO Ireland, and no oilmenee fleet of war steamers encirclhd the whole C 110.04. The Felon, Nation. and other papers were oelaed, the types carried away. and effectual steps taken to prevent their reappearance. Nine counties were thither proclaimed under the eon: act Meantime, numerous arrests have been mode in Dublin and various counties. Patrick O'Higgins. the leader of the Dublin Churtitts, we. the . person mat to Kilmoinham tint on a charge of high treason. A man named Flanagan was also ar rested; and these captures gave a elite, by the rein. are of their papers, to many of the parties embark ed in the conspiracy. Us Monday moaning, ten assistant. in the house of Pim St' Co., drapers, were apprehended and sent to Jeff The deluded young men were found to passes. arms and ammunition In the boxes, and they held commissions of the rank of captains and colonels in the "King of Men star's!" army. Many others in the establishment, against whom warrants were out, contrived to escape for the present. Eugene O'Reilly, a prominent leader of the Con federates, surrendered himself at the instance, or on the compulsion, of his hither, a respectable solici tor. James F. Lalor, of the Felon, and Mr. I dolma, the Secretary of the Irish Confederation, were alio captured and sent to Kilmainham Jail. The next day C. Taff°, barrister at law, and T. Walter May. ler, President of the Citizens Club, were both cam mined to Newgate. Proclammums were issued against harbonag eleven more Confederates, eluding the two Cmitwells, D'Arcy Magee, Deviu Reilly, Joseph Brennen, and othera. Dr. Cane was taken at Kilkenny; C. Rochford, attorney; John Blake, eilitnr,of the Galway Vindicator, add flees ha,gatt, dgimamith, at Galway. Rumors were me calmed that O'Brien, Meagher and his comrades had effected their escape; but in fact, within these few day's, no authentic account has been received respecting them or their movements. From the latest advice, received from the distur bed districts about Balmgarry, where General Mac Donald has established his head quarters, every thing continues peaceable, with the general impress Irian that the moment the troop, were withdrawn, dissatisfaction would again show itself O'Boen in supposed by the most cool headed people writing from the spot, to be concealed La some of the tames in the neighborhood of his late exploits. Viscount Hardinge amved in Dublin on Tuer day, had would, if necessary, sesame the special command of the knees in Ireland, which amount to at least 50,000 men. He was expected to leave Dublin Mr the South on Thuraday. A considera ble quantity of arm. has been seised at Newish. The search for arms appears to be carried on with undiminished vigor, and Carrick on Buie and Car- rick Berg, two spots which were the very tocus sedition, have yielded to stern necessity-ell their suns have been seized. The same resolution to carry out the Intentions of the Government' op pears to prevail in other parts of the country, and In a week or tea days from thin lime all the coultry will be disarmed. It n quite evident from all that Gas occurred, that the movement has Wally failed. The most eau 'Mine of the Confederates must now he aware that there never existed the smallest chance of sac. neurally coping with the British arms. Now that it is all over vutually, might it not be more prudent for the !union of public opinion in Ireland to tarn the direction of their countrymen's minds into an. other channel—the course of honest industry---and thereby propitiate the Government to show clem ency to the men whose lives are Jeopardised! FELIDIAM'S OVPICS, 4 o'clock. We have received the Mowing by Spcmal Ex press from our Correspondent in Kilkenny: Saxons Nuarr. Early on 'Saturday morning, sob inspector 'feint of the Callan station, county Kilkenny, with be tween forty and filty men trader liiS proceeded to the neighborhood of Ballingarry, on the borders of the county Tipperary, and about twelve miles from the nay of Kilkenny, to as.ot in arresting Smith O'Brien, who, it won reported, was somewhere in the mountains. of that kwality, rounded by a large body of armed peasantry. In tome lime afterwards, a moulded policeman. Constable Carroll, was despatched from the Maud. ha street dation, Klik. ..enitY, with it despatch for sub inspector Tent. Canon rode on until he came to a part of the country between Britinttelry and a place called the Common, when he heard several shots fired, and was soon allervrards taken prison. er by armed country people. Some of them were for shooting him, saying 'lf this man gets back, be will hang us all,' bat others declared that they would not take Carroll'a life. Hewes then brought into the patience of Smith O'Brien, who, a s ap. peds,tvore rflnap with n peak and silver band car. vying 4 Warm his hand. Mr. afiripn,adilrrni ng Carroll :foully, mid, ' you de one of th e mounted Carroll The constable replied that be wan, being aware that he was known to persons in the neighborhood. Mr. Mien then turned round and asked the pee. pie emu hiss.woakl he give hixaself up.' But they not saving advised him to Rd' a step he waited about Con some time, and then mounted the roust.. ale's hone and redo ay. Carroll we. detained OM some time in the cutody of bur men. Dating this period, sub mspector Trent and his men were shut op in a bonus to which they had retreated. surrounded be country people, on whom they tired from the windowa After tire lapse of two or three hours, Carroll was left in charge of one man, and this fine allowed the constable to take his depar ture. In coming along the road on his way back to Kilkenny, .Carroll encountered Mr. Smith O'Brien, who bad changed his drew, now wearing a hat, and on horseback, Mr. O'Brien stopped him. The constable informed Mr. O'Brien that he had no arm,, remonstrated with him, and told bun that it was iolish to think of holding out against the force that would be brought against him, eapeciallY as the priests were exhorting the people not to Join in resisting the authorities. Mr.O'Bren seemed to think deeply on what the constable had said—observing that for twenty years he had been trying to serve his country, and that if the people did not stand by him, he might as well give up. Shortly nfterwards, he parted with Carroll, giving him his stick, and rode ou by himself. On the return of the constable to Kilkenny, or den were given to the military and police to march to Mr. Trout's assistance; and at half past eight o'clock in the evening, the city wmithrown into an awful sate of excitement, by the moving onward toward BallingtuTy of a most formidable force.— There were in all between three and four hundred soldiers, and about 160 of the 'constabulary. A guard of the 83rd regiment kept watchon the Thol. sel. and a very large number of police were under arm, in the Assembly Room, it being gederally sup posed that Smith O'Brien would be brought in a pr., otter during the night. However, shortly after the , departure of the military and police, news of the safe retreat of Mr. Trent and his party were con veyed to Kilkenny, and cavalry police were des patched to recall the soldiers and constabulary who who were on the way out. They were eight miles from Kilkenny, and re turned at on early hour on this morning—Mr. Trout and his men got off in safety, but I regret to say that several of the people were killed and woos. Jed. Among the latter is, it is thought, Mr. Dillon. Some accounts state that twelve people were kits led, but 1 believe those to be exaggerated—.l have heard that there were about 300 armed men about Smith O'Brien at the time Carroll was taken ' nod some 400 more on the hills near him. Catholic clergymen were seen in vain exhorting the people to cease resisting the police, while the shots were whizzing mound them. Tun A-VICILIC/Ci CoNFIMENATIM—The Liverpool Journal °fate sth says that on the arrival of the John It. Skiddy. American packet ship, in tha Mer sey, a steam tug, which bad peen specially mega. gad for the occasion. proceeded out into the river, with a party of police, to search among the puma. gee for armed sympathising American confeder. ate. The search was unsuccessful, as of trout. it was likely to be. A Tearroe L. TUX React. Cs.nr.—The Clanmel Chronicle aayr—•On Saturday evening not Mr. Smith O'Brien, having seat word to a Protestant clergyman, residing near Mullinahone, of his inten tion to dine and sleep at his house that night, am. ved there at a late hour, Mier the slimy at Bailin garry, from which he was retreating; he called at the reverend gentleman's gate, and told him at the collision, saying at the same time that he bad Urn led to believe that ten or twelve thousand men were under arms in Tipperary ready to receive him, but that ;be had been betrayed. tin was alone, and seemed very much dejected; be only re. mauled a few mantes, and left the place in tears. The Ceurkrw Chronicle relates that the venerable prelate, be. Hedy. having denounced the pike move. meat in that town, and the acithoriume having de. (crawled to suppress it, the venders of weapons abruptly lied with their caravan. They were de sirous of making a stand in Tallow- Here the in habitants manifested a determination to break the ran, and throw the arms it contained into the river Stmley. The oppositiou was so vigorous that they tied trout Tallow to Newtown-Larry, and we sale sett uently compelled to decamp to some other town, or what is more likely, they crossed the channel to RnsioL Thus terminated the crusade of the rebel C0M1214.10 [ker. The rebel dub. in Belfast hare all nominally been dissolved, but whether their members bare actually given up their treasonable plotting, and plant:nags tatkddlerent matter. There in no chance now of soy woman, attempt at alllla...teak In thus neighborhood. A correspondent of the Freeman's Journal says The clergymen of ninny parishes Lave ndunaly advised their docks not to join In any armed anael on, or rem:nee:a to. the authorities, and I have learned Irma well unturned sources that the parish priest Cl I srlingtiml, in thin county, prevented • number of his people IMAM g,mng to Mr. ti•Brieta's ana4iaallet on Saturday. It m believed that Mr. If Brien fed most of that, whit diwted round him, at Lt, own expense and strictly s,•stildbited any at them Mint wising 'monismn or cattle from the tar. terra The trials of Messrs- Duffy. Martin, and the oth er persons in custody under the treason and felony art will certainly take place at the COnairziou, Which la to open ua Tuesday neat. The Eveinug Posit =yr—. We believe that the Stale Trials will disclose au amount of meditated and contrived ormthes which could not he easily paralleled in the history of human iniqUity.. The Metropotwaa Puhce Catouussioners *fire owned the Olt - twang order relative to the Killenadle mina. Ottrum..—Sunday, 30th July—The Commissioners of Police are happy to Le able to inform the force that a small pail of them:manhole. g,.yesterday evening, unassisted by military, near Killenaule, in the county Tipperary, smacked one thousand men, mostly mined with fire arias and pikes, under the immediate command of Smith 013nen. Not a man of the police boa been injur ed, but seven of the rebels were killed, and a great number wounded. O'Brien's party rata away, in the greatest confusion, and were completely db.. pursed. About an boar after, aline mildttry three were on the ground, but too late to be of service. The commissioners mingratulate the man of the Dublin police on the gallant conduct of their coat rndes of the constabulary, knowing that the Me tropolitan force are always ready to do their 4uly and set the disaffected at defiance." Orders were mined yesterday to the Co•+ne's of and similar onion have been forwarded the other Irish ports, to be parbrularly vigilant in searching all French vessels eotenng Irish ports. for arms, ammunition and sympathisers. Tnttu o'cloca.—The news brought by the nud day mail time the South today is nil ea to mecum. rational facts, save the pleasant one. that ; was quiet along the line.' A party of polio, was rms. tinned at the terminus, the pressure of News non. gers there for the last few days being found moons Desun, Aug. 3. We are still without any decisive intelligence from the seat of insurrection. It is said, and doubt Jess with truth, that Mr. O'Brien's whereabouts accurately known to the authorities, as also those of his associates. But it is manifestly not the ear ter on this account to ruled his capture, for where so many of the people are disaffected it is not MM. cult to see how he may receive warning of the ap preach of any danger. Mr. O'Gorman is alive—it was a gentleman named Gmnam, who shot himself accidentally at Tralee, whose death gave rise to the rumor. The hallowing letter, though it necesisarily repeats tome facts that will be krund in another part of our paper, deserves a prominent place, not only 00 cc 00UOI of the new facts which it communicates, but from the high authority of the winter Ciaurakt. ~ Aug. 2. "This morning the prisoners in the goal of Clan. mel rose, the turnkeys, &c., fired upon them, wouu dad eight, three mortally. Four hundred prisoners are in the gor. "O'llonoell, of Rallybe, the lender of the Carrick rebels, was taken last night; he as a mom of cough,. erable property. "Mr. O'Ryan, jun., of Cashel, is also arrested, ta ken near Carrick. He taufnaspeetable parents; his father has £5OO per annum. "Dobeny was with about 200 men an the woods of Kilcoroey on Monday last. l lay.° was with him. He lett before dasbreak, and moved toward Lord Orm...fid's wood ut Garryncken, county Kil kenny. .IYRyon was Marching toward Ballyhoo Of:be nch* when he was taken. "If they had only wailed till the harvest was reaped, the whole montry would hayejoutal in the insurrection. "The puede undoubtedly told the people tun rise,—but Lanny added, “Tbtr tune is not yet mute." "Smith O'Brien in ilium as a pommel, wan dering be gone towards Si m Wezfiard coast; while the repeal preu give out that he is gam., to the Weal or Nyland, to de, Corremiwildetten et We Lon.d.osi Times. Dolma., Tuesday, Aug. I. part! Hardihge arrived at Ninggoin at Milfpast oaa o'clock tins edema:al, Jo the Banshee !nail summer. from Holyhead. His lordship al mice proceeded to the PhuJm Park, and had a con Airs mice with the, Lard Lieutenant. I am enabled to say that Lord Hardinge will be appointed immediately to the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. The war is over, nod nothing remains bat to deal with the peutoners according to asage and their do seri. What, then, is there for Lord Hoeditige to do, at Malin:Al/one, or Kilienanle, or any other equally notdrioun All theme moVemeam have added, sod are adding, a degree of impor. lance to the petty alTair which it never merited. —lfrraLl. • By ELscnylc TelzoaAnt Dublin, Thursday, Aug. 3, 0 40 e. The severe) aceormts report everything inrhe Smith perfectly quiet. This day proclamations have been issued by the J..ord Lientenspl to the 15 counties, and baron*: proclaimed last Mel, day, calling on all parties not privileged t o de liver up their arms before the 7th insi4 tinder the penalty of two years imprisonment, with hard labor. Lord Hardiage reviewed we trunFiii of the garrison in Phinnis Perk today. LATEST FROM IRELAND. We have received by express Lora Hotyheadi the Deblie papers of yesterday. All wets ituiet to the diwarbed districts. No word of O'Brien or the other chiefs., and the pmbnbialy now In that they have escaped—Limped Journal, bd. Dr. lammam, as chairman ofcommiuee of oar- . respondence for this county, has published meal l for a County Convention of Preis Soil Demmata y to meet on Wednesday, the oth of Sept., to elect dell. grates to the Convent= at Reading. ILeaal AffYrs ILEPoILTSZ FOR TIM rirrisgmwit Aaasaratia Pea.may.—Sanmel Hama, a young man of rather firesaasma a iag appearance, lately en gaged as book keeper on the steamboat Euphrates seas arrested yesterday afternoon, on Water, near Wood street, an a charge of perjury made by Levi 13. Annie, lately engaged as engineer on the same Loa. It Neer. that Attain had, as is a frequent custom, quarreled on minting the boat, about the amount due him for wages, and young Herron bad made oath as to the time he (Annis) bad been engaged on board, in taking which oath Attain al. leges that Herron committed perjury. We know nothing as to the fact in this case, but have good reason to know the accuser as a quarreL4oine and litigious man, though a most excellent engineer.— Quite an excitement occurred when the young man was seised, and the constable looked very much alarmed, trembling all over, and pallid as a corpse. No attempt was made to interfere, how. ever, and the prisoner walked away unresistingly to give the repaired bail for his appearance at Court. A family of orphan., from Cherry'Alley, were tm ken in charge by the Overseers of the Poor, yester. day. Three little children, whose mother had died last spring, were lett to the care of a brutal, drunken fatlier. He sold everything about the house tbr rum, and left the children to coder hun ger, tt , rat, and all the evils of neglect and destitu.. tenon, and even where kind neighbors gave them food, would take it away from his children, and beat them fur receiving it. At length humanity re belled against his outrageous conduct, the Oven seers were called in, and the victims released from his worse than brutal control. How many similar cases might be found, we cannot guess. THE meeting in behalf of Ireland, last night, won a glorious affair. Capt. Robert Porter presided.— Addresses were delivered by Messrs. Porter, Shan non, M'Geehan, Farrel, 'toward, and others, which elicited tremendous applause. A Committee was appointed to visit every dis trict of the comfy, organise meetings, and collect funds;—upwards of two hundred and forty dollars were raised on the spot—and a degree of enthu siasm prevailed which beggars description.—The meeting adjourned with three deafening cheers for Ireland—to meet at the Oregon House on Saturday evening. WrtlU HRTIN. — PIII4II.I to not. e, the Wlog Citizens of the Third Ward, Allegheny City, met for the purpose of electing delegunai to represent them in the County Convention, to be held on the 23d instant. Robert Campbell was culled to the Chair. James Eargemnn and Wm. B. Mowry were then unanimously elected as Delegates,— On motion, it was R....turd, That the Delegates vote for William Benson for the office of County Conomsmoner. in room of the vacancy occasioned in the Whig County "riche by the death of Thomas Fturainii, 11 MN NV. BARB, Allegheny, Aug. 19. ISt n. See.r. The Cotton Operative. hold a meeting to-night In the Allegheny Market House. Some of them have complained to us of the injury done to their Cause by the Democratic political veheners, who have so ungenerously sought to make capital tor themselves. regardless of the interests ot the cities satires. "Len, I{/14," a huh witted colored man, who wears female epparrel, lives in Virgin Alley. makes hunsell Brun I, becomes nosey, and even confound meant and mum sometimes, so fax as to appropr. ate other peoples . property—even to steal—was informed against yesterday by a leinale neighbor. 6r troubling her peace, but escaped arrest by run mug au ay from the constable. 'r —A great Limpid). of tirework Itt to COMO oil at Green ...AA (iurdrn. on Tiluvoltiv even tog. relebrned Bra d . Flood LL L it be Ld Y. rilon. .1301 l'erila !hey CSIILa nook' ne.•ei I., on , lone u•oor A 1., brow!, a a Solcl •IL 1=131:11 DIF:D— Al tile Barracks. le-lovr I:eur Orlean.. °nth, u i rile .-IL Year on has mgr. Yararl-g% II a Surgeon le We l $ Arm) Ilewe• the second son or the late Moms I.auc Cruor A Net total...um °Mc, s. nod a broths., or out rowu• matt. Net ale li Crusg, F., Presley was ht.ell Ito Plea. 1114.0 /11 the spring or Itlsl Me studied metric., testis Dr (:error Stet moon In April. 11,12. he wax :ppm. red !surgeon, tutoror the Vsl Reorient of rho Untied lutes lulannry. and 1111Un dourly atter the rioelaranou of eras with tireal Britain. aerompanied ho. regiment to the Niagara frontier On the ?As: November. 1019, Ile was present to Fort Nmsrura when that pia., was canuonuded, from metro, to sunset. trout Fort (Morer awl the rano. Lsatteors in that meinity, and tots cont. plituented by the commending officer In hie Where! re. ram Ile was present at the Inking of Fort George, and ei•tl al the nighbattack upon the Amerman army at Forty Mile Creek. when Creherals Chandler and w”,a,, were taboo prsoners Ile afterwards tor ppl.a/11 amed Ilse army, undo , Gen Wllkoison, down Mc St Lawrence to Preach Mill. bat Inlff he was unlrred to Fort Arunstrong on the Upper Missassmpi, and in teat to Fon Jessup to Lornmatra From that time mad the expesistion of Gen Taylor to Corpus Chront, Le hod been stationod to Lomas.= anal Ronda. He nercrau• panted Gen Taylor, u Medical Director, from Cturpos Chruni to Monterey—se. present tit the Athena or Palo Alto an? Resaca. subammetilly at the ml nog of Monterey an was complimented lay the end tor his services in each or those action.. Ile wante tone utererards ordered to New Orleans. on some tem porary duty. and rho. Mooted bong present at Buena Vlsta, but by travelog all night. termed there ilac day after, m toter to render essential seretces to the wound , ed. both Americans and Me:terms, and was again to• rebly noticed w the canal Report of lien. Toylor lit the streamer or let:, he paid his last resit to his be loved and venerable mother and It,. other relanves n • this vicituty. and thence proCeeded to join lien. Scott us the rity of Mexico. where he again performed the du. j nes of Medici Nrector Upon the ratificatfori of the Treaty of Peace. he embarked with the first detach. men, or sick trout Vera Crux to New Urlecuts, where . tbr lao day, licarly the last hour of Its hie, he con- J netted IA the pet fort:lance of has dunes. Dr Craig. .e an operative Surgeon, woe eminent tor his sound Judgment, nerve and self pomessioix As a physician, he ws• highly esteemed to the army. e 9,.. malty in the treatment of diseases of the &dun, in which lie had much experie ice To this great confi• drone in his professional worth, his brother other's united the buthest appreciation of hi. modesty, einceri• ty, chime nr sense in honor, and unflinching courage, Unalines, winch ills well known, distinguished in a re markable degree the Revolutionary stock from which he sprang. Looking hack to one of those ancestor.. one is struck with the fact that John Neville, the grand father of Dr. Crag. 11l Jo 1y.1755, was driven with - Drod• dock's routed troop. from a point tout of our city, and let within tittle more that ninety year, the grandson of John Neville was prem. with victorious Anterthan &roues in the very heart of ;Mexico, thousands of miles west of us Such has been the rapid progress of Anglo Saxn On o Tu p e o sday meriting, the 22d insx, Atsoma iihtlDT, daughter of filo. Hornet Atwood, aged two years. The friends oldie family are melted to attend the funeral, oil Wednesday atlernoon at 4 o'clock. front the residence of the mother, Oakland. Coon or Ginagrior • Pittsburgh, Ang.19,164.9 IT u bereby ordered that lithe several pemons into. ed on the annexed Schedule, who were duly elem. ed.Coustables. shall not appear and tue their bonds ae• cording to law on or before the next term, the penalty imposed by the lloth See of the Act of April 1.. t. 1e 6 4, will be enforced i By the Coon— JOHN YOUNG, Jr Clerk. .11 - 1. OF cu MIT• OM. tone love NOT rll-119tun• 60,104 Seventh Ward, Pittsburgh—John Irwin. First Ward, Allegheny, A. W. Johnston Alancheeter William Fletcher Sharyisborgh. Wtlllarn Campbell South Pittsburgh, Patnek North Payette township . . William Rinetuun South du du Hugh Water. Elisabeth Rotten L i lle. West Deer John Areot mirk Main A. Means Ohio Jame. Hood . Versailles 1 Soler. Pitt William A. Herron or engin-Oa-wen D. A Fahorstuck Post ropy. - - - ORPHANS' COURT SALE. BY virtue of All order of the ()robins* . Court of A11e• gherty County. Pennsylvania ' to No. 111, June Tdrso, IBM I will expose to sale by public ermine or outcry, as the Court House. In the city of Pittsburgh, ou October 2d, Isar, al 10 o'cl.k, A AI, being the Ist Monday or October, heles, all that certain Lot or Piece of Oround, .1111.1te to the city of Pittsburgh, beat:lump on Peon street at the dtstattee of NI tent west ....rib). grow Macbury .trees, nod running along Pero street wutwardly . ha feet; thence soullswardly, a parallel hoe with hliwbury meet, lip Wet to Brewery alley, thence along said alley enntwardly 3h fret; and lassos, nortywerdly, - a parallel line with hlarbory street. lIU feet to the place of Ixegjoning—with all the noosin g . unnees; on Witntlt is erelied three small Frame nod one sawn Bnek Dwelling House.; the same being sub - ject to • yearly ground rout afoot hundred nod elght dollars, payable quarterly loreVer, to Anthony Drat/ n, his het,s nod nastnns. Tune oe third esali on the delotery of the deed for the premis, and oar third ill one year, with interest from lire day of Cale. and the other UM (bad ill Iwo years, with interest train the day or Kate, to .eeured I+y bond and mortgage on the hIARItARF:T Late Margaret Thompaon. Adrutinetratrig 01 WO hum Thonywn, deed. aogil.dts FALL FM1111021,, 8. MOORE will introduce the Pall !le leA of Bata on titsturday, Anktutt :oth. Those on want of • neat and superior lint, are invited to situ and e:111.10 at No. 7f Wood street. it dour mhos, 4th Bugg:P.llw • `ILK GIMPS AND FRINIII. 4 —/ust rec'd at Lehi, 1..) 101 l Lowers, N 0.07 Market spot!. 11l don yards Mack cut 811 k Prutge, of various widths, patterns and prices. wilutbla for Mattullint, DI dos yards (limp, all widths and styles, fur rape c 44 pcs lied silk coat thnding. angled C UWE o...rtronli 01 Itlnotraotared l'oborco, rumpostog ktupall Itobinaost'...3., Webatrr old 41 litnats Ytter at Harwood', tot 0.n 0 .,. tr. and Lobar popular brands. lull reed Nod for sale by aurtJ BROWN a CUI-OkliTr.t.l3i, 143 Lb ty at JRANDY AND WINK—Zr cults French Brandy 2 do Pon Wine; Ido Madeira do; recessed con itsent and for tale low for cash, warranted pare by aug43 TASSEY & BEslr _ _ I[ll , lP— by so bale. Manilla hemp, 80l reedanci7;, BROWN tr. CULBERTBUN, Pulp l!b_enpi QTA.NI-20 east., kw sort, iu more rilAiAli DICKEY& nod d r for "I.° y su Co, .111111111 FLOKB—M bbl. Ilour.ipst rve l / 4 1andfp/ tale by_ aggliq MCA d lIVCANDI.6.VI DAMN— For mit lof nar.tt WICK tr. Al'etr..NIDLE.l Alfa b ee, Corguaty= Tan 7 an tbeireon•Maith to hardy the Sherif of raid county,. greeting: 1 David Eitchia make you 1 1 0013.1 in ;mum.; 44a claim. then we command fw thuyou summon by good and lawful ummattars, John Snyder, Jones Bair and Elthatroth Bair his wife, Jacob Snyder Hassey Moore and Margaret Moore his wife, !man BrOWO and Barbara Brown his wife, John Stegfned, and Schooner, guardian of the mi nor children of henry Bright, deceased, late of your county yeameo, so that they he and appea rt r before our u J dam. at Plusburet. at our Distrtet a then to be held, the 4th Monday of November next, to rho.- whereiore. whereas they, the and Baud Racine. and the aforesaid John Snyder, Jonas Bair and Elimbeth Bur his tette, Jacob Snyder, Harvey Moore and Mar mum Moore Ins wife, Jacob Brown and Barbara Brown his wife, John Siegfried and Schooner, I guardian of the 112010( chtfdren of Henry Brigid- de - ceased. together and undimiled do bold all those two et :lain lots of land situate to the city of Allegheny. in said county, nod numbered in the plan 01 said city umbers one hundred and three and one hundred and four, extending in front on East Common one hundrod twenty (, and runtung back. ;preserving the said width of one hundred and twenty feet.) two hundred and forty feet westhcardly to Sandusky street, in said city. The some John Snyder, Jonas Ban' and Elisa beth Bair his wife, Jacob Snyder. Homey Moore and klarraret Moore his wife, Jacob Brown and Durham Brown his vette, John Siegfried. and Schoenery, guardian of the maim children of Henry Bright, d. - ceased, panition thereof between theet to be made, i . according to the laws and the customs of this Cout- IM in case made and provided,) do gainsay, and the same to be done, do not permit very umudy and against the same laws and customs tas it m said,) he DAILY GAZETTL. And have you Wen and Were Ma names of 1110 f, sumrnonerr and skis wnt. Witness the Hon. Hopewell Hepburn. Esquire Pre•. oteot actor said Court at Pittsburgh, this Ifith day M August, A. D. IA,S. HIRAM HU LTZ. Prothly _Joni Former, Shand. aug^L4wilti "Be not the first by whom the new are tried, Nor ))el the last to lay the old aside." HE EMPIRE COOKING RANGE pottsrlmes the T following advantagest—Tbe oven constantly applied with pare hot air, rendering th e operation operation of baking as perfect as when done in a brick oven. It has a Chamber exclusively for Roaming tactic with a spit ; thus doing away with all the roa.sung at tachments m the shape of "tin kitchens." It has a large cooking capacity, with an unobstruct ed flat surface on the top, which all housekeepers can a ppreciate. It can be *et up without mason work, in any ordina ry fire-pines, Or en the room as a stove; enabling those who occupy hired houses to have the advantage of range at the cost of a stone. And lastly, It burns less coal than any other cooking apparatus, not excepting the Empire Cooking Stove, which also for sale at vrholesale or retail, at GILIIF.RT'SI-laptre Stove Depot, 412 Market street, °trend Row. ?Sandelpht PA - tract from • recommendation from Ilsory Bach mall, EN., 2f2 Market street:—"You coo use no term• in recortattendauon of it, which I will not endorse if referred to." ang2l•dcodtDece!-.6f00w CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, Go, - W. M'CLINTOCK'S CARPET STOR UM/21= ()NE of the largest sod the most choice stock of CARPF7rING in the market, embracing all the usual qualities from the most approved na•notartorms, that have bees tested for duratality w allorkr and co. lors. Tapevtry Velvet Carpeting do Brussel. do Y - Brussels Carpeting; Extra pop :I pl) do Sup logram do Fine do Jo COIIII3IOII do do Manufactured to order in new 'Wier.; adapted' pallor., basemenl• anti chamber. OIL Cloth.. for dintng roomx, entries, balm tnchemi. ==l 0... n and Woollen Dock um. from one thud to thr arch wade. Door Mom. &c ac., to %cruel) the atmt uon of purchaser. at wholcaole and retall ta reap., full) lIIVIWd ‘V•reroom. one door from Wood Pt. &urn NITLINTOCK ON hand and for sale, the nollowlng ffpnPiano Forte.. threci trout the manilla., turers. and ut Eastern price. No J. An riegani rosewood, all • lave. iron framed I'moo Forte. made by Cluck erns iloglnn. $ . No 5. Name a. the akove. 275 • !i, floeen,rod, Chart ern., SAO i,ala • Clocker/Iw, .Its anha an Conroe n), 300 • lu •• Grand Mem) Ott II •• SecraidPaano. Herr, 'Kt Oid ham, taken in part payment forany of the above, by JOHN H. MELLOR. hl Wood at, Sole Agent ior Clackeriug's Paolo Fortes, for West ern Penn.) Ireton. aural PITTSBURRIA WATER WORRA. 1)1101'OSAI,t will be received at the odkce of the j Pittsburgh Water Works unit' Tuesday, 99th insL at .5o doe k. P M., fur the fad/owing work, eta I. For excavatin the upper or new Braun, and for 11111,1• Ling the Mickstd aathl Ord poring the same. .9 For budding toun,:ations fur ale rogues art! purupa at ate lower Basin, also, for the brie work of the Nvall• and elniune) of the engthe tiou.e same place For inoking two eugtoer and two pumps and oni on,. them up ar the lower Coon. including bed plat.. and otherCwainge, connected 'nth them Aloe, lor the pew. t, eon. , the ....I pump. with the lower Haul.. am! with the 'ea.-rattan!, mutt I It, eet Plaits and .peethentatota, with all totter requard notnainuo. will he ottown et the attire ut ate V. on the old Ctourt al any tone site, the 21,11 The riettvottou •tin• Lawn and ate totalling col loot,: to , Ititt.nt.tt Lt the L.lll o. llecetn i/J.N.I) BEiIBMIIIIMM _ Ilditaess Man! w .1.1 knowledge of tau French Language of 4.1 I ..ons . —Ftrathog. IVraig. Speaamg, and as Renee. Prounnetallon as a Scholar c all Inmate. ROLNII.PII lately (ow E. .1.12. • rope, oder. lo tua remade and the public gametal ht. *cremes. neve and tango approve. method of atudring thyFrenche language. by . urlueh warrants o the mal soecesa and 41...proVcolesil In Um ditteult, Lan beauntul had fastoonable language. It la naposubln to I . torn II In 12 Or 24 n. . 01 teachers Pretend sod iTrocruse to do; as he turnself had spent fisleen }ears 11) France, and exerted all ma os in los power so become a perfect muter of what he now proposes to impart to others. Sur scriptiou Lista ale open to tiasene and Connuer• • etal poperochees _ 'l3e - cont.. will he open ton the :septet:4l 610)er. One quarter. cougualing 0(14 1.•••-oti. /it dm. For pnvate Interne... M. Plotrowskt will meet wlth *nen.. any perwn. w the Monongahela sug'l7-d-tw• Cincinnati Chemical Laboratory. IHAVE the plemenre to intono my mends that hare lair 4 doubled the production of (Dl Varol in my cotabliediment /farina now a •lock ot over P.% ear. toy. Oil Vitro! on hared, and being tittle to 41.10 carboys weekly, I 'eel confident I ealt supply all demand. I also keep 00.1a:illy on hand Alum, cop peras, Aqua Portia, Alunatie Arid, Ninon, Sulphuric and Acetic Faber., Aqua A6111101:1111 Fortes, Ac. Do. and <leohol. from 70 to pi per rent. All orders addrenotd to my e .elu.tre agents, Masan,. 1.1. P-N A. Co . of Otneinnati, will b. promptly attend. • d to, (i RASSELLI. POTASH %VA:wt.:l) --t well pay the highest utarkct price ho a good article of Potaatt or Pearls. at the Can. refloat! Car mica/ Laboratory, Junction of Conarega and Prom .tee eta, or at Mr..., Allen A Co'. Drug Store. tomer of ]lain and Filth street. attars-din _ _.. . THE STAR OF THE WEST _ Alflll' V ENITIAN LUND MANUFACTORY East aide of the Diamond, where Veruna Blinds Mall the different sues and mato are kept on hand or made to order site the latest and mom approved Eastern tash - tons, at the shortest notice and on the .. • . reasonable terms. Alva the cheap Boston roll or split Mind Transpa mire). and Pieper Curtains of all the different sum and patterns, on baud and for sale low foreash. Old Venv Han Blinds maimed over nod repaired, or taken in pan payment for new. It M Wk—NTERVELT, Pro'pr. N. It —All work done with the hest matenal and workmanship, and warranted to please the malt las- Udioum. augtO-d1 y Allegheny tiny. Aug 111. Idds te. O. Stevens, Dentist, / FFlOEet Miss Hence's, on Fourth street, P. few doorsabove Wood infect, nod! the completion of the house nearly opposite. Teeth to blocks, %ebb arti ficial gums, after the manner now univenually prefer red el the east. manufactured to mant each particular ca•e. Teeth, frorn • full Bet down to • single one, in toned.; a Strellen plate, thusavoiding, Iwury I. the natural teeth. Specimens ot blocks 01 1 , 000011 plate may be egem.ed at the office. All. operations meident to the profession performed with care and faitlifolnemt aurg22-ffin I)SOPOSALS well be received by the Street COO, cru aal one r of the 24 Deltrtet. until Saturday, the with 111Slein, at .5 o'clock, P M., for grading and paving Wylie street, from Elm street to Fulton Street, and Tunnel street from Wylle street er Pennsylvania Ave ... The grading and paving on Wylie street will be bid for separately, •nd Tunnel street together The work when completed, to be paid fur in Bonds bearing Interest at the rate of aper tent per annum, and re deemable in to - year,. Whl. S. THOMPSON, augt23 24 District Commiutonere ELECTION. - - • Orme or nix Prersscuou Has Courstst, Au frllll4 Stockholders of the Pittsbu c rgh Has C ust ID, lean. ompany, sre hereby notified theta tormtleg Mr the purpose of element Ski Trustees fur said Company, will be held at the office of the Works, beliyeen the hours of 2 sod 5 o'clock, I'. AI, on Worley, the 4th of September, JAAIES M. CHRISTY, 'Treasurer. N. R.—Certificates of Stock will lit issued to the per sons entitled to receive them, any nom after this date, August lA, lean auglibdrav M C. C6P - AIITHEI/8111P. IHAVE 111101 day dtoposed of' pun of my oiterem Jl, the firm of Loren., Sterling d. Co in toy .11., Rob{ U and Samuel N Nmrlwg. HENRY STERLING. Areording to the sleave arrangement. we have et hos day associated with us as partners the shove naed RIHJERT R STERI.Ih4i, and SAMUEL P STERLING. The business will he conductedas hercuifore, under toe name of LoRgNZ, STIC/tLIN(i A Co Pittsburgh. August 11. Inir augLi.d& w I raT UALI.F:4I4 PAIN EVER-AMOR mill, in five min dies from the tour of as applteatton, remove the I ains trout the severest horns scalds or bli•ter , . and will heal wounds, ulcers an d sores ot soy kind Without •rat This valuaLle him Extractor Can be ' had Cl D MORGAN. Druggist. No Wood street, Jug YI Sole Agent for Western Penna. MARBLE SV, iRKS ON WOOD ST, PITESIII'ROII. E. WILKINS, CIONTINUES to manufacture :Umtata...a, Burial Vaults, Total's, Ilead tootles. Mantel Pnwes, ern .e and Pier 'Fops of foreign and domestic marble, st a regular and Isar price. N. B.—Drawings for monuments, vaults, &e furnish ed. of any dr •ernmon. Ile solicits a share of public patronage. AT W Al. Ai'iILINTOCICS, No. 75 Fourth street, can be seen o splendid variety of sup Royal Vel vet and Tapestry Curpets, styles. Also, Red, sells, 3 plys and sup and fine Ingrain Carpets, Of sup styles sod qualities) and in comma/km : t h t . :l M M Mood Table Linens, Crashes, arrs, a, . redo. Oil Cloths, /re or , to till of which we call the allatitioll 01 the public surp X - 'VASR WANTED, .0 gv to Phdlanielpiala, 10 tai.. IN charge' of an triftun Hood recommendations will he required. Apply immedinte/y at this office. .107 • I,,YLOCIt bhls siipitifinu Flour, in. received per ,r steamer Hudson and tor sale by- JOHN S DIL WORTH A LOES- , 4". lb% LnPe, Juni tee's and for este Ly HA PARNIMOCE a. Ca auk .norner lit and wood at. INDIOO--r«,. Caraceart, just reed and for sale Ver by anrcia H A bA/INWTOCK & - 101 - RIALSCUNkoZ6 bbts just ree'daild forTurielry Jjll aura H A FA HNENTOCK la Co, ODIA6II-lo camas double tanned Soda A./ k i 41 do 'l l alinnted equal to any . to the VT ....I' D I la IiANT,II water LOUISVILLE. Llhlbl-Conatantly on hand and for tale by intyl4 C H CiRANT DC/SIN-3Y Rd. fur laic I.) atig l 4 C a caLNT Dry Goods at Auctscm..: e atrun On Tlmnidny toortii4, Atg 93 , at ID o'ilock, at the eretal Sales Room, earner of Wood and Fifth be raid, without, menus, for cash curren .nd y, .n extermire assortment of fresh seasonable staple Dr) , Goods.. among which are, fancy WM ribbons, almichester ginkhems, lawns, bakerioes, so- Perfine Winne*, cassimeres, saltiness, alpacesis. moose de I ..nes, &OCT vesting's, Woe black dress silks, black satin, serge., silk cambric hdlsfs, cashmere, r ten. brochee and de I 1.1 ssne shawls, ble to ached sod brown muslin,, checks, hosiery, gloves. &c. •- • At 2 o'clock, 6 '!" .5 k 5 553, al:masa; lec. 6 billy saga , 6.6. c u.dasaca, cask braudy, 3 h al l chests young hyson lea, 5 bat Virgo's. manufactured a,bacco, 2 Too: safes; quantity of cheese. eckuts matches, boac, glassware, taanloravc, saes, hatchet, tly uens. A general assortment of new and second hand h. hold Ihmtture., &C 4 looting elawea, Veneuart transparent window blinds, tr.c.. I furruture ea good order. At 7, o'ckwk. utlery, Jewelry, 1111131.11 nstruments, d a large as sortment of faahtonsble ready made( elong, boon, .. .does, umbrella., saddles, bridles., sentp,„, got and ulcer watches, guns, plat.* Usu.)* and staple •a nety Fads, &a, aug2.l Firs Works at Grsonwood. 'l” l l.Pnn'ofth"(;rd' -1 Y pi.w. g d!lvor=L„ ed to the Garden ou Thuniy evening August 24th. to comment, at past 9 O'clock, P. Ad, compound of Ony Rockets, Flttnl Stereo Roman Battertes, Flower Pot., Plying Pigeon.,Bengal Flame, Fancy Wheels, Triumphant Arch, G rand Limon Wheel, in which will be exhibited forty changes of fire. The steamer Greenwood willbe found at her Pitt street landing at past each hour, and will run from the Garden utast 11 o'clock? A. hl. Admittance to the garden 23 cants—children under 11, half price. Tick ets to be had on boanl the boat. Should the eventng he unpleasant. the performance will be postponed unul Friday evening, 2hsh Inst. White's Baud will be pres ent. augt.a..1.71 EAGLE SALOON, WOOD STREET, el now open under the management of Ma. Astute., n. original proprietor, and Mr. Edward Chaste.— Unrivalled Ice Cream. and the varioustinting of the season will be ...reed up in a manner unequalled by any eatabhshment In the country. Open every day from 10 A. M. to la P. M. auaYR The best Likeness or Glen. Taylor ever Painted. - - -•• • . ALLAN'S Celebrated Portrait of Geri. Taylor o Horseback, (old Whiu.y,l of the size of life, ha . t 'MI been brought to this city frt m le, where it I owned, mid will be exhibited' a city fora few day only, commencing on Ho Paugust 21, at Apoll. Hall, Foenb street ..... .• This portrait was painted at Baton Fronge, soon miler the return of General Traylor from his Mexican entn- P.P., and la m moat accurate likenen or the old Hero a he now appears. Hours of a/Haitian from fi A. M. to Da P. M. Ad rumuuco rents—thildreo half price. aug2l Hudson River P ma, AT PHILO HALL, FOR FOUR NIGHTS hlOßE—Commeneing Moo day evetung, Augunt 21st, and imam vet) , Mosuig 0/1 Thursday,,Augoni Pupils id Schools will be admitted at an afternoon exhibition on Wednesday, Aug. 4d, at. 3 o'clock, for 10 cents each. Extra Chenille Rue, Tuned do W lon do Rrua•eln do Exhibition will commenceon 8 o'clock—Tickets o ly SAW Estglieh and Climatical Academy. (Mama aln tho'fbird Presbyterian Mora.) school onll be °penal Ihr the reception of pa pas pas of both seam, on Monday, the 4th day of The course of instruetton will emiter< the coalman and higher Englttdi branches, with the Latin rod Week hutpagee IGHIE3 Strict ottettuon will be paid to thephy the to. lelleetual, and the moral training of tom " ltos att. school The principal, in addition to his own personal atten tion to tlte recitations of classes, will be aided by any number of competent Male and Female Teachers that may be necessary. It is very desirable that students should enter the school at the commencement of the session, in order that the minoni Masse. may he systematically and hannonionsly orgamsed. L. CAT N, Principal. Pittsburgh, Aug. 24 le 9. 11.1.3.1.101: Rev. D. RAldle. D. U. Al7.RieharJ Edward, " A. LAI'DIR D. D. • Mt. George Albree " Wllkeson. Carders can be oblained the booketors of Mr. Lukt Looma, No. O. Wood street, and also at Messrs. Mn. Donald A BOOMMIN No UU Market Bt. mg22-tiVer Collegions Institute for Young Ladies. O Hot t,"an. 1 ;7, 01 t,'"gre°°,l",".',2roenLe higher Enalleh Branche tiede . r quarter. Maur, Draw ler. Pattsung. Fancy Needle Work, yrdl be charged extra aa pereler. V ' No extra charge will be made tor the st udy of thelrteneh Idgoguage. The La• on. Greek, liermen, Kahan, eta_ ea., veal be charged extra. A separate Primary Department will be opened Children nt 82,50 pay gunner. In qua deparonent lm) • nod girls wilt be admitted. Bin while the departments are in mpareiteloonis, they writ be and the general AUPerYllalMer the Prtneipn/s. Ttws C. TRASDAI.R. A. NI, JU - ..l:Pti BROWN. A. hl., S • "nc ' Pnl. ' sueln./.04 rpm: Autumn Seaton of this Institution will co usenet on the firs: Monday in September lino ou Federal street, to .. Cotottible Row,•" b.l door f . the bridge. The course of instruction and the rates of tuition • the same as heretofore. UWP!WfI pt. Puubu rge N'. %V For more minute tuformonon, see circular or oppl to the ansummor, AR. N Reference may also be movie to the following petal mem Dr. T. F. Dale. Allegaeoy. I Hon. C. Shaler, Powbargh Hee. D " Deo. D. H. Riddle " Mr. H. P. Swartz, " Hey. H. Dyer, 030.9 n Allegheny School for Garb. THE. Sasion of hike Wane'. School, will e • mane on Monday, September 4th. Roma. Federal street, Allegheny, next door above Me P. Office. Teams, lot session of eleven weeks, First Clau 810 Freneh•- 85 Second Class• •••• • • • 8 Berman 5 Appluattons may be made at her residence in An perean g i o. treet, Allegheny, near the (land street Bridge autllln• Seminary for Young Ladles. nb, ROPLI+SuII THOMPSON, rnatly of the 0/rest• .1, ern University, with the aid ve of competent eissist• ant, proposes to open a school for Young Ladies, I. this coy, about the la of September, in which the usu al brunches of a finished Mluration will be taught. The terms will be SZi, per session of 21 trees. each. The following gentlemen May be referred to: Wm. it *Clore, Dab, Dr. Edrington, Geo. R. White, Esq., Rev. Wm. Preston, Prof. L. Stephens, Dr. Dyer. In the absence of Prof. Thompson. particular Infor mation will be famished by Dr. Dyer, of the Universi ty. atiglS-codMr Poznoloyivantortail Hood co. 1114134.N0P1CE is hereby given that the Filth Instalment of ve Dollar per ahrnre e, I. - quired it; aci to be d paid M on o DollarDollar efore the on day first d viicmG a t yor w ov o c e „,e. the Sixth Instalment on the , .I. =ll GEORGE V. %W ON, Teuarer. N. N.—lnstaimenta will be received by W . Dm., Esq., at Manufacturers' and Merchants' Bank. and-coi ltseptl. NOTICE. lIAVINU sold our eadre stock to C. H. 011,11., a view eloung. our old busmen. iereby so• lien for h. the palrooage of all our friends and e.. lowers. HO. W. Pr/DIRE:WEB, PIJINUFATEII. Pinat:ugh, Aug. 4th, IddB. fl IL GRANT, Wbolrnale Grocer, Commission and lJ Forward/us Aterrhint, No. 41 Wster at. cull VI/WHINE BANDING—We have n on bad u rtment of Vuleunred Indnioes, Rubber u Ma chine Bandut, all widths, from II inch. to IS inehea vettlrn, which are will mil at menufateturers pr and carnage saved to the purenuer, ',No 6 lYood I Jr. H PHILLIPS 9iL CL:(kFlif4.Ll - 1301iy48441. o i. (grelitlE, patterns. IRV " 4-4 - " " yea pax'. 47 do: Table Corers, a splendid article—caul be beat just reed from the Ptultipsvill• factory and be sale at Nos Wood at. cage JA If PHILLIPS T S-4 ohi cheats and bas Ana to extra Y. Hymn 25 - " " Imperial; In " " Gunpoardet Ld Powehosig; ungal For sale hy J I) WILLIAMS, 110 wood Et COFFEE—: 10 d;Cti l G u ov b ..rav P ia r i in ro . r R .:l try " --" .ur,. J D WILLIANIS S!Aids pnme N CiNdbOla Clear/fled; adi mulled and pulverised; 23 do assorted Loaf; to sole by Root JD WILLUMS SPICSS-6 bag. Pimento; 6 dr! Pepper; 1 061 Clover 3 do pure Ganger, 6 co". Irldria4 usorted riser 60 and l keg Mau; ground Spicer In great variety; Ibr race by augall J D WLLLIA6II.4 1) ICE ;FLAW 11-9 eases ruperfine, for .ale .t .421 D WILLIAMS -••- - - IANDLF-st-11 bm Sperm; 10 do Star; ljdo Swann< N../ for sale by ung3l _ D WILLIAMS DOTAAII-6 bbls prone, for rale by aug•2l _ 1,1 WILLIAMS (.1 UNDRII3B.--I bbl Lard; - 6 per • Rag Carpci; %.1/ do 0 Woollen Sack 6; 00 do Zinc Wubboarsls; on eon stktment and Mr rale by aucil 1) rIIAMOI64- (Mures nut reed and for ul I_, byl3 'on_ J KIDD & Co XT. LANJWOOD--Jus reed and for .ale ang3l J KIDD &Co r2 II ATHERS-10 racks for ale by -12 .!ur4o KIDD 6 Co BUTTER -2 bbl. reed 16. - • aus3l , f6bl.-11 bbl. recd dm, day and ior sale by 31421 TASSEY & tfb... , Fr l) - AOLNIA-3uo vide.,tu more boil for r.lr b) A) .421 TA:i4Elt a ItFl-1: I )F:AILL. ASH--6UUO lb., a prluu, *curio, as nom ..`, k fur sale by augpl TA. , C4EY ....E.,__"._ TALLOW—I I,hl rse r kl and for. ~ 11 4 4: 1.k.' up , A . 9 0 ! _ 3 . lILKV-4 'mai,. Murry. for "i• ny itu4l.l W k ANDLESS AP.PL&S—G W.f./ iu,l"e'_ d .nd , f •t ot h7t r . ° A 6 l . l6 , _ aurae 131tl y 1) PE.PP n4 a ; L A . rAli r ,if = foi sale Cu aug L 9 rorner aud Naval aka T. lb. 31F : t i . okud for K oll o by Q. H-5n heAirr puma N 0 Sugor, In metre s a d lor kJ not. by aµgiti k VV ' HA RilAlati LNEEJ.)LiItAIN bbl Cnsered 0.1. to store and for sale by as4lll . ftliA UGH LINSKCP sugll tAL--16 LW. for .ale by BRAUN & towrEß LARD OIL-10 L4l. end I hall LW. OM anti to Isle hr 8410 BROWN & CULREATSON )•CLIN SHOULDERS-16 casks put road roof for D role by suet) BROWN h cVLBFaT646.4 (20 1 1.1.11: v tl . r w l 041017 MCA & NI`CANDLESS 11,NOR NALE—A Patolly Karoo, 6 years otiti, Wttrritol ro& wood, suitaLlo foi ca d or bogrr—Letropnot Jut • &Old can handle tom. FOf 'MI* by aogl6 TARNEY & BP&IT 'A ASH-4 rAslis Soda Asb.jast recd and for sale gagia ' 8 HVISAUGH DOAN MEAL-50 Ws Com Meal, C P &lethal a./ begelal, eee'a per slntr COMpiaion and Car gale by eaerBl 8 & W IiARBAUGH MARTINS GUITARS—A supply of bloriirVa eele brated Spanush Quite tut rse'd aid far We thy .09 JOHN kf 4 ./ 61 . 1 4311.. elArgod st A LUM—P/1661s Mum, OW reed aqd (of Bak by S C PICKOMAKCRA Co, 113 Wood ga augt --- AUCTION 'SALE& By Jelin D. Bawls, ABAttlealece JOHN D duet n1111:1NaDIUM YOU.AI4I LADIES' bEXIINA/Lli /.11.011.11. STEAMBOATS. OMCINNATI & PITTSBURGIEI hr=4.. DAILv PACKET LINE. HlSwell known line of epleodid passenger Steam- E l n c. ;. now composed of the. hugest, mites; bon wiled and furrushed, and mow powerful boats on the Neaten of the West. Every accommodation and ecas fort that money can procure, has been provided for par *once , . The Line hal been is operauon for five poor —ban tarried a million of people wit/mutt the least lopi iy to their persons. Tea boot, will be at th e fool of Wood street the day prous to loaning, for the RICCP• lion of it - night .41 the entry of passengers on the ter. 11l all eases the possage money must be p2 i rst dvance. SUNDAY PACKET. The ISAAC NEWTON, C. A. G. Memo, Wid leave Putatargh every SaAday intmtiAir at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every• &Mai evetung at /0 P. 11. MELTw, 1847. HONDA PACKS.T. The NIONtn.t(tAIIEL. Y Capt. at Velli leave Pico burgh every Monday Montag .t itt oticork; Whettiaj every Monday evetang at lu r. rt. • • TVESDAYpeckr.a.r. The HIBERNIA N o.. Coph J. ii 113.3132101, leave Pittsburgh every Tclestitiy tumult et 10 othhek Wheeling every 111GUIRT everung al 10 e. st. WFDNESDAY PAC. The NEW ENGLAND No. " Cape. KET Du% will leave Pittsburgh every Weds:Nay miming al 10 s'elock, Wheeling every Wednesday evening at 10 r.a. TUBLSDA PACKET. S' The BRILL U lANT, Capt. Y Gucs, win leave PM. burgh every Mamiety narruing at 10 a'cloe k; Wheeltrag burgh Then...lay evening alu P. Y. FRIDAY PROILI...E. TO. CLIPPER No. L Cops. CO,my wal leave FIR. burgh every Podoy noocitor as iu o'clock; Whoa.' every Friday eveares at 10 e. Y. 11ATITRDAY PACILEET. The hlFlSnecitut, C. s. Res., sin leeee burgh even' Saturday morning et 11) &elect Wheeling every Seurat.) , evening al 10 e. 0. NEW USW:I AND PIITSIRIttiII DAILY LINE OF CANAL ANDSII:AhI PACEETBI • magi 184 N. Islam (via staucrow,) Leaver Pittsburgh daily, as 9 o'clock, A.ar rive. al Glasgow, (mouth of the Sandy and Bearer. Cm nal,) at 3 o'clock, and New Lisbon at it sales nigiu. Leaves New Lisbon at • o'clock, P. NI., (making the trip canal to the aver during the night.) and Glasgow mt 9 o'clock, A. AL, and arrives at Pittsburg!' at 3 P. making a cone/mow hue for cam' *angers and freight between New Labon and ue ugh, in shorter time and at less rates thane) any oCher route. The proprietors of this Line have the pleasure of in. forming the public that they have fitted up &imam alma Canal Boats, for the accommiiilerion of passengen and freight, to run iu C0.0C14011 with the welt known SteILOICIII CALEB COPE and BRAVER, and tomcat mg, at Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and Chide. nett and other daily Imes of steamers down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The proprietors pledge thaw melees to spare no expense or trouble to insure earn fort, safety and dispatch, and ask of the publio• shard of their patronage, AUTHORIZED AGENTS. G hl. lIARTLN, S. & W. ILARBAUGH, rg R. HANNA, & Co. mylimf A BARBA UGH & Co. Now NOTICE—The warner BEAVER, C. K Clarke, maw. Ler, will leave arler thlr notice, for We 'anat. ally m 9 o'clock In We morning. 11148. 4(1443 PITTSB13$011& suovirsinimsai Daily PackeFEß t Line. • FEBRUARY ULM RUARY tit, UM LEAVE DAILY AT a A. M., AND 4 P. M. The following new boa compleM tae line for the present seesaw AT LANTIC, Capt. James Partinsbn; -• ALTIC, Capt. A. Jarobs; mud LOUIS APLANE, Capt F. Bennett. The boats are entirety new, and are fitted up without regard to expense. Ev ery comfort that money con procure has been provided, The Dome will leave the Mouongmbela Wharf Doak lat the foot of Ross st. Prawns-en will be ptmental 011 board, as the tants n-dl certainly leave at the adver usul hours, t 1 A. Al. and 4 P. 11l ARM FTI - P3UURGii h. Theswift steamer CONSUL, Dorsey P Kinney, master, will Mina or Wheelmg, Wednesday and FrTd6a7,lls y t est Moth Leave o'clock peresestr Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thumday and g. matey, at 7 o'clock, a at, precisely. The Consul will land at all the Intermediate porta—. Every acromodation that can be procured for the eta fort and safety of passenger. has been provided. 710 boat Is also provided with a self-acting safety guard* prevent evplosions. For freight or pawnge u ry ow board or to DA V - ID C HER , feb4 • comer of Inland Smith fi eld ma SEIVICKIN, ECONOMY, k FREEDOM PACKILT T0...141 The aplentl a git . t ir tlght *thinner Day, ma.ter, will run as aregaldat y Pocket between Tillaborgh an d Up above pone, regu larly mo landing on the Allegheny tiler opposite the th of Pm Prep. The Carailne will utueb at all the 'uniting. ',twee° the above ports, for the accommodn non of the market people and the tie- Venni* public LenVc• Pillet.urgh every day at half pent two o'clock P. M.. returning leave Readout eve ry day at 7 o'clock A. M. The proprietors of this Lane have purchased and led up the Combat in a superior manner at a emulder able expense. espressly for this trade. ey pledge themselves that the boat shalt remain In thetrade, and hope, by strict attention to the wattle of the comb:Mi ry, to receive their support. tEr Fare 2h cebts. auggbdillimrsL9 FOR RT. LOUIS—DIRECT. , The splendid and fuel nutting 5.1 m . NEW ENGLANdak A J ATClore, master, will blame-01i he above d { AterirtliAta ports on Thuryday. 04th toot., at IU o'clock, A. AL For freight or passage apply on botul FOR ST. LORI'S. - . - - The fine new light if - vaults ategaser • LEWIS WETZEL, Thormison, master, will leave for Dm e and intermediate porta :arida y. For freight or passage, apply on boa!sl... FOR CINCINNATI: ea- The fine steamer RIO GRANDE, .0 . :17, ma d arr. ill le le,ape his dtarr.aticrna For freight or passage apply on e Card. aifigik FOR SAINT LOUIS DIRECT The spleudid steamer Cox minter, miner Cox save a w e For intermediate tarts tly 4y For freight or passage apply on boar; align FOR CINCINN - The rPieddi'; new steamer Alez _ LIFINEVA, .m,strarter, will leave for the . and Intern:tech:lm portt this day t 10 o'clock. For freight or passage apply OA b 0.4 I. negFl D Ail .• FOR CINCINNATI AND try. LOUIS. The fine steahler CGLORAIN), Comfy, Masser, will leave for above For d intermediate pone mi. day. _. freight ooassage, apply on board. no . FOR CINCINNATI. ~,... The new and splendid steamer • • ZACHARY TAYLOR, Limas, master, will leave Or above cal tutersuedmie pans this day. SFor freight or passage, apply on board. asx_li FOR iitietlitilATl nArtibt.-1:45-aW.- The elegant steamer RINGGOLD, '• ' Cope, master, will leave for the above ad intermediate pone This day. _ aim freight °rouser., apply on board.nvo_ FOR CINCINNATIAND ST. LOUIS. fi - .. j ~,„,,._ N The line new steamer aIIi.NANDE WI, ga z awsrian, reamer, will leave for above d lammed/ate pasta this day. Far ( Might al' Pharagfi. hDPIy on board, wet 15 FOR CIiTaNNTEM- ht dr au g ht I aster •I. . ' The lig 1,111:1AAIP, • , rit".4.1:::1 - `. Davis, master, artll leave for the abort, --=-- - - • For f pad intermediate ports regularly. - reight or ssage apply as board. ugld REIG-ICLAR CINCINNATI PACKET. ...- The fine steamer HIGHLANDER, Parkiuson, master, will leave far the For bore and iutenaediato earls IhilllfinY• FOR BT. p_attage, apply on board. IMO% - ttpiest or Lotus & ILLIS:o&I - RIVVIL - I. t,...... , The fine ste D su A lr unr, ~...a... Coe k, master, will Nave for the atime Nor ' . -- 7•' -r • - and intermediate ports Ma day. _ire .. ,g 4. ,_ 2 0 on booed. . 4.31$ OR .9T. .otas. 'Owe.' , Ths new and fast running staktlter IREVOLPTION, ,:n„,15,14.7r. Cs I. Ft AI Ifill,vrtil lean., for .Gone ..- • ad aD litiertuaLusie purl, this day, as I o'clock, P. M. For frown or passage opp)y on hoard, or to ancloJ. NEWTON MN-Ea sys.tli ORS-ATIAN-71i err:Lob-Li: ...„, 41 VISIT The solendid new income, a& OR, Jaeoks. master, will leave foa abeva sod :ntcrmectiale pans this day, aa _ _ . .. . 4 o'clock P. Al. For frr , rgh‘ or pan.asc, 6 PPIY on irorml. - 1111 -- - - pleradld Sow Plano.. THE ratite rater, precious to leaviou for the Eau to replenti. bin curet, will dr•Frorieraiibe balance or hie siock on hand at redtwed prices, end on linnira bre rent. It coarruis of a choice Itleri.oll of Pimous made by Eton. A Clark. N. Y, and Jonas Clucterin, Of 1 k, ..4. A 1..... Of from 6 to 7 octave, ot roseseniod Oil and nutting any ordiffercin styles andaprrecaßeA • /Y*4 At Wooden:ll'h laThin Ea; l al - IhTinoi , - Vara, freak Loom Zotririoo;n. THE subsenhers have now to store a tery_exteasims ..rignetd or hat, ort ladle. weer, which her. been purchased in Earopo by doe orate g,' at 'try Low pnoes, dorm. the ruorreinry estiter sueCeediriglho French Reerdariour This advantage, which 0.7 p i nasces,oive,Auly other house in Ipe ;Aide, wily earble thorn In eiell•a very tie ceLo..ll: nt:s.r.ittzlhtemanrct...;:tb4.;el,:::::tottimewlmar.rs,l27:::4ll.7..pr:774:7l..., ... !Mete., by exaptimitg ihie ex*naive I . l biarllnertb • aug7-43n3 Phllade - • VV6i7E4 Piistor, SULMER'S AtiMT, is now prepared to co/leet the three month.' extra pay which ha. been M.o.' by 4 hue act of Congtert to the Troop. who I.""ed.i turned from the Maxie. War, and to th e Wry an dl ol therm who were killed I. butrlet, or died of dire uso incurred Ist ihe,ierricc. ~_ 0r ,..., Orin,. ktakertrelPs LiudAng, ann... .' uoithdbir Houoo, Pitiotoulo. SPERAI (Alb.-. Warmli ii . post--6 easks &ends by ouvo , SCHWNNA 'CEP. e Ce W cu il ---- A ., 1 1 : : F ; F :, (A1. —C.d.. iii , d ( le i o h n o e4f i o; .cEß .ale bY 4 c.' VN+. • v. ground, just zoe'd and na; fitsac su — s , t; U A FAII...i&YrOCK Co SH S HEEP Bkll.\--i.50 * in awe .1./ for .de by SI" ...lb S ItARBAVELH • - COFFEE -.10 bag. Green Hlo, ill 8011 S and for We to close eenugnment, ay .419 s d. W HAABA UGH tiLeststm- lueL 10in Window. .01iwi. lest rece4 per suer Lou.. Allage..Uld kg, ge.te"by avgl9 9 k W HARBAVOk IiAYF=SA-ND tX)LLAILS—A A Masan is Cto ki ewe gpening tele French I VIO ~41 1I C, C . Pet t e q. perh , ilea, tud gOe Plea and IMO t r OCE.6I2 demi Standing Collers, et very low prices. ugl' RA le y I .I4VORICE- i, :xl) thew reed k fot , r o t 4 corner lst aad wood • i • •
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