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P..r&isns.—We (Me t4rd> abo:
Eallrofislboth of whioh e.W»orti|} ; ujtbee*peciai
.UcnnrAl of the s>ei:pie cf Inis- cby. , ■
Oni & «tt the aubject ottbe extibshn pf (bo Bar
tinma ioad from Cumberiatti to tlleidonpneaheU
’ river. iill is now beyond Q'l lj Cecil oh thai .tbe Dt*
rectotrefthal road are respired to prosecute them
-etlterwiso westward Wild ill' poaiWte dfepatoh.
fenlWWery fa* JM» WiUiiaiervaiie •*?“• “*
'. whiali 'of tbe Locomotive: wilj Be. beard the
banlaM “to Monougohela, (it or naar
.Sa.bon lime Aerildlßi oi Unibirdd, “f tbn |
Ohio? s '"pie people of Wtibb>gh-.hM.!d loot upon
this &£ a certain occanim* .prepare w •«
acco&ingly- To fluicf. w.U. .
nete.Vwdb (be Bawmoro «ad,-ÜB*">g (be
SLed.onmoremdeibeWp.^lbe.aad
' article is aietlbt of a correspondent
C&llania and OhioHrM, u?.«p 'ahead ol (bo
tbi. city, m Ihetr My- and _,ohacr,,.
□T From (ho Ohio State line ip Mansfield d n
Xdnced beyond dodlHelbaflbeinionoy will b,
«* T
p«t.be road for .be rails-: Tlfcdj.
LlLen. Use Dire«okf .bbjWy*n,. and
. Ob| Kailroad, from p«ing X
c.ty *.*“*
IX Of .bom one hundred abd *ty ■*>**.«£
thftXOminK wasooj but the-wuflt. protnp a .
X. wroon by tbiaebt-t Voaafity K»«*
aiibadribe a. lees. » gi.ieMwAtfogh.ny and Mr
cMudisU give a liberal aubsdrj,«icn,.ni>d oor.cm
zina lake «pek*4t®** ®'.l'" “f*-:
ißri Work will go on, at-once.and; all dispnlea an
isn- wu > i- rwi ’
■ fdt -proaperuy of our iSg pB>“| <-»•»* danger.
But let ua* delay st-bltlea longer- and >bf ■*
virtX now wilbid our r«nb will bo M»-
(XreT The people olTQhifi mb*. t “ v > l * Ul,ro!ul
«Xxio„. wUb tb. ftfjMlW? * JTT
eion They are noi in a nioodto bo tnlledwob,
rtd any hesitation #» ,}°“ ‘ h “
diene, entity. We bay. talked ao .touch here,
add beve done* MB*. 4t nol A v^.
‘ rebanoe !
gX. and they bailor Pure; and dWO do not
tioduL it they will go elaeWbore. . Oor Baltimore
4.WN.W York Heals iteboSb iiinbdHeld, coo,end
ii With tu, for both; the -.mdaej add (be trade of
OM Adelay on Our, far} w® gi« <*»
decided adyanuge ebiot, and w« ’ h »“
gl3 to lament ottrilSUj WbeS it; la;wo late-
eyer iulend. : U> a« jn regaid b. a est
<dn Railroad, ahe abialit'. doa rWr i
• We h*n had thdl pliaadje, yilhmiba U« two
A force daya, ot cOnveraini; Witbiipple a »«»'«
dr gentlemen who faivi W al*>m<>tlme m-\V,uh
jigioa, and have had mlerrfewivHtli funeral Tar
Hoi and all the membera «ft»» Uahmet. Tile
jrindneaa, aimplleUs'i'ald inanity of the manneW
a the President, are nniveejaily lSenie» ol
la an the member* of UmicdMoet: are apnhen of
iVginllemeh of pleasant Ttmhhers, _eaay dddre*.
kalmdjtry end detmltonith-, pah l * tamcn
&y .re canSoui abd who; reganl
iheir own rcpolation rod OaMhondf ol their conn
try, jnore than pa*j: Tlhey. will thyreiore proceed
yjjfoear. mid prudent: diaftihtmanpa m .Se wort,
ofremovala and many ehao.
«ja will take placdlntil-thn ckiwt °' > lle fiMal
iyear which enda on the thirtielffoMone peiL
k that time they *m.'be feadjr to all the office, 01
ithii country with uten.whiSwjH worthily ducharge
their dntieai mid tier tocoiodotparty.which haa a
■ itaaively enjoyed We enipltimenta. and homea o
I'ofilce for the laal twenty years* c-utnot complain «
:foe Whigs at last iiave th.Ur turn-
’■ Riot is TotMirta—TS-* Courier *nt HertM
ihivo tie following by;iel4l-»i* : „ „ .
Tosfilito, March 23*1919.
' Th» the>yment ofjhe
'extra rebels of 18$ end $S>» ®
, oils riot in Torontb.l U& Mwch 22d,
Messrs. Baldwin* Blake? add Mackenzie ware
• efflffv’ Thetl were earned throogh
«;of tho : lw° were iten
‘ lothe number:o£»°nw 1b°““f' 1 !?'«
poceeried to Iho.-hown Of wH
Mr. Mackenzie wftselopplngY,vboro b'a effigy yvai
: burned, aid the haute otfaitod wdl) «'°““ 1 "“1°“
-:«W rf w!re iml ooi
■ The tots Ugilt hi JheWdlty were put.oni
Ti«i..honKorMTMoa
;, gomezy, which iaailiiafod hearly wet £
taeJce<£ and the wiadowstnueh' damaged. . ■
-. TrtS, Kin of the;.Hod. 3, H. .Ptlne\ « «*«''>’•
: bmSk, .«J on being conjeyed -to the
Dr. Randolph, tM senfientetf, bow-e wm> ■*«“
ed by the mob. übdallgltly damaged. | h 'J™”
donee ol Mt. Brown, of the. Globe, wait abo in
jored. '
“ArrzaHtto to Ths Igwhnn Ninja* or Cml.;
cm"—Writer, oneducitioo no*-a-days, in »«•>-
uizai tiie goventmenl of children, havc miich to
c, obont“oppealltlgui their(award nature. The
doctrine wto pntctichlly rilmniated m Seimol <treet
On Sunday. A ; Indy finding Mine difficulty nr
m Jdng » couple;of chiidten walk hime front
church in a becoming manner, arnd to them. If
™ behave no, tee ii, yon don’t have w £he «orte.
caator oil an toon aa you. get home. Now.mkc
' • i tan it ’ just aj anre as - you are alive.,
imtoidiarely arevinp by
"her aide, and moved afiog a» gfavely 11 mule, at
a funeral- ; . >• • ,
Tm Stock or a hawMSroo ino Mih.To.ntn
moCotzrarrv hasinst bijen tahen u,., mainly by
; oapUabat. of Mew York; tily.:
y„k Tribune, which addM-Thi, Company, cail£l
• - the Phenix Mihiog nod Mnouiheurnog Cofopa^
own, about M,OWncr&oflh. fineK mtne,.Hand.
* in tbe Cumberland Diktricl.: 'lffo cherfcred by the
State of Virginia, and Maryland, with the cptml
of 12,200,D00. The abdrea'ere *lOO eoob, and the
. company i» entirely oi. of The ***£.
m d Ohio Railroad,wilf-nlli throogb a part 01 im>
' ; company’alaodi.TWe!oa4aoo’» l “P rc « re *‘’*|'
win bo completed to the htntla of the company by
October or November.'when the company wtU
commence uumng- -i f , . .
Tbi CHDU»a>-TH» : tk” i fn | diaeaae ia, again
—ring in Ne* o»tasn,i«tnd la grndunlly dealing
; np m riveia., We etpect U> remain en
. tireiy exempt torn: iti revest our *'«
i thoritie. onghtdo tlke>me|Uate men, o re. 10 rtn
’ defitaviaa-aa,«ldttni!eiU;KW i >^
ahtmld bolhoronghly 4enned, unmcdtotely, noduf
deen appointedloviaijevoeV Une^lleyno.ipn .
nrort oveyy ani,ailce, in orderdomi
removir 'A ibjlfUhl boghl nfoe
gaged—at lenataofbMniSentenlaahouldbe made
Ihju a amtable-one eoi) be wtenred tbn moment ! o
disease breaks oat-' '
OoBOTI —pw wmceit m but jo*
tnmm frf ErUiiy evinini, Wards nn opportunity
which hot l'a»lybcouffc of homing mnsm ofjtbe
veiy highest‘ordar. i tbO™* Bt«caccur*b If a
Mliroof Boston, and. top crusted qn.ie a «»
uon wherever aho bis sf peered. Mr. Hatioj »
sdea'quite eekbrntod; and, from whal wo have fiom
time to lime rtad ofittepeKormaucn,. wifi coam
bale his fan share to thp nmasement of the ncd,
WB We ;COTfsilJ iocnfaowoi them Usthe
pttfeUo patK!OAg«»
lint EOOfc TAHI.E.
Goo it's Lsor’t ffaoa, for April, come, td us,
lib , m predecessors; far the year is49,wii&sis
nricopal engrnvtngi,, and « page, otmnitor.-
4nq«od : .he aum
he, contninsihe of pho-ot reni.og
tHie'of o paLphleVjtul rsalleJ, and for snip by
Wbfk&Bolaaea. ; .
! rafaa*hai been Wyeml on the farm of«eo.
2 !£nfaLo stolen fafata*. *» amca
FOREIGN NEWS.
BViTtIB ITEAtf IawOiShJJA-
We'exe indebted to the NdW York Herald ®f
Saturday, for the following '.excellent syoopsi* pf
th* nev?a brought by the Canada. H was. received
by ihd Herald by express and telegraph, '{ton Heli
fax, The news is up to March 10. >
oojatixcuL akd nnAsCiAilJ*rxujfflP» < ' E - •
The’terrible account* from the «*' of War toJn
disunited with the decided'toae of deflap c «
assumed by Russia, and the ntiUode lh ® ~.**•*_
erldedtlyprenaring to also®* to the w » f ; J r
m baly, Autlria, jTc, bah cabae.!#" v»e«y fc<= 48.
ud.Ua operand Injotlimidy tj»o 0»
thcbounfry. Bui treJo,
Meaiy, aid pnoc. far 100.1
vrrv aauafaclory. Tip fanAa, indSr Till lallueica
odLuaiSytoUai! to =i?'?r "”2
ated ioahulerablv and hare receded fully one pet
S 3 tgSS&i ***■ *“ S™ BytoB „Tba
ierva ibal, donng tb'*. tioe, IbOTgh it caaaol ba
•».d ibal American ridcka ta«
vaubanbaa nalTMi the dighieat labrlfaa ■
y Inbotton there i» less buameM doing than wjn b
the' list strainer left, and a fidlmgpff in price*
hni Sloped. Tbta, hOWe*»r, did noiQpcur uftlto
stwedV. The sale* continued lAfg«y»n d Pf ,c *?
ere very firm up to the close of market on Ufo id
Ttter© is a greater degree of iullnesk and gk^P l
io the grain trade throughout all the
Sets, tbho there has been tbr a tong pefiod. irtce*
continue to droop, and from present appearance*
■under (he pressure of heavy arrivals from abroad,
tbd bottom has not yelteen reached. • . .
jKfom the manufacturing difOricu, the accounts
coptinlie favorable: there is also a fair business go
ink forward in the produce markets l “ e cohti-
ahd prices, od the whole, afe tußif
itained; a , ' ...
The meal market continue# aoiiv*, and prices
afe ok, the ndvaoce.! , V. . •••!■
iinnng the wyek ending March i.lair A.menitan
cotton not only maintained its grocnfl, but was «
point higher than wheh the America sailed.:; Tfct
Ules amounted to 50,170 bale* Ttnsdisastrcua ac
counts from India, ifid the n«w« by. the Niagara
that there was a large excess of lh< teceipU iM cot
tpn at the principal shipping ports in'Amcruin.dver
the, corresponding period ia-l year.gUve a dectd.-d
check to tne market In the early pari of the last
tt-cek, and since then, the demand has l ean jeon
trucied to the supply ott&e immediate wants ofcon
sumers, which has enuh&d prices to decline one
quarter of a penny per pound. Fair upland*’ are
, bow .quoted at4l; Mobile 51; and Oneauaoj. sale!
k for \U week balbs. »
.The importation Of breaddnffs Irdm -OJted
* Stoles, daring the last fortnight, haH been unusual
ly large. Prices for all description* have in
favor oflhe buyer. There is alarge Supply of wbeaj
and‘flour, Indian corn hhd ideal iiuthc mnrket. and
large quantities are bejng warehoused. 1 «trhji»e*
are made merely to supply immediate Wants. The** 1
remarks will apply;to all the leading corn markets
throughout the kingdom. ■’ <■
At Liverpool, on the 9lh, tphttSSM? w» «old
in .mall quantities at, C». lOd.ifJ. Id..
fiottr 35a. 9d a 26. | Western'canata 2- a. a Ms. M,
Philadelphia and Baltimore,24*. 64. oJ2.>s..T<t,be3l
Sdribern yellow cOrtr, 245. 6d ; aud mixed, JSSs s
f*d. per quartet itteni is qoolgd it 13s. mUa
per bbl - , . i
There is a fatrtradegoieg forward in American
cored provision* The arrivals of best ate very
heavy. Althoogh three times is.grhat as at me
same time last year, fiho qualities brfng fgll price*.
Other sorts are to be had oa verk easy urmi
Say d3s. a 75a. per tierce for ordinary prime,
mens pork barely Support# late raterfi brd is m lair
demand at a decline ol ailpcbete-pcr cwt, cl.e. se
ia steady: but butter hds receded |ro » 1* » '» ud
per owl, and in some instances 2< has been ac
"Sme partake. Sf tKe dalloes. «i^pl..;aV ic , ldl
Lind, ofbreadwiits, and tbe find «n.aln«- cl l.a.
■olina are quoted at‘lB»-a 20s.per «wt
Naval stores ore qultr, and Command former
There is a *mal! decrease of bullion to the >*
bank account*, Which indicates,* change * a lh '
fboney markets, and that the. demand for bnM.oc
forftie conltneati* increasing. t)ome*ii«*ccuritie>
ha«e been ou tbd decline; uWirtf to Knmpean at
fairs, and the bad news from ltufo; but fcoasoi*. it
will b« seen, sullaUnd at thd htch hgufr
.The bank shares of the French bauk,haVe U*en
pushed up enoftriouriy during thfc last lufthtghUaad
now that politics in Taitahav* Wovime _more set
tled, the fears which were at one urne fob for the
maintenance of public cwluliaVe subsided. Ibe
rise in French bonk shares i> no>« ll £ n . fw,n 1 •
700 to 2,600 franc*. ’ • , 1
The London money market .cortfcnHfts easy
Discounts of best psper noge.lrom *t». «•* li e '
cent. Consols for money* lowest 9U . highest :md
dosmg account, closing,. 911. higher and
doamir 925. American *locl»lully oiajr.tam their
prices. It wee-expected tbid when riip dews oi
the ri!>e of t'. S. 6 per rents to 104 nj*ehed .New
Yorlc. that there;would have been ac>rrt:«pou<Jt»g
rise there. Had this beeii rO -then
bare would hath: jnfallibiy folwwed. -_ That the
Pennsylvania dividendahnve been |«aM©ne hall
in' relief note*, has been n source cf-tijumtigatcd
diMiut iothe boldehl, who consider ital Pcnn«yb
could have paid tf she .would; uftd'littt .point
at the reverse ebodpet of with :
more or leas rcabotdea, does not avail .ttselfof such
n paltry eubtctfdge Co plunder
Pcncsylrania, 76 *57; Maryland »3
OT fnwnvfl PHCCtEDINQS IN TllK l!RitJsl< FAILIJA
; : •ft MJCrT.
in Parliament, on the2oih ult. Mr.Cobdyb. m
a Speech of a most 1 temperate v ehan,cHir, : bniughl
forward his long heralded financial reform budget,
the main object.of which wa*. to cut down our ex
penditure per anhum. Hb was met
bv the Chancellor uflhe ‘Exchequer. who adduced
.no ep.wme oq ail the argumefiWtwdi, during in*
last two month*, had impaired the strength rl Mr.
Cobden's suggestions. The J-ehatewltfall followed
falsified all the egpeclauona'eolertaißell hv the
friend* of the fihmfcial reform ehsrnpti*.: It lan
guished from the beginning nnd i y ) 'g 1011 7”
1 disposed of on the same celling—Mr. Cbbden .a-
I mundmeata being .rejected by a majority;, ol lb/
. the number being.2ls lo "s. Even iW radical pa
per. admit that one bnlfof .he T 9 would, not have
voted for Ibe ainefidinepl if ibe bad irrlagme.l that
■ it would have been carried, As far .ett Parliament
I i, concerned, the project of Mr- Cobden ,w.s dec
: ded upon. Tlfe journal. In hi. interest have .ha.
led their lane ofiedanee, ahd say no*—what all
Englishmen have agreed upon—that .retrenchment
ahould be carried out id every wiee-unitjudiciomi
The proteciiohisu, frirouzii the mouth ol Mr.
Ll’l-raclt, are making mi.effdrlto mom Ihe ,|ue*t,o»
on Birriculture. They' .have ' pinned- a motional,
r 1,.. paper, deoialidg that taxation for national pur
pose. would fall mainly, if not eaclnsr.-ely, upon
land and real property, that thfa appoclfonmenl j.
aggravated by more ihhn. one-thirdvrf the whole
revenue being detived-from ffee e\ase pn agricUi
tural i.rodace;nbw exposed lo tho competition of
me untaxed products of other couDt(.e». ihereby
lunitinz the demand far Brltiah produce, nod let
tering trade ahii.indostry. The pnfautnllon ,-,lhal
the discussion df the sobj.-el will m.eljilj raise the
question of agricultural burdens, wslhouf leading to
onv legislative renqlt • : :
la foreign ttffiOrt Lord Palmerston fusliern *uj,
norted by Parliament th ihe courvr. brf hns foudd
himself compdllatl to especially ib U»r Acl.an
di *fir.Drummot|tl’s transfer -of property bill ha*
been read a-;ie«)od litbe.'but it cqu, fear,
scarcely stnirfgle ihrodgb both house*. ;
Amongst the u*fal bills which art in progress
throogh Parltamimt, i* one raciliaUAt the tranafer
of policies of anurance. By this bffl ibe most «.m
ploaaiuitntnypt w;ith willWififce to make
a legal transfer- without a deed. .
An important 4ocutbent h*» been upon V
the House of Common*, shoeing the
sttidri of the various governments Of
cipfocate similar advantages wtth we
to poncede to them, by the abrogation ot
radon laws. Austria pretmbe* to msinn-t Count
; Cullefedo on the subjOcL
tu «boh>h differential duties.*** m* ve *" el ‘ -
could compete upon equal ter I ™* Wifh ;Engit>nd.
Fraace addnrvt Jier well known liferfraj and friend
iy disposttind a* an earueHof hertefldenvor to
doallinber power (b reconyile.'‘lb«|inleresis. of
French commerce and nitljraliod with tht princi
pies of perfe,vt reciprocity invoked by .the English
govemtnentl i,Greece declares her Cbminenie free,
except for coasting trade, and no r4strir«ioa* there
contemplaUldt Hcnover avoids an'utfdicit answer;
but Hunibory; Bremen and Hollarfd- afl declare for
(re# trade.. : ;T.& Portuguewe evade ncj answer by
referring tbe 'H'Se to tko fiscal aalUoatie*. Prussia
promises ptffecX reciprocity; and' ituisia asks for,
reciprocity when she will'also concede equal ad- i
vantages, reserving iho coasting Trade- Sardinia,,
Sweden and Norway are generaß/favorable, aod j
the cabinet 1 of Washington promi** an an- .
sweT to thorpoints submitted by s>. Crampton on J
the 16lh of Jaa..'lmO.; That this will be sail* I
foctory Mft assurance.Jeov’jns u-no rea
-on to'ilouhh Tbo ilebiW on tfo Kish law has
nrvvenUd'thA nnvigatkmL|n)v« htfng rorawl in
111. early pirt of thglweOki but tho subjvut stood
lor discusithtl Inst night, »h«n IjJwi.-b.nl
was to moye-the «cpml rdndmg ;of In- hill
naiioi'llt. snif-wREda sro Eoi of ura.
Tbs frightfol wreck of on emigrant ha.
taken place on our Coast, off lUrWjeb. The bark
Ffaridiao.OfMO lomuE. U. WStlßmore, master ,
from Aniwer,, fa, -New Yort. lbo pro|mny or
Meaara. El D. Horlbut dc Ooj gartered by a
Gorman company taconvey emigrants, was -h ol ‘y,|
lost on the: 23th nlt.and nil on Board perUhod.—.
The mastqr -and crew, except men, logo* her
with 126 paassngem, were drowned. 126 green
hides, 125 cttic* glaw, anil varidus ether articles
from the Wreck, were carried into|Mnrgate on the
■ltb insL Other articles tdsu reached; Ramsgate oo
the same day.
' / OUif Buttts IN EfiDU*
The defaiflaof the lalrr-warhkfc inielligeace from
ladiu are replete with mbre theft ordinary interest?
bat we eta-'at present Duke but brief allusion la
tbs subject.: The Bombay Teleftraphsays aoolber
raurderooseonflicl wilh the Sikh* baa oecerred.on
Ihe leA bank of the river Iheitfm, near, 03 aoniß
my, the. identical ..spat -which,'. 2,001 years ago,
formed the battle held of-A.lei«f)der dnd Poros.—
Thai scene, rioh in c) auric aesoctatfana, has, been
Urn nrensi of a fierce and prottnifed struggle be.
tween the army of the Pttnjanb, .onder Lord Gough,
and the Kldt forces, under Rajah Shlrere Singh—
h straggle ih which (he British have lo deplore the
Ids. of al least 93 officers, and 2soo men tolled and
wounded, 4 guna taptuied an*4 or 5 regimental
colors takeh by theenemy, Thestraggle lerminn.
tine in victory, was disgfaced by,- the flight of the
Bengal caya'ry reginifi’ot, and Ibe retreat is tts
vtl scarcely Mlia&cLonly explained of two BnUlh
corns of druooos—a struggle which left the con
tending to**? so weak and shade red, that it was
doubtful which bad thttaincd 'tbc greatest injury
from the Conflict, and wjjich yielded so few of the
badges of trinmphfor tire victors, that their oppos
o*ol* looks new poaitkion add fired a *» ,uto » B
honor ot‘i£B leroioatioo» Though' master ol the
deld, our UurtJ* «re drenched wuh blood, and it
htlbc utriverakl opinion that two more such vic
tories would, b©; virtual ruin. No attempt is
tnade by ths English press to disguise the fact that
the new* (rtim India is of the most disastrous char
acter.
Lord Go Ugh has been promptly sapseeded in
the command by Sir Charles Napier, who was to
have proceeded «b the sceao of hostilities on the
20tb u!l
AP7AIRS l?t FRANCE.
The French Government continue* to gather
streagth, and thero is evidently a growing dtsp*».
- ulion on the part of tho nation Vo rrush auy at*
tempt at public disorder. Upon the whole, the
prospects Of tranquillity are more lavorable thau
they have-.bcen danng the past year. The labor*
of the 'Assembly-have ceased to be of any interest
—they have beeh chieily occupied in pushing the
electoral laws. As anhvidence of the strength of
the government,!! may be mentioned that nn at
tempt to censuri the minister for calling out the
troops on the 2&th January, was deieated by the
large majority of 2W.
Public-attention seems to be divided l»etwce»
the intrigues of the various parties respecting the
election ucd the proceedings of the High t'-ourt at
Bourges. Barbes and Louis Blanc, with other
Slate prttoDersj have been transferred to Bonrges,
which is Strongly protected by troops. The count*
of accusation against the prisoners have been pub
lished, sit'd recapitulated, and sll the ads of the
accord 6n the memorable 4th and 10th of May
last, on which latter day, it will be remembered.
1 Borbes ottd Louis Blanc invaded the National A*-
ibly, fcod sticceedcd for a few hours in seining
the government. There can be no doubt'
that the guilt of most of the prisoners wjll be clem
ly established; -and it is supjoaed to “be the inten-.
lion of governinent. should any of the prisoner* be.
senteneihl to transportation. to -*cnd them to the
Marque tin* Islands.
The trutls commenced on the 7th instant, when
the court wasconstiluled; and such was the inte
rest excited, that reporter* trom the Hutted Slates
attended to tube {totes.
The celebrated Vidocq is one of tlie witnesses,
os also Lamartine, Arago, Marrnst and about two
hundred other*. h is thought that the trial will
elicit fOttJft cilnous facts relating to the provisional
governfrient Of lost year
An interesting debate took place in the Aurm*
, bly on the Sib, with reference to the altitude to ne
' taken t)V France in relation to Rome and Tuscany,
and which is.llte cause of much uneasiness nt nrc
sent, ill which Lamartine, Uroum. Helhuy*. Le*
[ dru Rollin, Genera! Cavotguacj aud others, took
b*v© a report o< the tirM day's proceaJiug!
lal tsl" Ihe pri!*onrr* lor |>i/lilicai olTimiit*
Boarger. but there were wo i-us« eiieiteJ ol ge
ertil iQlere*t.
a*9orcd that ibe French l*ivrnm»cut h
rtd to withdraw thetroops from the i-»liuul
Otahejie. . ,
The umrfnige ol ireneral Cavaignnc with M#u-
Baudin, widow ol the former Receiver General
and bttnker„of that unine. is talked ul in the fashion
able Mrtle-t ol Paci*. Mad. lbiudta possess**
private fortune which i*> estimated at three tm'lu
of franca.
;mNTmK* rAL ITTKI.U'iKXCE-
The continental uewawill !*• read with more
than ordinary interest, and i* in tatt* «<i the hiji
importance. Perhups the it«os*t striking ienturo '»
the march of the Imperial Guard ui Russia. troiu
St. Pelersbnrgh. The** men. numbering
strortfr, hate not quitted the capital a n>v IS
they have proceeded through Wdua.to the ironOer
and Will no doubt lake such a positiou «> tu he obie
to keep id check the directed Poles, on toe
Pruramn frontier. support the imperialist* mine
Hungarian strugg'c and assume wen an altitude
kh ,hall pl&iuly indicate the intention ot lue t rar
to control a* much as possible any disposition to
revive the scene, whmn so unhappily occurred
durtng the last year
A•• Russian note lias appeared, m wh cu tnc ' -ar
declare* hi* resolution of adhering firmly to the
treaty of lfl&, and if any attempt is made to m*
fnntfb them, hr shall decree a oriit.
The entrance of 10.000 Russian* into Austrian
TraOnvlvama.-only evidences the disposition ot the
Czar, who assuredly will not consent to any change
m tfee territorial districts 1.1 Italy. unless with the
enttTe ooosajnt of Austria.
The armistice ot Malmo will cea«e alter the -t th
March, antf the Kinc of Prussia declare* that he
will no longer he bound by it. •
The Danes are ready to resume hostilities, and
are concentrating large lotcea at Kulding. It >»
very doubtful. however, whether the be l.gcrent,
will again come to blows We cannot doutt but
tM the Danish right to the Duchies will l.e mam
taitfe-d inviolate. u ,
Hussm ha* retuaed to admit the Jschnr.sw.g- 01
steih vessels into her ports, unless under the l'am* i
[lag.
The King of Prussia iq-ened the ’.hamber* on
Ibe-tf-ith alt The royal *p*e-b no per
licUUr lecture. , .
tha A-iftlnaa war m Hungary I'u* proormled
a-iti: v.irtHb'o mcct'ji <p the »uuth ul l i uxi^j»r>
The German population timling «»■«? m»ur,:enU
carrying destruction in every quarter. '-aip on
tIV Rusaiaaft, uho now occupy <.rou*tadt and
lie batik. have laten place—one
in the ite.ghborhood of 1 'tilati. lasting two “ v ’■
with considerable slaughter and line Imperialists
seem lo have had Ihe aa.ant.jr lbpo’l' have
bein oirculaled that m one engage,, cal bem
h,d leg. ibol oil ; but H'e !aal report ta mat hr
had let! Transylvania tor Hungary Thr insurgent
troops aniouiu to UO.OOiI turn. 4 1 " "!’ ““"V
dtsoious. It i. JnSci.h lo ascertain pe
progress of Hr Wfr. me termination of which erm,
ttilMO be Very remote. 4
Whilst A linn a la pressing on Ihe war in Huo
tjarv .hr i. not unin.hJfol of Italian a'ln'm -She
hn. marched a body hi troop. ..no I'errors, and
seized upon Ih. city and levied a nor upon .lie
eitisrn.of'JOO 000 scuddi, which .he handed o'er
of Tuscany complete, Ihe re
pubic- ha. bed., proclaimed .1 Igrehora. t .otence.
and aiatnlrnl Italian re,,toe ha- hern »m«l j
union with Iho Homans. The .-rand Mule la
protested iy.,u.ul.i. rev.-luuon and ha. noleealed
all the power, of Bnrope to nrfu.e to recoguis.
the new, nulhortly. which he Jeclare. to la= a ■
Intion ol the conatilulion, agreed to by all partle.
Inst year, committed by e factioo. minority.
The Prince of Cameo ho. been elected \ .re
President of the Republic of Romo.
.The Pope, after halnog belwcco abdication and
soliciting foreign interrenlion, ha. now. at 1. »'d.
in.de 7n api.lic.tmn m A.nra; nnd n n>, conn
deutly stated that Spam .. about to send a d,i »«■«
of 10.000 men hi aid in restoring his Holmes..
I*e latest intelligence bom Italy slates thal the
Roman Ministry had cou.mumeai.-d lo me as
semhly that a join! mtrrvonuoa cl Austria - pa'C
and Nobles is annottoccd. h ranee had »™
what 1 part to late. Piedmont ha
' terveno m Tuacany. to hinder eivd war. and i.p
: pots the Austrian intervention.
■ It aenmsprebnble lliel Naples on me south, and
' Auatrla on Ihe side of the Pope, will overrun me
' Papal Slate., but still the question ol const,tnt.ennl
■ government al Rome and Florence can scarcely
1 be settled at the point of the bayonet
' The relation* of Sardinia ami AuiW add further
3 difficulties 1,1 the general confusion which prevail.
from the trot of the Alpr lo the Meditera-
IXnn Tuna all ■» m a dtatraeted Kale, while
senon aeem. npe for some republican nioveinenl.
and ahonelhcr, the eiemenla of diaorder were
acaroeiy ever more rife in Italy than at that Inc
it pi only the iimet Kl.tode oi France
and the pemtefnl edbrta of Kngl.nd wh.ch prevent
Iheae combustible mntenala from bunding mlo a
latest intelligence from Vienna ia m ihe (lb
Inal. All at the capital agreed in thinking that
many auch'victones ga tbe Analrntnawou at Ohlm
would, ere long bring Ihe Magyar, or the gate, oi
Vienna.
Corre.pondencr at i*e Piltaburgh (iaieite
Obloand Pennaylvelate Retlroed.
Mr. Edith, -The people through itu, range '«
counliee—viz Columbiana. SUrk. Wayne, lln-h
lend and Crawford, wiah lo know whal your eil.e
and county are going to do lo fecund their effort, lo
the cdnnlntetion of thin road Unr ,üb,cr,pl.on
.re now in a mete of forward,,., lo warrant ai
immediate location and letUng ol the road, and wr
are ioformed that oor WeKernJlhreclora conlem
pUle an immediate commencement ol the work.
Will yonr people meke lb ” n ’“ d lo lh " llb "’ SU “
■line! Wo have all alone, amre Ihe mail waa pro
jected, boon assured that yon would, yel now we
think your efforts are falling short of ours.-
We think that BO railroad in ihe Union oilers
such inducements lo capitalists and business
men as this Ohio and Pennsylvania Bead When
it shall be completed lo Mansfield, in Richland
county it will connect with the Cleveland and
Cincinnati Hailrond now under contrail, and
when enlendcd through the rich anddert.lc region,
nr the West, to Fort Wayne, in Indian, an. to
Chichgo, in Illinois, where it will intersect the Che
cage and Galena Railroad, now construe ting, orm,
jog an unbroken line of railroad from the fiend
Mmis, on the Mississippi, to Ph , lnd C l|.h.n ou t ihe
sea board, wo feel confident thnl its business in
freight and Iravel will exceed that of any rail
road m the world-passing, as it will, thro"«b
the heart of the great agricultural legion* ol he
V est, on the great dividing range o! counties be
twetn the waters of the river and lakes, avoid
ing all the hills and deep valleys of Ihe large
stream, north and south uf us, It must receive a
large share of the business and travel of both of
these great thoroughfares It will open b '
Great West a market at Philadelphia, 300 miles
nearer than our preseut market New or
market not cloned to us mx month* ol the year y
ice in the Lake*—olutructed and delaffld Vf
shi&ng from coal lo lake, from lake to canal
aaain, and then to steamboat on the .North Hi
or, With tho other annoyance ol oomroiMionn and
•torasre at every place of transfer. Onr wheat,
eoritbeef, cloverseed, pork, bulter, and the thorn
sand other articles of doniesbc produce, have long
enough suffered these delays nnd inconveniences.
and Tour people are nil anxiously looking forward
m StetimVwben our millions ol produce shall find
ready and s rapid mean, of getting lo the
“ thought and believed ihal your peopb
would he th advance of u. in pressing forward
bn. w. » *£
Two Urge propeller* will l- run on a “I"
mg rapidly loth.* recuon oflhe coualry,which bm
reoantly vu a wddernc**-
From ito Baltimore A tn»
Baltimore and Ot&lo Railroad.
The determination of the President and Directors
lo posh on ibis great work with vigor to the Oh>o{
river, has Iwen hailed with mocb satisfaction by this
community Thus road has. from various difficrl
liea and discouragements, so long languished and
havered by tin- way, that many of our moat intelli
gent citizen* have tong entertained apprehension*
and serious doubts, whether il would ever advance
beyond its present terminus at Cumberlaad—in
w.hich i-si»c the prospects of oar beautiful city
would W indeed m>>st gloomy. But this subject
Do longer admits of a rational doubt. Proposals 1
are now luMcd for the immediate construction of
a large port*.mi of the rood including the most diffi
cult sections west of Cumberland; and it is under
stood that it is the design of the Board, that early
in the next spring, the whole distance from Cum
berland lo the Mononrabela nver shall be plaeed
under contnni. In the meantime, the most diffi
cult part* in the mountain region, beyond Cumber
land. will U- Ur advanced towards completion.—
As the road progresses the revenue will increase,
■ uid when it rea<-hes the Monongaheia an immense
accession of both travel and transportation must
mevilcb'y lake place, ns it will there connect with
the slack wuter navigation of that river within 30
or 40 miles of Brownsville, to which point there is
good steamboat navigation. As soon as the road
reaches the Monongaheia, Baltimore is placed in
ilroad and water communication with the great
'ey of the Mississippi—ft large portion of whose
ch product* mail then tx* emptied into her lap.
ll is unnecessary now to speculate upon
the amount of prodme and the number of passen
ger* which must !*■ attracted to this road ns *ooa
a* this point i* reached, but of thts we mav be fis
sured, that whatever it mav be it will be ineonaid
ernble compared with that overwhelming amount
ofboth which this road must command as soon as
it reaches the ' 'hio river. From the Monongabela
to the Ohio nver the distance is but sixty miles,
over a section ol country affording a route <*l'com- !
pnrnlively cnnstruolion, as it will very soon i
aher leaving the former river fall into ranee of]
s«ime ol i!,e tributary streams of the (*hio.
We have now a moral certainty that the extension
ol the loud is to be immediately commenced snd
prosecuted w ith energy and vigor. Aatnthesbd
ity of the company to carry on this gTeat work to
119 desired terminus on the 1 )bto there canitQl now
he h rua«<>i):tb'o doubt- The financial means pla
ced wilhm tl:*- soolrul ol'lbe company by the im
provements m the value of our public securities,
rendering iivndahhi on very advantageous terms
the Maryland houd* held bv them, inwonneiion
with the large and increasing nett revenue ot the
road considerably exceeding last year ball n mib
; hon of d-'liars. furnish «n undoubted guarantee thnl
' there wi.l t>e no lack ol means for the prosecution
I of ihe v. oi I-
'iider thr*«* cifcMimlancos who cun now doubt,
that in n irw ve*w the elirill whi*lle uf our
locoiwu-vim wtli bo beard reverbalitig along the
benoltful Unts of the Ohio, and when ibm ■bull t >«
vrbal man.whojreflectj lor one moment What realm
Miuilar wort* have done for our »«*ler cities, cat
over estimate it# importance to us. Baltimore wi!
then take that high rank in our l i"on to which
her nature advantage*- «o justly entitle her. and
whi.'ii uotli.' * but herowu supinenes* aod apathy
have -o long withheld tromjher. Rousing up from
her lonif s’erp, like a strung man refreshed
ha ?lun.l*e r >be will resolve that where nature
has i'h-ni -<• ' • luntilul it would be the height ul'm
ernlituile h detny longer to avail herself ol her ad
vatitage* i inr ctv then, has truly great cause of
contmitolat on nt the prospect which is opening
l.rnro her All the sign* of the tiroes indicate the
appton.-h .1 nol unparalleled commercial
i-r'sifnt\ I >r her m»d that her march mii't uow
be rap-.Hv .mu.ird And the stockholder* of this
.•onipum w b<> have *o long fed on the unsubatan
tial fare oj m-pe deferred" may now reasonably
indulge n» C. tmdent execution Hint more the net
nrolit* or irsemi** i f the road n uow sufficient to
pav them an annual dividend of six per cent., they I
wiil sium when it shad be no longer neceMary to
d.vert th - ’und tram them to the purpose nl the
construe:: n of the rond.be amply reimbursed by
large dividend*for the vexatious delays they have
experienced | |1 hope 1 shall n-i be understood a.
objecting this application of the revenue, so far
from It 1 MU decidedly ot the opinion that the true
interest .>• ihe stockholders was promoted there
-1 bv Hum ever opposed some of them may
mav hii‘e been to lbt2 meusure. 1 doubt noU but
ihnt a lew \rsr* nenoc, when this road i» crnnple
led and wt I'.olbmore and this Company shall be
* gather,nt t*e rvh m.its of western_ trade and truv
* ;i that -t* wis.ii.tn Will be admitted by all. la jus
‘ lice to thuM* uow at the head of this Campany 1
Will shv Mist whatever dissatisfaction may have
been tell I v some a- to thcr management hereto
I’ ibre all n-w unite in awarding the present \ rrs,-
" dent and Sectors the meed of approbation tor
lht . j,adopted bv them tor some months
r | ,a » l
'MQf-e the uh.»*e W..» written. 1 hav« wen ihol
tbr revenue ol ib.t Toiuj-nnv l«»m puawsnprwtM.il
lr*n*rn»u..n. ,exclu«;vr ~ ibr y«
Mail Tor u,.- la.l moiub.vru' U|.wuntn ol SIOu.OOO.
l-arse a-' thu amount it. U muM. fn«n U»e immen**
travel an.l u..i«*f«ortbt.on ....won ibe road,be much
I '' I ' re ~“' STiWre
Later from Mexico*
\V«- uv- rr<-<*i v«* J our hies ol the Monitor K«*|»ub
Ui-iin.p, fr.'ui U.e eilvi-t Mexico, to Uv ‘JlOi n!
I, lm *l, r!n , , bl ,. c J«y» later lhau provous «J':
A psrtinan ol Santa Anf.n had presented a coon
tcf n laaV. rrl n-Mnin.'f to
the one roceu »*J t»v >■* |-tcv.. inly. which w)u r-
S»„l» w lt. um' "«l
plarv i ,f to* re-enlcr.ng the Republic Ibe doc
ument w-»» returned u >t» uttibor lor revision.:
be.ng considered as couched ;n unparliamentary |
language. , , . ;
The Mm'Crr of War and M«nne hod issued a ,
circular to the army, m rriatmn i»* the cholera |
pvinp ordura resprHinK the dre*« l*d». quarter*. ,
Sec, of the m>ops, and the usual advice with re- •
earii to c.eao.iocsa i-rati j» m lood. Jr.uk and
labor. . . , | .
On the VMh u'liino. the t.rovernor c tUie federal
Piatnct.riavnip received information that at several
innathere were numbers of armed toreiguera, or*
dered a renter of them u. be prepared, wben it ap
peared thrv roowled ■<{ one hundred and seven
teen 1 Americans. two women included,whojmrseDi
ed their passport*, stirned by a Mexican consol tn
lh© I’nited Mate*. They declared their object to
be to travel ,vrnu the country to Maxatlan, their
ultima)'- destination be.ng the gold regions of Cal
ifornia H Tbc Monitor doea not state that tpfff
were 'moisted in any way. or that any impedi
ments were ..ppoeed to their traversing the coun
try Thcv mu«t go artmrd t f » protecrtbemaelvei
and their proper!-, from tfte nttmefous bands of rob
ber* and Indiana that idlest various portions of (be
' route nnd tf.ve urtrrm.oabl* trouble to their own
couiurvincn f the account* in the Mexican newt-
iinpera an- n relied on 1
A journal ,n 7..celecae «»ya that the adherent, '
„l Santa Anna declare, that on the 13th of next I
Jane he w.ll occupy the Presidential chair for the |
tilth linir* Hi* trien,t» arc Iwlievcd to be the oler- i
n,,. i nil. v-iiturs of cotton, Ihe agricu'turists and
anil w«‘b » portion «>f the Natioaftl
(guard and ad }hn disroulciided officeseekers. It
l# g«| ihat Santa Anno, among other reforms, is in
f«vor of u'UishW prohibitory dories in favor of
domestic cotti.u. and iho loterstion of all religion*
, B ►ever* Ipnrti ol the Keptjbbc. Tbe journal in que#
, lon the Ziv-ateosn —nipreasesj the charitabla
hope that all iraiton and miscreants who seek
Sauta Anna's return may be beamed down •ode*,
lirjisied —fV (>. l4tA.
Curir-ef-ondcni ol th« Baltimore Patriot
WasHisrrraw, March 22, 1 549
The tfij.iicil aod emphatic letter ofMr. Webster,
which vou K«v* already publisned. reladv* to tbe
very queer and ‘ disreputable” eppOiatmenU by Mr
}’..ik of Mr. Manneimn as Minister in Prusiia,does |
ttmi hoD.xrabb Se-uaujr Irgh credii.and 1 know Urn ;
i c hug been i.ersonully iwnphmenied lor the high
ly proper mural, and dignified stand he has taken
oil the subject , . i» M
I nm verv credit.!) informed, that Mr. rolk u
sured n of his own politico! party, ou Ihe
evening otthe 3J of March, while at Ihe Lapitoi,
IbnUhe considered hi* lunctions as PrOidenl would
be at anei'dAl-ioclook that uigbt—that he would
wail a lew Tmnutea »Ut«-r 12 odock, v) as lomabe
,t sure that midnight had actusJlv arrived, and (
would then sign no bdK and transact no more
business but would retire from the t-apitol aud go
home. It is mn her stated, that Mr. Senator Uan
negnn rep-ned, informally, this determination ol
Mr Presides Lolk, all through the SeaaLe Cham-
Ur on tbe uighl of the ?d of March—that ever-lo
he-rememtfcred night—and yet at aloul 6 o’clock
on the on! morning, the 4lhof March, and only a
l„w Senators present, Mr. Polk sent to the Senate
the nomination ol Mr. Hannegan as Minister to
Berlin and me Senate —that .s, the Senator* wko
were t.re.(Nit glunoo.iv confirmed said nomina
tion' **Tc*l it not in Hath' Publish it not in tbe
streets ol A»kahiu
Mr. Webster I* right—it was a “disreputable '
pr<*ceduri' u" mailer who countenanced or recomj
menJeJ I'OTnvaf.
Illinois RtVKtt. —If all wb Lear in relation lo
Uu» stream be tnt«. there wm h**ver known such - . " '
»n nmouol of ...llering und lon of !»o|*n).u has . KN e'” Ewsl I.
Utah ««!.« lha fW *«- **•, *»d - »«, , iwioK‘ f.n
•ultfroin the Hood. Prom boat* in yesterday, Wr up „„ sucuoiior Aimotphene Suction Plate*
Icarfi that the wut«T at Peoria, on Monday u:.« IV t.k.'tiuciiii rt aKt. is mu mm-ra*. where ihen<ry ■
or If. inbhe.* higher than during Uin great trestirl in office *«d residence next door lo the M«y
ISI4. Nearly all tbo landings and towns on earl. #r '4 ofcce. Fourth •ir«i, l*iiiehu r KU.
mde of the river are completely Inundated. At Ksf« r^J• «. M t-addon, F. U. baton jut j
Peru on Sunday last, the foundation of Messrs. ■ '
at Brewster-. MleMive warclionre, .ilim- pwißonn• _ ' r Vw^'«Ai«fi , fo“ , oS2
ted ,mured..,el, o. lb. ba.k ol the „ve,. „«• w.U ,^Sy b^VJS.i
way, and the whole building, in u ma**. wuh an tt«» ood whig, anti i« eveiy way competent
additional lo«* "I VO,1)00 him ol wheat, stored in ; Mr . "* h . rec \},e d«ne* ot the office, and deserving a
bulk The bmidmg ufsaid lo have cost $9000. i |® o „ lt ,au«n hy the party aluwhesv Count*.
The wheat, which was equal in value lo siq,OoO, ; _
was Stored m bins, and not a bushel it u said, will Knrroa:—You will plea*» *iaie that t will he a
be saved. Mr K. Tompkins’ ware house at Cap- i r .„ dld ,' to ior noraumuon for the other of Fro'.hoi.ots
per creek, hus also been washed away, with u very . rTi before our neit Whig amt Aiiiimasonic Count)
considerable loss ot produce. Naples and BeurcU- i Convention. Yours; Ac . pAjfNp^ToOK.
town ore „nm|,letely ..med.led, and there ue bat > „,„„.hip, M.reV to. IM»
two or three places trom the mouth lo Peona. on EU*“fo r) — -
the north side of the river, but which arc uuder | „ Wright, BX. P M OejsUat,
water. Ou the south side, ll is even worse, Utd | (JfVic* and residence on Fourth it. ,
with the exception of Havana, Pekin, and one or . ' opposite the Pittsburgh Uunk. Office j
I two other point* the wholo coast is submerged, lo i {ffflHjSflL hour* from » o’clock to la A M.. and
I the depth, in many placet, of S and 10 leete The [ from 4 o’clock to 4 »cpU*ly
water at Peoria, on the morning of the 1 Jtb, was • *"•* " ‘
up to the curb stones on Front street, and rising R UJ otous Nrmca.—Nicholas and Margaret Urown
slowly. At Peru, the previous day, It bad com- , , U»pe4 Canada, Minister* ol Die Go«pcl of the So
raeaced falling. The dimers ol (he Prarie Bird re- of p ncn d*, will hold religious meeungs m ihe
port Peoria Lake still froien over, and navigation ■ ‘ ' ( . hurcb y, t \\i street, Pittsburgh, Uus (TUursdayl
closed at that point. Tho bridge ncroaa the river ; w> ’ , clocb The public are invited to at
waa in great danger of being carried away, by ! u,oni,,ff “ mchtfl)
heavy mna*eß of lloaling ico and the strong cur- , tend.
renL The steamers Pride of the West, Superb,. , mmm DIED, HI
Highlander, Tamerlane, were at Peoria, the two —wheeling, Va, on the 27th mat ' M* lT - Wlfc *«
fanner waiting to go further up. The Highlander George I. Ilolnies.
vna taking in a cargo for N«w Orleans. The Mary „ ef funcrm i will take plarc il»> at n r[k
Wane, at a point below, waa loading for Pittsburgh. frinn lbe rr..dciiec of Wm Jack, Peun street, l iitl.
The river from Peorm to the mouth Waa namg rap- w . The fnendj 5f the mmuy are .e.pccifutly m
*!iy, all the wayldown.—SY Uuu R*y<i6 , Mar<l, 4
14. 1
A «Tg« WAT TO MOTSCT THX B» FWO* TBS
Mm r.vm 1 ■UBiaifT wittiw*,»° ■
Slat© to a contrivance for protecting the bee from
the miller, which wa* novel lo me, and, indeed, to
the contriver blmaelf. until it struck his mind m the
beginning of the season.
Thinking it may be a novelty to all yout readers,
I wilt give a description of it
l The contrivance I witnessed was this: A ***'••
1 house eight feel square and 8 feet high, surmount*
i ed by a roof running up into a spire with a weatn ,
cr cock. In the middle of each oflbejbur sides of
| the house was a ak«se fitting door of sommeni » m i i
I and height to allow persons to enter with ease
standing erect- Within was a series of three
shelves or platforms, one over the door, four feet
| square, supposed by corner posts, reaching ro >
the ground to the top of the wails, aud mortised
I perhaps ioto cross piece* trom the top of the wa »
i Tbesa platforms would-nccoramodair Irom twelve
ito sixteen common hive*. In the day tune a J 1 **
doors were fastened open, but as won as
were in at evening thev were closed. H* ll Y Ir (
] morning they were sga.a thrown JJ 1 II J !
' j little prisoners let If-rth to their toil. ' n , I
, ; the doors are to be kept locked, except w » n u>
“ I cess is wanted to the hive. . 1
Bv the means al*eve stated the miller wa* kept
completely from the hives. He would often be
seen coining round in the evening, and knocking
in vain for admittance. Ooe morning, indeed, l
believe a few millers were found m the house,
when the doors had been closed at to<> late an boar
n the evening previous. Hit ‘hey had evidently
found themselves entirely in the dark, and had done
no mischief. It i* obvious that the house, with H»
internal arrangement, could be of any *»*«-* tl “ u
common sense would dictate. —iY. 1 • rarwer
NEWBPArKRi —Tlie following,from tho Liverpool
Mercury, ts not inapplicable to many persons in this
part ofthe world, and to such we recommend its
careful perusal:
Every subscriber thinks the paper is printed lor
his special benefit, and if there is noilnng m it that
suits him, it must be stopped—it is good for uolhing-
Somc people look over the .deaths and marriage-,
and actually oomplam of the editor it but few peo
ple in his vicinity have been so fortunate as UJget
married the previoas week,or so unfortunate as to
die An editor should have such thing* in his pa
per whether they occur or not. Just as many sub
scribers as an editor may have, just m many dtller
enl tastes ha* lie to consult. (>ne wants stones and
iioetry; another abhors all tins. The pohucian
wants notliiug but |>olilic4. One must have some
thing smart; another something sound One likes
anecdotes, fun and frolic; and the next door neigh
bor wonders thnl a man of rente will put *ueh suifl
iq a paper. We only wish that every man, wo.
man and child who reads a paper, were compelled
but one single month to edit one. They wouoi find
’ that it IS not ({line *o> easy a mailer as they at hf»t
, supposed it to be.
Oiai ceS " HKilts —it h nol generally known
that a lineal descendant ol 'rtoffiy Chaucer, the
“bilter of English poetry,” came near being King
of England. It happened in ibis wise. The poet
bad only one son, Thomas. who had only jj tie
child Aliev Chancer, who murru-d for the third
t*ime*]43o. William de la Pole, Eurl. aud alter,
ward* lHike of Suflblk. who wm attainted aud be
headed in ÜbO. By him aha bad three children,
the eldest of whom. John de la Pole, Luke ol Buf
Ibllt,' married the Pnnccss Elizabeth Plantagenel,
sister of Edward IV., by whom be had a igrrocroua
family, the eldest of whom, John da la Pole, was
declared by Richard 111. heir apparent to the throne,
m the event ol tne Prmceigif Wile* dying without
tM»e. »n that lor some tune, ns Ham* Nicholas rr
mark*, there was n great probability of the poet s
great great grandson succeeding to the Crown
Blit the Earl of Lincoln. ,for sum ho had been ere
aled in his lather’s lileliiur> was killed in lb« not
verv glorious bottle »f Stoke in l+h", ami m his
person the family ol the poet became extiuct—a
fate singular to mv,which has attended tbetamnhes
of all the treat English poet*. -PhuaJaiphta hi*v
trig liutlrttn
Ma. Werstxb Cony ksKl> —The Washington'
correspondent ol the Springfield Republican men-
Uons the following amusing incident Mr boole
was addressing the Senate, when Mr Webster
asked leave l>' interrupt him a moment
Mr Foote turned towards Mr. W wtto was *il
ling directly behind him. and addressed him. <*»
nearly as I ran re collect in the following nn-a
-The honorable Senator from Massachusetts, the
dt»iiOgiK«hed Senator ik.iii Mav>«cbtiselt*. the
sUtesnmn, the orator the -cbolar. lie- philosopher
—<bere Mr W. who, up to this poml had kept bis !
eye fixed on Mr F. coverrd his lace with noth .
hands, and Mr. F then pro«-eeded s« Willow*:'the
man win•»*: speeches arc destined lo ; 'V«- n* lung a* l
the English language, he wlm wfi hrrchltcr rank I
I alongside the l vunuthrtie* and Burkes ni our own j
j rni WVb.ier - pal.ence *eeniril to b»* e\-
bausted at thin po-nt. am! he belched forth ul the
i top cl his iung». ' / rf cn/"' Whal-c.nclusion
i Mr K brought hi- elaborate enlogmm to. 1 am un
able to say. for arnul the roar of merriment and
Inagliter thnt ensued, he could not be heard lor some
minute* after.
Makuyimia lici'EAsEo Wife’s Sutkr. as al*>
the loece of a deceased Wife, we have stnied there
was an eilort making in the British Parliament to
ivrn’ue Tb« Hon. S. Worth y demonstraledth.it
,b. prescut probib lion* w.-re entirely inoperative.
!■ rotn a summary > i information taken from only
live districts -n England, in less than three months,
it appeared that nt marriages ascertained to have
taken place in the districts alluded 10. between par
ties witfi.n the prohibited degree*, one thousand
■ three nundred and sixty-four have been contracted
nee Lord LyndlnirW* act; aod nt these upwards
! oCnme ten hs lui .e been contracted with a Jeccar
I e<l w.le » ».»ter There were discovered, in Uie
I enurse of tn.s inquiry, eigbiy-cght case* only m
i which the act had prevested an intended marriage,
ita-c f ,ghly<«M c««.. thirty-lwo ,re
to have requited in opcu et-habUaUon jwtthom the
»aneliou of any form or cerdmony. W the nmrna
ee. thus ascertained to have been contracted .very
lew were between person* in the poorer classes.
It wo* very probable that 13,000 marriage* had
iskuo place, aud supj-osing three children the issue
of each marriage, the legitimacy ol not less than
40,000 children would be placed in jeopardy
Throughout thr kingdom, it wasbel.evcd the num
ber of marriages ofth.* kind was nol less than be
tween 30,000 and fAOOO.
OF Lo» CoMEVt-E'C* TVUK DwtinV—
When Philip Henry, the father of the cclebcated
Comentaior, sought the hand of ihe only daughter
and heiress of Mr. Matthew* in marriage, an ob
•eclioo was made by her (Asher, who ndm.Ued that
be was a gentleman, a scholar and an excellent
preacher, but lie wu u stranger, and ‘ Uiej did nut
even kuow where he came from ' "True, said
the daughter who had well weighed the excellent
otialitie* and graces or the stranger, "but 1 know
I ihere he i< going, and i should like to go with
him," and they walked hie’a pilgrimage together
I How honored would that reluctant latbef have
been, oould nr have foreseen that bis daughter
would l>e the mother of Matthew Henry. And
bow different would l« tbe world’s estimate of
men, if they were judged less by their origin, and
mure by their destiny. There is one pride of
family highly commendable —there ta another pride
offAmily metlablv conlempuble.
To]tfu Editor of the Pittsburgh GaafUt.
The Inna of life at the fire on Monday, in Alle*
gbeny, ha' cast a glootu over the whole neighbor*
hood. It war awful to think of, and still was be
yond the reach of human power to prevent If the
whole city bad been destroyed, a single life saved
from the consuming flames would have more than
compensated for tt all.
1 wish however to bear witness to the noble ex
I erttonaof our firemen, on* and oRSot the manner in
which they performed their duty Where all did
#o welt, no fault can be found, but 1 was particu
arly impressed with the heroism of the members
ofibe ParamcfT, as they worked at the can.il, the
fountain head, and from which came the only'ef
fective and never failing stream. Nobly did they
work, and nobly did they earn and receive the
praise of every person cognizant of their situation
Had they ceased, much more property mu* have
been destroyed, nnd irerhapa more lives lost, and
therefore it i» 'hat 1 communicate this for your
naoer to give them that credit which is so justly
their due. A.tO.MAvr*.
“Ecuvohv ta W axLTH," and if Mr Shields had bul
been governed by the shove motto, be might have «a
red money tml himself much physical suffering; but
read the following leticr, dated April Ittih, l&t-
Mr Win Shields, n respectable farmer of this virm
‘ wu. taken ill, called in a Doctor who doctored
him for Dyspepsia mr one year, but he still got wor-e
Hr then uisenarged his Doctor and paid turn Uitny
dollar. He then got a vial ol your Vermifuge, and
ofS...m,vf Pill*. »nd I.) Ihe o.e of [ho,. me.l
tellies icosting unly 50 cenlst lie discharged, hems.
• I iasst one thousand worm*, and in two werk» was
.o unproved m heullh as to attend io his hu.inc*. m»l
has b«cn in good health ever since, and sa)» Dr
VemufuKE and Sanative FslU have made a
iomid man of him. WM if fiKAN. P M .
To Dr D. Jayne. Ptula. al I'ort \N llliam. O
[.'or sale in Ptuabuigh at the PKKIN TKA' STOKK,
oFoufth street, near Wood frbl7-dA»S
HAMPTON, SMITH & CO.,
t> R Y GOODS JOBBERS,
SO. 54 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
(iTf I T SALK \rr ksStws; US', : »V'.,
hi'J "‘ *" r "'■ bl '“ h ”r i “,:f, L° c.o d.r«llY » i>h >»' K.-...., -d ,-.p. r ,.
\ h*v-. |wo% rr; to our trade, tial . £ho may have iQou«ut o: gem?. Ij.i ;«• they «»lt tuid they
fu..y Mtueit an rioinumtion of our stock oy otun* •* / .1 ’
may lie »avr.t that time anil expense. In our aaaoruocn
m.uoo piece* KapluU. French, anil American Print*
•AUtti ao do do ‘l° ,
l,m*. do Scotch. French end American lawn*.
Mm do OrKai»die*;Mu*lina, <JinKham«. ie Mf
Mi do Beregea, Totlle tie Kteinue*. I b*l»b Chet * nrn
,‘itKi do Flam and Fancy Linen liinguam*',
•am do Mode. Black ami Fancy Afpuca*.
jtai do Belgian ami American Cloth*;
•jUi do Newft«t *tyle» Ca»*imrres;
do Plmn am! lancy Satinet’.*: . .
'.f*l do Jean*,Tweed*. Meru.o I’aaMmeff*. hammer Cloih*,*.
iyi*i do Men * Cotton Summer Wear*.
Nrweo *tyle* Velvet Hiding CuiJ* Cr.u.m l mth'
j Mrap D'Klc. Cloth*. Ac
! Fancy Sdk and Marseille* V«« me*. Ineli 1 an on -
: Biown Linen*, Brown Holland*. Fadding-.
I raiiviis*. Buckram*. Crn*h Dmj»er*. *•'
i Apron Check*. Shining Stripe*. Ac
i a vert nand*ome variety o( ne'.vc*i *
Ai« >. Lace*. Fancy Nnu, Cambric*. Jaco.
Mull*, hwiii. Book Muslin*. Ac
1 ].adit** amt Cent*’ Li*le and Sill tiiovr.,
I I lowk ■ n ajid Cotton (ilovr*;
I Hnndkr-trtnei*. Suspender*. Ac.
l I’.very description of Vanety Good*;
I Mm bale* Brown Sliceiing*;
j HHI do Fine Brown Shirting* nnd Drill*.
| To ra«e* Bleached Shirting*;
| T.. i.me* Tirkin**.
Wr »hall keep up our Stock throughout
| l’i rrsßt hoh, March ti, low. •
amusements.
"theatric.
,3 j>( irtVR Masasm.
MK V II fRISP IN 3 POPULAR CHARACTERS
■splendid Kiiienamment'
Thik*«*aT. Mawii a»-Tbe performance <v. com-
W |,i, ib.> im'hly un«*re«nng Drama, entitled H*4
IVRKCK ASHURK.
•V‘ rP ; Mi*» Cruise.
with Sh»W«i>«ere'» Comedy. in 7ac«, oP
ro con, Rirlß i NU pmiaiß)
lrtru,h 0 . .. Mr Dunn,
c.ruuuo , Mim porter
I produce THE RAKES with
dncetferi. .1 IS postponed utl to-morrow evening, when,
| MR CRISP will api*ear.
APOLLO H ALL, PITTSBURGH.
MADAME msCACCIANTUPnmn Donna A**o-
from the principal Theatre* ot h«Uy. A*-
n.r r‘Bl- Opera House. New S ork, ami Philadelphia.
m iinnourmo to the ladle* and eeutlemen or Pill*-
t.unrh, that *he will <f' v ' H
6 Grand Concert
1,. ,be *>mve Mall, on FBIDAV EVENING. March
JOtli. i*-t« on winch occ**ioil ahe will •<*>* aome ol
~,, lavnri i* lfci»»n»oi in KntflMb and llalinn.
Madtmir B Ha* freat pleasure in announcing Ural
•He will be a-.uieil bv ibat di«lin*m*he(l Piam«t and
Vocalift-MR J 1. HATTON—who will introduce
mate ol In* IV-rnpuvr I’omie Scene*. which lave
been received with *nch eii!hii«ia*»u m New\ork,
Boston *••
SUIN' *K BI**CAiU'IANTI will periorm two mv«>riio
Solo* on the Violineeilo
Proframme—rart i>
I Introduction— Piano Fort* Hcmmei.
•> Cavaunn Madame Bi»cacri*nU,
' (from Linda) Dowzrrrr
I New Characteristic Song J L. Harrow
••The Chn«tn»a* Sleigh Hide,” (Po
et:! by i’ F. Hoffman, K*s > J - Hattos
i Fonta»ia—Violmcello -Signor Hi*-
f.n latltl
*, Rotnflntn. from (iiovanna d'Arco—
Madmne Bisraecianu
• Kr e„!rie Sohc— Mr J L Hatton
••The Liitle Fa*t Man," Br.rwrrr
An uticrniM-ion of ten minute*
Part 11.
[ | Cavatina Madame Ktacacctaiiu.
1 ((rum Lucial • • Dosirrrri.
I t i New Pathetic Ballad —Mr J 1.
Illation The Ballad ol ihe l)> *
tennan, (wntten by O W Holme
K»<] , Bo»ton. Ma«s
l Solo Viol'mcello— Signor Bi«r*rr,
anu
A Kn«!i»b B«li»d~\V«mrn cipress-
U (or Muitunif Biscay.anti, by J 1. Hatton,
j Knai.t-Thr Watkins' Kventni:
Party Mr J I. Hntton J '» R« E
,-lVitt* V'c-U. each. <o r>* Wad Ibe Music Store..
ll&'Monor.intW'la House Johnston *. Siorkinn » RooW
diorc and .like door on the evenm* of P rr«nrm»ncr.
I)oor« open Ist • -Concert to commence at . I o clock.
IT r Mr J l. Hatto*** *0111;. word* and music may
H.;g .1 the door .»< ih« lull. .
PHILO HALL,
I, t i ( Throe D » jr a .
Am exhibition rv.T' iftemoon at **• "“ U . vtn , ,n * ai -t
o tloc-k—s>aiurdav mgbt positively the last.
MU \vn I J AMS<iN. in returnum hi* slncerr thanks
ibr the liberal patronage beamwtd upon him b*
Ptttsbnrgh. Allegheny. Ac.. begs to
Ihr.il that hr will exhibit. a* above. his NA
TIONAI. PKIHaMA <>' i*'c BOMBARDMK.VT t>l
vn-ii v i’|||7 l,v riir loror* under lien Scott.
V ’ur. *-iirr ut thr dooM, attendance will b*
nvJal \hr Hill --vet? day Uom 10 to 12 and tSAo A.
mMhe sale »| uckri*. and no "‘ore will t" tasted than
can :.r comfortably -rated
r , r[ ... rrnl^iUtUliru bail price Door* open
a- Vo c :©e7-commence. .1 5!* Kvamngs “>
I m Vbr u *ntec’i« who «ervrd with the Atmy »> Mexico,
V munirci* mcha».d3l
| rang _
r ICFT WITH TUB SUBSCRIBER, «o»
I . Mond.v, 11M. day of March, UMV. one yrev Marr.
Saddle und "llrtJle —about ten year, of ago, blind o.
die right rye. Said Mare u supposed to hare been
sndertfor hired ant of a livery stable: a* the man wen
,0 MtltoW. I.IVT, *»'■'"«»" 0 * , b ;"*
buerr a«d bs« " hern heard of Hr got a dark bay
LoS. T ;*ib -to WH,e mark, on and a new buggy vnOi
patent leather tor The .aid man »» about aix feel
liigti.dark complexion, and Java lu« name a*
» DOU.ARS KF-' V ARD will be given for the re
turn o' ih* home, bugry and thiei.
Th. rantr i> r«.|..-.te.l ,o row. fnm.rJ uiH pro.,
preporiv. P .y ....I >*»« b-r »«•!. °<
Lj- ili«t>o»r<l of nrronline to law
j»AMIF.L HARR, Pittsburgh. Pa
m. hii-dtAw.f*
, <1 i ivi'ii <V Kl) -i>j ruc'il for 4*l* by
( l -‘ iaß>KKl ’ \\ A R mci tcheoN.
l4a Liberty *t
j vii i aTi 1 1--k riu !,! ;* Potato** received. in aiore and
1 > t,v [. s WATERMAN,
*- U 1 water and 68 front *l_
~L'. v< m• m and 40 «k« white Bean*. ju*t rrc'd
Hald if “in t,v mrb!9 LB* WATERMAN
I ARB- 111 I'M. Mo 1 L*nt
1 j ahd mr »ale by mebifl) I. A " ATfcRMA.N
r*'n-uS AM) BUCKETS—*» doa BuckcU, 10
1 ♦j.R.T.M, ■•*«**• *>
'r,^ LASS ' '
AU'OHUL-W UU jus( rec’d and for •*»« by
mehSa _ R K i?KI,I ' I '' K3 -
ll<> «k« l*enrht«»; IUO t>«»h Chcatnuli;
W 1 nirumer C-imbni, f«r *nle *>y
‘ RIIKV. MA'ITHKWS i f-o,
57 water «1
Ui ;A Vv A-i «' I.t.u VVbiit: Beall*. Mdo .lielleJ
“ .!"h'Ju **"’ ' <r RHEV. MATTHEWS kCo
I A HD— H No 1 Hard: l übl Jo Jo. uu *alr by
RHKV.MATriIBWj*Co_
1v ( ir\Ol -«* r»k» b*«l qu'uiny. for »alc by
' Iticllsf . KHKY. MA'ITMKvV SA Co
/ (oITON YaKN HU**-lb. No* C. Yarn,
t Chain. Ac. IM< bale. Baum/.'-’a do Candle wick.
!l>r l ° WC '‘ * UarkC RHKY, MATTQEWS At o
« i | cab. Ac -215 hl»fl» lair lo prime N O Suear; 1-0
bt>l« aborted No* !-<»«' Buenr; 4‘JO Jo Mola*«e*,
„ale by mhft RHF.Y. MA'ITHKWS ACo
ti r aNT ED— Ah e xpeftenerd Sxle.man m ibc Dry
W Co*ml» hoAiMCAA The l»c»t ol rrierencr* requir-
J ’ Aooli u, A A MASON A Co.
P^T'’ N
SKEIN C(rrro.N-«cu« while, aaaorled and blue
„C..V C d f„, -^ a » BUTHNOT
i'ltm KI.ASTIC ?
[ J for wile by _ metis* h--- -------
Ct KWINIi SIEK-U <-a*e» Uik and a«*'d u Oa *pool*—
0 rerM»i»dtoiaal*l»y me hit- CARBITHNOT
c-vEij^-’.jas- u "' rtsa*®?:
N 111 ' '""c'lj GRANT
l' l N DRIK* 4 —l2 »k* ('lover »ved. 2do Timothy »ecd>
N , bucket* Httiter: 5 do Lard, ju»i rec'd ami for *alo
by tnctiSh C H GRANT
/ i LASS- IVi bi. exlw, 7j do 10x12; 25 do 10x14; ju»:
\ I tecrived and inr »mle by
mrhv’n 8 V VON BONNHORST A Co
i iCYTHK SNEATHS do* for naif by
S mrh2- 8 V VoN BONNIIOKBT A Co
HOKB 20 do* caal »lecl plate, for sale by
.nchy, S F VON BONN HORST A Co
/ 1 LOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED —For tale by
(j mrM» 8 F VON BONN HORST A Co
BACON SIDES—S hhd« now iaiidiiiK irom steamer
Cumberland; for »nle by
mPh .> ISAIAH DICKEY A la, 1-roni *t
IARD-27 bbl* No ), d hail dod«i npw Undipufrum
» .teanicr Cumberland; for aaW by
mc b»' 18AJAH DICKEY A Co
I'KATHKHS—U 5 »k* now laudin* from »tnir Cura
* berland, lor aolc by ISAIAH DICKER ACo
BEESWAX—1 c»k now landing Irom «nu Cumber
land; to* *a»e by mlt2- JSALAH IHOKKY A co_
FuTATOK-S —'AW »k» miJ iO l>bln ow
tiami null lor milt- I')'
/ tRKF.N AJM'I.Kj* -Wl'l'l* iii kooJ ordrr,
r-JL.,
i” Vor.Nbin PIG IKON— ami ion* Pig Iron. Mnrtipi
and for talc by. J * * L * u * u
lARD—-JW) l.bL N« l. it* good iliipomg order; UP do
J lnoliaT***’ '" r ** IS AI AH DICKEY A Co, From *1 (
111 UK ami Wmer Proot Mineral Paint, for tale by
i mVlIa" ISAIAH DiCKHY ACo
, , u> | -r> •*) |,ii| ( ui store, for *al«* by
ISAIAH DICKEY 4 Co
DEKRS » k » 111 Mor,,: for* l ' l ® by
b Sr IS.UAH DICKEY ft Co
Ft- bbt* Flour, O Walker* brpnd, just
landing and for *ule by
’ 3C b j 7 .■ * DILWORTH kCo
GRKKN APPLES—4I bbln iu fine order.
r„rhsr7 J S DILWORTH k Co
CH.OV F.R SEED—Ib l>bl» Closer Seed.
> inch*? J S MLWfttRTH *o*
SHAD— 0 half bbl* lor sale by
uichal S F YON BONNHORST k Co
HFHRINO—" bbls for sale by t
roehiSi 3 F VON BONNHORSTACo
1 iXTRACT LOGWOOD—7O ease* ju*i r«\l and for
jPj «alc by rabtaJ n A FAHNESTOCK ACo
NEW STOCK OF JKWKLRY—WaIcay*, Military
and fmiry Good*. m*i owning and for sale al reg
ular Koaietw pr.cfa, by WAY WILSO/'f,
metric v corner 4llt and Market »i«
>N--t’ ruki Baron liam*. ado Uacou Sboul
der*, iu»t recetireil and tor sale by
pc itt) HAW)Y, JONES A Co
00.m.i.r0 t rip R
AUCTION SALES.
By Jotui D. Davit, Anetlonacr.
Clothing Store at Auction.
On Thursday morrtl»(f, 31« t in.L, •( 10 o’clock, at ihe
.tore in Market street, next door to the corner of 4th
• l will be lold witnout reserve, the enure slock of
fashionable clothing. comprising a choice and season
al,l,. assortment. among which will be found—Sack
coau, frock, dress and business coals, hangups, over
coats, cloak*, monkey jackets, fancy and black eaut*
mere pants, satinet, tweed and jean do, vest* of every
style and quality, lamb's wool and canton flannel
drawers and shirts, cr&vau, scarfs and slocks, fine
ibirts with linen bosomy *r.
Aleo.'! cherry lop eoanters, store fixtures, shelving,
gas fixtures, Ac.
The above oilers a more than usual opportunity to
dealers to replenish their stocks
me ha JOHN D DAVIS, Anct
Splendid IloustJwld Furniture at Auctton.
On Thursday next, April Oth, at 10 o’clock, A. M .
will be sold at the dwelling ol Hon Judge Irwin, on
the Hast Common, adjoining the canal in Allegheny
city, withoai reserve, hi* entire household Furniture
consisting ol
Mahogany sofn» and chairs;
do divans, louogea and rocking chaus;
do centra, pier side tables;
do bedsteads, wash stand with marble top.
. mahogany and cherry dressing bureaus, French and
and high post cherry bedstead*, cherry wardrobe, fan
cy and common chairs, I pair large French plate pier
glasses, looking glasses, super enndelabras and ius
irrd, mauiel lumps, manic! ornaments, bruueli, in*
grain and straw carpeting, on elegant new tnpestry
carpet, saxoti rugs, feather beds and bedding of the
choicest quality, French china dinner and tea sett*,
glass, crockery and caeeusware, ivory handle and
common knives and forks, window blinds, cornices
and curtains, elegant French mantel clock and shade,
runs 3 week s, bras* clot k*. astral and ball lamps, su
perior cooking stove and fixture, complete, bath tub
and fixtures, great variety of kitchen nimiture, uten
sils, etc PtnTadnlphi a rnede garden engine, and « va
riety of garden tools, Ac.
Some of ihe above am entirely new, and alt in ex
cellent order. Terms at sale.
inch 27 • JOHN D DAVIS, Auct.
Administrator t Sale of Stacks-
On Thursday morning, Aj>ril llitii, at 10 o'clock,
the Commercial Auction Rooms, comer of Wood i
Firth Street*, will be sold without reserve, by orde
Thomas Duvidson and Joseph Pennock, Adifiimsi
iuuuju ■■ • -r" j
tors of the estate of A Hotbnch. deceased—
U ultnres Pittsburgh mui Orcensburgh Turnpike C\
1331 do Conrmaugh Bridge Company.
mcb27 JOHN I>. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
J l. llanos
Blairsville Recorder copy and send bill lo Auclie
Assignee’* S«le, bjr Auetlon.
Forty kivk acres ok excellent goal—
with the privilege of nnotber tract adjoining, ami
about lorty iwo acre* oi land—on which areiereetcd
•) or 10 dwelling house*, two coal rail roads, iM other
improvement* for carrying on the coat business.
Tlu» extensive and very valuable-property iliesjost
on tlie bank of the Mouangaheln river, directly op po
me the thriving borough of M’Keesport, m Allegheny
county, and will be sold all together.
It will be odered lor sale at public auction, on MON
DAY, the aeeond day of April next, at U o'clock, A.
M . at tlie New Court House, in Pituburgh.
Several year* lime given lor lb« paymeht of the
pureha«e money. Thi» property lie* together, in aueh
a position a« to afford every fanlity for cartying on
the coai business in the least expensive and most pro
fitable inanucr
The coal is of the be»l quality. Time to Uke it out
on imited Title indisputable Murli of the land suit
able tor building loti.
t'apitaltsta wi.hing 10 make a «afe and very profita
ble investment on .peeulanou. ami persons wishing 10
engage m inc coal business. ire invited to look at tni*
property and attend the sale. a* it is fully believed that
•io better bargain lor such property was ever offered
in Allegheny county.
Kor luriber lulormauou, inquire of the Assignee or
Auctioneer, or oi Geo. F. Gfllmore, at Jiu office on
Grant urtet. Pituburgh. JIT..-
Alexander millkr,
A»*rnee of Robt Sinclair.
John d Davis. aoci
PAPER HANGINGS. •
MESSRS. JAS. HOWARD A CO.*
to. 82 Wood Stwet,
WOULD colt the mention of the pubtic uTtheir
of Paper Hanging*, which for ra
ndy, beauty of finish, durability and cheapness, u un
surt'a«»od by any establishment in the Union.
Ucsidei a large and full assortment of paper of their
own manufacture, they axe now receiving a direct im
portation of French and English styles of Paper Hong
!n*», purchased by Mr. Leri Howard, ene of the firm,
now in Europe, consisting of
Parisian manufacture, 10,000 pieces,
Londou do 5,000 do
Of their own manufacture they hare 100.000 pieces
Wall Paper, and 14,000 pieces satin glaxed Window
Blinds, Ac , .
Messrs. James Howard A Co. have spared neither
expense nor labor in their eudeavors U> rival the east
ern wall paper establishments, both in quality of man
ufacture and randy of pattern; and they are warrant
ed in assuring the public that they have succeeded.
The whole assortment, toreign and home manafac
'tare, will be offered on terms as low as those of east
ern manufacturer* and importers. mch27:du
J. C. P. SMITHS
Attoraey and Counwllor at Law,
»T. LOUIS, MO.
Will rive particular attention to the eoljeption of
Claim*, and all money received, ihall be-remmed
without delay. „ _ . _
HxrKKKiicn —Hon. R. Coulter, Supreme Bench, Pa ,
Merer* Lyon, Short. A Co. St Lout*; Wood, AbboU k
Co. Philad’a, Jao H Brown A Co. do; Mr. Charles H
Welling, do. Kao, Mahoney A Co. New York; Crntten
den Blm A Co. do; Baugher A Oreudorff, Baltimore;
W F A A Murdoch, do; Love, Martin k Co. do; Mr.
John Falconer; Loreni, Sterling ft Co. Pitts*
burgh, Knr*ythe ft Co. do; Hampton, Smith ft Co do;
Mr LS Waterman, do. nigh2s:dSm
R. T. LEECB, JR.,
Importer ami Dealtr in Formica and DomfJtu
Saddlery Hardware i Carriage Trimmings,
No, 133 Wood •»., PltUbarih, Pa.
IS now receiving lua Spring supply of Good*, and
invite* the auenuon of Saddle rs, Coachmaker* and
Merchant* to In* stock. It ha* been bought upou the
beat lerm*. from the l>e*t source*, and he therefore
feel* ronhdrnt of l*eing able to utford satu/action to
all who may uvor him with a call. me Uil7:dGm
jo* L laATtCAi*. a. » rrmren. qso. a. Roatirao;
YRATMAS, PITTMAN * CO.,
FOBWIRDUIO k COfIfIISSION BBBCH4HTI
k. a. Hanoi. wa r. jo sis.
KAILDY, JONES ft Co_ (successors to Atwood,
Jone* A Co > Commission and Forwarding Mer
chant*, dealer* in Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods,
Piit»buryh,_Pa : _ __ * ____mcM7
GRBEHWOOD GARDENS
ARE NOW OPEN, for mle of a large collection
of Greenhouse Plants, of the choicest vanede*.
Also, a large collection of (he fine*! Dahlias, and an
nual Flower Plants, will be ready ur'dcliver in |>oia
the I*l of May
BOUQUETS of the choicest Flowers pul Up at the
shortest notice.
The Garden* will be open for the general reception
of visiter* on the 2d day ol April.
Captain VandergrifT* new steam boat, the Tfcoa.
Scou, will commence running from the Point, Coot oi
Penn street, to the Gardens, the 2d day of April" 1
mehS7:d«t« _
JULIUS HAUKL'S AND ROUSSEL'S PERFUME
RY AND SOAPS-Sapontceoui Componod; -•*
Beef Marrow, in pot«; Compound Ox Mnoaw.
Aromatic Vinegar, West End Extract;
Amandine Soap; R<j*ti Tooth Paste;
Hazelnut oil do Urease;
Maabmallow-do Nyiapib Soap;
Teaberrv Tooth Waah; Sand dp
Jast received and lor sale by R E SEULEU&
mch"> ___ S 3 Wood at
MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND—Uul
le.r’s edition, oontauung all lae maHe>, verhatitn
et literatim, of Yols. I fttpl ‘j otf Lgindon edition, em
bellished with a po/truit or the author—3 Yols. tn one.
Price, complete, A large supply of the above re
ceived and for sale by JOHN H MKLLOR,
ruohtjs 81 wood l\
I'IIK subscriber has removed ht* WbdloaaTe Groc^.
ry Store to the corner ol'Hanccpk aOeul and Alle
gtuny next door to the Pixry House.
mch*J7:du JOHN F. PERRY.
>TEW SPRANG) A.-Mason A CoT,"n^
I o<l street, are now opening 40 eases aud
packages of tplendld SPUING GOODS, comprising
I jiw.u, Moslms, Berettes, M. de Lainei, Gioghama,
D’.V ,U '>f t ®'l ch «r“ nbne *> LiUeitt, Ribbons, Lacev
Silks, shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, atin n general assort
tnent oi Good*. mch*7
TASSKY A BEST
TO iNU PKbLaßs'-?»iti. »
Jotugoa.« Market itreut, wishing to olo*e their
9* y*nety Goods previous to their removal, will
sell at wholesale their stock of Comb*, Button*. Nee
dles, Threads, Pin*, Jewelry, Ac., at cost. S-ft J- will
remove on April Sd, to No 69 Market at. mehX7
ALCOHOL —20 bblj AlgoUol, just iccM per ateosu!
Shenandoah, ant) for sale by
rachao . J KIPP A Co
KEG BUTTER—2O kegs on consignment.
wch» M'GIU-S ft ROB
BACON— We me nov recemng fnta naoka koa»e
30,000 iU. choloe Mam*; 40,0(W lb* prime Sboui
dti*. mcWM M*GILLS & ROE
DIAMOND sharks and Ulaaier* Dia““f d ( rn F,T,:
""‘“"blS'aLbvlsmitii
W“S £A ”"'' 3 ““ '” 9 AW HARB”I*OH y
*SHKKI* SKINS—A few doxi®c»d and
. . * awh^uavgh
o A^i" ,I, '” hO * U 4 a PILWORTH * Co
: D«J -’J4- JOO *k< Uried Apple*, In More.
A _ iaDILWOKTOftCtt
l.^'
VXAIJC ACIIV-1 cast H»r sale by
) »iu*» URAUN^RUTra
If? HITEULL’E—3bW» lor tale by
V\ mchtt BRaln k HHTKB
'KAM BOATS .
CIKCINHATI * PITTSBURGH
ittea jfifc JSt
DAIL V PACKET LINE.
Shills well known tine of splendid
ers ... now composed of the
i.bcd and tarnished, and moat powerfulbotta oh the
water, of the West Every accommodamn and com
i<«rt that money ran procure, haa been provided f r P
Th. Lino hu boon in cpor*uo» fo, I*"*
—has carried a million of people without .
rr K Uni, po„ono Tbo U.U will bo f "'
Wood street the day previous to starting, for in* ire p
tion of freight and the entry of passenger, on the ««»*
t«f In all cases the passage money must o* P* 10 m
SUNDAY PACKE#.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain Hemphill*, will
lease Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at 10 tfslscki
Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 t. U-
Msy £), 1»t7..
The .MoNli
burgh every !
every Monda
Thg HIBERNIA No. 4, Capt. J. KLtsaraLTia, Will
leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 r. x.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW POLAND No. 2, Capt. S. Das a, will
•sve Pittsburgh every* Wednesday morning at II
’clock, Wheeling every Wednesday evening at 10 1. ■
THURSDAY PACKET.
mch23td4wAw4tJ
The BRILLIANT, Capt. Oases, will leave PUu
urgh every Thursday morning at 10 o’clock; Wbeehag
very Thursday evening at !0 r. *-
The CLIPPER No. SfCapt. Pass DtrvsL, will leave
Pittsburgh every .Friday morning at lOo'cloek; Whee
ltu| every Friday evening at HI r. B.
SATURDAY PACKET.
The MESSENGER No 4, CaptAVouswaao, wilt leave
Pittsburgh every Saturday morning at 10 ofeloek;
Wbeeltns every Saturday evening at 10 r. v.
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY UNK
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACKETS*.
ijQ 1,4 -
Leaves Pittsburgh daily, at 9 o’clock, A M., and ar
rives at Glasgow, (mouth of the Sandy and Beavdr Ca
oal,) at 3 o'eiock, and New Lisbon at 11, same night.
leaves New Lisbon at 8 o'clock, P. &L, (making iha
trip canal to the river during the night,) and Glasgow
*t 9 o’clock, A M., and artlves at Pittsburgh a« 3 P.
(bos making a eottunuous line for carrying pas
sengers and freight between New Lisbon and Pitts
burgh, tn shorter time and at less rates than by any
other route. .... ~
The proprietors of this Ijne have the pleasure or In
forming the public that they have filled up two fint clan
Canal Boats, for the accommodation of passengers add
freight, to run in connection with the well knows
steamer* CALEB COPH and BEAVKB, and connect
lrt* at Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and Qinela
natt and other daily line, of steameis down tbo Ohio
and Mississippi river*. The proprietors pledge them
selves to spore no expense or trouble to insure coth
fort, safety and dispaten, and ask of the puhlievi chart
ol tbetr P %tn>Q J{pi l j oai2El) AOKf <TB.
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVER, C. E Clarke, mo
ter, will leave alter this notice, for WellxvQle pnnflta
ally, at B o’clock in the morning. jel3
1849. 184 •
PITTSBURGH * BROWIIVILCB
Dally Packet Lino
FEBRUARY lat, ItHD FEBRUARY Ift, 1848
LEAVE DAILY ATBAU, AND 4 P. M.
. The following new boats caapisie
vr*" Wme line for the present season: Al-
M9SA(nf9B LANTI<\ Capt James Paikituqti
aSQSs&EIALTir. Capt. A Jacobs; and JjOUIf
M’I*ANE» Capt E. Bennett. The bootk are tjitindy
new and are fitted up without regard to expense. Bvl
-rv comfort that money can procure has been pfiOvW* |
The Boats will leave toe Monougahela Wharfßoata
tbo foot of Roes *l Passenger* will bo punctual ca
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the adw :
nsedboars, M A. M- and 4 P. M. I*°**
Pittsburgh*. LoolaTlU* Pmlul Llm.
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
_ The splendM new steamer
, TELEGRAPH No. 1,
ygMMB flaslep, master, will leave for above
wtermediato ports on Thurs
day, at 10 o’clock * *. ’
h, toisMo, WI&Sn »Co.
GEO B MOLTENHfijMsIOL
PITTSBURGH AND LOUISVILLE PACKET LINK
__ Tb e nf! w and aptendid fati patten
""’’"telegraphNo. 1
muter, will leave for □aein
oau and LouitTille on Taeaday, th® Wth Iml at ID
o’clock. A. M. For freight or peerage apply oa board..
BURBRIDGE. WILSON A Co.’ftr
UEO 8 MILTKN BERGER,
ry 9tcamer Feytona will leave Lonuvilie (or N«w
i Orkana, on arrival of Telegraph N* £ Paaupnpm
can eo direct, and can ha*e bertha secured hefe if de
tired! _ ««»
153 Second •Ireet,
• ST. LOUIS, MO.
REBIOVAL.
MONDAY PACKET.
HNGAIIKLA.Capt StoSb, will leave Pitts-
Monday rooming at 10 o clock; Wheeling
ay evening at 10 r, x.
TUESDAY PACKET.
FRIDAY PACKET.
G M. lIARTCN, ) p in- K o r,fc
S. AW. UARBAUGH, t Pittsburgh.
R. HANNA. A Co. .) N _ ,
J. HARBaUGH A Co. J"«wLt»oou
LottUTlUe «nd Bt. Lpuli Paekat Lttf.
jglf, 1819«
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FOR 8T- LOUIS
- _ . t. The fine fast running passenger
, steamer ATLANTIS,
mff' rrTBT Geo. \V. Wicks, master, wll] U»re>
the above and intermediate porti*
eery Tuesday, at 10 o’clock. *. «.
For freteht or passage apply on O7 ta ‘
E. C. KING, No. IS3 Com. Row.
UaUvUU.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET FOB ST.'LOU'j
w. Tba fine fait runoms puaep
i fP*. . A steamer GEN. LANE,
HfiftoflSß A- McPherson, master, will ter re („
above and nuermeoiate por ]U eve
ry Saturday, at 10 o’clock, t. *■
For rr eight or passage apply on board, or Vjj
EC. KING, No 163 Cor , go—
Louisville
FOB WABASH RIVEB .
The splendid steam'.»
VERMONT,
taKffiflßLa* llazleu, Burner, wi ,j i eave M *bove
BBMHEBfiMBihia day, at 4 o’eio ck. r. m.
Forjreigbi passage apply <r a board.
FOR ST. LO’JIS.
k The tplendi'i licenser
, U77!ZJ& NIAGARA,
yggataflft M A Cox, master, will leave for the
■BBBMMabora and intermediate poru on this
day, at 10 o'clock. I
For freight or passage, having superior aeeoauno
dations, apply on board or to
jnaj29 PETTIGREW k Co, Agents
_ FOR ST. LOUIS.
—■» K The splendid steamer
i fTfrTJa chief justice marshall,
Black, master, will leave foe above
■BBfIKSBHBand Intermediate porta this dßy,[thi»
day.
For freight or passage apply on board. mch2S
FOR ST. LOUIS AND MISSOURI RIVER?
u The fine steamer
I » PAJUS.
Maratla. master, wilt leave for above
iniennediate ports oa this day,
the 2sth insl, at 10 o'clock, a. u. r
For freight or punago apply on board, or to
marts PETTJGRISW A Co, Agts
FOR NASHVILLE
r t k The splendid steamer
1 fl-TLiJ EUPHRATES,
Ualhonn, master, will leaw for above—
■BßtSiSßand intermediate porta t)o thta day,
the 84th insl, at 10 o’clock, a. m.
For freight or passage apply on ooard, or to
mch*f Pgrr.GREW A Co,. Agts
FOR WABAP,n RIVER.
k Tbe *P lr .,odid steamer
■ fT\. RINGGOLD,
Cope, master, will leave as above on
HMHHS3HBB Uus day, the 2Cih insl, si 4 P . M
for freight or passage, apply on board*-,
mchffl FKTTIGRFrW k. Co^genU.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
k The light draoght steamer
]fk_T_7Jff > SHENANDOAH,
master, will leave for the a-
MBHHEGRHHBbove and intermediate porta on Wed
nesday at 10 o’clock.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
meh® PETTIGREW A Co, Agt»
*H)ITNASnVIQ:E;
Me* k The splendid steamer
■ 1U . HAIL COLUMBIA,
•giltggwoft Green, master, will lauve rot above'
intermediate posts on. Wednesday
21st lost at 10 o'clock, a. a.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
m*ri*> PETTIGREW A Co, Agts
REGULAR PACKET FOR NASHVILLE
k The fine light draaght steamer
lPt yjisTm? . DOLPHIN,
master, will ibave for above
WHBBHMiaiid intermediate portsoi*
OLst inst, at 4 o'clock, r. m.
For freight or past age, apply lo
jnchSj J\V BUTLER A 880. Ager^
FOR LOUISVILLE.
ffyi [r ■ w The splendid uow steamer
i HAMBURG,
t WtßtsffSa. CaldweiL master, will le*v,e Ibc tfiv
■UHEBBaabove and intermediate pe ext oa Aif
day, at, 10 o'clock, a. h.
For freight or pauv 0 apply on board, M ,
. ’ PKTTIUIIgW a Co, Agaau
FOR ST. LOUTS
.Sfcir» . k The splendid f>,st running steamar
fiCrfTT ft BCIILYLKILL,
ygggpfflß Williams, mauer, wlllleavo Cor the
■BftMßßaßßßabove and intermediate porta on thia
day, the 18th, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
_ _ PETTIGREW ACo»Agta
PITTSBURGH A WHEELING PACKET.
. • , . The swift steamer
i CONSUL,
U(SSs6SB«t Webber, master, wilt leave regalariv
BgjßggjsSßßfor Wheeling, every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at 10 o’clock precisely.
BLeave Wheeling every Tuesday. Thursday and g«.
“rday. at 7 o'clock, a m, P«c«el)
The Coiisbl trill land at all the intermediate porta**—
Rtery accomodation that can be orocarerf for the com
fort and safety of passengers has been provided. Tb*.
boat IS also provided with a self-acting safety guard to
rr,ro"o p! °‘ ,o “ -
feb4 At w. Greer’s, cor. BmithEcld and Wfter its
REGULAR WHEELING PACKET.
The fine steamer
. ZAHARY TAYLOR.
gfeggttflg Locas, master. will hereafter rauaa «
■MBBlfißrepUar packet from. J»iiubde*h to
d« b wld'Vrid? lll *^ ,U ‘ bUrBheVery Mond *T> Wwbws
£or freight or passage apply on beard. ja24
/ r ?R MARIETTA, PARKERSBURG.
And Hockingport, and Intermediate landings.
iftfu *tw & ne vtaamet
[lt- n r, Jf WELL3VILLE, '
muter, will leave for th</ afiova
every Tuesday, at 10 o’«!ock»
H. For freight or passage apply on board. d—g.Ha '
LQOAH, WILSON * CO«
T Ui’ORTERU and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
JL Qaraestic Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Am, IRQ
Wood street, Pittsburgh, are now folly prepared with
a recently imported stock of Hardware. Cutlery
dlery, Carpenters' Tools, Ac., to offer very great t»_
decemenu to Western Merchants, as in addition ‘try,
the many advantages bad by our predecessors,
*. Kem,rJ f. wc have greatly increiJeiour
taciUbes, and purchase all obt goods from fijfl
oq the very best terms. . •
The junior members of the firm devote lhair whalo.
attentions ules. and feeling eonfideru of giving sua
ufacuon, respcelfaily solicit a call <som
visiuhis market. T t
WANTED.
A BUY of 14 years <jf age, of good Mttalificauou*.
wubes « situanpa as assistant ut a store.
a this oftce. «nehSß-d3L ' **