The Pittsburgh daily gazette., July 31, 1849, Image 2

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'.PHILADELPHIA NORICitt AMERICAS.
AtiVectlrementa and trobectiptlontto the Nonh Amer
:`.fermand Vatted Owes Gazette, Philadelphia, receive,
and formcnkd from thlo office. •
ay tine President of the: tatted States.
A RECOMMENDATION.
, At are whew the Provide ea of God has
~- t nanifehted iLtell in the visitation.of a fearful pets
, tilenee, which is lipreading its Mirages throughout
the land, ft is fining that wpeople, whose; reliance
tea ever been on Hie Protection; should humble
- thenteelves before Ms thittll 104, while acknowl.
44 gi n g P"itraßagreaudaault tutklii continuance of
1 Divine - mercy.
! It . is, therefore, earnestly receinmendod that the
'' Mit Friar.) , in Atincet be °hawked throughout the
Uallid Slates, a day of kitting; humiliation anti
• karat. All b ese will be seppended in the ea
;
/boa branches f the public' sealaa on th at day;
• spilt Lute= ended to peradat of nil 'him"
detiocometi , mas abstain, as heal practicable,from
' ationlar occu •um end totuiSpalala in their re.
r i ,, Te VII of public worslt*to acknowledge
matte nese which klut thatched over our
- ethane* as a nation, sad iteiliing crowned Mt
With thhiliElld lessings; and q, ,:implore the Al
‘..
Willil4Y,in His WM good unie stay the de
=vying band Mob is now licteit no against us.
~..:: Z TAYLOR.
For Local Natter. eia'!"itiext page.
scoxf, pogo for Telegraphic Nears
TreiIITEAL SONWLeCiWT7f OF TUE POPe-- 4 .
We promised, some daps agredagain to notice
agtiilla of "The Pittsburgh ipatholle," on the
l utefirrelarrieereignty of the. Bettie, and we should
'.Lave dope. so before this, haOre not awaited to
nent'erhar farther it might iinaie to say upon the
=Wool. An nothing more..aelpeara io ho fonlit
' imago', me proceed to redeern: our promise. hi
doing so, however, we again r r epeat, that we have
nothing to do with the religiotts opinions of iiThe
CUMlie," or these it remesentit except so far as
,they assume a political aspect: . It is the claim of
Arbil to rule, temporally, without the consent of
the-people, that provokes our Censure.
Bane proceeding with the loam question, how
ovarslmre in one thing upon v. hick we desire
to ori x word of explanation. The editor of
"The Citholie" complains bitterly of the want of
COOltelly with which he has been treated; and out
language may very possibly bnve seemed to him
extremely Irreverent. Our ohly excuse is, that it
is oar habit to treat men sit w Gad them. Coar
test' fler the courteous; shaTi words for slzei!or
and cigyrip. T;tifiv cave, weipund ourself charged
with htciallem, and - the breve defenders of Remy
widest the most iUfgaitous rail:ink which has ever
disgraced civilized blistery, rote sweepingly in
cluded in the same slender: rids, wish 'ouch rock-
lee assertions as that thereliaa as much civil
• . and 'religious liberty under the Popes es ;n any
i t Protestant country, and politidra . doctrine generally
very hateful to as, toe codfdo provoked us to a
style of retort, which, hovveiMe deserved, it is
never pleasant to use. If it love led oar
reverend opponent to greater ,ehaetty for the mo
tives and character of othe4li to greater regale
the the truth of waist he marnsvert, it will have
- answered a good purpose. anil'sve are ott wlthout
Dopes that it may have dour
Having than made the grnektilf for the roughneas
Of one language, we hope aeliefactowily, we
deed with our purpose.
."The Catholic" defies as to drove from the pages
otits paper that as sentiments tore not only loon
eichicalbut abjectly SO," and Lags, eve tie. and
you will -prove by the samei: ratiocination that
white is Hick.'
Pout WWll:nal, we canny: draw back' from a
, •
legit .attempting the proof : kik for oar readers to
p pdge w fat we succeed ' We have bat a lew
of‘Thp Catholic' by 4,but amongst 'help
*tali one which we think iefficient for the par
,
eitstatiele in "TheCathcilie," of the 30th June.
we Ind the faetates passagit
"WW do. not wish just rIOWIiCI dismiss the Intetty
iiiiatioritilltirCetstdrtions :omit °tithed, of rightly
-resisting motutrnhasslia bereastrd': tyrants and via
lot. the Weser justice sod of , itteir realms Cares
ale thedory hat a soltstuas arJl4, Inermellously
feivntfrinti the bass iren.getegf:of jediticed declaim
ers; bet It is Clot necessary to Tank purposes to bring
it forward here. It is enough' to my that the eer
itwhich has gone abroad neOwen propagated ip
Europe by Freemasons and tbeir dopes to the ef
&et that TIM pair= are the aim ate and supreme
same °retail government, Mid that they have a
right to change the constitation a of eatehhehee
govenunents at their will, hiCepthout doubt fur
nished the precedes , and priJfeiple which, supply
Vaned . out and developed, has'. deded by amoutag
the highest and most august throne and monarchy
on earth."
We do not know why . tbis. Freemasons are
made responsible for the Memulgation of these
doctrineatahich "The Catholic:" deems ao atrocious,
for they are held by free men , `;,every where, even
by monwthists, who are not N . + Veally They
were Meted upon by the petiplit of 'England who
deposed James, who thought ns had a right di
vine to role, and crowned ljrilliam, who was
content to derive his power ID-rule from the con
tent of the mimed. All eitustitutiorial monar
chies, if we mistake not, are tweed upon this Idea;
at all events, It is the very essence, the touch
state of republicanism, and it la the veriest mock
cry to pretend that he who hblde that tho people
tume.not the right "to cloak the constitutions of
established governments at tlleir will" as a repub
lican. .
"The Catholic,' in the above guotation, acknow.
ledges that the recent re votuiten in Rome LII the
principle of the right of the people to change their
gownoment 4 sinsply acted ouireout docclopecl."
doobt of it. Thee truth willri'dn
crone enamioo
tine, oocasioually leak out, eget° born an °naut
ili:rig witness. But the Aired - olf this incileotal ad
mission, to irresistible to an !American public, G.
elsewhere sedulously sought to be weakened, by
denying that the present wiling government of
Prune fairly represents the penple. To be consis
tent. The Catholic" should be( 'little solicitous on
this headigince, according to 3t, the people have
noright to chive any bow. But we have every
deg farther proof that it is thei people who e Tee:-
ed the tetolutinn an,q howl' defended Rome.—
Ceititia Eagle; of the Vatted States steamer
Prinnetoti It's been In Italy Oem the commence.
Meet Of the late troubles, add probably comae
could given better account otthe state of affairs
there, He, with several of lila officers, were
Boom fir eleven days after thk commencement of
hostilities with the French. ire witnessed from
the top of St. Peters, the ArA battles, and bays
Olathe Homan, fought with great bravery and
deterrisination. Ai to the atoll that the inhale-
tants saunas:glen: of foreiglera in the city, he
sap that nothing can be mortuntino. To a man,
the Romans are opposed to tbb return of the Pope
as a temporal prince, or of thi role of oedema,-
ties in any form whatever.
We think it will be acknorshedged that the quo
. titian we have given above, 4oixt ..The Catholic,"
sinfileiently shows that its sentiments are not only
"'monarchical, but abjectly a of and that it has not
been quite 's° difficult to pets m that "white in
*ha." But we cannot refrain from adding a little
more ofthe same stamp; coined is the same mint.
kis the sine number of "The Catholic" is the Cul
.
Qrsrl,rlay not the Pope be considered as
absolutely the owner and rightful possessor of hie
own territories, whereas other sovereigns ore
placed over the possessions of the nations whom
;I!ify respectively govern, as the guardians in pro
„terixors?
, ll"..rekte Pope, for the tints being, is even
and absolutely land rightfully the owner
.7- lightiklelkoktor of the States orthe Church as is hey
Thileirgesitleman the Owner artd possessor of the
lab gist estates that have wine doors to Kim by
lineal entail from an immemorial length of ancestry.
Other sosovigas are to be =warred according to the
amstiihdiceas and kilaarics of eh. 6, carmine” and
faircilus."
We are- et a lass to kociv . whet ie precisely
meant by the Pope being thO (Owner nod posses
ger of the States of the clit(rgh as is any living
grandam= orhis lands and senates. Is It meant
IMO the Ovate occupiers of lied are merely ten
onyg ro erill of the Pope, Or in it meant that thews
milled owners hold subject to [the despotic power
- ergo Papa LD condseata whenever he shell see
piper, The distinction Welt lbetween the Pope,
and other sotareigns".. nron i i4liem to warrant one
. of these conclusions.
Oldie we ate willing to aditiit that the right ol
the Pope to his temporal Idtirninlons is just an
alegltlmate ° u that Ormust ?Ow/Units, Emperor.,
and Automata, we deny ttutt *l3 any better, and
ir
...I.i us sohjects have MO as m ch r ln right to provide
far their own magere and
, governMent as our
2attoestors had when the so le i pty of theßritish
..:' monarch was thrown off; . *iihrio .
snore reason PT the &nap ; 1 : 4- ~;,`,J - ,' ,
i N ) the , St4lerfigns,"saye•Ths Coikoh . e' are to be
conaidered it .. et:Orlin:l; to the constitutions and his
tories of thig whuntries and 13 not
very difftett* understand this, when viewed . is
the light of What precedes and follows it. The
Rittman revYtitfon, says our sothority, differs from
the French in this, that the Fronvii overthrow a
prince 'Whet:hid been elected by a mob, while the
Boman Royi?liitioo, on the contrary, dethrones a
prince erbc4iiiel been elected according to th
no
cleat and siisf;i4 was of the Roman States. ifere
webs's° ILI; then of legitimacy," of hereditary
right to ruliilanly, developed. Louis Plaillippe
was not h ,, , ,,k.4timate king, hence his overthrow
was c s c ual4 The history of lon family," and
the ancienriAtitution of the country gave the
legol right lg (guides the Xth. The constitution of
Russia, and!:ilier history of his family, give despotic
power to Fkphdlas. Now, %abatis the remedy for
fhb, so margeffously different from the loose lan
garage of petititiat declaimers," which our authorit y
says that 4:fa: thralic %theology" has in store. Not.
withstanding, tie says, it is . not necessary to bring
thin remedy g'iMera . rd—it, nevertheless, after a few
paragraphs Hlps out, as follows:
"When a ta:teratgidual member of a nation esteems
as grievaols whet the constitution of the nation
does not so;,eSteem, his bent plan, if he cannot
mete up hit Mind to endure the,tore of affairs,
May be to * tAlsewhere. It the grievancek are
real, that isOlthey are in opposition to the funda
mental andpotmal constitution of his country, the
true course,og the good muren is by petition, re
monstrance: de ergument with the ruling power to
seek the rethoital of grievances. When this seems
to prove inetrectual, patience and perseverance
in the Way I:*asen and Justice are the virtues to
be practisa. g More extreme measures are for
extreme ca„,aenli and must be considered according
to the special tlind various conditions Meech.'
We min iiioer nothing- from all this,but the right
tb rate desfintally, (provided that despotism he
according in ate settled order.) on the one dined;
and the duty 'of crissive obedience on the other.
If such be _4olic Theoley, we cannot wonder
that kings .a.ndipringes,for the most parthavegiven
it a willinKeai; mid at a time when Protestanism
was profeimyargely by thy people in almost en.
ery countq in;;Earope, combined for the purpose of
extermictatineit, and to a great extent by the most
ruthless pi.frseieution succeeded m doing so.
The edtior'eof the "Cathalsr' amuses himself
with our pleshmed ignorance of the history of the
Roman PO:Attire. We make no great pretensions
011 that se:Oeiaknd cannot be supposed to know as
much on lhe subject as a Roman Priest. We,
know, hoWeVjr, more than the • Catholic" might
feel quite iFili(ug tar on to tell. We know general
ly that the temporal independence of the Popes
erns not ettaiaed until after several cen:uries ol
sobjectiaa,totte civil power, and that its tempo
ral detail:4ton vas extended by fraud, war, num,
anti unjuit aggroyalon. The Pnpos, woo have
been mot; aprious-abnut the temporal power,
were the snit that have ere, re:gned. To enu
merate in)tatoes, would be tc write a loch, miler
than a neWviaper and :01.1j we ieid se
lected sotie,iwe are con:ye:led, tsy oar l'auaed
space, to [o4o them.
In conelnsfen, as a Protestant, we , :41 have no
objection.to tae temporal sovereXy el:aced.—
In the enNersiget, though sometti of 111 1‘ming
service tif oathoi,,,m, it was on the wh - le
mumbling;ibl*k. and the principal cause of ed is
tnisfortuniT.fin our own aoc , the T.-I:nanny with
which theiqn.int to tempera] and even Irresponsible
lierriporni 4114 is pers.rrci , must reuse eneaUcs
the voraorbesii shrot.r, of every mode of livivcr, vr irss
hearts, C,% ,. ..para, a. 1: a every who
panting Isk &rc inetiiiitocis It ct only bp plc:ding
that the PapSk.y can be saved. Wile , iter it ix..
1171, , libri:C.*:l3oool to do so. remains to be seen
FOT the Pat:burgh Gazette
AI4..E.GRENY POOR 7101:5111
The poirplC of Allegheny,at grtu expense, have
parchmse.4 extensive grounds, and erected buld.
lags there§n sulEmeolly large rail commodious tor
the accoaltualatlori of the poor and destilote of
their citg;''. The whole arrangement, indeed, or
the purpoie intended, is highly ereditahlr, nod has
met the Phblic approval from ad quarters. The
buildings tieing larger than vas needed for their
,own poor';nt I rmat.as NV ore extended to
the neiglifOrmg districts of the county, many
were talatto RS bOarzilerS, at an expense which wa•
atesp to tose who bad the expanses to bear; and
at the rube time, more than paid a proportionate
'part of the; expense of mamtaining' the establish
,theat. 9rf far then es lam acquainted with the
general 4ministration of its affairs, the manage
ment tat keen sufficiently Judicious and economi
cal, and Iry t4ey shwa/ sea. It - Is not likely,
however;that that will be the ruse, no onstage
meats, I enderstand, are now making for the en
largemenhafthe buildings, at considerable expense,
so as to eke our Insane Asylum for that portion
of oar unfOrtumte fehow creatures, who may seek
adinession4rom other portions of the State. Tot.,
I believe, eras no part of the orig nal design, nor
should it b 3 permitted that the establishment slould
ever be el:mended beyond the wants or our own
•
Many roamns could be urged in favor of this
rentxietiore : were It necessary to eaumerate , thein
at this Limb. My purpose now, however, in re
ferring te the subject, has been influenced by con
siderations like these:—That our poor house has
cost as a :large sum of mousy; it is found to an
swer the purpose intended, and so long as the
original purpose is kept in view, nothing need
occur, under the present arrangement, to lessen
the conifer of those who mny become its inmates,
and the pipetsse of their main:ennoce will be
comparatitrely small, compared with the exp..ee
of our oldifystern. Any addition to use buildings
already erected will only add to the difficulty of
manntring l its aiTairs, sad greatly tend to.lesxn
:the nonstop of those for whose benefit the insu
lation map established. Furthermore this is not
the time % r increased taxation for purposes not
absolutely - ;required, nor shcrold one Directors of
the POOrcogage in the proposed enlargement unnl
the peoph4 whom they represent in the business,
shall have been consulted, no matter how much
profit marte shown to the distance. '
The estAbilahmnat was a .1 designed or erected
far purp qies of that kind, it was to afford a cheap,
and at ti* same time a suitable asylum for the
poor andestitute of the City of Allegheny.
It Is r ;Re hoped the people of Allegheny will
Ore this biEct their serious attention, and that
out. worth Dictums may yet see tlso propriety of
changing &heir present intention of emtablathing an
Insane Lioipttnl m connexion with our Poor House.
A TAX PAYER.
F.' FRO:11 NEW YORK.
Corre , en•mata‘e of the Pa.burgh Gazette
NEV . Yorzn., July 2 . ;. ISV4
The geicral committee of Tammany Hail ass
been in 1141 h conclave for many evenings, and we
shall sootihave a voice from the old wigwam. to
indicate die:, kind of compromise to be enected at
the Romkeonvention. The old Hunkers in this
city are to an overrhelrninn majority, and the
resolution will take strong ground on the ;subtext
of slavery" They will assert the right of Con
gress to lqielate for the territories on the ques
tiob, and igtrm the riTht of the ::.7.21.ea to regulate
the curse Within their own boundaries, unchecked
by Coug*-v. The Sub Trensury will be cum•
mended, to well as the tariff, and the whole politi
cal life of7he late administration be praised and
held up ha u model of excellence. Thin is the
temper of,the city "democrary," sad hopes to
control thiiState.
The Hord of Health, excited at the large re
port of the` City Inspector, has pat in force the
most stringent regulations in reference to reports
by physicians of cholera. The penalty for not re
porting dr4ly is a fine of one thoanand dollars or
ImpriwitiOSol 000 year, and they will enforce it
Ho. So in.irty astringents have been taken to pre
vent the appearance of and to cbecs the first
syniptomS;sof cholera, that the disease has now
taken the nharacter of billions durrhum, which is
the leadiniteature. So eatiefied are people that
preventiv4 measures are desirable, that Innen has
been cauetd by disarranging the system to check
the client*. The report to day, If=o cases—;A
deaths, shiese the effect of a full report.
A good t` has been given by the foreign
news pubrished this morning. In no respect is it
bid for (Ins United States. The manufffettuing
districts oßEngland are io a healthy stale, and
twosome 14rgely of oar cotton at a farther ad
'wince, and require a large amount of bread stuffs
at rernunetativ rates. The continued rise In cot
ton will *''of =tense value to the trade of the
United &S lice, as it will enable the South to meet
its liabilitiit3 to the northern cities, which are now
large credirore of the South. Had prices ruled as
low as 101 l season, Southern merchants' credit
would hags _suffered in the estimation of mer
chants at the North, who have granted extentione
so often. ;i
The Damara Hudson Canal Company have
notified Me Comptroller of the the State of its in.
mention to Fay the $300,000 of bonds doe in. 1849,
which will; throw cumber large sum of money
on a marlirfit now supplied to repletion. Foot per
cent. is taiMn often for klllle, and au. per tont.
considereean extra operation. In the face of
this abundince of money, stacks aro dead enough
—at least ifil that have the reputation as fancies.—
Long 'labia sells at $lO per share—a price that
makes the iron and apparatus of more value than
the stock. ;.;.Various feeders to the Ems road aro
being 601141 the present cheap rate of money,
.and by Nekembar, not only will the coal fields of
Pennsylvithia be tapped, but the great central line
of New YniktraveL So email is the travel on the
.Long Island road that it does not earn its expen
ses.
Amusements have been killed by the epideme,
rind two small Minkel comprise oar stock in
Oda way. 'lO . both of Mem aro devoted to Mo.
mos, they are rather beneficial just now, as the
means of diverting the attention of people from
the si;ekneas to dreaded A calm mind is one of
the real specifies, and added to temperance in all
things, a sovereign preventative. The rush of
Irish funerahs v so great at some of our ferries that
policemen are on duty to keep the processions
from quarelling far precedence, and through some
of the streets of Willminsburgh hearses pass with
the frequency of the ranges in Broadway. These
are the wont features that meet the public eye.
and apart from these, not a sign is apparent of our
great mortality.
Importing merchants ore busy as usually at
this reason, and the quantity of :goods going
into the jobbing stores is very large indeed—
; There is an energy in trade throtighout the world
that gives life to a city, though the plague and atl
the other ills of humanity were there at once.—
' Strangers say, Well I have summoned courage
to come, but we think it dangerous at our town.
If nay onuhas business here let him come, and he
will find as cheerful faces to greet him as he will
meet on his return from our city,which is not quite
depopulated yet. C.
STEADIER. EUROPA.
The atearuer Europa arrived off the Hook this
°rung holy 27.) at 4 o'clock, and at her dock at
quarter after 7 o'clock.
Correspondence of the N. V. Commercial Ail yea-11.er
Le . XDON, July 13, 1849.
The events of this week have not been very ex
citing. W/th the exception of a severe engage
meat between the allied Russian and Austrian
armies and the Hungarians, which resulted to the
advantage of the latter, there has been nothing of
insportanee - from the continent, and at home there
Is DO abatement of the hatleamess which has to
has prevailed both in politics and business.
Al the details of the French occupation of Rome
are now given from day to day in the correspond
ence of the various paper*, but the whole iniquity
has been each that to one can have patience to
dwell on any thing connected with it, the know
ledge of which may not be absolutely ilasential.
it therefore to say, that immediately on bin
entry, oudinot issued a proclamation that his army
had come to re-establish order, agreeably to the
wish of the population; that it the stud population
manifested any other feeling than that of sane•
faction a: their arrival, it should instantly be re
premed and vigorously puaished; that the friends
of freedom were consequently to take confidence;
that all power wan provinionally to be concentred
in the French soldiery; that every political auoci
noon was to be extinguished; that nothing was to
be allowed to ;Rolle tram the press except under
military approval; and that one Fianna general
was to be named Governor of Rome, and another
commandant of the city.
Along with thin fraternal address Ondinot issued
directions to his soldier, to cut down the emblems
the republic wherever they might le found. lie
also indicated that those only who should mealiest
sympathy for his precemlings were to be consider
ed as "the real Roman people," mad that all the
others were to be regarded as n `foreign faction."
It roust likewise be recorded that immediately on
the reign of order being thus estabihsed, the city
was declared in a state of were—a step Which,
according to Parisian idrea. is
an ensitinal or
e,intlantrrienr of
simultnn e onale with the reports of these trans
actions the French j num,. :mire been tilled with
deliberate and inaln•lous n i ventione seenrc h eg t h e
a.itrit of the Triumvirs and the existence of di
vireo, among the Pomona . According to these,
which ha,e also been eagerly copied by a portion
of the prey in Englard, Islararn
ceased himself to be named dictator during .lie
two or tl—eo dam %vomit preceded the occupation
of the mit.. whin. in order to prevent the success
of moderate council:, to cost has two coleaspes
onto dungeons and estatiliahed a rule of terror. In
rhni , way every engine of the Government of Loma
Nate cog is employed to excite batted against
those who lir their logical, uncomproinnine Lim
nos* have stamped France with as infamy wit. I.
will cling to Ler for ever.
The fact. howeszr. is that pernict harmony pre
verhe.d among threleteeders of the coy up ts the
lest innetert. Ine Trintnytre only resigned their
au.hrniy when rt we. b oily o t n'! • des
that fanner defence was icip,asobie. and that the
National Assenildy r.o.i.ony continued as bitting,
until it tr., V. ...eddy dissolved by the liberuting
invader. alleged to have lest with fin
English passport, and Ave...with an Amencan
one, but I believe te'l be maid that they both
-remain the city, and are regarded with locreitited
eiontinenee and respect. Garrinahli sallied out
with 1000 at 5000 Italian followers. and is reported
to have gone in the direction of Terractna, with
the idea of thrastung the cowardly Spaniards as.
sembled there in the tame way ea he ttirashl the
Neapolitan, li• has, however, been panned, as
n matter of course, by a detachment of the French
army, to whom, on account of his dashing bravery,
his contempt for their allies and his own through
republicanism, he seems to he especially obnoxious.
la has been alleged by the Contemporanco,
man newspaper. m reply to the French itivirotitu
mat the resonanceof Rome was canted the
pretence of foreignerr, that the number of (artist:L
en to the unto, engaged in the defence. was '26S,
and that of Inn Italian population the number who
were natives of other than the Roman slates did
not exceed 3002
In the proclamation to the Romans by which
the Triumvirs announced their reoguation they
ecmgratalste the people no having inscribed is hi.-
eery a page of which no force es* bereave them.
-You have not." they said, "experienced it
defeat; it is a victory like that of martyrs They
added alai, that if the people shall persevere in
maintaining their rights, the dark cloud which had
intervened to obscure their future prospects would
soon inevitably disappear. 'When the star of
your resurrection shall arise"—stieh was the tinai
appeal—"when the price of the sacrifice you have
made with alacrity and honor shall be sown paid
to you, may you renrember the men who during
enure mouths partook of your toils, fatigues, and
sufferings, and who will be ready to morrow, if
necessary, to tight agate in your ranks for the
emancipation of Italy." Oa ine same day a not:-
fication published by Garabaldi contained the fol.
lowing..--" America paid yetierday her tribute Cl
blood to the Italian cause. tine of the brevest
children, Andrew Aghiar, fell behind the breach—
an example of the affection of the freemen of every
country for our noble and unfortunate Italy." One
of the last nets of the National Assembly was a
unanimous vole for the continuance oh the Repub
he, followed by a declaration that the Triumvirs,
Armellini, Meuxial, and Saint had deserved well
Milieu country.
It is now confidently and even proudly affirmed
that France la in perfect aceorsi with Austria, and
that the restoration of the Pope will be arrenged
to the mutual imtudaction of both powers. la thin,
perhaps. there will he little immediate difficulty,as
the priests sad the connexions most still constitute
a sufficiently numerous party to make all such
nionstrations toward reaction as the Government
ut the French Republic, may consider desirable
Amstria at the same time will doubtless consent to
the introduction of constitutional forma, on the un
derstanding that they shall never be adhered to
Meanwhile the Austrian occupation of Bologon
and Ancona, to jest much as wee anticipated—
No persons are allowed to appear In the streets af
ter 10 o'clock at night; all "insultanto the "notary
patrols are to be punished with shooting; the liber
ty of the press is suspended; the National Gunrd
is ibsbandcd,pMitical societies are suppressed, and
imbue meeu rigs are prohibited.
Of the war in Hungary the only accounts re
ceived during the part week have been from Au.-
Ulna :mum., yet these are sufficient to .ndicate to
nil who are enticement with the reel !node of in
terpreting the imperialist bullet.os than the Hun•
trarians have inflicted upon their enemies a ne
and most doo:Prone check. Alter the occupation w
of Raab the Imperialists, 70,000 strong, advanced
toward Comore, where their arm., the
Danube Wan opposed by then. Georgey, who, after
an 8 hours battle, forced :nein to retreat. The
porn.: no the aide of the Hungarians was 40000.
Gen. Schlick, advancing la the same distract a: the
head of 10,000 Avenue., was also driven bank.—
After this toe whole of the Imperialist army wore
forced to reconcentratc themselves at Roab, and
the Emperor, who had participated in the advance
found it expedient to return to View., In descri
bing their emelt upon Georgey the Imperialists say
that they rook 200 pnenters and 500 Hungarians
were lett upon the held, while their own loss was
"comparatively smell." UnConuaately fur them,
however, a subsequent official sunotineernent
mentions that C.ioo wounded Austriem and Ras
vans had arrived at Vienna—rifler which suggests
that the hospitals at Raab and Presbnrg woe
have been previously toed. From the South the
;moon., are that Jellachich is again lorced to re
treat, and that the Austrian garrison of the impors
taut fortress of Arne had been at length compelled
to surrender to the Hungarians.
Although the Russian and Austrians have been
thus again unaucceasful in the field, they are as
great as ever in their seventies upon those who
'have no power to resist. General Hainan has is
sued a proclamation rivalling the old master pieces
of Windischgrntx and Welders. Death by rope or
ballet and confiscation of property are declared
against all who shall "evince disloyalty.' to the Im
perial house. All places ...ring the Hungarians
ore to lie burned, and in accordance with this order
two villages hove been reduced to ashes.
The Austrians are likewise adroitly following
the example set by the French Government in the
case of the Romans, by circulating all sorts of mi
nute derails regarding reactionary movements at
Perth, and disunion among the Hungarian gene.
rale. Your renders therefore Mat not place the
slightest faith in any of the various tales Ike) , will
ob.erve In our paper. to that effect. A renegade
Hungarian has within the last day or two publish
ed a long letter in The Tamar filled with maniacal
abase against Kossuth and expressing a coamoton
that ono cause of the reverses of the Imperialists
is to be found is their not having exercised suffi.
cieu: severity. With regard to his eponymous in- 1
sinuations against the character of Kossuth two I
!longer= gentlemen in London have replied by
inviting him to corroborate his assertions with his
name, .and by quoting a single deed or speech
which can Ins proved against that personage.
Venice Min holds oat. The last offers of the At m•
Irian. were declined by the Assembly, 105 mem
bers out of Itti voting to that effect. The nototh
cons treachery of Austria, and the utter impute.
bility of trusting to her good faith in anything, were
the cause of this result. The Assembly say that tt
wan their sincere inteahon to arrive at a pacific
arrangement, but that its the so called offer, of
Austria conststed of "mere promises, without any
guarantee," ttiey prefer to continue in their present
position, and racy Europe to judge of the justice
of their cause.
The two years war with Denmark instill as fresh
as ever, and the Germans have recent!? sustained
a *COMM disaster by a vigorous sally of the Danes
Gott thetas: as Fredriric Their loss in killed,
wounded, and captured, isstated at 60 officers and
30.10 non commissioned officers and privates. Os
the other hand the Danes have paid dearly forth=
sucteear s and have buried 1500.
THE GEAND DOUCTIT OF BADE,
It is said that to the recent fights to Baden the
loss of Prrwians was not less than 600, and
that of the insurgents 3000 men. The remains
of the revolutionary army are now holding out,
ander bombardment, at Rastadt. The affair
however is eertsm to be bombed to the coarse of a
few days.
The elections at Berlin ore fixed for the 27th of
July. It m said that the liberals will refuse to take
any part in them, as under the new electoral
law the mass of the people will be excluded
front any thing more than a nominal share to the
suffrage.
In the House of Commons a motion by Mr. DI.
radii, on behalf of the tory protectionists, for a toin
rniuee to consider the state of the nati..n, has been
rejected by a majority of 295 against 156. d.
mo
tion to consider the present state of the temporali
ties of the Irish Chorcli has been rejected by 170
against 103, the present Minister, to whom in their
opposition days this question used to famish pole
cat capital, being now opposed to its diacussion.—
The second report of the select committee on the
slave trade has made its appearance, and Is u•fa
vocable to a continuance of the attempts to put
down that trade by the maintenance of a naval
force. Farther delinquencies continue to transpire
against Mr. Hudson, and a second case, in which
having purchased shares on behalf of a company
01 which he was Chairman, be received three
thousand pounds more than be paid for them, has
jute-been made public by a Committee of Investi
gation. He still, however, retains his scat in the
House of Commons, although he does not make
his appearance there.
Consols, which at the net date were 92i, are
now at 931. Money is more abundant than ever,
and can be obtained at 11 per cent, oe the eeee6t9
of stock, and I 1 percent, upon the best bills. The
steadiness In the grain market still continue. The
weather has been uninterruptedly fine, with a very
high general temperature, and the amounts of the
crops both in England and the continent are thus
far very favorable. SPECTATOR.
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P. S. The Berlin letters received thin aflame:in
any it is understood on the beet authority that au
armistice between Prussia and Denmark is about
to he concluded immediately, and that the blockade
will ht removed on the 15th inst. Thin take, how
ever, has been:sold so often, that nothing but an of
finial announcement will now be believed.
P,rom Terns
By the arrival of the steamer Pehoeuo at New
Orleans from Galveston, the Picayune has dates
from that place to the 12th inst.:
"Dr. J. S. l'ord has made a report of his expedi
tion from Auitin to El Paso. Ile made the tour
ney in 22 days. The distance made by the near.
est road he computes at 559 miles. They went
out by some Indian camps on the Colorado end
followed op Brady's Creek a westerly course toils
need, cro..ed lathe South Concho, thence crossing
its tributaries to the main Concho, or blue river,
toence'to* Pecos, which they followed op for
twenty eigM ;Missend struck off S. 45 W., when,
at forty sigh miles, they made the Toyah, a
swift stream lorty test wide and eighteen inches
deep.
The party travelled thence by the northern
end or P.1..e7.01. to PIStrlD Castl.o, upwards of stn.
ty mdes. before reaching oermanent water; thence
tarty nr`-. io C.cl.rad Poe., which is fincen miles
!mot t, Grande, and one hundred miles tom
El Poe
!•r • '.n l ot, aati n sub,eription has been
open,: a. Tex.', or clearing out the
•>r.hn„•.aver a,..iltrink -. .zgit navigable for mearubonts
All Cier rooroy of tonegraptheal engineers has
by Gen liareey to explore the route
to El Paso by the head of the San Saba.
A pent :email informs the Galveston News that
o man by t°, name of Itosta-trk wee killed to La
Grange on the '7lll, by Gen. Mayfield. The dttfi
••l sporoats to have ari.wn Out or a special elec.
tiou for Coneroll. Bow:root threatened re take Gen.
Nlxcfiroc . • :ooe. A earned, and the par.
tea were earated. Itorawook then atm for
arms, to execu t e hos threat. sod General Mayfield
accordingly armed in self defence; and having
done no. he walked out on ;he open common,
when Llustaick atm-hedged his gun at him, but
without elicit General Mayfield returned hit fire
with a load of buck shot, one of which took ef
fect in the neck of flastwtek, who tell. Gen. M.
then approached nearer, and discharged the con
tents of another barrel into Boatwick's breast, who
died imnoedtately. flea, M. then delivered him
self in the authorities.
tilMr. Rufus Chandler was killed on Sunday morn
ing, the 10th last, the loam of Rusk, by Gee.
Jos. L Hogg. The lifts!: Pioneer furnishes the
following account of this lameritnbie tragedy'.
Some Eve or sit months ago, a difficulty nes:er
red here between these two men, which then came
near rransitieg fatally. From that time until the
t ime of the killing, Gen. Hogg seas not known to
make his appearance in town. On Sunday morn
ag. Jost after manse, Mr. Chandler was passing
from her office to the tavern.; in doing which he had
to pass at a right angle with a long raw of build
ings on the street; just as he parsed the back end
of these ballsitega, from a distance of about, thirly
atepu. Gen. Hogg fired upon him with a double
barrelled shot gun, which felled him to Ilse' ground,
three other shots were then tired at him as he lay
—laterally tearing him to pieces. Gen. Hogg, with
two or tare other men, armed with double barrel
led shot guns, and who were with him at the time
ratite tiring, Immediately left town. lie has sines,
sent ward into town that ho was willing to give
himself tip and submit to the law '
provided his
person could he secure from a mob
The Western (Tenn) Star recently pubbsbed an
account of a company !ruin Red River moray and
the upper Trimly counties having gone to the
Washita MOLIIIIA:(1* in search of sold, reported to
exist there to abundance. The Rusk Pioneer has
recently learned, from a gentleman from Hender
son county, that n considerable number of this
company have returned, and report that gold is to
be found in those mountains in abundance. Many
of them have gone back to the mines, and taken
with teem large forces from their plantations.
Destructive Vire lu Chlosiro—Thirty
On Saturday evening last,just as the nine o'clock
bed was being tolled, a fire broke out in the stable
.1 the Tremont Hotel in this city; it ia thought
caused by the ctualuaness of persons in the stable.
The flames immediately spread is every direction,
there being a number of wooden buildings to the
neighborhood. The Tremont House was woo in
flames, as wore also the buildings east, between it
and the fire-proof brick block known . the Com
[normal But.dags. The flames also threatened the
Maranon House and buildings on the opposite side
of the street, we hien were for some time in immi
nent danger. Sono after the fire broke out, the
wind changed, and swept the flumes in an oppo
aim direction, south towards Randolph street.—
Soon the dwelling houses south of the Tremont, on
Dearborn street, caught; also the 'every stable of
Gray and Butler, which was quickly consumed.
The fire still swept on, and bernt all the buildings
on Dearborn street, between the Tremont house
and Raedolph, inetudiva the Cornucopia, several
stores, &a. At ties point, they were prevented
creasing the siren by the ex. moos of the firemen,
which weed the theatre, at one time in imminent
danger.
In the meantime, the flames raged on Lake
street, communicating to the fire proof block; the
two western buildings of which were entirely con
'dined. The remaining four buildings were saved,
but were much damaged, the fire having swept
away all the ,addcngs .n the rear of them.
The livery stable of Mr. Webster, on State street,
was next destroyed, while the fireproof build
ings owned by George Smith St. Co., opposite the
City Hall, were oily saved by the grea-eat exer
tion., after the rear windows hod bees burned out.
If these buildings had burned, it wouhl have been
a difficult matter to save the City Hall, which, at
oue tone was ...abider...l in great danger.
Thus the greater part of the whole block in the
centre of the city, has been et:direly destroyed, in
the abort spore crone hour and thirty Minutes.
The sireets were tilled with goods taken from
the stores, those of every house in the block har
ing been recanted.
There must have been a large quantity of gents
Wan, as the utmost confusion prevailed, and pil
ferers were busy carrying off what they could lay
their hands on.
The firemen worked with indomitable spirit aad
perseverance, and had a very laborious lime of it.
IVe are sorry to soy that their efforts were not se
conded at all as they should have been by the citi
,zens, thousands of whom stood looking on abe fire,
without inalung an eller( to save the property
The .engines were conisequently badly manned,
and the firemen hld to stand to the brakes during
the whole progeny. of the fire.
The whole lona i. estanatsd at from 45 to 850,600 i
and the lire to the most destructive one• that the
city has ever ex pe rteseed.
Coots,. to Ilutipato., N. Y.—At ButTalo, the
Dowd of Health report 103 an., and 32 deaths,
for the 24 hours coding at 11 o'clock A. M., on
Tuesday last The first ease of Cholera in Buffa
lo wan that of Mr. Hastings, of the meant propeller
General Taylor, and occurred on the 30th May.—
From that lime to tha 19th inst., the progress of the
diemre won as follows.
Week ending June 8. 5 cases, 1 death.
" 15 26 " 11 "
" 22 13 " 9 "
" 29 46 " 17 "
•
July 7 109 " 31 "
" ld 22/ " GO
Five days ending " 19 197 " 55 "
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Henry Asbury, of Illinois, to be Register of tie
Laud Office at Quincy, Illinois, vice Samuel
Holmes, removed. . .
Henry V. Sullivan, of Illinois, to be Receiver of
Petfilia Moneys at Quincy, Wino* vice Hiram Ho
gers. removed.
Jefferson F. Jackson, of Alabama to be Aim,.
airy oldie Ualted States kir the northern district of
Alabama, vice Joseph A.S. Acklia, removed.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOEL
Orceabury Dorsey, oC New Orleans, to be Pen•
Ilion Agent at the place, vice Charles Fitz, who
declines the oaten.
Wm. It Nell, of bllisalasippt, to be Indian sub
Agent at the Ott* subagency, vice John M
Mimosas llorrnia. Rioinnsn.—Tho third ma
nual report Of the Directors of this Road, just pub.
fished at Detroit, given a very satisfitetory account
dint business. The entire number of through
passengers for the year ending 30th May last, wan
17,845; entire number of way passengers, 74,255;
total number of passengers 96,070. Among the
freighting of the year, was dour and wheat, equi
valent, when reduced, to 345,356 bbls of Flour.
The entire receipts of the Road, for passengers.
freigh:s, "mails and miscellanies," wits $427,429,.
53. Operating expenses, "including a large
amount of work done in aid of construction, and
under all the disadvantages of running the can un
intemaptedly during the process of re-coructroc
tient," 8239,233,76. Net mrnings, 3135,195,T7.
The cost of this road was 622,040 per mile.
DISTRIBUTION Or THE LOSS AND
The Pennsylvanian assails the State Administra
tion because the pamphlet laws and journals of the
Legislature have not been distributed. The fol ,
lowing facts will show where the blame rests, if
ti attaches to any one, which, if it is disporasd to do
Justice, that paper will copy for the h , detit of its
renders:
The Pamphlet Laws, in English, of the last ses
sion, wens not received from the State Printer un
til the oth day of July, on which day toe last were
delivered, and a receipt given (or the whole.
The Pamphlet Laws, in German, have not yet
been received. The German Journals and Exec.
nitre Documents were not received until Tues
day, the 17th instant, on which day the packing in
boxes for distribution was commenced, and com
pleted on Friday, the 20th inst. The boxes have
since heed delivered to the contractors (or the sev
eral district..
The Alimusers,tv• of the Laws were furnished
to the State Primer as rapidly as they could be set
up in type. No delay of any kind, or at any time,
has been oceasi need by toe State Department;
nod when the feel. is taken into consideration, that
the work has been one-third heavier than usual,
(the English elope weighing over 7 Mend
any one at all disposed to do Justice to others,
must admit that more than ordinary despatch has,
tots year, attended their printing and distribution.
Tat
TII.641:1DOINI Furoo.—A Cloms po e ot.tte
Sterling Why•, writing from Licions.Stadon,
Morganoounty, K y., under dote of the 13th inet.,
says:
"I write to inform you of the terrible destruc
tion of the property., etc_ by the late flood in this
neighborhood, whic h woo almost entirely °Defined
to two creeks the ,Mtddlo and Johnson's Cork of
Licking river. The farms are literally torn up,
fencing 'all gone Ca the bottoms, houses washed
away, horses, cattle, swine, ace., drowned, and
the inhabitants 12 arely escaping with their lives,
some by swimmitag ashore, and others by clinging
to the tops 01 their houses. So far as so heard
from, DO person drowned. Never, in the mantle.,
tin of the oldest inhabitant, has this section been
visaed with such a tremendous Hood. The whole
country , on these croaks is one continual scene of
desolation, and the inhabitants look like spectres
among the ruins. The crops, that looked so fine
and promising, are all swept away, nod the wont
and destitution will be severely fc.t.."
Faun Cams.—Tee hochester Amerman pub
lichen n letter from a missionary at Canton, dated
Aped 14, which mentions the probability of a war
between the English and the Chinese. The letter
to the American says that Mr. Bonbons, the Eng
lish Governor, requested an interview with Sue,
tee Chinese Governor. At this interview Sue de.
clued' that be could not comply with tee condi
outs of thu treaty, u uless be had positive intone.
Lusts 0061 the Emperor. The matter Was referred
to Pekin. The rescript of the Emperor was "com
passionate with keefings of the people," making no
reference to existing treaties. Sue nneounced to
Boniain that the Emperor vem opposed to hie going
intotbe city. The Chinese made largo prepare_
11001 for defense, 13$1th Chinese and Foreigners
were in a state of great excitement till the 4th,
when a circular Sena issued by Bonham, notlfylnz
all English subjects to make no attempt for the pres
ent to enter the city.
The Chinese think they have frightened the ED/I•
lish—the result, no doubt, will ba to make them
more insolent and exacting.
Thereorresrandent of the American, goes on to
say, that:
Dr. Bowring, lately appointed Edglish consul at
Canton, arrived by the 11181 eteamer. It having been
timid for the Chinese Government to grant Eng
lish and. Amen.no consuls an interview, and re
ceive their credential. Bowriog demanded a like
kterviem. It has been denied him, Sue saying
that he will send a mandarin to receive his crellen.
tabs - The whole matter I. in abeyance.
The aver is swanning with pirates, which
makes travelling hazardous, except in armed VC.I.
eels. Go into the streets, some half naked Chinese
will greet you with a threat .to cot off that foreign
bead.. There is but one opinion here, that
tLelenglialt Goverenien . t sead otos, force !
to China next fall, if the state of Europe will justify
them in withdrawing troops from home.
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DR. G. 0. STF.ARNS, late of Boston, is prepared to
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fir A gentleman of Pittsburgh, who bad fallen Into
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tie so semi) , that he was unable to refrain front cry
oig out with the pain. A friend who had been aging
11 A. Fahnestoek k. Co's Rubefacient and been cured
of Rheumatism, gave him what remained lit the bottle.
and although his limb was greatly swollen, he was
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pare. Is, soliciting their attention to its virtues fru the
expelling of.ilicse annoying and of, en fatal enemies of
children. Their invention is by a physician of greet
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nehrs lus own pructice, an d
d fining Its success so
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publlc as a cheap but certain and excellent medicine.
Calla= r. chose oat the Drug store of
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At Nlnk. Haven, Conn. on Thursilny mos - 11w, ifeilt
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On Thareday, the :Mat tom., at the residence of his
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and
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profits of alp establishment, nod the masons foe quit
bog business, can be given by addipaitug the subsen.
hers, No. 164 Market stout, Wheelmg, Va.
PRYOR. & rAtrw...
a-MAlM—Wheeling Oaz.
FUdE-40,DUiricaiidi.lagung. AICO oq
01 J B wiLwollas co
powl.W.ll-2000 keg. Blasting Powder, sa. quality
MU do Brae do . do do
400 In do do do do do
too qr do do ao t p do
tomanna., and deliverable a, any boar donna ma
day. 11 4 4 J S DILWORTH & CO
CHEESE -✓30 boxes Cbeese, roster. •nd for sale by
8 DILWORTH & CO
PLOI:111-350 bbla Floor, superior quality, for sal
by jy% J 9 DILWORTFI a co
ACKEELEL-50 bbl, No 3 large Mackerel, 1 A 9,
i&et landing end for ule by
19 DILWORTH & CO
VirANTED—tedAl Beef Bladders, by
B A FAIINENTOCI: & Co,
_ /Y2O corner First and Wood au
WINnOW GLASS-150 boxes, assorted rizes, for
V V9nle by WESTON BOWEN,
90 Front meet.
. -
0. SU O AR—IS blade prime Sugar, for sale by
.11 • WESION DO %'v
VINE OLDBRANDY—One octave cock, INS,
Vie.[ Cotner. Jut received end for eels by the
demifon or bottle, by
Jan. _ _ JACOB WEAVER, Jr.
Lo„ PRICEi ) KBANBIBS—High Pr.( French
Brandies, of all colors and grades. for sale whole
sale and retail, by
.016 JACOB WEAVER, Jr.
Prentsvarns, Juoe 20th, 1.948.
Mn. S. K. Ifutioni—Sir I take vent pleasure in re
commending your INKS, to the notice of the public.
In my business. I hove used a great quantity f Ink,
and I give yoors the preference Over all others I hate
Ined. Harrison's Ink is gaol; . 0 b. Aruold's; but I
prefer yours as it does not mould, nor get thick by be
ing exposed:sad becomes black in • few minutes after
it is on the paper. \Viable; you every soccess in
your business. I am yours. very respeofelty,
JOHN FLEMING. City Accountant.
For sale by B. A. Fatinamock & Co.. Pittsburgh; H.
P. Schwartz, Allegheny city; and by the manufacturer.
Thomas K. 'libber!. Druggist and Chemist, corner of
LJberty and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Iyl7-ithir
Ii s TEW AND VALUABLE WORKS JUST PUB
-1.11 LISHED.—A Compendium of Ecclesiastical His
tory, by Dr. John C. L. Gieseler. Con[i•LOTllli Counsel
lor and Ordinary Professor of Theology in Gottingen;
from the (comb edition, revised and amended. Trans.
lined from the German. by Samuel Davidson, L. L. D
A History of the United Stales of America, from mo
discovery of the Continent to the organisation of Gov
innment under the Federal Constitution, by Richard
Wirth
Just received and felt rile by
JOHNSTON k STOCKTON,
earner Market and Third sr&
Hatters , Trimmings Cheap for Cash.
advertiser is now opening, at 171 NYanir street,
1. New York, a complete assortment of HATTERS'
TRIMMINGS, selected by himself from Ile cornufac•
tones la Fiance and Germany, which will be sold low
for cash. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. syd7-dlui
New Yam July, 1840. •
T ADD OIL-10 bbl.. No. I Lard Oil; and,llo bbla
J N0..1 do.; in store and for sale by
JAMES DALZELL, No. 24 Wale - 1 . St.
BUCKETS—YS dna. Dockets, lending per keel boat
Jack Ogle, and for sale by
JAMES DALZELL.
A . C .c g h t u : R . E ., 1.. 7n 1 , 00tb u 1 0 5. , :ft1 i :...3 1 1 i 1: ante , r c el., 1841
nal, 211:
r .
tale by VA /AA& DALZELI..
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POT ASII —3 conks, supenor, sale by
jy27 F VON DONNHORST tc CO.
ripounecos—Ki pegs. manufactured Tobaccos, o
1 vermeil quahut a, 'Or sale by
.11 1 n 8. F VON BONNHORST k CO.
Q AS 8—...8100 lighis for oble by
0 Ma S. F. VON BONNHOBBT & CO.
PEPPER—tu b•prr for lisle by
1) . ..7 S. F. VON LIONNHOBST & CO.
BUTTER -25 bbl . parked Batter, foitakt by
/11.1 8. F. VOBl SONNHOREFT & CO.
W IN DOW GLASS—S.SO boles az10;
1001
Go 10014;
40 " 710;
10 " Sheet Olas&for nab
S. F. VON BONN HORST & CO.
by I , Y2n
D R j:11"" 6- 1.1.'bZOIAMouBr&Co.
IJus"AßLTPt47lggarli="
wrE FlSH—Pr.me, taspeczed, ia bblis and half
I.bls , (or sale by
i➢ S. F. VON SONNFIORST .4. CO
Rhino or Rook Wine..
S PARKLING Moselle . , Crown Lund;
flock of lioekbeim, Coblentre;
81111 tiockbeimer, 1832, Atanno & Co;
1842 Ilenkell & Co;
Giesenbeimer, 1944, do
" Mosel Marauel, 1811, do
" Johannisberg, f eMI, Ebeling & birder;
Radedwinier, 1831, Stumm & Co;
Also. Hew &interne, 1840 and in Mid.
These Wines are from the most celebrated Graperte•
Wong the Rhine. In store .nd for .ale by mu. of oast
doe each, or by the single bottle, by
/12 7 JACOU WF.AVER Jr.
Champagne Wine..
Mumlrs Anchor, Putts and Quetta;
"
If ...loess. k,
Oeil de Perdrix. Partridge Bye, or Ilarp Brand. gta;
hey, Brand, Q.;
Ducal Grape, Qts and Po;
pollingu Anchor. cps;
Tri Co l o r
Charte de id.W, Qts and Pis;
These ‘Vines are offered to tho trade, wholesale and
retail. reasonably.
JACOB WEAVER, Jr.
IOFFEE-' .-203 bags reed a d for sale by
lJ 0 1, 0 BROWN k CULBERTSON.
EVNOLDS h BRO-S Improved Safety Fuse ---1
It supply last reed and for wale by
jyJ 7 BROWN k CULBERTSON.
ITIOttACCO-2011 bases "W. 11. Grazes? and ode
.1 choice brands, ea band and to anise, (be sale by
BROWN It, CITLISBILTPON.
fOWDER-131aming and Ride Powder , kept eon
nasally on hand, and for mile by
2T 27 BROWN & CULBERTSON.
MACKEREL -A Ripply of Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel,
daily expeeted from the eau. wafer aide hy
ist DROWN tr. CU,LEIEUSSON.
soW MRCS
SOOSts—MS <Smits lam*: fOrCsigs
XS 1Y27 8. F VON IiONNS BST &Co.
F LOUR bbl p s. h pib u bs , i
f ez or trA reed pc
ipt7 ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
OA RMIT.—The Three star, Brink DwellingF
House. on Liberty, between 'Hay and Marburg
streets, now .copied by W. Graiing, Jr. Possession
given immediately. Enquire of Wm. Graham, or at
tho Bookstore of
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
corner Markel tad Third streets
Bagtaee for Sale
ONE PAIR PECVIND RAND ENGINES, 10 inch
cylitidera, 4 feet emits; a 'Bailers, 20 feet Long, 11
inches in diameter, all in good order, will be sold at a
bargain, if application be made soon. They have only
been In nee abollt 19 0011 tin. Poi particulars, impure
of lyllidif R lIA%S, Gazette office
FORGE GUM, by calling at my office and pay
ll um charges, soli/ receive a Box containing vale
abialdedicines, Books, Re....tc. -
GEORGE B. MILTENBERGER,
Jr% No. 87 Front a.
L)(1 MILS. beat double rellued Winter Strained Lard
VV Oil, received and for sale by
W. & A. M'CIUTCIIEON,
No. 152 Liberty mem.
FOR 011.101111NWOOD 011.RDRO8.
The steam boat A. MASON 4
now runs from the Point, foot
of Liberty street to the Ow
en—leaving at 9 o'clock, A. and
at the beghming of each hour undl 9 P. M. Vialtem
may rely on finding the boat at the hour. She leaves
the Garden, the last up trip, at 10 o'clock.
The season Is fast advancing, and those swishing to
visit this dellghtol.l retreat, now be the date to spend a
few hones, oat In the smoke and dun of the city, but In
flo pure atmosphere, perfumed with the fragrance of
wers.
All kinds of refreshments, except intoxicating drinks,
me kept on the premise. Greenhouse Plutts, and
Gouquets of choice dowers for sale. Closed on Pun
dit 1Y 26 JANMS MIZAIN.
Oa-Change of landing made on acce.t of low wa
ter.
Cheap Dry Geode.
I,A7' HO WANTS Mosquito Ba ro rs for Chlt cents.
V 1 Heavy Brown Muslina for
Extra - " " 61. "
i Bleached n n 3 "
superior
rar.oletts
Calicoes
Good quality, do.
Mons de Lamm
Gingham,
Nonce.
Rum do. --
Silk and Wool Bemges '‘ 17f
Cotten & ° ... " 1:./
Bonnet Hibbor n
Good quality Bid Gloves" 37 "
Cassinets IS "
Broad Cloths " 81,23
A. A. MASON & CO. Care Goods at prices named
enure. Call POOO at the only cheap one price store,
GO Market street. Brti
I\TEW BOOKB.--Sonthey's Demme° Place Book,
IA edited by her son-in -haw, Johe Hood Herten, D. D.
Abbott'. History of Adios Cent., with engravinirs.
Just received at
JOHNSTON & SITOCHT(I7 , I , B,
cor Market and Third sts.
&MEW NEW NOVEL.—The Woodman: A flo.
43 mane of the limes of Richard 111 , by O. P. R.
Pig. Just received by
JOHNSTON & STOCRTON,
roe Market and Third gm
D - 1 3 1 - 43odtosst Literature.
I. The London Quarterly Review,
I hs Edinburgh Review,
Quarterly-.
'I he Westminster Review,
4. 'I he North British Review,
I. !Packwood** Edinburgh filagasine—Mouthly.
The shove Periodicals are reprinted in New York,
immediately on Moir arrival by the British steamers,
in a imaingul elver type, on fine white paper, and are
faithful copies of the originals.—lllackwood's Magaxiim
being an exact fae-sionte of the Edinburgh edition.
The prices of the mon.; ore less than one third of
tho.e_of the foreign copier, and while they ore equally
weli executed, Mei afford till that advantage to the A
tomic. over the English reader.
Trace--(Paymentio be made in advance.)
Foe any one of the four nevleM, - 33 00 per
Fo, any two do 3 00
Poe any three do - 700
For all tour of tbe R 841888%, • 800
For Riaikwood's Ungava., . 000
For !Rockwood and the foot Reviews, 10 00
The above promptly supplied by
lANIES A LOCKWCKM.,
Donaseller arid Importer of Fortiori Books,
I Wood tn.
fla`lllarbcrooare bloganne, for /rah has ban been
received, and ItlrtY be bad tr. abcrvo.
FANCY 11A1118-69 tea F.astpluslia Hams; 121 do
'l'nylor* Cots clgor cored do; 23 do Lee& & Eton
do, 10 do Mier, Brown & Ilawkoto , do do do, all can
v eased and yellow washed, lo store and for Leo by
/Y 0 SELLERS & NICOLS
FAMILY FLOCK-
3:lFnnily cloy ; oti
runtff,detg
'/I.EYNOLDS &SAKE
FLOUR -20 bbls:put rood and (ay .ale by
I/it
/9M_ ARMSTRONG t CROZERZ
WIC 11. MAUR 1•11311orcootost.
SOAIPICI i ATKINSON
Roar or- =mom Woos iI.ND Musa on,
CNTINUE; to omonfactuen ill kioAs 'or !. af ra PEß,
TEN AND SHEET i&014 WADE. Also, Black.
moth Work.
Steam Boatsit in order.
co,.
avo on hand. gan
e assorunentt""' wort.
h
Copper and ilnuts
Kettles, Tin :n &o. Steamboatokirtg Stoves,
Portable Forges, various sizes—a vary convenient ar
ticle for steamboats, California emigrant,, or rail road
" Wesvrold respectfully Inane steam boat men and
others to call and sea our articles and once; before
perchuins elsewhere. 717
PSCAN NUTS-411Nr..Pegb,w Mt reed and
for redo by ' UMN. LrriLE 4 CO
PEIWiIBIERY-Ilaussah Anatolia .. r. oo p, d o
Phi4come; Aloibtado Od,n„. p. e n.
in; EM do do Hum Soap; do do Palonoly do do
do Bogue* do; do Compound OX Manor.; Ist reed
sad far sale by tyle R E
AUCTION SALES,
By John D. Doris. Auctioneer.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goats,
On Thurrday morning, Aug. MI, at 10 o'clock, at
the Commormal Sales Rooms, conker or Wood nod
Fifth strews, will be sold, tambour reserve, for rash
currency, on account of whom It may roneern, n ierat
assortment of forerun and domes to Dry ti00d5.,,,,t,„„.
crag nearly allt he turnery usually kept in an extensive
dry goods store.
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At 2 o'clock,
Groceries, Queensware, Furniture, Sc.
"Young Ilyson and Imperial tea. Va manufactured
tobacco, madder, No 1 palm soap, shovels, spade..
(orb, axes, hatchet.. smiting and wrapptng paper,
transparent window tly nets, mantel clock,
mantel lamps, look/rig glasses, capeung, feather beds,
&es.
A large and general assortment of new and second
hand honschold furniture, Au
IatZEICI
Fashionable ready mode clothing, embraciug n hand
some assortment of shirrs, boots and shoes, leather
trunks, saddles, whips, fine table and postal cutlery.
double and alright barrel shot guna, pistols, gold and
silver snitches, variety goods, &e. iY3I
Purattnre at Aviation.
SHE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of B. A. Fabrics
took, Esq., win be sold on Tuesday, August 11h,
at 10 o'cloek, A. M., et his rewdencain Oakland, as he
ibtends removing from the city: being an ensconce
and valuabls lot of elegant Farniture. a large portion
of which is neatly new, having been but little used,
consisting in part of the following, vii
Saxony. Brussels and Ingrain Carpeting;
2 elegant Pier Tables, marble tops;
Several very lots.. Mirrors;
5 Mahogany Rocking Chairs; 2 mab•gy Sofas:
do Brans; Y do Curd Tables;
I do Centre Tat•le; I do nal Table;
do Dining Table.; 2 sets do Chairs;
do Work Tables; Y fine Mantel Clocks;
I magnificent cabinet !florins Shells, embracing a
beautiful and nob collection orate most rare and val
uable foreign species. in it large mahogany case.
Oil Paintings; 2 splendid Wardrobes:
3 fine mahogany Dtessing Bureau%
do do Bedsteads;
Fine maple, cherry and other Bedsteads;
3 do Boma.; 3 do mahogany Wash Stands,'
Bathing Tuba; barnothed Copper Coal Boards;
Parlor and Chamber Chairs, together with a great
variety of other Famitare.
1 fine and enbatential eastern bath Carnage, bat lit •
Ile worn; I Baconehe (or I or 2 banes; I fine Buggy.
nearly nerve invert sett of good harness; 1 two liana
Wagon; I Cart, l hay ladder, Plow, Harrow, and mr
mlog andgardening utensil., 2 fine milk Cowa.
tr, • largo quantity of good timothy hay, &m. Ac. raw made known on the day of male.
Iy3l lOEIN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
WHAP6 PA 8 - 800 reams in atom and for
Pjl4
sale ' J 8 DU:WORTH & CO
110TAMSL- 4 4 Hams, now ready For takingAusa the
11 emote house, for aide Ay
jy2l Wb. R Zll - YCHEON. 1.2.1 Liberty et
QIWITLDERS-4000 Pee Shoulder, in smoke house
land for sale by jy2-1 W 1 R MiCUTCHEON
T„.., , XTRA FAMILY FLOUR-30 bids just ree'il and
X/ (or sale by jyl4 ARMSTRONG L C HOZ GR.
THREE SECOND HAND PIANOS, either for sale
or rent.—One of iho above Piano Fonts will be
exchanged loom. originally WV.) for a lot of ground,
or merchandise at a fair valuation.
)y24 JOAN H MELLOR, El Wood st
TUNLATTA BLOOMS-45 Lona in large and for
LI by KIER A. J0NE.....,
/9 23 Canal Barbi, near 71b .t
CREAM TA RTAR—driAoi=l:“4
r by
1)23 rr4t„Woi
TTNIBER—I bbl mai reed add for sale by
Pir• R SELLERS
Gsal fieLby BNU i F y l a -1 berce Jo . t ma'J and far
LIQUORICF-ROOT4OO lb. prime mond. just reed
and for sale by JV R F. SELLERS
WISS MUSLINS--W. It. Murphy has receiver.
t. 3 fresh supply for dresses, very cheap. Also. em
broidered Alsatian, plain Mull Muslin. and blared
Jaconets, low priced and Gne; at northeast corner 4th
and Market eta. ir4
FURNITURE DIMITY—W. It Murphy has reeeie
ved a few pieces for summer bed gads. el the
low price of IYh eta per yd. tY:D
i REDUCED PRICES —W R. Murphy has art
hand a few rebus and colored malt*, which he
will Mate our at low prices. Jr:a
'VOTIVE
TS HEREBY OTVEN to those who know themselves
indebted to the Estate of JOHN WHITTEN, dec'di
Han, of Pittsburg ho that they are requested to call
tent= delay and settle their accounts with Richard
Floyd, at the Warehouse of &R. Floyd, Ilrmnd
Church Buildings, Liberty street Those strglecting
WA make, lodger then thirty drys, may expect that
their accounts will then be in the hands of a proper
officer for collection.
MARGARET WHITTEN, }
jr,H:d2m RICHARD FLOYD, Adult.
. .
'Mr 00L—The highest market price to cash, mill be
fyy pold forum different grades of Wool, by
8 ft. W HARRAUGH,
/T'2ol No Si Water and 101 Front st
S ODSCSH—PS csks Foda keb, reed and for sale by
8 A W HARD.ALIGII
BACON SHOULDE R S-4 cuts loot reed madras.
. sale by • jr2 13 & IV, HARRADGH
CIIEE
-oE—Sil boxes yrnme Cream Cheese, Justrie.Al
and for sale by OTtO SAW HARRAH° li
R 0 311 97 SEL'S,,AtthlnToll3.KdV.l,i,ll.c.W.A.ll.—raThe.
of render it far superior to Cologne p ro pe rties
for
the ordinary purposes ef the toilet, surpassing , the lat
ter in its per&me. it prevents and removes pimples,
tatter and serenity of the skin, it refreshes co
rrects
the skin, rendering it son and smooth. It corrects the
claming and bitter taste of we mouth. impacting fresh
end pleasant breath- It ejonoors sod whiten, the
teeth, atol hardens the guns. For all tho .above par
be is used with water in such Proportion' as zany
be
foot
agreeable. BY labeling it azd tabblet
it . on the tunnies, it will remove headache. If applied
instantly, toe burn or bruise, it will eventaalty prevent
mortificatlon.. It eorreets vitiated air, and guaranties
Ironic • •a;it ix therefo L ret very useitafeepatiAng
llELl.l3B.47 : Ne gW deWlgigit,
4.21 57 Wood street, Pittsburgh
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kA/ li MAKI —Med Mils WhiskurTiOie KIT
YV sale by 3000 W & lli SEITCHELTREE
BLACK:WObSSEIAGTAZINE FOR JULY.—
Co:mum—Dies Dorentes. No. S Christopher un
der Cunvue The'latand of Sardinia,, The Curonw,-
part XIV; . The Game Laws in Scothand; Dominigac,•
Pestalimusina; The Crowning of the Column , gnd
Crushing of the PedestaL This de" recelvedi for tale
singly, or entimilptions taken at S 3 per year.
JAMES, D. LOCKWOOD, CS Wood et,
Agent fur Publiahen
Ntilittliceoftßantbuxes,
ON TILE LAWRF.NCEVILLE ROAD.—An Omm•
bus will leave the Diamond in Pittsbargh every
evening at 8, 9 and t 0 o'clock. Leave. Lawrenceville
at 8 and 9 P. M. M. A J. BRIUDENTRAL.
iy4Ddilty
GOOD BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.
Tanou—Notes from Life.
—Note, from Bonk..
GmociStory of Battle of Waterloo.
New 'ninon.
Firusirron—Grantley Manor.
'—Elite Middleton.
Owl Creek Leder,.
Merry Mount.
Serra—The Salamander.
AlllJOTTS—Summer in Scotland, etc. etc.
For tale by JAMES IL LOCKWOOD,
63 Wood st
CINCINNATI SOAP-75 his received and for sale
by S & W BARBADOS,
by e
51 Water et
'XITINDOW GLASS—IOO bee need aims, rrc'd and
yy foe .1, by jyrpo Bre ILAREAUGII
DRIED PEACHES-189 heal= reed and ft r sale
by /1 2 0 S & tV HAREAUGII
Tlitai LINEN Ll.tit.E.,s_w„ RTlifosy,,y. s ,t negth
ease earner of Market and Fourth irta, has open
this morning a few pieces of dark Linen Lustre., a
scares article—lor sacks and dresses Also
.
Paa..—Green silt and Tura main, fringed and
plain—a few... Kale latter of Tare satin and handsome
finish. Alio
Furs. Lianas, or a detistable shade and qualtry,and
?,Itrigmro Num —Whiteirbarred and colored.
Wholesale Rooms op stairs, Where goods ore offer•
ed ro dealers extremely low. 1117
DHOOMS-1.1) dos Pomeroy's, for saie by
I) /vI7 l D WILLIA hL9
DRIE D APPLES-PD bush just ree'd and for sale
by /VD S&WHARBAEGH
D o - 3rd ta — e - r — e/ - siia niI:WC:
.1' non; Si half bbls do do; SO bbls No 1 do,juat rechi
and for solo by ty9/1 L 9 WATERMAN
T CP ar ß ge e rs ( " ow h d i a . ys, o'. so l Za " o ' f c Wl/7c n h b o an re d s ctlc t e o
brands and of superior quality, rec'd on consign/3.0t
and for wale by Irsu L S WATER:I4N
on iIETRNTi—A ten , bOls of coa ye
10 on band and for sale by
tY9O L 8 WATERMAN
. • .
Wrlflrg - BLFITWiIIe Rein . a, on hand
TV and for sale by lytta L 9 IVATER3IAN
LARD-25 s c oots, a superior article for family use,
just received and for node by
L 8 WATEILMAN
“Agriculture is the moot healthy , most useful , oast no
ble emplaymmt of man. '—Wasurnotoo.
TFIE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST nod FARM
ER'S CABINET—Is published on the firm °feve
r; month.
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Terms i One dollar a Year in advance: Three copies
one year, Or out copy Three yea., (Lk Eifl; copies
bee
year (if seat to one address) Si, Twenty copies,
Sl2.
New subscribers witl be furbished with the hook
numbers of ail or any of the volume. Seven volumes
Rbor published.
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Bound volumes i lp complete mts. or in ...peyote vol
umes, famished One Dollar and Tmonty-five evnta
each .I.I.IXES D LOCKWOOD,
/13 63 Wood
G REEN SATIN PAROSOLS—W. IL Murphy not
Inset:red n few of the above, of Mc sass , nol!h,
11.01 triage, med . very superior qnnliiT. jy
(AIL-1200 sal. bleached Sperm OM cefornd
ll do do; 1006 do brown Toone,,' Oil; 10 bble Stren,
do do; 1000 runs blnauhed m N
et Whole Oil, in on.
and for rule by jyte M ILLER a MORRISON
hostel.. nice Salad - Chlr&rfehl
and for sale by Jyl6 MILLER St RICK 16
QTARCH36 Lawton's nod
1.3 Starch, in store and for mho by
MILLER & RICKETSON
BU C / - do: Bearer Buckets; ado do Tabs, in
I) store nod for gale by
IYI6 MILLEfk do RICK-6780N
SWEET AND DRY MALAGA WINES-40 to asks
Sweet Malaga Win& ns Indian bbls dry do do
jolt received and for sale by
ill o : MILLER & RICKEEPO,
,_
SIitNIGLVS-2t3 M French Crrek tlhlna coo
-
.Ignment and On Ada by
iyl6 AMLER & RICKMON
ASTROL OGY.
Pr* t;
the oity Cor a bb.+ time, acni may be t consulted on et ,
too &Qin Of Kaman life, at No 40, St Clair et.
Auendance from 3toB r. z Pee furry 50a to 8 ,4
Mr Lorenzo is the only penmen who predicted oorr,,t
ly the marriage Of Queen Vittoria, and desedt , t , l her
husband, two year. before it took place.
P. S.—Bring tim umm oflirth wall you. .15 1 1 , :d* .. '
_ .
IL CLOTILS—On ham) and for tate. by AV: El c inarb•
tOc4, Kt hie Carpet Wareh0em,_,.....g.... et?:
tonsive biyatttoept oi On cloths, va.ryo.s •,
ches to 24 (eel wide, cut to sun a. 7
of yOU3i4O. The lalaortnieril consists at. tha Lates t
and most approved styles and colon
weuvrotx
1118
BOITLE CORKS-9 WO% Fortes, Iccg myt
Just received and reiT . ' s g amtat
411
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BOxE9G7 Pm= Ctscri of a Itiiire
sad for Nlo DYw. R.:APCIIICirEON,
ir4 N0.15A Liberty street-
WAPilrffiD—A good composhoztll Oils office
jr.l-11.4
110A.P.—.150 hRL. strioUy prime, for nolo—
by •
' C. it GRANT. No. 41 Nate
MACKERIZ-.400 bbla Largo N 0.3, ALorsochvarta
hIIIyIKLA; b arrive; for 8130 by
Jigs C. FL GRANT.
POTAT O
Wile-15 bbLs this day received frond Galli
pont, and ray We by
ABIIII3PIRONG & CROZIM
'STEAM BOATS. - i:
FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. 1.0t3/ ..."
^cc-- pa
Thr splendid fig.., ornucht Ilemer
I. N DIA C1.D.1-LNI„ ,N
c R 9I num,. tonna,.:wil wilt P ; ge for
the shove and all inted,/ . , pon.
Ibi. di'' , tee alai, sr IS o'clock, A. kJ. •
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_For leeteht , r paean . , attely_ft b0.c1.._ f - yt
oVirciNtsrivri & PITT/MUT:L4 tr—
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D-AILV PACKET LI t.
mIiTS well known line of splendid posse i Vteers.
1 cr. w now °cont.ed of the bante,r hes
ihed and furnished, end most powerful to . the
orator. of the Weal Every leretatelOttattei peers
fon teat money .II procure, hes beeuprovi • 411 t. pee.
sengers. The Lane has been m opemboa for ilts„)•esue
—has earned n million of people wilboul the elk jej..
ry to then persons. The boats will be et itt•j4ro. 1. ef
Wood newt the day previous to aterlistk, for IS:I4CM.
tint of freqht end the envy of passengers= InOregts•
ler. In all onus the passage money arastElima la
advance. 2,,
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SUNDAY PACKET.
PACKET. .•
Hoak; The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain Healit wil
awryleave Pittsburgh mo rn ing at lea;
Wheeling every Sunday evening at la a Y.
:ilay 1.9, It - 47.
1110Piliiils - A - 153.R.T 5 . t , .. ,,,thi . ,,,
b. n r ,„,IIIO e ,, I Nt i NGALIF T
.. .L. mu t,Ca 4 p a t. , l , 3 l r ....ki lei, t,t,,,.
every Monday evesangot 10 P. EL 4',.....i
t tikTs - Dirir - P - Xeilifit; 0, ~:
.3
The HIBERNIA NO. 2, Capt. J. KlJazittrig - wgi
leave Pittsbu r gh even Teeedayritiotir Ulf.
Meeting ~,,- Tee.aftw even' Sat e.....c l itO N'ti
WEDiligl.:DAle 217Cil C..l5T;r:
The NEW EIs:GLAND No.;11, Capt. g. Da Fell
leave Pittsburgh every WedasheittY :leta.ra_ 'l4l it
o'clock; Wheeling every Wednesday even a a
TUUR.gblininfiltrYre . ,• ~
. 64 bk
The BRILLIANT, Capt. GRAM Will 4 W.,..itta•
berth every Thursday morning at ld Wel nelielin
every Thursday evening at 10 p. to.
SItil3;01 - 1 1 Ailii. ic ~....
The CLIPPER No. 2, Capt. Pima Dora* , .
Pitutbaigh every Friday morning at 111 oscloo 4. i
be• every Friday evening at 10 IP. a. - ':.:-.-
...P.,
Wigiai6 ll l ata4a4 7l'
BUIIIDIED. ARRANGIO#VENTS ta4! digs
• AIONONO.III*T E UTE., , -1j 1-.
Vialici . Wilseilletd 2 Cutabetliuldle a 'lLlA and
• Philadelphia:.' • , 1 / 4 44:.",.„. .
Till' splendid mut fast runrangll Ft 51 t ai Vr•
ATLANTIC, Capt J Parkinson; It . ! lot A
Jacobs . LOUIS MANE, Clot E Beau, - :n ow
tuaklni , dorthle daily tripe between 5t.,..:,
ITPSBURGII AND LIROWNSVIL i . t .
The morning boat will leave the Me 06ela
Wharf, above the Bridge,, daily at 8 &clock , . M.
Passengers win take SUPERB CO
let .
:lie at 3 o'clock, P. M., and the splendid ae -I:4t the
Baltimore d Ohio Railroad, at Cumber/ !KV alB
o'clock, A. U., end arrive in Baltimore Most: Kneen.
Ina, in time for the evening line to Philadat.bl and
Washinrnon city.
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From Pittsburgh to IleliesPre, 0tt1Y321010.9 -
Fare + ...... • • • • • • •11100 b•
Pm Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, only 415 /Was%
Fare ez,co::* 5.•
The evening boat will leave .10 o'cloc k, Ban
day evenings. Passengers by au boat •wi1.,4 ea
belle in comfortable State Rooms the first Wayne"
over the mown...ins the following day . In . • /*built
1 Coaches, stud lodge the second night In Craw jOited.
.
R o i ri " be n naTen hav galli h m ai o c re e 7acergintri,V . E.,= l
privilege of stopping at Cumberland and aniqtacteZ
and resuming thew seats at pleasure. Coat,..ipdathar
terea to parties to travel as thol , please. ig, 0
We mate up the Mad s pod way bill. forNmh.
es in the Pittsburgh offices, (in order la aav ea
arriving at Brownswile.) it is therefore I t for
passengers to get their tickets befors going'. Card
of the boat, at oar o ffi ce, Monormahcht Hoe . ..,!fietrir
street, or St Charles Hotel, Wood st, Pinata . •••'
aph."-dCtm J. htESIDATIA , tit
Vireiiksursh i. Loutiville Peantug, , s;,- • .
FOR CINCINNATIAN° LOUISVIAP.A. , ..
~.,;... •
~ The sW o rt i es t kr nes
t er tr.
Hinder', master, will leaSsihava
d unermedlate porta aigueo.
day. th i e m l i / s tli t in . st, Li 10 o'clock .
o s. u m..,
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" P lIMBE'ITGELc:vipLIS.
It- 5 GEO B SILLT RGE I ...
PITTSBURG/LAND LOUISVILLE - PACT.., L A. - MIR
The new and !splendid 104...
t .. • gee packet, ; . ....,..
i,A,*4-4. TELEGRA.P.II No . .C. , -
• ..i'5.. ,,, .-Z-. Masan, master s trikleave IW4hein•
anti and Louisville on Thursday, the .11 cliti,...oit 10
o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage applyldirmard,
to BURRRIDOE, WILSON A. -304 r
GEO B MILTENISERWRU . ' ',..„
nry2 13 4.
Lentirellle and St. Loofa Pi Ikdti tins.
1849. - '11.640.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FOR Ski - MUIR
~,-„,...- The Env fast sandal L•htsl-Te..rige..
. f ,
_.
... stewiter 'A'PLANT/S, .:, .11
- - eszls,,7,` ;,..z Geo. IV. Wicks, master, "410:leave
~,,,,s - r ti+.4..--• for the above and latennedlialerPort•
every Tuesday,-al 10 o'clock s.. ea..... ,
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For freight or passage apply on board. Or to : . :
F. C. KIN , No. 153 Coca: RA,. ,
' . Louie - Me.
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ratuS.dsm -
RRGULAR SATURDAY' PACKET FOR EIT,AOUIS
apja4ll The fine font rtnrl i : nnger
.reamer nu
GEN. - LA, :_...
'A. McPberilmontater, wt k for
lau...bove and unennedinto prollt eve
ry (3sunslay, 11. to o'clock, r. x. 1; . -
For freight or ptutune npply on baud, or toga ' -
R. C. WIG, N 0153 Com. Rt . l*
rnar.s.dern , Leoimla
NUR W DEELINU AND DIU trelt
The new .d suhstandkl**er
LIUDSON,
Mehlillen inootor, will iistibtii
mo d., trips botween•POßturgh
ri4epOrt. She will learn lihlOLign
..Avektultwinyancl VaniAny.. '
For freight - err prssage,lspplion
roliNviitecc ANDS,
on. fin. steamer
CINDERELLA, 14.
c iai tsi pe r x .,.. Calhion, master, ,w 1 .1...
Mondays md Th:rsdnyo, .•!.,r—dud°
For freight or passage, apply on boos& 4..017 . _
- iirbRAVEIE
The U. 9, Moil steamer
No. 2, will leave the lancling . oepooi to
the Slonongaholn Honse,•evenf Son
y mornhor nt 9 o'clock, for AU...
Returning, will ornvo at 5 cOclrtek,.V..sl.
Fore to Denver and back, Twenty-five Oentik;
wy2s
BUNI/AY TRIPS - TO HEAVER.
~.. The lactuner BEAVER 'AI ave
the wharf, opPorao U
hetet House, every Sandoz . a i rvong
t o'k, r. Bet.,#alotr,
will . leave Beaver at Icloc o'clock. for
P. Be
M ave ., toad atria* at
4 o'clock. Fare, Twerar.five Cents.
68.0 IL IMILTENDEraIIiZa.
" REMOVAL. • '•-•:'4'
S. D. AGENT, tit
Forwarding and Cornrows/cm 'Mer
chant, hes removed to No. ti 7 Fmnt, bele/Were co
and Smithfield sweet, j
iYll.Biktiv-artiroT,' 6ci - AL—Th, Watt
~ f- i- •,,,
kif Coal—The geographical eon/ geological be:
non arid/rend comoustibles or fossil fuel, tp , r "i„,„
Aka the yarn,. mineral bituminous joboty . ~,..„.
phwod in mu and iatinofretnres, ilhisznaf o i„ ~,."
mad diognirnsi embracing from otbrini if p or a,, , . ~6
cosl.producum countries, the reonxcik , ' a "Inv= of
their production, consumption and our ..,,,,i,,,,th m .i .
Lotion, in all pane of the world pr., b „ ri,....,,
i n
Cowling Taylor, in one val. 80 0 . . v.,,..., L iVr .
i 520 JAS
-D En,
oo G 3 Niricod .1
131,,icic sit. ii PiiikkirA..-..-.7 g . hi,,,, t 1 ~
1) mitred e lot of shone awls., r ',gg, Jaolt
e atle are
of an extra saga
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19
-- efer - iclar ~.d . -
WTITANTED-An
ANTED -.Ana need Salesman li:ilio Dry
y Goode home... N ~,,,, other ne,r ~,,,,rx,
ITlSultf W. 11 GARRARD, 79 Maratlst
sii k 7BW STYLE CARY Eu,,,,t,,,,t1y I,,tUriTg 711
ill tho Carpet Ware'A me of W. ILPCLITO&B.Nd.
75 Fourth sheet, sy per ' fine and fine
ha s Oarpent,
rub lo e °1 .... , ',Cargo, to which we havhdlhe at
tentioc of purchs,,,„,,
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wiiiwigi--., .. ~.;..,
A DL ACK:AMITII capable of making ardtpfigcs,.fiar
ii. gin s . and famishing ouch work as la ;Mowed
.b.. Ssdi 'Works, nod repotting mull steam / 0 01ns
audlrct,r e ,
2 , -
A. good sit:cation is now offered to such a peahan, to •
establish himself is business where he enn 4110 M
two or three hands. Apply to KIER & JON_ the Y
subsetibers, near Tammany .for runner Infal%ano, n.
THOMAS KIS .4 .
_
LEW
Saline Salt 'Works, July 19, 11349. •
IS PEP X
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BATHING.
L'IIGHT BATHS FOR ONE DOLLAR, or &Illy
124 Bath for fifteen coots.
Ladies Department open from 9 to II o'elihelVg, m,
and S to 5 Weiner, P. 51.
Atheuroom Saloon wad Bathing Eiriablir,tiro • r
jy IC , T. SUFALL.,pro ' ,
e /715L 1 FFEE-450 bags MO Coifee jo,o re w d ; 'Od for
innfr by ROBISO Lx,rat. a/4 kV,.
* f lah r LibeWst
A,l uL A, zi.cßii-fo.stiula N-0-IFS l U l s — e - a . ; - 10 - rroXil der,
I.T.L in store and for sale.by
tylB ROBISON, um
„Aia - 0
0 sole by 41.2 HOWSON°, uzlrcasmaiot
NAILS, Au.-he.--:no kegs Naga, asablairaa; 00.dragn,. o't
Sinkea, 10 tuna smarmed Oar Iron,' (druid-NY.
i y tn2I 9H2SON,LITTLIC
0..c.-1410 bales .?1, - 1;s1god Ignt fib
Condlennek; tkal lbs Ogginn Yarn Air og
h 1 .
jylB
BArCC'col r:a-nt:se:FPln”, ILT'den mr , - fors ; , ;:h7
,iylB R01.11...ZN, LI
ENP-9m
EO
.13 Amiga, for Mb, by
iyln
Rf3PI3OY urrrall4.l?
•1)9
M for sale by )).10 ROLlisigg, L.L
O
G I '4, S r - or slie b :T i t=;%7,LT , rd.r4 t ,
110, - Aptte_t..o
A. lad for sale
ii~~ha es INIOS - a - aaN. atilirrin,,,
I„) and b Loaf, do, Inc .44 , 9'
/Yl.O HuBISON, LITYLEk, co
o,:itaW'No 3 2 „anT"-. --
' do No I.VibbiHenig
ro ! _.
, Fielded No I Sablocll/
1 4 1 , by _
largo No I,lanadn Mf
)08 ad 29 WaR at ist
kori-2.73 un. Pig Iron, r
r for same by jyle 11011WoN, LITTLE (hCO
TAR—Z . l4gs Tar, IVO
1739 RUE' e, S tAITLIRIrd kCO
r' - .A13 -613 pi g s Lead We'd and for 5 - 1; - 17
iyld HU Er, marrti6vtit.co
iRHSi ITOTABVILLV:
iteararr Lydia' Collins; too rain by Pat
CH GRANT, 41 Wail; -st
.1.\111,1"
2.9 do 3.1 Moores, to-day reed and far •alerly
/YI 7 ARMSTRONG k CHOP 'H
-W aal:QC - ound . Z.ll hear, miiiiiiirarl.
COlll (I hear, cud judge it gently—
The Dr one at:Aisne: and illOsirthe Verse, le;
Of I IS, the arils of Dentley.”—Dm, . , , •
BLVI7...EY'S MISCELL.A.PiY.—Ju. Ala p o
63 %Wood - street, has for sale a complete setptale
celebrated work, edited by Charles Dickens mult i _
worth, with illustrations by Craikattaxik. 1 1 ,
11011ANDL:- - 1600 - lbs extra eure fe — _ , sale
~
-11-L 13 , 17 J D WILLIAMS, 110 W at
CAER.IIAN-CUY:=o)—eifirree ay .
1,3" sale by tyl2 • VLSSEr ,lk DI f
P 4.NU .T.S- 300 btuth in atom and for stireW..:,
jyl2 TAASKYt alcirr
k ynaituk-1 , 1 ba l e, c,.,,..,Th, b: ,... N . 12ig . T2
,b,tY Feathe r mAtrigiritk reo, Ptsyk , St
OLlPltilirt—blli—PlO-1-I..aTri; lemks-
13 CliCe - Tiiiii
t.3 . easera. 4 bass Ginseng; tO do Pemba/20ml.
landing from steamer CitizeN for sale by :.
_/YIK ISAIAH DICKEY dit.. .
-noTesli—iks fin—ifiar4
I - kru • REIM)I49 is 841