rtmusilro m• worm a CO
,=. '''l°ll4lflgtisM 4zartiksweit agilii
• miktrY eankir:kiiii. 4 *Vie oectslol2
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of Pptuieatiotit*ltirisip ‘ ii iditightilrilitt
~,v,,A,T. f . wP irrla Wean Mary tissrera Is 4ittashed l
,4 a 0,,,,A,...,i,t,0j 0 yi1inf ec d„ii.,,,,id the 44:16,
Da " P.' ''7 l '4 •T ' TV ki7.-4b ! D lCo ll ' ' ' T"' ' • ii) •of •' ' - Me cid
annum ti,,, a n nu m ;ip„j, ~.1 , r , .,%; j3 .72gri l e
4. 4 1 ra pet, adY ,paying their rewards Jet the no
e educate. 1 7 Chief vibe had lell 'their armlo to victory, mara
~ , , ,,, 8 5-. .e m.,,,,-...,..• -,..„. ~,,,, ii, ~ , ,,f ia th i who had. wen Miperiabable bettor . for hie maw •
.--` ' l ' l ' l 'eV , s c. and as :Lir iiithedny ar try. A Gee Nettle met their beloved Chief m.a
-1ite5ittate'A'714,,•,,,,,i,,b,,,,,,,t°E,,,'„e'11,r,1,d1,,t1,.:','L1'.. is ea of State and Nation, etA took them by
‘•
P.ELLLADIMPHIA MORTIS A Mnitheir,' We hand with the gr " P warm ih• attachment and
• il th . a . - . • 0„,,,t,i ,
A dye rtheenonia andavbeeriptiona in the North Maar .
-r. They honored thify.,. .
cart and UnitectlitteeriGniette, Philadelphia, recoleo,il and nobleinstitntions, in the polladna .1 their ball
and forwarded health's °Mee.
• i taibecor and es mach evinced their love of cont.
ASITIMISONIC AND WirifiCt TlCaLlra. ! uT. 11 Weir reelect for the 4161111111 d men'
.4 whom they assembled to welcome.
roc seat, <1711)111s1.71:1
RkvillY IL FULLER, of Lamm c...., The day "'" fine. Outing °night previous,
SCUT; ' heavy rale had fidleo, laying the', dust, and cooing
WILLIAM HASLET% of Water County. .. the atmesphere. At an esilfloin in the mornink,
I . ' araIOCHT, 1 the streets were adorned with pigs, sod varier%
F ROST. C. WALKI6I4, et =Wien, themign. 1 Mottoes sad devices expressive Of the wish of tke
£OHN MILLER, of gliarpablarch ' people to do "moor to the illtunkus Chief who was
•- CALF.B.LEE,of Pinshargh. approaching. l
, .Pillg. ESPY, of Lower St Malyi
' - .1 In company with hundreds of others, we drove
Oramar,
i
MUITtiONOMM, me towards Turtle Creek , to erigt for the arrival*
• CASTER UVRTLS, of Pinstiargh
:, our distingnistred visitera. At i. Mar minutes he
.
°Ea S. HAYS, of Upper et. Clair. Lice 12 o'clock, the mnsie of White ' s brass haA.
;
• which had gone on in alimmee, i 4es heard. and* ,
. •
JOHN MORRISON, of Allegheng. . ' a short time after wardapie . a. Traylor was men a*.
cositaosen, • preaching in an open, Foe liana boggy. In tile
FAS. MITRIIELL,of oc-bkr. ..1 midst of deafening ericerli he deice up to Chalfaqs
e .,,,, ,
WM. M. ASTIR:RE, f Pittsburgh. 1 Hotel, where the Connell. sod cilaons of Pin.
-1. burgh were drawn up id order' in receive him and
l 011,
JOHN DYER . of Pin lay. 1' Gov. Johnston. i t t
PII'TSIIOIIOID-,
MONDAY MORNING, AuGuaT 2ge1849:
Wee Lasieja wag s . as Haa r pig .. Mr. Darragh, Attorney Generill.o the 0.41110
Sao next page for Telegraph. Sawa. Wea l th of PoomlY"lilmr mcma W l "' d
_The beantdol speech of Gen. Taylor, at the
:t9u. and the (.oweruuf of II ishe $-1" *. °plc of Alleghela comity
Monongahela lionve, was reported especially fof c apapaaacaa pa po u d, our care byte the Garat• end Joffnual, by Mr. P. B. TkarlaTors Meet and Careroco Counills of k.ituthursh are he.
Stenographer, wboae aWlitlea to this line are mini for the mom ponce, andi need ion say mat your li
vened. Aa the rpeeelles were delivered m cart 0101 aoords •• all km" i l.i°1•••• we """d t"
lieges, in the midst of W you immense muted, *ay, •• • c oos . ' w elcome , A" mlith not lie
lag to and fro, mid keeping op a appaiut uvg place to make a formal speech. that p eaong duty
the fidelity of
It report does great credit to hut "`"" heea """" to in e""9."
acquirements.
will address you lo Pittsburgh, sill, Woo manmade
Bite me to thaw you in their none, for the Increneed
Inure yon ., have added to =rte iatteool honor, by your
gallant exploit. in the Laid ahem!, at the hemrif
our valiant soldiers and fellow citizenn.
It to rcircely necesmoi to tell you, reopened Grw-
Door, that you are lateral welcoPor for you ion yd.
friends all amod yoo, aid numereue other, are enz
totialy wading your arrothl lo tthen arc their vealtel
nod fervent gramlatione, .zwit as they nacurielY
are to hehold you both. attach nuibe delayed by
I 'welcome you to the "itito Qty.%
At the chase of Mr. Darragh's epeech, the Pt.-
Ideal rose, and, to • firth, d'art and manly voilx,
said:
Fazio* Cm.. It tau Oh na9onithan teelingo of
heart intim.de that ilhank ytta the people of Al
'eche. County mate toed reception you have exten
ded to roe,
I retard you my most sincere Sankt for the honor
you hare conferred upon one .d 1 hope that you. and
all ether eldrcns of the Stehle Fey.. Sta r , . 1 .)
erer be prosperous and happy
Three cheer, were then given with hearty good
for President Taylor, andl many for Gov.
Jaunt., after whi h the centime, contmotog tl e
President was dtiveri to Db. McCall's hind ,
where he dined, the ()eve.or zemaming at
Chal
tenl'a,-
Afer Menet the Pre, snint .dt,overeor took their
seats is the carriage prepared Kir %tem, and, or
lowed br an immense, poolutode io carnages, and
On horseback, were &tyro to Wilionstrorgt„.—
A great number of the. citizens bad aewinbled at
Me. Rice's inn to bid them Welcome, which tat y
did, cheering loudly, anal the Pteardent returnettbia
acknowledtrments by swaying hi. handkerchief to
the ladies and bowleg, Arteriole momenutry dta t
the cortege resumed M way towards Basil. betty,
, •
at wind, plat* a grcat.tharip tentage, and hoagie
, men were statues, who joined to the tram.
this point we counted the carriages, and lornd
that they were 130 in number. Atter a slow drive
to Lawrenceville, as othing to the crowded Ono of
the road, d wes impon4bre to to with any degree
of rapidity, the procession vq ymned by a east
motutude of tweezes, and 1,4 met between that
pant and Pittsburgh, by the 6 , ,itlitary, etz comp.-
' roes of which mere or/ the grdond.
The cavalcade proceeded after this, el a antda
pace, through a dents maw of.buman beteg.
deem Penn Street to Hintd, Alen, the .refges
were compelled In halt for wane time, as It yeas
Wein,* •inrpositile for the:procession to fur.
were through the award.'
Allot !peat &altar altillentley the Prevalent end
suite, =Dwelt the lima alert Endre, and premed
through Allegheny. .
The pm:melon was igen itopped e In the Mar
-kat home, aid the general de tiered halite rusl,em
, bled multitude, a sten:hut viey pithy and appr o
prime 'mech. Retuntlim to Pittsburgh, end 41111 e
p.elhe down Penn, • few doorNbelow Hay Si.,
Me,. Colhoa prewnte:n the nlit hem with a bee
quo, through Mr. Wirt B. McClure, who wale
o ie of dime beautiful Gale spee.os so cher , tte
trate of hon. The General altanited her to that
kind manner which tenders Lim a tavern. *oh
the lathes wherever he, goes.' :
Long befiire the tram of horcenzen.d earringes
reached the Monongahela House, every C. fit of
stanAng room fin moan around, m &reciter",
we. occupied by gentlemen end Indies, all eUge ,
to linen to the spwchem which were to be delis
..
Every window In the Monongahela Houw,and
di all thus neighboring sour and dwellings bo is
occur:tat lo tut we tare nhver seen a detws
c nerd, or mare ealbusfrao di#dayeii in Pembnigh
tun au this occasion.
The mintage cOntafideg ode distingulahed',a
nen having asnred, the lila. Walter Bonnard
rose anti spoke as kilden:
Ma Px2s VOW—The wituttlepol marmites of Illzw•
Luoth Together with the woople of Allegheny enthey
eve totaled me with the toot U greeting your 'Arri
val amok. ice, and of bon ter Ton a cordial welQpma
to our city.
A volt of the dhlef 11.4strate of the Hey.bc is an
eve. widish in this cwineenny would not he audited
to pass without some derrionstrado. of u.aped, f f foe
other oaken than that of Wm pre-eminent dignity
h • dos ...tali Mr. President, 4 am
hep7r , 000,0,, r j, u. di - mitts we'Morrie with wbehyou
era • meted mon. from a wan - zeal far deeper
• and
wanner, and noble( than .) Atha felt to be dPe to
mere official rant .
It to 001 the other—an tit it In Itot the ca. Lu 4 the
men. that ho canted._ thin flee eelmovenent
among the people, mai kindled the joyous, eager
looks which meet you be every hood. lb whose
name is aha toehold worn with e population vim"
aelnevemeeth are the owl, of their firesides—hitt la,
that ellelw these damodistradmil of regard any re
... the protound and anniened homage of On.
people.
They remember, Sir—.4l nell,may they reinenOer
TO. Veal send.* toth¢ country—the.unerzing chill
which puded your military movements your ',iodica
turn of the imslonal honnalu a gen. of 0n0... toted
victoria., your Into.ity to the •anqulstied—yothr
meekness in the hove of triumph- Therc thine, they
remember, and they Ineetyoulloo 10 utee expo... ton
ID their thank. and their berwthettoes Truly inNy
be sod, in this Instance, that the louse of atheist r3nt
is dimmed e.t.a amid Vte blaze of personal merit
The .les of the people winch Valle (erred )o,le
your now sphere of intr. was the eponteneou. tysti .
martial 01"theil end.. your 'dimmer, and the re .
Wore upon your capacity, integrity end sale len.. of
devouou to the public wilfare •Ehacordant nicely of
palmy may separate oneliment end virtuous cluilens
tom Oval parties, but the mnumest of impartial
will retail°, and to wawa to yet:m.llf will neve; he
heard to question the uprightness of your motives - , or
your %sane upholding the Mime.ts and honor of ma
enmity
Your tercet= here, My. President, is the net of the
whole people, inespectlee , of peaty distinctions All
are equally...Me of year pommel worth, your no
ble pattiOtion, your inimitable SOTTIC. All then
equally destrtros to see.you. to ...lola. von
to tender you the horcluththes city and eohnty
„ I
of their fetid.)..
Yes, Mr. President to the watt. concourse thaitur.
round you. them Is not bean Which does not tirob
with a ...On enthusiasm
lour visit to Pennsylvania his brought yeti tato fa
nutter aequaintawe with the pursuits of our .irck,
and the resources, to the bnprowement of whirl., Ow
energies ale directed. IVe are pleased to finds..
the val. of these resourc., to a National point of
stew, le duly apprwlated by you. With respect the
tonality where yoo now ere, It a te preper to remark
that the te.aione, the workshoe, the seanufacurri s,
the macs boat, btalgas end othfr work. of .I,7:are
the creations ofbut a feveyearat You areto a throe
of coalaind Wan, and whit were ,outerv.uso mtzttele
Is azeamted for. Hem induetry`ht mtnpied to .ernes.
sent effort, sad labor, to a l . ll its diversified forms, barfly
pl ed The mutt of hawse ingenuity, in It. ouch.
&genii., L. mem in oar vrentshope. We Mink
that thew arm blare a National aloe, and that fl o wn:,
merit me favorable no of th e Nattorml Ciow • yro-
Meet
Me. Pnuidena ma are gratified In beholding me.r
side, thszllatlnguitlied Cider blayieurne of Peenrelva-
'Tara Yu= or rue Paratncct an Govassoi :
distinattiatted peraonages arrived in thi L S
erty on Saturday, according to previous eurrounce:
meats. The de,criphou of the pageant, 'the
speeches, etc., wilt he found in another column:.
Opt citizen; turned oat almost sir maser, tb
WelM:Me their distinguished visitors, and a sands
meat of gratification was prevalent every wherd,
that the opportunity was ;lorded to oder a rd. ,
speetful salutation to the noble old Chieftain who
had won such enlacing latuels for his cournt
but the tesvalent idea which occupied onr mind, ;
and mere us the moat pleasing sentellona,wis
the fact, that the Chief Soler of this genii people
cold travel about among his fellow citizen., eve•
tit where, and under every variety:of Mecum ,
eroneel, with the most per fe ct safety.. In every j
oilier country, from professedly republic Franco to
despoqo Amain, the head of the action carinni
venture abroad without his guards, his military
protector, and without being continually exposed
to personal danger. Dot here, ootseithstandiag
P tety.roGtin run high, and are marked with nik.
cot and vimlence, yet the President of the United
Sullescanthrow himself among the people, with- ;
cot the leen semblance of physical protection, nod ;
eta visit every portion of oar wide spread L.
moo„ With put an mach safety to; bin peksola
as the humblest cidaen, and will .meet
ery Where, amoog all paraes and creed., with
tokens of affection and respect. This: is the trills •
glory of our country—the ',leased fruit. of our bee
institutions. Where every mane a freeman, hi
is armed for the prOtertion of his rulers. Tbe'r
safety is his aecurnv—tbra honor is the people's
glory—a respect offered to them is a homage
oar. Institution•.
We were rejoiced to see the President inoki4
so well , .sad to understand that his health btis
greatly improve:Lain= be left Charahrraburgh-
His' voice w dear, sonorous, and strong, and could
be beard at: a. very considerable distance. Ife
spOke web an earnestness, and an emphan• :511
gesticolSioi which showed the tree hearted arid
aincere man. Thew who have endeavored ib
make an impression that he cannot address a pub.
lie assembly with dignity and intelligence, will
Sod ten thonsand witnesses in Pittabdigh tosoh
trailim the false nuertioo. He made an eseee4-
ngly favorub:e immersion, so he hitalicine
eve,'he has' goste;asul ban greatly *reused -his
wonderful poptilartty by tutstag with his 411oW
diuuaa Gen. !Taylor Is, at this monMnt, iavin4-
bt e joesinaylvania.
Mr. Loekwood azioounees, per tikeerifienter,
that he aesl g ne to attend the Trade. Sales ot;itiw
York. This will afford an eseelleatopporinehy
fix persons wishing ha procu re soy elk lee or rale
OCIACS, who can leave their' orders arlpt hue.
OVWIAnr or Ken Riss.—T he Caddo Gszede
or the 2d inst., says that Elia sutra rink and lasso(
propedY • tteguisioned by the overflew of Red Eti voyn
will be unprecedented. Ix. Bet:wit:will sustain
• clear.feas of some 512,000 or $1 2,0011. Ili, Co.
tire crop - will be totally reiried Mr.• Miami will
roller nu irreparable lOU to his brick yard, haviiig
already been kneed to abet:Klan it. MCA) , could be
mentioned, bat the injury to property,and *nen
lions, (says the Gazette,' to too peat to particir
Mae. At ilia last accounts, the ricer was 411
tieing at the rote uftura reel In tarenty..k.or bourn.
The Nachitociurs Carentete expresses an apple
heusion that the entire cotton crop of the valleyof
Red River will be destroyed.
Tim rHIIIIDZieS Pleaatialwll —en6a /neap
'ion, fa—The Philadelphia Ledger piblishes gig
President's proclamation, sod soneree to It the
following letter from New Orleans, hrhich gives
some inrormafion oft the subject : •
=II
Maur,. Editene—Far a lew days past, heed bills
were to be on almost every corner, calling cm
one hundribdablebodmi men.fmtwelie ruontes,at
good wages. Thew bills were tweed by tee dif
ferent men, to rendezvous et as many different
Ones. They glue thirty dollars . in adVante,
twelve dollars per month, nod promise eneb Man
one thousand dollar, at the end of the service.t.
No pectin appear. to know. whit is to he done--
where they are grips, Or whit fn. And the Meat
illtigeot inquiry elicits bat lade more thin that they
have raised over 3000 men, who know no mote
about a than the flObii.C.. They have bought the
steam ship Fumy and some other craft, sod piy
cash for every thing as they go. Report says
"their have already snipped 19 000 men over the
Lake to, Cat Island." I coo vaunt! for about
3,000 men tering acme over. These cells have ors
been made in oar papers, ore kmarour. editors Yet
norread tke,inatonext. which makes it, a greater
mystery, as it is the mik at every trorneg, and the
wonder of every circle. Yet no ezeappems to
harm. OficOurse , all the wine ones Be their own
mineen) van give a ahrewd guess, er!tia.a shrug of
the shoulders and mysterious air. 'l.rair Sam
the espeddioa ie to take Cuba from tithe
I gm told that hesame scheme exte,ods to milky
all the Wen.= eines. Others Say It is to pitmen
John 801 l of the care of Bermuda. Another safe,
it le only a tionededltion of the Yuman expe
lion, as CoCa, White is among the leaders , while
others as confidently mean it to be destined for
California, by authority of Goveranient. Bogie
centred oto for the Red River gold mines. Sonie
to build the railway &raw the Lethal= But the
most probable coureeture is, that they.are the On
set Owls, who have at:toile° fnghtened the Meli
ssa boys bowery/an "wolf, wok^ when therm
wean° wolf to be fuunil, that they may now de
mand inset:Salem fume to carry the whole
Madre &ate., while the Memeana are reproving
Melt aeminelsfar false alarms. Whatever may
be,lt has &miscarried on with More Mummy add
despatch than soli - Mice of suck magnitude fait
has ever come to my knowkdge. The Mediae
men have neidy all seen Service Id Florida er
Mamma. You Mlle imegiae the wondyr it arenas
in this oily of gander. "What I. 111 9 , the euds•
lion of every toddy. Thewhobi, plan mail be irthaWa
by the 15th of August, sod if you do not have any
better informatieulferc, / will give yeti the plait.-
aura when thereat:lo to light. It is strongly Met
ed that Satan Antra furnishes „the !Mule, but 4
think not. ,
. .
Fax to E:Larcunreon.—The fire . originated - ait
1 cr` 'Meek oo the Mornipg 'Mime lOth, le a drinking
'shop, where.' pareel of fella*, had: been Mad
4 4 eTien eta fain. A .0001 gale wits blearing
from thoonottheaar; the Ore 'swept with Cearnal rap
idly to bridgitafeet s . than .wheeled welt s monad
the "'mes at thrr eatnei below Cowin tame, hp
Bridge .Wes totdoss Platt's large brick black,
carrying everyAlint before it; .keeled 'south and
made • clean swept° the mane block Oral, smith
of the Pest ODlee. :whom it was arrested in Ott
dizemlon. ThesSM comnedßodge street and barn.
Bailey's, brick block op to and Ineladlag
Preston's mime siore, corner bridge add Ma ri pmt
streets, and then swept the entire Millie to the
park Boutin the
. Ithrespal ebnotb. '',The Isaias
crossed to the , cr :-.dl, or: minam :wed, and
-.taught al serMal Point•,and Botts fric: Vils'e bar*
oa th e cninelot thn . ftMnt lazahni ‘ ni AcedentY•
tetreed .mm 77414 to the Grrh'xrc..o, width
latter beildinfaad 'the Bpinxiiid anti blether:BM
chalet" were ei , Ted by, the reacitßiqiets•
• The iota is eitllpliteet al.$21:4000 and opearrits,
Of Which eomidemddeiell.inanted. _ • '
'rEIN Plums/mum , " •sD}aovrnima•
arczgruxa
3'4"d4, 144 .in tone be resiembemi
elm.
. To you oleo, lit:Gove*or, we tender • heavy leek
come to eel city.. hill Poor pace with 124 a.
the wont... ire oithe /Mira people of the emosiiim
weal& You hays donajunke m Cads feeWt i d
grelitedC, tor Mooted of *Oilmen. and thereby aided
• nem Om to or amddlece endlesesd.
end Ow, dr Pirsided . ad Mi.l3dandt,
et&t you al our rues. We to deal year I.ollen
mad, ve may be rendered pleuarst and cheerful, and
that you will indeed feel that you are at home.
The Plesideot time stood,..o?itt.his carriage to
afttiat: ailtd, despite arias preretteeinf act brotiense
a &altitude4be ounce; order , * deconm. eras
elate' pied. ..The speech erldtih,tte made cat this
occasion Was enthasiutically applauded, and Its
bcariity is a rhetorical point r,,i'vteni, to well no the
meaner io which it oral delivered, proles that
ttaitigh the "tooted field" may be oar brave Presi
dent's/erre, atilt he possesses oratorical powers of
no mem order of er.celleoce.
Are as loliows:—.
13M.: It is with immingled pleasure, and et the same
note with great distrust of my own eighties. that I
hate in return my acknowledgments to the citizens of
Pubdiergh—nay. I woulJ say the mdse. of Alleghe
ny county—Me sewed In conaidemuen of the great
Paste of Pennsylvania. end Pittsburgh. the first for
manufactures In the whole Union. I say it m with
feelings of ustabigled pleuure dim I that have an op.
Donnelly of meeting you Parent cheep 1 Plr. I have
served more then Pony years in the military service
of toy country, most of which ume has been spent on
rs entente borders. in the protection of our inhabi
tants from the Red ban. Ind in ennYing war into .rt
enclny's country. (Cheers I It cannot thentfore be
erpeeted of a man whose whole time has been devo
ted to action on the field of strife, to make any display
of •loomeace on the present iocension. or even to do
mince to hie own feehngs I would not be • moo of
words. I watt to be what I here always endeavored
to be. • man amnion. [Greet cheenng.l
Si, you beer mildly alluded to interne.. They
herr been for the moot pan the services of hhe camp,
and in the achievements gamed by our whoa, I slum
l.ut a small share—they are moody due to the •trong
arms and the bold beans of our regulars and volute
mere ui which the canons of Peentyl value bold no
uconeulerable part to them emorable war neatest the
eateen government. [Load cheers
The operations of the Ameriesz soldiers in &from,
land among them the volunteer. of Pennsylvania.,
hoveinced the world Mat they are able not only
to defenc onv d their own cotutry, hat to carry sueccwifialv
the r arm. lino the country of anenemy. and to main.
lain their position wherever their boozer may be on.
futtbd. (Immeose cheering
gut, am, artier I speak with pleasure and with pride
of the scenes that transpired in Mexico, I am mph. ,
°tally a man of rearm; and I would here observe that
the great didlculry with our people st to restrain them
fresh military enterprise. whether to acting- for self
defence, or to eaves., war into an enemy's conetry
,ftapturoos applause.)
Although I have been bred to the prolesuon of arms.
l say .pain that I are moan of peace las anginas.
at all'unnes. and under all eireurnstances, that every
possible m shouid be tried—every hanonable
means adopteeans
d—before war ahould tat resorted Vo—
iChcem
Su, I bare catered tour State to see the people. of
Pennsylvania as rum Chief Marpstrate—to see the
Whole people—Whig*, Democrats au! Natives, with
out regard to pony. nod so tar as I have plasm! Mtn'
your State, I hare endeavored to proceed wi hoot es.
edet—outhout pomp; and my wish has been to meet
OM us a plain republican man. [Loa theetal
have born met by your druirtguished and eourteon.
Chief Magistrate, end by many of Tour distil:moulted
citizens, who bare conducted me thos (so through the
State. if not with greater pomp. at ens, rate I am sad.-
tied with Treater after-ton than bas of recent_yeus ac•
cOampailied the pageantrtee of European monarch., as
they have passed from place to place watt all the par•
aphernalin of royalty I Very gram applause.]
.SirA awn say that I feel myself perfectly at him.
With the people of Penn.) leant. I Great ehecnot]
L have never had an opportunity ern...mg through the
Staten, and of seeing Mete mercantile, their minter and
Manufaeturin* opt" moons: and I hope I may be •Itow•
ed to say that I ant not trespass.* the laws of orerpne
when I devote a hale leisure t acquiriog such
Mf•rmation as I. can obtain, by a slaty to . wme of the
mist ornament plaee• of the Union, when. sorb tar •r.
Man. It to be obtained In all matters of that on, I
Wink to see •nd lodge for myself ['Great cheering )
Sir, in conclusion, I tier to return to you—and, throagh
too, to the elute.of Putt urgh and Allegheny en, not
f.irgetUng the lames—Mud aOPlntme and wooing of
hats and handterebteisf—my htgbest respects and good
wishes I return you my hearty Manta for the doutn•
gu:shed boom you have conferred upon me to-day, and
My most fervent desire shalt, at all time. Ire--whether
an President of thin great Republic, or an a prisons to•
ahrldUZi—to promote oar mutual welfare, and to do all
in ray power fur your happiness and prosperity
The old General then sat down amid the,m.w
ed cheering of the vent multitude, cod cries cf
'Johnston, Johnston."
Governor.lohnston then rase in the carriage, bat
the crowd became uneasy, and the carriages were
Separated, so much so that one repartee could not
distinctly bear what the Governor said. It was,
however, something like the following
:Citizen. or Pavast hyena, I return you my most
.(reverethank* for th e kind manner in which you here
iceetred myself and the distinguiehed President ei O.
Colon. Permit me to say that I feel deeply ...We for
the honor conferred upon ma by your kind reception
pcntknecn, it is a matter rof great plea mire to me to
aey aim, wherever 1 hues travelled ,on the fined bor
t:Ur* of this Courisunereahle, I bar* allegro diMMO4
Jpy aUserion toting interests of tlas Bret; . nsitent
tsier i have been, my fceellleCtiOrts bars stersy•
beought me to the banks of du, Alltrginurr me.,—a
cream which I AA' always dearly love. Dot, gruel.
Men, much al I love the ititoSoeny river--themolt I fret
het on. Lank" I ant at home interest. of this
nom, unity art mo cogiGned to that wrests. aloom bet
you barn the hionotorobele, forming a grated junction.
winch is the beginning of a navigation that portiL es
in p'ace Pittsburgh on a (ovum; with say other synth
the Union Yr.
. .
lt,,
Inctired hecame at manageable, and Clover•
ria r Jolnnen caneaded tea ddies• by Intarouar as
&eke. /a behalf of himself • the Presblent of the
Oulted Stale, tar the kind reee °alba, bad received . 1
' At are close of the Gov or's reeritute, three
aurs were give. for Governor Johnston, sad
three more for General Taylor, when the meesieg
quietly dispersed.
Abe dark, the firemen tamed out In strong fierce,
surd assembling in front of the Monongahela Roue,
the air was filommated by the light of their truebes
and fireworks. Genetal Taylor was badly called
(or, but as he was exceeenly fatigued, he only
appeared for a few memente at the window ml his
apartment, and saluted our gallant 4ernen. The
*hole levee in (root of the Monongahela House,
as wed as Smithfield sheet, near the river, was
blocked up by a maimed° nearly as lane as In the
afternoon, and Governor Johnston appearing I.
the balcony, mode a long and eloquent speech,
which we are sorry that the darkness prevented
us from reporutm. He dwelt most especially upon
the .ten hour law," which was a measure, he said,
that be had always supported heart and hand. No
tine could be a more suenuons advocate of It than
he wait. The speech was frequently interrlipted
by applause, and at sits close, Mete cheer. were
given far the President and Goverunr.
~. Taken altogether, we have never seen our chi
sels spend a day more pleasantly, add never law
so large a crowd assembled kw mach a length of
time, without any accident happening, as on the
precut occult. Great credit ki doe to the Goa.
minces a( Arrangement and Reception, the the
aareel and attentive der in which they pet
funned their arduous dunes
THE: PRESIDENT , ' PiIOOELESS
• •T LARLIALL
eapoudeace of lb* Daily Near.
C.484.8m5, Aego4l 13. 1849.
J. P. Satinglace, Esq: President Taylor arnsed
here from klarrishurgh, this inoining at b o'clock,
ins special Wain minded for his Use by the Con,
befitted Volley Rail Road Company Ho was
lienentpinted by bit sin In law, Dr. Wood, and
Governor Johnston. A - large committee of our
citizens who had proceeded to Harrisbargh for
the purpose of tenderteg the hospitalities ot oar
horoogb, escorted the General. Upon the ap.
preach of the cars, a pelletal saline urns fired from
the barracks, under the direction of tolonel Cool*,
S. Dragoons. The streets handsomely Jeeps
Oiled wdb doge and festoons, were densely crowd
ed with thousands of people from this nod the
neighOOring twenties, awaittng the Pmsident's am-
Cheers succeeded cheers, given to hearty at.
enact by toe multitude, as they gamest a view
of the old chief, as be ;tossed slowly along to the
ears. Has welcome to Carlisle len enthesoodie.—
[raving proceeded to the head or Ito town, the
President and Suite were tranafenell to a cep
ileac and four bones, and handed over to the
Committee of reeetio.. The procewson woo
then famed ender the command of a Marsial and
numerous asst./wits. A tine band of Manic was
G the advance,°e and soldiers of the C. S
army; the Chi efdigr Juitices of the State, and other
lodges, the Chief Burgess; Town Council; oth
er diguitarien; etuomitmes and citizens generally, in
narnages and oh foot allowed. Several den
panics of voldateersfrout Banistuungh. fidechonies
burgh and this borough closed the column The
'pia:easton wan then marched through several af
the streets—every door, window, and aldewslk r
Wing filled with opeetators, all unhurt to set a
• view of the President. The ladies waived theft
handkerchiefs, the men mined their home, and
ell seemed joy and animation. Several banquets
wean thrown from the windows to the old General,
who gracefully and smilingly acknowledged the
raintations of the talc so bowing from aids to side
be caned tee numerous groups.
• The column at length halted at the Court Hones,
an appropriate address was then delivered be the
Bon. John K. Worth, to which Gen. Taylor aside
suitable mph?. At ibis gaga of the prcreediegs
tint:mini Tayire appeared to suffer very much
from debility, occasioned by a diarrhma which he
he. had since he arrived in Pennaylvania. At the
*upsilon of his phseteirm - he reured ton side
extat in the Garret Haase, where he partook of
tome slight refteahment, and seemed sufrwieuily
irecovered to enable bite to proceed In the cere
monies; of the day. The impatient crowd. were
Ikea admitted, and thousand• pawed two by two,
aahnsog the General, and rhitening from blossoms •
dimplienentary ormarks. The formality of a par
11entar ionntiorgion of ledisidaals and the xere
don, at shnlfing bends were dispensed with, both
on accintnt of the short dine which the President
had to remain bete and his increasing indispesitioa. The Easittdre Ileater.
After minifying his male hikrar eitiaens in this The Detroit Advertiser unilentands that the
manner for upward. of an hour, the President, etarearas trethintatirpt st
weat into the large Court =lot which had heal ela 4 agai - n fi re
Yeserved.forghe exiehlitigeige of the ladies, Mid. •••,.." vePto!kietwo,etemethe bald that
which yea gilled to;Ovbitlinettg, with the barratt got ileTtend ' rnetejeltielleibtra nsin
0f the tort ind crinabry.-',,The President was by plergi) olacuroraastanoneti'llt io opfmen of the'
day limo .° witch itid'that be was obliged • -
to all daWo and cooed merely nod to those who .4 ". •° 4 4•l° T cf 11 0 PhasewimM, that she is •
a= him; to the tahl 'week. The Detroit %Betio gives the rol
the repel which theikrealdent.fedt-st not lowing paniciders of the'eriecti—
helarehle to'speildieind Shake bands with each •
individual TheGovernor,lmweveroutse as his `Wham the Worm raged w ith . the greatest vio
proxy a this hut dd e v.., fordasace s . d ,,,, ssm . d health the scenes in the cabin end mate rooms are
to he a great favorite with the ladies. repretemed to have been truly hems rending;
Al soon as the Court'lloom was cleared Getter. "' h i' of ihe P" . "10". m e" " table fiwut ••• eich
al Taylor was completely overcome by his efforts ems to leave their berihkand the mailings entreat,
and m th e a d v t.. a ass. to able toles around the cabin, mingled with the Kor
th. reenk ne , j ad e, a p „, po , e lag of the waters and the wind, and the working
proou r a s , re m_ Here foe s i r sad awo k e of the timber. of the boat, Is sold to have been •
much refreshed and permed his tourneyto Chain-" e „ ttethat wooed have effect ed the stoutest heart'
beret:omi t ai 2 o'clock this ellen:mon- ,Prepara. ' th doors
Perth.. of the state rooms °"'
lion. for his reception have been widen! Good me eeme ' o f the hoot ,e•ch wave "
iw we
Hopei, sad other .pltcos to tom spurner., ena persons remaining n tom part
along the rail road. the boat were oiler, in the moat critical summon.
A public droner was prepared for the President The door ol the upper =loon would star and tell,
and sore and invited greets. but circumstances "u4mutulli to the eta ofwaves," • gentle '
presences the General'. attendarce and the deli- "en who watchedit "mathedi "eke • piece of
crew were .men by other people. canna. disturbed by the wind." Every moment
Wherever the President may go, he cannot have they expected wee' be their int and that the iot
a more heartfelt and enthonastle reeeptloo than meow hull would break near the centre, and all
he.reeelved from the people of Carib le. There find • watery gave. For many miles by the force
lea won dlsplap elsewhere , bat then, cannot of the vied and ureter, the noble craft would
be ore warmth of feeling and greater admiration careen that the voter would nearly reach the
for his sterling qinliUes =wrested. hambee The firemen worked till they were
driven form the. hold by the Tenter, and the fires
cuattaraluttrart. were nearly extinguished.
Cumrermenuao, Aug. 13,1919. Wheo she tint struck the there, the crash of
The President accompanied by Our. Johnston timber. and the aback was very revere, throwing
and suite arrived here this evening shortly before the furniture end loose materials Mann the cabins
sundown. They were met and greeted by the and decks in the utmost confusion, and causing
most enthusiastic masses of people that ever did the wildest consteroalion among the persons on
homage to a public man in thin country. So wild, hoard. Nearly every moveabl rin the cabins,
so ardent was the (ting, that even before the car kitchen, patty, doe, ern scattered in every direr.
coatataing the President had stopped u woe literal- non.. After she first struck, the succeeding waves
ly covered to every part by old and young men of drove her higher up on the there, which at this
every condition, the greater part in their shin poiot I. fortnuately and cad gravel, until she lay
sleeves, while thole who cueld get near ••Old Zack," =operatively stationary, gradully workleg into
I as they all affectionately called him, came near the sand, becoming thoroughly imbedded.
tearing him in pieces. The old men would catch There was but little freight oil board. Various
loin by the arms and •houlders, honing him, and opinions are expressed by throe who have seen
lavishing the most affectionate terms upon him. I the wreck, to regard to getting her off it is how
never witnessed soy dung that would compare ever, generally conceded that from the appearance
with it before. Restraint was all thrown aside. The at the‘time Delaware left, it would be a very
streets were entirely blocked up with the multi- cull undermines. The engine, machinery, form
rude, from this sea of tip turned Goes, arose went. tare, and oonsidemble portion of her upper work.
more deafening than the thunders of Buena Vista. and cobins will be saved, without soy donbt.—
This demonursuon,to full of &elate wreck a chord Captain Hazard and the crew remained on board
in the old man's heart Feeble as he was, and la the Empire State, and were getting off and sem:r
une from eshatertion, he grow and ad Teased the ing from the wreck such portions as were in Im.
crowd foe about ten mientes,--hla voice ringing mediate danger. The Humus roared on hurray
out as clear and distinct as the shouts that had up within sight of the Empire State. Moral the
greeted him. His speech was beactiful, chaste, stone but it is evident from there not being soy
and toll of the warmest feeling He adverted to intelligence from Chicago, that she did not discov-
themanner in which he had been elevated, bar er the Empire State in distress.
own course in regard to it, and celled on them to' The Empire Bun wris the largest steamer on
witness that halted done nothing, and would do the Lake.. Her boll was built on the St Clair
“mt,,,,y to his coolnetle rth of right, He River, by Captain Walker, during the winter of
spoke of the nature of our imikulioak, of Its Chief 1817, and sold to the present owners !derma
/deer/trate traveling almost unprotected, through Monteath, Hazard & Co, who took it to Buffalo,
twenty milli.a of people; in short the Ideas which where the Joiner work and lunolattivg was duns
seemed to come op aponnancously, would have last summer, and made bee first nip io October., let
dorm Infinite honor to Jefferson. Washromon or year. Her dimeoaloos were: 310 feel deck, 37
Adam. He said that however hole might be his .ere beam; 60 feet extreme breadth; 15 feet bold;
experience, he had promised to do to the beat alas 1,700 tons burden. lien engine was the most is:m
obility. and bosom Wmttiogton and Jefferson for erful of any on the lakes, of 70 each cylinder; I i
biz guide, he could sot and should not go astray. feet stroke; 1000 horse power. She has been reg-
Bot I most reserve the remainder. Marty employed in the Upper Lake trade, bat, we
All along the rote his receptions, even at the uederatand. wan to have entered into the Cencla
cross roads, have been full Main most ardeal en. Rail Road Line au her next trip op. She wa.
thorium. Men, 4601t0 and children turned out seined at 7150,000, and is, we learn, insured (or
en wore ia their every day divas walked up to part Maas torment, but how much we were one.'
the President, and addressed him with all the tan to aecertain from any source.
tearaway that they would base More a long lost
brother, husband or eon. The ladies want folly
equal to the men—they would rush up in whole
banabook and taw the “dear old man" with the
1210111 Mien. delight.
The President has been quite sick-4e IMs bad
undoobted symptoms of the pros-ailing epidemic,
though perhaps to a c odified form, and could not
base Feet up as be has done, were he not pa..-
.caved of so iron constitution Previimit to leay.
lag Wtohington he coffered from Matrices, which
woe renewed yesterday at Harrisburg, and con
tinued op Co 10 o'rJock this morning. At the
Coon Hoagie in Carlisle , during the reception, be
was taken violently with vomiting, her persisted
that "it we. nothing," and that .in • (cm miaow
he should feet better." He was immediately cakes
to the residence ofJoilge Wags, where he rammed
every attention from hie eon In law ' Dv. Wood. as
well an from Goy. Johnston, who watched him
j constantly. TO. President was strongly urged to
remain at Carbide for the day, but wahine uoral
and characleristic determination, he replied, "I
I shall be at Chamberaborg to night, if I over He
is hem and suit alive,
The street fronting the hotel is literally blocked
up even .1 this hour. (10.) Fire works and be
arms we to full Way. and every thing }COL& 0115.46
like a Fourth of July celebration m • large male
than my thing else. Such a gathering was never
known ken before.
Wino Vicroay tdcbtrim—Thtii Mobile Ad•
itemiser brings ea the following account of the
Whtg vtetoty is that COGS% at the late election.
In [winos Gm. pe names of the Whig members
elected to the Legielatune, we nee the 01.00 at
C. IV. Ga.: =as, ionnerly of dna city. anti whale
Wuhan, reside among tu t hut wto areraintobere
ed with the opposition,
"We give below the officia/ remits, complete,
o( the elcoton ta this county. It will be Nat .
that. arab the cam*oe otthia,SlamitE—..witichwie.
have Lae by eight votes, In e 1.11.0011120 helbf
• enable to coseentratif on one essolidate..ettrete+
tory is coot*. At In August Mediae, there
be. never teen anything to compare with it in
Mobile. /edge Alston, beConareas, ban reerdvell
% majority of 148oecr Cut. Sellers; se tinne elect
ed nor more Legislative ticket by an scan.
memo. 01211; two Whig clerks are elected by ,
overwhelming majorities, and the Wbig T. Cob
lector bas kit his competitor a long dutanee be
hind. It Is by (no the great.* victory aver achiev
ed in Mobilc..d it is the more granlymg, because
I it may be considered ass lair esp.:town of pub,.
he opinion here to favor of the aditunistratiom of
Gee. Taylor. Nobly hays tbe bons. voters bf
Mobile rallied amend the standard of lb* ilathgtb
ed and p.sectuud old patriot, .d, In doing this,
have administered a just and stinging rebuke to
enprumipled assailants."
E=l
The latest number received of the "A.ta Can
a:well," has the annexed remarks cm the objector'
the unposed Convention to form a State Govern
ment for California:
The project lee assembling • Conventioe to
draught a State Constitution, to be submitted to
I the people for raulestion, has now advanced no
for rewards certain micompliahment, that we feel it
our duty to etre* a kw suggestions relative l 0 its
composition, mid the principles which should gov
ern in selecting its members- We never nod,
and have tut now, coy desire to become • Falai
; clan, in the senile in which the word isusnally ow
• derstood; but we conks" that it is a cherkhed wish
with as to advaoce the we Interests of California
Wa desire to ace her take that each which her
commembil potation on the coast of the Pacific,
i her untold mineral wealth, and her great agnitai
,- Mal reeources point out as her &nosy; and we
desire that she on whom ell eyes are tweed, and
' from whom so much is expected, should riot seem
' Musranterfher own illimitable colognes, DM prove
; recreant to the great principles which mem the
Arm cantles' Imams of her cnitens, sod which the
world experts her to now and malt:nolo
Every person appears to be coovioced that the
slavery queetket, under the comptesion that It cow
wean to the Atlantic Stales, defeated the nume
rous attempts made in the set Compete to give to
Calikroia a temtarial organisation, and ail men
ought w he as firmly assumed that, unless the Mao
zee's,/ Calikrnis mule that questionforthemselma
and do coat once, it will prevent, defeat,orat hate
protract for years to come, the eastnialuneull at
any government In the country. Independent of
the moral considerations which weigh no heavily
in the beltince against surety, and which we
have neither time nor mare to repeat, u a matter
of es pediency—as a means Melvin; to lineman.
try a government—it i. necessary that the-people
should insert in their conaitetiou a clause What
ding the introduction of negro or other &Very.--
The highest, noblest dictates of humanity demand
it; the progressive doctrines of repabhmitiam can
not be maintatned without It; and the Interests of
the mass, the people. those who dig and delve, and
earn their bread, nod learn self respect end tinter;
prise from the necessttles of labor, made/ It im.
penny°.
Them must ho no Wanting over or avolding the
question. The South have contended that It la a
question which should be tell to the citizens of each
State to decide, and they canton -complain if we
decide against it; whilst the North have asserted
that it was a principle with them which they are
bound to mot-tete at any and all tassels, and
that Meteors they can never consent to the amen.
woo of darer) , into California Tree, the men I
who are mow vneirerons, are probably the least I
sincere; but the political chisracter of the question
btu become such that the great coubolling mars
of the North would undoubtedly agree with and
sustain their representative.
We do not fear to assert, then, that a State Con
atantion for Calikonia, tallish does not contain •in •
provision arrant slavery, will never he allowed to
go into effect by the Congress of the Coiled &an,:
and we toe still more firm-In our convictions that
the people of Cshfornia would Ileac, appleee such
• document.
It then fellows that the people of the different
districts, in their primary ipeetirss. moat .e. thel
their opinion. in tin. insider are expressed and
under toad. No man ,hoold go lathe Csinvention
whose feelings on ibis subject are unknown, and
whose view• do not coincide with the majority of
those whom he representa, and every pioper ef
fort should therefore be mode to acComplish this
result We abhor proscriptioo, hot wateel, at the
same *him, that great interests are at stake, which
call for vigilance, firmness. and, above VI, a fair
sod foil expression of pobhesentimegt Let as bet
have this, and the consequence wW wit be iegrei.
fed.
Bas Most bane hood duo jetsam
of mortaley more worthy or sympathy eo. that
which has meanly mewed 4s the Paton tamtly,
In this eltv, by cholera. The family muse to thm
city from Scotland, ahem five years ago, eaariating
of baker and mother, aloe wait and three daugh.
tem. One dale loos died about two year. mace
and within the last thirty dam the mother, three
SOU, and two daughters have died—the darightere
died en Saturday, the meths, and two sons the day
but cllO Mears, and the other tort about three
wake eines They were a singularly devoted,
sod ettecumme family . and were porsonscierml
lest health, and or smog Seamen and eonatiuttlom
One of thee me who has died neatly wee a kme
man hrldr. likardarsPoritsos—i•Deritt Ailtorreser.
Dirtiassne itorrt or licsosity.—Count Sam
uel Wass has recently arrived io the United States
to the capacity of Diplome° agent Irvin the nem
Government of lionguy. M. Wass man organ.
ally dispatched by Kossuth sad Lls Moisten to
Constantinople. Parts and Lnntiou in the same
atteiliT, and basing discharged his mission to those
Governments, sear which Hungary his permanent
agents, his ultimate desunatiois tear filed for this
country. As his epochal credentials to our Ws -
erasneat hare out yet arrived, be his made no of •
tidal mplimnion for reception at Washington,
though be has had the lamer of ■ private mter—
•iew veto the Piewent Previous to Ma dep..
teas from Hungary M Wan bad taken as active
purist the Wu of Independence, both see mem
ber of the National Diet and is the geld. We Mist
mat his residence in this country, as the Emmy of
the Humeri. people, may be a long ands happy
one. His lodging. for the present are at 4 Dead
street is this esty.—N. t Traria.
ELECTIOVIL—Wo publish this morning
lima aides members elected to the convention and
to the Leaf - adman as far as heed from. They com
e- eon tboo three kmitha of she whole amotere.
- use Sehme Is completed of 33 member,. ono third
of about. ore *lootedyeasty. wine Whig. 'The
HOUIIO of Reprosonumi vs, io axopooed of 100 Sep`
ben The Won. Will hove s majority In it s led
out on loge as lan sear.
The members of the convection, es Inc 111 heart
from, steed-40 Wlngeend J 9 Istetecena, Twenty
woo nounudt rte yen to hew fidn, hie% elected
Isst Teen 1$ Whigs and 7 Lawton* Rentesenta-
Wren
The Conveeettoal delegation, of which we taw
gets a 114, unll stand the muse ea la the tar Coe.
yeas--0 Wheia and 4 Leeekesssststunhadialintr.
%%a Haw Albert Gallatin
=:==!t2=
can 440 1. 1 4 914 risitzilbeeireof.New-Yothrent
we tathiest..at the edemas, "OM' fiS, am 001
Ise unhattrating
• *Bore in Geneva,. entrincertaltd, on the 29th of
Jae., orphan from hi. ieStney, he was ad.
anted -by &want relations end to 1779 was ea&
dated to the law faculty of the distinguished ow.
'entry , of Ms moire coy. He was • pupa of the
celebrated historian Mulles, and a companion of
12amout, the Mend and literary executor of Jere..
say Bentham. In opposition to Me wishes of his
• friend., Mn Gallatin, at ao early we, emigrated to
! the United Staten, cod landed at Bogen, Jots 14,
1780. Diewunriended to the notice of Dr. Freak
.lte by the Perseh moralist, La Rochofonceld, be
won hand hanelf to the Ends of all that was
lead and great la the society of the country. After
! a:WM[lomm honer,'. Boit, he proceeded
Maitre, whem be .creed ander the order of Col
Allan, ernentandm of PM Machias. Even taws
early in kW carom. he was enabled ID prove how
wacerely he war allsoird to the our of tbeconer
try, by advances he mode from hie private stews
is a waren award Lad difficulty.
le 1782 he beware Prefers ar of French at Hu ,
verd UmewettY. (mm which however, he
removed to Virginia, and at ilickuncaul was maga/
ed in prevent:air Mauna of • foreign mercantile
house rgalmt that Commonwealth. Ha hem sr
glared the frieedship of Lee, Henry and raker
•*luitared men, and far along time meditated es.
teblistung himself thew Thin Wee he, hoverer
ultimately abandoned, and fixed blanch is Fay
ette at, Pa. la 1789 be elected • member of
the Conventlen to amend the consmation of the
State. In 1790 and '9l, he was a member of the
Legislature,' and to 1792 a member of Cangreen—
IQ I'N3 hive. elected • Senator of the Vatted
' States, hat was declared not entitled to • scat, be.
cense cot eligible u oder the coasmatiou, he how
' ever occupied kits teat for two months In 171.11
Mr. °allude returned to Fayette rm., hewing dar
n* his absence married the daughter of the die.
begalatted Conn. Nicholson, of the navy of the rev
lettion.
'About this time the whiskey Meurrection broke
oat, mad Mr. Gallatia wan coospicecon mong that
portiere of the community supportingbirr and or.
der. In Denber,l79s, be erase/go elected to the
Slate Legislature, and on the setae day (October
11) wee chorea it Congrem from the distinct earn. •
pored of Wastilagtim and Allegheny counties.—
Ile took his seat In December, 1795, nod repre
sented the district for that consecutive term.
Oa the inauguration of Mr. Jefferrou o. President.
Mr. Gallatin became secretary of the Terwury.—
This was in 1501. The effort. of Mr. Gallatin to
extinguith the national debt are well known and
proven by the feet that between 1801 and 1812,
under the system commenced by him, 852,400,000
ohhe 8100 000,000 owed were paid.
1n.1613 he was one of the commissioners to
Ghent, and while absent from the United Stater
negotiated the commercial treaty between the
Union and (heat Britain.
From 1816 to 1823 he was miirster to France,
sod In 1827 went on • special missioa to the Nell.
erlandc and 1818 to Ragland, to which counter he
became miniater plenipotentiary in 1826. lu 1627
he retorted to America, mid established himself In
New Yort. From this period. 6e, though deco-
Irlnterested in political M3itell,4llVer rarticipatal
openly in poblla Orem.
THE FITISKUROFI INFIRMARY
I have been somewhat surprised that this
Manta= has received so tittle notice from
the press in this city. It is true, when the
Rev. Mr. Passavant was exerting himself to
establish it, among the much that was pub
lished about a "Matins Hospital," an "In
stitution for the Insane," a" Pittsburgh Hoc.
pital," &c. &c., "Mr. Paument's MOW,"
u it was familiarly called, came in for its
share. Rut after a purchase was actually
made, and the institution went into opera
tics; little more was beard of it except that
the fears of the people in the vicinity bad
gotten the better of both their judgment and
humanity, and that there was some reason
to apprehend an effort would be made to
shut the doors of mercy against the sick and
dying, if they should chance to be "cholera
patients." When this panic ceased, a
strange silence ensued; not, it is charitably
believed, the result either of opposition or
indifference. Perhaps it wan providential,
that on its own merits it might establish a
name, the bare mention of which in coming
time should act as a talisman upon the sub.
jedte of affliction. Even the dedication,
though somewhat imposing in itself, passed
off unnoticed, so far as the writer has learn
ecb It seems to me more should be said,
that more may be known of this noble en
terprise.
Its fustian—lt is in the seventh ward of
the 'city, embiaclng a property formerly
owned by Dr. Lacy, and genenik ktrtrtru
as : , '! r/40 1 0 4" . C .1 :774 4 : .- o*i 6 ;iiie *4 111 5'
" n 0 11641 4 -o . l6 bo.4**eiernot intended
f4r-1116;.. winch they:are lieerde-
Te 4 d7 Attiy are spacious, au& answer Well
in the incipient . state of the undertaking.
At the time of the dedicationi on Sabbath,
the 224 nit., in company with a few friends,
tie were kindly shown through a part of the
rooms, and were especially pleased with the
neatness verdicts apparent, and the OK
deuces of comfort that marked the large
room, in which lay some_ eight or ten inva
lids. From the porch in the rear of the
principal building, the prospect is most ex
hilerating. The beautiful Ohio winds ha
silvery way in the distance, skirted by hille
and wild scenery equal to that of which any
river can boast. Several wards of the city
are also seen, with their old and new street',
dingy buildings or new tenements, and in
numerable proofs of thrift and happiness.
And there before you is Birmingham, lock
ing sans with South Pittsburgh on the one
side, and East Birmingham on the other,
calmly exhibiting the rapid march of im
provement- everywhere to be seen. We
rambled through the garden while prepara
tions were in progress for celebrating the
solemnities of the occasion. Though there
is a large amount of shrubbery, it is not in
such a state, nor are the walks so free from
weeds and other annoyances as good taste
could desire, and time will effect. Every
thing most have a beginning. This beauti
ful earth was once without form and void,
and darkness was upon its face.
The Dedicafirrn.—The hour having come
for the services to commence, we mingled
with the dense multitude, and witnessed a
scene at once creditable to the citizens, and
of great promise to suffering humanity.
Seats had been prepared in front of the
buildings, filling the entire space of the
street, which might have been supposed
ample or the accommodation of all who
would be present; but they tell far short.
Hundreds were obliged to stand, while
many rooms in the house, and every space
that could be reached within hearing of the
speakers, were crowded. The exact 'order
of the exercises is not now distinctly re
membered. They consisted, however, of
prayers, singing, addresses, and a solemn
dedication of the establishment to the be
nevolent interests it is intended to subserve.
These servites were performed partly in
English, and partly in German, and were
participated in by Rev. Dr. Herron, of the
Presbyterian Chinch; Rev. Dr. Cooke, of
"the Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev. Mi.
Passavant, of the Evangelical English Lu
theran Church ; the Rev. Mr. lrliedner, of
Kaiserswerth, in Prussia; and several Ger
man ministers whose names are not recol
lected; and the exercises closed with the
benediction by Rev. John A. Roe. As some
of the services were to the writer in an nu;
known tongue, which precluded the possi
bility of his forming a judgment of their
merits, he regards it unnecessary to express
an opinion of any of them. They were all
doubtless creditable, if they might be esti
mated by the fixed attention of the audience
far some two hours.,
Rev. Mr. Fliolarr.—Of this gentleman- I
may be permitted to say more. He is an
evangelical minister from Prussia, and has
the pastoral charge of &aggregation in Kai
sentweuth, on the Rhine. A tmmber of
years since, believing, as did the Rev. John
Wesley, that in therApostolic Churches there
wee an order of pions females, called Doo
rmats:, sotioie duty it was to visit and take
ears of the sick, he opened, with the of
a few friends, a small hospital adjoining his
own house, and invited such single female*
and widows as were pions and willing to
•
thin of nursing the itickAti assist him: Thai
comniauced an institMion which astenned a
mare permanent form in 1886, intended to
revive the ancient order of Deaconesses in
the Church. Twice has he visited England
in behalf of his favorite charity. He has
lived to see it take root downwards, spread
its branches abroad, and scatter its fruit in
nearly thirty hospitals in Germany, Switzer
land, England and America. The original
institution takes Unmarried females and wid
ows between the age of eighteen and forty
and trains them to the art of nursing, sym
pathizing with and caring for the sick.—
When their services are needed, they go
everywhere doing good; not that they ex
pect thus to meth salvation, yet only look
ing fora reward in heaven I From the pa
rent dock three thriving branches have
sprung up—one to train young women to
teach in infant, day and industrial schools;
another in an Orphan Asylum, in which the
orphan children of deceased clergymen,
missionaries, dva. , are educated by the Dea
conesses; and the third is for the education
of Deaconesses "for the nursing and moral
instruction and improvement of female of
fenders." This last is an asylum for *eased
female offenders, where they are encouraged
to hope for mercy in both worlds, and are
fitted for usefulness in society. It is said
that mote than a hundred and eighty of these
wretchedly . fallen outcasts have been time
restored to society, and have become re
spectable members.
Mr. Fltedner brought over four of the Dea
coneates from the parent establishment, who
are now engaged in the work to which they
have devoted themselves, in the Pittsburgh
Infirmary. He and Mr. Pasaarant both de
serve much credit for their exertions, and
doubtless will have their reward.--412 this
world, in the consciouniess that they have
followed the Saviour, who went about heal
ing all manner of diseases; and in the world
to come, when he shall say, "Come, ye
blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom
prepared for yon—for I was sick and ye
visited me, a stranger and ye took me In."
. Mr. Wesley says in his note on Romans
xvi. I , "A serunt—The Greek word it a
&aroma of the church in Ceochrea. In the
apostolic age some grave and pious women
were appointed deaconesses in every church.
It was their office not to teach publicly, but
to visit the sick, the women in particular,
and to minister to them both in their tempo
ral and spiritual necessities." Those to be
employed, and even trained, In the Pius-
burgh Infirmary, are to tak,e upon them no
monastic vows, but are so be as near as may
be each Phebe of Catchiest and others in
her day were. I may add, that though the
institution is not a Flemish ono, it is truly
catholio—the afflicted of every natem, ev
ery color, every denomination or no denom
ination, of every age and of both sexes,
coming duly recommended, will be admit
ted. May it ever be a safe Bethesda.`
Daamtuntenv or nu Lava, le one of the Inert tem.
W., es veil u the most formidable dimmer 'Lumen
to American phyeichum. It km in no cam (.fled to
eltrocl the enormt Intention from the Faculty in all
grafters of the Unica Bell, howeirm, thoeuede art.
neatly perish, and thoomede mem are made to feel
life burdensome by this inseam. The proprietors of
Nl'Lane's Llver Pill. (col col:Admit that they oder to
the afflicted a remedy which time hie tested, and him
never failed of success when • fele trial Ilea One ri
ven le Call ma putehme • box at the Mutilate of
erlenliwit .1 KIDD dk. IX.
Irr A enmen et rtuaborm w Oblabit ban
an open ce p llar after the .Great Pm? ag
= had bd. hiban,
610 seveny that he 16611 linable la 19 14901617.
ing oat with tile ems A Mend .ho had bee. gang
IL A. Rama wock k Co'. Robefseleat and been COQ
of Rhcomatiate, gave him what mumbled In the honks
and althea:;h his limb was greasly molten, 4. wg .
completely rent:wed le health In tontine hem. end
lived keno gain. We is bat one of • gnat =Oar of
caeca which Imo come ander the obeavallen at the
prOptioteds Prepa red and *old by •
V A FARNESTOCIE & Co,
cow, lbs sad Wood; slob eon= kh sad Wood oto
ml
~..W03911, , As nib tbraggiou of the: Yiltr
Irentrare Oxon kmeidatili matt ehafres,the
liainrof lrLane. Venaithle beg leasetio • st•Olt
posttlb sobeibbg bole actemimi to its tuts .14 dal
.6..b1f thei.....otiog pot glen fotslblwatits of
Idmo. Tads toreoban u bir. • Nemo of P.M
expthea Virginn, ..fin Meal
yam!. Ws own pntaree, and findiryr tr'wasens SO
nominal, bee.. be. indonsd at lost to offal It to tto
pobbe ss • ebesitput eallah,diad-eilfellergt
can ind ptucliese in the Dpg .OSII of
mayext.t..T. J. JUDD cos
EILLUII CD,
On We Da lusr,by the Res!B. W. Biw a ,j u.
D Laws. to Mao Jam. B, daughter Of dot'usists
lahun, Esq., all of Cisme:watt
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BOORN—ZINGLIEDI AND AMENICIAN.
TAMP D Locrwooa DOORSILL.AND
IYroß
f El 03 Wood mai, wit) leave it fee•daY• for N.
Yo k, Boon,. ta.. b attend the Trade %leo. anew-ill
be be-py a oraeote any orders for Books. to, whioh
may be lo.troved a two 111.1101
A A. MASON k. CO. offer their entire stock of tin.
Silk. at FAinern wholesale rate.. for • fiw dais
Our shock compd..' rich Tem Sane, Ctiannellee.
heavy Rroeadr. sn 'tripe. reaageable. Veleo• de
Women. i• no de Rhine. Lie. ifm.
Cheap One PM., Sm., No 60 Merkel et. en%
BARLEY -12 hes neuter, now landing and kw tide
by by:xi ISA I All pl. h
H. HWILLIAMS , SELECT SCHOOL, eor.
oar of Fourth and Ferry nee., be ape.- ed mortilne, Aletziday. Auden 9 4949. new:o
LARGE. AND NFREMPTORY RALF: oF
PYIERCH BLACKS/141W BLANKETS.
(AP the celebrated enanufeeture of Zoe tiranier &Co.
THERION hIAILLARDAgents tor the
le of Merin. Granter & litacheta. be leave td
Inform the trade that they will sell at FRIDAY. AU.
min 44th, LSO. through Mesas. Woorrousste,
liVarr & Moog; 818 bales rAlthe above goods, row,
u--
The above prods ere all freak, made of the venr,best
artd comprise the Isn.dre impartation. The
whole to be sold Withormit mem.
New Yort,AyiLest 18, 1812. d3l
INCR.EADEII ATTRACTION.
THE WESTERN MINSTRELS min five mint more
of their curium end bled, musing CoGMUI la
ht and Monday, Ammar tooth and WM. m the Liar.
U. A atombly Rooms, erne,. new Soap, Refrains and
Lierierepms wilt be produced. sustenter
EACH ALPACAS, H. Marshy Invites 'the
anention of buyers to his superior assortment of
e Goods, from losrest pneed lb- finest —pith', t 0...
tin sniped and satin barred; idao Canny do. In stria
variety of styles, at north east earner Fourth sad Mar
hat au. sugl9
!PT I
rTMW Young firodeman who/oiled a parr oft
Od or ctacles ea the pavecoat from of .
by% ehop, oa 84. Clair street, yesterday, will
defer a favor on the Owner by leaving theta at JOHN
0. BI'VADT" - "5, Marken .t. saglttedror
Ornce or Prnthoaaa GAS GMTAZT,
Moat IS, 1819. 5
AMEETING of the Stockholders Mem Pinsbargla
Gas Company, will be been at the ofs, at the
Gemthenr. nn /arta, al, the third day of SONO , Oki
neat, betareen th e nears-of 2 and SP. AL,..for the pr
tt t-
pose Odedeeag_tao persona to mirth ad SUMO. of
said Company for those years.
moan:nor JAMES AL CliMATY,Trathaver.
- DA RGAINS LI MOUSE DE LAINES—W. 15. Also:
phy has reed drab Ness. de Lairs= et Math per
yd; fine do at leli also black as low as lel, all sepal,
satin tamped drab, lead, and dark (teem al low asis
eta. AL , O,
BLACK SILK NETTS for Capes, Veil*, An.; Lazes
for Trimmings, and atilt ad•OrIaloOt of Maratha for
Skins—white. drab, lead and black, at the canter Of
Fourth and Matherthut.
POREION
A T TOE WINE STORE OF J. WEAVER, Jr., tors
rt nor of Market and Roo - stream ' , dwindle and
Tamil. For rale, lo glass, by '.hebodde,oz damn—.
rues \ Leger Pram, 'Mad Comore. 'IELV - dt, 97,
tm la
73, 70, 47.
rant errr Old Idaglory Cogoae, sinsap DEE
) Old Pale Nectar, do 1. 9 71 S
The following an for late In half Open and quarters,
oeuvres, or at Wall by thddentijohnur
Leger Freres Coguao. =Wes Ink '33;
t.adayelt dg. 4A 'A
Otard, Palmy a. Ca. do '4O, '
la%
Pines. Camillo:4 is Co. do '4l;
Old Mailer,' Cognae,. do '767
do Pale Champagne, do WE
do Cognac, do '
Cbaroperee Cognac, do MOO;
Jarmo lieresemy, do '477 •
Coeq,
Otd Pale Scotto, do '47;
do rdn
Pelemdsoa do '4O;
Haste. C.hetruyeer, bonded, '
do '47;
JChatimpe Daot
do y, Uorde s '4B;
47;
Togethm wish amend OLD. =done. These limns.
die. are of the highest proof.. Many of them ate Ofd
and embrace ad the doe flavors and higher graded
from Rochelle, Bordeaux, Corms sad 4.1131.41t1C. ,
Nana boner nor obeawr.
Brim eon rely noon obtaining , pore anieniaat the
establishment of t h e subscriber:
eagle
Jai= WEAVZIL•Ji.
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MERICAN BRAM:BM-A leer'dosen dm Peacir
Urnody. bottled in
bbl. ISO Pbeas Brandy, nude from the tips and
not the dry hen.
Old Apps Brandy in bbls.
Old dAtirliOae Ortindy, In plpe..
A Ow deo. Cherry Bandy .
. bottlal th.V.
Blackberry Mundy by the ...wit Ison/e. •
JAML.WEA.IIOI Jr. •
"MMXI)O3, JOB? - P - VBlJSUP.D..—Perkran '
ore and Oregon Tradatour. " ' •
Frement's &falai and Oregon, team.
Mullin'. Peres gyp. of Ateldrerrsr.i. nen ,
Irvine. Works. new anifwmed,lfbnb,
Cloisca's Yank sod Man. Wenn •
Gammen% Illaory of Absalom, Man.
Moore. Poetise! Worksoseer el Moo. •
141111 and Mantles of Sheirepesie,
Ceely's MIMS Pans. Iteits.. .Farsule - by
tyre JAS D LOCIVOOD. elWeed he
DLOVlt—tri hhisentis fresh Plow. lest reed and
jr fat salt+ by andiS & HARBAUGH ;
XACKEREL-2e) bbl. 416tJIWin, Mass: (mopes-•
ILL eon) Meebentl,ent reel ud los We 12 . rt
• Mcaziam.--zarrior We
.
,• • ItCeeinnt"
g itg,preet sublet Weed end Beittfiela
SOLIECTICI 211151:110/11;
CINCINNATI, 01110. .
TRENEIT ANNUAL COMBS OP LECTUII.ES
tct ads ImaitoUturcaromonocaou *glint 11 ,, nday
N November oox, and conitzoo4l6/40. lath day of
blare, foliowioa • yrellmloary mom cosameaces
00 do. srsi 11,0, d0Y tn . POlobor r pod coatiesses ono
manna.
FACULTY.
H. P. oxrcanz, st. a, an BMW. Hamm/ .ad
Pathalogical Anatomy.
J. R BUCHANAN, 61. D, PhyviolmWandllomittoeu
of hleakino.
T. V. MORROW, D, Them and Practice of
Medicine and Patioslogy
P. 11119AiRLAS„ P ri nciples and Practice of Rome.
pa& L.
L. RILL.. EL D, Obstetrics and Beirgrry.
/ONO, M. D„ Mantis Medina, Tharapasulek
and Medical Bo n ny
I. & STALL°, A. td„ Channstw, Pharicany and
Medical Jurisprodcris.
'WOOSTER BRACH, U. D., Emeritus Protons of
Clinical Slade/en
J. ha LOT, M. D, Denumetrator of seamy.
ICr Agrerata eau Mall Me 1141514.117 b
I.lolr aloe adrenr.a Wbe remind its payment in
belol for me madam re intend as aunty eaateare ea may
mummy Gar Ws entibtation. . . .
Alatritalation 40, is it Dereenatrenrei Untie *Si
me el Library /IL Bevan may be had In good boo
st from to
C ~Candidales far gradeation addition to the
nary tem of Matly, men taro
toll am •in mem legally lector Mee attende d earated Medical eat
lega—tlTlart of arhitb moot by in dm-or mq fall
mom Mem isantog Month myetable practice fear
yeas,
Letters ask tog Amber Inform ronst be add...
ed lima pare) u, .derrivied.
The Call
Edifies e'en Insdrodan is alluded on
the comer c ourt sad Pl= streets.
Nines of soirees banes to Brame inerble . 4 the
=dens metes grill be received In payers= of fee.
ceideller
T. V. MORILOIT, AI- D.,
been *fibs Pedlar).
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CYCLOPAIDLA OP SCIENCE. LAPERATLIRE
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Natural Selene. la Dietioalft 011ie .. Outkle, P..
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al. often; and the. classes of plates will
racist ...panne title s , so that they can he bound la
one or more volumes, to Bet the lane and IbtonVeni
en. of the patelatate 'Pb. work will he publialed
manic-deo stoentity parts, commeneing Ow canna
of blepteinber, Inge Each part will casuist of twenty
plates, large quarto oval engraving", tad upwards of
pages letter pass.,
ellitistOßlP H ats m PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR—
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o(canh claw, are alter=e d to this prospecuat and all
friends arse..., lintratall and the arts, sae lutist
to call at the Agnate Were and egornbut them. •
Teo lestatograpbte to
paper, will, be printed In
the nom argie,on Ape paper, and will coves vaned,
of IMOD page. largest ford octavo, the whore adapuld
o, practical no by cOnipkte Indemand tablets& eon
taws. WM 0 L.OORWOOD,
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THE well heaven Perk and Bee( Manghteriar and
Peeking o:inciall, owned and remind) eiceripgd
by the late JAMES P. CAMPBELL
Tido Establishment is located. in citruaeocae,
Rosa minty, tibia, on the plat of mend dividing the
Ohio Cal from the Scion, Elver, and km one MOO* ,
end feet of greinid Omit on each. The enelagyeanic
be,gee eig atm of ground, ernitalning ICED pena,
loge and commodimaa slanginerial. knelPeirdelthtfi
packing, emoting and-lard reaming: hadegomy
brick hem for edge, and ever f erinvnienee.
Wielding twelve %mired begs peril and 'mut
doh lard of oamei there hd4 'a double due skim&
ler and engine ler icaldint bogs and miring !art la
two tacko for modorior anal by owe= • .
There le al. on the premise. an icor home Cantab . I .
ins eight th emstid busbels of ge, pm away byrorolota
prop nom, for the purpose of cluing bacon by gege,ba,.
for early delivery. Thin tee will be dm sale,vegatber
iuh twenty-tive hundred 14001. 010.11, coal for roto
olog toiler and ensine, and all the appenremeg,
Wpm. s and undo necessary for carrylas lb. raltah.
•
Th _
e Scioto Valley, of which Chilltecitio, Coo ohur
=ri, le one or the largest Path and Beet &trim
trimWeret, and hop can ahem be bought then at
leaver pikes than hi Cinelonati and malty other point.,
and Cooperage is abundant and don..
There la no &equip neneseemita p e w m y be le.
ded at the panting Eouae, and factlithea doe atop
ctAr d . o ' mot r
itildOlgt te vu.lhe 11:7,gb,mr"41
o, Da ie. East or South tin Near Orleank " El '
nations of tin year fully equal to thane arrodad, be
Cincinnati. Moony fataillileitare also rood, in.'" ""'
,n 4 night or ten bank.Titbits darte-firendie. •
eipylieedium ranunuAna be made' to
11.1deOUPTEIrk
Or to 4 l=Ctilri , lM
Challaolha,
FEAT d. Pe; them, .. 04, 4 . 6 .1
"" ratIVICIRY CO
ant? I
Dlsadintleal et Partelopshlp.
"Pm'Put..totP T e" cortkos 'le r
" cl e"ign" , '" a .itet. ender the name
,Or
of Pillk street and Martel be o dw.antd
Rattly CL Celli,bee .1 407 t, Am. ettthott=a Wen:
al mum. Henry C
Heap the baldness of He *sume r. unavo,
. .
imxtrir C. 'CELLI'. •
hereby tameamed Haw IL Kay to ell Emma
etiermers .rd paeans. of the eettiblishmem
LIRAVO:
I,azdmirtiMeW
eel to the Edam of JAMES MIXER, Ma ofte
Cry of Pitisbeqh, dreamed, will mete itemedlete
...mod to OPP Wmtdireeld; sad all pm= Wats.
Wmm K• mte estate, will present hem Properly
emeareiseted far ttilevr b ui t irth s triped, „
melanin itrurelfr. q.
oemgeed =ln
NEXILII
AUCTION SALE&
By JeOm D. Devi*,
rliarrorriula gale of Raillia, Manias
;'AM . artaraoon, Aarraat ratl, at 4 eeltrel.
ea the ptemieee at the font of Pm wilt b e
Tha entire reel of hn.kt f. pipe. and ether
material. Altoona.. castle', be.a,
ke. mule* cm the tat a the unweni
td tale. Lodi JOIIIN ID DAVIS. Ana
13 j'acferu As
On 11..atar naming, Aalt. rk4h, it/o'clock, at
th c.,,,,umcna.l Soles BOOM, comer at Wood awl
Flat streets, wall bo .old, nu.:4o rcaeeaa, la cash
tarttßey—
ti packages - foreign and doll= l ,nl a alahle and Duey
Dry odri. rudiment: •
of . *kick
Wm selected by a gentlemen al caPette4c4 lo dm dry
gcodl bminem, and most be sold to Moro seaman,
All o'clock,
Oroccties, qtatcomanc , Partntam.
Young Dyson tea. Va12112100.01M4 . tObUlto , ji.,
mackerel, No palm nap, peD_Per. a11‘5.79 nose..,
alsplee, patent belaoce, /ma
sPctlear Ms ama, hatchet*, sardl4ll 444
paper, traumarent window bln d% DO I=
clock, loot Irlg 'asset, carpeting, [make , beds, e.
A large and genera/ morment ea NOW Mid ommall
hand homeland tancitore, he.
Al 8 &clack,
A quutUty ort'ubiouablet reedy luee e clouting, WPM
.haws, hark caps, vsubrylles, cartes, 1•81ps, suit.
tiler; [mbar trunkr,rpet - raithelt, gold ad Wirer
to wler, fit ne cutlery, cca hst gnus, * 18 WA, 88,11 keyda
Sag
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Essoutor's wde of Ton** Stool.
On Mendel , morning, Aegast Shh, at II &clock. 4 the eeternerehd Wes roomra corner ot Wood and OM
as, will be told, by order of rate execrator of the kW
John Finley. deedt-4 ahem Alowniehela ma Ojai
Twohate Rawl Co. Mock.
wRt JOHN D DAVIS, Awl
PN nil DAY, dui Nth nun, at 0 o'clock, al the
auction su
coin— m* en Bachanaten wharf, BALM.
IRE. will be ..
3000 RAGS GREEN RID
_COfFEE4liaarted
eidely in the brig Mamma. Cantiontant ma
ple. will be ready the daylnfore ihe tan
angt&dAllielt.Am . B. LEMNON II PI
• • Qualm anw.
REehantra and for sale by
a. If ISAIAH MERV& 06
T ARD AND GRRASE-7 bbfi Lard; 3 do- Ordain
Ja now landing from . Erdman. 4033 int Min bn
vagla itistealucturafp
UNDRIES—i eel/ Woo) I. do Ittessag 3i10 7 . 16#.
seed, Joni meeinviAnd fusels be •
.411 ISAIAH Mantra&
lAttDin kepi far family axe, on =AT AOd
for b no. VI lAILIAN DlCKetrinCo
SCORCHED RALTS-30 bbls on econalgosal Obi
for We b► to aloe try
ol 17 Nal.% it MOM CO
VOR SALro—A rood easatintlsolit Po
17 tom. Fm4Wre of ALF.X.ANU •• '
tor of tho Diamond and
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aogl7 O 110BANT, it Wort
ROSlN—toner Rain, tan lsg Goa unlit and in
a by maigl6 WOO DALULL
ics Hite, la store altr i rg lepftrislii.
wro.s macnita,—ao !Ws No 3111utsral,
uti by canal and 6t labs bi ii i t i munal.
Ives
C{ It. MOLASSES-4a bbli Il Mimes, la . stare
and for Ut. 'earl., toeless ante JAMES eandianand by
an LI LZISIA
1 - 9 incir.--tcwo Fire Itriek. In oars sail kgwe le. bir eerie . JAMES DALZBLI,_
10110/011ERHINGS—tee baits &mini Markers, hi
Lk maimed for sale low tir elan roes! Dr
• auglil
..• JAMBS D ELL
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ree'd wad for sal" by sagld lICIDOk CO
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in ate dedious at' ext.ditis Asir besmeva itushe'
counties a rAlOlle. listene r .oasterset. - Ind A.40:E0
•w c .tm di, wilt find t h e VAYMTE
P.blabed at Uulonlarhadbalsahla mediankas it etr , ,
=taw. largol►ta tlis plate. apeciliet alteea. Tams
MOL.4—Azt illameted.ienateir et Father
tra t eri u gaat=4 . l32=l=
the layteter the kende:We elem. W0n:024 ef
• The emo, of Tree Italian, OF
ikti.
lety spd Damao Jr...' Brewery; a choice IPaCthISIC
of mote WA taro as Temperance Ameekeemee,
erns alum:operas, Atoefful •
Leak sapelp otlea.B.ll-11eMa Beaky tweak -
angle • ELLIOTT t ENOLLELH,7III7 a:
EdthilnlisgliarD 6 Woilyywklll4l66 *Maw
isvigrint nny 949.
- FP's
hart :owed= s* 6 Ss. is-
Rtwksposwes COO= &DM apt Rondo.
De Toeo.oville% Reign erLoalt:XV. w
Coope.
Dade U. aria freoltsde:
Bol CaopeNal wer Lynon:lo4.6.&w.
=Dattiale. Mane ead lismrstsr. '
flys• Blum Hoglaod.
63 per yeaSlogle Nockwatew_2ldeprebtisto..
ed, sod for ada 61 • ' JANES LOCKWOOD,
62 Woad.
f 1 1 6 '4 .of the AUStiseise end MAU*
doer. Twins. 61 6 61 3 6 66 - srh, o l, tilisn4q"
W.SOIrWANTED4OOOcO Orr Wool: 1 :p ibr
vrbieb the tattiess eask.pnee by
ouglS • ' Ha H trali .
FOA CINCINNATI.
.Pteldati mo. ila
Munk. wistlari 15114-AVOIMI
ilgentlediAle., POI 2/115,,*
dulls Ilith taar. •
. BEELEt
Pi k" MlSCP ßArnalPtrelligtatUßT.Vi •
ranee to own anteglishAraO Olassical'aelool
' on the Arlt Wadirr of Rept:aloha nut. 11650 .. ,
a his hoasotta SaadaakY terneydlittgliteny Cftyi law
deco shale th e Rev. De. Radgetat Chatch, .
Prot 8 has lostinutaisht Avian number of?ilievary
uatko. e In oar mower,. Watc',GSVil =Ay 0 1 / 1 .11 . "
U¢Stdff of Ow Western University. aalttyll*
- -- •
JO=
rT 0 BNB YAndCearao llor at .1.1 atd Cs 11.00bh
Wonstler tie ewe of l'enanhi.l3. gt. Ll*
o (bitevor Pitisbmik.)
Eirmsco—Pittsbargh: Hoe. W. Forward, Hog.
ton WCaudlen Welurcy John 11, Fluky,
tGaells sempla, Want h; elng 144ty
TIMIAMAIIIIII B&111110 IsIPIAMLIIII.
MENT—mpeer froca.P.C.AL 16 tt P.M. Walla
Bath CI se:users rent dollar. Ladles deleutamia
opts feoeo A to 11 A. AL and fmat 9 [abr. AL •
Ito litirethalifillt Seel= ace wavelet% la
samsdloce. Nachareho loos Claims!
V. APPALL, Pretorletar.
saglA
Able Laaoed Car, Maim% sad fer
lEI .saM
a be
CANF
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los ...is by sar _ J BOOM .D
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riNO3
,
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tit nun 11B8&JONES
CI UNDRIS:3-413 bushels impede, aid Oaaa tO 411 ,
CP prim: Bye; lOadollo flaxased t jasi lam!!!4'1 5 011
Teel boat loath awl &My, way tor sate by_
. WitTMMAIV •
a 15 , 21 Water mat as Fnmitai
SUGAR ARID SMEARS liG—Abbd• ft 0
surAmaar Moluse,,jut
Moe ii7nr, and <Nu eadayaingraWli
rtIOAA3-400POC."(n- Vitritr6iXtriel°'
sa low by .
7 13. Planet
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ar We by a 11 Aa .W ft/anima
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Bt W HAVIDAIJOU•
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19*. VT HAW:MUGU
Stratar—ss bads N. o,Sagar, a o too andel% to
stools and bss ado hT A kW II ARHAUGH
- " PaOP. Einsaranusoczt.'
lIENN STIIRET, neon:vs WsToken& amid. ha*
m ums ha Inorestionar ndes, ennmilitoeuq.
Was in doe Pone, Odor, and In Vocal U
neortinitt
sn"nu ar d ltllßEßSOWtol=aocmc........ ll26l4L
Wharton eg. ivino Okof
e:141, corner et liberty sad
~sas
de . de. 'josh, Pe Iron, Nell., Conon Ptua del de. mi t .
owl on hand. asitt4 •
Aiiit•TILIZILS•
T APATLIVE AB.E3IOIX Rl l OM9.—Ttul
ja am of the Lahretter Assetrady Rome
essunlany announce to the pipit* that ho haw sem*
Nat pom ter bend of Ellt*atto hleibtlists,-kelree
WMTILN IdINSTRE for • roes tuglaoalha.
atilt appear in .am Or their test Soup, Glees,
met,
He ustreques.t
has and
atsoeMtl7 esdelirated daunt%
the Masters NV 3 onlelz-s Igoe rank
oho in,cccpcui mug,. . ho od have sew miens
th Pillsbergh. radormartoe to estates** OIL IMO
(Iteeiden vening. •
Coosa open ht 7P o'clock—padonansers eeet•
armee RIC. Eatransee on Poach and Wool ittnate,_
Tickets brute Who Estee Selaus and the
Price , .1.2..110110W7
ritrusfutt-7.1 Atreatrim ••••••••-
HG ntirt4 IWHOOND4Iiatat'CO
LUINI-90"
Co, sal* bT • '
Ps 011
SEMEN-0 uses lut Tub! tut kiwi*
Dby , utt4 J SCElOONlttattat CO
DAPER—itoomuYnipPur?ir, IN do
Cap sad ly4l-dcr, - for sale
..4te- • , - 0 02CMAIMit CO
0
iulbEacismorre;pni...4. 4
oti muutmar, ,
Oil Lean% . 4
oil Cradargreen, "-
Cod Ur's, Oil, pyty . tor ash by.
gain b u IoORMAKERe,XI. 9twalla
. 01 "/P"'
, 121/016.,
a, and rprJtate
31/14.13R & c
SAL V— 1110 bOl.lllO 1 tia.4 - atz - Mlty dig Imo"
cetvel LW for Ws by
maga MILLER t ECKERSON