The Pittsburgh daily gazette., August 25, 1849, Image 2

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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25,p,09.61
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•NTILISULSONIO AND INUID TIC
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HENRY P
EIR YM. FULLER ' Of Ultima Coart7„.1 1 L I ,
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WILLIAM iiAsixtr, . i Bala c04Y.1
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ROM'. C. WALKER, of Eli , ghs , S U.°* ' :f i-I
JOIN Mlbl.Hl, , oi NbstpsbargiL ',:,.;
CAI.F4 LEL!, of Agsb.gh• . 1 wi,
WU. ESPY, of Loirer SL Clairli, '.
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CARIT:n CORMS, of Pinsb mt. hi
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CEO. S. HAYS, of Upper St Clair. Ai 4 .
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JOHN MORRISON, of talef*.q. iii ::
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WV A. Arrtivias, of P.0.b.r0- 4 . 4..
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JOHN DVEII.9 of Floeasy. liiii
For Loral drattarr re., mart paEr.
ae• west pugs tor Talograptdo
TOE WEIKEL IBIG BREEN*
“This bridge is so far;complefied,sis to if l i3ittb,
passage of hoot passingdosoverit daily , la paid
ao appiteation to pendidg before JudiptOrier. of
the U. S. Oman Court of Pennsylvania,* stay
the erection of this bridge. Judge - Gnet.;l4' not of
the Virginia Circuit, end we do not tetelhant he
eon take jurisdiction of the care."—Cits.ala.
Our Oincientui brother is probably ettg re...that
Congress has declared that the navigadifti: , of. the
Ohio River shall be for ever free to nil itetts tit
the Coiled States, and to facilitate that tiff: galion,
large appropriations have been matiOalta of
entry established, of which Pittsburgh ope, li
cences to vessels are greeted, and the e4olpmertts
of meant boats prescribed, till by the itiOimity of
the General Government.
..13y the fourth article of the Ordlean4oll7Bl,
it was ordained that - the natrWable waif:4 le-ding
into the Mississippi and the St. LastOcet, and
the carrying planes between the anmgi,lithill be
eomwon highways, and for ever freetlgit well to
the inhabitants of sold territory ' as to Witi °dismal ,
of the United Steles, and those of any OiNer Estates
that may be admitted into the confiederaiiif. without
nay tee. impod. or duty therefor."—l S. Sta
(oh" of !Orgy, 02.
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..This article was a regulation of.;:eilincierce
entoh; the several elates according uilifsti Coast,
tenon, and therefore no binding upodvlitte other
stales, as these formed from the NortittVest Terri
tory."-3 Horeurd, U. S. Reps. 229. ;15
Pennsylvania, as opo of the States o4be Onion,
Chute, before the &Lucerne Court of 'On United
States, Jollier Grier presiding, and clique en in.
junction against certain tom of citizens*Vavots,
which, it is averred, will obstruct theltlavigauon
of the Ohio River, which PeanavivenitOisites the
right to navigate, in common with her iier Antes.
The Bill sets forth, among other
'That the Ohio river being rine of thi'atavigable
waters leading Into the Mississippi, l i i : and for a
long time bath been, an ancient nevigible public
rivet, and common log away, free to be ;hsvtgated
by the ettihens of the State of Pannelleanis, as
weft au by all other Musses of the United
That heading at Pittsburgh, io the stlili of Penn
sylvania, and running through that Sate for the
&mance a fifty miles, nevisa , le tor Jut whole az
tent from Pittsbargn to us month, emu, :etueens of
thus State long bare been. end of right Were, and
still are accustoited to navigate said river, to pus
and repass
~ulime :is course and channel moot,
stunted, and at pleasure with their Steamboats
transporting pas•eneere it great nand:mil, cm,/ ipg
large gnanuties of freight. and candacting • vole
ab,e trade and contemns. between the city of Pitts
burgh, in the ante of Peonstlvania, and the port cf
Cincinuali, Louisville, St. Louis' , New Oplems, and
many other ;deem on the Oaio end Mitt= put ri
vers and their branches.
-That the defendants are erecting ti rbridge one
hundred rniles below Pgmburgia. imroSir the than•
nal cf the Ohio river, between Zum'e4.littnri and
. the main Virgicia shore or taut at liVhcaling."-
Taatailia brides - veld titular and preen& the pas.
sage of citizens of the State - of Piliiiiiivania
Moog said river under said bridgMlWith their
steamboats as they are oneamooty meet:mutated to
do, and will ohstruct navigation no Ihd Ohio river.
That it wilt interrupt, binder and ditihrb the Md
se. of the State of Penowlvania iCtheir lawful
use and enjoyment of the Obto Aver i? a einamon
htghway, iu passing and rep:wing tbei same, will
increase the difftmlty, hutted, and egpense of nav
igating tt with their etestrthoate carhyto4r passen
gers hp d freight as they have been acciAndomed, and
are now doitg.and have lien to do; fad will inter
rapt, diminish, and grimily discurl. iiiil iradcc m,-
Crete and bulimia's of tee einzens o Penti.ylva..
Ida over and upon said nver; end between the ci
ty of Pittsteirgh and other picnic 0[1: the Obio and
rivera and d their branchedi, to the great
mage and common , nuisance of Inn etustans of
Peooeyly®W as well no of other ethherts of the
United States, and to their irreparable', injury."
The Bid prays for on Injuncuon, and for general
relief.
Sympathy gar Eineigsay.
We select the 14lb:raring resolotionii l stod Address,
from the proceed,ags of the Great Meeting in In.
dependence Square, Philadelphia, , lam Monday
evening. We feel twsured they will meet with
an anserentis chard in the hearta of all our
raadera The meeting well one Of the lamest
and most enthusimtie which ever 'assembled in
that time honored spot, which is Cninsected anti
so many orsoclations stored to itherty. The fol..
lowing were among the resialuticala passed:
Reseirkol, That the Hungarian diet, in at:mirth
ieg the privilege. of natality, freemi,the lied., in.
vesting the annuli colhastors of Menai! with Gee.
hold rights, proclaiming and maintaining freedom
a( the peers 'and of religions belief, piecing all citi
zena on an equal basis before the leers, and ores.
deg • representative republican foqn of govern
ment, he, shown a devotioo to libeelt and mdutht
card principles, which oedema it nol atone to the
country under its guidance, but to the freedom 01
them Coiled Suomi, and to me repriblicans over
the whole world.
Resalced, That we have beheld with ['relies. of
regard and veneration, the whole o:maim of that
doe-hearted •republican and chivalrous pauses,
Joins Kossuth, who stands before the universe in
the b'gh red holy addede of the champion of Er ,
lightened Freedom tdEnrOP4andAttat we pledge
to hint and his haroidpuntryinen, In their present
gallant struggle, the sympathy, akin:Matron. end
individeal cceoperatimi.4 alive ni,l4 independent
people. , •
Readied, That the--Republic citliongare him
given ample emeleuee to the woralbatit a driecto
as it is riders, a free and. indeperitoot 'Weak au.
we call upon the constituted authoiltjezi of oar aim
onion to recognise the anbasenlat of Bunsen,
as mon mi be shad present himself property aur..
credited; and to teha the nemassaft, steps to open
diptotnaticand commercial retatic4with the Wort
try which he reprmiyuts.
The reardations beiag adopted'; 1. W. Forney,
from the permanent Committee of Ftfleen, (Col J.
8.0111 Snowden, Chairman.) appciinted to invoke
aid and sympathy from the peophs'of Penneybra.
nia, in the cause of the Republic Pillictegary, read
the fol Lowing Address to the mettles. It Will re
ceived with repented cheers, and was then rinsed
measly accepted:
4addratail to the Pimple of Petaasylwasata.
gnaw Cmects or Pwaismilrima.—A brave
people, etivironed be perils, ire fighting the haulm
of Liberty in the Veller of the ,Liannbe Their
achievements have excited the idea:ration of the
world. Their ,accrues hove siiiialled the coo.
federate tyrant. who assail thena. 7 l , . Every steamer
brings us intelligence of some sew deed of dazing
done, or Were imposing advent:lie won in the
name of Freedom Bet tale's the hearts swell
with joy at the tidings of Hunginhe vienary, we
tremble with maxim at the sceetacle of Despotic
int e rventioh, with its hordes of Wild warriors edu
cated in the work of blood, and ititiaxicated by pm..
mime of . ..spine and spoil We tan indeed to the
fair fields once darkened by the fig of A mum, and
rej .lee to see them now dlaminetdd by the banner
of Liberty.
W. beheld, too, that by a happy, end, let tts
hope, Providential coincidence,i„the theatre upon
which the present enntOst to to b§,Accided, is the
nano upon which, caroms. ago; robtistilnify 010r1
some elite noblest Hearies. Eat the banners of
Hangar, float alone, while the Mize cross of Ritasi•
mutated to the crimson standards! Francis Joseph
of liatishargh; and both implocaltinvolte the bles
sings of God open a cum mitten*. nal/ be sue ,
easeful by the dined; We have ft
- certify too welly tatilited tbai inttifpid (tenpin . has
bat little to hop. fur tram European °ethane. False
rrantut Mot hrlatteeiti hernia Rome into the arms
of sacerdotal tyranny; while httf own indignant
masses are held in auh,ixtionAiyal hired soldiery.
' Prosaic has smik beck' pundyvkil by disastmous
events to other gainers, Into tlM.arms of the mon
archy at Barite. Genoa he" legett--it.eoolll hat
Eli.VOCElheli...-Piedmont Is threatter with new hoe.
rors--and Monet historic VeniciC olds out tamely
against :he butcher Ilndetalry. Nate e.
the Carpathian amantions, by Abe shoresof the
over Theis., and on the broad petit ragged plains
of Transylvania. the fadiftivereitf Luna Ewsutti
wake 'halt . last wand triest thr paced forces and
the eceoredbited verigcunce o(Pnercitotatad
af
fihrbted Llsetolient.
Ruch is the..cosition or the Milne, in behalf of
which we invoke the alder the People cif Penegy!.
TWA. Otte of the old Thirteen alletats There is
a pecnhat propried)th such s Jeirdnuwatloo, be
cause &eve is a peculiar ilinilatlty betweta the
Magyar ItorobWon and oat arm Tee smug
ragtime his the same Otbearatice node:
. -
outrage, nod the some etnifitlettee 61 a treacksietoun
Meg bin beet aMeifeeteal 04 the Pen ...Pend
ant 'Hungatif 4.1 preikeded Otte owe straggle
wrest Erreoe. Thereee p lwe of Hapsburg has
Imitated antlitneroved n a Fir*Wit example on
thisconllneet,i it hay been replallyerelehenarta and
creel; equaleleortraptand Watirentby; equally false
Ito all the 'Weed gratitude and 00.d:ed. Hon
',
gary, like thenriglual Mateen colonies, has fought
I the battles ofehe haounreb that rip - pressed bee.
On more Marianne memorable oiecasme, Magyar
valor nvediene metre from pining into other e
hands. Butelike Great Britain, iffire h. reereloa• I _
ed to the Waite of a patient alit oncenotiatnew I tus Pawn.. SIM ton NatraVavvrita—We have
;ide s. , b y re p eate d i reer e e o a nd lanai results; seek- , hero neither Inattentive our pacoocerned °beery
, mg to obirtehett all traces of thffir amulet lade- i era of the President's propene on his tour of emit
peedence, blinting them enormowly, and then l / atron to Mosel pans of toe lemon with which he
denying to thee° the right of representetion tle- beeSe li
as paanUaleted—u step urn appose ich we appose
through, ago by si written Constitution; and, would scarcely have teken,nt surer a sickly w h s .'
bonny, bi cofoplelo the deem= parallel, her el- i son, had he not been Impend,. by a ...eclairs
citedarnmel,the ruder popolatron of Servia and to know some thing Of the Knple and eireumnatv
Croat* • febellion Met foe a time led to the most I as 05 three stales, before tee. meeting of Gangrene
Ifrightful abriebloode temltr—only paralleled by I
and the preparation of his reeesage to that body.
the inter . ..thin Instneted by Great Britain oolong At lead such on idea seemp rentionatee, In view
the e edd „, eSe e.yee o f Or own wilderness bet lof the known character of 7 moo . It appeared
an d th r e er geepe seven years war neatest that a bold step, to commencer .h a tour enurely no
hwulthlY P..' i I am...panted, seeing that be was about to held
Bet If An trace trail singelar resemblance be• l intercom , . with a pennon atebe American people
tweed the,'.*egyar Ineolution and .r own, bow l Mitering vastly in their babes and in then view.
much Itkeithe leadelnl and berets of '76 are the ' on ninny important neteects,ffiom those with whom
chatepionenf; flungersh Indepeedence If there f he had been accustomed to Misocieter and especi
is no Weeffeen roe to cheer and Inspire tile rerug- ally when it in remembered that the first Piz
gling Maaiiil 4 there IS n Hossont, whore fame in I moatha of his political and official life hove not yet
.ready 4 . e it e m i lee no the world; whose i tanned away. Perhaps no tithe: man than Gen.
oratory h9l all the fervor of Smar, tee hold-' Taylor would have owe trots; none could have
eras of PteMnskr, 11l the orfeirailey of Ftset• l done it with noire emperors euccese, both as to the
no As gad wheat were of endurance minted ' compereng of himselt before the people, and the
us ecustatilly of t4e leepless dhief that lad our , confirmation of the public +deuce to his patriot.
armies et;rPrineeterwd sufficed with them at im, and doe-fiction. sad bin easintereated singleness
Valley Feete. ki easy to area in the reamer of purpose to exemare his pewee end indueoce Le
But, the nierity Ina vigor of i l i a 'Serest —in tlei tuneouniry's good. Every, where his reception
Yonne Greemexy, Motif...an satidier 111.tatmv— ia nes beets enthusiastic. end 'every where his pore
I Ommennef e the reseal ices nail coulneis et Gnerne i republena m tone. have made him appear and
Poland obi:inbreed kir oar contest tor Wier-iv...MI ' Mel di Mute ens eg Itu fent. meeees
In, in maffirilban one time we find American wren- One would have finpposoij that tar Washington
or repr.4,llted in eritleeVens or Hungary, slt:r . by Unou —of the numerous 'smaller jourenta that
mderarith!he hens.! f P o lnod.. - fallow Its lead we nay notning—would feel end
•
How rigbhenuto, for Peeneelve.• to Pe'. profit by the rebuke thus afiministered far the di,
eel her he MY hl ' Pop. sorb •....! how
courteous personalities resteclinfr the chief imagis
m.. that mth shored grove, wt..wourown 1 nide of the notion in vetich it has indulged.
Indepeneefiee wee!' proclaimed. we should erth h i When the law Me yolk-Slatted thin end other
open ome:Ifellow eitlkens of thin State Li respond cities in hu official cepaty, the Whig Journals,
veith. to* cryif,,hocoor thateiquee from the ar although they 1,,,,d ample Je.r .. 00 t„, complain of
mew, to f•lebleh hen,' bean ceetimithed the . .. 4 I of the eitsrepresetentiop--if WI were living we would
rescuingilkin Old Wnrld from the Gees of Itie op- say the teek—to stretch heaeserted. in the semen.
Prete& Ir Shell keel]. less fied.P , the° EPPW`P d ' ous bane leper, to securenu election, uartormly
Shall thiettepubli4,Always the test lo commenter a heeled Mtn with respect Ir' the wake of toe office
...filbert toPleefil e l in diet sty .hwh th e Be . he held. • hey never ...urea b. spontaneous
farmer, in edoe gay. hero rew.P.° e1...' iipeceties, if spoutnneous Army were, or sought to
The celamitteeitO whom wee Intrusted the duty bring yoeioibp „ fpoo binsoy ... roomy because
WePPenn e 14 to the peple of Pefle. l "."" ho o ' 4 of they do-approved of his leleical view*, or were
Wee Move'Meet, been not dou bted
_ that their 0 1 1 1'. 1 mortified at the Meilen ley which his elevation to
will be inievrerod'Ohgerly. lye do not propose no the Presidency won secured. His election to the
exPr.effi,,.li e of bol fler relfhPellfi l i re.mkebh. only Creel Nlametracy beviite,been accomplished. he
for Ontilrad she Arid forgot - tee like any other ex b ecome to [heel the repreieutattve of their country
peeled tiddimOM 4. Hoeg." , ph., the Ireland oh and or republic:awn:lr on ate eentillent, and revere.
Austritietir God p ies weed Elkr from the famine ~,i r „..... f1y th . fall 0 , 0 ,..,.
of their
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which ilithat isl Aid we were the drat in relieve. Very deleiere has been the conduct of the Wu!,
In his shiie Protittenee he has elothed her plaints logton Union, and very dtrediteble hen is count
with (rtiitfol berWri ,I. and fropnlated them wall a been to any journal pro asing to be republrean
happy ind a stalleart nee. But Sr we may not mulched to the Ankencawforue of government and
weld *rein tb.netreet me...der We cony of lentil to American tueututions, and edited by American
aid in entering tich recommen of her mdepen- de ,„ e y an d gent l emen . e
deuce Vent Chan Govern'sneut. , We do not hicutaile to fwiy that the course par-
Sne r b4" " ryi Al4elnid be bel : ber n benefit ns cal- tr
...ued by the theme In 1 untillhat which a jourtd, rat
eable eil i fegold onerlonnted or editions or volunteers. 0.. ,, ~,,...
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It '''' b i l a pp al b t-• race , c'c'iru,' her st'"" sod to avow it, would imlow i l seeking to tinng repub.
611 he, Il o,.°Plk `h"l 5r.,.'hl hopes,W'll "" n e' lt um ' licenser Into ceoremra ire the estimation of other
wil m tri .Ititec t ans it may be done lolly and
nations. The Vioun loI)ows the tactics of times
prornpr Why atoold it beeelaed? Oar Mato.
, , Irish newerrepern which II ois often applauded as
'l and Pe' e 'l" lb i nb '' n '" und l , wit h .. preceden ts, d reeent oak to weakening-the power of monarchy.
any aro tiecassatthipolotlag 0 4 , ~ ..1 ,...""''''"!,4 , " 'lli. excited:revelutienkry feehngs and republi-
Werocaplal4iMd.fitne'lnreireawdeer'nertehq4l':fiS o
Prance, ' what affirm lad
- rit e 'o ocatZonidneffonnd'heio'hinonolid*:neff`fdonin:flf.fnnb7oannTio"'n,i ...ad'
was sollintinded!With the elf4suries of morarchy ,'
. vase regent., and mon. rchteal inantutiona by
and .4414 she k:terrtabled me Aim .uncerminty and f
„off. .,
rtdicuM and ab se upon their sovereign
novelty , ' Or her emeition. Wee, were the first to hal '
and her erne., and Km I. in trying to do
the independent; of Texasewhile Sr pence with
tust the tame thing with Aeferen. to the President
her mfr.! enetni. We meet the first to hail the -
, it this republic nod Its egbinet. We do not won
ichl.'"goi'Lrhi" a r e th. bulb 6 """'"' ibe P nblh "`' a'er that Jousts have already been expressed of
while ten atosii by hostile to. indifferent. Why ion
niffionody
of toe tittion's repabliciwom. Is
l " f P n e bt li ef t P . ' 4 4 , i t h g ic ' e n g m y - 11 ,..," 4 " r Y d tbe , b ,.' n ' tfi could net well do more stun it has done to make is
n ' b l e "....."" w rL f eee re ' es e! " te "''', r e e eer-e mn. country's institutions Ilea, at fault, or to make
T th b e . na co c n oz:n o. p ,, hb m in r,.. i ., n
( (hit eyes t . hie bo zo , cid h . i — ch
cony
rmtertre t at . ''' e
riert b " I
: te r
r - iii ' moor r' a'
. - h e ti rr brad
M is o f
o I i a ii li re
otimt•tthho tat cone . I . l 9il' ed .1 R 'P''' i ' n- it direcrn waren the etitgf magistrate to equally di
isra? Wee we *fleeted by tne appeal of that other
reeled ageing the tostifutioea which gave to the
eespoterho in pea God to favor him in hit bloody nide the power toe , di:et him to his high office;
dotogo','Hungp7 le clearly e hence , tind destined
nd ~, as one woutdpginottnce that subject dis
t° begs 1.40,. Republicp",n-r," , .. ,,, - ~,,' I who mem I his *worms° 1...menet...1y,
i. l "" e rV e d thee.ee"",•`. fto our "r e P n r "y a ,'" h e y e er) , ' and lo ya l
iti itou•.7; ro.seilltd him wifh false acereia
"*"'hleii. " a "...... l a elh"`"" of w"'" history stone of b u yimeriny and (competency, no have we
esn f*lsh fetneparallela • a right to
Perm pronounre dirt citizen unlatthful to re.
Lee'ayieribie, then, etfeerk out ardently end eathidniono, who infeiiiinn, th like efnooo. .._ f ,....
eambitieally ticlier behalf; sad the issue Will be ; oefonooffiff do
nod
ffooftin
...no ., "of the people'
as creatlible treeffirsel yes *sit will be fortunate to '
v
to eresgoly.
the malice of Freedom in ilia distant theatre upon e
Fortunately thr eweer rend influence of the
whicli,l4 la meittettined by n greet and glorious
Washington Faroe are rue • Tsai to is malice.—
georW, L'g ,
T , o , e_positle it trel tzter h t:e i n to
, Adm .r iList ,. ratio l o ,
ThVballossihg rerolutioni then subreeted by
Ck - e. lEW Ceenelle:Weeepnwireorrely adopted.— I l court know n , re d len
Is generaliy known, atm. that wen . reduced po
werte4T*l w Amender., we have beard .
with; • ° co ny ", the till of the R ot eee Re- salon cornea•nut r ooetorstru t elo::, tr , u p t n the . loss ,
pehlinee* patina tank Mitre we , . defend , . ?' . '" b ' l3°l !' h ,l l ' cu. "l he " I ' :r l i
n Sro,. the
their - 60a Garcebf Goverummit; end that wt.. we nave watched tee eeeeee en d . lee temper t
give titterance l ift the seorri yetrieh Me uuwarratit- Ihitjtii donna J. ~,t vftifti.n.:7, ' Imvili-iim prepared
able enterferg* and refel. canoirq of the
a, believe that ocii . ner nizi h s
,b .I ,be v ery pia , stsn.e.
F.liiaauleVialr-ttiett in threnoso. a every true '`. e d0. , i 1 tvi.iv , v , e et' 1ey.... paper
frhandfd the Ilights of Mtn,
wit
deeply sym • would hike.. treedieffimilY .red edei.. l 9
ei b e . mu, Abe
be n i e reye p„ ei ey , e , b „ ed , cause sa very lugubriously—Meta eyed the keenness
P
,„„„„...„,„„,„, the dice . a b e i o „,„ iii welt which It feels tuille poem. Stlit . ettleMll—
et elite. Trai.itt , inliti... I i. , <amine.. tioneit ~ motion ,anew proper d ou r- bey w o rl d.
theire9evotfore In liberty, and that they are ern -1. , maatirehtfttsn — kl , abikkin (taro .h.ll oo Pell •
`let keorthipiel freedom Ariel of free iesittudonsi with the new hdiairostAtion, except Ca bear=
p.es arid on veal perky- twee., ever Tit
should be euspected, /ay..° of no.. sincerity
and purity of mauve (mug humiliating to eevery
honorable man. But deserterea and delicacy .rem
to have token their everlasting flight from the office
of the Washington I.Taeare and with the whole on
boa appreciatiag its sierffid motives, and in their
Kenn. de-pi-tog the Meatiness that prompts a to
vela its spleen upon t'Prn,opeople' s
of the people's
cheer it mill reel...fe to perpetuate us Wen ie
e,.,.• i.si .in ilivrepidalkie coarse. It most suppose
that the people are bleeder., than bats or mores, if
a thinks they cannot rice through the mercenary
impels. of . tualeweie.nce.
Verily we Mott It fame the Union's eyes were
opened to its prepraleteu• baby, not for the Pres.
deete sake, bid tor theicredit of there nubile. Wo
en not .appose that step thing the Union may say
ean disturb tee Premdenes equanaterty for a
torment, or mar ttee harmonicua relations of
hewer( and fun Calmiet, or worse them as swerve
for a moment from siech a course as they thin it
right and expedient lir parson. We beheve the
Presulent to he immeeeable in what ho conceives
to be right. afer &reed...eon and deliberation
with hia chosen ease.; and we bebeee, elan,
that he and they forte en administrenon quite es
capable, and cernalio quite as honest, no that
which the Union so renrooderately and profitably
lauded. We have entire confidence In them io
tegnty and patirelista: Thu we arty to all bonee
ty, titer:winced by no favors, and having none to
0015 or dean . and Almost without reference to
party predtlecusne And as Americans and re
publicans we feel proportionately the mortification
of seeing virulent enteenty—tbe .mrstakahle
hereof dtuppointed ambition and curtailed emolu
ment—earned to spry excess that even the shelf
magueys:a of the narear. apd his official &Angers,
most be asealied wegurcknarnes and commute°ua
pets:realities. each In no gentleman w mold resort
to, end no Amenceneought to hear &pelted to the
incumbents of thonserees.
Though not ourseeves dietromil to fierce petty
coadiet. believing thil the calm expreaston of epic.
ton and asgu meat IP more potent for coovienon,
with even the made& of the people, than harsh
nod declamatory linguae - Si, we yet can snake
allows°ce for those who prefer, in political con
troversy, to give iheffisel Yes op to the excitement
it is calculetedio geurieate. We can indeed enjoy
a hard fight In the Menaced arena, when the come
Weems are gentlemen, awl one .nob intellectu
al weeper. BA a geiiikm•h in entitled In Inn.—
But we think thee:country has Inane long e
nough the Union's elms° el the country's highest
Affi.r. . •
TO itepobil6dusea an Ouch, noun the prob..
litihd the Ohigs may I in n minonty in the
Hoot) of Rephtutives ah - the nut session, with
the ejlosoing *duration:4
• -
It-tying that; reviewed tie ' platforms of the two
arent - Mnrues . ---paned at thei late elecson, to Geo.
Tay let tot look a moment at the platform of
Inc 41exttnisttadroo and the( - Whiss. We see bin
Inlet:o on ro
ot
C:rddlelr disapposinimeot oa %n, n
evepf ice 14Sfrer Haase, the we inenste,
pro to be iii:bppositlon. -The wilt of the people.
ezt4issesit ltitsttbat their obilabiononal organ.. Pi I
thettlenly thief. This is !tie bestowal; and rod
of tics . palter-4. - the p6pular von prevail,"
saiii:Ar. Wet der.' one ofida pregnant defauteans
of Winds poltwylatad duty; 7"let the popular me<
twee-411,meg tabu its free course lonely and Imaest-
Iv , tlhontt dbiltrol and *Shout erasion." The
ttitialitistrattA)chicti reposes on ibis principle can
bolt snit:wog on tiny expression of the
putdlewill; to they have 4ononeeed beforeL.d
theiPineoinaililitto of its rigblful supremacy. Ad
ver ,:enapardiea, acting wiftsta emtentutional
scrgtons, hi,* no tenon Or item. Factions op--
peva-Wu will bb ante 10 meet with its deserts from
thnifieopte• 'pia the peoples will “mstannonally
matsggsted, tigtht to he the law of the land."
The rtljewebaseoll la notaireat.
I , kr some4te past, the ',telegraph Ma been bn
shrt4a of information respecting the
tt4ett state* the city of IdcattreaL The fallow
n4Rom",the:AiontrealGssette of the 15th, es plai
Iktiesese 4stlltese dieturtuances, while it tile
trarrt the 914tiags of the British party 112 Gn
st,l,4‹.
thatidlitien of a good deal of exeitemee
art laid yeglerday, and use fear, of an excitemeut,
urtdcb, tf pteinedioge go on, will lead to results of
nev , Atsall=inset , .
I
Elir et that General Rowan, mrsimander of
thefirces, hid left town. in tending . to be absent for
g time,l.and was at the Caledonia Sprung*,
atoll a d.agnlitels reached him on Saturday last,
reirfirtrg Immediate pt!esence in 2dontreal.—
OnrOss•ei, ;it is said, he well made acquainted
ori . pi r ' , l favtis, tee one, that Lord Elgin was home.
Mir:By goo**, leave the
. ountry. and the other,
tblclue pohlied arrests so long talked of were at
Isqqesolved mem, Arrangements were made on
Whitley forlthe speedy paten,: of troops from the
efIIIA of Stfl.Belen to the City, to reinforce the gar
. nstm, in said the civil prier should be overpow•
etia Thelßriion's Club-tle secret society, whose
net. Iber anlillobjecte are . neknowo —were called
up l ift gartelithy evening bY handbtlis, to be preen.
Viglar asytitmergency, ag a memern'a warning.
:iettspedt that this had. some refereeee to the
colkompleasUy of the Gthvernment,although we
ly tell.
:fade koonrit that Lord Elgin'* moveables me all
p_ioked may for a move bumewhere; whether to
U 1 far Cent* or the United States. erronte for
England, age.know not. We heard fast night that
ho-departs England to day. This may be true,•
an:lr..thing dilly be true uner•adaysi or It may be
celntriof dwarf minors set eflenix, on OUP.. to Me
slett peoplg from believing the truth, when he is
aettially hagn.
~We mat af present upome mine, of which a mad
htinistry ocommand. 7d single spark may blow
theta, and*: body clad, Into the air, and dimity
IMO the d Suttee
SiThe Mei Gs:setter of Thursday, the 16th,
rictetaina tiglistrre particular and intelligible account
of the &atria that etty no Wednesday night, mace.
;Natal bygqie emote stale alluded to,then the tet.
Oaph halt furnished.
S,EntlY oft Wednesday Morning, writs for the ern
rtig of ainiogarrsons were headed to the High Con
slible. tfhring the degseveral of them were er..
rented. swig of whom W ere Inhumed to bail. end
gleotherelakil was refused, end they were commix
g'} to jail. There waicousiderable excitement
tlatingbotlt the day in cationtquence of these pro
d at nightfall group of people began
t6!.easerubl4, and Wags Pepe to look more acs.
BSc.
mob to soon colletged and proceeded to La.
Mtaine'si!4hts Prime udaideiro house, hooting,
owing knees, ilk. The Meister, however, per-
Mips antlidgiatiag such pr&cedings, hod, during the
=disked lnto his &nose a number of Fermi's
giagoised In Webs clothes. The Ma
4dans, obit, the mob beghts to peh the hence, fired,
4which:r(Overal were igodhded, one named Ma
io*, mortifly. Thin end4l the attempt la this quer.
Vet.
if,Arsothici?;branch of thii mob assembled in the
p4ince d'Artnee, but Jiggered oo the approach of
Ars Between to and eleven o'clock, a
cgipn ofelvalry wan sfiarehed to Menkaind to
t_{mama Gard Elgin, eneanother urns placed near
Okintablie 110. a, At Mont II o'clock bein
itgedes witigb commencal!ln Noire Dame street.—
flftseir begVeades were ;erected donne the night.
d innate; shots were heard in ditferent parts
the Of . until a late gout. At en early hour
NiXE mamma, t he Gemernment pl•ced • large
Antlll=l ikree at the Government boom, end
5o st if' d „inn, In anticipation of farther %mu
les. :
"The utentunate um-saw.. says the Gatette,
~ liorlitichlute dreaded, has happened, end deer
.1% do pre ';',..deplore It sit the commencement of
*et undging bad feeling of which the end is not
The.firet Mood hp been abed, and lthe
We mkt:tato lam that Mr. William & Harvey,
MI aged 04 respematikerritixen ol Greene manly,
!ifta,lawalliordered on Mtiday tut, by Ma lam win!
: the irathitand non were grinding in axe, when
- 40 idiot alptah . ed the 14er and hawed him down!
The folloorme article is no mach to the purpose,
as calal and yet ED muly KY..", and speaks our
own thoti:;hts so much bette4than we could ea
press them ourselves, that we. commend it to the
considniate attention of our tenders. We have
long fel that the course or the?Washintes Union,
and of its weak and son le*tams, was a dis
grace to the Amerman press' ? end we thank our
bred., of New York, for tn4ieting so merited
eartigation:—
nairsletre Proclizeo•thass to the (Leman.. i
We transtate for *'fa Tribune lattutot's
admit
ahlc Proclarnanon tai the Klemm.
In the name of God sad the People, oh Romans'
Brute tome haa subdued one city, but in no respect
one changed or damf,embed our right,. The Ho
man Republic will gee eternally in the hearts of
theta - me men who have proclauned it, in the aeon
tarthous adbewon oeleil the ele mu or the Stale,
in the faith of nation. woo have looked with ad
narration on our protrected deice.", and in the
blood of martyrs who hove died fir it beneath our
waits. Permit We idenders to violate their solemn
promises. God wig not betray his own. Submit
with tlrmileas and &watery to the true which He
..boa tent nine you..'for a short time, and do not
doubt the future. y q ,leuee boa but a abort dere
boo, and trtumph iS certain to the melon which
hope., and cambial', and suffers fur the holy cause
off tutice and liberty. You have given brilliant
proof. of your milithry courage; now "bow your
civil courage. lity qo shot you bold sacred, fellow
citizen., keep yourrelvea free (root •II cowardly
fear, from all base aeilishorte. Let the whole
world ever -cm the - distance between you and your
invaders Home relay be their camp, but let ti not
be their city. Look upon livery cad as s traitor,
who, to violation of his cOnseience, parries from
your city to the camp of the enemy. The Euro
pean power can nalrer content to Rome becoming
We con/pleat 01 therreneb or any other nation.
Maintain, then, lies occupation In Its character
of a conquest; isolate the mammy, and Europe will
not hounds. to rate Its powernil voice in fain
Mem. No one can prevent the pee cars...ion
of pier wit/heat Orgainze, then, publicly their nsaili-
Immo. Let your tunnicipablies repent with calm
ness .13 ttrahleint,abot May, &deem from chowri to
the Republican awe, and to the abolition et the
temporal GoVernrilaol of the Pope, and that ,hey
regard ail soyernmhota AS Illegal which hate not
hero freely approved by the people. From every
quarter, from every city, let hats. covered web
count/mid amines attest the same belief, and opposed
L. the raise nglii• In the streets. In the theatre.,
m oil public plarszi, let this cry he nnese.•mgly
beard, "No more (Livernarent of Priests." Long
live free itudrege. All who have tattoo the mite
to the Republic Ought to leave their functions
wherever the pontificial standards are raised.
A whole people, cahoot be imprisoned. Men
canlint be forced Pa thew limo dear - edema. You
will degrade yourselves, Oh Koreans, drafter bac
,ng an n ounced in Europe Mal you wish to be free,
after herring italtilai for liberty, and lost thousands
of year brother., rim will yield yourselves to slee
t cry. and compromise, so to say, with detest.
Annum. your fathers were great, nut so much
because they knew how to corn:rues es hemmers
they never despaired in public estimates. le the
name o f God and the people, he great I.ke your
, father. Now, ...then, you have to plead a world
—We Italian world.
Your A asembly is dissolved. Your Truer 'tr.
althoug t t their pulliVe Seto. h.been ...Penile. by
brutal erne, leallitpuly -for the suitable moment to
Alarms° R anew.
AT 11.11131.
We select the Fallowing net= tithe President's
whit to Beaver, hum the Aerie,-
accordance with the artungetttents of the
Committees, t h e President and Governor were
met at the County line, and escorted to Economy,
where the whole party, numbering over two hen.
dred, were hospitably entertained by the Harmony
Society, In a way to all forth universal cornmea
-1 dation. After dinner the President and Governer
visited the socithe's silk manufactory cod other
localities, when a procession of carriages and
boraarnen mu formed, under the direction of Mai.
Logan and hia lasstatints, and left for Beaver.—
At Freedom, flags and banners were displayed,
with appropnate Macripuons, and by arrange•
meat. the procession halted for near half an boor,
which enabled many of the citizens, Including the
ladles; to pay their respects to our distinguisned
visiters. Here also, • military escort was in wait
ing, composed of the Beaver Guards, Captain
Hamilton; the Darlington Artillery, Captain Pop
e.; and the Hookstown Cadets, Captain Jodnes,
who with commendable spirit, volunteered for the
occasion, and who by the way, presented a very
handsome appearance. The procession then pro
ceeded through listicb.ter, across the Beaver,
through Bridgewater, and turned down to Mr.
Shepherds Point Hotel, which had been selected
as their place of lodging. Here the committee of
reception were in waning, and upon the arrival of
the President and the Governor, its chlorin., Mr.
Fetterman, addressed them as follows.
[We are compelled to ocatfldr. Fetterman's el
oquent address, for want of room.]
Mr. Fetterman having concinded, General Tay
lor responded no follow":
Frozow Cream—l cannot find word• tide.
mate to express my heartfelt gratitude for the
kind and cordial reception given me by the citizens
of Beaver county. I have come here to meet the
people in a plain and social way, without ostents
con, as heffia the President °Cues great Republic;
and to examine and become acquainted in dem I
with their agricultural, commercial, and manor=
taring resource. The subject is one of great im
porumee to the whole Union, and especially to the
State of Pennsylvania; and so far is proper In
the Execuitve to inter fere, ' I shall cooperate with
the National Legislature in all mereares best
calculated to develope and amain her prosperity.
So far as Internal Improvements are concerned,
I am strongly to teem of a system by which we
shall have good harbors and nevigable rivers; and
will do every thing proper to produce a result
desirable. In regard to my military arvices I can
only any that forty years atoll life have he...opens
in the service of my country, OrtamPffilY to the
field; and rt cannot therefore be expected that I
should possess the same facility in addressing such
a large and respectable audience as many of your
enlaces doubtless du. The credit is doe for the
success of the operations in Mexico to the officers
and soldier. , both regulars and volunteers, more
than to myself, but glorious as those vottones were
the have left many a pang behind. The wife
who loses a husband—the parent who loves a
child—finds but poor coneolation in the act that
victory was achieved.
We are a nation of soldiers,trons Maine to Tez.
as; and the great thing to be feared is,that we may
encourage to much • warlike spirit at the expense '
of the arts °fees.. Peace le the Mae polio, of
the country. and although we csanat hot sympa
thize with the struggling nations of Europe, we
should remember the axiom of Washington, and
avoid all ecutatagling albances,' still, damn canc.
as it sometime. most. I am in favor of carrying tt
on, with all the force and vigor we ;assess.
The Preadeui, after a few more rennarks,clissed
his address, by again returning kis thanks to the
citizens of Beaver lor theft hearty reception. Du
ring his remarks and at thew close he was loudly
cheered.
Governor Jobraton was then loudly called, and
addreesed the people in substance, a. follow.
-He alpacad the people af Beaver for their
Mausfestation of friendehip and approval; remark-
mg that the demonstrations which had been made
in favor of the Precedent, had given him heartfelt
aretsfuotan. He considered it a duty as well a a ,
pleasure to accompany that distinguished guest of
Permalvants through the Suite, and to show the
President of the United Steles how rapidly ike
country would grow under the arum el FREE I
LAW& In General Taylor's honesty, oPeahe
netts, and catsseily to administer the government
wisely nod justly he had the greatest conadeace,
and he could leisure those who had met here ,
day to welcome him, that the confidence which
many exhietted in casting their votes for him had
not been moola ed. The President hod not come
hem o o poetical eland; hat had come to ace
men of all panic., and all pursuits, nod conditions
He harbored oo pernme•l feelings, nor mere his
view. moaned within any geographical lines.
He alluded in gloartag tenon to the vaunt ad
vautures or the county, and the enterprtse and in
decay of it. Inhabitants, as displayed In the flown
Wong m•
nuractories. extensive mining opal:awns,
and the high state of agnenbure, whole ho had
vrentoped in his progress toward. the place. He
had Intended to have been present at the breaking
of ground for the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad;
hot moo:patina rue visit of the President, he had
been thus obliged to defer tt.
The Goverour again thanked the people for the
confidence they had exhibited, as well as (seiko
welcome which they had extruded tome* him,
and eat down .midst reunited ebeffria or
mowahlJarise soma the Imossat seddeltyms taro
witnessed in the colony upon any occacon,--
the mass of the panatela., irrespective of piny,
cordially uniting to paying their respect. to ourPlas
Monet and Slate Execative. Al, we believe, were
well plamed•with the arrangements or the day,
—with the plain, republican manners end candid
mmtligent comatose:me of the Presidern, and the
manly bearing of our truephetertal and pathetic
State Ezecuove.
This morning the President, at his own lostaace,
will visit the site of Fort Macintosh. within the its
mite of our borough, where once his father was
stationed; and then pastes through then:mut sp
un the Beaver, will give attention to oar Manatee-
Lure. water power, Se; aid et II Yea:kook will
take a packet at Brighton for New Castle, where
he and his company will lodge this earenna.—
Thence they proceed by the direct rents to Erie,
and through the State of New York to Scewn.—
They seemed to be well pleased with their visist
to and reception at Beaver, and certainly it lit
given gretlficauon to oar citizens., whose kind
whams attend time in their journey.
PROM NW YORK.
Correspondence of the Pmabergb Gaze..
Na. You, Aug. 11, 1E49.
Haleness now claims the almost undivided at
tention of people here, and it is done in earnest.
The heats from the East and North came loaded
with merchants and the betels are mom than con..
Geniality fell. The valan of good. daily withdrawn
from under Custom House never was so large,
and foe the week ending the 20th, may be estinte
tad at full eix millions of dollara Some kin. of ,
goods, more particularly those of French and Ger- •
man manufacture, me rather deareroutil to mod- i
'crate amply. Is no department Is there any de
spondency shown to the prospect. of trade, hot I
all is confidence. and an anxiety to sell largely.
L ,oefimoism is at a sorry ebb here, and the ,
rank and file mock Mc-lined to recrimination',
at the result of the late convention, which It..
oempletely dispelled all hope of re-uniting the ,
party kir the falcamparge, and consequently past
laming thetime when the 'weary laborer than
again get their hands in the public crib. There is •
not the least doubt that the Whip. will imam the
Canal Cam ivasioner and the State Legialaturei
and that by a handsome majority. The Free Sod ,
"democracy" bone made up their minds to rush
into the arm. of the abolitionism, bat the junction
of the two keno. canons compete with the Whip
strength.
There has been • few deaths within a day or j
two by a matiuoaot drunter, ' which has fel
lowed the ,pholers, and causes considerable I
alarm. The cholera varies from day to day,
but has assumed, In aencrial, a rather harmless
character and removes hole notice. it:l,aq lower
put of the city it has quite gone,suid oho an a l / ye
op town to ;come in contact arlibilt at a11,a14 hote
lmen men need. ha we no fear of teeing 130.m5, with
so i le cte earned by, while magma puichasea of
goad.
In money matters them is ad Improvement qot
only in the demand but in the late of interest.—
T. banks see well supplied with paper at the le
gal rate, and !maim apeslista have little trouble
in fiodna good use for their deposita The soca
moieum of specie in the SabsTreartUry
now to three million, of dollars. The mum at ray
other time would cause alarm on the part of the
bank. but is not regarded at all The amount of
coin now hoarded is good and autfielent beats fur
full fifteen millions of bent: currency, which, if
added to our pea. , tacillues, would giro rise to I
a degree of alwi elation na altogether desirable.
Sacksare ttttt re in request el better prices, and
fur same a large advance On time is offered—
Among them is the Erie, which, to six weeks, will
be opened to Cornagolcveloptug ■trade the nab
a. of which is not easily to be estimated The
sterchatip for Bremen took out $60,000 but it was I
as io consequentm of the price of bill. atone. The !
next English pleecner has some min engaged, but
how mitch is not knows.
Oa 'Change acre is a good deal of activity, and
the sales in protium large. Boa sorts of sakes tie
Up, with sales et Sti, di Per gond State door the I
rate Is 55.2fe55 nl f, a the name 1. tr Ohio; rye ,
dour $3 3i 013,27. Gond corn is wanted at 030,
and dt for wbite cad yellow del. Cottm in quiet,
sad the tom of the midget rather favors ths buyer.
Wo lave an arrival at fruit from Malaga, bat no
sale. There ere no mocha to private haw). All
kinds of oil are (Mot with a good demand. In
provisions, o fair trade, at $ll for prime pork and
810.750510,b1 for rocs. Cut Meats rather del
at 7e for hazes and 5 fur amblers. Batter. State,
12014 a aad 701 1e or Ohio. Good cheese di*.
Some prime aro at 7e. Low plea Ohio Whisk y
has hold at 231, ad 213 for high. State has sold
at 201. Tuts whole list of article shows that pri
ces are fully remunerative to the producers and
that the couotry was never in • more healthy or
rink Nate than cow. C.
Nathaniel Denby, late Navy Agrad, has koala".
std judgment in the United States Datrict Coon 111
Ptillatleiptua for the sum of 6169,443 67, being
the amount drained by Government will entered.
Mr. Lreaby Gull rammed to custody, the Header
A eatery pursuant to Loan:tenons basin' taken
oat n aa. against hew He dal not appear la
Coon, being woriebaltated to Ism,e his bed. Hip
health was dated to have become greatly Imped
ed dace tar arrest.
TholLs M. Gaily, one of the mart eloquent
Temperance mlaccates in this country, was nerd.
deadly killed by a home a, kw days suace, while
proccsakui at aTeraperanee cola • • •
Lynaborgh, Va. Mr. Gaily was Worthy Gnarl
Patriarch of Virtonla at the time of his death.
hamar= Munsono or Puszavneo Moo, pets
ented by F. li. F. Lotus.—The milk is to be mix
ed with Well clotted raw sugar, four ounces to
the gallon. It is then to be evaporated with agita
tion. When nearly tot d, u meat be plowed mtn
cakes of suitable sloe. Steam may be used for the
evaporation; or. II time la no object, spontarreous
evapowsnou in very shallow pus, with the Mud
not more than one-tenth of so inch in depth, or a
drying chamber may be used. the temperature
not to exceed 122 deg. Fahr. The cakes remain
sweet and fresh for a long time, and are soluble In
warm water. Another process le, to heat the
sweetened milk nearly to the boding point, and
before it become@ cold, to curdle it by rennet or a
weak acid. The curd in separated from the
whey, and by strong pressure, after washing to
cold water, it is obtained (rye from adhering water
The whey is to be evaporated to duo g The
cord, Owed over a slow fire, se continually stirred,
and the dried whey added very gradually, with a
small portion of to-earbonate of soda. Aller a
while, the ingredients melt and unite. A small
quantity of finely pulverised gum dragon, hastens
the wildification. Cream may be preserved by
the same methods—Chenstaal Gazette.
Pmt. POTATO. —Paven, the great French 3;
chemist, tetanus us that starch is hot bound in the
epiderrals, or to the unities immediately SUbjfiCW ,
but that ititrogenixed matters principally, reside in
these part. of the tuber. Hence a toss of the
moat notntions portion of the vegetable to incur
red by the common mamma of peeling oil the
rind and pans underneath, before the boiling corn--
Metiers. IL should also be remembered that cold
water dissolves, while boiling coagulates, albu
men. 4f potatoes, therefore. are thrown into cold
water, and gradually heated, much of their nitro
glitired principles will be extracted before the
water reaches ebullition• while, it it be made it
boil before they are itaroduced. the coagulatnit
will craw the matters to be retained within Itt
issue of the vegetable.
From dr, Nano.' Kr ,
To Phan IX •
The cannon's brazen lips Are cold.
No red shell hisses down the sir,
And sweet and tower and temple old
Are silent as despair.
The Lombard wands no more at bay,
Rome's fresh young life has bled is vai
Dead in the ghastly trench are their,
Or, wounded, writhe in pain.
Nov, while the fratricides of Frs.°
Are treading oo the neck of llama,
Rider a. Gaeta' *else thy chance'
Coward and cruel, Coeur'
Creep low from Naples' bloody skirt.
Thy 'rummer's put was acted well
While Rome with .teel and fire begirt
Before thy crusade till.
Her death groans shoveled to thy oral,
Thy chant the drum and bugle call;
Thy lights, the horsing vats'. glare.
Thy beads, the shell sad hat"
Let Anstrm clear thy way with hands
Foal from Ancona's cruel sack,
And Naples with his dastard bands
Of murderers, lead tare bank.
Roma 's lips ore dumb: the orphan's wail,
The mother's shriek, thou may' sit 501 h.
Abase the faithless Frenchman's had.
The tinseled shaveling's cheer.
Go. bind on Ramo her cast off' weight.
The double curve of crook and crow.
Though woman's scorn nod msoboud's
From well end rt.( dash clown.
Nor heed those blood statues Co the vs!
Not Ttbet's flood ran wash away,
Where in thy rtately Qotrinal
Thy mutated •tetwos lay.
Let the 'world murmur; let du cry
Of horror and dom. be beard,
Truth stond• alone, thy comer.] he
Is backed by lance and synod.
The cannon of St. Angeto,
And chanting pones and clanging be
And beat of drum and bugle blow,
Shall greet thy coining
Let lips of iron and loaves of slave&
Fit welcome give thee. for her part,
Sonar, frowning o'er her new mode g
Shall curse taco then her bean'
N• wreath of way Carapaarna l a Sow,.
Shall ehlklhood In thy pathway ding,
No garlarbla from their ravaged buwe
Shall Teml. maiden brats.
I.Bet, hateful uthat tyrant old,
I mo.
Therroodriag aritneaa a( ht. clime
' • Thlll6.l* stain teallaleit eyes I.held
The Nero of oar time.
Stand where Rnsne's blood teas freest abed,
?dock Heaven sulb Unrous thanes, and cal
ita curses on the patriot dead,
ha Weaning. on the Gant'
Or, aLL apoo tby throne or I.
A poor, moan Idol blood be.n.e.red
'Whom eve° 0. vrorshypers derp.r.,
Uohonorod, onre.ered.
Yet. Scandal of the World' from thee
One needful troth contain.' stall learn
That ling• and pram. to Liberty
And Ood are fable in turn.
Earth wean* of thew, and the loag
Meek sulleranae of the Heavens ;loth fail .
Wo for weak tyrant* when the uroag
Wake, wroggte, and myna'
Not vainly Romeo hearts bare bled
To feed the Crosser and toe Crown,
If, roused thereby, the world obeli tread
The twin born ranaptres down'
I. u. W.
• The writer of theselines is no enemy of Cath
olics He has os more than one occasion exposed
himself to the consume of his Protestant brethren by
his strenuous endeavors to procure indemnifica
tion for the owners of the Convent destroyed near
Boston. He defended the cause of the Irish Pa
triots long be4ye it had become pbpular in this
eo angry, and he was one of the first to urge the
most liberal aid to the suffering add starving pop
ulation of the Catholic Island. The seventy of
hut Isogonic dads its ample apology in the relov.
tent confession or one of the most eminent Riornish
priests, the eloquent sad devoted Father Ventura.
raceme Lhatod BVl24lll.—Pmpad by J. %V. Kelly
Watts= arced, N.Y nod for rte b rey
41. J•yoes, No.
70 Fourth street Thu ixtll be &and • delightful arti
le of beverage in familice, and parueselarly tor sick
rooms.
• • ••
BALM'. Dll/11..—An improvai Chocolate prepara
tion, being a comtanatiolt of Cocoa nab innocent. in-
Treoraimg and palatable, highly re-rommended porn,-
nlarly for invallds ?Tapered I.y W Baker, Dorchra ,
ter, Masa, and for sale by A. JAYNKS, at the Pekin
Tea Stara No. 'ft...Fourth at ruchll
Five and Marla. Insarasoe.—Tr. Prrn.
num N•rtansori An Fin Issuntsce Conn.—
throttled tre.:—encornes to insure, upon every de
! ',Trion of nnerty, et Ors tongs rner.
Urn., No. 111 Merkel street.
!SAMUEL liOßhil.V. Preort.
PINAR. Berl . do holder
- •
W. A. Wright.. X. D., Dentlet,
0 - rtrt. and •den on Fourth et..
oppoone the Pituburitit Otntr .
't'ro"'nt"./(ro7l'o0r1t&t'orli:. It
:1:4-1.Ynd
Imp. menu to Deo ttttt y.
I DR. U. 0. STEARNS, 1.1. 01 Beeee9 I. prepare,
to
tnunufseturo end set Bran. Thorn la whole •nd ports
upon Shame or Autow.plaenc Soetlon
Irocertucus mu. is nye where the nerve
eXpelowl Ofhoe and re...tenet+ next door to the MUY
or. office, Fourth straw, rttuhu_rxh.
SAres B. ht , Facklen. F. H. Fwton. Ala
JOO PILIBT/140.
DILL lIKAPS, CARDS, CIRCCI..hItS,
flinvallfeats, Bab Laing, Conn - nes, Lao wait,
itano Sada, war-4, CNITITICATTY,
rouel., no an.,
Printed at the ailOncSt SEOLICe, at low price:, LI
wa
dean 6azarra time. Thoun StiZST
DICBINITMT ...111 . 1t . lava one of the mFt ernn•
mon, as well a. Um most fornodatile diseases known
to Am ererlC•ll physician. It has to noca.. holed to
attract the closest attention from the Focally in all
unarm,. of the Union. hull, however, thousands
notify perish, mid thousands more are mode to fuel
life bate...mac by Wu atse.ao.' The proprietor. of
Altana. Liver rills feel confident that they rarer to
the ettlicted is remedy which
it
has meted, and hos
toner tatted of success when a fair mat has bean gi
ven it. Call and purchase a box at the Unit Store of
julatd/terS KIDD & CO
117 - A gentleman of Pittsburgh. wino bad fallen into
upon cellar after the "1.1 real nee," sprained las an
jseverly be was astable to refrain from cry
ing out with the at A Mend who had been urtng
11. A. Fahnestock it CO , l RllbriZelent mat been eared
of Rheumatism, gill, him what remained In me bottle,
and altboagh his limb was greatly NVIO3C/I, he was
completely restored to health twelve lour, and
freed from pate. This is hot one of a great sher of
ease, which beer tome under the observation of the
proprtetots. Prepatied and sold by
11 A FAIINFATOCK &
earner tat and Wood; also, comer Gth and %t"oed sts
• II
At Evansville, Indians. on tbs lath In,. Bon Inn Ix,
Jr , ti.rmertl of N. ettyj In the 30114 year ot ego.
At Pbit:tp.bum, Beaver county, on Thur.O•, morn.
Ina. at 10 o'clock, Mre. Main Eussarrit Von, relict
of the late Charles 1 Volt, Esq, of dos coy, to the 1..k1
year of her sae.
limallews And Itecttallons•.
MA ALEXANDER RENNEDS. Professor of Elm
canon in %Peons., rt College, 0, formerly
prof..., of the Royal (Henkel College. Ireland, re-
Tactfully an
l give selection of
rxsurruHAL, tiIIAICSPEAREAN, MILTONIAN
AND IdISCELLANLOUS READINGS AND RECI
TATIONS, in the Fourth Word School building, Penn
street, on sATURDAY EVENING, the :.tb Inst., at
o'clock precisely Many of oe finest and moot effec
tive pursages will be given.
TleketsYS cants--io he rumored al Keys nook store,
at the ALba14,032, and SIM< door.
Mr K will remain in hr city o tasseled, to give tu•
be known
Mon In Elemo
at d
the en office of th is paps, an Pd
at Ka . s
. Temmarodcrate. arleumn ma)
.
References. Rev. Dr Riddle, Rev. Dr. Upfol t d, Rev.
West. Row. DT Black, and Bev. 510, Pussy..
•
A, PALL 10 *ABIOS POR HATS. ps
IdeCOAD A Co. mill isArodooo 11.6 dely4-64,
tord.7, Aug with,) th e fall Mk, of (ieutlemeo
(no
Saw, comer of Path ood Wood streets. aged
xi" AOIC WATCIL—Watch roolosocors or. Invi-
ILL toe to call sad bet a oeor•tyla of Watch,jostre-
OLd , cd. and veil beautiful anti convenient.
W W WILSON.
_ ong2:s corner Market .od Faun). er.
ATCEI REPAIRING —Pine Watet, repalnag. o(
VI every desorption, done ra • reper. by
W W W ILSO N,man
.11gs rner Fourth end Marvel ot
M•I
u t .eored st,
C U tUe .4ec
r Front..reet atul
for otlt—by laur2Ul .1 U CANFIE:LD
'"at by 11 CANFIELD
Hilt Fetntly our.. and int tut, Ity
200
rr FOR BLASTING-10 ut • tor 4elc I.y
Lauttl2s J $ DILWORTH Co
• e -
YrOUACCO--3 bozo ion Cured Notorai lernf, for
sale by ie.a10.3) S DILWORI'II
11 - 111 Tb: GOODS -A. A Mason & Co., No GO Mar
, 1 •rne the Car color atierionii of por
ch. In Ihror extencre ansoornent oi• White Goode,
yo Joon), Stem. nod Mall Nlusloin, Barred, Striped
and Corded, Ilphop and V tonna Lawns, ke.,,k.e.
ear•y at Inc on y cheep one price store, GO Mar
lon att,ol .05
A - fqq.F:+-15
MEM=
ICII-30 bbln extra farsniy. for wie by
aupls VW, BONSiliOlinT
NEN If DK FS-solf do, tenon Hdki., (root 8 cr. , .
to s' , nem. even. •rn for .ale at the only cheap our
ul A A MASON & C(1.
No an Market st
AllNErls' un . i . min —Dr Ilnitled • Inns Inn.
Lee 31a,, , ne11e Rernede• lot eale Icy L Wdeo.2.lf.
ner of -ILIL and Markel “rects, POW/oral, Fa ,
rde Cl...clean/I New 1....10.1 it, I ' o.. II Maaard.
won Wove, Th.. 'E' Reno, New Rrighton; Waf D.
Clark. New W. Inmaloo. Nlerrer County. A. Cremh,
N, mOl,lllOOll. Waelnnalon enunty, Ica, 1, :lead. No
ble.law, Allegheny county, 1 . 4; McFadden, Went
annotown, Wa•lonnzon county, Pa., lionston & Co
canon. urat,. WaMr y oil county. lltt ;Md. MT For
'uF. rreen, Wantnniglon Co.. Pa; Cooper,
Clintn, ne
Allegheny Co. Pa,
au6L5-w3ro3
CY -- PLEASE TO READ THIF,ZI
Gears' Nasr Pictorial Works for 1869.
' li L CIIANCd: (i Book Agents to clear from
Sk9 to S Irul a year' —Books of Ussiverml 1./111.
Sesrs' New mid Popular Pletorml Works: the
o.t • endatty stratcd Volumes for famthes aver
.•11rd on me lt
Anl•Ticatt Coalmen', conlainlnt utOre
Itatt lour thousand engramng.. designed and executed
the moat erns/lent Arlksis of F..tmtu,l and America
'lle, chttst..l 0( the following: A New and PePsIM
'num Devermtio, of th e I'noted States; Pictorial
b.", of the Atuertran Revolution; Seems nod
tel Europe: Descriptions rat : Great
Ittgam .tutt riolottal Family Armes% T
it rsa,
•II hnou lutormatton for the People; TheenFa
rth It actor, I',e tat Samlav Bret; Whir
Borgia
1!,••le I/sory. a nd Seem 41 Turin of the Wonders
WorPt
A..• •-. W.,:crrn in every Town nod County throuth
our 111 , t molt. to ...II the olmvs New and Popular
o W nutrur , sll. acknowledged to he the best
and r h r ,ver pu1.11.4. as they certainly are the
.1.1, uruve stern may clear $.5101 or
Ulu , A e ash capital of at least 5.:5. or SRI wt I Ise
nr, e•s-tr, 11141 oar:nut/ars o( the prtnetples and pro
lA, Id 1..- :mem, I.tr 01l applirtallult. t
per ither
ur loser. she postage. must in nil cases
paul mem to adders,
Rour.ar SEARS, Publisher,
lb Nasmau 4Near lurk.
RI tit I ARr" MAIL BFAVER r.
'rue splenthel (am yenning sunnier
• ILEVKILLE.
Sin e. mnetc . fry .11$1,e ,
1101 nnamedmir parr every morn
br
:4 ,, but 12 turtle. wotu r. I,
""''''
" ‘ 1 1;1/14. A „nt
Lour)
;
utut,
'The heb draualit victirr.cr
CINDRIIELLA.
lla.taaatrr.mill iravr for above
land ail inirrtu<d.ate ports this day. al
A M
~_.ti ; `
ATO LET-- lime' House. pleuent:v
.. uhh..l ereet.opporl, the Post Odle,
0,1/11Y1/1111, MOMS, n hood erne, The
ho,l hrv gochi stand for n hostrathe house
1 . t..ar.•111.1r , r11 hist of - October. Reut 9e50.
Inuts.v. on the premier hug:hi
Proctor Cincto
.0r.:4 BA GALEN' a est rrit 11 nod Wood ot_
VO. 3 M Nes:ERE:I.—LSO LW. Massachusetts imps,
/Iwoo 1n prune OHM 101 sole ley
nucli • lIAGALEY t SMITH
II MOLASSI:N—tnO bbl. ebo•ce branTsalin
0 . by IIAGALEY H
sopcnor pe and
`l Ilorvnn
vug:l4 ''"
TIALIALI-X .4 SMITH
•. nt•otort.l namtocr.. fo
HAGALEY &SMITH
TO.\Y SUGARS—WO 1,1.1
j sair I.y Bog,
of N net mod 1.1,t% more Sale Leather. Morocco.
Enoch Calf Stint, Sr . which they haVe ru•t reeetved
Inc IS. Intl Ira, tt062.4
•
TO TA NNEtti—Mm Salted Pains hip Slims. pp
,erteed and for m•le be
augl.l
SNCR3 I, 011.--1,010 , linters, Flerhos.
1.,. en/omm 0 an hand and for 1•111•
to a ed 34 %V al VOL NG a, CO. 1.13 Liheny
. . _
LUMBER YARDS
rpo LEASE, Fitt ,M ONE TO FIVE YEA.II.9.—A
plnumt.et
of sta Ibe Noah ‘Vnttl, below Oro
lata:vele, ou nod neat thn Allegbeuy rtver.
Vll. 11 RLINO mg,
tr.-34:1n At IL Datitnatnn't. roactit
'PALL FASITION.
s Nll , ollld. TS Wood rdmet,‘rrlLL .i.oro-4
do, MC t PlyNI of 1.1 r , ~
aurpasard.
at.or2l J
J.% -Ana. late N 1.1.0.0 n. 0. W.* rum •
CRAW ✓
dir. SKINNER,
•
• - • .
f ER Couttonodon and FoeNoned.
tng Nlereldud., No. W. Market at, INunt.orgh,
f....f • rompt attention !oven to the purellue and sale.
of all lEnt.l. Procure.
ILasra /..—John Watt b. Co.. MOnphy. Wtlaor k
1 . .. /.avenon k hill, Aishlon
.dde. tt. Jolo I I nHerrept & G rten•
YNl.Jeph.n. ,ad adMitat k Co. Greg, &
NA..., New tr ttletnawc. Hon. C D. t.'offin.
ion-ulna, loaugatove,ll. WSOM.
dam t . :edniand, U. 111151..4
.
1• t't ;tee.. tat, the AMA ot the atty .
l'ittattartra have had a rneetsttir. anti re...lyr, at
1 r 01 . ...01C100(1 . 001 to reit NltUt at e,l than
iajlowtaa prtrat 1001 • Warta cents p, quart
Cream at twenty•hve cents.
Jr.t•
A Ptr REh:NWOOD GARDEN —litost's Prize, the
Apv-tn.hin nurrtt. SL nJ per hundred View. and
Nor.,'. ;ree.Sltngs. :10 eerrt• per houralred—illi thrifty
punt. rs.“rante.l Ordrr• (rem a &stance carefully
pal up and urrurarded An u. • large colleruud of
r.rr eunou.. Plittr. rastolph and Taylor's Seedling
Karecerry. he
rSINIISCS leuve• the A:hechony t:sty end of the
Slilllr Suer, Bridge. for We Darden. every half hoot
dun., lhe d.rc roc steam boat wilt commence to
regu:•r trap. a.ruoti al the neer rise.
ouch/AMES NVKAIN.
Post and Doprurir copy
fl ' , II F. Amnon' Veettng of the Stockholder. of the
1 Northern labertteo Itrvige Company. ..di he held
at the Ton llou.e of aanf brtdfre on ttotorday. the 2.1 h
ai o'cna.k, l' , far the popose of electing
\.n<Nlannee fa and a Trea.nrer, tor ,he en.oing rear.
Al.egbiloy. doe V. ISlD—dii
YOR BEAT—One of thesmall stores la
the building. corner of Third and Market streets.
iso, the elegani room in the story of the
tame building—aim Miter being well ad•pted for h a
wale lesiste •artet) store, or would suit for an Ice Cream
Sale°. .03 E D o p y AZZ.ISI.
Mereoff . and Dispatch c_
, cCIS:t62 , K ass Just received suitable for
as
uirtment of CARVES'S, suitable for Fall *ales,
among which may be found • general assortment or
Tapestry, itrasseis. extra. and roper 3 ply Carpets
,upeit re, fine, tut.l common Ingram Carrels.
We recommeo.l all %etching to purchase I carpets, to
eel; on M'CLINTOCK, )3 Fourth et angl.l,
Fri h so hose Si.n vttns M
0 ; ,ni
Transpartutt $1,040', which u 1 point o• beaks,. and
neatness SW," any thing ever brought to Mt+ mar
ket angel
(11 ,, TCRITNTINE--3U Lido rre'd and for rat
0 1.; .3rucLl BRAUN tr. RFITER
II
. E..ft „.. l: , r 3 rn+—ls
IJ A 4 Ors No 1 /..ni.kfiojzte,reAsim.Es,
FF
(111 Kt:Sr.-113 Lae Chee., reed and for rule
WICK if. WCAISIDI.I.I4B
-
D r “x. ree'd nnd for solo by
ator2.l \VICE O. AVCINDLESS
IMEN
pp b.. 9 NV. Ms., for gala by
Ii IC% & l'irCANll.l.l*34
111 TE Ifl 31 bbls for sale by
WICK & MT&NDLEAS
-
- byy
g VICiAtZ;YILFSS
n.
I I 1 01'141 orate Purttans
I) llt n l istud and the Pitg!ito Felber., complete in
I vol I.tlula and Jeththsm in its Rodunents,
Isaac Taylor 'Yhe UPIIII.I. of Scotland. or Lk etches
or erouut. enery,Literatare and Religion, by Day.
Itonert Tcrithur, tilt inion. The History of the
urelt of 1:11;11.4. by e 11 shop Short; Eesaine's Got
pel Satinets. non!, Warfare Neve York The
n M u o mut, .i nsC o o t t age
hceitre La . s o t r
Dthye s
Poufl E
its o P y U e r s n sp lrsh gr .
t droned; published by Am. S. S. Unmo.
The Wthuter• of Vegol.tuom I üblithed by Am S
triton. For • ab• by F.LL1 4 51 - 1' &
augl 7tl Wood et
CRE SE—.lO bozo, And re'd fat
nt 4, Hum, ad Cheese Depot, by
/ H CANFIELD
(111,-7 lAnteed,just reed sod for Rate by
J 13 CANFIELD
PRICKS REEDFCI34)
. .
BURR NULL znanufarra-
A red in Franca. ouinposed of loat few
Itniclra and road Gin.—a largo
• meat, We heat of the kind, always on
1 liond at greatly reduced prices.
ALSO—FireCh Darr Mill Stones of
toy own manufacture, made of s new
r . and superior quality of Mork. These
Iturrs are tondo under tny Dorn superin
tenrlau,.. art en Vo. ref, to. Laken tu make
nnlhla it.o.r. and to ha • the Wol. eaca efone
emTer, they arc warranted m he 0 ( t h.,
eao
ithly, soperinr .o tho.o imported from
ra Ire; and also asps c ud to ihr •re In. of those
made to trio , cow try. aud at
m ar lower Man have
ever h ;ora l•ren offered in this arket.
Laare: WI. 51..1 ;atones, all war•
Cld:h4 all namoenc of the beat qnality, war
rlnlrd g,e •ansipOlion to We purchaser, and at
greatly d nitres.
Mill A pn YJlea . .lfll Iron , . Screws and Picks,. plat•
form tacalcs, Corn and Cob Grinder.; Grist and Saw
1 , 101 Castillo of all kind', and M4l Furnishing in gen
eral.
A.I order. promptly intended to at el 4 and *id Lib
arty •i • net, near the Canal, l'auttargh.
nVi'M 3rsre W. W. WALT ACV
L EAF LA iti)-4 tads and 13 lep. med am! for sale
11.1423 1 . 6,58EY DFST
)LA H I. ASII-IUUS lUD to store arid for Inge ET
TABSKY to HEAT
P0T .. A..!1-1 <As for redo by
T4SREV nE•sr
I+l , l) . lo 4 —unba lb., prima recd this
d mot tar sale by
pARIPEACIIES-1 ak ro,,=t e , Ter
Ds9T
By John D. Davis. Asethiaear.
.9.apte anrr Pane, Dry Goods.
Oo Monday Riorning, And. drib, or o'cloCk,
the Comomminl Soles Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, will be sold. wiihout reserve--
A hinge lgolbrltlf , rl of foreign end domestic Dry
eomprir int tworir ail the variety ovally kept
tin a iarge rim' dry .tort, which may lie exam
toed revisit. io ;he •aie
dt
• •
Grocerie, queeneararc„ Farnham. de
Young y and lumeTW Va manufactured
tohleen• wt., and tetappeng palace. acre and
ea(es. •havel..nader arca. bamboo, tranopa.
rent veindnor dy nem, .antel clucks, lonkang
pia r, carpeting. feather hada. to.
A Inrre and general .o men Of near and second
Muhl imaerhoL) furniture. Pe
At 71 o'clock,
A 4, 31 k may of fashionable ready:node elottong. brow
and •hoes, hats. curs, fine eu.lers. go'd and wives
sealehes. shot guns, polio,. mownl instrument , vkni
ety good, ac . sug•N
1=1!!!IIMI
On Saturday evening. 2.514 met, at') &alone. at the
Commercial Sales Rooms, canter of Wood and MN
ste na.l Le ...ell—
A laree callecnon r I valualdn rna.rellaneous bonk,
in the or It eratora and •eteuen.
among arlainh are ...lard Itl.rary edinons of chola°
work, Walla and pocket hann, blank bon!, ruler
and rap wrung paper, gold and onnl ono, Inc pen
knaves. anon JOAN D DAVIS, Aunt
House and .12 fie Sixth It'ard at ortOtan.
On Saturday afternoon. Mtg.. 05 M. nt 4
ortll be sold onthe prermsea, one vailuble Lot ot
Groond. situate on Rim s' nen; Frenlitto ot. bas - ing
1.010 of 1.41 feet on Yin; Si, and extending back 90 feet
in Congress t. on vets eh is erected good two stray
looms Dwelling Howe wn!, seven rooms,
nl.hed. nod other nooroventeuts. built by 1,1, Joh,
NV raker
Terms, one-third rash, residue in two equal annotl
111) - 0100i , , with aum resi
wort!
JOHN D DAVIS., Ate'
Ten litiartmg Loa in tie '7Ol Hord, sn auction.
On Saturday &Cimino', Avg. 23th, at 3 o'clock, null
be sold on the premises. ten valuable Building Loth,
snug. near the residence of Ws. Agnes Irwin., Gee of
whien front on Centre Avenue, nod the other five front
Dnucan streak This properly is handsomely loco
led to highly improved neighborhood, and onn
greet luducements topurchasers. Plan of lot. may
be seen at the Auction RllOll.l. .
Terms st vale.
augtl JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
_ _
=C3
. .
persons interested will pleas take notice that
it Letters of Aduniustratton on the Estate of HEN
RI,' MANSON, deed, late o( the coy of Pittsburgh,
Sore neon arsided to the sabscnbers. All persons
haying elicit. or demands against the estate of the
inte deeede 0 , . era requested to wake towel, the same
t "twin without delay, and those knowing themselves
tudehted to mate payment to
ZAi'IIARIAH rE:rEas. ,e.h Ward. Pittsburgh.
GEORGE ItAUpf. hilt Wird, Pittsburgh.
Admen,' t tutors of the &state of !Jenny Manson, deo'd
• us t:Ptims
I)ACON—&4O prim, Bacon liams;,soC9 do Sides,
do Sborilders, no ready for sale by
•ae - Al W& R NrcuTcHRON, LW Liberty . rt
lAAri,. 13 , 1 A IS FUN SALE—To =anon eaual
boYit. Abigail and Held, in fine order (or busi
eras, hying nearly new, now lying in at Blairs
ville, Pa ere offered for sale an neeommodnung
terms. Apply to RAGA LEY &
aostl le and Eti Wood et
un
E b V oN IE (W.4SA, RTRa L UL ANIDWJSamT fipNßTshEeßd
and (or .ale by JAS 1) LOCKWOOD,
63 Wood at
Reeeraly Pub,ish,l—Edinbereh Review (or Join;
Slack wood, Magian. roe July aneyi
lITAULINO MEDICAL 60L-i—.E.CIE,
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I'HE Anneal emu . . of
Novem rommen.ta
Me fir. IVEDNE,..IIJAY ( IM, ber, I
and tO.lll. •Lxicen weel.
FACULTY.
•
ear, - II Childs, NI I). Pro( of Cnotetries and Dis
a of Wolllell and Children.
• lin Butterfield, IJ-. Prot or the Practice of bled-
lt,eherd 1. Hoernitl, Al D., Prof. of Surgery.
Je•ite. P. itaillunit, M. D., Prof of General and Soo.
etel enn ort4
t.ernuel M Smith. M D. Prot of Manisa !adieu,
The wetter* end Median , Jurtrorodooce.
Francis Vero, M S. Prof. of Pbyatology and Gen
eral Pathology
Frederick Nlerttek, M. D.. Prof of Chemistry nod
Botany.
Nonnan flay, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy.
Three I natures daily, coat:luting a preliminary
course, will tie siren during , the month of October.
frontal , tiring the first Wednesday! on the following
•urt.dnenn Alma, Surgery, Insanity, Petrone. Aimee....
meal Anatomy, and Physical Diognoris. That enema
ill tm rum and students are earnestly advued
avail Wu:use:eel of Its advantage..
FEES.
Lectures ••••• • • 4= [ Matriculatma $.3 00
0 r,4 6311011 20 DO Disoreung Tmltel•• W
Numerous reset Surgical operaisous liroh,
before We elate Aroote 'meddles are afforded:Damao
woo wish to pursue Practical Anatomy. The means
of is
ltalloll are amp , . among these, are two sepa
-1 nor compound M.croscopea.
Goal Board may be °blamed at from 6130 to CLOD
per week SAML. M. SNIITB,
aermhd2wlo. it roar. Own of the
I)ALDWIN MILLS EXTRA FAMILY FLOLTIL—
ID The subscriber will keep constantly on hand the
arose POCTRA EIrOVIL which he 'Farr...real.
the been brands to the cadet. Families are request.
TITOODS AND 11ACIIETlimIlSiatea
y Diopenaa
*mry.veer edirlon—pnbliatied July, 1.9 lb.
Statement Manael-1 1 b0 addrewea endsgea
of the ['maiden. of the U. S, irem 1.7i6 recaawith
mei:mired ihdPreaidenu, History of Mei, Admild,
Weriona, a.c. Se.; compiled by , F.durin Williams:
tole.
Lawiartinee Pilgrimage to.rxix Maly 4Wmd, d eelai
loyardN Nineveh, a now seppry—evola,
•o;llisietrated. WAS.' Pqem, rewhod edition; 1.04
opted..
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on Irving. Wart. II vol., Pommel enlace= 04i.
gmeo. ram, MI • ?dittoed, lVork. I 'SI, OW.
sheep. $4,11,, :Wimp., 4 vole, bro, .beer, marbled
edge. Chamber. , Geology Gimp , . 'neology, I rid,
:510. "lora . . Lexicon and Mix Flora s Inter
premt. Ancient Geography and AU,..
WALIII. on Me Mind, now edition. Crane DanclOg.
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noir B. HOPKINS, F polio nodding., Ith
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NI. T. I; 111 si
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year, and GEM Mein the beet I ewer put n pen Into.
'honk we e a: gm along wahout any Imported article
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Duna Medical Memnon,
Tattfor's Medical Jariaprodenee.
Taylor on Poisons Amon'. Physics.
Cyclopadm of Practical Medicine, 4 vols.
llooper's Medical Dictionary.
lhooton's Preetme of Medicine.
Sandi end Ilarnerta Anatomies' Atlas
hlassty's i‘11.11001101.1 Atlas. For sale by
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lAA.] Table Diaper, Linen Diaper Table Cloths; Cot
on do, bleached and unbleached; colored dot Wool.
ed Table Cover, Deeper for Toteelllna; Crash fordo;
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counterpane, colored de, all at low cash prices, at
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FOILICIORFURANDLES , __
a T TIIF. WIN 14 STORE OF J WEA VER, Jr., coo
-Itier of Abliket and First streets, wholesale and retail. For side, in glaiv, by the bottle, or dozen—
Tn. 1 Leger Frvre, vicar. Cognac, .1503, '2O, 27,
an tat I '3 , ..3.1, ^3O, '4l.
LIE CITY Old 3laalirry Cognac, vintage 1440 f. .
Old Pale Nectar. do 183 R
The following are for vale in half pipes and qoarlari,
octaves, or at retail by the demijohn,:
I.varr Freres Cognac, vintages POI, '36;
I.iihi yet, do '3l, 40, '4O;
Mord: Depay .S. Co. do 'lO, AS;
Pined. Cosnllon e Co. do 'dl;
Old Nlaglory Cognac. do '33:
Jo Pale Champagne, do '4% -
do Cognac, do '47;
Olyampaole Cognac,eo 41, 'l7,
James Ileunesay, do 47;
( C rlliala Nectar, do do 7 17;
iad; 1
Pclevotton, de 'le:
Raman Ckternlynn. do 47;
1.1 Dopey, Ilordeaus, 49;
Chattiest do 'l7i
TOgelher .rich reveled elect ronetlee. These Brae•
dies are of the highest proof.. Moore theml itre Old,
ILLId embrace alit the fine flavors and higher vades
from Rochelle, flordenoz, Cognac and AtAljhae—
INDUS bettor norcheaper..
Boyers can rely op= obouning• pad inlets 0114
rotaoh•hmant of We runeenbrr.
AMEILICAN GSW doyen old Peach
ktrittidy i bolds! in 1835.
b.ila tEd7 Peaoh Ilrananniudo from tbd rlpe cud
not dui dry (nu l.
Old Apple brandy in
Old American Itrantiy, In plper.
A few , don Cherry brandy, botricolilnl.49.
IbAckbetry weedy by the Cale ai bout.
JACOLI %MUMS, J
C Xl:' bto Jost reekt and for
SCAN PIF.LD,
112 Fiord et, bet Woodeetti Smithfield
e dee tat col.—Met bble ltbt2, lame. Mud it,
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BIOTIC/M.
rp Permit, and 'Guardian, of Aliqtb , "le h r .°4
rii,iniurch, me notified that Reboot will tieopeu•
td iti dur Lowegnenl of the Nell:maim Church on Soma
Mlcatteny„ on blonde,. Her , 3J, ma
kindonagned be etteriMenee daily the week p t :c. s.
ti7muoi‘t)Mli:troornloe4mrsiett.i:anit"etiedis:rm•..ed chow
putril "
his ability to tram puptle stormily, mentally and_phy ‘ ti
iv;tad from ht. long experience Pt the prokraq
lioprt to merit • share of pohlie pstrou.ra• •
JNO. OKEOORY.
tmat.dler•
rrttiMmripin and Chtlatiess advert. copy It.
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1300KA—XNGLISII AND AXIM1110AN•
TAMES A LOCKWOOD.
11 lle 03 Wood street, volt leave in
tee dpa for N.
Pork. Boston. &e .10 attend the T
ftc
he kt.,44,. eae , n te any ordrra for . o
a. . 6
inn?e er&ruced to tunl sages
lay. now
by sutra, landini! aod for gale
BARLEY -19—i2 bg. ISAIAH DICKKY &CO
WILLI
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ADter
. ner at room and Fem
,1
00, tedB. 0.00
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d Iles
K r :A: _.,n1.0.&T-. t t p
porl per r yn e
..c v -tie (
6 " ...eat petted en tlnest—rdelni-u
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d 71 . 0 1, i n
humid, r otor? y do in mat
at not l& east Founts nod
ket .to atallB
A ii,L . A. cK ;n r cfr. c
im able ea l h m,..k o i,n k g a rl i :pans ii for d .
hoat ealf ' Works, and rgiting small .team engines
*Ad trotters
A good citation Is now offered to such a person, to
establish hiontol , to to/other. where he era empioy
two at throe hand.. Apply to KIER ts JONES, 01'014
subserntrerr, near Turentant, (or further InforonstlOO.
Timm eg KIER,
LEWIS YETERtrON
Ronne Pall Works, July IK, WV.
=JIM
Tascurse9ri & perrs - ii; eon
• all
•
13,AiLv-••P-ACKET
torero tine af s.waeal tow.
era ia noel rt tOtred ef at. 'Wel , ' rAnhelt., bee
fi l e.shed orol rorntah OM moss passe to, WAS. pa 0.
ext. Every seenctohodotont nut ettan
Con ton ...hoe. don proenre4h. buseMosidoa. a, paw
baS LII °Lwow , fos ova yea.
—hag a afig.k. of apple without Uwe lettetinho
rit to their pereorn. The an [IA LI Ix' a the kat ed
Wood then the day prettied) to Fanner. *dm map.
Lao of freig to net the entry of panavaite. oa da.
ter. la oil clues the pastime money mon Ate paid lo
&thence.
sun DAY PACKM`t.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain
• ea l'auburall eatery Sunday anornisa at 10 ottaalP
h-rline <aro . Faraday evening at le :
May aa, lA7
frtosnilri i icoltwr.
The MONON(. A Cr-a Sroava;
bacith every ;Honda)y manaag at IU du..., WlLeelini
eve: y Monday evening at le
ros9tlAl PI 1 .
The MISER:VIA No._ 2,
veningCain. J. Kl.nciraLiacit,
ugh every Tuesday raorniav et ta
tO 'eletek:
re ry Tuaailaa e,
NIStEIfiEtIDAY PaG&N.T.
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Copt. n, pt !, viii
tense every Wel:tor/ale) . O, , MIX j ot It
o'clock; Whetltr, every WeArmatlav ov,ains • 10T X
TII
The BRILLIANT, Cap, 0.00, leooo
burgh emry Tharsday trioriung 8110 o , •intic; WhetWog
every "Eleredny rventnr et 10 r.
t
TJe CLIPPER No. 0. Rig , R OOO . 111
Pimburgh every Friday mermag at to o'etook, WlOOOl
Illy every Friday ever,r4/ et 10 r.
_ .
RU
II UllblEll.
Mo AIUIARIG M IEVI ERITS lee 10.0.
NO:Sti.% [LA ROUTE.
Only 73 blllaa 19,t.0g10w.
Via lirovenmille awl
il Cumbe Ip rland to Baltimore, and
Phadehie.
Mill splendid and fast refining II S Moll steumen
I. ATLANTIC, Copt J Perkins.; BALTIC, Caps A
Jacobs; LOMB APLANK (Nap 11 Bennett; are now ,
makuig soohk dolly trip. b.. , ...
rirrsuu au a An D muminisVu.t.s:
no morning boat will leave the bionongslicla
Wharf, above thB midge. doilyst 8 o'clock precisely.
Paiweilgera will mho BURERLICOACREZ at Brown.
silts, at 3 o'cliek. P. It, and the splendid ears et the
Rater:acre and Ohio Railroad, at Cumberland, jit 8
o'clock. A. hi., and arrive In Daltintorntho samseien
ing, to time for the evening line to Philadelphia and
Wmhington city.
From Pittsburgh. tq Baltimore, only 33 Wars.
Pare d• 0.00
Prom Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, onl
41 y 40 hoax
Pero 1/0
The rooting heat Will leave nth Mcluk, swept St.
1 day irecuangs. Passengers by this boat will lodge on
board in comfortable State Rooms thelLret eight, pass
over the mountains We follo,nring day In Fatima built
Coaches. and lodge the second night to Cumberland.
1 Passengers have choke of either Steamboat or Rail
i, Road between Baltimore and Phlleidelphlie, and the
, pnudece of mopping, at Cumberland lead Baltimore.
land coming their seats al pleasure. Coaches chary
weed to parties to travel as they please.
L We make up the loads and way hills for We Conch
f es to the Pittsburgh :Aces, (In order lti 0100 time on
I arriving at Brownsville,) it is therefore important for
~.acngen to ger their ocke.s before going on board
of We boot, at our ofbee, Monongahela 11011.10, lVator
.treat, or St Charles Hotel, Wood at, Pittsburgh.
a •Sultins ' I. Blllisa.Kl M EN, /igen,
Plltteberzgg • 4 boulavIll• Pnehet LID*
FUR CINCINNATI AND LODI:WILT c
orsiELTbo splendid new *tem=
TELEDILotPfI Nat,
Ilaslop, ouster, will leave for above
ut intermediate ports on Wedner
day. the 611, ins Val ledeleek a. at.
For freighter pasmlß&on br v ,r a ej. N ,, b.
0.,
a.l CIF.CI 1111111ANDERGEJL
PITTSBURGH AND WULSVILLE. k'ACRET LINR
Tho now add .podia filsspassas”
bar P""lVl.EcatArit ra." 9.
Immo master, will leave in Cum/.
rust sod Louisville on ' Thursday, the BI Jou, at le
o'clock, A. .5.1- Foxl, ht oEpossage ap ENBERGER.pIy Orllmar4,
to DuRsHIDG B
MIL T E, WILSOr. Co, or
CEO
sari
Lonisvllll. and 81.1.0 W. Pucka& Lis..
1849. 1840.
RIRAILAR TUESDAY PACKET FOR ST- LOUIS
...,... The fine feat tanning gateau.
steamer ATLANTIS,
Geo. W. Meat, master, will leave
for tho above and lammed:co ?one
every Tueeday, at le o'clock, a. et. •
For freight or peattage apply ea board, or to
E. C KING, No. 113 Gem Raw,
.irsaam i...i..ut.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACK FOR Eft LOVI
The Stm Gmmans Imssmtger
steamer GEN ro . LANE,
A. kleThersoo, master, will lesva for
ho above-sad intermediate ports mus
sy Saturday, it 10 o'clock, r. !It
For freight or passage spply.n.tv.m. or te
E. C. KING, No 111 Cosa Rom,
pairs-dkro Locintille
FOR WHEELING AND IMIDGEPORT.
The new zed substantial attune
. 181 aL
blealllty, matter, will parrot at.
menlar trips between Plttsbargh
Vlebehting and Bridgeport. She mill leave Pittshogit
on Wednesday mad a...4.Y.
For freight or passage, app/Loi. bastrd...... 19
• .4 VIMPNBEEEINO - AND BMWS/1
The fine steamer
CINDERELLA,
GeorgEl Cathona, mater, ern. leave
or ...we and ...termed . i.s p
.m On
Mondays mad Thandaye, ar 10 a, v
_ For freight or passage, applytm board. apl7
.. .
The U. P. Moil neame;ifiefilUatri
ingst li i t :l7 , ll =LI att .e di et; e pp, ae
. wu, Lme.:lllF at 9 dclod, re ilea=
ad
Fare he ite my er and Le ek, cTirreklay' Y. ;U.
c...,
mrts
The reamer BEAVER will lease
' 4 l the wharf, oppoune the Aronotrong.
hula Hou., even , Sunday mordlug
o'clock, for Deaner. Rt/want,
wilt kayo BCEIVCT at I o'clock, AI, and urn. at
4 o'clock. Fare, Twenty-A. Ceuta. taysi4
MXPIMESS PAIDICET Lllll9.
FOR 'PIIILAIM.74IIII. AND BALTIMORE,'
kseluslvely for Pos.:mem
i lakagi—The Boats Mikis Line Rfll leave
as follows, al 9 o'clock at dem
Lltno—Cupt A Craig, Tuesday, Aug Pdst.
Loaisimm—.l P Thompson, Wednesday,
Kentacky--Capt fraby,Thartday,
Indiuna—P Dorsey, Friday,SL
Ohio—A Craig, Saturday, W.
Lomminis-4 P Thompson, Sunday, W.
Kentucky—ll TIM % Monday, W.
Indiana—P Barka', Tuesday, 27.
Ohio—Cam. A Cram, Wedusiday,
Lonisiana—J P Thompson, ThartdaY, 20.
Kentucky—Copt H Truhy . Friday M.-
For passage apply to 817FCH,
Monongahela Milne,
angel or D LEECH 9. Co. Camilliaairt
EDgWh and Inasinloar Aiiidemay.
ROOMS IN Tiread paEsirmarlN CHURCH
me, Insanities, I. designed 10 be pennaneza.
pit Academy will be re-opened for the ramekin
of Ladrand young Ocurksocn, on the drat Mon
ay dic ad day cu. yteptembon
rite coarse of study will embrace the common brain.
ekes of on English education, and the higher depot: al ‘
meats of Me kJ:Tilsit BeirneeN with the ?din, Greek,
French and German Languages.
Pupils can be thoroughly prepared' to enter College
intelligently and unembarrassed. The course of amdy
far those not destined for College, ts both conaprehea
sive and practical.
Thegoverranont of the Initiation will he mild, yet
derAed and fem. Authority will always be sunaineo
by reason and arecnotr, and to aerate a properjegrand
to the general government of the schord, oar proem.
to, full, we endeavor to convince the pupil that what.
we require is reasonable: neat, that II secure. his
own personal interest, as well as limped of that
whole. Punishments- for misdemeanors •when abate
lately nec“etrY, are of such a mum, S. to .drat W.'
the the mind th. the body; not as amisthetion far des
*dance, but as prevention -to the roentrAtee of similar:
offences. Hating(omitthismodeofgovertaoent Pm
torah e, It will be adopted in future.
notes sllentiort will 11l paid to the Phyacali the
telleetsal, sad the More/ training of the imitates of
this School.
The Prlnelpel Is happy to be able to anuottneetothe
public, that he has secured the celestite tomcat re
Witruns, . a gran/etc of Prlrecount, N.J.
end Mr 3.traostel, n graduate of Lafayette College,.
Easton, Pin, gentlemen of the
. 144.941i1<1.7. 4
Gouda allanuents.
Misery desirable that stadstrieskelld rtller the
School at the commencement of the sesslon, h = i r .
Witter claws may be systerenteally and
amity _ q=ll iced.
'No deilort will be made for absence, exaept
case of protracted alclsess.
Writing books, nenr,tut, medal ether stationary.
will be fernialnid as Trg as per session.
L cApnit, Principal.
nee. D. IL Riddle, D. D. Mt. alelteAltderaniA
. d. T. wont lin D.. " idWil.,„tahmiot
Con. A. W. LA.., a Milton, • --
Mr. (troop Al ecat de n n
Clrevlars emits obtained at tba Bo* Awe of
/AU Loom, Na Ea Wood omen and also at Rub
radii. Dees.Co's.Na. NI Market M. augnAgtir
--Poleiccitie — tostibrusisgT ---
„,,,,,.., mar.. Farmaar.!..in Barteldlanairs.,
ACOO WEKVER,
fi .1 - R. COPELAND respectfully rliDurtmees that the
Au dudes of this establishment will t recanted
(lb yy on Monday, September lid,And that young gen
tlemen have now an opportunity or being theroagtly
and expeditiously ettellfie4 Na duties and requite
mew of SCUM life:
That the Principal is , -ast merely • sound echola.
but also • jiltkligi” and most auseessfal instmetor'l
malt be apparent to ally intelligent and onb iamed
mind
mind from the number of Honore and l
b. prses obtained
by him la Trinity College, Dubiltu Dem Teatime
mats received from several of its marl mineral Fel
ton and Professors; and, finally, (ram the satisfaction
eaptsseed by parents at the proficiency made Ur his
pupil. For additional mformation as to the peculiar
features and eilventagos of this Institutio ,ts see Pros
pectus, which, with Testimonial. can be procured
Mt
the PRINC/PAL, lite Digitate, or in I edetal
oppoia to Colonnade Row.
few begotten will be received, whom
e y et i ttrl d :l i davialleetaal orlyancer w en= be
O, KTIllelO KW —THE !Cult GuIinSLIICEN
CYGLur.P.DIA. .OP BCIENCi, LITIMATURE
ANDART—!:riled by Beene, P. Herd, Profemer of
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once of the parchrerer. The work wit be published II
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M September, 1977. Fachport will consist of tworal
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