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WEDNESDAY MORNING,-OPT. 94, ISI9.
NEXT PAOB'FOE LOCAL MA'iTßftgr
TELEOtAPHIC NEWS, Ac.
LnuROB Tnuu—Oorweekly,w hich will bo
teacd at prwrn to day, will contain a faH aecoantcf
the eridence in the ctx of John 8. editor
of the Payette Whig, charged with iri*sf the
TTniootowa Poat Office.
Not baring bees able to MPfiy the demand far
A*<n»* | yb will iasoe aa extra nombar of week*
Has.
' For tale at the Gazette office, with or without
wrapper a. Wee fire cent*
FSBQTLYajoa ' n - Atr - Road.— Wo have been
ftrored with the peraitl of o coneopondoneo of
tbe President of Iho Fonnijlreni* Rod “OOd
Oompony With Merer*. MeCrediew «oil Module,
tha lhpl odeisers and ortoloof tho Compotry to,
thin city, fan. which wo loom thu AOeghony
Oocrnty Bondi, to Iho .mount of iSIo.OOO, hire
ten fenrardod to Iho Directed, end *IOO,OQO
more will OOOD -follow. The proeee.il of there
bonds wili bo ipent in porch* re of roil rood iron,
4,000 iono of which hseo boon olrcndy nesotiited,
Western division. 1
■ learn, also, from the letter
that the Board is anxions to pot t
division wider contract at aa « a
Ue, and are only waiting now h
loaainder of the Allegheny cot;
devoted to this purpose, and t
dandy hope to receive some a
' tho (capitalist* of Piusbnrgb, to
ipppplgtSan of this grist work.
of the President
te whole Western
I* a day as possi*
Aihe Deans. The
it* Bonds will <be
lejDireclors confi
[<nlioQii aid from
u list m (he early
Th» Foxxmn N*wi/—We f
o day, principally to the d
brought by the Niagara, io reli
ty betweenthe Emperor Nich
x i*h Government, lo regard to tl
gees. Oar readers will find
iniereat, and will be led
tbe manly noble determi
am to detest the haughty and
' Nicholas, and despite lb
•rage meanness of Austria.
«t tils of the oews I
usd to 'the difficuV-1
jl is and the Tcuk-1
ie Hongarian refa«
, tljeae details of.in
a \ much to admire
iition of the .Porte,
o ifoooded demand
a contemptible and
ai the firmness ol the I
u d French GoTero- I
eiy of the Hnogari* |
» Russian Bear will 1
n whls teeth, bat he
c ersl Earopean wart
i he whole Christian
We incline to the opinion tl
Pott, backed by the EaylUh
ants wfll accomplish tbe sa
«a retbgeeWwtf*«tf «w» > . T
growl terribly, and perhsps si
will hardly venture'opon a g<
. || * > canto condemned by
. world.
Pjuwouu son lanun Goo; '*•—Those interest*. |
odwffl see, by a. notice appended to thejid-1
•yattnment, that the time! ol opening bid* I
fcr jiadian Goods, by tbi (Department of the
iatenor, has been exteeded W> the first of Decern*,
bar, aid that the regulation ffarbiddisg extracts to|
' betaken from the contractijof former years, haa
ten rescinded, 'TbelimeiMthe delivery of the
goods bsajbeea extended to the first ol June,
sinTT OJSik Jobs Fnanrun—Vor-nrd*? w«
an acconnl &om the Now London Chronido,
5..T.H that Captain Ohopel, ' Iho American bull
Seta, hoard, whUo If nan indentation ol
B*An*» Bay, on the Ist ol ut, MtiTe *
of 6m flout, tint twu li hipa'.were lying in
prihoe Bcgent’a Inlet/wl vey have been fa*
for fcor seasons, and th officers and crew
„w*ifl well
Tbe lale arrival from 1
lif mee that Capt. Parke
Ti lelore, while at Dari
tb»MtiTea that foot rei
V) loco Begeat'a Inlet,
!■ I,
[ateOigesca coming *ueh different sources,
k i ao exactly,'gives cheering hopes of
and ollimate deliverance of the intrepid
aJrllfl and his cre w* , / \
4
A-ap
Mlgf •
7her i tl
bat i the v
Es land alto brings intel
;er,< t the English Teasel' the
ria’i traits, also learned from
iuel bad beeaseenlying in
i by the satires in March
■ fiotjJ •nr*
Cum Him —Orel HO ton* of Copper—
™ike Cterttand Her.U-b.ee beenUeJed el]
*u. port, tbit eetton, front the Cliff Mine. The
—«nl,OolMiCnijbt,en*cti to rnnke op then
n~,o. one lioonnd' ton. by lie doso of lie
! ; tE ,
-Tn Caatianoa.—Tlwll
Ibe-CoaTentton tote ini &
waon nsiw toee.
Corelpoadeaec of Pittrborsh Oacuc.
I , jjj Nxw Yoke,Oct.2o,
1 The nuilxbylhe NMgara do not change tbt
i ground tono of the nJw* *• tmnmititd by tele
Vnph, end people uleqailo reedy to have tie
budget by the next ahiblo aee which courae our
neighbor, XCIOM the water mean to take in relt
. tion to the quarrel! between Turkey and Bun**-
The 6dm* hero to, Util Enjland and France will
get entangled, and the reaolt baa been to enhance
the Talne or onr pnblit eecnritiea, for the reanlt of
each a qnarrel would jeopard the debt ot both
«iee., and, at ell eveuu, during the war, woold
depredate their Talne' to the ownera.
A private loner from California, enablea me to
dee aomo facta horn Ithence, which-may not be
nnintereatln* to the pHntera and tboae connected
. with the preaa. To commence,—co labor la more
abondant theff that of printer., and the monthly
payrange* front 533 Ip S2do, with and without
hoard: thoae boarded by the employer aleepm* ai
the e«ce and worHng from ann to run. The
> .owner* of the makiag naea ; “ d
.• 'the profits of the Fawfio New. reache. 82,000
net week, nor wOlyoW wonder at it, wbea you
m told that a jobof.tro hundred fool* cap ctr
caw, co*. lwo : bun*, cd dollar* hnd the P nnt,t>*
•; of fifty cxr&*,fir* fr tn 4 *** rewarded by $l2,
Of half price. ,A* maiy paper* a* the pren tan
«l off art eold at two uy fife ceau each, aad an
oeeaa of job work ref. aed at ihe rale, here given.
Tbt* foci*, bat b* all, aad it ia bat honor to
say that the one wbc write* thir letter al» ray.
, that the time for afc rtune haa pa»ed, aad the
yi—«<« coast the true place to seek wealth.—
The large gold elorie. only are told and the troo
-1 Wee of the poor felfows who have rammed from
the keep outjof sight. The thing ia over
doftOgAßd be who leaves for the gold region* now
will go oa a tool’* errand.
- Another attempt ha. been in.de to atari a week
ly after the at?to of Ponch. “2““
ber made iu debut to day, under tW title of The
Babble.” nor could a better have been chosen,for
Itw the weakest and moat **ao*P
• over palmed off aa a satirical newspaper. It hu
■OtniingtoclalmtonotieoendwiUeooobeabelv
o? Doodle.” and that other *-Jody,
J ' who foiled even to attain etwogth enough to go
1 ■ Nowhere i*theren wider field for the
i n«nof entire Ihanthe United State*, norwaslhere
l — ' £r*r amore lipady to reward the art which
• shall show oar stray and weak paint, up; yet all
,’V tb* attempt* havs been failure*. .
I The town ooniinne* fall of «transera, and,
moot the reel, o good share from the‘*lron City.
There never was a time when, to Granger*, the
dtv ben n more pleasing face. The abstinence
,•, fciMd upon-a. by the cholera ha. been socceed
i ' by n real carnival of amusement*. The
eeuiNXe* are more numerona and elegant than
«rer the attire of ladies never so gay and cotily,
- Biss seopie more etger to participate in any thing
SL promises to while, away an hour than now.-
ThfiOß who apendflheir summer* in their villas
• ottSaHadaonand Long bland have rammed, the
' in.h of-tmde haa Whaled* and one little month
JJJn, wfflww the! city Jn tbo fnU hot of wmler
’ ' “STSw night, .very Inlereßing jemM
4*. ia t» nerformed upon the occasion of the de
iLSiofmSohßiM to Stom, under the u...
SKtftb. American Mtorionuy TI-c
- mow oonxlxt. of Bex, D. Bradley, Prof J. Sitoby,
• £S y to be
ft&mtedalßmtgkok. There.will .too be prraent
Brooks and Max-free,. one of the
to ihe Mend: Miraion
' 5“.%l ¥hTAfSbx- proved mbe.m.a
,in Africa* Th . . •etarn* to his country
' 01 country
by the man atealerei * direct [cter
' £3£?o7privJdcnc, whhtb, Infic.d of . Wc of I
Kmrhx. given to tbo poor creuttrei ednen.
“ mornra or etevmmg tbcm wbolo r^i
•rSi acv Dr. Hnld ch, ocercury of the American
■SS.Boelrty/lt now in town, end oOclUc, nt
SoDDn* Church, ia South meet, where he me
:■ • gcncralimprove.
dividend.
-t th. «... i
tlota mb*""”" otto Ara. * Cheeie end Butter
u M price!. AU kind* o(
"^t.mCtttmSrn.'^taTobuw.. good
P**™*,. Tex il doll, xnd u the
makm. tomlto m
jgtdmfe* ■’
tecoflio K. Y. Cotiritr u.i Eon.!**
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE * ,AO J“ o rie
The British mail steamer Niss*”* C*P • J ’
arrived feat evening, having “ u1 " 1 "4
pod u noon on UlO 6th, and Ina
rfdockoa tho »«. On «-» “/Jf ”
“'““vT e rx £■« *-
*” / N °feed“r, deisge; .nd on the
“ £ out Iron. Hz [ill, the lever
on, old,, enginesbioke, which ren
..„i ; t useless. The same day ibe was boarded
,l “ m * hiP CaD *
.da hence fbi Haliiax and Lise pool
i The Niagarl anchored in quar inline last 11 *
' in* at 7 o'clock Her passenger i*nd mulswere j
bought to thf city by the ate amer Cinderella
Capt StiUwelj.
Oar Telegraphic despatch, a.
gave a very Wear and aatisfa
the leading items of intelligence
The detatis, however, willpe Ci
the ShruptorbJwith RUSSIA.
The moslinleresting Item of
arrival Is that which relate. lo l “
has arisen between Tor key end Russia, growm*
out ofthe dejmand of the laltei for the * a " e ”s"
' nf iha Hanairtan fugitives wh< > have sought sale
tv in the dwjuniona of the former. Th ' ot "tf^“'|
I Jent cf the .London Kesss, wn ting ttndor tow »l
Sant. 12th(Tom Ronstanunoplt.etaleathat an am
HtStipoS. Emp«ro,Nich|.Mh.Pnn~X
aivtl, had emyed mere from »<««■ ’
of hit arrival, he, in corap.m with M. de [iron.
So R0«.3 Mmialer, had mi
SS.M “ft'an audience ofcsnlian, 10 whom
SvHlHsKSm“m. snlt'em '“0“S”!
mans. He employs no argument in suppon «
u£Vam« Turkey. He p .ho« mid
# M*'*s:
Omnd Council met nlmoaf daily aiaee the arrival
of Frinci Radzlvih
- It seems that the following article ornate in a treaty
betweealßusai. aad Torlcey, and that upon ttthe
former power bases her demand:
"tuitt or rases bstwxei russuard ths or-
etomto av amsnna-aanuar. on
TBK 21st or JUIT, ITM.
■hould want to hide themselves or see* * r
Li delivered up on the instant or at least driven
if rt££2 of the Power where they have ta-
Chririisn religion In Ihe enpire of R“ ,M *’
wSB&SE«b£
el Thn Paris Journal des Debats contain, letter,
60m Constantinople, giving detalla of thn dww
■ aions in the Tnrkieh Conneils referred to above.
We make the following extracte:
“Cbssra-vnnorLß, Sept. 10.
“On tho day after his arrival, Prince Radzivil
yssasssig
SrSSSSs^
sisgaESSSSB
HSSsEsk.mkj:
IX foi rnoEmpemrof Ro.su. sod Au.tr...
I CoRSTAirnRorLS, Sept. 10. |
“Yesterday, after the ultimatum handed to the
OrsH-h*the ftassian and Austrian Minister*Geo
ersdAupick decked on damming me Tjhmaqoe
enUAupic* ,e a m order to an
was made known. This morning the ,
S»^i*3S£;
«nt the following questions to fnetn. — > *Dotne trea
aod of Ps«arovllch give
the two Powers, Russia and Austria, the rightto
dvmand the extradition of the Hungarian refugees.
f„ut”u Power, declaring war, would England
fe “a' the.uh-
K«.won ihe Divan and tho Ministers of the two
the receipt of this communication the
Knch and English Ambaasadors hada conference
fcitoWr^OnX’fira.
am well treaties alluded ludonotcon- ,
Question—lt cannot be admitted that such a ref*-
L could be followed bye declarationofw:er; and
ianeb u doclaraSoo, if it look pfeco, would be nn
On the fourth question—The two
? A fnhaM*dors cannot guarantee the co-operation
jJfiKSSTfcS!‘of England and France with- 1
'oat receiving special instrucuona. On the fifth
question —It is possible l hai sogP of the refugees
! claimed by Russia may still hi subjects of that
but for the generality of than. U »J >ncon-
Stable that the refugee, whose « xlr * d ‘ Uo “ 1
P'4,l BO » Rotaiau subjects. Oa the sixth
Prance and England will actively
and Aoalria to ro-establi.h
SSrda.tona betwean them two Power, nod the
KS." There can be no doubt in my opinion,
butthsi this note will powerfully contribute tometn
• tLa PnriA In its former determination; that the
wiU bi rijec” d , and .here will result a
tthimatum between the Russian and Aus
enoh ußusm., mtd fcnrepe
will do well to .be on its guard.
The following extracts from the com*pondeoce
of the London Timet, contain further intelligence
of marked interest concerning this important af
fair J-
e oponrcolumns,
jObia Slate Joarnalgiw
(fiyntne cob otiet, which
Cos*T*xmoPL*,Scpt ; 16.
Prince JUdxivil.the Civ 1 * aid-de-camp, do«
not return to bis imperial master till to tnoTro •
was to have left Constantinople
delayed bis departure in tbe hopes that the Tur*,
would reconsider their d «‘ erm ‘‘
n ado n not to gratify the Emperor Nicholas’ thirst for I
vengeance open tbo uoh.ppj
lUdiiail has not belittled lo cay openly that il It
tbe intention ol tbe Czar In harm event onaoflhe,
Poitab and Hocgarien luaiuvct novrm Turkey
banged Utn inatnntlbey Call into hl * b “*’“s
af.er tbia nnbloahing nvowgl ho ban the t‘“ d ' h °? d
to innial npon tbo extradition ol his intended ytc-
11 ma. The trbole Tnrkith nalion proleata ngninsl
! being made participators in such a murderous po*
licT. Tbe Grand Council with one voice have
umttud to resist the denands of Russtaandttde
fv ker threat. Tbe Sultan baa approved of their
resolution, and in this His Majesty is supported by
the Sheik-uHilaem. or chief of the religion, and
the whole corps of Ulelnas. The Sfaeik-01-lsraem
«,|j tkatlonve up these poor refugees would be a
violation of one of the first principles of the Mus
sulman religion, which ordains that the followers
of Mahomet shall give hospitality and protection lo
all who are-in miafortune, without distinction of
" dnr coantry. In - the interview which Prince
ftHrivil had wth the Soitan, his Msjesty did not
StauiMlhn Indignation bn tall.u ibc demand of
nnd al tbe overbearing lone
vas msdo. At in Anuria, .he baa ennk lain cn6-
Jtontaigni«nabne; her name U noleven men-.
“Tit 'Ss£S!SSSSS. honnrnr Eng
, hern aneb a reprerentallvo here ai
Btradferi Canning. No ambnsaa-
«« enjoyed raeb high personal conaidn
esa^teas
s@gSa££S&
pjS Sir Cmwta*’# <W* •» "V i
part'qftks Just and hcnorabU pojition idopted by 1
him hit Minister* in the question o£ extradv*
(ion ; nod it certainly mart give increased confi
dence to Majesty .and his adviser*, to know
that their coadnct meets with the warm approba
tion of certainly the most upnght, if not the ablest
diplomatist in Europe.
StrrEfßßt 17.
From the commencement of tbe present quea
uan the Turkish Government had refused to com- j
ply with the demands of tbe Emperor of Russia .
lor the extraditionjof ,th« Polish and Hungarian .
refugee*. But the Porte wished to do so in a
manner least calculated 10 produce any unneces*
■ary irritation. Thia mode of proceeding did not
coincide, it seems, with the instructions which SL
da TitoS* bad received from the Crar, and he there
fore, in the afternoon of the 15th iosL, made known
to the Porte, that if within 30 hour* from the date
of his oote the Turkish Government did not give
& decisive answer to the demandi of the Emperor*
he would suspend all diplomatic relations. The |
Russian Minister at the same time, ordered rrrnce
Radxvil to refuse tbe audience ofleave which had
been offered hirnhy the Sultan. ,
Late last nigh! the Porte communicated to tne
Russian and Austrain Embassies, us fiMl de
termination of rejecting the demands of the trope*
ror for tbe extradition of the Polish and Hungarian
road; pnblished,
;tory anmmary of
by this arrival,
and highly inter-
refugees. . , . • 1
M de TUoff has ia consequent, suspended re-
Uliom with the Force, ul Prince Raduvil hu 1»-
beo bis departure tor S:. Petersburgb.
The -Times of the sth, contains the following
very interesting article, giviag intelligence from
Constantinople to the 19th ot September:
We have received a long tod interesting letter
from Coastantinopleof the date oflbelOtb Sept. It
appears that the final decision of the Ottoman Gov.
ernrnent, was communicated to M.-de Titoff at the
close of sn extraordinary Cabinet Council, held at
Kouroulschisme, io the house of the Seraakier, Me
hemel Ali Pacha, late in the evening of the —th
nil. It was intimated to the Russian Ambassador
in a note couched in firm and dignified but mild
and conciliatory terms, that the Turkish Govern
ment seeing no reason to depart from its previous
resolution, persisted in its refusal to grant the ex
tradition of the Hungarian refogeea demanded by
the Cxar. . The note summed up. in the
ful manner, all the reasons adduced by the Porte
' in its various replies. U especially insisted on the
• offer made m the first instance to remove the Hun
• gitrisn refugees to the interior of the “""W “J
• in take every step to prevent the recurrence of
1 disturbances in the sequel, both in the suneaoflhe
- Emperor of Austria and in those of the Czsr of
nolo was by no moans satisfactory to tbi
rspresentalires of Urn two great power., who bag
battered themaelve. op to the “ “
the Ministry ol the Sollan would be inurntdawd, |
and end by yielding to the tneait.ee of a roptum. ,
The following day at 5 o clock, A. M-i Prince ,
Radaivil, feeling extremely oneasy at the eontem.
plation of bis probable reception by the Emperor,
embarked at Bouyukdere on board a Russian
steamer, which immediately slattedl for Ode Ma.
In the morning oftbe same day, M.
the Count de Stunner officially noufled to the Porte
the suspension of diploiuslii f *
their own Conns and that of the J*"s
communication having been foreseen as a matter
of course caused no surprise.
Ali Pacha contented himself by replying to the
dragomans'of the two legations, despatched with
the note in question, that the Porte ijneerely pray
ed that this interruption of friendly intercourse
might be of very short duration, and that it hoped
the Emperor of Russia, when better Informed by ,
the envoy of the Sultan respecting the real motives
whieh had inspired ita determination, would not
impute to Turkey “as a crime 1 ? an opposition w “'ch
was enjoined by humanity, by- a regard to the
national dignity, by the honor o! the Sovereign, and
i by the most sacred duties of hospitality.
The selection, in the first instance, of Cbckib
Effendi as the Envoy Extraordinary to
having appeared to excite a certain leeling of re- I
pugoance, the Porte determined to entrust the
dehMte mission to Fuad Eflendt, el present Com
missioner General in the Danubian P*! oe, H““5
and in order to prevent any further
appointment was kept secret till the las* moment.
It wm only on tho evening of the t6tli that the
Minister* of Russia were informed of
the departure of a chamberlain of the palace for
Bucharest with an autograph letter of the Sultan
in reply to that of the Czar, with at) the necessary
instruction to Fuad Effendi, who was ordered to
start, without delay, for St. Petersburg orWmaw,
for the purpose of seeing the Emperor himself
It is Feared that Fuad Effendi cannot reach the
Imperial residence before the d ”P^ h ( ea .
Titoff, or even before M. Radzml—first, by rea
son of the existing Ukase prohibiting the entrance
of foreigners into the Russian dominions, unless
specially authorized; and. secondly, because travel
lere from Turkey are subjected to a long quaran-
Odessa and clsewnere. Now, tho recep
[he Turkish envoy is not likely to be «
one, unless he can anticipate the Pnnw
do RexdiriL » n n#
Th© reply of the Emperor cl Austria aud Rus
sia is expected ia 20 or 25 day*—in » «»»»( "
latest; if. &• it i* thought, ihe Caar baa quilted
Warsaw. Uia only then that on edaircuameot
can lake place.
1 Meanwhile; the Turks are aol at all uneasy on
ihe eabject. They caonol comprehend tbnt wer
will be declared egeinst Ihem solely beeaooo ihey
rerased to alee op a few oaforlnaate irfa«eea
who havortonfined ia Ureir honor, and according
ly rely on the aapporf aad sympnlhy of Ihe whole
of cizihzed Enrojr The good Tarka, however,
are oof blindly irusling ro Ibe chapter of aecideala
lor to the decrees of <le*tiuy. They are ac.ivety
ere paring for all hazards. All the available froopa
have been ordered froar tho froolierr; ihe army of
Ronmelia, 40,000 strong, is ordered lo hold il«ll
m readiness to march at the first signal; and the
provincial rcdtft, or local militia, have been cra-
to Toe castles of the Bospborns me to.be fortified;
the greater part of tbe fleet ia armed tutd equipped
and dan. ia the cource of a feat hours, cast anchor
at the mouth of the Black Sea so as to deicedthe
eotraocc of the Borphoras. Nor d 0... the To -
htsh Government appear to he wanting to what ta
expressively tilled the “aioew. of war. It ha.
plenty hf ready money with which to commeoce
war, and the Minister of Finance has declared
his ability to place 40,000,000 at the disposal orthe
Minister of War, without delay. The Soltau has
offered an equal sum from his private .purse, and
mosques oflhe capital, whose wealth is enor
mous, are prepared to make the greatest sacrifices
to aupporttheGovernment on a question which
all pious Mttsstjlmen regard os one of religions
principalis countermanded his voyage to
: Smyrna and the Islands of the Archipelago.
It only remainato be seen,concludes nur cor
i respondent, wbsl attitude will be assumed by the
Csbinels of London and Paris. The replies to the
despatches of Sir Stratford Canttieg are awaited
in Cooataotiuople with the most Intense anxiety
The interest, no less than the honor or England
is involved Is the issue of this alstn forilia
shrewdly suspected in Turkey that the Claris
deejrou# of fomenting no European war, by which
ho may largely profit in the .oelh-es.l of Europe.
Auslrih Is regarded as a mere ignoble tool in his
to this letter states that a Russian
corvette, stationed at Constantinople, was towed
to Bouyudere, on the 18th, so as to be in a post
tion lo.gdin the Black Sea without obstacle.
Oor corresponded, In another letter, dated Gon
stantinople, the 19th ulb,nttpplies further interesting
information. .
Since the suspension of diplomatic mlcrconrao
between-lhe allied Pow.ers and the Sublime Potte,
the consular business of Russia and Austria bha
been transacted by tho Prussian Legation. It ia
feared, from the very menacing tone systematically
employed by the agents of the Cxar.al Constant!,
uople, that His Imperial Majesty will be mdpeed—
If, indeed, he baa not already determmcd-lo adopt
“aomfrvioleal measures” against Turkey. To the
expression-violent meMUrea'’ but one eignifica.
Uoa can be attached. The Sultan and his Minis
ters adds our correspondent, seems to anunpaie
.omeaucb event, tor the greatest activity acejnt
to prevail in the War Department. A large fleet of
steamer* baa been collected in the water, of the
Bosphorus, and in the Harbor of the Golden Horn,
and between the entrance to tho Black Sea nod
the Propontis,- or so. of Marmora, there arc 12
ships of the boo at anchor, fill!, equipped and plea,
ufully supplied with arme and provisions.
nis allowed oa all sides that no napoo to he
ro pe can exhibit a finer fleet at this moment, and
compntant authorities .Brut th.t both oßcor. and
seamen perfectly understand their duty.
In tho army of 100,000 aoldiera assembled
around Iho Turkish capital, drilling sad reviewing
are going on from daylight until dusk, and the to •
rashier, and tho Paeba. under hie comemid, .to
constantly moving nboul to inspectahc troop.
We regret to learn that a very bad feeling is
manifesting itself amongst that dwtenerale race,
the Greek population ofTurkey. The prospeclof
a Russian invasion is hilled by the Greeks with
dhlight, and it ia disgusting to find that the kind
ness with which they have recently been pealed
bv the Saltan has failed to eradicate tnetr heredi
tary haired of the Turks' A trifling incide nt, under
aucb circumstances, .peaks volumes.* When the
steamer which was to take back Prince Radxivil
approached Therapia, with a Russian in
the whole ot tho Gr*ek population of the vil
lage crowded to fl?e water side; and |f‘bere could
bo any doubt, respecting the senUmentswilhwhch
thev are animated, U wns soon dupelled by the
enunciation ofa triumphant exclamation, beard on
all side*,— 4 We shall aoonhear mam in the Moaqne
are busily engaged in fomeaUng
this vile spirit! A aertoa. quarrel recently broke
Sj: a M nd JbfdS"uT»n.sre^v r p .decide
Si,° f bSy Some Tb. tb.uk. tothe
SLrference of the Turkish authont.es, ended in
amoke, but such demonetratioas are rathet serious
in these times of excitement.
CoKSTAirnnoPLX, Sept 16.
I. i. .opposed that tho Rusri.n fimpercrwffl
pot htslhrenls of wu ioto eieeulloe. Withtbe
almost consunt northerly wind, a fleet wIU resch
the month of tho Bosphorus from Sebnsropol to 24
boot. Nearly tho whole of iheTurkiili feet is,
however, m the ffoldeu Horn U present; nil the
•hips fully equipped nnd ready for sea, and there
ti an army of 60,000 men coQeeatraied about Con-.
atantinople. A current runs downwards from the 1
jßlack Sea, through the Bosphprus and tho Dar-
Idaoeiles, at the rate of tour miles an bourj :
land this, aided by a northerly wind, makes-it aj
irery tedious and difficult thing to get. through:
these Btraits, unless .towed by steamers. Thii
Pcives Immense natural ad vsnUge* to Rossia, who, ;
moreover, has in her favor her relative pK S mi 2i
to Constantinople. An EogHih fleet could-not:
CSSnIUSheUe. bom Mslu
JEbM days, nor could U» cty* I®* *pugh the
Siralta to the Golden Ham in less than three or
four day*. $ .
With the at present, the Turks may
be able to defend; the .entrance to the Boaphorua,
but their army bears no proportion to the roree
which the Emperor can ii a few day* marc
across the frontier.
The following r fto\t and emphatic editorial open
this aubject from the Time* will be read with In
terest : *
London Times, Oct. iod
The issue of the Hungarian war has been[fal
lowed by consequences for we are wholly
unprepared; and which threaten to disturb, if o°t
the peace of Europe, at least the amicable rel*-
(ions of the Western Chon* of Europe with .that
of St. Petersburg. There seems to be no reason
(or doubting that the Rassihn Ambassador r.t St.
Petersburg has made a formal demand or the Porte
for the surrender of the Hungarian revolutionists,
who took refuge within its territories. There seems
to be just as little reason for doubting that the de
mand has been rejected, and that tbe' Russian
Ambassador had received orders from
Coon to quit Constantinople immediately. Should
these reports prove to be as well founded aswe
believe them to be, a rupture betvrtu the i otu
and the Court of St. Petersburg u at hand , xchteh
uufl very possibly terminate »n a general European i
t oar. On the course pursued by Russia on this oc- |
casion it is hardly necessary lo dilate. There can j
be but one opinion opon it, whether it be regarded |
in its relation to the comity or equity of nations--,
U transgreases', it trample* on both. , It violates the
established rules by which the intercourse of civ
ilized countries has been heretofore guided, it per*
its the peace of Europe while it violates «u taws.
We can the more easily afford to speak thus of
Russian policy, because we have supportcd u in
the recent Austrian dissensions. Bn ȣe prewnt
aspect of Russia is a very d '! r ««° t ,* fr,ur :
appara id a character, for which if thcre be P«-
cedeot there is no justification, la the demand
which the now makes Upon the Turkish Court,
Russia assert* a right of interference which has
never yet been accorded to any nation. ; -ho ac
tually seeks to extort from Turkey a ttolation
that which has always been considered a law
binding on all civilized communities. The very
admission of foreignera into any
be their description—is a guarantee that the Save
reign of that Stale tyill extend to them
of native snbjecla. Thl. generally understood law
can be neutralized or modified only by special con
tract. “The Sovereign,", aaya Vattel, oeght not
to grant an entrance into his state tor the purpose
of drawing foreigners into a snare; " “ b ®
admits them, he engage! to protect them as hs
own subjects, and to afford them perfect yecumy
as far as depends upon himself. / Bo ®^!L ch ®J.’J
8.) If there has been any clause in a treaty eith
er secret or avowed by which refugee, are to be
maritally given upby eachol the c< ? Q , l . nic, .
ere, then this general law i. specially abrogated-
Bat, in the first place, these treaties, for the most
part, refer, lo felonious crimes, it U lb «
all civil societies to punish, and not ! ° Pdjjjjj
misconduct, of which a foreign sriile can hardly
be anpposed to be a judge. In tbe Kconi plare, the
t her make mutuality a condition of tbe contract, -o
Turkey, ay which Turkey u boat'd lo give “P,
tfuuli,, refugee., the same treaty would ootnpel
auuie tu aurreuder Turliiah refugees to the de.
mauds of the Porte. If !h» bo out the etato of the
caae, aad Turkey be bound lo tneko “a"*"™;
which aho is not entitled to exact, then the post
lion -in which .he itunda to Rusrta i. oot that of an
ally, but of a dependant ‘ , , ,
. This would be the case if the refug e « who had
crossed the Turkish frontier, and domic.led them
selves on Turkish soil, were Rnswan subjects.
But in what relation doube two Power, appiar to
each othar, whee Iho exile. who»
demends are alien*, whoso subjection she does
not preload to claim, and whoae homage .he ha,
no right to enforce? lfeny t””" h “ “ S
i.ke thi. claim, it is Aoitrta; and
do it only by virtue of trestle.- Toe Emperor of
ilns.'ia haa no more right to do i» u “*° ‘ h “ E ”P""
or of CHino —onleaa it be oo the faith el lomo
ctauae in the Treaty of l.akmr StokmwM
' the faith of tbe weakness and helplessness
which suggested and dictated that strange com-
P Thisiatba .elution of'the prob'em. Rouia U
strong and the Porte iaweek. Re..ia exact, with
the Tiew of obuining a rtirvile coocctoo or pro«o
-king an nnequ.l eauSicr. The anawer oflhe Pone
ha. been worthy of il. former
morality of Moale m .hamcatho profl'gaey ofChria.
lain moral.. Tho Hungarian refugee,
vahoouhed men. As auch, they ere ecutled to
the pity of all nations. They ant>.traugera,i« --
iog the hospitality ot a people with whom hoapital
ilT is an article of religious faith. As such, to
abaaden them would be an act of impiety aa welt
a. of inhumanity. The Porte will
the exile, who have thrown themaelve. on her
■oil, evee to the powerful Sovereign who “» hnng
iolouhe field 700.000 meu. Snipped of nearly all
her etreogth—with liUle but the Imdlliona of her
peal apleodor remaining—dulnicl.d from within
and menaced from wiibool-Tutkey
firmly to the oohle.l crude of her fctJh.anJI bolds
! il line a shield over the helpleaa and Iho humbled,
j against the Autocrat of the atrongert empire in the
I And the power which does this ia the oily the
ancient ally d England. Tree, we base aold
waya behayed to her tho hone.ty or
the .ITee'noo of allies. There.hare
eveala in onr ratoon. which we ahou d lake an
oppannmly of repairing. Sbo i, the ulty *toof
France. France, 100, baa a reputation to epair.
The two countries b.va bartered and declaimed
much about upholding the libertie. and el'>h“ tl °“
of the world. Tho time has now come wbm these
promireaehoold be made good and there b.,sating, j
justified. Tho question in "halt we, nr shall we ,
sot, abandon on ancient ally and
arrogant dictation which Insults ail tbe Stales of
Earopa! Having? decided what is the proper
course to take, shall wo intent ooreetves ’,
peddling protests and peacefn! jeremiad-*. On our
decision aud.our action bang the immediate fete,
of it may be the prospective destinies i
of India anil of England herself.
The Times of tbefith.in its second edition, has,
alto tbe following important paragraph from it- ,
I Paris correspondent, dated .
Pun, OcL 4, P- M.
“I believe 1 can assure yon, on tho best anther
ily, that the French and English
decided in acting together B t*a hart to ihe affaire
of ConatanUnople. I noticed a day ot -®°‘ h ° I
existence of a leeling here, tot exactly of mistrust
but of doubt, as lo whether in .the extreme case]
England would co-operate with Francrer. Tbs* |
feeling did not arise, at least in ibe eyes of nation
riEdWr men, out of any Wlef on I
the partof England; but it wrt doutbed w^ lhe ' !
tbe English Government would be supported by
publio opinion in England in any measures show-
Tng a determination to resist to the last the pre i
tensions of the Czar. Tbe French Government
naturally%esitated at the chance of being drawn
into a quarrel with Ruasla, being then fell alone U
sustain it, and acting singlo-banded.—These feare,
considering what is to be done at borne,
lv be blamed. It isneccesarry to observe tbnt the |
proceedings oftbe Peace Congress in England and ,
in Paris, led parties here to *up|»se tbat, on no j
account, and id no cause, Would the English pco
ole ap prove ol their Governmeu* having recourse |
to extreme measures. Tbe unanimous opinion
oflhe press lo England, however, and particular- .
lv that portion of it which is known to give faith-1
fuUxpreMion to publio opinion, hastemOved ailt
hesitatioh on that score. i 1
U is now believed that though John Ball may
have little objection to occupy his leisure hours, or j
to vary the monotony of commercial pursuits, oy i
a little harmless theory, yet tbe old spirit of tba
I Saxon is still alive as ever, and that it want* only
I some act of outrageous and manifest wrong on the
! Tjart of a powerful despot against a weak nnd la
; offensive neighbor to call forth the ancient ewfCT
i of his character and bis love of fair play- 'Thu
; French Government seem now convinced; that
England will be true to ; herself and to Franco to
1 the last in-tbls quarrel of lojuitlee, and the Mruc
lions addressed lo the French Minister aj SL
, Petersburg ore, l am told, not a whit lewener*
iretic than those which, I presume, have beett au-
I dressed to the English Ambassador. Therp is
I reason, howevt-r, to hope tbat the affair will tier*
minate otherw:** tbad in a hostile manner, and i
1 that the Emperor ol Russia will be convinced, not
I only oflhe ii ju»' co of bis pretensions to the pre- ;
aent insunce, but that it Is his interest at this
moment, as'moch as that oi; any other Sovereign,
1 not to do any thingthat would again throw Europe
into confusion .or war.. The decided attitude of
tho two Governments df France and Eogtand wi
rotivirt. .- the Emperor that his pretensions will
oot be tolerated with impunity. The divided
state ofpartiea in France reader her action more
difficult; why, it is superfluous to say. .Butthe
existence n( thesa difficulties will not, I believe,
d.ler her in suoh a cause, or prevent her from
joihing frankly with a friendly Govornmnent In
resistance to injustice.
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OVER THIRTY-SEVEN THOUSAND MEMBERS. !
The largest Mutaal Insurance Co. In the U. States.
FOURTH Annual Report of ihe Washington Coun
ty Miiuu Insurance Company, under the new
** At The liw of the State of New York require* all
lnsurancejCompaiiies to make • report to tho Comp
troller, onilhe first da? of January, in each year, inch
report wtlj bereniter be published as tho annual report
of tbi* Cofnpany. , , ,
WMo number of Policies issued to Ist
le4 i ; * 7* ’' * am nifiai
Whole amount of property Insured OO
Whole amount of receipts on same «,»0 I<J
Whole amount of losses, and expenses
Whole tulmber of Policies issued during
last yeir
Whole athouni insured mute same-- - •
Whole amount of receipts on the same-
Wbole amount of losses and expense!
paid-
i recapitulation.
Whole number of Policies issued to Ist
of January, I»M>
Whole umounl insured in the same
Whole amount of premium notes—— •
Whole f Aioant of cash premiums—•••
Whole amount of losses and expensei
paiil-r ;V
Balance n favor of the Company. Jinu
ary l, IdtO •••; •
The who e amount of Claims for losses
■gains the Company,to be deducted
from the above batanee IJ^JMo
- ITTAii the design of this Company is to insure nr.no
huttbe s ifest property, they have adopted the follow-
Lt)W RATES OF PREMIUM NOTES: ■
Plrst i lass—porellmgjlouses of brick or stone, with
roofs covered with«lato or metal, t of l per cent of
insured Value. J
Wecon l Class—Dwelling Houses with shingle rooft,
barns ax d out buildings, 1 per cent, of insured value.
Tmtd'Class—-Tailors’ shop*, shoemakers’ shop* nod
saddlcre' shops, li per cent of insured value.
Fourth Class—Warehouses, taverns, academies,
boafdmfc houses, churches and school houses, 2 per
esnUoTlinsared value. ■
Fifth plats—Saw mills not exposed by forests, from
3lospercent , .
These rates are those for which you give a note, and
on the note yon pay 40 per centieash. Thns; A per
son instiling for 81000, under the class,, will
vivo a note tor 810 —on that note pay 84,00 cash, and
81.30 for the papers, which it about 81,00 per year, or
twocertu P c t week, or reckoning annually 10 cents on
the 8100. This insures him for tie years.
This (amount, although small, has paid all losses
promptly l«r several years; und from the increasing
business, the Directors are warranted in the belief that
no tux (u on the premium note* will be necessary.
saw nulls, and alt other haiardiu* pro
perty npi named In the &vo classes above, will not be
nroredjiu this Company. . . „ .
This Company are prohibited by there By-Laws from
insuring inbkcM of exposed part* of villages, or from
taking Fisks upon any kind of Mills. Shops or Margin
err which are coasidored hatardous, or from -taking
over 8&U0 upon one risk. The policies ot this com
nanv aie free from the objectionable conditions found
m the dollciet of many other companies, out of which
■a ,m|ch litigation arises. In this the Agents are the
Arentk of the Company; and their policies provide
that the Company shall be responsible for the correct
ness of all surveys made by its Agents, that all mut
ters of difference may be settled by arbitration in the
conntri where the loss happens, and that any one tn
• nred may at any time withdrawfromthe company by
navlt-c.hU proportion of the losses while bis-policy n
InforoJ ll appears from the mpid increase of busi
ness ibid onporailed sueeess of Ihie Company, that
ihev are destined to supercede all other institutions of
the kind, and it is a fact, worthy of notice, that they
have issued during the last year a greater number of
noline's than any other Mutual Insurance Company in
ih#. 1,-idled States have members.
!'.The above report is for January, li», the Company
hive iksued over 70,000 policies to this dato, or about
(110C0 ithts year thus far, and probably at the fate of
tu'oOO annually, in this Ktato, in the eastern and mid
dle paps.
DIRECTOBS.
Di.id Bussell, Joseph H. Orvls.
Jieph St. Bishop, Areh. Bishop,
fierce Clements, Asa P. Uammot
W. Perry, Ntihtu Donne,
H Newcomb Grares, Oeorgo Vconf, Ji
Salomon S. Co wen, Uacc W. Bistiop,
Uolmcs. omcEEA
nxVID BUSSELL, President.
NATHAN DOANE, Vice Preridea
ARCH BISHOP. Secretary,
g vV. PEItltV, Deputy Secretary.
a‘ a CO W&N, Treasurer.
CEO. YOUNO. Jr., Oenen
fi__ .vine MTash. CO-, N. 1 •, Jan. I,IBW,
Orabruie '»"£ a. COLTON,Gen. Apn
Western Penn’a, to I* found at present at
Brown’s Hotel, Pltuhargh.
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50 cany bx* JPWILLIAM3_
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M. BITCHBI'TBEB.
MTUOLESAIJS G A^^ n d B UQUORMKRCH-
W TILLERS, Mid Bleechinß
ANTS. AIMJ-larorter* of Sod» A* l , p m *.
Powder, No. 100 Liberty (oppo*»c s' l " __
burgh.
Knapratt *
QOPv tila»» and ct | e brated
040 imported direct from l ; .... arT iwincand.
manufacturer*, S9per centAmcn yjlj.Q^jxTßKK
i for tale by ocnO
TILEACHIKO PO\VDF.R-ai.=”'« - l ” l J , b “; , ' r *
X) Son.* brand, a «upenor_artie t^[ -jfg HKLTREE
miTOLASSES—-230 bbla pnraa N O Mt-laiM*. m oak .
’ ocm ' ,n ilore “ d r °W4 MMITCHELTREE,
THRESH TEAS —Imperial, gunpowder and
i< Hy.on Tea., of mpcnor q«ah«y. •" w “
and « pound bx», jail
VT’BW MaCKKREL—au bbia y* 3 i jn»t iec'd
JN bbl* No *2. lMa«iftohn»eU'» m*p«Uon,> i
md fot tale b'
W k M MrrCIiKL.TREE_
“DA.VIITorTUTTL®. ‘ •
1 TTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER
A FOR PENNSYLVANIA, ST.
All conunonieatlon* ptntnpilv an w
rpilE undented take Hii* e * o< J h “ tfSTfepui'
1 grateful «b t Vvm *£P, - n
tnent, for their energetic and*"*f*’, 0 7 the aiiiloit
Brewery, on lh f.g^^Y^irr M fc^CO__
JACOB WEAVER, JB ;' mßKlc v
ln.porur of KORaCN
W WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS, *
ufictare,. comer of >Urtet and Fir*: •
Superior article* »aPP>ied at market ratea. ocut*_
OST-Ocu.l.erldth. on the wbtrf, rnm reamer
i ll,t,nun No S. one trunk and one eheit. marae
{ VrNnil, piu*bur*h, Pa, containingclothing, Ac.
« r ' h * mat¥h?ws * co,; t
OCWJ
PUSS'” 3 "” 5 blil. net ‘"Jest*
"ns. 1 15
QANDLE3-31 bl. Mould "i'lJsT
IACON—IOO bhdi Side* and Shoulder*, prime;
k 35 ticrcci Can»ai»ed Ham»; .
4 hhdi Yellow Ham*; on 'onaizaaient
d for sale by octSl SELLERS A MCOLS_
V£?bp ,3^? F, “ s
i u b “ AR - s °
LEAI>— 3000 pin Galena Lead, landing from neam-
Kscsas too l
Kjbboti. . ... v -
H IGU COLORED CASHMERES—3O piece.. of oU
the faihionable color*, and of ail qual«tie«. at 00
1 Mark'd *l occP A A_MAgON*_LO _
ENGINES FOR SALE-siLeaver Engine*, cylindr
14 inch diameter, 8 feel a'roke, all ready lor oi
W„1 be .oU cb«p. APP'V « A!FE t aTK ,N ? ON.
ocM lit, be Pit Wood and Market tf
SHINGLES— 64 M. rood French Creek Shiaglr
h ' “wEleb 4 BICKCTSOS,
ocm 178 and 174 Überty n
C RKAM CIIBESK—I£3 aapenor Cream Cheese
S" 1,111 D “'*> io
C OFFER— 4;0 bags Hio Co ftp e;
20 “ Java V ,
-*0 bbd* N O , ,i.
42 bbls LoTeriDs’r«o»r*e and fine pale d,
GO u u enubed Soirar,
30 •* Si Louii Cpnlt'd endLcro»hed do
eo u u . anil Bl Jamct No* 4,
5,e j.J7, m«. ‘"jjfagi, * mcKETSON
PLANTATION AND B. H MOLA3BES
glObblt Plantation Molaiici;
« - m Looit 8- 11. “ in »iore, for »ale by
J&t MILLER 4. RICKKT&ON,
-\erel;
%» ACKtitUiL—Httubls «u - -
M. H " No - „ ,
40 hf bbl» No 3 Large “
“ a ’°' "'miller* wckctson
OOAP-100 b» Cblllicothc Sow, l.rt
O »»'e by 0c 1 23 MILLER &. RICKKT»Qt>
ILS—tftWi gntls Bleached Winter Swrm Oil;
•S-Utl *• nat'l col'd ‘
IWW “ “ “ Fall J „
ICOO 11 Bteached .
yjOO *• “ " inter Whale
■*HO u Crnde Whale Oil;.. , .. „
7 bbii No 51 Lard OiL in *to«, for ille by
nelO MILLER * RICKETSON_
_OCWn> ...
TO THE LOVERS <fF GOOD TEA 2
95 rhoiu Splendid BUOK TBA, jut received
direct fr>'tn Eomnd. ai
SORBiS & HAWORTH’S WINS STORE,
F*S*B4LST*trT. AU.XOSMT.
liHjS very superior Black Tea was purchased by
Mr. Haworth, in ihe London Docks, dusy/ru, and
it the «e>"" kind of strong and rough flavored lea ibot
in England at four and five shillings per
round. Whoever htu lasted Black Tea in England, is
well a warn ibai ihe alrengib, flavor and roughness is
far superior to any they have been able to purchase in
ihia country. If you compare this wnh wbat you pay
higher prices for eLewherc, you wtll find tl superior
in flavor, and nearly double ihe strength Pnce-.25
oenu per package, or in bulk at SO and .Secnuper
‘“wfh.tn aim iur. received ARTISTS TOOLS anil
COLORS, purchased by Mr. Haworth when in Puna.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
Just received at Morris A Haworth's Wine Store,
ESi p j im ” wiS’Wlre o?. d £
do Oporto. S hhds Port Wine ‘PareGrapo
juice."
do Holland, 3 pipcafiim ;
do London, 1 puncheon English Gms -
do London Docks, 1 hhd superb Old Port
Wine;
An Belfast. 1 puncheon Insh Whiskey;
d« Grennock, 1 puncheon ; Scotch Whiskey.
The above were parchased and shipped in the differ
ent parts of Europe, by Mr. Haworth, (who has.just
returned,, and we now offer the same Tor cash, whole
sale or retail* si afalrjirofit.
This is a rare chance for those who reouue superior
win!, and a* tvt are determined to
rena. - „ ■■■
'• To Contractor**
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rceeivedat the of
fice of the James River and Kanawha Company m
Richmond, until the 83d day of November for the
eonvtniciioD of a Stone Dam across James River, at
hKn’s Adventure Falls, twemy-eight miles above
will be about 1100 feet long, and 10 feet
h 'fte work will be paid for in current Bank Notes.
• Resides the usual reservation of 20 per cent on the
-ttimates. tho Contractor will be required to
“ >5" B?*"!
KlmtT for foe compl.Ul.il cl foe work .1 foe lime end
• ,k A Tntnner toccified in the contract.
Pfonud foe fbi.e work will be exhlblled, end .pc
thereof delivered to the contractor, at the
SSSVSSS l» Richmond, b, foe sfo d.r of No
next on applicauon to tho Secretary of tht
vember pelt, on a Pt > \y A LTER GWYNN,
Company. chief Engineer J. R. A K. Ca
Riekm ffl d,Oetl7,Wl>-(«£“yL-”J'?
23,117
• CO
7Q.V72 OJ
37.0 M)
*32,407,013 00
331.C0U Ml
listed 13
• - Botleo*-
Sc » r cn PROPOSALS will be received at the Of
*a!£«??the County Commissioners, until 12 o’c.ock
6 ttr wSlnMdo, foe 31“ <««. for fotni.bing foe
r,“k n ’»d'folfo7p»«“'»> ™ ““
f tUo Gmondr tmmERKINS,I
“ WM. BENSON, 4 VComm’rs.
JAMES MITCHELL,) ..
B |On FALL OOODSI
At PTkNDER * DAY, comer of foe Diamond and
.Ircet, nolif, foeir friend, and foe pnbl.c
foe? tavl meeWri l{eir cock of Fall and Win-
KSssKg-^sTfsyrssi-asarsß
US-wU fbYmort"plendid-and fashionable Good, of
arenow offered, at remarkably lowpnces,
?o;ra, B ia|. rD af^.folfo-n JooDS
' SSIiSf lid Tare Salmi
S?!y Groderhlncs, of tho best qualities;
named Black Silk, are warrailed not to
cotln fooweaß for dre.re. and mantilla. foe, am the
'"sinK&rCornelian SaUa Da Cheat, fob haadrame.l
ra'eUfoek* B(lll fi * uml French Menno., a
- fad .plendid.ojtlrle for ladle.' walking drew,.
“.Jit Hmidered French Do Lamer, for ore... oad
Alpnc'eea and Far
m„,M a large astoruneni
' SHAWLS AND SCARFS!
i Brocbn Long ' ° ’
“"laid Load ShawU, of iho d ' ll fo*, remuk
,bly cheop. g bawl>i at rreatly rodeoed pricea.
' 6«'d 811 k Shawl., In ureal variety.
CLOTHS, CAS3IMER.E3 AND VESTINGS!
real French Twilled doth., all price,
i ' r”al Fren« Ca.iimete.; now aiylo Amor-
CuEn" M ‘“I>" S ‘ U " V " ,U " - '
TkDtES' CLOAKING CLOTHS!
k-renoh Zsi Beljian Black and Olivo Cloth., !<
dies* Ctoa*»-
BLANKETS'.
, ..wuM .nonracnl of American uid unpomd
ntikSu, »■ ,ow b ""‘-
SmESTIO AND STAPLE GOODS!
. ,ZZc ooi complete assortment now on hand.—
A pro«nt *tock of Staple Good* were
, Mw &fromV«anufaeturer» preTUu*to the present
bcu *«!,??fprice*. A principal part or oor iwek ol
,a*anfle jn Pne *j taTe tw en purchased at the
» Philadelphia and New York,
enable* ■■ » offer decided bargain* tn almo*.
wb MJ«iouon of good* in our line of boaineaa.
eVe Merchant*, Merchant Tailora, and a’l
-hdSffia'aS* retail barer*, are waited u> an earl?
J.™ioaUon ot our «loek and price*.
eXWmal V.EXANDKa & DAY, T 5 Market at,
i net'll north wen eomer of the Diamond.
STEAJH UW HU.Ii FOB Silißi
I, 11 1.<»»---, l c * hanraiaout bo to®**.«r prompt
3&«iter“ l aB*WMare
BSSWSSWSsES 3
LU Libertyß
Cotton Factory for '. !
T’Si?3SSS^iSSfeSS& ,l S
4 h r a *"^S^SSStb«SSSSS«Sf'
Sr„T. e "^d 5-^-
Fo* particular* enquira of *0 ißWenoer, *<■ «>« *
cny - JMIE3A.r.RAY.
TtnivvPß IOKSBOHB in the Gctpin, Frencn
un|l..iiditabb«tj,*e»Jl w ,„J conrnioenl
SThJrif HUBERT BCUWApZ,
& *o«W-l>t*' _JQ- not Cloint. loi» tUm-)
It fR. W. HUNTER-ill coll '“‘“g'E
No. B 7 Ffoci »!■
(^oSf 11-11
pOTAbH-.
P<''VD RHUBARB i c0.c.,0« Ig.olc
'■*■ KoCTWood-HcC
A a^™ TIUA No ' , - SB,tal " l REB , ELiEtt9 l ’ r
i‘« ,IC R J E "aELLERS b> ’
a A .V, 1 : l , p . QT3 - ; j!^; ,, ' d • i “'- ’« sTaxm*"
WANTFD— Eight or Ten Rood HOESR?, from
four 10 *eTCn ye»r« <rfd. Enquire of
tuho Mn-ooffehei* Bridge. 2553 L.
L-Sr Wkt! ' I>l " 1 ‘ r tlssctluest _
.j^g^^ a, * i aasanffls!
pEA NUTS—2O tock. to .tor. b B T EST
Jl oc “*_. -
rrow V ARN-3 Co«r» To. V.™. lor^y
1 oci23 •
patent CUlllod Roller*.
TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF IRON.
slEfifSSB
from the itroageit Iron of tbu c 0 c pa rrY.
[ oecfcr-3®
T-konERT A CUNNINGHAM hM remoTcd to No 6
lSiLsss»a
and former customer*.
Desirable IVcta-fo* Sale. j
\WO very d«ir®Me LOTS,ft«Minj.
(4 ns&aß ; i^
T>ACON HAM3-A lew cask* pijp» canvu*ed
Jogf-* 1 " 1 teeMandfor.aleb^ HAßßApGU
1 ,'OUSSELI/S celebrated Shaviitß 8o*P», Extract*,
™i!PONpE_AI^ o .l»Oa^“f t
"■'LANNELS-3 bale* of Red, Yellow and Whita
■* Flannels, ju*t reo’d from the manufactory, onecn
stgument, and for sale by the .«** StßraF
[ 3 Mackeretjou recaant
‘ 8* WHARBAUOH
fft 1 ackkkkL
fl\l. fo t smia by
BACON SIDES AND SHOULDERS— AIow c»*k«
Window glass—a urge «uppiT of
Glmh, both cltv and country brand* of a -*ape-
Hor qo^iiy,»” c h "|
oetSO ■ No 103 second »l__
wr B BUCKKTB^E d "lfl£Yro6S,
octfJO 7 • ■? - No 109 Second Bt
CWEET
Wo 103 Second «t
_jjU.OUR-M bM.
ocis> Wo 108 Sccord «t
ri“ KESE -' " ,oi ”
Mta> Wo 103 Second »i
ASOWS CHALLENGE BLACKING—3 bbUCc
tale by ocisO J SCIIOONMAKES &CO
R°<££ RIMSTONE — jf&c&Sx&L*™
riA MP g oR-.bb,,to.^br oosMAKElltdo
Fgjg. 0 - 3 C, “ , f< ’ , -‘ ,U J , j°CHOON-MAYRH t ctf
SUGAR— ItfJbhd* NO Sugar, ;
IHbbls do; ‘iniinit “ d
■ t .u kv Cfi GRAIVXi
oe&t * W No4l W.icninxi
OCKU ———
P°",» **-” tbl ‘‘"““cßA'ictMlSNl
R A S° " cU ‘ cVaig'* Dinner
3IDE3-A .-H »^ro“^ tr
India Rubber Paste.
-) GROSS juit ttc’d frota iho Philadelphi& Ftctory,
Z an excellent article for rendering Boots *®d She**
perfectly water proof; and *©ft as a P iee \o‘«/. 0 “-
One application of thU Pastel* sufficient to makothan
imperviou* to water for two months; and I* a perfect
preventative from the leather cracking., Solti whole
,.l« .nd mail u No. 5 'Vdod fk _ ]( FH , LL , F3 .
CORN BROODS—-17 do* to-day ree’d and for «a I
by octl9 ARMSTRONG A CROZKB^
tH LOUR—7obbUarriving by “Beaver,” 1 andforiale
l by ectld ARMSTRONG fcCUOZfc.it
ROLL BUTTER—I 4 bbl*. Fresh Roll Duller, in
eloth»,jo*i received and lor jM?^jJnfiklD
and Chce»o Depot-? octlS J D CAN FIELU
WOODEN BOWLS—IO boxes Wooden Bowl* In
store and for tale by [octle] J B CANFIELD
SniPPING CHEESE—6OO bore* Prime Shipping
ta ‘“"™ 1 te ““ B CANFIELD
X'WiTcaTOl'bWSE-soo box»«ru*Crtw>
K Cheese for tale at the Butter “ d j^c"^FlELl)
T/.Krf bb " “ d 20tep cEdffrSSfNE& “
mil# • NcSMkrtM.l
SALKIiATLSIT calk. Sllcrinu,(BAekcJc,) land.
ing by lie M. abd-L. E. Un«, “Yjrg&jjn,
lOTABU-8 cut. IBrown’.l .aperio I'muh, ta
store and for »ale by oetl7 Jfc 1C FLUVI*^
mUBS, BUCKETS fc KEELERS-lCO’dca Be*7er
. Backets; 10 do doTab*;lodo doKeelen, instore
and for sale by ~ oct!7 J d; R FLOYD
INDOW GLASS—U# b** o*lo GU**J SO bx* 10
Ik Wu, ia rat. rai for itlo bj tRpLOYD
QHEESE-70 bx* W. R-» in*t°«MdfcrH
•o. SUGAR—IIS bbU receiving [jr wle by
. oct!7 C H ORAPfT
COFFKE— ISO bag* Rio, lust rce’d and lor *ale by
jilO aCULBBEBTSON, US Liberty U
RICB-Dl tierce* Rice,]u*t rec’d and for »ale by
MUO A CuLbERTSON, US Liberty I
i AA DOZ. Backet*; 10 do* large Tub*; S do* small
LUU Tab*; frdo* Keeler*; Jut ree’d and for *ale by
©cUO CH GRANT
UEESE-00 bx* WR, ree’d and for *afo by # '
S WICKfcMCANDbBSS
S.ALEBA T C S -1d."..^.... t b frcAscLE33
. LSPICE— 40lag*onhandand‘for*aleby
A. QCIIB WICK A M’CANDLESS
Bsni.v.V— On band and for sale by
mxls WICK A M’CANDLESS
RYE— ‘>n hand and for *ale by
octlO i WICK & M’CANDLESS
fcOTASiP-8 casks now lacdlog7forT«l6 by
cctl6 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO, Pro
1 rToCAS'dtS—bbls prians rTO, for sale by
octic JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO _
MACKEREL-20 bbt» No 3, in *tore and for sale by
oc tlG_ _JAS A HUTCmSON ACO_
fit LOUR—ISO BBLS. SUPERIOR *-LOUR. Ewing’*
j brand, for *R.e by ARMSTRONG A CKoZER
cel IB_ ______
received by Peru, lor w a by
OUI3 fcttMSTRONO* CWOZ^L
13 BATHERS—I bags Kentucky Femuci*, ju»i rec'
f and for sole by
oetlG
TOUAt:ccS-!flJ bu fi’s; 15 bus'*; 1U bis Natan
Leaf, instore and for »*l« by „
ocilO 9rUARTASILL.IIB Wood rt
rrtßA Prime article in store aid lor •»{" ,
I oct\ft STUART A atLL, j]B V. ood rt
X/i ACKe tUii'*—*Jo holTEbia iNTo 3 r»i 15 qr bbl* Nc
M * b». ScM ilefring.j
CHOcOIA
octttt
d 0,... .l br 3TI)ART t s „ ;l
ri b ° l " *“ "°" s’itL
»“ d “* “ ic " l BrUAk u,w^.,
MOLASSES— 100 bbl* prime, io oak package*}
85 “ .“ - ineyproM. •*
yoT ,aie by 0c.19 J 8 DILWOR rH ACO
XC ADDER—SI calks io arrive tbu day, lor sale by
jjl ocUS J aPILWORTHfc CO
INDIGO— 4 ceroo _ m lo’arim thi* day, for sale by .
octtfi J 6 PILWQRTH A CO
IOFFEE—ISO tag' to arrive thii day.forkale by-
J octlS J S-DILWORTI 1& CO
TOBACCO— CO bx» extra S’*, expected daily, •
ocUO J S DU-WORTH A CO
Buckets, tubs and keelers—no dox Back
et*. 15doi Tnbi, Sdoi Keelen, in store and for
yqiw by octlO i B DILWORTii A CO
Flannels and blankets—w. r; Murphy
h&» rec'd a farther sapply of:home nude Flan*
• M l». Whites, Plaid and Brown, and very saperiot
home made Blankets, to whleh he invites lb# attention
of Layers. " " iocim
P A RMETTOS—W-IL. Murphy Invites ihi attention
of Cover* to hi*choice narqruneaiof.ufcsegoods,
btaek andVaney colors. ■ . l&eiiß
M‘ AZA&INB.BLUE aIFAOJAS—JtuI ree’d, an
assortment of Maxarise Bias Alpscens and Co*
bun*, of handsome shade and alt qaatuies.aitheDry
Co&HoUNof . W, B. MURPliy,—
ocU9 N. & coimt 4th and Maxket sis.
theatre..
• C. S.PorUr
Alilcm o%~-UTei> Circle iftd PmiqueUe- <•. . -50 e».
Second ifrT- *5 .**
|p»Ttitil nighl of Mr. A. A. ADDAMS.
oct. «eie4 ih« Pl»x of
'^-“JiSSNANDPVTH,^^
•••Mr. Webh.
■ •Mit* Pontr.
■Mm. MlLe»a.
To eonelaj?* wUJ* •'
>BS &•••••■• -
-irrunnity—«fr- Aaam. wi'.‘
~ AUCTION SAIK& |
, By Joha A*etlo»««»
LargtSaltof Bcob. : \!
n- vCftdnesdar< 'fhur*d*y ami Saturday eTtniaja,
bins books, mokje bools "•«*.
| writinf paper.
Book* rery cheap at 7
I oet23 -
Staph and
On-Thanday mornUu
the Commercial Sal®* fc
Fifth streets, will be eol«
An cxteniiTe anottntt
among which are Burma
woolen plaids, scarlet flr
Dels, checks, ginghams,
sheetings, woolen and t
tiers, cambrie muslin*..
: Ct*hi,Silkßitfc
£0 bleccs superfine bl
5 do hi
« do ' bl
68 pieces silk bddfir, <.
120 gross toper silkaDu .-sung
• so ol Hemming’* sapeiiw needles; ■/* I
2SO dot Coates * Baangtoa's cotton*,
MO lbs white, red andblne tewingeouo* #*.
Afto’ctock. ; ..1
tiroeeries, ttaeensware, Furniture, «c.
A large and general a®onm*nr of new aad second
hand household fanuttre, cooking storesl kUehen.
meiuils, feather bed*, bedding, msoxassea looking
asMsssßsssssasSffi:*.
V,fivk A...,
"■ AdminijtTatoT’M SaU t '
Of Medteincs, Sargical lnitnunonu, German Medi
cal Books, Household Farpiiuro, An.
' On Wednesday morning, the 3l*tmsL, ft 1 ® 0 *I®*** 1 ®***
the law residence of Dr. Lewi* Hald, JeO’d. will b«
told, his-enure stock of Medicine*, Sofgic*l In*Uu
menu, German .Medical BOoka, Anatomical Chart*,
•lastjar*.(torefixture*, wearing apparel,ll aapencr
•old watch and febaia, 2 ailrer watebea, jewelry, fte.
0 jtlto—Household and Kitchen Fn mi to re, 1 good rid
inr llerae. Term* cash. )
MM JOHN D DAVIS, A net
. STEAM-BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI. . ‘h
- - ....... The splendid atearaei h u > ...
. (P s !®??* >'• GENEVA, ;
« y@SRSfi» Wilkins, master, will leate for tha
r ggppag2BU.iw„ ft and all intermediate* pom this
d *For freighter paaiago apply on board. ? octM
REGULAR- WHEELING/AND BRIDGEPORT
PACKET. , i]
,-. . . The splendid steo?n*J! -
, WELLSVILLE, - , t
Lgfc/fe|E» Wiggins, master, will ’JeaTO foi the
above and all intermediate port* re-
freight or passage, apply on hoard-) .■
01K02SB&7I dt PITJTSBPIIOa • |
fia#' 1
DAILY PACKET [LINE. j
rrnis well known line Bteiim* ?
I era U now composed of the be» ;
fimfhed and famUhcd, and most poweifU bosu oa the
water* of fite West. Every accommodaUoa v>A ctm. j
i j
; i
Wood street tho day prenousto u&niiig, k* *J*,f/J*S£
lion of freight and the entry .of passenger* onlhoreitU.
I in ail cue* the passage money man be paid to
| adi
■ SUSDAY PACKsA' ■ _ .
’ The ISAAC NEWTOJf, t Ciptam, petmtW, wU
laave PiUiborgk every Sunday mornujl at Wo'eloeK
Wheelint btctj Snaday evening »t W t. ■».*
May£/,1847. ---a- I - - 1
. • . MONDAY PAOKSt. ;
Th» c.pt am w,%m ltireHra
bnrgh every Monday monun* at HtPoteeKh wbaeunt
every Monday evening*£}’
.
'“"SaSSiSJ. ■ , u
The NEW ENGLAND No. 8, Cant. S. D*. fc«lU
leave PiiMbnrati every \Vrineiday/ monna itt »
Wheeling every Wodneadav Evening a W».«
TIltaSDAt PAlttilT*
""'’"‘SflßTOvJ,
The CUPPER N 0.2, C*Ph Pm DjThJ,jrtlU.T.
Pitubargh every Fnday monungetlOo’eioe*, wnea*
ini every Friday eveningtllOf.'ii. "
BATtBDAT PACKBt.f .
The MESSENGER No. 2, Capt. I- C. Wooawsxo,
viU leave. Pittsburgh every Friday morning ai lQ o -
dock; Wheeling every Fnuay atlOt.i*. «... ■ ■ .
rpraß-OLD MSDTCIHA WlflßU. " ; __
TWO HALF PIPES, Howard, March
best,” old London Particular Madeira: Wine, via*
CASKS, Bowd. hftreh A Cjrt
“Choicest Old" London Particular Bourn-Side Madalrt
Wine, vintage or 1840. ■■ ■ \ rvo.
ONE QUARTER CASK, Howard.- Mmh kjk*
South Side Madeira Wine, vintage of- ™, selectee ex- .
praitly.for family use*. ■ J ’
I These wines were imported by myself from M «del- .
rr, per barque Palmetto, at New York. in_ the HltM
■partof August last, and are offered to the trade whole.
Lisle or retail, in jrm>d or gla*«* ■- ... *
JACOB WEAVER,JR-,-
I octlS -Corner of Market ana_First street*.
nOOT~AND BWEBTSEITB New-Collection of .
It Church Mnslc, comprising many ofthomostpop- :
1 nlar and nsefnl tnnei in common we, together wlta a ;
treat variety of-now and original, Psaljn-and Hymn
1 Tunes, Anthems, Chants, designed for thoMOof ...
I Choirs, Congregations, Sintln* Schools, AA- JdstW'
l eeived and for sale by ELLIOTT. A ENGLISH* —'
I octlO . . • 1 TV Wood st v
SsKimsuWsnud, •
IN a wholesale and retail Dry pood* Store. Ouo
who understands the eily burinbsVatul is a goM
Salesman. Address “9. W n " Boi .3f%_PiU*bufgh
Post Office, • • '•• I " • T
Llltiflcrraphle *»trtilihm*nt
OF W r M. 9CHUCHMANN, ThUd su opporite Ihe
Post-Office, Pittsburgh-—Mspt. L4 f d *f*K*lP l „I
bends, Showbill*, Labels, Archiieftaral ■** w*g»s
Dra wings, Bosmeis mtdvmung Cards,. Ac, jngmvrt
er dra*non stone, and prl,ited tn.So!orv2Gold, BrocM
or Black, in ihomott approved style, vai “ o,t
rcluonsble pricer. • ~ 'I j-ooilfcly_L
PAYBTTB PBBUU7K BLASKBTIi
WHITE AND BROWN. DOMESTIC FLANNELS
W E-are now receiving from| the facWl 7,“ IVJ 8 '
•apply ofihew goods, whlebweew «tllng to
er then each good* can behad'etoewbereia
We oss no ilid. to blenching, that
oar object being toprodncogoods.BfM
but for comfort and durability, «des “®7.
eelved the fint premium over all oOierßoods exhlbity
ed at the lato Allegheny Arricalmrai *"*V t -
CUT, by Mf. John Dem, »»« »'“ ** “ «£>S -
Window*,” ‘Federal si- •
Oyiunt Ofiww ~
TjUEKn i CO-3 MJj
tad fori*l« by G Agt, W»t«T it.
a
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fOTIWKiU.
TivKvnk will find a complete! assortment of Brin
Jspanaed .nd Brisk Candlesticks, Fit*
„. K .u .nd Tonn, and La
' jglSesh all othef tend* of roods uf
iw’v.m i»» ifieffl, and for sale at extreme low prices.
nUy kept »jf tfletg ’ LOO AN, WILTON k. CO
Gr Green Ibo Coffee!
is« pkr» Y. H., Imp. and Gunpowder Tea;
80 btlf cheiu Black Tea*, ' - ' ;
ISQ bx* Va ra»oitf*cUiredTobaeeo;‘
40 bhd* N.o.Sugar; ’• •"
SO bbl* Loaf Sugar; ' i
I { I
50 bb!» No*. 8 and 3 Mackerel; ’ !
25 hf bbl* do dp; •
55 tierce* Fre*b Bice;. ?-• ■* I
400 »ide« Sole Leather,lN \' ■
5 cask* Madden £0 bXI Noj 1 Chocolate; /
2001>M*N. O.Mo!as«e*; • / ’ •[
50 ream* Writing and Loner Paper;
8 bbl* Roll Uriranone; IfO bbl* Caetwood; 1
10 ream* Spanish Whiting; |
Su bbU chip Logwood: llbbl Cajophofi .
50 bx* While Pipe*; ibhl Nanacj*}' —
SO bbl* f*. IL Moluaes; SbbU.viotjes;
ftibbl* Uuton Tar, 3eefooat 8. H, indigo; • ■
*1 Tanner*’ Oil; lOUßtai* Caaita; . '
IShb'.» Fustirk, • . .I A - - | . 1
• scuo 6* Action Yam*, au'd, 1 im. .
( ~ 30 tale. Ciodlo tt iik, 7 I BB- ...
10J Laic* No*. 148 UatlipgJ •• ■ i
)j> .1 bbl* Saltpetre; 9 do Enom Salic •
3bbl*Chalk; sbbl*Oto Gtngw;)'.
- 40 qr bx* Half SpanUh Cirara;
80qr bxs SpanishClgaini; , • • • ' ‘
100 twentieth bxa Spanish Clga r(: '
100 tenth do do 'do; •' .
Together with a fall and general aaaorvseotaff^ 9 *
bnrgh manufacturedarticle*.* ‘r 12c KFM>Tft. ;.
Eoßhd Chafth
octl* bn Liberty and «t«- PiPtf*—~
JAS A HUTCHISON A CO
Groear!«a,TV’tß«s» Llqnor*,
THE tab*criber* ate now teeeirin j tWfr ?**?&•
or Good*, and offer for atle tbo Kilty*?*
eommodaiiog terms; ' " " '. - "* ;
3SOCMk» Mnsprau'* Soda~Aib, £9 ptfjf**
SO do -.do ■ . Bleaching Po*“r*
14 hid* prime N. O.S«ar, '
SGSbbl* do •
17 bbls Loaf Sinn ...«•
ISB bag* prime Rio Cpffee - ,
SObfcbeiu V. UywaTea; ’
100 bx* Y. I!, G. P.. awl lopen 1 ’**7
* 80 bx* Virginia Toi>aeco,b% *s**tr*eketBl;
* 59 bbls ana half bbii Hoa.s**®** ,
17 hf pipes Brandy, Otsrf, W* l *., '
8 pipe* Uolmad.Guif
- 20 cull Port Wine«,T*rff€L
W do •
33 do SweetMalaJ»
5 do White Wlnwj .; .
5 do N. E. Rom{, g£ Dame«io Liqoor*,
Tofctbtrwi'i “iia«ort^ fl *caadlc« l ;Ptarch, *c-
Cordial*, Alcohol, ‘
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