EZCZ THE rITTSBU tlit GAZETTE PUBLISHED IiV•WHITE & CO riTT•squo*. .TUE.BDAY MORNING MAY 7.,1660 I[7 - Ctiiebetaw' Darer Gisirrre —Aevenii;emenis abd rabservitiobs, for fiel will be neei red and *Minted brae bile °Zee. POrPanenarmatiosbealivebuar.—Subseriptiona eittils valuable paper, will be recurred and forward ed tram bib War. .aatlisiaisosla sad • hie County Com. • VOIMOD. • pameanee of the call of the Chairman. the Whig and Astiassuelo County Committee of Correspond eau out at the Coen Hones The following resole d= wu adapted, to .Euelued, That the Whig and Aatintasonle foram 'Ake seven' Election' Districts of Allegheny . Connth booted are hereby regarded to meet at than weal plates Mt bokting elude's% on Saturday, the to day of Jaw eat, thee and there to elect twe delegate. to -the Convention to be held at the Conn Henn, • eaW ay the sib day of, June. at 11 deloet.,a thdd maims to maks the anal *ad newton De for the ensuing October Eleetions,std 'al.* b t See delegate. to represent the County la the Et Convention, to be held in the city of Phila .. deWa, on Wednesday, the 19M day of/erne.* The primary meetings in the Townships to be hel d between Me boa el two and See o'clock, (except PRO and theme inUteWards and Roroughs between the Man apemen atul nine &clock. P. bl. A. IMAMS, Matson. Jae. E. Pugs, ALex. FILOILLI24SCOSt•Ii.. Tue. Prula. ' • Pittsburgh, Aptlllo.lB..th. FITSEE GP= PAGE FUR LAYZIAL MATTERS 'MEG RAPRIC TOWS, ha. Hem Warns Faawstia, Ammiree Chia,rle d'Affaires to Deriamrk, 'ailed from Bustaa7 - ola Inset May, in the steam ship America. He ms aecoMpaaied . by Mr. 0. 0. Gregg and Mr. Haig, frmh ofthis city. The New York and Erie Railroad Company and the Ene and North Eut Railroad Company have masted into the following arrangements. The Erie and North" Root Company are to lay their track the lame VadSOCll2O.Now York and Erie, and have it finished by the time the latter are ready to connect, or sooner if they .plea,, tngether with the sienarei7 depot and Water. nations. The New York Company are to stock ihe road fora period of eight years--that is, they are to hive the exclusive right of running their cars thereon during said time —wed in ernsideretiou of this privilege are to pay the Erie and North Dun Company eight per cant per Unita Oa the total cost of Construction and re pairs. This amiiiint isnmananteed, whether the road CILIA It Or nat.--lf it Mee MOOS/ thee e: pro raw dividend of the orergnist is to be declared in (swan( bah eomPuills, itemealing.to'. the -amount of their innotments. yln.Dierre.York Company, taw their separate ebertar",irre',hotind to tenni rate at Dunkirk, but under the • General Railroad Law of New York, enacted at the recent session of her Intgislature, the privilege is open to orpit- De a Company to extend from that terminus to the • Penusylvania line. They have already areilved . thermelvos of this privilege, and a line is now be ing surveyed and located to connect with the 'Erie and &nth Eau line. The entire line between the city of New Yorkand the Harbor of Erie is to be completed and the cant tanning by the month of June, 1851, about thirteen months from this time. A daily line of magnificent steamers will then be formed** run in connection between Mat put and A 4iiect railroad - route Is thus secured between Erie and the city of New xork, and when this Erie people connect with our Western road at En= by . railroad, we shall have a continuous Eakrold from Pittsburgh to New York, by way of Erie, and the New York road. A PLergrour.—The members of the .Working• tects!sCongreu,"of this city, have adopted and pub ' liaised a "Plethora of PrinciPlu," as follow. "Faxt—The fete that • man a bodn,is evidence that he bas a tight to lite and a share of its enjoy. manta, and any system of sand sty or government watch deprives him of theta, Is false. Tone wit' be none to dispute this to this corms try, except the southern March:afre, who seem to look upon dupe*? African u romething leas than a man. Bet, with W 4 exception, there will be oo ex st, of any party, to gainsay,the position of this principle of the platform. ...levied—All material wealth Is produced by irt• bur—paysical and menial'--ind the labor.. .build enjoy the full Induct hie induatry,snd any system of society°, government which deprives him of thud, Naha" This. afro a Into and universally acknowledg. axiom, with the exception in tetrad to southern slavery noticed above. 'Third—Man who live upon the vice and tenor• ante of the people, shined not be denounced, but -ems and ignonnut should be removed, and all men turned out to honest T We do trot agree with the first member of this sentenee. Men who Lee 14011 the •oe and Igno rance of the people 'ere the worst members of so • elery, not only on sum:octet of Melt own rammes. but because they fetter and promote * the evils from . • which theygam a hvelDood. They ,boold there fore be denounced and bold op to reprobation on. tit they adopt a more honest mode of liveli hood. Nona will dispute that vice and ignorance • ought to be removed, and all men pursues an boo eat Wines fora livelihood. If they do this they will have to fender in one form or another. • "Fourth—As the workineinen compose thegreat mess of the population of the country, they should control its kgisietion." The workingmen abould have their fall share In the legislation of the country—nothing more.— This rights of all should be regarded, and it nimir can be just to disregard the 'infect!' any, bowery. or mach in the minordy. Equal privileges to at, lr wand Whig doctrlne,and is at the foundation ,of all true Repnblican Governmeet. "F fib—Prominent among charms which the rumple stould demand, si e the fallen:Ma, - Ist —A general iurorpornewo tom wil.ch will enable avaritinemen to ste.oniato and become • - their Olin eta pteye Is; lied-Tire boatestrad of the family should be ex • erupt Ooze execution end mad,: .ocienable; bet dishooest debtor. I b rule not be permitted to es cape uml.bmeni; 3d—The*Publie.Lurls shoot& be given, in limited quantities, to actual sutlers, and under no ch. comoanees should they be permitted to go into the hands of sr•ecolatens. • tb.—All °Seen, lealstagve, exemaive, and • judicial, should be elected by the votes of the • I =Tie." . Of thede feue meat:ores, which theilWorking . ma's dospess demand, the frit is one which has always been advocated by the Wbig party and press, and as Mrenuotisly append by the Demo . cram. The LOCOrJeO3 have made a greet bug. bear ,out of eorporations,—s soulless monster. with which they have frightened the ignorant.— We rejoiturto find that the Workingmen of Pitts burgh have sense enough to eskulati the value to themselves of the power of ageoclatkin under the pemeettett of incorporation. This is a great ad vane towards rational views affecting labor and capitol. - Theaecoad measure will be generally aeljulet eta Is, ender pullet reatrietioar. Eight or nine ,6:i es have already adopted cone mode of pro Meting. homestead, and we expect to see It be. 6oxne gametal.. New York Ind Ohio have both adopted the manure, during the last winter, and PollthYilllnta i which like her Conestoga Wagons• alarms 'noses stow bet sure, will follow salt In lA, to giving away the public lands to actual settler% there ie a great latitude of opinion. Some year dir two afftherth expressed oar anilingness to see the mautire 'tried, though we did not, and sail do sof ruitlediaie the benificent effects malt. log (teat it, which some do. We believe Its trial wool prove Ls i'ettlity, as a seal b ead ' s to tt , poor, yet, as we may be toletateo, and are mtiling that every Mom who wishes to mute permanently on • plena of government land, shell be present. ad welt a Am des] Mr it. As to the last meanie, there is no longer room 10 dispute In this Stale. We elect about every ef . leer, from • .00131•11:110 to Governor—or will, a. tar tho amendment to the Constitution is adopted by thepeople, next WI, as it moot untimely wit Thai, open • !wriest 0 , the platform of the Itrorktaginee's Congress, we see nothing of tow pottasee to object to, and nothing bat !what they east oblate is the Whig puty, and order the sloe. ons 7inig banner. In noticing the Brady's Bend Iron 'Warta, yes terday. we erred in writing that the Company paid out 1125,01)0 quarterly—we should have written °went quarterly," or e 50,1200 per quarter. Tosscao.—Horsce Greeley is down on the lavers of Tobacco. He says thetobacco enamrs. er L—oot indeed necessarily and inevitably, but naturally and asually--s blackguard ; that chewing oi cooking obviously tends to blackguardiam. COld.cotnfort this. Cabo Conforwieu—A loam from a a:limber of ago of itniCelifornia emigrant companies, whleb not sines went from Cincinvati to New Or. Mum, boinp information , says the °mu, that when the company reached that city they &on, ered that the emanation or the Mbar' was Cobs, samosa of Calikrnia. Upon this denonamoat samba or the members withdrew, u they did not "feel disposed to torn bripedr." ; - • a mm o', Miy 3d, 1550. I Teams. M. liererz„; Egq.,—.s(er--The under signed, your Whig ; kilkow anus of Allegheny County, taking a deep and anions Unrest in the selection ofa candidata to be auppork B as • rep' resentative in Coupons from this district, and de. siren that, to such selection, the people and the party should secure the service. of one who would duly end (ally represent them on the great question witch uowegitate the country, and up on which their interests aid prosperity depend; embracing the protection to American labor, by a change of ilter present miens tafir, the enlarge. meet and security of domestiC commerce and tea. Tel by a astern of river, lake, and harbor navi gation improvement, and the security .1 rum if:s ant:mu TOILL nunern making their homes in the vast new territory over which our emu mon flag is spreading—haviog the utmost nand. deuce lathe someineu of your views an these sets jects, and your coincidence in opinion with the great man of our fellow citizens in relation to them, and relying on your well known abilities and integrity of charanter,we ask leave to present your name to the nocaderation of the Whig and - Antimasonic convention the nominatioa u a can didate for Canines at the nezt October election. lames H. Cooper, Beet. P. Bekewell, John Fleming, Wm. S. Lovely, C. Fleming, - Mania Jones,' M. Elodianson ; T W. Shaw,. Ina. a !Iliad, W. Monkey. H. L. Slits, l J.l. Rouen, 8 Weshcrigton, Minot Holmes, Wade Hampton, John Fullerton, James P. Tanner, Wu F,erming, Wm. McFarland, Wm. Stewart, N. Osumi Murphy, Wm. Elebbaum, Omega Ogden, ' Joseph Bowman, Join D. Wick. Jacob Forsyth, Joni Atwell, Jacob Weaver, Jr., H. L. Hiriguralt, We.. C. Miller, . Tr outs B. COM; Geo. H Thurston, W 43 Johnston John Reerhat Wm Stevenson lileh'd P.M, (Snowden ip W H Hampton isue King Henry Richardson T J It Mehlallen W F.Willock H. Tuner 5 D Herron FT Nan John B McFadden Ga b riel Adams Richard Bard Alfred W Marks D T Horgan Jacob Z•eler (Elisabeth /MOS 11l Breading Joseph McCabe' James 8 Huge John 0 Davis John Parker & Co P M Davis 5 F Von %Debora • Wen M Darliegton ' Samuel W Oukey John Holmes, (Snowden Joseph Eichnem David C Hubs Hugh Robertson lease Philip' . ; James M Bingham hi W peen 1 h 1 Friedman Michael O'Hara Joan ti Peebles John T Lein Samuel Spencer Wm H Shinn 8 B. Johogron Hairy W -Williams W M Wilson ' H Childs eit Co Henry Hays Thos NI Day • Jam Stevenson John Mecukey ' Wm 9 Harris W Bageley Cook dc Harris James W Woodwe3 Saul MoMaster Eli Edmunson Henry McCorm ick F. Kahn ' , he Thompson 5 Stoner Eder Heselion John Sneer, (Pine Ck Thomas Scott John I Henderson Geo Moore Wm / Howard 8 N Wickersham It D Thompson Joseph Jordan &adman ;Laney G B Hammy c W Robb J •hu W McFadden C Yeager Jobe Ligget Wm C Friend James Daln A Mclardy John B Livingston W Bateman J 0 Bidwell Allen Kramer Taw Hervey Henry Wedi W W Wallace Geo Breed A Bradly Charles Brewer . Richard Floyd : Robert Mackey Mathew Lawton W H Ma-k e y 1 Bobt biome T WPanda a alb. a . .. Wait Jou h cd•ogg I wawa Andrei/ Leech, Jr debt Weight Wm Bell Wm C ham Amen Bidwell Jame, Townley • C Canis Z Chafee Wm Wilma Morgan Robertson ' John Stewart Wm K Bairn Jacob Gebbart : Jamas Lippincott Wm Forsyth ' Hid A Sct:. • John 0 McMillan John F Perry : T M Collingwood I Carothers • H Ckedter Lewis Hutchinson W Word Jame. TS McCord - A Short I B Irwin Wm H Semple Jos Ci Muslin Robert Palmer 5 D Williams Thes A Rowley Wm McCully Jos T Marks Joann Hanna A T A ger W Palmer H 8 Lemon Wen E Hut T It Plena John Bissell . Robt H Marshall Sarni HMarks,(Robaudn John Mamba% Jr Willard Leonard Wm Douglas Robert Robb LALleareeton Robert Henderson Alex McCoy I B Osnard I Ealuxernalar Henry Stkrling tkureopmer omen WexAlgeo, Ir Jone_ph Woodwell B. C Steelton A.ll Heed& Tim McFadden John la Curtis A B Curling Henry Johnscn Henry P. Schwartz, Henry Irwin, E Hebrew's. H.Campbell, Alexander Moore, H.Dehaven, Money A. White, Henry Hannan, M. Mowry, L. It. Lill <INT. D. A. Cow, A. B. Led., .00.. Won, John Prim, G B. Hemmer John McNeil, John Hitched, Jacob Geyer, Florence Kramer, John H. Stewart, John Dean, A. Cameron, John Brown, Jr., I. N. Frasier, Jobe Thompenti, Jain Irwin, Jr A. M. Marshall, John Sierra, Robert Campbell, Robert H. Davis, ~..,, C. Beringer, John D Clambers, Wm. 131911 , 11, Hugh Forester,'`' ; Jobe Olean, James B. Dalsettl, Irmo Porter, Robert L. Marina., James Taney, Alexander Hays, 3.11. P. Huns, A. Lamont, Win. Marten, William W. Ball, Josiah Keg, William Boyd, Peter Baas, . Gauge H. Smith, John Blair, • Cantu Avery, Jog Lindsay, • i.e. K. Kennedy, Prrnerritau,lltay 4, IE6O. Gessiesten—Your letter of the 3d instant luts heels received, &Siting Ica,. to present my name to the consideration of the Whig and Antimasonis CJIIVLIViun, for nominaricm as a candidate for Coo-- greet, at the next Oetoher'e'ection. lagiee with you,lhat it is important to the people arid tLe party, io secure the services of acme one who woold duly and fairty represent them on the Beat questions which now agitate the country, and upon which their interests and prosperity depend; but 1 much fear that the undue partiality of friends has led them to place an over estimate upon my capacity and fitness for the proper discharge deo important • trust. 'My business avocations for the last ten years,have removed me ins peat degree from the sphere of and although a somewhat attentive obser ver of passing events, I am aware there are many conceited With the party whoseknowle3ge of your interests would render them much mores lining cep resensuives than I can hopes to be. I yield to no One, however, in attachment to the great principles of the party, and if it shall be thought that my hum ble abilities cart be rendered available In sustain ing them lo the National Legislature, ! feel bound to place menuat your disposal. Your allasioa to the protection of American in diatry, the "improvement of rivers and harbors," and "to free itistitutiou," makes it proper for me to bestow upon . these topics a passing notice. I believe that a system of revenue duties, di* crimlnating 16 favor of American labor, is Indis pensable to its adequate protection; and that, with cot it, the labor of this country, and particularly those branches copped inmechanical and manufac turing pursuito, will, ultimately, and that at no dia. rant day, be degraped to the level of the European standard. I believe, moreover, that the revenue system of 1816, which discruninates in favor of revenue, without respect to, or ether ageSes la bor, exhibits a want of that fraternal regard which is the paramount duty of all governments to ex tend tether citizens; and most especially to the tailing millions whose labor is their only capital, and while patient industry is the only source from which the.whole wealth of .the country is de rived. I believethat it is asfully within this power of Con. grew, under the provisions of the Constitution, to promote and protect our internal, u our foreign and coastwise commerce; and to that end it fa as much its duty to make appropriations for the improve ment of rivers and harbors of the interior, no for the harbors of the onset. I find nothing in the constitution, designed to Ibolt its benefcieoce to particular localities; and the idea of the strict con. suuctionists, that the already immense and rapidly increasing commerce of our inland eras 20d riv ers, is beyond the fostering power of the Legisla. tore, because the waters upon which it floats are not daily mingled with the ocean, 1 regard as &pal pable abondity. 1 look upon slavery as a moral and political evil of the greatest magnitude, withering is its influen ces both upon the North and the South. Where the compromise, at the Congitution Ince placed il, I fhould be content to bear it, but should regard myself as faLse to every impulse of my oats. in consenting to its emulsion over one acre of terri tory now free. I am, gentlemen, very respectfully Your friend and fellow citizen, THOMAS U. HOWE. There were L 6757 emigrants arrived at New Yo in April just pain—a falling off of 5,569 from same mown in 1149. Coerespoudenn of the Pittsburgh Gazette. Wununaron, May 2, 1550. • mammoth land elide... Wow Seward fell among thieves, sad oras aa.t lett for' dead by alas way elde-.Conagro . =leo Committee...TO* Printing. Judge Douglass contrived to poen his Illinois Land Bill through the Senate, to day. This is a very important measure, one of the most so now before Congress. It is nothing Mare nor less than to grant to t h e State of Illinois, in trust for the con struction alter Central Rail Road, each alternate section for a apace of six miles wide on each side of the mad, and four hundred miles long. The partietdar number of acres is mated at 1X3,000. ' It L proposed to raise the price of each section re making to the Government to two dollars and a half per acre, thus setting up the specious but anti quated plea, that the .. half which ,is left will be just as saleable as the whole. The line of the road will extend from Cairo through the Grand Prairie to the north line of the State, a pretty hard country, as 11. can testify, and one in which wild Govern ment lands are not, and are not likely tube particu larly valuable. !deny arromdments were proposal, some of them offered with the bona fide purpose of improving it, but moat of them intended and calcu lated to override the measure with incongruous and objectionable provisos. One of the former classwas the proposition urged by Mr. King, of Alabama, and Mr. Clay, for the assignment of a very large quantity of land in the States of Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky, in aid of the CODIIIIIICUOIt 'of the con templated. road between the Ohio river, from a point oppoarte Cairo, to Mobilo Bay. Mr. Kiog said, with much troth and force, that this was in fact a continuation of the Illinois road, and the whole together might be considered the muse work. The argument over this bill motioned four days or more, and covered the whole question of the dis position of the public lands, and the rights of the respective States in connection therewith. Tee end of the discussion and proceedings was the pas sage of the bill this afternoon, as proposed by Mr. Douglus, and without any amendments whatever. This result would seem to be an indication of the opinion of the §enate, that the public lands should he given away to the States within which they lie as fut as they may require them (or purposes of internal improvement. I have not 'examined the trete, and cannot say bowler It may be looked up. on as a decisive expression of such an opinion, but, however that may be, I .think there is no reason to apprehend that the Heine will sanction it. Here the claims of the old States to en equal pro rata distribution of the advantages resulting from the ownership of these lands by the General Govern. meat, wilt more vigorously mainumed than it has been the House. You readers are aware that Mr. liempton has more than once urged upon that numbly the claims of Pennsylvania to a share in the public land, and has as often endeavored to procure a practical regulation of it, in the shape of theippropriation of the proceeda of the tales of a given quantity of this vast domain, for the prose cution of three of the greatest of the uncompleted Stale works. In this state of things the question becomes a very pertinent one, why h. not Penn ill/waist as good• right ton portion of the National property for the advancement of her public works as Illinois bas? I think it probable that no bill upon the subject will pus at this teatime But should u, I shall only have to say that the land will be sliding off in great slices. The Senate has spent the greater part of two days in debating the nomination of a gentleman by the name of Comore or Waltore, or poesibly, Woolly, who has been ma in by the President fain:llllW of Wisconaht, in place, I presume, of some Democratic martyr to principle. The debate upoIS this ease was rendered peculiarly interesting, because Foote availed himielf of the occasion to attempt the enforcement of the threat blurted out by him the other day, that all nominations in favour of which the influence of Mr. Seward had been exteticled, should be thrown out in case his powers could effect that mull. Walker, a renegade Vir ginity, who bee wormed himself into Senate from Wisconsin, by some means, denounced the nornina tionlin an elaborate assault upon the Senator from Nevi' York, and the policy Of the President and Cabinet, in regard to the local appointments of Wisconsin. He charged, I' believe, that Mr. Se ward dispensed the patronage due to that State, through General RM . . King, of blilwaukie. Here upon, Foote, with his colleague, Davis, and a few MOTS wonhies of the same calibre and virulence of feeling, fell cp. Mr. Seward like the unlnclry traveller who fell among thieves, ha was beaten and rudely entreated, and had he fallen,. it was sap. parent there would have been no good Samaritan to bind up his wounds. But he did not fall ;on the exiletry, he made so vigorous a defence that he was enabled to prostrate some, es s of his adversari .and ro ll them into the ditch bribe way side, where he left them weltering in the fetid stream of their own scurrilous and insolent vituperation. He took _ . o.cession to gore Butler, of South Caroline, by tel. liug.thern that in the exercise of the several benev olence of bin disposition, be had recommended and been the means of appointing to office certain of the chivalrous sons of South Carolina. Had the Judge swellowed a dose of red pepper and canthar. idea he could not have been more fearfully sena te:), His eye flashed with indignant excitement, heabook his bushy white locks az a war horse shake= hismane at the sound of the trumpet. He reared open his hind legs and pawed the air in the fury of his wrath. But he mule lets than nothing thereby. The battle was raginget its highest, when the Senate adjourned yesterday afternoon. But the chisel/ slept epos it, and came down to the re. gimp of prudence and common sense. Mier a long suPplemented debate, to shay, the outside world was astonished at hearing that the rampageous and canumkerous Mr. Foote bad been caned in and =weltered without stipulating for the honors of war. The nomination passed without even a di- It is understood that the proceediege of tie “Comprocuse.Comminee," as it Is called, are not retarded by the ihsenceef half its members. The remaining half are going on to act upon the pro. gramme left behiod by their colleegues, and the business of compromitivg- is as genie as if Ss baker's dozen of good men and true teem still in their Oases. The three bills have been agreed upon, ana the dubbing touches will be given them to morrow la a regular meeting of the Committee. The report of the majority, with these three bills, will be given in early next week, and will mark no epoch in the prevailing epidernio of the slavery excitement. The mutative, consisting of mum. Cooper do Phelps, will also make a report agreeing with the majority, upon the serenity of some doe by. Congress, to give effect to the constitution. al requirement relative to fugitive slaves, but die. seating upon other points. The gut bill will pro vide for the admission of California, the erection of tentiorial governments without slavery restrie tioo, and the payment of ten or twelve millions oi dollars to Texas as a donation to her In professed eansideration for the abandonment of claims to ter. dim nerve oftbe thirty-fourtts parallel of latitude, —claims which am as utterly unfounded art they would be if preferred against a put of the State of Pennsylvania. Bill No. 9 prepuce to amend the provisions of the Act of 1793, relative to the cap. tare and return to their masters of slaves who may be detected in the act of melting a forbidden liberty in a free country. The last bill cantatas a eatisfactini clause for the abolition of the slave trade in this District. Mr. Seward is of opinion that this arrange. ment may pass the Senate, but not until after • very velum and protracted struggle. The majority, be thinks, will be very mill, Indeed, and the effect of the debate which must take plane upon' it in the Sinus will ne sub as greatly In diminish the chance of a sufficien t number of Northern men in the Noose going for it to secure Its emcees there. But noses are said to have been *ready counted In that assem bly, and therrei aft 'is, the dluovery that twenty. Ave Northern Democrats, with Mr. Levitt, or Philo delphis, ate prepared to sanction the scheme. I indigo to the belief that it will prevail, in both Mouses, but I confess that I have little confidence in anymaf: opinion of the probability of any perfectly a factory settlement of this distressing eon rovetsf. Lot `lit trust to time for that, tile great paelfkiator. The policy of the President; marked as It Is by the simple good serum which makes no spats to "proud philosophy" for gel. dance when the path of duty Is sufficiently plain without it, is Gamed expressly to avoid the very dangers tballidr. Clay seems anxious to anemia• ter, perhaps !Meuse he is confident tibia capaci ty to overcome them. I fear that experience will demonstrate that he Is mistaken. John Wentworth is preps?' ng to come down upon old Father Ritchie, with his beat/lest guns. The Committee to examine into the lanes and corruption' alleged to exist in respect to the prinuog of Congreas;ll a pretty good one, and will do all they can to get the loots dearly out be. fors the House and the public. Cs report will be a vied expasnre of a most unprincipled conspir acy to somas Ike pooteat mode of dotai the printing. Spacial attention will be paid to an in• quill 'into the why arid the wherefore of the pay meat or 82,500 to flitches and Burke for printing and stitching ten thousand copies of a little pamph let of 181 pages, apiece of work wo.th, according to Me. Hall, some five or six hoods d dollars. An estimate has been made of the difference between the coat of examines the printing of this Congress, under the existieg legal contract, and what it trrould be in the event cf the women of the plot ro restore the old plan of employing the political pen to do it for them. The differeoce to stated to be over half n mil:ion of dollars to fermi of the eoutzect aystem. It is estimated that under the reso!otiod requiring all extra copies of docu• meats to be hound, SOO,OOO !volumes have been already ordered, and thatbeGne the third of March next, the number will reach one million and • hale So vast on amount of printing wa• never authorised before, and I hope never will be again. It is said that even the work of binding t acre documents, has been secured to the benefit or the proprietor• 01 the Union. The cost of this orb, at the prescribed rate of twelve and a half cents per volume, will be $187,000, and the profits must be large. A• the work of binding sad de.. livering is now going on, five gears will be to guired to complete it, and place all the books in the hands of the members entitled to receive them It is perlinent to mention that the nominal par. to the contrast, have drawn very little pay so lar,bccsote they have been confident of the pauage of Borelso d's resolution restoring the old price sod style of mesaurini - the work. Wentwonh's resti tution will hareem effect to dampen their hopes. Under the old plan of doing Mingo, the printing and binding at a single document, u ordered by he HOUlie and Senate at their bonbon, ammld eoa more Mao 5200,000, and the profit mould be a tout $140,000. Can any thlog alFord atrorge proof of the necessity of immediate reSurmationl I have several other topics of interest checked upon my memorandum for to night, but the kngth of the preceding observations render It neccusry for mu t brirg them to a close. Junius. WAsulmarom, May 3. Benton and Foote's Conetedttee-Ite turn. tag nen a -Contumaey ot the Illonth. era men-Censne Bill and the Public Bastness-Oarly's °plutons oritevard, Johnson's Opinions. The witnesses before the committee apppointed o investigate the distorbsoce produced in the Se. nate by Foote and Benton, on the 17th April lose were 'mused yesterday, at the very unconcerned and Indiffgrent manner in which the investigation woe proceeded with'by all but those two Senators themselves. It was obvious that the committee had Said itself out for a week or two's labor. Most of them were quietly nradiog news papera. Ben. ton and Foote, however, were seated at separate tables, arid have not yet committed any assault upon one another, or upon any of the witnesses,. The pistol with which Foote had designed to oper ate upon Benton was produced in precisely the state in which it mistaken from him It was • form. dable weapon, one of C,li'sfine shooters, with a revolving chimber. AU she barn!. were loaded wick Aril. This is a serious circumstance, and seems to render it at least probable that it wag Poole's Intention to do what Capt. &carom', bill goticonld not do, to wit, make ■ finish of Old Bullion. The committee of the Sedate recently sent to South Carotins, on s melgocholy errand, hat re' turned, wit the exception of Mr. riainson, who hag proceeded to Naar York to visit ■ sick ton at bolus. Thera is very little room to hope for the young man's recovery. and the bereavement of the fatter will he the udder, Ix:estate he is the only win left hum ildr. D:CSL111110C1 is expected to return au Tuesday. There is tome doubt, as I have be Intimated. about the action of Dawns and Muon, on the committee of oom premlle,and more as to what their course will be idler the report shall be made to the Senate. It Is believed by tome of the southern men ifs emselves,thet these and tome few other Sencon,co-operatiog with fifleenth twenty moth. ern members of the Home, will refuse to aid in the passes., of the bill for adualting Calder ale the proposed conditions of the erection Cl teeeito. nal governments, and the settlement of the Tutu boundary claim, I have never believed that titer would ever unite with the moderadoea cf their own section in rapport of that scheme. There is • prospect even yet, t hat their impreettuble cam wit work together with • certain better feel ing as the north for good, Is seeking to oppose C•bfornia on any terms. I think the former will aid the northern anti slavery:man to defeat the 'mere matron compromise plan of the committee In the House, attar it shall pun the Senate; and that nen • bill for the separate, unconditional admire sloe of that State toll pas., and being sent to the Senate moat pass there alw, tor the majority for that - a:meson is well known to be nearly two tbird. of that body. The Ilouse has not yet concluded the Census Bill. It it astonishing with what perinatal the details of this measure are contested, and the fact that it I..aoared to linger in committee mr longed'. ter the debate has closed upon it, at this late period of the aeoron,ia a proof, taken* in connection with the fact that the House still take. cue to' adjourn at a very early hoar, and to meet at a late one, that that assembly cares very little about the pro (rein of the public baßieess. What a reflection should it be to Its members, that we are now en ured upon the sixth mouth of the union and ha, 106.10,4 measure of general legislation has yet been pursed, and that, the bill far the collection of the revenue, a matter of form and of course. UP. derithis state of thaw, ft begins lobe admitted that nothing can be expected from Congress at this 'anion, beyond the settlement of the slavery question and the *sage of the leading appnthri arms bills, neither of which, I regret to wry, are considered at all certain. The committee on the Galphin claim are prepa ring their report span the evidence taker,. The majority will report the facts and an opinion favor. able to the motives of all parties concerned in the proceedings, bet It is reported that Mr. Disney to by no means of that mind, and will make a minor ity report' in which, perhaps, other members of the committee will join him. There Is a pleasant story is circulation, that Mr. [gayly, of the Way. and Means, sill asked by the Attorney General, in a friendly manner, what he, Bayly, thought of his official opinion. The reply woe, "that depend., Beverly, upon what you speak of If you mean the opinion in favor of the payment to Commodore Baron, of my State, of $3l 000 ad unrest on an rid claim, dada; bask to the revolution, I am with you, and all Virginia Is the came; bat if you refer to the °alphas opinion, and the $132,000, there •yoe must excise me. I am afraid you will have to go to Georgia for your backing in that ease." Jams. lIARRISBIIIIAII. • Correspondence of the Pirtsbanth thrum. Harunsurias, M.y 3rd, MO In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Dazzle, from the Committee oa Finance, reported the General Ap• prepriation MU, with amendments. Several House amendment. to Senate Bills wars taken op and dap:medal. . Mr. Streeter moved to proceed to the consider. 'lion of the General Appropriation Bill. Mr. Helps tilled for the orders Oldie day. The Speaker announced that the drat business in order would ha the third reading and consider. anon of the Apportionment HiU. On motion of Mr. Stine, the Senate teat:lived It. salfinto Committee of the Whole, for the porpuse of amending the bill, so at to give Lancaster Ave member', instead of (oar, and York two, instead of three, which was woad to. Upon the adoption ante amendment, the yeas and nays were required hykr. Forsyth. and Ma. Danie, sod PM a, E. 4101011, to wit: Yaws—Menus. Brooke, Orabb, Crmoinghsm, Darsie, Frisk, Hulett, Konigmacher, Lawman Malone, Mathias, Sadler, Balkey, Savery, Bane, Walser, Best, Speaker-16. NAT.—Mesas. Brevity, Dram, Fettles, For syth, Fraley, Fulton, Bogus, Ives, Jones, &Fess. On, Mublenbare, Packez,Stilmer, Sterrett, Street er-15. So the question was determined in the affirms. (In justice to Mr. Guernsey, it Is proper to state that he had kindly contented to pair off upon the A pportioomentfitli, with Mr. Bmr, who was coo. fined to his chetober by severe (deem.) Mr. Packer Moved that the Senate resoled Baal Into a Committee of the Whole, for the purpose o separating the counties of Beaver,. Butler, and Lawrence, and givieg Beaver ono member, and Bader sad Lawrence two members, sad adding the member thus gained, to the county of Alleghe ny, making six members for that county. Upon this motion, the yea. and nays were to. gulled by Mr. Packer sad Mr. Stine, and wore as follow■, to war Yavv—ldessrs. Emsley, Dram, Fano., For nth, Foilley, Fakes, than., Ives, Jones, s l'Dsiv Mehlenberg, Packer, &timer, Sterrett, Blreeter —l5. NITS —lll curs. Brooke, Crelab, Cunningham, Barrie, Frick, Hashatt,lonigmacher, Lawrence., Malone, StaUhlaa, Sedi r, Sankey, Saverp, Stine, Walker, Beat, Speaker-1%. So the question vu. determined in' the nega the. The queution then reeturieg open the deal pat ine ihnßill,the yeu arid nays were require. by Mr. Packer and Mr. Sankey, and were as le War—Messrs. Brooke,Crabb,Cutinhighsta D de, Frick, Haslou, Konigmaeher, Lawrence, Zone, Matthlu, Sadler, Sankey, Savory, Stitt Welker, Host, Speaker—lS. Nara—Mean, Erawley, Drum, Fetnon, Fo sy:h, Frothily, Felton, Hayes, Ives, Jones, M' lie, :Ankh:about, Packer, Sbloser, Stetreu, Sue - es-15. So the bill passed, and wail unit to the Hone Reprezentatiees kocoueurreoce. Oa memo of Mr. Street er and Mr. Dania, • e Senate then resolved itielf lots a Cosamittee.of • e Who'd, Mr. !wet In • Chair, sad teak up the Hilt, Committee rose, nail the bill to the Senate with vo menu. Getteral Appropriatio • After some time the Chairman reported th .none Important amert On motion of Mr. r. irate, and Mr. Packer, the to the second reading and Senate then proceede coos dentin]) of the The first scenes t► Tee second sectfo•l read and agreed to. vu mad, what Me. Packer &hag the Ilona° proiriao, y Ananias General to pay • half, eel their reeelptar 1 .0 ono thousand dollars per moved to emend by compelling the Depel Into the Treswry ”, from fees ofottbe,o luandmni, the yeas .d Mr. Forsyth a. Mr. Hr. Upon agreeing to pals wets required gat, ■nd were so fo own, to we: . Tut—Mum F., • on. Forsyth, Folios!, Gaeta- Hagar, ltei, J nes, lll'Culto, Packer, Sad ler, Backey,Sterrat Streeter—l3. Nays—Mews. ilraarley, Brooke, Crabb, Cunt niughtm, Dusk, Do m, Fridley, Frick, Heiden, Konigrascher, Idae, Manillas, ?duhlenberg, Ss- vary, Starner, StlWalker; Best, Speaker-18. So the amendme tme not agreed to. On the question ¢I agreeing to tho second secs Lion, Mr. Crabb moved to Increase the appropriation -. for Clark hire,in the Surveyor Ocoorare office, so as to put the Clarke in this Department upon an equal Acting with those La the Auditor General's °flee. This propositkln gave rise to a long debate, which was participated is by Messrs. Crabb, Pulley, Brooke, and Dante, bat before the vote Ins taken,. the amendment with the section, was utfonnally pained over for the present. 51.r.ifrailey moved to amend the faurth section by tunneling the salary of the meueoger in the Auditor General'. office to four bundled dollar', whleh 'WY lot agreed to—yeas 15, nays 16. The ssurib, fin, and ainh,Sections were agreed 1.. Upon the question of' agreeing to the seventh section, containing a provision eulargizs the per diem of the members of the Legislature to three dollsre,since the sxplration of the hundred day.. Mr. Matthias chlled fora division of the miens tion, and uncut the Maisie= relating to the extra compensation, the yeti sad nays were required by Mr. Matthias and Mr. Crahb, and were ma fel. lows, to trot' Yr.—Mews. Crabb. - Darsle, Dram, Franey, Fnek, Heslett, Hug's, Packer, Sankey, Sc,hinie Sweeter, Walker-12. Nays—!desara Brawley,Conniogitarn, Forsyth, Fatten, Guernsey, Jones, Konlgmactier, APCaslin, Malone. Matthias, liduhleoberg, Sadler, Stymy, Sterrett, Stine, But, Speaker-16. So the quistion was determined in the negative. The find division of the section, making appro. priuioa bee the payment of the members of the LegisLature, was then, agreed to. The eighth and ninth sections sere agreed to. Adjourned. ' In the House, ,Mr. Conyingham, (Way. and Meanr,) reported the Revenue Bill, with Senate antendments,authorizing • State Loan, and estab lishing • system Witco banking thereon. Mr. C. eild that the committee dtd not wish to be consid ered as committed on•the subject cm ied in the Senate amendments, oat recommended e action of the House thereon, Balepared owed kw:ling.—Bill to .charter the Lanzaater County Bank. -Saito embitter the West Branch B It, with a new 1=110%1,i-educing the capital stoc mSI 04, 000. Adjourned. In the Senate, this morning, the red read. log and comdde ratio a of the General Appropriation Bill was resumod, and occupied the entire day, without having passed to the third and 11111 rend ing; some fifteen or twenty sections atilt remain ing usdisPosed of." Trio important amendments were agrbed to to day. One refunding beckstandiag appropriation to the noatteeepting school districts., °fend by*, Packer as a substitute far a prop°. aition of the same character offered by Mr. Moh• lentierg, and the other the amendment put on by the committee, but drawn up - by Mr. Litrele, at the request of the committee, Which! lent you a iewdayaego,appropriatirtg $500,000 for the avotd ante of eight alike inclined planes, the five tern and three molt eastern, oo the Allegheny Pot , tyre Heil Road. This propoaittan gave rise to • eery able and Interesting discussum, in „tibleh Mann. Donate and Packer both did themselves natal, COUtill2ollClCs honor, by their ,elc sant and manly speeches in its favor. The amend. :neat was adopted by a vote of 21 to 8. This was the 34th notion, and the last one set. noon to day. 1 think the bill will pus third and final read w morrow. A few mantes before the Senate adjourned, this evening. the Clerk of the House was intro. with isformation, that the House had hon. concurred in all the amendments made by the Senate to the Apportionment Bill. The &owe imutededely proceeded to the consideration of the bill, and Mr. Sankey moved that the Senate in , gist upon its amendments, and that • committee of conference be appointed to meet a &inkier cam. :matte° of the House npcn the subject, which was agreed to. The committee has eat yet been announced; bat It to cmderstood that the two pasties are to be .equally represented, and that they are to recom• mead a compromise which will probably be adopt 'ed by both HJIIIMIL It is yrobab:e that tpe Legis lature will adjourn same day next week Iu the House to dey,lhe bill to extend he char le!of tbe Lebanon Beak waipassed through third and final reading, with an amendment !equinely 'an increase of the atock'to the 101 l amount esild 'rot by the charter. This bill was also returned to the Senate, and the amendment concurred to. The sudden and aevero Indisposition of Sena. tor King, has created much sympathy and untie, eitude on the part of his brother Senator., and members of the Legislature, and citiaens general ty; bat I am happy to be able to announce, that he Is now considered out ofdanger, and that he wi I probably be able to occupy his seat in the Senate again its • few days. Mr. King is not only one of the soundest law yers, and most active and able members or the Legislature, hut he is beeldea a mom excellent and estimable gentlemen, and has made as many true and warm hearted friends, In his Senatorial ca• reer, perhaps, as any man who over occupied a that in the Legieletive chambers. It le to be re. 'retied that be never takes the trouble of writing out his epeeches for publication, for I more you that their free circulation would be of incalculable benefit, not only to the Whig party, to whose In lennt and sucaeu he is so honorably end etunest ly devoted, bat al= to the Commonwealth, sod to the people. There are a very few men In the Legislature, who always speak with profit and ad. vantage to the public, and Mr. King is one cf them, COBDEN. vann NE W YORK. Corespondent:to of the Plusbarp Gazette Nsw You, May 2. The Californians In the city had a (moue din ner at the Irving house, last night, at which were present the Lion. T. Butler Slug, Senator Oman, and other muesli:is of California. The chair was taken by Thai. 0. Larkin, who hu been an agent of the United Butes, on the Western rout, ■nd. amused a fortune. The dinner was extravagant beyond all precedent, and Was, without doutd, the most elaborate affair ever known in the United States. The Negro arrant. were In uniform made complete and ridiculous by the addition o; white kid gloves. After such a dinner it would be Perhaps rather mortityisg to those who gave it to say that It was the work of a few wick brained chap who have become crazed with their sudden elevation to fortune, and could find to other way . to spend it than this. Bo is the 'ample fact. At an early hour the ' of thetembria were distributed, bat toe effect f the news has only been partially shown, rim Ur. The .kola prou fixity of the steamer of t 2sth of April induces people to hold off; in making purchases, as her news will be here to morrow,th all probability. The letters show a great alarm, on the part of the manufacturers, at the short crop of cotton, though tae moat elaborate care is taken to conceal their disappointment. The deficiency already made certain, by Stellol6l9 that reached England before the 25th, was equalto4lso,lloo bales; a deficiency now increased to over '1 , 90,000 bales, or twenty' five per cent. less than to largest crop we ever had. People here have made op their minds to hold en, and the spinners must advance er atop . ' work. 1 ~ Money remains as abundant as ever, and as cheep, and, on call, four and five per cent is the , rate. Rail road paper has been aold at 10 per cent., per annum, or two per cent: lower than has been known for years. A large sale of Hudson i River Bonds was made, on 'change, at noon,' opening at 991, tad dropping to 911. A very large lot of Delaware and Hudson Canal Co., new clock, was also cold and realised the bandaeme price of 166 per share of one hundred dollars. AI large amount of orders for stocks have come out by the steamer, but, in the face orate, a• a gen eral thing, the market is doll. United Slates Ws, of '67, sell at LIN ; Pennsylvania 5 per cents are held at 97, and 96 offered; Erie l's 951, and Read ing Stock 460. The rive In stocks has of late been large, and this reaction is very natural, Ins deed a large decline may be expected. A decision of importance to commercial travel. lets and hotels has jut been made, In one of our courts. la the ease of a merchant who btourbt en action against the ludlord of thelrving Hum for a package left by a porter; in charge of the clerk., which was stolen, the .hense has been made to suffer. The oath of tho clerks, who did not see the goods left, war of no avail against the declaration of the varier, who was assured that it was " all right," when be left the. parcel. The jury decided that the delivery of the package to any person in chatle of the baggage of the house, made the landlord liable. The Irving House Is • great resort for merchant', who pack tete(' par chases in their trunks, and it is quite important that the principle is settled that the house es as responsible as other ..express cflicea" In the way of "trade. unjon " the city is per fectly frantic, from the man who makes the en gine, the nobleit of all mechanical invention', down to the , edam" grinder in the street, all are organising to elevate the scale of pets. In many cues employers have advanced the rate of wages, Mot there is a neutral law of eupply and demand that will, ere long, restore Old prices. It is a mis fortune to tee the price of labor depreciate, bet if cannot be helped In a city like this, which gathers the loom labor net oaly of the Union, bat of the world. A needy mechanic can raise the money to comp to New York, but once here he most toil at the mill hopelessly forever, as a general thing. Ashes are cheaper; Pote, 35 15 a 5 62; Pearls, $5 55. Flour continues active, and good common brands may be placed at 5511 5 69. Meal arid aye Floor is also Grm. Grain, under the news by the• steamer, is higher. For produce generally there is n fair trade, bet at old price. C. LOGAN, WILSON 8 Co., 159 WOOD ST., ABOVE FIb7H, Have lint received large additions to their SPRING OTOOK OF DABDWISB, CUllElffolgo Imported by late packets from Entope, and to hich they would erpeelally call the attention of purcharers, believing IL elf very omen- , eve stocks and low prices will give calm satisfsetkirt mnrf. detwlYT Ohio mud Pennsylvania Dail Roads Orem. Omo t Praia IL R. Co., Third it. Pnasauaou, April 15,1E40. TBE Stockholders of the Ohio and Penne/lemma Rail Road Company are bereoy notified to pay Me th Instalment of Flee Dollars per share, at the *Mee of the Company, as heretofore, on or beton, toe 20th day of May nen; end the rsmainins instalments .of fire Dollars per ablare each, on or before the nal day of each succeeding month, eon] the .bole are paid. lir order ofahe Dowd a } Dirartora. my3.did ' W. LARIbIER, Jr., Treasurer. ENCOURAGE RORIE INSTITUTIONS CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Plttabnrgla. • C. O. HUSSY'; Cant...._...... %V. MARRS,See'r. Office—No, 41 Water street, to its Ivanhoe. of C. 11. -GRANT. ills CIAIPIi NY is now prepared to mem all k tads of riots, on helms, zhannlacronea, wards merchandise in Wore, end in truirlio venerate An maple gnaranty for the ability and integrity of the inslllllll/11N is afforded in the character of the Di rectors, who are all citizens of Pittsburgh, well sod favorably known to the eezninenit7 for their produce, intelligence, and integrity. Daran.reas—e. G. Hussey, Wm. Magnet), Wm. Ler Inter, Jr, Walter Bryant, Huh D. King. Edward Heuelten, Z. Kinsey, B. Hashanah, B. N. liar. ap7raf xmpravemente to Leaaletry. DR. 0.0. IiTTEARNS, late of Roston, is prepared to moo facture and get Bums Tann In whole and pans of sets, upon Suction or Atinosplierie Suction Pintas,- Toornacns cutsn in nos mines, where the AVM is exposed. (Ace and residence next door no the }lay off office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh. Ram to—.l. B. ldWadden. F. 11. Eaton. lota • • DR. D. HUNT, Dentin. Corner orroaith and Demon, between aatl-divin Scald of the Poor; and Ankle Cured lit. am degrees of making known to the public the greet efficacy of your PETROLEUM in my own case, which was a muerte seed of the toot nd ankle; upon removing the stacking, the skin peeled off with it, and left nothing but the bare ntface. I expected to be Ind up all winter from the eilscts of this scald, but we applied the retrolcurn freely, by means of a gunnel cloth anturnted with It at Snit, the application was painful, lint tan very short time the pain abated. I had no pain in one hour afterwards. In five days from the time of the application of the Petroleum, I ern able te go to wort. I tale plenum in stating then facts for the benefit of other sufferers, and am denhous that they should be made public. I would also state, that I And Immediate relief by th s me of the Petroleum, in born, from which I am a frequent sufferer owning to my Liminess about the engine. I would recommend it as the Mott prompt and certain remedy for burns I have ever know. (Signed l J B COE, Engineer, Sharpsbeigh, Allegheny Co. Pittsburgh, Apt 11.1650. Dor .ale by Kepler a ElaDoureU, 140 Woad green R E Sellen, 67 Wood st.; D N Carry, Allegheny city; D A Elliott, Allegheny; Joseph Douglmi, Allegluny; also by the proprietor, B. M. BIER, ap27 Canal Basta, Seventh st,Pittsbargh ICity paper. advertising Petroleum, plena copy.) 137 Asornma Seartmosut to the excillence of ISPLaneM Vetnalfage: Moses. Knit fr. Co—Gentlemen—lt is with pleasure I hand this, My certificate, (testifying to the general popolailty of Dr. liPLarte's Atomic. Worm Specific, to you travelling agent, Mr. Monroe. Some time ago I received from hint a mull lot to sell on commission. I used a few bottles to toy own family, to the good cffecu of which I can Mil, testify. The balance'] sold to my customers, and Mond, oo toquiry, that It gave very general aatisfaction. GEORGE MAXWELL Augsna, Carroll co., 0., July 27, IMO, Er For sale by J. KIDD& CO,No 60 Wood meat, nu4.d&u.S To rue Ant Alssonte arm Pinto Torus or Abu entmr Come—Robert King, of the Edlrtrith Ward of Pittsburgh, Is hereby recommended to the Conran• Lion, cattoi to meet on the Oth of June next. as a eau• didola for the °thee of County Comteb , tloner. aple-dtcortenaT MANY VOTERS Tn. AMlNE.To—Ehlulit flvLrz, Szq of MIIDIn township, will be upponed for nomination, u a can didate fir the Assembly, before the Anti Masonic and Whig Convention, by MANN' VOTERS maylaitaneT Springhill Parreace Property again OFWZIARD FOR HALM AS some of the creditors are desirous of an sipper. teeny again of bidding for this proper - 0..31d as it 10 thought by roma that It wool bring more money If again offered for gale—and as Mr. Wilton, to whom it was struck down at a psalous laic, is willing nod oeairoas that the property should be sad for the Mgt. ens plies% a will bring, we will again offer for sale at nablie vendee on the premise., on Thematic, the 16th May next, SPRIfiIiIIILL FURNACE,- with which is connected a Onst Mill. A 150,1200 acres of Farming jflLLand, with .Stone Mansion House, Stables, Barns, seven) Tenant Houses, with all the op. ponenances neeemary:to carry on the Far:lnce. Also, 3500 ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND, upon which there are several good Moontain Farms. Be. tonal new ore bank. have recently been opened on these lauds, fandidnng an abundance of ore anal the (ornate. Also, one Steam Engine connected with the Furnace and Grist Mill. This property m hotted immediately on the toad leading from Uniontown, Pa., to Morgantown, Va., about mid way, and about three tales from Cheat River Wood for making Mumma COUTellielll and aboodant. The Furnace is now to blut. and operating Inecessfelly, This property will be sold all meatier or le Percele of from Shy to two Ileadredures. atanniespiududenteptlse,panicularlyersditork am knotted to exuatine the property and attend the tale, as it will teltal01) , be told on that day. Mr. Robinson sad Mr. Duncan will always, one or both anima be found on the cleanses, and will take pk. na n t e in eying Information to any Person wishing to p.nehate, who may en the Menus. Air making examinadone Also, at the roma tame and place will be expgsed to sale lie batmen of the Personal Property. consist. Ma of Hallow Wale. Caminua, Farming Utenrils, Crwrialle,lo - to commence at 10 o'clock, A.'ll, at which time the terms and conditions ofnnin win he made known. A PATTERSON,' Anslance. of JAS ROBISON, SJ H Duncan. Anti , 4, 18.50.—maralt V , iirrtillrid ILO m brelln the Gazette Office, on Satuday,i. to' ousted to moue the au.. Luta r AILMULAS—OO9O.4oucon, thB"n2 CK aski r a Plip , V ii al a nzad figandf p, MUMS' IMLNII I • A A. MASON A CO. are not %ranter anstlter .bp. large invoice of Shot and Noel . Droa.llll/n1 at MI prices; Mao, Fostard 11111ta la all Wit mistlea, ar "aimed prices. • 11117 IV BITE GOODS—Bo pions Malt Malan; WO is YY Boot do; 73 pea 91141. trei yes Motels do; pe e laa Jaeeneet ice ZOO pes Barred and Sniped do; 111 pe Bishop and Victoria Lawn.. Received, and now opening by , A A 21180 N k CO - eLt !darks% st GLOVES—/C 0 diaira 11111011•1 L G o m a mm MC dozen 71waad and do, bow imyIy_AANAZON t CO CHOCOLATE-lmmOn No 1 Chooolato, Norfolk Co, received Ilds dry, sod fer .olo 07 myy WU BAG/IMM k CO HEIVIGIS-101 brls NoVan i dard COj tale for y r~"!~~ 7 ~~~~ n! ' "7 pOTATOES-140 bushels Est I CO Pink Eyes,in elm and for Ws by 13277 STUART t SILL • BUTTEIt.to kegs fresh; *Offs Roll in sten and Ist Pls . by . 11177 STUART & SILL Tin c r -g" "" " I* b7 sTuART k SILL IHEFSE-30 be, extra Cream Cheese, for Tree by Ray 7 STUART 62.1 th FLO Z It-50 brla extra Family Flonr i lo; Islia i a Thato Thettereth the: olds Corn if Gourd uarts, Sessions ql th Pears, sad tks County I TAE ;educe of Wehlux Warman, of the Fourth Ward, Allegheny City, to the cent! toro humbly sbeweth, that you petitioner ni wail pr= with house room, sublime, tee., fog eommedation of th e travelling public. He therefore prays your bottom to grant hali limas .'keep house of pablls era — -- lia It&Yi,. We, the undersigned eittstms of the Fourth Ward of Allegheny City, do hereby certify, that the petitiener is of good replete for bonny 0011 womennee, that ho L well provided with house MOM, to., mammary for keeping • piddle house, and that sald home is neces sary for We aeemanumatmo of the ;while; we them fore pray your homers to grant lace • license. Sohen Small, C. Ratan, T. Cowling, • James T. Ma. sem. Joha Mason, Henry Elymaky, gaol Phildpajr , Michael Hanger, Levi Sado:tine, SamL Marshal, Areled McAlister John J. Cooper. art-Ir= OHEISIOAL STOPS POLISH . Menufseturing_Company now after to Li the public their Premium Chemical Stave Podsln and without exaggeration, or fear of earandiettou,by those who base tested it, pronounce It far esperier to any other let the marlin The eonstamernsed have lait apprehensions of sorting carpets:, as its coo. mention prevents a dart - from milting when (( op plied, which nom be done when the Stove Ls cod Tee quantity required to so lisle to produce a bean. hot lustre. a saving Mover Shy per vent Is insured to the elrentrien. •ea athag applied to Stoles, Pipes, the., when laid away for the rammer, is a save pre. leenative mama root. After haying Pled It once ttf It la arneasiblel no pinyon will nee sny but the Pt matt Manetactariag Company's Preonbese Chen& cat Stave Polish. Poe sale ' N WICKERSHAM, uty6 Carnet of Sixth and Wood streets. RECFYTNO DISTILLER% aird Tna Winn Att.ebanas, East side of the Diamoad,Plttsbargli, an now offering at no very knout prices for nab, Heenned Whiskey, Gin end Domene Brandy; also, Finch Mandy, Holland Gin, ilansiealpirita, Lon don Oin, Irish NYl&Gkey, Earn, in. Pori, Sherry, Na delra,Cbarontor, Claret Bimetal!, dialogs, Tene. nitre end Lirbon %Vines. Wholesale& Rend). mr3 200 000147' Ir 4 "; *" I ar 6CC Mir." VI Plink. atm aml au. P AI. be: P a athal a d, Y th a t i Lot ule by JAMES It Want. m 4.dl Ninth Want. 5 up 21 ,150 bbd, N 0 Sq. , Na,'d Ltl.teabiN, Fresh arrival et Dry Oesds. Wan now receiving Istria addittinnsto . ons gook f Spring trd &moor Dry Goods, and are pm pared to afar an, excellent simorunent at any usual low pricer for wish, or approved credit. The •tbnltlon or western daakrs Is perticularly quested to nor good., as yrs foci oonSdant or being able to offer nominal indoettatorts to make a tdl/ with or. Call and emunins at allA any CIILLTY fr. MUSIC, mays Int Woodstreet. PRINTS—A large assortment of Panay and Plain Colored Prima of deetreble efylee and beet ism. (amine, opened and far sale by min - BLIACKLETT /bWarrE 0 SIEMER WEAR—A (11 assortment algal , . Cot. 0 tan, Lamm, and Wonted Suff. Rs summer clothing on band, and for sabs by fiIiACELETE &WHITE my 6 DISSOLUTION OP PAivraeesuip. THEPannenelp haelofore existing betercen.lansei blush.% WI. W. Wallace, end 111 .3.7 bl'Oesl7, In the cast iron business, ander tke inascw n(1111..11.01, %Vasco St Co, was dissolved by numel consent, on the Ist bast, Junes biarsball end Henry MGenry baying purchased the entire interest of Win.W. %VW. lace in satd firm. . .• .1110 budeeu in future will be contlutted in MI Its venom branches_ by the eabectibers, ender the name and style of Bluebell & 2debeery, who will settle the business of th e Let o dm, end to whom all parsons M. debted are mutates to make payment. Warcheram, corner of Wool and Liberty SIZIM.S. • !AMEN MAJWALL., stye HENRY IdeeßastY NEW MUSIC STORE, Sirs efths GoUns Hap, 101 Third It., next, doer to WimmihroUts. T im eubscriber *timid rupect'ally inform th...11.t. setts of Pittsburgh, 'a er harty, end vicinity, that he has opened him neve mod elegant atabllshmen for ' the sale of Pianos, M. 1120112034. Marc, blvatesa In. sramsurs, and every other article in his line. PIANO3—SoIe agency for Nana t-Clutels eele. heated 'mod ...a wows Piano., with and without Coleman's Zell. Annehment. Those Enos have timely metre+ *sacral retortnistents, red; define theme:meanly 5011iant of lone, and earn* ordinarily Mutable sad lasting. Also, T. Gilbert t QV* (Beaten) celebrated Kamm. m... ULMII9OIOIItI hen •IIi4III9TISA nponiim,sad coadderad among the Very b.= 1222111h4tIlied In Boston, where they are deckled anthem. 38. eltere, IL of the Ina of Madan tr ham, hu appolmed the subscriber eels agent for the sate of his sltanets In Pitlabanl. She arm of Sudan &Dunham le on strike o den and best Wilde waste,. mad their menfactare for tonnes and brilliancy of ton* and Inertly of workmanatan an setreadlo none. The celebrated Concur Pluto pf Elassadlor, of Bremen and Huber& will always be Sept fn tale by the sabseriber:, It will sedate maw, that they are made an of by ell the gnat Mao plpus at their Concerts on the Cent. ' • - - Tae.gabled:t bege lam le direct @Madan to the itoponant feet of his basing spaniel exams both in karmic end this teams), who &India, select end examine every piano matte kim-wklek Um to give a and galalante Wink every bite, pledging himself to refund the money in case tits Pismo be proven holey or Oldest . . • Afelleopplyoftheonwesrandmore Ist Menlo yell constantly be kept for stle—f erWs.e by dm ben pubPsbing houses of Becton, Pluladelplus,ead Bard. mare: sgeney few Mesas echasteaberg A Lain, New Yank. the meet extendre importer. nflostign mule io thin country. Solo Agency for Cathsrdtts Parent Iteledeon and Melodeon Plum, as easonfeetered nod perfected by March /VW ,hlte anelmaii, with singbe mml Seth!. sous of reeds—Me banned lastnenents yet inane& Also, Gallus, Mies. aulneU, Violins, Begin, Sax Horns. Tabu, aad mem desceiptioa end variety of bran lontraments from tbe beet makers... Sizings for Violins, Gelman, and Harps. tp - trouneiton books for every metres:elm Selec tions °tamale atade,mtudo books bound, Pianos tared sod repaired; Vielms, Accordions, Gaiters; At., re ignited on the most reeacemble terms. enya • HENRY ilium Public saie-Ge.Valusble Lets. WILL be sold ea Wedondey, Sari ta, by public vendee, If not disposal at befaro at private sale, Mt Building Lou at gamed areet, bean= Bony and Redoebt alley, stele re feet frtna by 73 feel deep to a ten fat alley. Tony are deslable for private dwellings, and will be sold ou time. Apply JOHN. CALDWELL 1110 N, ear. &ma et and gederbt (ANAL. 99OVELII-14 area Amu' Ctsaal /novels Jan reesivrd, Lot sale by !MOAN, WILSON a co, _a,9 0 .11/Wood st, FLOUR—aI brio B.P. Floor; it do lye Floe, tor ludo by RODENT DAI.IML t CO Liberty stores SALESATUB-43 btlt pore dationtis; 75 bit do'dome forge* by ATB-4e.i.lazulbagoand br We b y O tine ROBERT DaLiELL &CO B ROOMS -80 tan Jadu► Brooms for tele by KIER it JONES, m7O Canal Bade, Small a. F EV I IIEBB-24 sacks iti r za K rz . tezt r o i r i a . " bsy POTASH -7 casks pars Pon* Jost reed b MeCAND 1 DRV PEACHES-4r uak Jug reel, for sate by m 36 • WICK & BrotiaNDLESS BARElifbiraINES—A bandsomininirst reoNS at No ei Market Erse; north treat corner of the Diamond. [my') ALEXANDER it DAY PLAIN &PLAID DAREGES—Jots opened, a lot of bolo and Dada Plaid Hamm, Ira:lona eolors. tatO ALEXANDER & DAY DROWN OROANDYLAWNB-11ahatylas Brown Oriandy Lalrsta jsp received by • • MT6 AIMANDER &DAY (107 rsale 0N ,V by ARLI-4COI assoried Emls Yam; `ii 0 Et OWer tin 6 01'0%10,0. TANNERS , OM-9 brls lot We by • TO C H GLINT FOOT BALLS—last received, a splendid =tele of Poet S4Nof4, 7, and 9 Luck diarearer, for enlo at the flooiyear Robber Berm+, 7 gt. 9 Wood sr toys .1 t 8 PfULTAPIS TNDIFA RUBBER RATTLES btu reeld, We b 1 I sHIS J t II PHILLIPS PUDDER GOODS—llacawed *la day, anawn. meet of Robber Geod., cotudittog of the foltose• E I : . --t.adles , Miser Cads, I keel _article; Ladtee Harr Ties; Mager Car, Tobacco Wallets, aura god small; Loa Preservers; Isthteas Basic Water Tanis; liaatltmal Pants; liesoleatcoa , G 101.99 L* 4l9 ' Wu , (Am; Moine ISalts; and a variety Of otbarAnkko foe elle at the liatber , Depot,,7 9 Wool weal tate If MILLIPI3 TANNERS' OlL—SE.bris reirmft pall; 17 6 Iv Waist it r l =l°,lgreg o i;' . 1 l A ' aggraar a Jaye JAM., Du.. 4141.4.4 9108, , LCC0=-14 kr No I. I mut Tana; brand, recl per comer Gine-loam!, fal m a. by JAMEIS DALUIL B ACtori—S , cask; Ilsrac ; . do Blems • • 7 ao " Shoulders; boat Co limb& 7, do ba (or LAW b4.l"aing. ISAMU nicer 4.0 LICATLIE63-19 sacka jut rud, foi sais mss ISAIAH DICNEY it CO FTS=I; "%Matta 'arta% .....yE Funla-A for tazativ e r k le c bi ozEß ii, mli P".ll('''lt'' Laplattegozvi AMUSEMENTS. TH EATRE! Lessee sad Managep C. B,rOHTER mere of adassaude • i Derma Milo rand ?ade so ettltl. ' Seeond odd Third M tti en tu -- -.....23 . , Gallery trot colored penOns).--:...4 1 Door. open at 11; •Gazteln will rise at IS tocloct. ID THE GREAT NATIONAL DRAAii On Tuesday, Mar 71 will be ' , resented a cadacal Emu, la duce .ms, called NICK OF TUE WOOD.S • G W Solomon M. Pl i' N r n i e * l ' s .1114 es Pcotiet Ratph• Nathan Tem Doe ••• • Edith Forester . , To ermehrde *ill a new fares, called MY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBB.F.LLA. areVrY Gauls Mr Jakarta:l- , NUT Yto{•-- Mr Storadi DlaaL•--• . • --. Mrs Glass(nt,. WISHINGTON Huai; PITTSBURGH,' - 137 b - 130 Wood tttttt above InflX. SHAT splaodid astablisltmeot is now threred tor Rept. It to admirably arranged for Concerts, etores, Exhibitions, tr. For terms, apply to JOIIN A FITZSIMONS, 127 Wool at. PITTSBURGH MUSEUM. APOLLO BALL.--FOURTII STREET. OPE'I DAlLY— { mm otolt In the morning; St to in the afternoon; and from 7 to 10 Weloce in the evening. O pole.. indria nee 23 cents; Children under 11 yearn mnt7 unr.a.sectsio.l Dm.. /WOO AVICLIIRG &•CO.. DJLOSIER.S)AND TEA DEALER.% No t.B Liiesty street. akee Woad, Have silraga est head alarms natomeent of Capita Groceries and Fine 'Teas; aiso, Foreign Frulia and Nam Wlllll6OlO end Retall,Dealesa supplied oft the lowest teems: rsayt Tha Pavur or Beauty. WE read 4111 the strength of Samson all ley lulls hair, and:thet when the perfidious Delilah had der riled paned a(m h hmim o.f W h w w g m lim e • s , htusn po a w n e d r evedle y woman, with . =arifice:t hen: be fore • whose beauty all seem lo bow, the Watery of iii.l•7ll.llforeitily height to mute Let tier proud lady, through slee perspo or neglect be shorn of her luxuriant ring lei anred EAUsee of Meaty is Man end. JULUS HAURLPS EAU LlllfrariLE HAIR RESTORATIVE isointhout .doubt, the best snide extant. for Meting the hair in • bowler., and reinvigorating hairwnich Ins be come thin and hash. Its coostant am will keep the hair soft, silky, and ligurlint to the most advanced age. It inanely eradicates all dual:Fend scurf, and keep!, the scalp clean end healthy, "Mlle the hair is =Lab's to thin grey an soon. It will bring in pew hair on heeds which have become prematurely bald. and prevent the bale falling 'oat tram the after of slams. I hays received trinomial. of Its beef - SAW effects gout parsons or aikido hest respectability, and soma of the mow serrate gentleme city have programed Ica ho mama As eve r yhighly popular durevery is liable to be mintertelted or rated, so It is with my Eaa Lustrale Hair Itestorative. An thailltift. of nue article bas been rumulectured in this city, which I would partioilarly caution the pal. lin amen. Always ark for JULES HAVEL'S Feu Winds Hair Reateretive, and you will then obtain an article whisk is warranted to render satisfactibe. JULES HAUEL, Palmier and Chemist, 110 Chestnut street. below Fourth. For ule wholesale and retell by U. A. Fehneatock Jr. Co , and A E. Sales, Pittsburgh; and John Pen gent sad J. Mitchell. Allegheny city Pa. *O7 PAVAN AND MEAD i The moot Impel twat Ellecovers am As. sordt—/ere Remedy for the Pl/sol rift. D. P. BROWN'S eelebmied External Maui .L• eta Remedy for the Piles, has already proved itself to be the only sore care ever presented to the public. -Bine. the discovery of this valuable medicine, and the lugs number of extreme cams with which Dr. Brown nes treated, no one lies tailed to be entirely caret Dante the many healing butte. °Man, alter numbs end years of experimentedrunr. has too oboe loft the patient when, they commenced. or smile: hat; rater • law days will decide the cam, by eSictit g l' =r " grix ' m y shell not enter Into a labored at- Igen cot to prove my medicine. I Introduce it upon its own merits. by its effect I Intend it shalt amid or fall. If yenprefer thet teens... di.casc. tee PILE, to toe value of • lew.dallers, I rest ca.. with yen. DR. D P DROWN 67 it street, floral°, N.Y. Bold wt.:detect and retail by 11 E PULLERS myd 57 Wood st. Wmy wife flailb Jane, !laving left try 1, bed and baud, without cause ' ,wuoe Is hereby given that I wet pay no debts of bercontrarting from tau date, and all persons are outworked against trust. 0u,.....1,507 3. OEO. AIX. Walt, HT. otr4.d..b. BOLOBION iSCIILOYEB, .!!MISSION NlEEcuerrr,l3tock and Biß lira er No Ito Second wee. may/41 OVERS OP 'GOOD TEA are iolvted to make trial of the Tee ler vale at . the Trkedatterr, can de tithe Diamond, Pitt:Owe - b. Ws au enamor att to have the reputation el selling sae cart ran to Prrorivass., b 10111315 a. RAWL/tall, myt ;Proprietors of the Tea Market. nAVENNE PEPPER-300 Ibv American Cayenne Pepper, inn received, and tor we by my 4 , JEIUD&CO EMPSEED-10 bay jusL reedfor de by H m 74 J . KIDU Et CO DOTASII—I. cask. for sAla by 3 K IDD & mu ' sAht'a,kbliLLA-2,1 FV.ILMILY FLOU R-4 0 tali. farmer lc so pedor brain, In store, and for s.te, by • ms 4 MIUSTIWNG &CROZET& HORSE COLLARS-4 din in store;and for .ale, a eloae cOntiscannnt. by aly4 ARMSTRONG A. CROREIi ITIVER—d3 key in store. and tor - rale by 4' AIthISTRONG tr. CROZER gLit2o .111,11(-1 net and foi me by my{ AB 51STROti k. OH OZER BAGII-100 don twilled, in stote , tind tor ante by re)4, AIMISTRONO .OROEFP LOUISVILLE LIME—UM beg in wire; ror wrly m 74 ARMSTRONG A. UNOZER. cgs agree' as or sale .) • ms 4 AR hiSTUUNIS g.,,CHOZER D6COIV-10,0C0 lbs hog round: reed. 44 isle by 1.1 mJt• AFISIrSTRO:IO n iIIICIZER EOLEL . -10 b pare eider videgiliOar elite b% nye • ARIIISTRONIi L CROZER OFFEE-10 ilabk. Rio II far sale by in 4 ARMS rgotic ellozEß M °l4BB4i---"n "A6ltuMlloll3ll. we by etre CHUZER • -; BONDfor SlOOOlNonm r I h^ eLeg_ore open) AL' wits lost by the subscriber.. co the %terbium 0. Taars.lay, May 2.1.18.30., AB psymer.t of the same his twee stopped, It sti.i therefore be of no use to say persons hot our.elses. The finder will be libensny ,remsnded by leaving It at our stole. No 2.2 Xarket u, arii=g it to as ltur,ugh the Post 05:e0 . . JOHN HANNFN a co IIURPHY & BURCHFIELD ham teeetred, oming, by express, Hiatt Clothe, Black Sada tomien zo s of s, RIM Pow* Luand Mstre; R utat od Silt stream s, Cravat at aortaau e TRIIIPPNIINE-6je."'t teed end for rule et the Dmr Seed, Sad Perfumery Waredome, corner of Slamsad:Wood went. 8 N WICKER9I/Ahl. m 2 BONN= RIBBONS-ISW pieces Opole Ribbon, of. the Latest and most fashionable: styles ma colon am new opealas by 3A A 31./Q , CM &CO my 3 62 Mukyl Kt, COLLARS& CLIFFS—MS F m ren w elwt °agate:l , l , o"; aCO pain Froucti meal Ciale; EIX , pairs Mourning do Received and :tow apectina by soya A A MASON k fb EM UROILIEREU GOODS In 111 their v0n..., o'so 0 ebanrcable !kik Bbavf, Fignred - ood now opening at - A A ma.re , &(1 TAN Or. PITCC—Ni brl. N. C. Tar; kalsaws n liZ co For imie by mita OIL-119dr Lard 019 93 de Tanner& Ott, for tale by m 3 HUEY, BIATTUFACA & CO MMACKEREL.-.6111 Lugo Na 3, it., received far. 3 . 16 ' JOHN 2c CO. MYI Laberg StLll4-25 brls 'prime new,jza•di%fcAVV:..o HEARING -93 ,11.11.:,,,idy(r4.7Tirm F LAXSEED OlL—n tub prise, Goes-Somerset couelY, hut rsceivedi for We by mpi JOHN n'ATT &, CO le by titc.l7'4"'""°' sltP/;Zt4.li S U- 2 - , A r 3l-513/b. ° jOIVrAV;ArT-Ca' °LASBB9-10 lab prime P.M for ule:blT it y.; JOIIN WA CO LRD....1 Erie priIIIO, reo4l, for ode by. my 2 JOHN IN ATI' k CO k `PP . ` T . EA-150 bf obelus Young Hoorn, Guspolagg,, ~,d, Black Teas, on band, and to arrive.q for talc by A:(1111.41/MT,60?4, . inyi 195 Lltaryy at ACKED TEAS of all gsthiss kept eatirataiST oa P hand, and So' ule oot ftaaonablo lents to the 'no., by 1.01 , A CULBEKTSON VAIY—.I3 bales aiewlla r just see'd,•eu for by out A CAS LASEITtION .--- DINDERS , BOARDS—MIA/I astorted musacts, D Ctimbanbargh mumfacutre on hand, for We Lir .1* CIJIALUWON til 0 I'ASH79 pari, for retail by ml 2 ' . J scuoo3oLocskt CO 21 Wood O.IIN-10 bile No 1, fer see by 2 J SCIMONMAKER & CO Smapgraz-1G kegs relined, for sate b - en 79 J SCHOO:4 MA 14 CO DARTS OiLF,FZIT-20 eau of the oeteblated .9 brand, my! 1. • J SCIWONMAKEtt lc CO VSSENTIAL OlLS—tie rgenkot, Lirann, Samaras, Lavender. and tt wanner, can elleth warranted p.m lest received by .1 SCIIOLIN MA Mk &Cu ARD-45kes• OH sea by ; n V VOM BONNIIORST k CO CUINDLE6-24 boart summer tabbibuya Candles for ude by may, • •. S P • VON DONN 1101t3r &CO I , 10 btls Shad:now !maim nal lbrAolol , 7 18A1Al1 bICKEY t CU • • 7 • • 119 Water oa. ba uzborn 6Y• 5 bss Jerre Hair do; , . i.r.s Sherwood do; • • 3 bas Lanier 3 , ..pa . n'nowi Intidirpr, and for sole by (myrj ISAIAIt DICKEY a, CO 111 F. IC-15 Ilene owe landing, cool for ioto: by — El. my? IDAIAN DlCiant &CO IIOCOLATE-20 biirro . Wile by C . veyl ISAIAH DICICF.4" & CO 2 bands tor see by my 2 ISAIAH DICKEY CO _ Huhmer.r.,ll:: ff :o,?,i,r4li,rukftrteub mr2 • • ISAIAH DiCKEY &CO •Cl(ERAtrlll bats o,,V i rrar i l * lt/EA! * * I • Zal
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