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TEI.SGRMI•IIIC NEWS, :cc
Tim Herensin HAILSOLD.—Thi• is a project
ed nil road we presume our readers never he ,rd
of before yesterday. It is certain we never did.
It is intended to run Irvin Greemburge, West-
Moreland county, by way of Wlrit NEWIOII, to the
Wert line of Donnegal township, Wmhington
county, which is on the Virginia lite, within nine
miles of %%magi Its object le to Moire a di
rect rail road route from Wheeling to Philadelphisi
plaiting some twenty miles south of Plitabtigh. "A
• charter Or such a mad was, it memo, weed by
the late * Legislature, and le now a low. It war
incorporated into some one of the numerous Om.
sans bills, on they are called, which are- a die•
grace tei, the State, and ought to be prohibited by
aoastioltlonal etwomeni. How snob a law, con
tenth( several sections, ever got throcoth the Leg
filature, without the knowledge et the public at
-large, which Is so vitally interested, teems to us
=metaled.' Where was Mr. Dude, and Mr. Mc.
Cannock, and others of err members, that they
did not arrest Oda insidious movement
Bat the question now is, how to meta the evil
erects of this careleu or fraudelcot
_The Company will most likely be organmed, and
tree, we suppose the (barter cannot be repealed.
it ha been suggested that the Directors of the
Central Railroad move their Into a few miles from
Creensburgh, so as to prevent a Junction, end
thus kill the snake in this way. There is not much
likelihood of this, however, as we are not v.}
we that Philadelphia Is note party to the, scheme
If it goes into effect, Allegheny county will hove
given her million dollars to little purpose, and Bal
timore is only atomics , away her money by ears
tying her mad up the Ohio river to Wheelicg.
Note Macao.—We give in another colamn,
0002 the National Intelligencex a letter from E.
W. Picwrix, Esq., to Hon. U. bl - 9strrs, the Del
*pito to Congrese,•from Now Mello', giving en
istrjeStilllg ICCOrlrit of the state of affairs in that
territory. As evidence of the excitement existing
there. in regard to the claims of Texas, advice.
from Wuttington stem that intelligerco has reach
ed there that an alarming riot has taken place Is
Santa Fe, which proceeded to such an extent that
the interference of the troops wan requlOid to pre
vent the lou of life and separate the combatants.
The parties were citizens of New Mexico, on the
one aide, and Texans on the other, and the occa
sion of Mr:Anvil was a discussion commenced in
• public meeting, on tho boundary question, awe
the right of Texu to the posseonon of the Tent.
tory. Bat for the intervention of the Government
force,, it is impossible to say where the combat
would have ended.
The attempt of Texts to form her joiladiction
over Nees Mexico lo disapproved of by nearly the
whole country. Nothing, scarcely, could be more
ohnicabis to the 'feelings of the Northern and
Western &ales There issertosa lujuatice in it
width appeals to the manly and correct feelings
of every freeman. Such an outrage can never
be pereaura, and we trust the Govemment wW
• take active mcunres to put a atop to further u•
welts upon the libertier end rights of NewMezi;•
eo, until Coopers hnedisposed of the eubteet in
elms fonts or other.
The New York ,CoLfnercierl, speaking of the
resolutions pasted- at the greet Whig gathering
in Philadelphia, att Monday lau, Qare that they
'aro obeli eouled, and worthy of a WWI gteber
lag; and Cud they would be endorsed by Whigs
allover the 'Union, if atonally should occur for a
'general expression of sentiment by ths Whig
•PallY•e.
it MENILE nirma DEMONSTRATION
Enthusiastic Approval or th• National
and stet• Admtmlatratlon•.
We learn from - the Philadelphia American Mu
the Willits °hie city and County tf Philadelphia
neon Mass Meetlog on Moeday evening,,in the
Chinese Menem, for the parpcso of testifying
their approbation of the policy and acts of the
National and State Executives, and by that sp•
.probation to strengthen them in their coarse ar
regards the Snare. It was a meeting, the per.
pose of whieleappmeled ea.:very Whig sympathy,
sod the respoase was as eathalisMlc as rho mom
supine could have anticipated.
The sasemblage Ailed the vane saloon; and it the
mpeetscle of so large ■ mass of the =immunity win
In itself plethant it was more rain the evideneee
°Malty to Whig principles, and thorough adher
ence to eh@ great Whig leaders, which was Ire
quietly and Unrestrainedly given. The medics
was • gloriosa one for ther Whigs el Philadelphia
proud evidence of her feeling, and ■ manifes
tation most honorable to 'those In whole honor
and support IS was conned. It was a need stir
hod sad coavinc.og testimony that the Whigs of
Pkiladelphis are as one man In their Withal faith,
••dthat they; bare en unfaltering reliance on the
lability and panty of Premident Taylor and Gayer
lobatiton.. . -
• The Hall eras handsomely decorated with doge,
and • bandana placed on the upper platform.
Pilled Deep:wetly during the evening, and receiv
ed several additions from the bands of the delega
tions from tilt various districts, which came In
attar the meeting was organised.
The Hon. Jos. 11. latzuom. was called to the
chair, on 'taking. which he made an elnquerit and
appropriate address to the aasem6sd multitude.
Whig meeting, be wild, was always of in,.
petulance, and more especially now, w h en men
are dtivenly teetotal interests emelt to a fret
ry of political feeling. We Dave POW, as Whigs,
the acme Perktilnenta In guide ea asi our fathers
had( we have a noble leader to Governor
slot,end we el:crash in our heart of brans the
goo and gallant General Taylor. Disution sod
divialoa had been imputed to the Wmin.' but
while they he'd fast and tree to these gallantlead.
. en, noald there be disclaim)! There never was
greater cause for the Whip, to -triumph in their
Macre than - at preee ot.
When cease there by • time before whet we
' had a Whig President, and a Whig &ate Execu
tive, Together they formed •galray oft:my—but
their brightness was ter their only merit. The
meteor the Governor of Peuraylvaele were be
yond price. He deviaed measures on his coming
into omoe,to redeem the Commonwealth ilael
Joeidof obtaationr e nod from a degradation which
had made her a by.word an! a reproach among
the nations. Through his wantons her honor Mtn
been raterried, and It he. beet accompitabed by
- manly vigor, early interposition, and William
Ulnas.
He hid little acithitintanee with Div. Johnston,
and would not flatter Neptune for his trident, or
Jove for biz power to thunder; balm would say
that aman who, by hie acts bail redeemed the
Commonwealth from deep dirgeace, deserved all
•
to. pr , also theta grateful heart could render."
.
After the reading of letters from mations dim.
itaisaahed gentlemen, (among which was one
..!rem the lion plata Haar rem, from thW
getterating the same sentiments contained to hi.
address to the Costar Convention but Wellness
day,) the folaorrilg.. teoololroos were ()tiered by
Wm. B. Reed, P.m, and unanicutitWty'adeite'd:'
1. Evolved, That yielding to no ordinary ims
pulse of gratitude, we dearer to espress to the
OCITIMPI of Penneylvalds, otu unto of the Oat.
ty and pistuotisot of Ms conduct during the set
elan of the legislature, now happily brought le a
chose; his rouble median of the priemplenfor
the maintensoCiof which he lan electedibte
motion of the hesinese Interests of the whole COn-.
itovency he re resent hie rapport of the. Cont.
flggillenit'aUsWliddlitlthS ol o4l 4 4 l hiltelltYte.
the-Union to which an unwavering course 0
HMittrlation has pledged Pennsylvania
2, Resolve:l,nm .yrbesm.ciallythank Govern-
Wtibietifhteitie
me boltaf.lY.st4ted - Stu to cOtomatid.conviction
[and relfeel!seSdn fromilthlttical opprinints, to the
, tiret4pportidenterit. Billisaktolatinxiblation oft=
afid , afiffrfifitiet , OfnikluttiOfilaild of Rag
elearest4ithl.ofthel cititeishi'er iißepeblicaz coto,
.
mpritry,:thiStif. rk t , reteitithloilon, was...sittemeb'
itt 411:be:ip . actia .1010.st.Ilityr; By irtmreing stfdh
a trienctire," he hie done ruMforito tho.people, and
averied.the disdord, danger, end die-.redo which
nitre's:lotted unectiistiintlonal legislation inevitably
involves. The rell,ctims people of Peuttsylvania
of all pullet., will thank him ice protecting them.
• 3. Resolved, That as Peunsylvenian., citizen.
of a State whoop loyally to tie Union and the
Constitution hes never faltered, even when under
the farms of the Constitution, her dearest interest.
have been sacrificed, which has always yielded
implicit obedient.° to every well ascertained oh.
ligation of the Federal compact, however repot.
Mee le mem local sentiment, we thank our Chief
Mrgistrate for his assertion of Penaaylvania's faith
mid loyalty and eleady principle, in his incense
of the 22d March, MO, a State paper, in its apirit
and manly petriotiam, worthy of the best days and
beet men Mlles Republic.
4. Resolved, That our thanks are doe notonly
to the Executive, butte the Whig minority In the
Legislature 'Deluding our repreeentatives to both
Emma, who under eircummacces of no ordinary
embartassment, not only proteled the interests
Immediately confided to them, but hugely aided
le defeating many measures designed lathe over.
throw of the policy and
pro.ciplea of government
fur which we have so long and resolutely canton.
dad.
5. Resolved, That having thus estimated. our
elneere feeliege with ref.-mace to the Executive
and Legislative administradon of the State, we
cannot refrain from directing anxious attention to
the Councils of the National Government, and the
deferred hope which begins to weary the heart of '
Penasylvana, as each profitless day passes by and
no thought Items to be bestowed on thane prat
tical and enbataotial interest. on which the cid
seas of thin Commonwealth an largely depend.
G. Resolved, That the people of Peoosylvania,
ber rumen., matmlactorern sod mechattice, have
a right to demand, and demand in respectful eare
erne., that Gangrestrhould consider and to mama
way act on those measure, of financial policy
comprehending a revision of the tariff, so as at
lent to secure its fair application, Which the Ex.'
cameo of the Union has earnerly oozed on their
consideration- The hard worktog Ilan 01 Penn
eylvania, her farmers and miners, and colliers and
manufacturer, and mechanics, have at least a right
to bootie their doom, and it in poor ectisolation far
them to be told that they must Bran till the apt.-
lion of all other parts of the countty is composed
Five mouths ago was thel ;nitration of Commas
called to these and kindred avh,p-cta of practical
interest by the Pmaideut whom Pennsylvania so
largely contributed to elect, and whom es ber true
nod faithful friend, tube delights to honor, and to
this day no one of them has received from ourses
a moment', serious thought. Againat this neglect
P. nosylvanis earnestly ptutesta.
7. ILevolved, That in reference to the great poll.
cy of protection to donsmtio industry, so far as
Perawylvapia's intereela aro concerned, the mod.
crate and saf protection which being frothed to
no extreme, moy be permanent and reliable for
the conduct of htlainere, we owe deep gratitude
to the President' of the United States and his Ads
ministration, and &enema], to the Secretary Mike
Treasury, who, In entering the councils of the
nation hes been tine to the Interests of thee,
among whom his life has been Domed, and who
has winch' to show that in this, the interests of Ms
native State are the inter...of the nation.
S. Resolved, That the people of Pennsylvania
—tor on this matter of protection there is really no
thetoogh di•lsion of parties—mill cherish and fors
ever will cherish the hymen of taws, mesons,
end encourameg domestic industry by import
ties fairly and epeefically a/pariah:ed. And again,
in a lone of respectful waiiiing—waretng which
the unerring commercial signs around us ebould
make Impreasive—we call upon Congress to do,
once begin to do, its duty of magical legialation.
9. Resolved, That to view of the ruinous post-,
poi:amen t of practical legislation, and from no in
, oensibility to the great doctrinal queations which
foe fire weary months have daturbed the public
mind and engrossed the attention of Congress,we
have a right to hope that what to known in the
Slavery question may moo Its decided ; and most
- especially hove we a right to hope—for to this,
without dissent, men cf all parties look with inter.
eft—that California, the cemmtiony which hes
started mho full and vigorous manhood on the
coasts of the Pae.fic, which in every element or
vigor and enterprise is literally bane art cur brine
and flesh cd our firsh—which nu formed Its Re
publiese constitutiou, nod having done ao,
the constitution.' right tt adiniesion—ehould be
recognized as one of thew United States, admitted
without farther delay, and without being depend.
not on other measures of less urgent necessity.
10. tteeolved, That in view of California being
at once admitted to the Union, and the commerce
of that. wonderful region, whoa, resources, after
a neglect of centuries, our American enterprize
has first developed, being made part of the domes
tic commerce of the nation, the people have
watched with interest the progress of the negocis
*done, which, on honorable term., PrJrnitte
ewe the completion, Or the world's benefit, of
another gigantic communication between the At
lantic, and Pacific, the harmonious' adjostment of
claims of distant and uncertain jurisdiction, the
postponement, we may hope forever, by &link and
manly diplomatic intercoUrre, of. any conflict be
tween melons whom interests are those of peace ;
and it is one of the bright honors of Whig states•
maeabin to beim accomplished • result lite this.
If. Resolved, Tina in the electlot ofGeg.Tay
lor the nation was remind en Administration of
pence, and nobly has tb ot promise been redeemed;
and on iso point more hilt:Sally than in the strict
msintenance, by the Esecutive, of the neutral oh-
Scathing of the moats} ; for active as our symps•
tides naturally are with the efforts of freedom all
over the world, the good sense of the people re. I
volts from the mob and exorbitant policy which
would involve us in prtfidess and desperate eon.
flirts beyond our borders, and it I. becatee of its I
consonance with • du• stoic cf duty and can.
formity with weliThacertained law, we cordiay
approve of that policy of resolute Leutrofity to Mr
ego nations which the pretest Administration has
so esramoly asserted. It le a palmy not only safe
and honorable,but calculated to strengthen thane.
Con', arm when raised in just resentment
la Re/aired, That in the opinion of this meet
ing, and the comemnity it representn,there teem
was greater necessity of union and barmoolons
action on the part of thee; especially in Penney!.
mein, who elected the present Chief Megistrate
of the United Stater—that, boned together as we
ate, by tics °lenient and well tried political sym
pathy, be coalman desire to keep what we bane
gained. by common iaterests deeply Involved, by
all the fellowship which, when pore and patriotic,
makes a patty croon and tennis rhea, it is our do•
ty to rely round the State and National Adorimes
tuitions, our President and our Governor, and
show them, an we can do if we choose, that the
people who elected them are Manikag by them
still.
13. Resolved, Thrit eheriehing there feelirgs of
peewee] as well LI political regard. herincmsing
as these feelings do with * sense of the r' create
of the community, we, the eifecoa cf Emma
Penney tannin and of Philadelphia, desire to give
General Taylor • welcome to onr homes. We
der‘re to show him that the enthusiasm which
led as among, the find to his support. is a living
spirit yet, and to thank him to his face, by a joy
ous welcome, in which all who claim to be Amer.icans will join, for havhsr kept his faith, the faith
pledged by a long lit, of seducer public service,
of being true to the Conatitation. the Union, and
the interests of the whole country.
11, Resolved, That the chairman nepotist •
Committee, to consiet of idly citizen, of the city
and county, to Invite the President to visit Phila
delphia at such time this Sommer or Fall UP may
be consistent with his public done., and that these
reaolotiona be published.
The Hon. Joseph-B. Chandler, followed in en
able sod stirring speech. He Was succeeded by
Charles Gibbons, Esq. who offered two resolutions,
which, dice some opposition and modification,
spre adopted in the following farm :
Resolved, That while we tender to Ihn Pent
dent of the United States the swerance of our
unabated confidence in his devotion to the welfare
of the people, we cannot . withhold • public ex
pression of our continued regard and admiration
foe Fleury Clay, tho patriot statesman, whose ger
vire. to the country we rim!l ever hold in grate
ful remembrance, and whose recant efforts to
perpetuate and streogthen cur glorious Upton
have rendered his name and his fame still more
dear and illustrious.
Resolved, 'That the efforts that have been made
in daemons parts of the country to cretin feelings
of &went and animosity between General Taylor
and Henry Clay, and thus create dissension and
dittracrion In the tanks of the Whtg party, meet
with the unqualified and emphatic condemnation
of the Whigs of Philadelphia.
Craig Biddle and Morton McMichael, Esq.,
followed, and the meeting finally broke op with
three cheers for Old Zak
DIATti no R.,. Jowl NILIALAND MantT.—The
Mobile Herald, of the 29th ult., fully corroborates
the report by telegraph, of the death of the Rev. J.
N. Mast. The Herald soya:
"Leta yesterday evening. after a few hoops of
rover. Wotan, John Newlaod MaSt breathed Ms
last, an the residence of Major Ceamberlain, at
$OOO after the attack, Dr. Games
teas called In and fouhd the patient suffering tmm
escruchtting pain lathe pit of hi. stomach. Med
icine was speedily admiahocred, end a favorable
chaise occurred la a few mientes. Afterwards
cermet wee given with the harpll or,, T, t h e
cold and clammy state of the extremities and mar
line giving place to a geode, warm, end healthy
slow. Roth phriciso and patient thought the
danger passed. • Bct soddenly the pain returned,
and shifting to •the region of the 0011./1, soon pro
duced death. Do. Gaines denominates it a spasm
of lbelluat.
“Thushaa pasted away suddenly .nod
rutt I gn7 - rth '. La' figured
e t M rr i t a y ' yea t I Y ra m
we
All
this time, he enjoyed strong and unflinching
friirteihtpr; whlla, at the Mane limo, he was be
aet with spirited and onceistrig opposition, both fa
and out of church. Ile has gone to settle hie ac
count.; therefore, let his good deed. be remem
bered, and whatever that is crust:able ingetten..
mon WASHINGTON.
Corr.:porde.," of iltorPlusliargh Gnat*.
Wampum' ts, Jane, 3.
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The Impertinent newt
eating Debate lot the lexiati....itiSits
•aigpS: srritseunw.leo
Gana and nem Intstors...glase iUnk
fast by the Iffitehdhsetii •
euutimg newt Irons Cuba.t, , dirsduccd . ...„ •
semation.. y
itlVdede he= this i n, but if VIA eecw•r•
iiiieTaitliftd, you will hate receivetkiiin abstalital
'e;iiiitin for the next iiseiClel your p4r. The de
tiffiltre not yet given - 'With Mach :olehrtibt
tb'eielientsvehlch, it aPpetii ctirieldir'vely estittg. l t,
have talreaphtce, are a abeh • to .nsager imput . a.
tlVely necessary the immediate and misnernwOtio
interpwition of our Government. Ancill MO niter
poseil.. The ;sashimi assumed byGeneral Campbell,
the American Consul at Havana, is ettoirmalY cor
rect. He demanded the surrender of the Americans
captured at the Island of Contoy, and committed
to the Moro, on the ground that there was no proof
that they had been engaged in any unlawful enter
prise, bringing thorn within the criminal jurisdic
tion of Spain. Contoy, he eatd, very truly, where
they were taken, belongs to Mexico, and if the
presumption was reasonable that they contemplated
e violent •gpmrsion open Cube, they had not mani
fested that purpose by any overt, hostile act. He
therefore demanded that they . should be delivered
to him to be sent to the United States to be tried,
and if found guilty punished for • violation of her
neutrality laws. This request was reasonable, and'
should have been promptly complied with, but the
Dons, with that stupid pride and iesufferable am,
mince which seems ever to blind them to their true
internal, even refused to notice the Consul's corn
munication, and General Campbell of course'.
promptly appealed tothe ultimo ratio of diplomacy,
and appealed to the nearest naval officer of the
United States, to support the honor of his country's
flag with the.force of her arms. Finding a second
demand for the release of thri men ineffectual, and
a threat of bringing the Frigate Albany, under ecen.
mend of Captain Randolph, within the mole, dive
gerded, expresses, invoking the further aid and in
structions of the Government, were dispatched,
which reached here on Friday last, and elicited the
decided orders of which I gave you a sketch by
telegraph, and which I imagine to be substantially
correct.
If the reports upon which I have based the above
biief narrative be true, we have another signal
proof of the energy and prompincw of the presor t
administration in repelling •• wrong done to our
cheerio in any part of the World, even though per
petrated by a powerful Government, acting under
a mistaken view of its own rights The appreben
aions of war,whieh have been indulged In by some,
Ido out cotton:Witt all warnintet by the facts. On
the appearance of a large naval force before Ha
vana, with instructions fresh from Washington to
proceed to remrettuties, unlerla the men be delivered
up, I hire no doubt that they will be promptly
handcd over, and that will be the end of the
matter.
The debate in the Senate this, afternoon. wits ex
ceedingly interesting. Juke Douglass, of Illinois,
took occaaion to show up left. Deem' repudiation
of the non-intervention doctrine on which the last
campaign wan fought. He showed that all Davis'
amendments to the omnibus hill, in regard to sla
very in New Mexico, meant this and o,thlng More
---the interference of the General Government in
favor of slavery in that territory. Davis seemed
surprised at an attack from such a quarter, and at
tempted to mistily the matter by a cloud of words,
but it was all of no use, for Douglass would not let
him up, but contended that be made an issue di
rectly spinet the Cass doctrine of nma-mterven
tion. Davis was finally' constrained to make
a semi-admission that such was the fact, and said
mat be had never stood upon thstiCass platform, but
had accepted General Cass only as a choice of
<yds. This of comae raised a laugh at the Gen
eral's expense, which he took very good humored
ly, shaking his fat aides nod ample stonweh, until
I really became alarmed for his corporeal integrity.
He replied to Douglaw,.Davia, and others, but
evaded the true tante. He stood by the Nicholson
lettin, but omitted to say , how he should vote in
I regard to the Davis' amendment, which was the
particular question at iSSQO. This shat hug anti an
swer for a little while, but the old gentleman will
sorely be smoked out, before the "bitter enders"
of the South, upon one hand, and the Free Sailers
of the North, open the other, are dime with him:
Scotts.
Wulmorrox, Jane 4111,1650.
CIOSIZIff Debate an . California In the
Douse— Temper of the North— Mr.
itarapUna—Mr. Crowell-What wIII
thatten ; dot Mr. Clayton . and Cuba
Am•ads.
I have not lately given that attention to the de..
bates of the House which their impedance de
serves. The whole of the week is expected In
be occupied with the general discussion upon the
California bill, which la to cease on Tuesday next
at two n'clock. Is is now past nine o'clock in the
evenhig, and the business of speech making is
going on with maillaggleg. energy' and seal.
was discovered yesterday that so many members
Were still desirous of expressing their sentiments
no LIM great question of the day, la that form
to which they would be.most acceptable to their
constituents, that II would be net-clear, to sue-
render the whole of the intervening eleven days
between this ',and the time ■ppomted far the
close of debate, to their use and dimposal. It was,
therefore, agreed that, after the coaclosion of the
usual morning hairiness, the Ccramitteo of the
Whole should be formed, and should continue in
session jot oolong as any considerable number of
members chose to remain. In pursuance of this
arnthgement, we may expect ao avenge of nix or
eiritextra speeches to be delivered a day. Four
were got Mt yesterday, and about nine will have
been delivered this aftermath and evening.
Perirorylvania made herself heard to pretty
good'petrpose comporallyMy early in the debate.
I perceive, however, that your able and vigilant
Representative, Mr. Hampton, was courting the
eye of the Chairman this morning, but I think
there wan an understanding between certain
members and Mr. Boyd, who presides, by which
Mr. llamptonlaclaima would be deterred for an
other day. One of the meet tormenting sill edoos
which the sin and tall of Adam entailed upon his
race—a raging toothaehe—bas prevented my at.
widance where -most the wise do congregate,
mince three o'clock, so that I cannot speak of whet
has since taken place.
The cause of the Iree States Is _nobly 'minified
la this dosing grapple between the antagonisms or
oar domeatio Maul of the speeches op.
on oar side daintily great acuteness and power of
moment, consistent firmness, and high reeele.
lion, the very qualities whmh we most require at
this crisis. Mr. Crowell, of.Ohlo, made 110:1 excel.
lent deka= of the liberal mod pastiche immanent I
which governs the Whig pally of this Biala apoe
this question, and at the same time exp'a•oed
with contrinelog clearness what were the relative
rghle of the Gee and slave Stites, in respect to
sus controversy, and asserted the determination
of tho farmer not to be driven from whet they
believed (belt um, and rightlel ruffian, by Wile.
dation or threats of reiolationary scheme..
Hr. Crowell said that la" thereecanmendabon
of the President that Calibrate be admitted, ho
moat heartily concerted. He was to favor or tter
Immediate admission,. unembarrassed with say
other abject of kilslation, wait her promise
boundancs, and with berglorious tree laminations.
He was most anxious ito give the young Water •
hearty grectang Into ciar family circle. Ha ae,
moored the objections . made to,the admissions(
that State; and said, if the ehargeibililhe President
his interfered be true, be could not see bow mach
InlefftrellCO could Impair the right of any State,
and. prevent her admission; it certainly, on milieu
principle, could inure l the injury of California.
Tba President, in the Most mar toile manner, de•
sled all undue interference, nod ;hie ought to
satisfy all unprejudiced minda Mr, King, the
special agent, denies Il the members of Coerces
from California deny II; and the newspapers re•
calved from San Francisco indignantly deny the
charge. It tias no foundation is fact. The friends
of CaliLarnindid not 'inirodace the question of
Slavery into the debate. It had bean forced own
them; and now let It be undo:Wood that they are
wilting to meet U.
Far one, he preferred the turbulence of free
dom to the calm quiet •of despotism. The way of
life was not more carefully guarded (after the do
obedience sod expulsion of Adam and Eve) by
the flaming sword of the Seraphim, than the hve
dom of the territories was by the wise and patriot.
is legialation of those who achieved our indepen•
dente, and established oar free republican WA.
lotions. He denied that this is a pro.slavery piss
evornent. An examination Into the preamble of
the Constitution shows, that for this claim therein
no foundation. Oar revolotknrary fathers, fresh
from the .battleAeld, alter having broken the op
p.". 0. own, Rod won glory for themselves sad.
libeny far their Country, carefully excluded the
trim "slaTerr from the Constitution.
The probable eaten a the House next week
a ypti n o, 3 4o be tie subject of muchprtrate..re
tpyE de. I hope eU will end Weil
otiskthat 7 idi;.*iii.4,raer will p.sailiukaviita
itfilititrie. I eiiiiirate nothing, Witoi - ray
. 00 stela , sairmearit tattenivietnatritievirx
upto brink.ltheitt ,iteik.Wtait4 Melt.
ohiirecter. TiteSiehirtilellittrentioit titbit ehit:
nputtau the ; lroUlfmakand cabatastrulryougagni
betikttlta curtain. Its procemliana are
IC3tt?s for fait-driy . ( 4. day by the Southern te6-
blinyfrpany4ilitihiatereat it :a aot atfaftcrieF
of-r Af t, Thalrarlrae*le sas.mbll seems mam;
pr j eff, for tbeitratalr*ment of the AtitinprtgaXti
promise Hee,. i s :fUnect about u feariblp app , fa
traUplant tha:.pleihantes were of the fdleaLuippb
till—Northernr men .look upon the rtairia df Mb
miserable conientied of fanatics and plotter with
the tame quiet contempt abet the mutt of cue peo
ple feel and maltreat Or the sapiens and dotep al .
thou lonataca the Garrimm Abolitlontata.
The renewed Cuba excitement effectually
"puts to rest all speculations upon Mr. Clayton's
retirement from office. I have the beat reason for
.rating that Mr. Clayton ham thought of withdrew.
Mg from the caren.d labors of official station, but
has at the tame time uniformly declared that be
would never leave the President ending associates
in administration while his services we* it quit.
ed to steer the ship of State safely through doubt.
lot and dangerous channels. He will never
abandon ditilcultice said responsibilities, however
much he may prefer the ease and quietude of psi.
vats life to the toils of his present positiot.
I must make the amours to father Ritchie en
one point. He has primed the testimony and the
several repona in the G.lphin cape, according-to
the order of tho House, and has supplied the
members with one copy each. I have procured •
copy, and by the gnat mail may send you an ab
•tract of the evidence. losom
Froze the Nationet latelbgeneer.
Stale of ninth" In Now Monica.
Wasuctorox, Tune 3.
GENTLE-XS, W ill you do Me the, favor to pub.
lish the enclosed letter, base just 'received
from a gentleman of great intelligence and rape..
tability, who Is just in from New Maxie°, who tau
patted the hut year there, and who is capable of
deurdsing things now transpirini in that Terri.
Kevectfully,
your obedient servant,
HUGH N. SMITH
•
Sr. Loins: Otto.) May 24.
•
IitIGEI N. Sauna, Washington.
nrata Sur I left Rana Fe on the 17th of April
and arrived here two or three days since; sod be
finning that events which tramp"red previous many
leaving, and those transpiring, with their causes,
drit , may be of interest to 300, as Delegate from
New Mexico. I have determined to write to pun.
A large Majority orates people. of the terntory
have nenifested time and .again their preference
for a Teri:tore! Government, and at the very lest
trot of the question it was shown, even le t+ tits
Fe, the stronghold of the State 'party, that there
were ten to one to favor of • Ternional Govern.
ment; but smte the snivel of the Texan Commit.
stoner, who comes with threat, In bra mouth •that
if the Jurisdictional Texas m om submitted to qui
etly, Texas will march a eaCient force into 'the
country to compel submission,. an almost univer
sel cry has been raised to organize ti State Govern.
meet, in belief that the Governmeatthey Levees!,
ed for and desire, above all others, will not be giv
en thetn during this session of Congnws.
They are determined to resist Texas to rue rt. may
until resistance Is Impossible, and that they may
make that resistance feasible and effectual, they
molt have a Government; and a State Govern.
meat being the only one within their ream, they
have Assorted to that, not Injfri choice, but from no
..
ashy.
TheY were willing to laugh at the claim of Tex
as while peaceable means were used to extend it,,
but when threats of force come with it, they are
ready to meet force with force, and to hurl bock is
her teeth the empty and baseless claim which the
wishes to force upon them. The means placed by
the cawing laws m their hands will be used against
Texas, while those meths will do; and when they
fail, resort will be had to any wale) which can L.
successfully opposed to her. If the minionsof
Texas mop authority in New Mexico, they will
he pootched by the laws of the Tenloary as MA ,
pert. You need not imagine, however, that be
came they have commenced orginizing a Govern..
meat for a single particular purpose, that therefore
they are diminished with your efforts at Waheing.
too, or that they really wish any other Government
than that which they sent you to pro : ore ; on the
contraty, let the Congress chow that the wishes of
the people of the Territory will be regarded, and
that the moment the scheme of a State Govern
meat will be abandoned at once, and thew would
return at once to the demand for a.Territocud Got.
ernmenz
The feeling - 16kb I nave attempted to show is
not that al Santa Fe alone, but of she whole people
- , --Americans end Mexicans--and it Is expressed by
them in their resolutirnis and private leuers with a
bitterness greatly augmented by the course- which
Tel.. has seen ta to pursue, and al th ough, should
the Government of the United States turn them over
to the tender mercies of Texas, they would .submit
to the sentence, yet lam sure that it could not be
any thing but a great misfortune to New Mexico
and Teas, but also to the United State, as blood
would be the-result in the end. The -whole coun
try is tearfully exasperated against Tans, and al
thongh her corninisaioner is every where treated
with respect a the representative of one of the I
States of the Union, vet it is with thareool deter
mined forbearance w hich abourelery_„elterly what
may be expected from them the icoraciftlheY dnd
their rights Invaded by those whom they hove no
great reason to love.
Since your election by the Convention in Sep.
'ember last, I bare been almost all over the territo-
ry, rind contemnd freely with the people - on these
and other subjects, and have reason to know, and
more you candidly, that the facts which I have
above stated are true. I have gone from . nta Fe
to El Paso on one Isidore' die river, and back onthe
o ther,and from the extreme western wtileinents ti)
the eastern, and besides have conversed with oth
ers from all the rations parts of the Terrritory, and
find their ofiservatioas agree in every particular
with none. •
' The Indians areLbecorning more impudent and.
daring every day, and unless troops qualified roe
service in that country ere sent there soon, Santa Fe
itself will hardly he secure from attach. Every
day almost there um accosts given or route
lash depredations and more daring deeds being
commuted
The day I left the frontier of New Mexico (the
19th of April) the Indiana (thought to be Licarins)
came within three miles of Los Vegoirrythich base
garrison of one company of Infantry anti one cont.
Poly of Artillery, (mounted,) and killed three men,
and toot thirty or forty mules belonging to Jose
Pley. Things like this may be Imakedlor coaster*
ly, as the troops in the Territory are not of the kind
needed there, and know coating about the country,
nor the proper manner of fighting din Indians there.
Move heaven and earth to get she native regiment,
as they look upon that as their only hope for protec
tion, and every one who know, any thing of the
character of the rountry,the Indians, and the real
dents, must know that a regiment of men bred to
'lndian warfare, and knowing the Indian character
well, must be worth half a dozen regiments of men
who fight according to rule only, and when, called
upon for service in any other way than that to which
they have been bred are unable to rends it. The
impotence and Inefficiency of the troops now in
New Mexico ought to be a convincing evidence
that they are not hued for the service YOUrg, re
spectfully, .E. W. PREWITT.
AITIZUPT or a CASTA ov TOT. Esousn Consent
To Cosner Too Pore—The following letter,
which we find published in an
,English paper, of
the latest dates, may or may not be Into in some
of llSsottements—that espectally as to Ike ropa's
di•ponitlon to release the vow of celibacy in the
clergy. It will be read with interest
A letter renal Rome, dated May 241, sop:—"One
of the man interesting occurrences of list week
was the interview of the Reverend Dr. Townsend,
canon of Durham, with the Pope. 1 omationed to
a previous letter that the Rev. Doctor's object Was
to endeavor lo.',indoco his Rainless to . do away
with the bickerings, anintositiea„ and political dis
cord. •which keep the veriuu• denuminatima of
Chriethms aeparate and at enmity, by calling •
general ccumcil to establish the basis of a univer
eel creed. It was certainly a bold attempt for •
Protestant clergymen to convert the Pope hunself,
but the doctor was resolved to heard the lion iu
Ms dent, and on Friday last he went to the encounter
in full drew canonic/es After baying knelt in
kin the Pope's hand, 1)r. Townsend was invited'
by his Holiness to take a chair, and an animated
conversation comment,' in Latin, a fit language
for cootrtiventy, and in Which the disputants
might or presuined to be a match for each other.
The Pope was upon the whole very tolerant, es
may be imagined flout his having nut only listened
with calmness to Dr. Townsend's arguments in ID
. _ . .
vet of releasing the Catholic clergy from their vow
of celibacy, but also assured him that he entertain
ed serious ideas of adopting such • plan lathe ear
ly pan of hi
ll reign, envermilly alter having recelir.
ed pressing rs upon the subject from Germany,
but that in the present state of lowly, and indeed of
the whole continent, any innovation on his part
would be dangerous, even if he hod the power to
act freely, which he bad not, being by no means
the free agent that he was on his brat acoession to
the throne. The seine objection would prevent
him from calli n g a general council, or attempting
to node the great and divided tinnily of Chatiane,
although be ~rully .admitted the grandeur - id-the
scheme, protelled his own desire for peace and har
mony, and wept et Dr. Townrend's eightniastic
picture of England recognizing in Pio Nino, the
bead or. universal church. Alter three gunner...of
an hour's discussion the Rev canon tool: his leave,
plactng in the hands of hes Holmes • document con.
mining the principal heads of his argument, which
appears to hare mode some impression OD the Pop
tid's mind, judging troth the fact of his having sent
Who doctor's residence on Sunday last, onl two
days *ft& the inwrview, reptewing to be me • e
quirned.with the perm, of Dr. Townsmid's rate
—he hid jest gone to Replan—an he should ih
like to have some more conversation with hen."
Tux Eats Csnas.-1111 the ninicipations of the
disestroas diameter of the bleak in the tie Canal
at Busbnall's Basin; bars been snore thatpralised.
thelic;chesief Daily Adiernieti+Y. •
"We visited the 'cane of action this mornifig, and
futhdthlt. the eisWolinitat about forty?rod, , wat
of Bushnell'. Basin bad washed away to a level
with the flat below, upon the tow path aide. The
heighrof the embankment is about 3.5 feet TM
width of th e breath at OAS place is about 60 fact at
the top, and Mat the bottom. But this ca nothing liritPllr 11011a`HM.D hens Jett zezeleed
in itself, when Compared with the amount of mutt * hew I, l4 l Tot o eLd. 3 ", k et.e . 7.lheata debt Ptehh i .
-thae•hatt weeleed Out; from both mat `alaea LlZWilii: liarenuniata istatr.infTel i do
si,1040:0 1* Fent.: Foes distance; of uncut blown ds latu sc. gng hnad.
ieetle.theteelnie "Nal the 6,2 4 leir.,,POtt eautUallk . MO , teoe rested., EritilLA and Sweatt
alVedeteroste-itwoy &gulf CX shore ozzo..lo,feet wnk. in-gew t o oom. and az-verr pneou
to depth. plata. Seared and wain striped detains of all knots
s'e ITAfabily4ithatlizeliirbsten — Witabedkrtlifty,fgerd owe 4.ltato : bora or tit Milder andecolom
gl Owns chitzes, print', ke., melt mut comer
tharmstur upon the thtlehele!Neg ie t th4 M ia l""" of"Fourthind Market
she,
ice
-14. 1 4 *PAO( laptheilked tiP444' .
he least caleolaMM, more !hett42 oo ,r , ete•
Sid feaurziwidi , Litis.htett retnandob. .1116zwidgn,
mad Inuit, bo.serahaussidschlre navigation can tie
ntaimdp o Tl+ I t rwm. C dstivate we heard rondo., by
thine tho gat Ow
o moutuj, ear drv? ,
l"Wpack sPv . o;c4o, -- ina war a *ln
thir terraces oS • 11.100.1nett two - arcelar.to
parte tile, work, thVecultar nalitee ..the acul,
Isiah la adod, ten°. Vint the tebektboubd be Well
'Whin ire left-the ((and at 1 o'clock thit-P.11.,
abont 150 men Were oUwork, and 'Superintendent
Thompson was using . great exertions to swell the
number to 1000. It at probable that nearly that
Dumber will bo nt work by to morrow.
The breach nt Cmddistaus been repaired; andbrute
are Faccung h.
RESIGNATION or A CATZOLIC Parmr.—A card
from:-Etar. Mr. Brown," who says he is a (,)stho.
lie priest, from Frante, appears in the Richmond,
Virgmia, paper,., declaring that be has " resigned
all functions of the sacerdotal minfstiy," after ha,
tog discharged for tar, years the pastoral tune•
lions of a Catholic dongregatioh, attended by Ger-
man and French ' ople, living in Richmond.—
He gives among Others, the followieg reasons
therefor:
'•I minuet help din avowing that my principles,
in regenlto the temporal power of the Pope, and t o
many other respects, are not in harmony with the
principles of the Church of Rome. I think the
sovereignty of the rope in contrary to the doctrines
sad examples of Christ, an obstacle to the liberty
and welter,, of the people, and a calm of dis•
card and trouble to the political and religious
world."
Gmcruat. Qurnma.--Geueral Lopez In him ad.
dram, intended to have bees famed to his follow•
era to ease of cocoas*, in speaking of the Cohan
flag, makes the folfoariog• Walton to a diatirgulakh•
ed American oftlier, supposed to be General
Quitman:
"Thu patriotic people °falba Will rally in "JnY
and enthusiasm to its support, while you leave be
hind you untold thnuaands, eager to treed In your
glorious track, under the lead or ono of the moat
eminent chief. lathe unparalleled Mexican um.
pent.; nnleu tndeed we anticipate them by con.
summating mar splendid task betme they have
um° to folloa."
Gassy EOM *Batty. The Dorchester Mil.
len Bank was colored on Saturday night, sod
robbed of 635,000: The robbery was discovered
early on Sunday monolog by the sestteriolf of
bills on the road, In the vicinity of the Bank. The
thieves IS their haStejto escape, (hopped DO Isu
than 6500 or 600 In bills or various otactsoloatiour,
some of them quite new =Ono or the officers uf
he bank wastmatedialelynnonsed, Who repaired
to the Bank buildiOg, up og entering they found
the inside door open, (be. vaults. though secured
b 'daub . ° iron doors Woken. Fab e ken had droned
the cots to door, and the inner lock bad been for.
cad by gempoweer. ' All lee money. was carried
off There mere four locks upon one door and
'two upon another; with bonds of Imo covering the
pad looks. and these securrd again by pad loch.
Of the money Wok.. 629 000 was m the bills of
the Dcrchester and Maori Beek, of callous deco.
m creiona, 11450 le Ulu:timber banks, 111000 in
cold god elver tied op In small bagr. The rob*
bin took all tbuterot at the front door, which they
locked alter there. Oifiners are In tot pursuit of
the
Ofja.D. IsCLtres, Ural Pans-7 We great Amen•
eon remedy for Cos of tie most ferannalfle ills that
gest, to heir 10, is new acknowledged &opener to any
mediAne of the kind ever offered to the nubile. The
action le anal, certain, sod attendant with en un
pleasant result. It ban never been tried without pro•
dieing the most solitary egret Compounded by one
of the most eminent physicians in oar country, i t is
the medicine whlGh *defter, skill, and experieuce
Okla to human serering. Call and purchnee abos
For sale by J. KIDD & CO, No 60 Wood moot.
e34lfrAed •
LOCIAN,. WILSON dr. Co.,
120 WOOD ST., ABOVE pwrll, .
Have jaw received lame aildivions to their
SPRING arncroF HARDWARE, CUTLERY la
Imported by 'bib packets from 'Europe, and to
winch they would enpreially call the attention
of purchaser., hetteying it eir Vet , / even•
slu
e crocks Red low prices will give
enure satisfaelio.
wayiklawlyT
DII. D. 1113 NT,
•
:-..jko • Dendat. Comet of tout*
and Decatur, between
cett-al yin
_ _
. .
T - 3 - Ev. /flux Devig. thalynakineb, Co taw Down,
.1, Ireton:l, wil preach le the Alit°CUM Rearmed
March; DC. Prewlyst Allegheny CDT. to
row 10.11.10, at half out 9 o'clock. . loin
ASMART active lad, from 0 to 19 Yenta of ate,
one who can tome well reeanneended for honesty
nto general good habita t . None other need apply.
SHACKLE:TT it Willa:
•
108 101 Wood street
aiWnuoxyl NEW BOONS 1
At Bateau' Lticrory Mpg, Third strew, of ponte
Mr Pose Offer.
HARP ER'S Now Olonthly altigerina for Jane.
Itlorniao col!-111ra. parti and 10.
Hanes NlOrcharits , Mega:lnc fir Joao,.
Eclectic. afaansitmlor June.
Litteltlri Liam* Aim—No:MG. .
Roam Shatopearc—Nol7.. ,
Dictionary of Mechanics—pall 11.
Pictorial FUN Rook of the Ravoladon —yarnl& I.
Thu Stevan- R. 11. Carlon. R.Q.—pan s.
Tan Muer , . Daughter. Df Dickens.—price 0 eta.
ORANGES—A lot of frelb biesina Oranges lost to
.colved, sod tot sale low. by the box. by
• WM A btICLURO & CO
joo 2:4 Liberty st
(11.01"/ INS PlNS—XlAlarossion reeM •nd tor . sale
Ly the box, by WM A bIyCLURG & CO
- -ished Beeler;
Cedar
Iwith
b Thoops, for WO ne] W A MeCLjI AC
IiTILLOW BASKETS loot reed, acifor nee by
V T jet , Whl A tdeCLURG rk. CO
ROOFING PAPER—Toed. Ibr ' , nib by
.1 SC lIOUNNIA KEG .2.• CO
• Ica . 24 Wood G •
T?ACON PAPER—Large, olose,.and etrong, made
Laexpreesly (or covering boom for the cincionarl
market, for ants be 7 rdIMOONIOAKER IL CO
irb
NOIG caeca fine qualiir for ante t.*
.J- J ,B - J SCHOONMAKER h. CO
Plana end specification. will be es:tailed, and in
formation given by the subscriber, at the office of If.
Woods, Esq., Navy hand, for lour day* previa.% to
the lettings.
Lty Yeeelistion of the DORM of Director,. dated Jute
dth, NCO. ISYLVANUS LOTH HOP,'
LARD --63 brie No !landing, add for gale by Wheat Engineer.
Jell . DICKEY fr. CO _
BACON-i 1 Lhdo maned, now labding Isom steam
er!ambito, for gala b
ISAIAH DICK A' & CO
hP •
Water'and From sts.
Tow° us—ta to mos N■preer, landing, for tale by
lee IeALAII DICKEY tc CO
EA- Ibo pkga Nab-gawk and black. ramie by
jaq IBAIAII DICKEY k. CO
ALERAWS:•42 bd. pi4verlatli 400 As each;
Chr,bas, ,
For sale low by C ll GRANT
as Winer ot
'I . EAS-70.1detesta Yawls Crain:
3.9 do 1MP...n01 and GAAP.rdr,
40 do Paactoong 001 Ch 0113;
• A. do ecru Lie Ooloogi
40 caddie. V 11 tionpowdor ued Inancrial.
Ahoy 01 the above are chime, aid all will ho mad
very Imo, to elofe by Iledi C N CHANT
TAU & PITCH-13 tolls Tlf;
103 6 to Pixer4 for tale h 7
0 II GRANT
SUNDEIM-.Ground and Rue GinrelAtan, Nu.
mega, Indigo, Gine In key, fotuala by
yes • ' C H CHANT
ntirsBoesnillatd lioisting.;Wamel, to , qle bY
KB, • C H GRANT
ER SKINS-6 bundles fdeate by
by bATTOF.W9 k. CO
FLAXSEED -03 balm fret 'wed for gals by
lei BIIEY, hIATTIIEWO & CO
VEATIIMI-44 sacks prime Kr r , ;e11.1 hy
je9 RIMY MATTIIEWB& CO
LOVR-30 MI. family Flour for MOP bY
F
RIMY. MATTIIKW lk CO
FISH -191 brie new No 3 Mackerel;
13 brie No 1 Naetereei
ekf brio No 3 do; •
,38 brlr Not Ilerrigg, for solo. hy
je9 . • NHEY. 91A11111113111 A. CO
LEAD-110 pi es soft °dine• royalty by
jetl , RIEV, ItIAITNEWS k CO
LOIIi9VILLE Llbl2— tl for sale by
108
T AR tr. PITCH—WWII C iar; —
a 3 Crla Wilmington Pitch, (dr eala
JoR RCEY, ATTII a'oo
lirminow GLASS-030 boxes atoned sloe. •f
TT Smith' A. Herron'. manufacture .orurran ea cone
to cite brand,. for 1.1111 redocal prices by
leg H/lEV, MATTHEWS & CO
tIi.E.S4IAVEL'S MEDICATED NYMPit SOAP.
T
tk —The fin Of many Peraont is iiiallgured with
alight eruption.. Si pimples, morybew, to., sod when
Oda is merely s disease el the skin, as it I. in ninety
nine easel onto! every bandred, it la very easily re
moved. doles ilacePe Nymph: Soap is expressly
adapted to distant of the 'Mafia. It pets directly
moon the minote pores which cover it. seance,
cleansing. them fr., impurities, and by it. petsami
properdes besting and eradicating all eraptiont;and
rendering the dated and roughest akin sent, fair, and
bid. mina.
Persons who have been to the habit of wring or&
nuso ee a d p il wg b4i ym as p tzthed i. at i. the ., Lz..inst a lfdLE:le . f . t
Lost, preventing She neck, ortarola/rorn chap.
ping, allaying all
Fanli ke, and removing all Maine-
Ou.rtartiont. paneillef.cupdsite retratue, and
I • enweiy devoid of ell alkaline properties, rendering
WO. only •rdele which sae be nod with safety and
comfort to the nursery.,
. . _
All those who. (sees or neck. are Matured with
pimple., blotches, tan. caorpheOr. , shoold make
vial of isles Uwep. Nymoh coop, as the proprietor
positively motes them, that Its sote will tender the
most discolored skin whl e s the Noshes% skin month
and the moot encased' akin healthy, pore, and bloom-
-- •
tag.
Jules Mtel , . Nymph Soap I the only article which
will annually pmducy the elbTO erects In so abort
• d ma, and the only one whith It at the *ado timu all
Fevre:lid and ondrely karmic... Pi epated only by
JUL.Y:a DAUM. Perfamer and Mamba, •
120 ch,dnut street,
A. Fabdeabch:
phut. For ally wholesale and retail by 11.
and•R. X. Beller*, Pinabargb; and John Bar.;
gent end J. Mantle; Ailallbedt7 eity,Va, i g e
Ttill - FILLA RS OP HEHODEFXrar Travels Ca •
S qnslo sad Maroc** In 11349.—Dy David Drqtthart,
Ent bI:P. For side by
fey iciwurrox a errocrroti
Throkir.-Gesseval Literature -
'•Vglrpt7tltlit‘"d 4V"'"Ci2R"
r.Ortnetr-Uiter{orns and•Keneetions. 12mo
AJ L ltirve.-no4o,Literamrp,:vitaio. • •
Deriik-Leatudra. • . •
• ArTant-Witot I saw in California... • • .
Vtiatniti. Via.
AlcotLttees to Keiser( own. .12tno;
Boroup)leitinelo f : llnroan.Nauere.
Yerlcoor-Mctiern.French Literature.
Emailie-Pb4l.sophy.
Neernhane..liaosan Itfacneilsra.
Ilumeoldt-Arprets of
Natue.
Droderip-Zoological Recreations,
For sale by JAMES D LOCKWOOD
10eFoertb rt
BRADDOCK'S ilicitat
and divtded into sections or seams of front
two and. a half to mg acres each, the meadow '
ands of the Celebrated Braddock's Field Farm. situ.
sued in Allegheny county; Pa, on the Monongahela
Blver,nine miles from the city of Pitt.burgh, I new
offer the said sections for sale, on imeonutiodatiog
terms. . .
Thlslocation Isnanurshly suited for country cents,
far gardens, or for e nienufacterinX district. The
country around it is healthy, preductive, alit: thickly
seuied Abondet• t surplice erlanitter, brick clay.
I memos. 'cool, and water, are on the plane, and ia
the nelahliorlmod. Toe scenery, too. Is lovely. Al.
together, the loratien is beautiful and renowned; and
for misty and combtnation of advantages, is almost
unrivalled.
Draddock , s Field, in • few months, will be acne.
table from Pinabargh, over' three leaning thorough.
rues. Already, by the Monongahela River, steam
bests almost hourly pass it, or stop at tide wharf when
cc aired.
The Patonsylvanla Rail Road, which is now being
ilreded, is located directly through it. By this mute
wit be reached in twenty minutes time. from the
by. The Pittsburgh and Draddoers Field Plank
old, for winch the lumber has lamely been eon.
reacted, form one of lie streets A drive of an boar
from the city ein this mote will lead to ft.
Persons swishing to .purchnse will And me there
every Tuesday. Tnarsday, and Saturday af emoons.
Shend - Foritythe also, who now keepi a priblie board
inghouse in the large brick mansion, will show the
preyed) at soy time Plans or' the will
etre be
• een at my office, corner of Wodd sad Fourth streets,
Pittsburgh, and also milraddeck's Field '
.Is7tdtf ' JAhlk. W LIUSHANAN
Valuable Property far 'Sala by Auction.
(IN Thursday, June Arth,.ot 0 o'clock, will be sold
13 on the prentnes, near Woods' Run.in Ross town•
s p h r i ll 6 g " tt y p%:t e ol o, 7o o a f e t rrs, d il ' id ' olt l, :: " .. , Z ,"l' ;
tor garden and other pa morn, and presenting a good
opportunity to those wbo desire to obtain pleasant
cotinvy residence, being hut a abort distance from the
Rines,md immediately on the new mate of the lk aver
oad. The location so eminently pleasant and health. 1
ful. and the property Is aboadmitly supplied with Co.
el Rent water. Term. ofsale, one elm cash in baud,
and the baltnite in three annual payments.
A plan of the lots, and farther particulars may be
obtained by application to the propnetor, Wm Leaky,
on the Manses, or at the office at loin. 11. Davis,
Allegheny city.
Alva, at the tame time, will be offered• for sal.,
three Louie the city of Allegheny, two on the comer
of Beaver god Saar son sts, hermg :V feet front by
1/0 fee•, to...allay of lo feet behind, (the curb atone of
there low 111 already rev,) and One lot on Sampson It,
having 20 feet, front by tO feat. Terms of sale. the
game as above. WILLIAM LIKCILY '
Jernitd Monet trope.
Publto Rata or Real briatae•s
fling undersigned will expose to sale be nubile
IVIUSIZO i.e ornery, so 'Tuesday, the Mb day of
June, instant. at 6o slosh, P.M. AU the tight, title s
and Interest of Z. H. Comou,to the heads of Ms as.
Vitkerroer,ol: in, sod
to
TC;te d t . ; O.
shame' Dear the corner of main and Waits,el eva te:U
mid Lots, 1(6 and 207, have each a front on Alain at.
of 25 tees, and extend in depth 100 fettle Carpenter's
ailay, and 81 feet In width of Lot No. Rel. which ez•
tends beet 100 leer to Carpenter's alley. Sold Lots
have erected thereon four brick dweliirp booms.
Sate to he made or, the preens., Terms made
known On day of ale. C O,LOOhIIS. Aewartee.
Plitsburgh, June 1, 1850 —jeTidtd
GREENWOOD LEAVY.I3—Sy Or Oree nod
tor sole by JOHNSTON ISTOCKSN
3e7
- ,
N!NEVEM and ha Keitourtei yob an account of a
visa to the Chaldean Christian of Kindle/art, aed
the Yerldv, 'or Devil Worshippers uld an I MIUUT
in to the Manners and arut of the ancient An; Nana
U) Atodu Uenr7 L O ayaril.lhro., D. C. L. FOr 11•41
JHNSTON re STOCKTON'S
Book Store. nor. Market& Third eta.
()partial. Port. chronicle, A American, copy.)
I. E.
• -
WIIEREAS, I have this day contlituted- sod sip
palmed my brother, Gym* 01. k, of the city of
Pittsburgh, my arrant, attorney in Met Mt mm all pet.
on, the RIMY, haring any Mwlal clad. against me,
and all ...as indebted loins will abate call. him
and settle their amour.. an he is le ally aaltiolval
to attend to all bostneve transactions for me. Ito will
be found at hit store, wilt ode of the Diamond, Pitts
bunch tcl:dltßULlZlli SMITH
ILINTUN PAPER MILL t, Steubenville, Ohio.
kl Agency at bb Wool .Meet.
W I' MARSHALL
FOR DRAWING ROOMS—GoId, Ciampi., Pace
and Plata Wall Pryer, rteendy received by
W P MAIISIIALL
NE COUNTER-10 feet 'ong;oabed,oiltlt oberry
I top, Or wile love, by .1 EC 1100NETA lI6JL & CO
67
HINTING PAPER—SO nos 21137 Wenn , . un Is.d
7 d iot sale by A H ENGLISH ts CO
Ti Wood s!
ELLERS' FAN ILY hIEDICINES— , They are the
utedletnee of the day.fl
Graham Station, Ohio, blaytt, 1149.
R S Scheer-1 think aright, tor the Inelltof others,
to State some facts to lelatitio to tyoar excellent Pat
Medicines.
I have need your Verm•foge largely to my tiara
family. one Cal frequently expelling large quantities
(wny MO to VW worn.) .from two children. I bare
also used your Liver rills And Cough Syrup In my
family, nod they .are, in every instance, produced
to. effect. desired.
As I an engaged in merchandising,/ am able to
state, that I hive yet to hiar of the tint failure weere
your medsctnes have been nsed in any section of the
country. to conclusion, / may Mate that they are we
medicines of the day, Ind vs &caned to have a very
extensive popularity. Yours,
tV it r t • "-rt.
Prepared std mid ha IL R. SELLERS, N 075 Wood
street, and nitld by //regents generally th the two
clue, and •Mmtly. le?
For Sato Cheap.
NFI handiame buggy, enhrely new, from • eel.
O
[anted at inufeeltaer , at the east Alm o Phila.
titirtilu built truant/ hand. Sulky; In good order. En.
•Utre ot Wu office. See
. • . .
D1VF1.4.1,130 nousg AND OFFICE,In Third 0.,
Darilngion'• now, a four story dwelling, eau
root, With bath fOO , ll. has fauttres, and othre. Apply
to JrAdtf HENRY Wolin:3, cent ar WIMT au
1110SPDATT , S1 PATIIIIIT SODA ASII
Price 1141Slaced.
.T ll 47oOry p sYd i ll U gtlvi ' ln i "I'
end th . 4 7.7:2.k b g
:Seth Ash, warranted solicitor to ally other btand
81 by.tnegoautity of 5 ems or upward• for currency o
Uttnroved Not ,., at four month.. or II roralcuquax,
thy, W a. bl AUTCHELTILeSt s
left Liberty stre-t.
t====
PROPOSALS swill be received antil Timmlax, the
Vl:lat bat.; ler grading and bridging that parses
id the Pituhergh and Firaddeeketteld • Pleat Road.
from the oily hoe to Station Ole, above the six mile
•
Wall Pope. , W
0.47, MARKET STREET, between Third and
N
Fourth *meta, riusbargh, Pa. THOMAS PAL
MER would respectfully call. the attention of his
(mods and easterners, le his rresent Attentive and
general erect of merehirmiii. It will be toned to retro
prise every a ...ippon of American end French Wall
Paper end Border or P.lOlll, Halls, Dining Room,
Bed Chambers, Counting Boone, tee., ranginglrom to
cents to IN a mete. SO. erect 1. diversity of. prices
and onetime can hardly fell to salt the erten marinates
and tastes et purchasers who may laver with their
patronage, the old emblished stand on Market Meek
redo dam
PI t strualgh and Broad oak's Mold Plant -
Road Company.
TE Stockholdeo aro hereby notified that the.
lkord of Blansgers hive directed an instalment
of fire dollen per skate,' to be prod to the Treasurer
on ur before the ghlt day alone, Instant
_leMoM • ' itpEtEtyr Rollll,Treasarer,
DOT ASIIL-50 nuts nave nod for ails to close
consignment, by : - ice J DALZELL
BACUN-4 camas HT cats , ' Hams,
IS do do' Shualdars. Jun weird
sod for gale br WS J A HUTCHISON A. CO
TAB, PITDII, AND RUSIN—
aO9 obla N C Tar;
WO lAN Pitch;
60 bal. Rash., In atom and far
' JAn A HUTCIIWON a tXO
rIY. TURPENTINE.-. 30 W.I. abelosorder, far
O ale, bYM BRAUN & REITER.
INSD7OII, - 43 - 1115 fa, sale by
1.4 4,0 URAUN & REITER
OPAL VARNIBII.-8 bbla see , d and tat sale by
/Ed
oAdi VARNISH-2 tibia rte'd .na for sale by
I r y BRAUN &. RE/TER
Divine tOEM of Ciovoranhetal.
T D. LOCICWOOD,II4 Moores greet, will pobllth
thth day. the Divine Otigta of Corinne:m.lll,lms.
[ldea frtmillto French of Dr. Maher, by Henry Rah
r,
M. .in ohe vol 11 ma. Jed
mem PUBLICATIONS. -
Fletcher—Nineveh, Aspen. and Hyria , 19 mo.
Erman—l gave ie In Siberia. 2 vols. 12 me.
DoMam—Biz month. in leo Cold Clam 12 mo.
Taylor—Eldorado, Y vol. it 1310.
Unneloy—Drugglste l Rocopt Rook, II too:
Mockey—Popular Random, 2 vol. 12 mo.
Dickens—D.4d Coppothold, Tel I. 12 mo.
liumboldt;—Lipotts of Nature. 12 mo.
Whlto—thercoal 1110ory, 12 mo.
Sbaw—Roglish Lllcrtture, 19 am.
Campboll—Lives of the Lon! Chancellors, 7 vole.
Anstend—eAncient World, DI mo.
Johneen—Dielionary Garden:op, IS me.
8011-The material managemea.of children, 12 mo.
FOlcalo tor D LOCKWOOD,
Ilookseller aid Imposer, ios coon), u s. 1.
EMl=llll=
v Vloetwi eRE ce E le V r ED ed , r b d rands
o L f i g be e r n ty i ne r H w av athnae
rCoib,
glary — . litess dos Plantation Flrglkli•L the ben Cigar.
imporied,anil bat rarely liar with la lintaburgla
Nosegay, extra medico Regalia.;
La Pirenin del
La Norma
El Leon DOI*
.
Diana
Napoleon
Jame dant
dw
Free Gracia.
Lel/mita
Old Zack
Kossuth del
Mao, Robinson'. extra CareodisbTobacce,for sale
wholesale and retail by .•
lea WM A gIeCLURO k CO
Ftiv 11sutdmg Lot. at Auction,
•
ON 'Monday afternoon, Jane Itch, at 3 o'clock, will
be sold on the eretnleca,' five tely o.ltable lOts or
gicund,siuisteonrecondatitel,beeireen retry street
and Redoubt Alley, Merano each a frontol iV feet,ll.lla
CZlCllding hack 33 reeve an alley IU feet wide:agree
ly with plat; of Jetnt Caldwell, £nq.
Tema, one fah cash, tcsidaa In fast, wiaal sawn'
payments, with immesh
P At DAVIS, MC.
P. CATES'
PATENT DIES FOR CUTTING SCREW - .
PATIO/TM NAT 8, 1E47.
n:SE DlTS•ltijviag been adOPfed Uld hiliaroPProred file!
.the TrtatiV 'lMPlAlrtfeee Y k
and Philadelphia, are now orrered jo martbfacturers, machinist., &asp mobs, • ~ with the inmost Cl
fidence, as the toast perfect article In two rp, rteltllig 'Knew., ..., . . ,
.. , i
011KANIPSillg Onr the iron to be co, which teat:area° en,, , ,4,- ,:„,
Their superiority over any otkver Diet he ClOrtlfa 'used, &salsa in iheir . • cutting. a ria rzcr
Scalw,whether.Y tx egc • ls thr~ • bP
or prerions prrpr.rotron, as the dies cut the thread out of ithe solid , iron t without ratatne it in the Iraq
I. thei, g .,,,,,,,,N ra taity, rapidity, and perfection of work; and in their wmplicity and Hula lethality
to get out of order'.. . r • • •.: 1
. . _.
cor.tlPlo*Car
Pan+2lll2o2o, L.
ibis i t t o cheat* 'hot wo loon parealtaseict from. P.
W. a '"" tha not of ming hia patent Dies far est.
-nabohs. In (.11/ optnion,ltis aro *nett tope
riot ban ) others W ars aoguinted Um
Ramose of nub' bolts.
J P MORRIS & 00.
P.3l..naita, Au{. IL 049.
lluing ban P W Goa. , Mint Dies In In Otr
entabllabraent far tie lest nine months.. !or caning
',21,17,1='—','"- 7 .,rur -3 rale' rothaTa i f,
rimy bein g ono far auparl.—abelarnrenp dim .5 par
caln. cheaper th an any ethers now in naa.,
ICI. NEARiIi CO.
Penn
Ibis!' to entity that wa have purchased the right
to use, and 611091 ed In our bosuns., P PP tsste.P Ka'
tent Perot Cotter, whlchwet :Artily tremor!. of -$0
can do much wore wort, and we bellavoll will nit.
porn In durability ani orceliloo,aa mach ad cconeiller
el labor, coy shes known tO
1110R/418, TAMER & td0a1 1 1S•
Pumantrauust, Pits montb,2bsts dap.tuadi
- flaw Nott s Arg..lo, 180.
Mating adopted P. W.Ontes'otratent Wee" fat ent•
tine bolts, we tate pleasant in laytne, that lithos?
tlaut answers our expeetatlons, and havejno lesita•
non in giving as ant opinion, that it for oueols any
other plan In preseason for Cani^ft bait
T amok b. CO.
We hoes P. W. Oates”. Patent Dies. for cutting
' actors, and the manta! of sob" them M
so vrA
considerable, that we look open them as lndithensw
bleb every establishment having any itooroor or
terawa W Cat,.
MoCORIdICH, OGDEN; & CO,
Cmcooo, May 10, 1849.
Osanascs Orncs, WAractorsr, gu 69L.39.
I 1t..., porchastxt of W. IL geovilie. lot the Ueiva
Btate., the right to tie In all the Intleitiallk and SIC.
& 11. ISIITOUELT4ZInt
Sole laiporte iv tortilla market, Of
Jas. litespratt & Sou. , Patent litiaa. !tab,
AEE Inlay receiving, by canal, Imo mobiles of thr
above celebrated, article, both gin& and aoar
Dell
beeoy and WO c ub they will
Dell at the to welmodel price, for hr approved
, N.B. In addition to the above, they hava nears!
obi .menta to arrive, tor the tall-wade. je
Ell SUITING P0E4.8,3500 feet landing and A
by SOBERT DALZEtar uLI
res Liberty street
f ADD Olt,-10 bbir receiving (rem cisme, - Kev
stone State, end for ulelry J DhIiZELL•
163 No :0 Water street
.
o . o o, l7gellg . tta pnes In tun *db. rnild far
H LEA.
Je3• Na / 31) 1416 , 17 street
NEW lIVIIIC. '.
At the Sign of the Golden limp, No. IQ, Third rt.
GAS OAST UKOLIVED .:
The Lord% Swayer., (beautifully embelii•bed.l
Our Faith be, f midis , Slighdlg Esits Lbs.:Ma as
sang by Mad. Elsese,etardl.
Nspolitalne,an sung by Mad. Bileasilanti.
Pm Queen lrf a Fairy limsd, do.' .
May Breezes, as sung by Mad. Bonsslubs.
Swiss Girl, as sung by bliss graft. ~
Ern anl, wi sung by Mad. IllseactelantLi
Csil Mb pet nsmts.
flyer of Darden.
'Yes, ere we met I was a lover.
Old Bruton.
Wedding waltz. - : .•
Sylph W•lmes. .. • ~
Aliqulppi Walts—il Robboek. • , r,
Morse Bose Pelka. i . •
rthe Pelta, tze...Ne. rjes li, ELEBER.
A refill...Et supply 'of Walt Silks and Olney eel.
Li oral Pate, tat neeetwad oy ezprea turf Mans
log, at north eat co MU RP HYY oarth &
BUII and MarketCHPIVLD ca
tad
MURPHY ! UURtIIiFatL.D are' sating WNW!
I.n.a and Duna M. D. Lulus at very lau price.. at
nonh cut cam, olltounh and Market - All. 1.5
BLat:li &LK LACEs—Extra arida ,medium and
enrol. trimming Laces of best qualithiost tad
anJ for sale at Dionhout corner of Roar* and afar
ket streets jen MURrHY & EIU&CtiFIELD
BLE"
HI
_C NO IXIWDER7,IO ra4eliaspretqt. beat
q 1 . 6 ty to none via Phdadrielna per ebb Delta
For
bbio 1
by W MITCHELUILES,
Jes . !Amity meet.
TAILORS , GOODS, AT COST.
.I:FEFSEY, FLAMING A CO, haring arranged to
ILL etre their enure attentton to the Ale of dotantic
Wooten and 00005 Gepda, now •Oder their loge
sunk of Tellers , Trimm i ngs, Vesting!, Prenela sod
GennenClodis, oeakimorea,/ke. And east
REDIDEY, FL:WINO t CO
Jet 1291W000
brl to artim, for
'
leAlAll DICKEY a. (30
jet Waxer Frontms
SUNDRIES-41 bat t il s o I
il L4 . rd;
4 ca4lo Baton 1314e'.'
•
3 outs Shooldem t:
9 tut. I lora%
t east as llout
2744 Noppaa Ulooms; m ardor, Coy onto
je4 ISAIAH =KEY L
New Publleatlaahs
TRVING , S tdatteihrt. 9 v ols hf calf clo th - 13133
A Tayler'• Ellorada 9 veg. Masi,
Irving's Worts, Vemplete. 19mo. hie* Ahf calf,
• Downing's landscape CAndenimy.
Dournmes Fruit Trees of Ahmrica.
Balatincl—Croly. bra
anipman's American Oilman( Mot: 3 N05,.313.
lloosehald P'ordaDickehs. Nos tto & -
andimsetal hand.. LEurai]
David Copperficid—vol
For sale by JAMES.. D LOCKWOOD
Ie.ICA Fourth it
WOOL I 5170016 •
THE lerbermatiet pnce le cash; *III be pad 303
the dldercel grease or Wool, by
• ,8Z W tiAktinvoil
Je4 • •' 141 Fleet It & 716 &Tend it
j Ara—Loo , hrlo . Floor, oa's
tre i g
rirmr — rrArmilrr.
0 for gale by
i t" Is tg " idr far sale '4
MMI/M=El
4;2OAP-30 Las Na t Soyy, lee% .0 tor at by
' 8 t W:II.ABLIM.IOi
('I C I i bLES-2.7.1zs Mould Cardlesifor ale by
. 8 trY14.11.6118A1.011
• Ilims•beld
e n. LOCKWOOU has Nth
Nat rectd akent Hoc
Jhots Words—Nos 110 I. jet
IN UOW OLAISS—SUO bores snorted use., "'
prima arder,for sale by JOHN;MATT a, CO '
iv, Ltvirty uml
4 LAXnEED Mrs prune on Blom, tar ital. try
A JOIII4 , WATT h. CO
==l
,
Wenter not into the lin of podesi, we say notldne
oboist Dundee& of Chests. litporten, LEE.
Capital, Bought for Coati. as. In 4act, we will not
humbug to 013.7 mangier or (one, we pimply Invite th e
publiccompare Dfat Teas la method poreham
elsewhetei Viol la the best method we know to awer.
tale rano sell. the best and eheapelit Teo In Putts
burgh. We are now selling . .
Good and strong Tea at 41+ and ISneenta per lb.
A Wines -•-•-•••• 75i do do
The beat Tea Imported Into theG.States, al
Low priced, amerce or inferior Teas We d o pot
keep: alb alms & newourn""'
Ptoptlatora of the To, Alatkat,
len Bast aide of Diamond.
ENTERPRISE COOKING STOVI2- for sate, to
41
claw, at ill e'er., by 'Ail II Gawp
len
lIEESP.-160 bxs prime new Cheese, iota leeeieed
at the Bauer and Cheese Depot. tind for sale by
D:CANFIII..D
POTATOM-140 bathe'. or sale • y
jc3 i B CANFIELD
T INSKED 011,-10 t a Daft ate, tor .le by
1J 1.3 ! CANFIELD
FIRS PROOF PAINT—IO on. to* Was by
J. 3 .1 II CANFIELD
Nsw mAc"REl''hibarlYekarjilleciii
Canal Oaski, Pena at
D — ALTFETRE-10 nolo arida, in *tom for sale by
IJ ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
Wank s Front it.
COD FISH on bi nd , for mile by • .
IeaLBALLEUDICHEY a CO
WIRE BRICK & TILE-Fee ale bTT
1e.3 . ISAIAH & CO
•
Norco:l—u Wt.., Slantti lor.banincon Imtl,
sale by lO ISAIAH'HICKEY & CO •
ARD &GREASE far oda
isAumitilmazir& co
norm* lserrow for We by r.
lap ISAIASITICIIIILT it CO
ItyARRINTED — PUSTE — WINV/17B111WW - seli
YT able for oteillebi al purposes ,f 4 vele by quart or
wholesale, by ' MORRIS* HAWORTIt
MP The abate' genuipo Wtho and Brandy ors.
bought In Ponugal abd Prange by barselYes, and we
guarantee them put. lea
ENULIbIi UIN, (or gala bY
barrel, by .1,3 MORRIS* itio ORTaI
rIARBON ATE AMMONIA-4 mak; trash, pm Tr •
ki seised for sale by • J SCHOONMAKER &CO
tl•Nood st •
Tr 185 PAPF.R.-30 roamsfor it saleg f A Eß
co '
je3
1:Q UOIIIC II ROOT-5 balm; 1[04 , 1•1) ,
lJ • J SC 110014MAAS 7
II & CO
MEW BOOS' 1 , •
AT HOLMES' LITER.AIirDEPOT,
Thud bin.; Pplienltc the Nig Onie.
MTISTORY of Peudennia, by TbstalteraY--Pbn ' l . •
JP. hlatinbact slid ht. Saccatioart, by Wablibitgibb
Iroing—carnrlrte. .
Rosa Foster. By Reynold.. vat it.
..
1111clorrood far May. ~
The War of Woman. BY Dttabil;
Italian bibakrpeare—No 16.
Conant In. By Penrge Lard. ! .
Da.td ttoyperlirli—No 13
Dictionary oflklechanic.—fnd /0-'• .
lea
Goad Beek. for Mamma( Reading.
TNOMBY tr. SON. 2 mils. Imam , .
Jens Elm, 19.**
Bette...trot 12mo.
Views Afoot Ittroo.
PeirfaVeTtStl2. 12mo. ' ."
Early Jesuit Missions In North America. • Reno.
Po
?elev.—The Rosen and other Poems. I.trao.
Pletares (tom Italy—Jameson. Unu.
hLs. Adams' Letters. Itmo.
Heorkatone. I vole. Mao.
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11s1 ooh—Miyo. 12ron
The Bachelor pr the Albani.
The Image of Ids Father—lUnithat.d.: Item
1a • Legend. For MI. by •
JAMES LI LOCKWOOD
3e3 101 Pdunh Mtn.
KSTelleß and' ItamVlat. By 3. T. /Badly
.
.The Warman of th e Anreiroaa' Renoßruen. jsy
Mrs. E I`. vol 3. •-•-
Annals of the queens of Spahr. By A-Gary.
.The Elliott Ba+OBB or the Mara of a New York
Saamautas. By Charles Barden. -
, k a yr . : 7:lfir of opcb l rg tho i a;azal t arantvie,
" 1a.03 Diarker area
(Bear. /man al, American. and Baronial,
.13 pa TIACON—GNO lb. bokroood, &
Jost rociL tor ina
BILLIo by
tffIJART
lice ender the expen Loin of dos. Deputy:lm, P. W.
Gateeandent Vas" for caul, g et tel. On aeta•,ther
nein been tried In tvo of lho lerde annals, and
fond to be eery efficient nod norllent
A. TALCUTT, Col. Ordinate.
Hasse ita Yobbo atm Dorgs„ y .
• • Woltuaoson.SePt-
Consideihat Cates' Patented Improrone at for cot.
ling arrears on metal to be a asluaele enr,ll are, by
authoray of the Honorable Secretary of the flay__,l
purchased of the Attonayi of the Patentee., Wat
Scordie, and Sonnet Moyer, , the sisht make
and age said Insproaeomat brike 1.% E. Nary.
JOsEPII Shlll - 11,Chief of Susan.
In use slushy . - •
. Buffalo Works, Buhl.; .. I.
Horrid. dahlor, doehastor:
Koolau& Co, Glottoestrr, N. V;
Hay Wood & Snyder, Schuylkill County',
Hirbeck. New 1 orb;
Hogg a. Delantater...Plo, nix,a N. 1r;
lilt.. Dunham lk Co, New Voet:
Dekmesd Y. CO, MOIIVITOM Welk*, Daly
Van Cozen, Rocheater.
• hide I. /Mara. New York;
Allow Wotko, do; •
Pease &Netpley, -
Wes: Point Foundry;
Melee & Itro, Philadelphla;
A Jenks, UsudeabotO, Pa;
Waltrotin & Noson. Boston and Kee, Toth;
Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell:
Automatons Co, Manchester, N yy,
Lyman & Seeder, South Hogan, "
and unnientas ether.
• '
'son
No I Ilaniono,lo sots dies AL tips Cr h to II in. pd. 4MI
Not do 8 .. do„ito1I pd. V5O
No 3 do 13_ do Ito I, pries SI
All orden adOresood to P. VW. wont: Cllooto.N.
D. Hanson, Near TOllri E. D. Wagtail •Co, P.
dclohis, and U. 11. Scoville h. Soon, Coinage, ror Die.
and Tap., veldt or vildiont. nomlninlV for 'WI them,
anti Irma with prompt auesteni. • •
1.31.C460, May .7, VAL -
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATA El
MECUM
Les= =A Umater
. . .
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FIT= 07 ADMINIOT •'
Diess Orate and PirqUlte.• • •—, .. . . 58 centa
Second and 'Third Ilata •- 1. , 3' "
. tiallary (for colored personal.-- • •43'
Doors open at 71; esnain will rtao at o'olosk
ths /bleeder, Jens e, .11 be resented
NVALLACL.
Wallace
.lEltkpmenat
.Lady Lfelen•••—••—• •
•..Alr Taylor
Alos H McLois
--Mks roner
'to conclude with the • -
OUCIS WILL 07 GENOA.
. handl. ' Mn It Mulish,
The aAYMOND FAMILY mill 'shortly appear.
SOO SISOMAS
GRAND FLORAL CONCERT
ON MONDAY evening, Jona 10, at WILKINS
HALL, SDOVIMSOII UINOILIAM will ere a
Orland Floral' Concert, congaing of the beautiful
Oratorio of the Festival of the Doae, and several
ether pieces, .truit 300 Salters from the folloof.ng
&boots and Seminaries:
From the Pittsburgh, Female 'attune, Mra. Gee•
horn, Liberty meet. •
From the Allegheny Collegians InaUttne.ilms ingles,
federal aireet • •
F LLe PlD.tharshFeatalet3aminarr,AfraO'n7.ll l
Pelle sot et. . • • -
From the nigh School, Fourth Ward, P!nn itteet.
VIOIII Ihgh School, SereadWard, Kau at , and
ar'Lliclbanra Academy, I , lllh s tree L
irrltakets,l3 eclat; to be bad at NeSot , a, Sieber%
alto C alga" Matta act at the door.
*, • S IJ UINGtIAIt
:011i1111 - 11111EWitL1' C 01101311.7.
resltively the last elope atione at%
13)7101Lt 1111104100 1 / 1 .N21,
0'4.'17111D/a eveidaF, Jane 7th. at Willi:lNS
WILL; Oh thla megaton, Blettota Blitiketiau will
have the wader 17 ormat to the ;abbe, wearied and
new pregteetete, conalausey of tteekektlon'of the most
pouter eJetlolt and halm Bong* , and C. 111111..
Mans. tflmao. mrill tepee , by general reqiiial, hie Lee
cemposltion,.7 he Dream" and vrili - 71st (eV the Grtt
tinny nranktte malt the popular variations,
lonaketaed 14.7liceetemps. e;
bled. liriewdand EUgiterithcaccianiierllrelvo actlat.
couceit to'potenicnen at a extend, peetB o'clock.
nnp- Fp pertivekts. are mall Je7_
Wicastie illn
wengitio Greet You
; * Wll4l/14 .:1111,14.13ALV,E1001
MONDAY EVENINI3 Juan 10th. atta EVEItY EVE
NING.DIJK11 , 10.111; VTEhri:
' ' 'it.n:snearaeo.ifo.u.V.
EM P rft e - m L 81
sea tolg.. •
r• D. Pidder,l.
B. G. gerder,,A; Meer, G. It Drava. C. C. Vail,
L:Powers. es
i t . thol seaweed emoiowitirE. The
hest B.& 43 World!,
The Eemtre, es Vocative, IottMDIDDtDI
ors; Deliseetemof Falti 'plea Character, or Dane In 4,
DM DoZeDTAtell s .ADD aulatatol IiDOD.Lo to
produce theifecuale. • ,
The progretemes "caittelo scliermos from the
Operas of Lamm, Norms, Valioembele, toe
belte.,. La Qtriito, the F.aelterarese, llohemleo Girl,
and Bronze thins. Together with ekes must pops •
Ist Pahloplea hltedies.. Jo;
PITTS'.OI.ERGH MUS EU M.
to W. ritMtlill—•-
-• Prophet°,
EPEALE+ •- anagered N.M. end Immune Hoorn.
lIE rtrntAc ere respectfully Informed diet th e
Propritto, has engaged .ttre popular .8 Waned
lsoupes,-Joknatsigelt • EAtoptan Berenaderskto will
gise a whits chews and intmliente Voeal and
inatrmantst Entertainments, commencing ThersdnY
mfbrs Jane gibiyna, and coals.< every wattling du.
sing tba Perform:mato commence+ at ti
gt4===E;Ml
PITTOIEROII ivisEosi eLRCTIIRK ROOM,
aROLLO lirALL,—WOUELTIr. 14T.
OPEN 1/.442", from 8 - ..tt M. till 10 P. AL
Admlnlon -444amam raw Lestatil 1t0m,95 0e,:t14
Reservedmatai. cm. cite. . ) Ica
witsmltTorneLt, F 1 rsDURCII,
137 ils.l39NVesil 9tre6l. Wirth.
siIAT Waned citabluliment Ittivpfliltd for
Itent It adgattPly Itttitrtrett for Conetiu,
ct°".'Exl44 l ti"r!L ! ' .i . o v N e f a lkg& 47 4NB,
.11:att ' • - „ 117Woodirt.
•, , „ THE iGELE,A.T : BEM-ANNUM. -
SALE - OP....DRY acrfoos.
At - } be Chia Prie•
A. MASONS', CQ, •
WlLtinosomenea tin Slco O enlay, Jun!: adrn
Thou =noose 4erablirheoent, wny ell their
Wholondo nevem willion thbroeearion, henhrovro
open for Stran.'huor, and all of their 'enough.e
sunk will in oared to retell porehneere, ac •Ellsooont
of fnunro to 30 per tent. le.oo then penal pneen
SHUR trIOCK. OF *ILES Comprise °Per for
bpndred pieces, and will be sold al on norneare dn.
,
Tacit. astottment Shawls, Dareces.Thsues, Gran
afters: Fonlauf Rata: Lavras, -- alaslias. Intonate,
Camtales, and Dteix Goods generally, will-b 0 clamed
aariaunadlataly, at about ono ber th a aural rates.
H. eases Fast CulottalLarratrorlll be offered at Ce.
2 do • !larvae',
4 , Mastin do Larne% ' • - l.
_Leaped°, Eagllab and American Calicoes, 10211 e.
WO dozen trawl liandkarebicrs, • - ak..7.
A large lot
of
Wrangel Collars, some as lota as ne.
Together with s onmplara inlet. of Domesno and
.29hlus Goods, gibbons;Hosiery mad Camas, Roman,.
--. . ,
Mating In an die moo exterankassonmenU
in .nnnonnaY;Wgich will be winked doom In mach
'Jame% Dues than at Any of Um/. 5mi , ..4A.." ,
e Mite bo , closed open d o and
S'i•Fir . i t : May MO mad Mt, for the pupa*. nnnee•
irg end narking dawn neanberm,
von 14731. ' A MASON /k. Cu
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irdTg. - 96:- - 1161.11 - 071 tiaad,to 01.te •
.It 3 • . • . • STUAILTra..*I.I„
11.00411S—LOO dos LP storey and In? sale by
Je ;:, - SIVA RT &PILL
perAtlll-3 esakt prime, co StM, t. 111115,1 -
_ ETUART StLI,
GLU&-13 WM 'of the bentioolk - Mo.l"retWOFd
far gale at.tio Dreg blare, earner or Sink and
woad stiv „ 9-N WIGS'S/1811AM
OLLAND
. PpAt) gm
Li- • " 5" """ A ' Aleall47. 7 o EC°
, le3 1561Abeny- olt
ETHEIMIJAIS PERFUMERy—A ion
mut lus Wreel, for sole br as-Pett.
xmc co
jet " tb Wood at
atm ,
Se 3 .r unin r cn
W. Ints Satlead lead 4.1 a b•
•
. J KIDD t CO
V as-4° , ; .
HO teis Baltimore do, • *
Is hrl• Need;
3U id etietitied, le mere. and Ai ode Ly
DROWN & h'IIIHPATRICIC
144 Liberty et
,
RAISINS-450 qr bas in von., . - nd por toe by
mao29 „ -, 11120WN HIRKPATitICK
•
D orATers-151 bushels long tads;
g. • ' 76,huNesh.Oblr, Tat molt hod rot
tale
by raa799 BROWN tr. ItiRSPATIUCR
DSD—too tons Almo tlTontuig, atna.
&0.. s matztet Eophtaiet, tor wale bj
, ISAIAH DIIOEVAS CO
may: Water & Front etc
O ur Al. VAR
NlSlLl—ebris Jam nee., far eali,by
ea Woad st
a.
L—le barrels AU
rateill
nn ARagrii scUrttli 11.4 - 11PF.-600 hahladders.
Ur bast mewed, ant for as aby J KIDD1111:0
• Arts—woo avol.s. , roe, •• • /
139 "bh "4"" b " Ide
m.y—
a/LLB k BOB
pir . grio out• for by • -•• • .
• • MeGILLS k,RoE
Vetlr4:74 h ar4 11"uiz2 9•Sm kept eon:
nay 27 •
UMACLI—; nets linkreecived, ted lor sale(
• A CULBERTSON
ngai •sale '
I:1 Baud. for binder., Chazobt obtoit •Imatulatte re
fig ydatr, •
mu
. A CULBERTSON
• 'ZOOID MAIII) PIAINOIII.
A
GOOD hiAbortur hew For*O attires,
A
second hand•••-•-• . • .... c oo oe
A AsedramA sleight Piano, wall . Rosewood
octaves, Andre good order • • • .100 OA
paisi di *Wm 45 GO A good egrets , Pima 75 GO
A gnod Si octave Plano. with 'smarms, fem.
tart 75 CO
_17771777
For side OT .• H MELLOR.
may po Cl Wood it
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