PITTSBURGI-1, FRIDAY, 11-PR IL 1 ' 1 . : .
,FOR GOVERNOR,
41.•• A.-MUKLEMIERG--
"wieggEgrg
'We are surmised t like the Philadel
_o seats pa p er _
ftbia Tiraeaypagr ground in favor of,„ the *ail Ai;
P IA * virPrk-g- thatiournaihs ever been tLe sealant
rno!iortli!* tad zorPtulltitglis Mgt .wecor.
ainly did expect that when : a project was 'turfed. tb
trfrithlish in Tea es:AGO:la a morroPtily aria ccapprotlon
snore powerful and dangerous than nay thatims ever
yet existed in the - corintry---u corporation upon which
..we would be dependent for every .pound ofitneisihrui
dise sent by oerCannls; and Which 1 1 1/011111 . ifniiibt even
the right of our citizens to journey through.the state
--we say that when a preposition so..stertling as ad*
was made, we certainly ilicbespoet to find. the Tine/
occupying its vt onted position, and denouncing a pro..
ject-se dangerous to the liberties of the frelpita..
art"t the Times seen enough of OM- corrur4iest of-corixo•
rations? Iles not theeletnoemtie party woex contend
?od that moneyed ones especially. were in 'their , nature
:dangerous to liberty and virility "1 - AU . idle to talk
,about inipoling checks upon them- totpierierm;s has
tbown that they regurd all restraints as mere cobwebs,
4+; be brushed uwar . wlterterer ramie* Or ambition
Amoy suggest. •Does that journal think it probable
that the Corporation that would own our public Works,
would be any mere honest than the others created in
this country. Oa the other hand is there not eatery
reason to consider it more dangerous than any that
has ever preceded it? First., because of its immense
power. Second, because itsiwould probably be con
trolled by citizens of otheestates Suppose !lieu, York
'was to.urelittseourinnin line? Suppcise. English bond
holders e ere to purchase it Dues it require even or
dine rysagnei ty to perceive the fearful pesitiou in which
we would be placed? A Corporation, controlled -by
'reigners, extending through our entire state, and
port n•hich we would be dependent fur all that can
add to our comfort and wealth as a people
We are at a loss to know upon what authority the.
Times asserts that ‘' two-thirds of tho :people are in
fiver of selling the public works." We honestly be
lieve the reverse is the fact, and !fret they will giv e •
die p - eiert. its quietus at the October election. The
best ev'idence of this is, that those who so strongly
urged the sale, _Were afraid to submit the measure to
the people. Is it likeiy they would have been so, it
they.were sure — two-thirds" would support i! ! If,
ievweVer..-iich should be the fact, the credit and honor
of the C , lMMuri Wealth, about which these Inert are so
exctiediutix sensitive, nil] not suffer; fur in obedience
to the drci.itm of the people the main line will be sold,
ital . our creditors satissed. We believe, therefore,
ihat the Legitlature hals done right in referring the
- mutter to the people; the member s were net selected
ia mien:nee to this question, and no general expres.
tiorr cf opinion has been had The works belong to
the people and arc under their control, and it is but
riebt that they ebould be consulted jo their disposal
—it is but 'gin that they should be asked to decide
fur themtelves,—whether they will submit to increased
taxation, or avoid it by subjecting themselves le the
tendermereies of an immense Corporation. •
r4''The Gazette of yesterday contains an insert,-
pulpits attack "Upon Judge Yl'itx vs. for his letter on
the annexatioaef Texas. The arguments of that jeer.
nal on any question can have bat little weight in this
'communty, hut:when it s:edilorcharges mercenary mo
tires on oth , !rs, his reaspaing,howeverplaurible it might
be when used by honest men, sinks beneath contempt.
What man in Allegheny county, - whig'or democrat,
will permit D. N. WIIITZ, W 110513 itching palm still
eluiches the prnductof hii bargaining with phose,fifteen
masonic Whigs, to charge such a man al W/LLIAN
IV MIMS with haring "sold himself to John Tyler."
1111 - hite ha's any knowledge of public feeling on the
quei ion ufannexati.m,ho must I, now that a large par.
tioncf the most distinguished statesmen of the country
ate in favor of the measure, and we are credibly in
formed that Mr. Cr.A Y himself is among the number.
Are all these men puechascol byJohn Tyler t will the
ganettesay that Henry Clay has F 61,1 himself to the
Preshient:7 If they act (rum hottest motives, why
should Ron. Wat. WitsiNs be subjected to the dis
honorable suspicions of men whose own opinions are
'regulated by the amount paid for them, and who are
sb totally dent itmc ()revery feeling above the most sor
-4!1-ayarice, thaethey cannot imagine how an honest
Man can express his friendship fur any measure with
out pocketing a bribe.
g:--, The editor of the Gazette professes to be opposed
to the annexation of Texas,but what assutance can be
give the public that ho will not change his opinion, if
- . auyaf the friends of die measure would bid a larger
- sorra for him than the pony purse of the fifteen whigs 7
Hai he net denounced Clay on account of his opposi
- than to. the tariff; on account o'. his masonry, his slave.
- ry, his immorality and hi* profanity, with as mtaeh en
'ern' ai he now denounces the nnnexation of Texas 7
ilisho not accused masons and alaveholders with bo.
'
lag the abetters and, apologists of every species of
F
:-:..-- crime, and is he not now supporting and advocating
bothl Has he been bought 7 Hss he deserted his
- . for Mer frieads, betrdyed their principles, and sold him
.... self' to the masons and slaveholders t—let the fifteen
iavhige answer. `• .
tee Ye t this is the man, and we are happy to say the
~. . .
nay eee, that dares to impeach the honesty of Wit.
: 11 11.sueomotives for being in fever of the annexe-
IV 'hoe of Teins. We are tam asionishedat his conduct;
i _ ve can readily imagine how he must writhe under the
't. oratempt that ail honorable men must feel fur one so
e
.tiesaituto ()fevery
Y
'il.feelingabove the love offilth
~ and following the innate principles of all men
-'the act from such motives as govern him, he endea
-...-
...Asstg . gothers down to his own degraded level.
,ttte '''Ys Tlual.turc.—Tbe Gazette affects to be tee
. -
. ' -bly borrigled team publication of Cley 4 s ()moiling ex.
v.*
Ploitti - libiels appeared in our paper of Wednesday.
his - artier that the publication of such matter should
r: .affeeltai the editor of the Gazette, for it is but a shot t I
F'. time since he denounced Cl•.y a 4 a duelist, and prom.
iced to oppose him at tha pelts for this and his other
vices. Although he abuses the Post in unnvasured
. terms for publiihing such matters. he dare not deny
t itan that every word is true. While he admits the
truth of the charge, he tries to apologise fur Mt. Clay
by stating that he never injui od any man in a dual,
404,thist he never had any wish to do sp. It May .be
true that heasvei injured any one in a duel, b u g, dust
seal nattily fault of his intesitions, as is proven by WI
*lisp hat, Prentice, of the Louisville Journal:. - If he
. I . 44ist . kh to dq.so.4or was it.that One shot would
gacpularyligh, snit that taktaisis each' maniensawaite
alekielistajtildstraato Srourahstariasii come as neer
16 1 6 ‘_„, ‘l/,#1,-,1 the
t • ..rf a tiettilr, (hpt 4. was
the loose gisistivera by Alsplielphi
Cla aimed eitlehist ittriaspriesi- was the body, but
tollY Peru the ice. Did not this
~,
-: t ~ -
flail
lontin
THOMAS PHILLIPS, EDITOR.
'tom.. .
turn
look like trying t 4 ' r\Ltsgenist. in name
chv's ~ . nyipet. - a tin4Wirith Marshall , Ran
1 .-*, eiesinge to con
~
, . tiii thltilEtt
~ held' in favor of i
! wottia s‘poji ilia - 444 iate huts hks ",
1 • • 'rat he the *4 ll 4liltri ‘
murder of poor Cilley, vial ramose all
Afiiißditor 44111,8Prminst tabs 'imistal...- 1 -- - 1".
doubts tetneved,. Ile lase armpits:pat sopßoet,Cil;,
against all Oppoaiiiii,.iitd appear. disposed to I
up "to the ciiiiditiims of the bond. He will emulate
MAW Dalgetty in faithfulness, and fight fot Clay to
dm end of his contract notwithuaadia x hi s
c.trf
. .. ~ - . , . ..,.
j oytE
_in) +ifofib!inqsfit.futioit-wwpesir
ippiwo thm . d per4P4 , : inkijaiklea, rk4eii.'.o34 l lre!";
ige the lei esieisarshionef Preeidass -IT lAN *ladle
'long endured lay thavgastitslitele iiifbt kalitelfit Dieibil.
WA ' ll ' ir *: V r e ld*liie ' ,ei l Peeed''l l6 % he htieeen'te
I? theioMiniatiattOo' more from a ilistireoosmsp its pa
kleglete tind..tro have the Meatlii to betray the Presideta
'at some fetave day,- than from any unbolt of feelbt
w iliwith the demaciatit prineiftles andeentic.h it Otis to
duetcti. -The followine paragraph 'friiiii r the Medism
.. .. .
nian, shows that we were right in our conjocaurea
I . _..., . - .PAIR. V9E : IT .R„ ow. Mli TY.ltglt• -- ---
Thellatioital Intelligence r, New fork Atriericam
ItT-New York-Commercial Advectifici o eell-Vele:eta*last
siiikooliarorgans of Mr WChster—tira stimuit nd . us. s•
t
17 a systematically ossanliing Mr Tyler. ' nu
tend to expose the ?resident's ert+et rnalivies aria!
iii;
•hiactfEcial acts: they attribute to hint tim-mmt corrupi
designi imaginable. and teiliffy hint 'Without stint
"We can easily repel these Webstetinn attack's, and
-carry the war ante Africa. We maybe itbkt toprore
that MrW. tfesired to wield the whole pationageofthe
Getettiment against Mr Clay; that, whilelimbreiting
fliehdahip For the President. he was attatking hiliiin
asestrspapers; fitatYletis thud a year ngo...l:nikwa s
Willing to support a &Moot-sit for Prooidenr, iehts-ores
in furor of"imnexation,"-antittrat his second choice mit
the'distinguished Judge hfc----, who is understood
to be opposed to annexation."
A NOT TIER DU Et. AT BLADENSBURG.
IVe Jearn rmm our attistiibm Washbron correspon
dent, "Jupiter," that colisidOatile - excitement existed
inThit city yesterda), caused by rumen of a duel said
to have ;Akan Ow at an stiffl y . hour in. the DWl:ling
the v 1614 olllbulensburg. 'The pailles nquicas
could be dseertairied were Pierce Butler ated Jaws
Shot, trom Philadelphia, The weapon.; pis tolii,'brid
distance fifteen paces; Two shots were exchanged
without effoct, when the' parties were sepensted b.
the authorities. When last heard from they weroptg
cneding on tew.ards•Bultimore and may. Maio - had a
nother meeting. The Philadelphia papers SW rater.
day morning state that two young bloods of that city
heti started in the diimultin of the_ Bladensburg battle
ground to heal soineimaginaty wounds ;V an honors
hle nature, who we presume are the acme spirited in
dividuals.—Beit. &sm.
Butler is thehnsband of Fanny liemble. The Phila.
Times says that the cause of this meeting is tt jealousy
ti t n 7 , ,tftltglit!silikpW ! fa n
r.
*ol# ' 111 #t '.
W*00 4 4
ithoolaftli. awe that at
the election which came cff in that town on Monday,
in the Episcopal converation, eiNtsitietabie ititeit.st
IvEl5 manifested, and it resulted in the success ortlie
High Church or Pu!.eyite ptirty.
A NF:W Dtsassa --The Pillrnmichi (N 0.) Glees.
er gives to necount of a loathsome disease, resembling
leprosy, which had broken out in Negnae, Traeadie ,
end Tabisintae. The., Legislature appnapriatia3oo
foribe.purpowrofteakingsriattempt.
gress. •
•
?dm t. postscript to a letter from LoS:k
port, widowed to the Buffalo Commercial, okayst
- The TMil bag from Rochester to Lewisum, containing
t'ae Canada mail, made up at Rochester on the 4th,
due here on the Bth, wne found about one mile and a
half in a field east of this village,. this zooming, tut
open and robbed. The value of its contents is not
known."
IRTOLUOT.MCE FROM BALTINORIC...-The SOO MOH
that theliotels of that city are doing "a rousiog he'd.
newt." sad are making great arnmgements to accom
modate the hosts of strangers who will vi.it the city at
the Mai• Convention
Seserat tried dogs, are raising about the.ei4 and
spreading the horrors of hyd reply, bin quite rapidiy,-*-
Three rabid animals were ' killed on the 13th, bet
not until they had bitten many others or the e.anine
race.
Two fires occurred on Suoday night, both it is sup
posed. the work of incendiaries, with a band of whom
the city is at preseatitiested. ' •
RESIGNATION QT GOVERNOR .SRANNOS.- The Co
lumbus Statesman 58yr: Gov. Shn anon has resigned the
executive &See ir. consequence of being confirmed toy
the Senate as Minister to Mexico. Thomas W Bart
ley; Speaker of the Senate, now becomes Governor by
virtue of the Constitntioa, nod will be here in a few
days to enter upon the discharge of his duties'.
THE TEXAS TREATY;
The correspondent of the Mew York Tribune giveli
the following us the rumors that are afloat in regard
to the cor.tentA of the Treaty:
`•lst. It is alleged then that Texas is to be admit
tell as a Territory.
2. She is to heretic° representatives that are to be
elected next October.
3. She is to receive for the present her public lands,
in order to pay her debts, 1% hiolt are alleged to be a
bout $15,000,000.
The qurstion oftho Boundary Line is tu be reserved
as it subject for future negotiation•between the Repub.
lic ofMexice and.tho United Stut-s.
These ale said to ho the out:ines. Mt Packenham
and Mr Calhoun nre hard bt work corresponding a.
bout Oregon."
CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS—FINAL RE
MILT.
The Hartford Times has received complete reterne
from the State, including the result of the socond eke
tions fur Representatives on Monday hut- The fol
lowing -show. the state of the parties in the House a
Representatives. •
F d
Hartainl County, 16 ta
Now Haven , dd . 0 , 13
New L o n ,
60;4
./ 6 10
Fairfield "
Windham," - 18
Litchfield, "
1N ids 4 rex,
11 /7
Tolland, " . 6
U 6
Thus it will Ise seen, 99 97,
friyi tho Time*, that in the
tower House tho Federalists hare a majority of 7,
l i m o, we ought to state that in this estimate, pro
have conceded to them two wbo are considered doubt
ful:
This result has been effected, notriitlisttindi ng the
Democrats gave maistithis in srreettyjight towns,
while thar:FefferaUsislaie tnajorlues in sixty towns
on 1)!.
The Senate consists of 21 membori; af'which the
thwwderetw-havo-eileesed- perharis In the 9tb,
10th, 11th, 14th 4ind . rlatti idishicta, in which the
Feduluk*An agliut.Pt **VI tAn-bOutt. Preyriimpd, if at
all, "by the skin of their ;me*. in pone thein_Piq
their majority exceed 14 votes, end in oast of lien.
buyout -A *mite of less than fir* vole would
have irivaitto as all of these disincti. And ot cog*
assured too • majority in the Senate.
_- .: , esailing t. die Sheridam
r tk. ,,....P :14,,&th i1im -AticecAstra,
war mode. -
iiiii7l, NJ ?:)L-.?..` 1. 1 ;. - :- . 7. -. t -- 1 -. 4 .
s itblellutm-sthatheillds,je helloosect Lesede„
the'r c orOngfecAtitiilss,
Free ich ills a iketrikthe Eta*
of elitnklon Mii. petition was Oder.
mikerifessei-,-;--'..-*--
On t he
o g i , *Om Ciestllaileil Mr. Cobden brought
',Atm • 9.4 l ..c , pilsAgtmerjlehleglibgr of :a
mbiiiiiitor a .mliniiii,iii tq essiaira. Imo ihe '-art elf
preftictfvl4* on tie"slitifferbiesilW_ ilk's( la '' . l l
'' ll*
- 1 Wl * ifi 'l 4 , ni ?! 4 ! $11 /1 6 ,g 1 * • . 6 '
in thelfoose.*Viliomitikioitti; 6i-0-1.1'1411V:0-
tbniiat a,,Xilif Nkiit ta•liiiiit'ia"i - din. to her 'a*
amend itheolialrelasive to Roman Catholic charities,'
and the tenure of lands for the purp.nies it Roman
Catholic ancyldnistirgispatki : Min Mel briefly stated
his gbltssosi„ayd, kfir r iArAripiais a (ppm dttri,Sha sr,
leave widi grinie(, 101FIr maikeirstsyleir dint le only
at present wisLedThi - 'Mote . 'yithated, end. impreadd
'illitj e ifilthh it et •) •
ttitrie the
. sejMud in loin i .
Sit'llt filillibil;," Qdisitti'd,P ' Aden is Oast
• -- MNIF.I IQ trkilf F.T.'' Oe mtath. '
.. On the OSP tOit 4/flth . lita.Ml . itit dinner wns..givea
et the (ovens (ilaiden. to .11r. O'Connell, ”to‘lbew
, '• the admired,," by Epolistunini fc n: Isis '
'. consientind coesisseut advocut.7 of the - kg:lea and :
, "'privilege' 'of Vishmen, Tor more thaa fatty years."
The company was NiiihalOUlrlai Of the highest mare,
tability, - and 'the mrbele.. , affile atiust brilliant End
mehimitatiatasso - Tholliatar of the- IRth imetsiat a
liall report of the proceediags,-.c.; lima which we
The pit of. the dawns was boarded over m i na 'to
make it one level wish the:stage, and fivo long tables
witiltwesdipi occupying -the - bend of the boxes. making
seven tablet in ail, were spread in that part of the
house. There mimesis crows tables iodise.' long tables
spread ors thestage,besides the grand table, at which
sat site chairman, Abe guest (Air. O'Connell,) and
several whimsy'''. members of Parhamein sad otherm
• Thersiecoratiaris of the r.artiooof the arena behijd
the pros :animn-rensairied the same as they were on
the occasion of the late Bet Mosque, The Chairman
sat in the centre of .the sago, with the chief guests gm
hislight and left : At limbed: of,. and immediately
over the oitairi stispended from the ceiling there was a
brilliant Amu leaden ef variegated lamptoepreilenting
the rose, the thistle, and the ehamrock, undbrneeth
whiolrappeamd; in limn of the raised orchmitr a ; the
word "O'Connell," in variegated lamps.- At the
back of the
thick
,men
)ury.
the
han•
the wbole
theatre witess.thea inliitione4 Med gm* meet imposing.
A flee the cloth noes. removed, and seventh toasts end
sentiments 114 boon !hay bottored, Mr O'Connell, in
repl, to the chi:ripen, who pruposed 'Health and long
life to Daniel O'Connell," rose end delivered an afro.
gilen t speech; the report" of which occupies four col
umns of the Times4in which lie reviewed inane/dewed
tdoqunt rammer disee question at issue between tie
poop of Lreland astd the Bnitish Ministry. no cone
pony shortly afterward* departed,
Dagament. STVRII. /V .84:5rnmu) ~ — On the oth of
Maich. a tremendoushurricane visited the city of Glas
ow and its neighborhood.. Mearhougarwere unroof
ed or otherwise clamagea, and several persons narrow
ly escaped destruction. slet_Paisrly. the storm was
"Pally asvus, and "it high ahhinney.of the netted,*
shawl manufactory 'of Robert Me Arthur -efg On. was
hloweowerand fell through thereof; omen the people
at stark, killing one. woolen outright end wounding
several others The chimney was 130 feet high.
The Queen was in good health, saliheid a levee at
Buckingham Pnbsee on thr. /3th, ohich graeattended
with great state end magnificence.
Large meeting. continued to be held in the Manu
facturing Districts, and the distresses of the poor and
Laboring classes weft without mitigation.
The Manchester Royal Lnnitetion has offered the
honorary Professorship of Poetry to Charles Swain,
Esq. author of ..Feathers from my own Wings." &c.
Mr Die/tens bad presided ate meeting in Avor of
a system of general dducarien,ia - Elver**, Cid had
written a letter to it siOntar meeting at Birmingham.
Her Majesty of &egghead hes orde
menfs to the-Artir"
The reef oft of thet
Rh . ) or heir); ci*ltief
pm 7 to, n iloptot
credints,ne bring
seconds to veduel,
tion 7i . iry hare flailed,
parath'ments, at the
Repodiadow of
liana/ debt of RI
mmut. Bth take; the
brought forward' hi
in the interest' f tl
nuitiett. Tbeopenw
Three-and-a-hell-por
1859, and to 3 per cent to 10111 bcrober,' t 874; mint
a period of 40yeure, derirtg which the interest would
not be reduced below 3 per cent. If the Three-and-a
halls wen, redisCed to three Or lent, with a . tiontm, it
would/Id, seoPmillioturte the debt, and if reduced to
Two-and-a-titilf per - cent, it would add fifty millions to
the debt. He
iadn - at Pits th thepefirr,. preferred a gradual and
getie
loom vtlli iiie vtitontdd
of their
notetr ba w
re Me as-
rpet
The latrine which'he ritipearti hY the operation, would
be ..easa.ooe Ore; aoittioai Oitriber, 1244, to Oc
tober, 1854; and en additional £659,00.0 Eft annum
from that lime forward.. So that the 0 1 1 611 1E1mnd sa
ving, after October, 1854, would-be £1.250.000.
Barine expressed his satisfaction with the prop
osition, and heartily wished it *access.
After a desultory discus/ion, the reeolution was a
gi eed to.
The Nen-ry Examiesiv elate, that Lord I Vharncliffas
is to succeed Lord de Grey as Lord Lieutenant, and
that Lord Langdale is tho oars Trish Chancellor,
as successor w jfr E:dtviird Sugden, who 1J still suffer
ing from indisposition. 4 ' '
Fatter Matthias, resolute! his labors in the Tem per
hee,etiuse. Co the
We notice imports, Proceedings in the Irish Pre s
byteria n Assembly in Belfast, in regnrd to the subject
of Presbyterian emirriartiv, it being anticipated that tha
decision of the:l-ismer of 'Lode *Mild ho adveisce to
the claims of the'Vresiiiiietsistai. ''A very general
kegler' has commenietteethis Seittect.
Speaking of the drhh 'Refunin l'iloasures proposed
in Parliament, the Dublin , Freeman says - that "New
rnott=ures and new institutions" atone will be ne.cepta
hie to /MIAMI," and adds --'•To no plan. however,
that has yet come from the min.r sitionf the water can
we give any ear. Every Englishman ileiires to have
Treland and Trielimen nt their own peitiliar mercy._
The objection of English parties is natio the wide of
safegunrd we propose, but to Der being - gnarded at nl.
Treland has no hope but in Repeal—•-no guarantee but
in a parliament - of bet owts. 4 -sNiteland must Boffin a fur
hersalE,
Ttts
1.1.11111) - 14 AD sfiA..--Groat 'indianation is
expresied lathe Enatshimpars 6l tbs. arbitrary and
tyrannical - comes of, tho,Portnitrease - Government in
this beautiful Island: '4'orther purpose of suppressini
attesiutifealubelialf pdeulitskfletrag. :libel View-4m
been suppressed, the only priissin tiro Islandraolkeibse
measures equally odious have bilea adapted;
Queen Donne Mariaeof Portugal, basis:righted Don
iasui lot flatboat; nt Ws oiera. of, /hes Sebastian teber.
Prince Albert-was going -lathe Continent to - visitant,
afflicted reistivissat• ' •
The Stanford Mercury ha -jest 0010 0d its,l49th
volume. it is was of-48 papers iaGnemt BAP
The 9saint
from t),
curi pier of [flingers hus - passad a resolu
tion coma lig disabili, the Jties. ews within Its jeriNEcitioa
ti
A Miter from Adrianople in the Aumberg Claimers
lac
..L.
:sudden
deatrayt
carried awi
•re amanred jail
leaser
11 0 1 4114fikal..
ftaligtesiriews - on - the
/ . 31 4r "Zy"'s - _ 14 - - - - —Amami
IS
ewto
.*
. &AI, -
-wr W" 7 bia lity to a
_
04 Agtinvit roNiqbec! AnoPrlte irill**D4 AV*,
liters bad, on . tht giber hand, manuained very sign+
cant_siknce„ to wirdif t o ."? repti trate p=g7 . lllAW
tehttflreidnitlp
114itipliiiiheldliliertinbitiimporative
of thiresseldtglin of the Ist September. 184ithathwen
relniCiiaTiejs*.rnotsistif,4, ' T At eml-•
, gi e va ni 2- st rm aiv .
ejiatrisitme ,_
-
Vlta l ` ranguese,ltietiltlaih.iiisteithes early in the
morning of that day,:the !sawing% of Alicant, to the
nurabirgf t * - firny ea d i 41) ;go pieces
of arillitty.pade: Jane' rd inettettOn Ot the Civi
Pledrii,for the patinae of : ilaitiotirig the batteries
in progiewsrens tract WS "gis that sfde. They were,
hiiwever, bravely charged by derattiments elk' Re
giniams of Sevp j y end Lusitania, who occupied that
point; and hewn hick incolitte Mem !with the Icwe
of six killed iindirittiredgerwthMed.
- The seiguartinetyhad root yet loaded, °whirl° the
'boisterous elate of thestas.-.- Tines: March I&
The intelligence from Paris is navel inieratingt
The dispute between the Chum!) sad the University
was assuming a serious character.
P.ITISBLI at 3 / 1 • tMOBET. •
nitro... AD Fon Ttl C POSTST ISAAC•f SARIS
Friday Morning, April 19, 1844.
Basteeseieviiry brie k - atid - iigiesu dradv.iiiiiiig in al
department. of trade. Oer merchants and tatifulitc
torero are very a n d a great deal doing on durri•
Vete-awl canals—aeveral 4,-f our extoneivis nierolisats
are doing alert, this year than thitilidtve dons for se
veralyears past. The stocks ate farce and well as
sorted and prices low.
Floor,-The prices ahem the angle 41p liAn week, bin
all that irrt;es ineeti ready' sale, fnutiiiKietit wa
gons.at-$3 621 a $3 75, and from stores $3 75 to $4
per
Grain- - -WheSt, 75; rye, 33 a 35; etirrk, 35. a 40;
and 22 a 23.r.enta per buslio' 1 fur oats.. . •
Hay—per ton, 7 50 a•sB.
PPM' 4 "4:4o::s!cofFti,oti 34; Pot
374, and about 26.000 /ha.- sold at this price in two
Lits; 'Pearl 41
Boeswas—Sales quick at 20 per pound.
Bloom=—dull; Allegheny $55: laniata $6O a ton.
Pig Metal—Saie r 40 ton Ilangivg Book, Hot Blast,
a 30 a 31i 113oaltIlvylati,ylardinTAlitutli.
Castings—Foondey prices 3. to 6 ets, all owing Le
and
41k
per-
Lead—A sale of 10,000 lbs 1134, all cash.
• Seed—Clover 9450 a Val Timothy $145;: Flax
Seed; 90a baahet.
Fenthera--Kentucky, quick sale/ et 24a25e, and
Ghia. 26a27c a lb.
.
Prow inioos -6- Bagoal4X.itietraire a cake' 4.1; Ohio,
S: itaithialhan*SiSit dates,-ilk. as & islioutliis
31c a lb
Butsar-L-fitilb fdh 4n bbl{ ;tearer*: aitif :fa demand
for gturi, 1 !jot 1?.e; keg, Siasc a lb.
Lard—No 1, 5.1; No e, sc a lb in kegs.
Cbeeitiod comp, sales at' 4jits cent,
ttraceries—COfte; Rio 71i81; Laguira . . Hp
vanssa, 74a8c a lb
Sugar— N. 0 pririreTlitili&i. s . 7.1474; fair, 61a7;.
inferior, 64...6.1. Loaf iigor. No 1,•161; No 2, 1.5;!
No 3. 1.20 is .
Teas—tuu.ig 11.yson, 374a7:71; Imperial, G.u3o ;
Gun P0w4aer.60,4110; Youctiong. 1 / 1 1170e a lb.
indigo—SpanishFloat, 1,50.411,60; Manilla. 1,25'
n 51,40 • lb. •
Cotton Ya gi s- r T his - enNielleqtinclicirhpikhig, en re. ,
doped 1 cans. or to 13 cui.•par funds. fru= Nces4 10.,
Potatoes—Mercer, 37.1n44ri a bushol.
Salt—Nu /: at the. River, 814; fruitt stores, 87$ to
$1 perlb.
Cattle Market—About 70 heed of cattle have been .
sold during the week at 34 to 4c a lb. gross *eight.
Fruit—Dried pew:4l4Lnc fallen a liule. sales Cronr
boats and wagons 1.12u51,.25; about 500 bushel sold,
during the week. Dried apples quick, 60a 6th; green
apples have advanced a little.
MISSMATILDA CLARENDON, SOLE LESSEE
FRIDAY EVENING; APRIL 194,
11Ciar Clarendon u
iteeto in. La Itniadere,
with the Mince of
LA C.4CiIUCIIA.
Mr Nelson as Joe : iktatar„ in -which ho will introduce
/La original .
{CrTANLEIN /ITO ay..
fitv• lEt 0 21, rigtir 1 --- Itrii
..
-C4
FIFTH STREET;
..
&ex tictfitifi AWEi"eilt;tii4 'Rerik2lsitisbte4lls,Pg.
jakteb atibbrk propri etor,
lop ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
AA, public eetierally that he has oaken this well
it nOWit AgititaillklailllAoe4llll Ma; it=thettioimi i.e.
paired in all ittdepauttoeutry audit % new Sited eP le
-
a style it4rier tontine in the city. ;F,ictatt,, en d e n
-- loud of gotta eating. will find his leec h
esouteosy
Pricy of Ailmisiicio--Boxe s 50 cents; Pit 23; supplied with all the necessaries and luxuri the mar.
Gallery 25.
ket can afford. /t will he the aim . and pride.of the
_,
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Er fhe managementiatrettepleasu re of aromatic- PrePneeeee'keei'MailetWeittrhitaswilliltrsd.
ing th-it Mr BUR /03, the Comedian, has' been en- end in . 11 moaner limited to of the Test fasti
gaged for Jt limited number of nights, Due notice will dieus. . ~ , •
be given of his first appearance. 1 To the lovers of good liqtaws, ton, he can Without
GrA number of Season Tickets far sale, imiiii,
BAR
to himself, o ff er as good and well furnished a
... f lit RE islept in the iresturn•cenntry._ • The_ rhoicr!t
at the Box Office. Box Office °pea from 11 AAi till
2 P 111,
.marts and hestlit stoaegurtquors wilf a I way•e tetitept
• • -.. i.,-- in store, for the ecopettideg,eep pc tbose who may ra.
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Baltunera -. , vor him with a c a alL • i .
• I His facilities for aeciausn *dating the traveling pub-
FEW BB LS. new Baltiniiire Herring lust re- lie generally, will he found equal to any in the city. The
IX ceived and fur sale by
REINHART &STRONG. Stehle is airy an.) capio,iq tt, ansl Atop,* attention will
•
be given LP t h 6 /bi'aittataii ' it/ h . ho
pu ng up Illt la USG ,
—•-. 1401.therly-w:1 j .184'
Mr Reeve as
TOM MOORE and tha LRISH DOORKEEPER.
Oaring the evening a variety or
• Songs AM Dames,
By Mr Nelson and Master and Miss Buckley ,
;9.'19'
, .
las ika Orpkava'at Cosirtof . AliogAeity Colfax of
,sini" --------- -------------- ina wipil i al ego ih r r imi
• Merck Zerns4B44, N 0.27.
.tblo 133, Wood StreArt.
TN the matter of the gee rdisinship. account of John ' ii i r . FGOLF, Agent, is nowaitig an entire fresh
...I. ArMaaters, Sen.ltutellan of the tMonr children t Al. • 'nuclear Pottle and Domestic bry Goods, in
of Thomas Chalfont; late off lam township, deed. " ; Fes kirts room recently occupied by D Fitasimmns,
And ism, to eit.4larelt :30th 1244, sseePtione to ; sq., one door abomplag I:MabiMeoUShoe warehuse.
sheconfirmasionof tiwidabovo aohount filed, end Cin i These goods-bays been mrclisied Is. the Suit for rash,
motion the said accoinst is referred for examination ; sod will be sold at a, small,a4reisca priemitsan pekes,
and adjustment to-Fiallldit IL L Slunk,Elq. # leh? . for either cash 'or iipproved lir* Mgirchas f i 'ki t .
a nd
aehtted auilitor r 44 hiit.lourOon '' ' • i en g oar Shy will find it a their advantage to c a all and
Fiera cord. ' • THOMAS FAR LEY. ' examine the stml Clerk. inkarmegaiiik.l4 ileirparchasas.
- Noticeishereby giveirthst the AdditerAppOinted fa . -
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.
the above case will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at his °Tice in Fourth at-, Pittsburgh. on Ulu
-day 13 th of Mnylliiiiattholelbcds.l l . M. where those
interested am.recptesteil to attend. • ~ i- i '
apt. 194 w. : • , ,-- f',. .11.: eskJiNft.
. _
rpHE; ALLEGAIC CIMETEetiritiBSOCiA.
_ 'SW eartsli to pardons a tons ofliandixostainipe
Ctomailto/Olikaenoi; tuitelluxtoole within A' titles
the Court:Hotto, Leoludiriotts us. one of the loodior
roods-or stamilkesp easy ofseeeso foroarriages, aid-of
which the ads is indisputable.
Paroonoboving tm& poverty to dispoie of •are re.
quested to conuncuticatar to
HAS BAKEWELL or
al atiot • T N HOWE.
commence on TUE.%
7, mai - 9 - 5 4 4
BBLS of fine quality, jnn received and forsakb
bY _
•- • !
etgltsup, spg-4.'efaiiihkohoi.drem4
whobimas imaxedwouist
10-Tmx•-- id ' s; wobtxuad „
° 98,fit.41 1 1e,
ThdeU, uwah - esileek• frift . y.A
7 ria,*9iiighs9iiiid e • t
Besides I'q ire them something-sine.
r
I l YurrrP;t ^ Tou tfiei3i te pos.)4 a fOrrr:
sur.e.i laitdigls• hiSse •
• • If they want lola astir scare.
Wet ipmurjtooint, -
' Hear *tint ale 0 .. 41 onopeAtuAlis 6 i .itfres -
Cain'sjustteen getting on.
711 ii bopoof
ace I M` a'andcotbeTbo': soon trill WI:
rim wee it would astoxiik yore,'
oce.how.fost...tisoyAttlL
For flirty-seven ants ;hey go,
And by the Cho:timed too;
They always sell so veil low,
A t the store that's pal:sled/due.
_ - -- •
444 ftmcv abOel esweerj? neat_
He inakels them to the meansre,
And when his work is un your feet
You ' ll zeolite much pleasure.
. _
The Starer au Fifth and SlaNtet earner,
North-Western, I maintain,
it vete wag kept 1 r Jimmy Venter,' •
• But say hy CAIN.
al9-3:n
- • toiaboauriaq ,Arsnartin
CASt$ iiTukrfinq Steube-wrille Awls, jost r oceiv
-4.1 rd frcnil the, inanufacturerl, and fur salo of dm
New Cub Store, No 32, Fifth attftt.
.1)18 J K LOGAN- 6u .CO.
TIIF.: 01110 61.41 4 1TE'SS
has arrired from her South.
,erf#:l43llCAnd,4,•... (44
city tulernasn . a s hort thpet
lt seems that her ship.
ou board the Shep:
tiersheisainenormelteck her
• growth, aa she flow weighi
265, pauads. anti -itttdy 9
years- yid. She iceY be
seen at Mr Firikeisers's.Na.
1 1 094.1. 4 /Pk
•eitriiif • hbase.
M.
124 cents, Hoar* of Exbibititm, from 9 A till '9
b I
- -
ESH SPRING GOVDS. •
a as Nelll4l- -- 0 A s s .
• Si c.i.N OF THE GLI.X • CUM
No. 103, Market littreet, stsaiw-Liberty.
q IHE s'ubscsiber ilxinfums his customers
and the *if y; that ht, bus just teem ..
ed from the east; and is mile reeriving as' lai.ge, ei I
;martian!) an assortment of ve riety o.ols as any tther
estaprislmagnt the city. Merehants tnel.ollifr**l-1°
wish AO eurchase 51. 01.411,44jk
p ca 21e 1
um (. l -*
.ittoriaNt he p
ultowinge.
grist tha•siock. patrecciverf.. •
•
209 dos: cone an.+6 cord spiell'eotttet,
200 " Gralin m's 6' " •
1200 " assorted, -
200 lbs. , 14;
ilOO laday i eshosithreads,
patent threads,' n
:100 gross hoobt and eyeit,
150 packs American pins,
100 Grraian "
15 thoommuo s aaadie s, w
180 assorted stay bindings, •
350 doz. assorted fist* inn, combs,
206 " redding
560 "Alaolleckes9tfa. 5:10•1_-• _ z
225 gio,siliots laces,
50 corset "
150 doz. cotton night caps, •
200 agoolled , *kik • - .3
150 " groves and mitts,
25 gross assorted fans,
300 do. palm leaf hats.
115 pieees: Aslderiton low •
5 ross pe. MO 00 g arl button_. :...-.
75 gilt. • "
80 " figured horn button".
120 " lasting andjapamed do
.50: finganglishthe
160 " asincesitaba;
‘Vith a genenitassortment arlety Gond* to Diarrter•
ma to mention; sehiels will be sold wholesale or retail,
cheap for cash: •,C. t R,
apr IS EAGE
4111iT thew ilit..flHmhr.•.hbvsithidayti lt.. out Let;
1 . ten Tevaineeterron Op Fotltte of Presley Ir
win, late of JelfeneittbAsiiie, 'age d ; An a 9
hayivehaeubraitiehitaitertikin~r - for
settlement; a tat .4 thoientiekwaled ' W 1 it make payment
witimo„ck,lper.;
..r.: ~ : 441 111 1 1IPAYblE.-- '
apr 18-61 WIVI .
LOWRY S seers i .
q.
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CI_OLD Mit,,,ilz---------------..topit tretr ._. it' . gtc. juat ip.
.f rA l teiniall i t assiiksiellligefrotiteekliiiiittl.W.7...
zuu of " I
elegant sod cheap Geld pdated temperance
modals-4er Wein wholosels, awl. retaa.--Alaa delte i
!ariiiti of :6 'AmmLn tearpenwoe,Auct-atiossican i
met acidity I% ll,l lmletaa.for *lle v. New Yoth• ellP 1
prices.
IRAAC HARRIS.
'Pr 17
kikla
. April 23d.
or 13 be eeeregre4
BRUCM,
Gun Manufactory.
E subscriber respectfully informs the chisens
he Pittsburgh and the public in general, t4tat Its.
has returned to the, city, and comrnencedhusuniss
nn
sth street, betweelt Wodid and Market street.s - unet op
posite the Eirchange Bank, where he croft . tninufac
tut e Rifler , Smoothbores and Shot•guas- of every 4ea
cription• from the commonest to the finest qnality. Al
so, Pistols, Pocket -belts and Horseman's guns, of all
Guns•and - Pistols made to order ind-ou'thly
shortest notice. All kinds of gun repairing &ileitis
reasonable terars., The subseriber hopes by ihrfet et
tenticki to business to receive a !tuition of the public
pationsge. - • • •
Ferment and sportsmen arerequested to call and
examine for•themsehres. A. S. JOY.
• rilStir-upl2 • •
AViD
gANDS; Watch and Mork Mniter,. Sisk
-ditiek in Watches, Clocks, Brerzst
ger Rings, Chains, Keys, Spoons, Combs, 4.e.
JearOliy of . lll description s repuire'd and made toot►
der. •
No 7, Fifth street, next door to Ilfantet.
a112.1y
litemerral. . • •
yin HE subscriber has removed from hi*furrner Ida
stand to the building adjoining the , Pentriln•
surance Office, on Market street. where he is now re
ceivihg ova opening a large end well selected stiseli
of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS in his line, in
cluding ninths, cassimeres and vestingx of the most
fasbionadde styles, and where he intends to continua
the TAILORING business on a liberal and °venni?*
scale. His old - customers arc 'requested to give him ft
call and examine his stock. JOHN RIPPEY.
° *l3-3m'
--ta',2llllll.llP UARDINTAIZZI.4#
WHITMORE & WOLFF.
Canter of Liberty arsd St. Clair Ms., Pittsbur gli
A
A RE
now receiving their spring importation of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND SAD
DLERY,te which they respeetfully invite the atten
tion of purchasers. Having completed arrangements_
thmugh which they. mat Dow receiving 'implies DI
RECT PROAf THE MANUFACTORIES IN
ENGLAND, they Alin at all times be prepared to
sell at such prices as will make it the interest of pur
chasers to call.
Always on hand, a full and general assomMeo t of,Rt
/ME - BARRELS AND GUN TRIMMINGS,
PLANES.' COOPERS, CARPRNTERS 4N
SMITHS' TOOLS. Math a great variety of
LOCKS and LATCHES for hitilding purposes to
pettier with every variety of articles appertaining to
tbeintsiness.
ale If
011 AB .CIDER.--Just rperired per steamer Bel
mont, 12 bbls. No 1, Crab Cider, and for solo
BIRMINGHAM dr. TAYLOR.
No 60, Water UM&
MEN tons Juniataßlocrms,
-Justa. received and ror sale by
J W BURBRIDGE & CO..
Waterst, between Weed And Smithfield
AA BBLS .ASSORTED LAMPBLACK,
"± Just received and fur sale at thowitatessle and
retail druessote of J: KIDD.
all eoraera4eb and Wood meets.
1 DOZ. k Ivsh lamson Syrup, by Om dozers or
Ae- oing4ebotoe, at the drug atom ofJ.KIAD.
currier of 4th and Wood streets.
:HTIDS PRTNIE N 0 SUGAR,
/ n' bblLoacSug r,
• 'S 'tierces best Bice.
Received by steamboats Corsair eta Lillie Reek for
gab by w 5p . 1.1 MfTCRELT,III:;E:
t . Ni) 160. I.jbart .street.
1. PEPPER. '
AA •18 bids 10.0* Wiese Dininsses," • • -
For Askr : M 8 /Min - 4t CO.
1 BBL BEEF TONGUES.
• IMO lboanekroari• Dried Beef.
8 bows *No I Start*. *
saw, e
S . ' 4 superior LentitoSynni. '
GooPived 5 54forosio by D WILLIAMS.
- • 54 - No 21K4rifili. *ow'
-
3991 .te . u~ba~ro zephyr l3-PRIME N OtLtrZt e T: 3 i
men, for pan by W & MITCHELTREE,
43-411mtne3; No 180. Lib-rty street
W # M MITCHELTRie,
Grosites t Rectifying Dist"Usz
end Win* and Lirsorlferehamte, s,
[may & No 160, Liberty street.
Carks
GROSS No. 1 BOTTLE CORKS, j ou
rreived and for saki by
`i XBl tL+V•ieiai
50•?AitVIA Raidof,just melted /alter
11411 M g - 04 igtifiitaj3-41C0..
43. %V street.
ni - 11 '77J
30(1 ,IJAGs
ft--
„:; - ,,,r ol jtkie*ortikod for oak by
JKNNINGI.I & go
” Wood trive.
2 588L3 N 0 Alblas.s
I lus ) t mcsiveiLeed
4W funiklll4, 7 •. 4
;'. BAUMAN, JE NNINGS : 4AsINII: •
suB • '43.- *est
. •
.• IP BUs..Losi Nrir fo
r lbsna tllbtt
irt4!r retailio6; fin.solo, by D. idr. G. Par.. LLOYD,
M& 15. No. 142 LibertPussat,
100 BILLS ior Laic at No. 123 Wood "g r e et b y
HUEY CO; •
ACON,..-11,980 lbs. Beetle, a Prune article. fur
110 A* 17 D li W LLOYD,
;14$ No 142, Liberty. at. -
ReaOtritil—iron
r RESPECTFULLY itito . rm inY friends that have
removed my FIRS' PROOF tßartt Awe
AtOcolLY to - Third 'trete,
Bee, arid avail rayeolter dee ti - procumity to tender my
thanks to the pubile kr the liberak petimiage which
they have favored me with for several yeara-arld.Wrii
els a continuance of their favors. I pletigetnyselftay
Sake shall be made witiwut any deception.. • AR My
sages which have been in buildings burnt down - have
saved all t heir contents. • '
r4P T 7 are kept Imitate at my limp,
wtiod, Joaes & Co s, Dalzell & Fleming's. end at D T
Morgan's.
JOHN DE NNINCL
N B. 25 bitis good New (Means Sar,ar for Saks-.
nl3-tf
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