These barbarities were now, however, out of Yogi villianhe to the bettor taste and feelings of oar soma ~..natt the ceretnuntea were, on'y it pleasant juke. ...Awed of water, eat carried aloft, atui a pipe ati lt .14 ...p -arts it which terminated in a' cap. This cap was 0 - ,-''''. , :).F...1011 the_ heed of the novice, who was at the smile time 1 0 . - pretintbd with a glass of wine. end told to drink the, --sthi kheidth. As h. raised the glees tri his lips, ~ . .. "Anoka td: water—into thepips" and , •46--7: - • -ecyt e *le4l, the bap4ra s tssi :the line. Merman:lJ _ _ reptititiftrad'clivi dair the ship's heaftb,-without " 3 , '....- -bath, - •.• - ' • N ~. These ceeemorties were-over, and the sails braved ~ _ 4 „ - .epee toore,;When some of thc roots c omplained that - '''Jttho passsngers.had not appeared, and demanded that - , . fv 4they also sholitalkt requited to meeird the weliome ef , -..;..1ier tune,iital to,driak ihr Ades hcaith.:-Tbecuptdin., ' r: --desmns ot•hohnring old customers , ngreek to this,' I A ., VA , •gri-weiat down into the cabin to ecqnaint the lady ...„ t 41i het companion with the request of the crew, while t •-oVilas went into - the steerage to- fetch old -Wittier -, .... - "Xliey were quito reconciled to-his company by this t 4 's ..--1 = _{trots, as tin gave them no firther trouble. ith his rest --rf. leasn e •at nt night: ' • ''. I In,' any one toll me whet was to happen, I should , • -ant have u waited a ith such indifference the appearance ' - of the pair i lied seen on first corning on hoard. Tho' '' I aid daily se, vice.in thy : cabin,. I bud never yet seen 1 7., ".., --she lady's face. "Being not yet rat ong„she spent the ..! -time either in - her oeqt statelvut o, or ,i 0 the evouingiu k. the captain's apartmeot, with her rowband., She came ..,! -on dec. : : ;accompanied by hi un ... Lhe-imatswai n advanc fair ..od resrectfolly, the cap in o ue L tionti, and presented 1 , ,.., :her whiteglasi of wine„.entleating her to drink to the k• - ' good look, of the Artetoista. towing her bead grace r'.. ' folly, she . threw back ttee-veil. ticayetts 1. the dream li• .of my a t ildhix , &was there ! It was the same lady i . who had visited me so .frequently in my infancy and ici i „ - t• heytritod, who had- caressed and wept over me, end 1-- given ine .so, canny tolgsaitof kindness._ I could pare-. ~ res . 3 . o , #c rea t o ofsuttlot mi is' ty, and was -abort to . . `Othrital mysant her when .1 was checked by the - ;if-A,lEtt cx. , br Wilneoe4 forward by ine of the men _ ,,; ...rt•••••Oft setirig the lady he'Luttered a cry, she haekedat him, '&.. t .,.''' ' grew deadly pale, and fell buck into , the arms of her 5A 7. ..- 4tampanion,ci,,Aw lirr eyes within shudder, mai hold • ini out in•r spread hands, as if to shield her,tolf from . , some liorriV.e sizbt. - _ lie. calm, Matil.tar said her companion, whom I t t new:beery t, be no other slum Ilermaon. We are i ..he'youtt the bounds of Epropo. here other lea s prevail. t .. .- - He vo.iitiattip no thrill' upon you: fitt- - [T. BE ceNTISUED.] Ares xx.trtos Mtaettto.—Tbe following preamble and reguletions were ndopted at the 'Meeting of the friends of annexation, held at the Washingten Hotel on Ft iday. evening. - - WHF.BEAS, We have heard with feelings of appro bation and smisfactilin, the gratifying, intelligemee, that the trtsett. y providing for the•re-ennexatiett eG -Texas 'to the United States, has at length been submitted to the 'Senate:4nd being anxiously desienus.for the confirma tion or Riiit treaty, which Will restore to us one of: the finest and most favored portions of our territiery, end . considering it as' weds, a measure of great national moment and ernicern, one in which the interests orate 'people in this manufacturing district are most esPe chilly involved . ; tee have. therefore Met 'without die- dnetiorf Of party;' to hail die - cheering prospect that is now bef'ore its, in declare ode honest . and - firm. cern yietions; and - to orgeupon cur Senators and Represen tritiveit, eigilaeee and activity. that they miy secure, ere ithe Ito late, the vast and fertile 'territory, which is ncwoffered•tricortiplete our bitimdtries, fu tify anti etreagtheia Cur souther° frontier. and which will pre , . sent en irisurtantint able barrier to the invasimt of a for digit foe. Therefore,' Rtsoleed; That this meetingdo freely and cordially respond to the patriotic exertions Which are now making. thiou,;liottt the country by the friende of re ....e. ...... • [TO BF. CoNTINEED. ] I annexation. That we believe the re-annestntion of Texas. to be requisite no less to the well-being and safe ty of the Union, than to the improvement mid prosperi ty of this dletriet, forming, as it does, a cast and inv.; portant portion of the great valley of the Misejs.sippi:, through which our products and nianufactureii- must descend in their way to Che gulf, and affording also the ptntection necessary to ensure safety to this involuable portion of our trade, for, a' nature intended. so doter a sound policy deelare that it :should form 4 part and portion Of our territory. , Resolved. That 0.. i citizens of Pittsburgh and West ; ern Peansylvania , ithe importance of this great tnett . so i ~.., ‘s, Pure is brought home to. and appeals to us in the most TH . E -: ". " ' A ' s 4ND 1. 41:- .17 mu ' m r c sm * --- - t tie " C rr fomiblemanner. We have elreedy experienced the Club of Saturday makes a puerile attempt to discon- value o f t e eetni d e t h at e t „ b een cort e a t on betweennur mettle whig party from the illiberal Native Ameri- citizens and,Santn Fe, which has been lately shut out 1: can movements in - New York and oilier .pities. from us by an ordinance of the Mexican government. unarm believe that the re.ennetntion of Texas pre ' •.,, Itw.mid have us believe that this third party is form- *eats a fiag . , 0004 . 1 4.. rmpect o f a yo u t? - eet t o p o t! t he, eul from both the others, and that as many democrats as lucratgre tiritiai goat' t' Internet Otrtuttltt.-Mittaii a -- Whip- are connected with ft. Will the War Club , bortiemarketiailte 'Akin. and iesistlitagetober shaken ' t b • fer ineettnants or rczniatieni. se if Cs to the Ont. , permit us to cull ire intention to a fact or two on this i 5 -.in •.• .. _.. ~..• : ._,.._ ._.• ••• __ • i pin of this antics, an -,oojecteit importance tomcat° F. - .subjeet! It must he aware that parties base hereto-16 y the.iidmissionef Texas's nese and increaseddemand ii ,..,.•- fore been - very n early b a lanced in New York city. The : rind a iihrneitaie market for our 'manefactured- niticles• net elections werer consequently conducted with g reat Resolved That throwing aside i.ll considerations t , - spirit, ttridboth,r attics brought out every vote. Such . ( merely .sect ional or , intereated, we view the re-annexe ionof T e x as as vitally important to the integrity and wits the state rtr affaire nntil the last election, when a ... .safety of slur Uninn. We wish to see no European pow r_.,..-: w o nderful change took place. The great whi g p arty er enjoying the free navigation of our western rivers, that had hr,,, , ,, , f0re so gallantly contested every inch 1 twilling her marittfuctures and produce into the very e.' centre. of the hal. crippling and destrovitee our own. orgrrmnd with the demberiits, end had often beat them, ,,,.,, , gulf not g toe with her wets, an d ye) ating y h er in de-int:Kai ilevrn VA,OOO votes. Vi ' hat caused this fall t•golent nestunprion of thostglit of search. the honor and ingeifEl Whatliut the feet that the whip voteelthe Na- sanctity of the American Hag. We wish and will tol 1, IR; tivcrAtnerican Ticket; and used every effort to push crate no foreign interfere ce with our sister end ,i nniard that most illiberal and bigoted party. The neigh bn . ri . n t eeP ahl . k, he . and us she is l'n us b r ill ' the 'elWileimecritts-rceretieed true to their principles, and not ,. reithetanding the unholy alliance formed against thee', to another, imi tees whim can unite one pe ople . byr lathy of laws, institutions, habits and Initteuer, we cannot consent to see the people of Texas become the p..„ polled veer 19,009 votes. Thii is n fact which the tritunaries d of our That we ancient ando only n enemy. duty on t, Vi'airClub rennet deny, and shoal. feetriwhat party Rcsolvt, cider it . stirred the eart of this government to disseminate the princ iples V. tl'it Native Americans have sprung. of r epublicanism. and the equal rights of man, that it V As to Clay'...; opinion of foreigt.ers. they have been is a ditty which we have taken upon muselves, and so Often expressed, that the extract which the War should we -fail in n this we are wanting in one of the Club publishes will not avail it. Mr. Clay, appears, great objects f nr national existence. The histery zt ., P.:l . lace ~__.(l to expressed epic rues on every side of • ache people of Texas has been but a repetition of our own, like us they have suffered from the weighty pres g..'-I:e*Siftir. . subject. fie has been against a Beek. _ and for sure of the parent governmeet. like U 1 they have ht ` fOidul,—for a. protective Tariff, and against a per screed die rights of freemen, like Us they have foueht se , - e. . e tective. Tariff—fur tentexing "[cuts and against Mi ne:time, Texas, and the War Clult is doubtless and bled in the same holy cnue, like us that' have a chieve-I their independence, and as we once struggled in the infancy of our freedom to maintain the invalua. ;..., .. able - to quote his npitdons to the best advantage. But bl ea c l uitition, so now do they contend against the in ... that they may_deceive no one, we subjoin a few semi- tri'Vog of foreiguailil innac Y ..e.a . re Ms Cram aerPeenli of Mr. Clay, on the pre-emption kl/4 and thethre t h ey oler hostilities, to secure the position w h ic h have at length attained. But here the parallel ceases, they ..eree . `...; larrein Sanitary, 1333. Ot-.-:,.-r.- are but few and feeble, and Americans in heart and . v... - - ' Mr Merrick, a whig Senator Erupt Maryland, offer- feeling, they come to seek fur sympathy and protec '..e.e' -' eel an amendment to don where neither can surely be refused—bern ath the - .. sheltering wing . of the American Eagle. e - "Insert after the word years, in the tenth line: L— Resolved, That viewing the objects and end of our i re "Proeeled, that the tight of preemption panted government to be the exteneion of the liberty and hap- V-- by this art, or the art herby rev 1;rel, shall awl ae- pines* of the whole human family, wI: ate not ineline.l Pre .7 t o to any olLer persons than those rohn were, on to give hee , l to the eueeestions of a contracted and thC ler cl•rg of .I),:cenill , •r. 1337, CI T IZENS OF tre. Tid F. U NI. fl.',D sT AT Es; and such citizenshipslratt, narrow police, and thus to prevent the people of Tex ...).,,y as Gum all particle:mien in the blessings of titer eon -4.1. IN A I.L C A C BIC ESTABLISHED BY LEGAL AND COM- , e e e enere , at the same t ime e tesine the a,,,,r upon the PET!':NT TESTIM.:Ny, to the satisfaetioa of the Regis- last rerasonable expectation which is tifttrded Ils fer the „...' ,r eter arid Reer iyer of the land district in whichthe lands improvement of the African race and the final extii pa. . may ti.-, p rier et the entry thereof, by 6 ctii° of the Pr° - I don cf Slavery it , by giving diem n opportunity of pass visions of this act."ing into the republic of central America where dif . • This amendment was advocated by Mr. Merrick, fererce of color creates no distinction. se o liere they will ''' •, . and Mr. CLAY, of Kentucky; from the remarks of the 4 beery as e oats. and be received in fact and lint ,n t .. . . q where they will be entitled to all the privileges and ri tlatter, net the amendment, we extract the lo:lowing; . . -" This demain,'' said Mr. Clay, "was the public v•. ments they society, As the true friends then of the liberty of all, we earnestly recommend this fact to the Le TraPerty—the property of the whole people of the U- consideration of the people. ninal States; ntel he tiraoked the Senator from Mary- II Resolved, Th., eve are disposed to yiel (limner where t. s land, [mr. M•N-ri,..k.3 for introducing a proposition furl t mmor is due, and dint to the hold and 'meiotic exer confl•ing the bee tee of tie Government to oar awn thins o f t h e President of the United Slates. the people E rake. instead of heading out a general invitation to of rho eolllltrVosve a debt of deep:lna lasting gratitude; ~, all the paupers of all , the European Governments, prompt and decisive in action, lobe Tyler has secured ii -lo come hete and compete with our own honest poor." by negotiation in a few short months, the ennsnmma t And subsequently, in reply to Mr. Buchanan, he -don oF a treaty whieh was long and ardently deailid t, ka •ir (Mr. Clay•) sa id: .by the statesmen nnd people nf the Union. Resolved, That we nre proud to recognise in the F:": ,. ... et' Does he mean to compare the De Kalb>, the Stem fe hers, the I,afayettee. the Pelask is. with the hordes of di ninguished Senator from Mis,issippi. the aide advo cate o f re--rtinie-ICatien, mu former townsman, the Hon. l: .. ~...,,, preign, panpers ih u[ h are f c 7 ustantly i lloolinf c 7i nfr R. J. Walker. His labors in the cause bave been pm in.,°triirs:,,.o.l.:ii:;o,`-i..:veirtc,;',,tze,,,r.'7,,igontt:,;:rs',7.l,7:TigS:oll.; duel ive of the best reeulta, and entitle him to a high •"'--- ifiSii'77:S,--itu,l can they be compared with these gal hint men 010 Came her ,- to aid ia the cans» of irreg. place amongst the most illustrious of our land. Resolved That we feel confident that the died itgui sh eel s en ators now-representing this State in Congress. ie. glitter liberty ?He :bought this government had been will quite as liberal in its peery towarde foreigners, as 11 use every e ff ort tosecure the confirmation of the ery ennsv Yuman feels so warmly ~.' ewes peer o r dr,i,.„1,1, and no &renter would vote !re''' v in which ev v ' ' AGAINST the proporition of the Senator from -, a and that they will now, as heretofore, iIIOW therflie.yes HIP able and active representative of the Maryland triel, ?no/ e pleasure than that with which 'a ' e . / rt. 4 Dye itoo/d Vide FOR it." The 'War Club and the people can judge of Mr. people of the Keystone Synte• • The following Resolution Wes introduced by R. H. Kerr, Ira few appropriate remarks, and unanimeusly Clays opinion of, and respect for, foreigners. by the adopted. . le' *baths extract*. They were , delivered subsequent to • Resolved. That the Execvlive in calling tobis Cnb . i. r:veit.4thoemtartinn.see)ndently patriotic Ceestous,evinced us his . It • those quoted by t h at . paper, and M a y. with great pro ult re, , ieht, as there is no man better q ti piety be s egatderi es his present sentiments- If fled to di:charge the arduous duties of the exelted eta ' ciitenit should not - -be permitted to parebaseour lands, tion which he now fills to the honor of our country. and to''wiry should we permit thernio vote? If Mr Clay was notwilling to allow them ithe poor privilege or earning the entire satisfaction of the American people. i subsistence in thewilds .of the west, is it likely be .i:::- - .mould be wiiiing to extend to sham the greater privil. ego of participating in themaking of per laws? May ' not the above be taken as an evident* of the "hearty irelcoine and the happy hanieti"thit foreigners` would -,.... . end. lacer country, should MeClay's sentiments evet st r H c -„obtainthe supremacy t The above extracts contain ~, P - - -,C --- -'' , ,the very emenceof Nettie Americanism—nay. they go k 4,; failhist then that pqm . has ever done—fur they but Vss '. :c' • IttieFOkio: our nsturalizatioa lows. sod to *ileum rik : : .. r '' latikiutaiiice, huteldr. Clay - would' detsfr theta front .. rieiq' a 1 141,E*Plud. of 111!..0402171 Es iswilik lll,9olFift, Ttsg , • - . . ei Nsioiti;diedikt Ina riiiiiliiiihtll times.. 6 —•-• - - . • ' ..;... - - 7. ,gait 0 # ll- 61111"1"1". a :MOO lb tir is...or- krkiltini i!lier" -* 4SideinfeVer. . -...".4 ., . ... ..- . (10 Dail!) IFlorning Post. TROIAS plifturs, STIITOII. FITTSdI7RCII, MONDAY, Arm 1 .19, 1344 E - Al.INI:U:1-1I-ENBVi o RG.., iruß G.TYVEWN,OR, . ... mgy pk, jet - 2 . ELI or or theynr:: . oih; Tjte d't Wiw itt ''. ~. . tritiCargon'itne,refused •to sartar 11".''''""""tr':' 110:14_' ; ".. ::‘4ec tedd h i.'"- iislei t* Slll,4lihriabl ialh' dilin"3 E . to nic t li he w l' ili rsOikm n44r cl aeT, a duelist, a :radii*. 'is gambler, red an (loci-protectionist; and if the adst:gs want the itissHof_ , hislorn4, they must. buy.liiin 011 L, We suspect that. conscience isesirery little to do with the victuous fit of Mibart. He has seen hor well some Of his Ikeda ren who opposed Mr Clay fer the same reasons ho has apecifiedilmve sold out their "honor and conscience," .anillie witdmito ralie the wind by trying tpeantnnitical Of speesdation. . It remaina.t.o,, be seen whether the whigs Of Meteer Atm simple enough to buy him. We advisethom not to do it; it ia a worse speculation iban buying mortis malticanlis, and they will regret it hegira 'six weeks. We know of some ofiliessipurehasesthat might tic had at a discOunt (A. - fifty per, cent. On first COSt. , . IMPRIRprIRST Or MR. O.CONNELL.-It is stated' that In thOlkiliot of the imprisonment of Mr. O'Con nell, Whit•MOoduy, the ‘4,7 tit May, will be fixed on as a day of general prayer anti humiliation throughout reload, and it is suggested that the liberals andcatho ics thimighout Chrisu*Rtn should be iovited to par in this object. ticipate FLOoD IN Fzottlua--tare learn, says the Pensa cola Gazette, that ialetweaolle whole country above here was inundated with water The Black Water ftiverat Col Morton's taw twenty or tnirty feet above its usual level, although the rise and fall of the tide is senvibly ottserred there, '''llos Apalisirept, away eto ry thing; it is saidthat there-is scarcely one of the =IMMO sew mills, on this Blaekvratetl4Escartdsht bathes been ruined, and the destructi44 'logs and Battle is thought to be immense. : --2-..:-..--------------=.-- ----- izauga ELICCii 011.1111"11"Ciai farkinell.o4ll. Of Aie legillidli ll 411 . , two 1000111 of 0 M i e"' •f.. • • * ICI 11 vacancies, tesTk place in Virginia on the 25 in tant. We give -, below the returns as far as received: RicAreintd - City.—For the Senate--RA, ,G Stan :ttrd, wide. (regular nominee) 396; Henry L Broolte, Whig, 319. House of .Delegates--R T Daniel, whig, 584; C-H Hyde, democrat,ls2. 1 Heitrico.—(At die Court House,-44mate—Stan ard, 246; Brooke, 149. House of (Delegates—Sher win Mcßae, whig, 40C; Samuel Cottrell, democrat, .-.- . 138. Hanover .—Thu Richmond Compiler states that the Information soceived from a poction tbe-cownivjus-1 tifies ihelfnpression that Winston, Whig, is re-elected over Brown, dem. Potersbu Nu se of Delegater—Bolling, whig, 397, Martin, democrat, 293. Chesterselrl.—Houee of Delegates—Winfree,dem orrat, 454; Rhodes, whig, 408. Fairfax.—Rotuma all in, Grigsby, whig. elected by 22 majority—Grigsby's majority hut year was 19. Jeffersolt.—By an emxisfrrim the Charlestown Free Prees we have full teusyns, •fnt tbra,iptte,-Gallisgli er (whig) 671; Bruce, (item.) 505: 'lamer and Town (whigs) elected DeleLates by üboui 30 majority. Frederick.--Democratie nzajerityreported 1024 v no further particulars. Berkly County,—Whigi reported eiectea by bra tween 30 and 40 majority. Norfolk Borough . —Howse of Delegates—R. E. Taylor (whig) bas a majority of 138 over J. S. 1- son, (dem.) Norfolk Couniy.—Messra Wetts and Hopper , (whigs) have a, majority of about-100 ;over Messrs Young and Totem, (dem.) Precinct at the Sycamores not heard from, which last year gave the democrat" 18 maj. A change of two delegatec-siose the last e lection. Prince 411211 C.-3 H Dey; whig, elected by 73 rnaj over S S Woodhouse, dem. Elisabeth City.—State Senate--Robert Anderson said to be 100 ahead of Richard R Garrett in War. wick and Elizabeth City.- House of Delegates-Cheese man' (dem) ahead of Hubbard and Wood, (wings.) Was wick to be heard from, Elizabeth City and Wm wick making the election district. HEAVY ROBBERY IN THE PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE, FORGERIES, &c. A yoene man named Wm. Hendersonontil recent ly a clerk in the_pAt uffiCels.WW,Yesterday committed h.; MayorEcdefittidt:4lsDol-toipootiN titer at the E. S. coo*AoiiiiiotteGicti4logiipeddgr a let ter. and ,41TrigAtistri' it' itit-i•-taiiiitietti,' Wile 41 shares of ivirihriteik - fsailfe Ihileirigefoild „Ititlitan Ca nal and d ---. :07.antr&itiboP100100fidlgoaVOY- h 0 appears t sent on t • -,iftwil,"4,.fliesilter.;:flrrA.aauth. Third et. 50 sharets l itt*cabcryW titsnAte'dispoae , of.'lsle Y. SUCCC44l4ll.•gettillg a- only nine *biro, and enclosed the balatiret.' 41 shares. in a letter which he put into the poit office, and which was broke open by the de reorient. This offence was committed un the 30th of March On the ftillowing tidy Hendersr;n Obtained u promise of a young man named Geri. B Brown,to take the stock to Baltimore. and sell it. "Accordingly on Monday morning, Brown in company with a friend named Harley. proceeded to the latter place, where they met an acquaintance named Benj. Roberts, who with another num , d Wiilinms. agreed to take the stock and negotiate it: they left it with Mr Samuel Harris, 11 broker. Finding ltdoll sale, he sent it on to his son, Mr. 3 C Harvey. a broker who negotiated it. A few days afterwards. Roberts and Williams called upon Mr H. in Baltimore, for the proceeds, and showed him a power of attorney. authorising them to receive them. This instrument they had forged. Mr H. re fused to past over the amount. and said he would like to see Mr Dory himself; when they itrfurmed him that Mr 0. was confined at Gadsby's liteCl at Washington, by sickness, but said they would write to him; the next day they brought a letter purporting to come from Derr, whielt let ter they had also forged Mr. H was not satisfied with ibis, and said lie would like to bear from Mr. Gad:by. Shortly ater this they brought him a Forged certiicete purporting to !arse come from Mr G. but the name 4' that ertraintin havit , g been spelt wrong. Mr II on is still r:rased to pay over to them the money. In the mean time Mr Derr R Ili ved in 'Phila. delpiiii, at.d learned from Mr Yardley the tlispolit on which he had made of his property. It was traced ..0 Mr .1 Harris bete, who immediately wrote to his fath et; the letter was taken to Baltimore by Mr Dorr. a plan was matured and Roberts and Williatns were ar rested. and colmnitted on a charge of forgery, and al so as being confederates of Henderson. Mr M.mtgornery bad for some time suspected Hen derson or dishonest practice in the office,. and the Stun day ni;ht following that on which ho embezzled the serint nllll.llO he was nut aware then of that tranattc tiun, he discharged him. _„, . Brow n and Harley wore each held to ball t o appear at court as witnesses, the former in $lOOO and' the lat ter in $500. Phila. Mercury. . .. . . MNiMOTECHST.—This new science is becoming very popular in the eastern cities, and judging from the character and standing of many of those who patron izeit, it is an interesting and useful science. It is sta ted by the Philadelphia Inquirer that on Saturday last, Professor Gouraud had received more than eight hun dred subscribers to his course of lectures on Nlnemo techny. if the Professor should ever travel this way, we want him to get a large class among our delinquent iuy;eribtrs. end if he c.tn succeed in making them re imember to call and pay off their old bills, it will estab lish the usefulness of his science heyiirul a doubt. H t:Nrtv A. MUHLEN BB Eto.—The Danville lutelli gencer says: Many members cf the democratic party, from ail parts of Columbia county, have been in at tendance at Court this week. and the impression is uni versal amongst them that the "Star of the North" will poll a tremendous msjority Cur Henry A Muldenberg, for Governor. If the other counties of the Cominon wealth display their democratic strength with the same zeal and unauimity that does; and will prevail here,the majority in the State. fur the favorite sun of 13erks will be at le Ist four times as great as the majority of his own Gibraltar has in store fur him. The Boston Post relates -that the Klay KlUb" or that city waited on Mr. Webster recently, with an in vitation to speak before those " same ohil Coons." That Mr W. looked of sour as he might be supposed to do, were a person in the act of stealing his pot of chowder—that he hummed twice, squinted right and left as often—looked straight ahead, and replied, "call y ou r Club after Wrshington, and let that man in Ken tucky unmask himself on the Texas question, and I speak." The " Klub" took time to deliberate, and so did Webster. DISASTER. The brig Index, of Windsor, NS, Cos'fleet, master, from New York, bound to NeWfuunuland, with a cargo of provisions, &c., was toutily wrecked on the to in night of the 17th March, at Cape PIM), While lyil . a heavy gale from the SE. Captain Lindsey, of Liver pool, (Eng.) who was a passenger in the Index, and • who was to takecharge of a ship at St. Johns, was un fortunately/est. Captain Cots Meet with bit crewoifter enduring considerable fatigue and salTering. reached St. Johns, with the exception of one man, who Perish ed ou the road when -they were on their way from Cape Pine to St. Jubns Captain C." wilt hit crew took passage in the mail boat Charles Buchan, and arrived at Halifax on the 16th hist. It is said that he vessel and cargo were insured in New. York. - The editors of the Clarion Democrat. have ;trade out a elnisification of thieves of all descriptitins. They think that the robbers of hen reo c ds are the mons:eels! offenders, and the defrauders of print: . the MOW* irocions• They publish it black_lisetoihow that thes'. have personal knowledge of the last named class, but how they obtained information -Of the first it a" stated, ;`:- ~.: --,,-..-- -- . - .'.-4... RAY COWS. • STMYED from the Sisters of attrition Thursday 25th, one black cow with a whiteface awl one muley , bright red, some white about the fare, both are giving milk, [a29-dowtf. - ~‘ta"afiaakiD NM 1301,2 Lantz. 40 .hiasmait: , "lgal it \4, r ik - . • •', 'SECOND- r OF MR. X. K. XDDAM3.• MONDAY EvEsnvo, APRIL:- 29th, will be premeitel-shakip4tele celebrated. Tragedy of - oaraitizo:• OT H ELLG - , Inge; Brabositio, R oderigo, Doedemone, Emilie, Song, Farewell , to the. MooritoiO, Mr Nejson—Danas, Misr Buckiiy. • To ottaubsdavith the laughable farce Batik]btu'. , r4PPrices of Admission-4 1 ms 50 opus; rit '25; Gallery 25. : , far Tharnanagemont li...in the pleasura of a - motion ing that ,Mr BUItTON, the Comedian, hee been en gaged for a limited number of nights. Duo notice will be {{Plea of his first appearance. nrA number of Season Ticket• for sale, inquire at the Bon Office. Boa Oifide open frog's 11 A M til 1 2 P.M. , Two Maltby diaaren; FORMERLY called South Sea Islanders( have as in this city, to remain a few days oily for exhibition tit Mt Fickeiaes NapeleortJW._in the' Diamond, beck. of the old courthouse: . Spea king of these children, theyare the greittest living curiosities the public ever witnessed; they have neither hands nor feet, but long claws nwesmbling the lateral spread claws of an eagle: they are brothers 10 and 12 years of age. very lively and active, intellect good; and nothing in their looks or nations that could offend even the most fastidious---they never fail to amuse their viaiters in time of exhibition. It •will readily Appear that nothing can occur respecting their great singularity of a distressing chanicter, suab as usually attends eerie*. hies of this nature. They have been visited by thou sands in New Yotk and Boston, both male and female, and by them pronounced the greatest sight among hu man beings. The oldest boy can converse eu as to be distinctly understood, the other cannot.. They will re ceive cornpanY on 'Monday, 29th April. Doors open from 9 A NI till 9 P M. M'Adtnission only 12i cents. _ Ladies are requested to call through the day, as the room may be very much crowded i u the evenings. a29-tf N 0.3 Macke: eL A FEW bbis. end trait bbis. hand and for sale by ItEINHART & STRONG, 140 Liberty st. Dairy and Table Salt. AFEW Saelti Fine Liverpool and SatinetSalt. a Ce pelior article, suitable ler Dairy or Table use, in stole and for sale by REINIIART & STRONG. , o 140 Liberty rt. AFURTHERSCHTLY of tlitt-ie delicious sugar cured Family Elarria.,geceiverl and for sale by REINHART k STRONG. aril 27 140 Liberty et. 1,1" ULTITM IN PARVO.—A little of &eery thing 171 in the Grocery Line, and every thing a hale of tke best, always to ix" had at the N Esv FAMILY Gnu cast' STORE of REINHART& S 1 RNG apl 27 140 L O ibemy st. GOMEST ER N LITERARY MAGAZINE.4:I3 AVE have the honor to inform the patrons of the Magazine. that we have made such arrange ments with Dr A W Patterson as to place the work entirely nt our disposal, and will. as soon as pos.ible, issue the first number in •a s yle which we hope will fully meet the refinement and acCurucy of the Western literary taste. We have the pleasure of announcing that we have engaged the services of HIRAM KAINE, Esq., as editor, curl can promise regular contributions from many of the first writers in the country. The first number of the nye, series will be issued on or about the second week in May. Terms one dollar per annnm. invariably D in advance. JOHNSON & UVAL, u27-2t cornerWoml and 4th streets, Pittsburgh. SPERM CAN DLES.-20 boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles. in store and for sale by J W BURBRIDGE & C&.. a 27 Water. between Wood and Smithfield sts. LATEST FASHION AT GLASSGOWS, 102, W OD STREET. 0911 16 Just received, the latest fashion and the greatest variety of gentlemen's and youth's Summer Sporting Huts, ever heretofore offered to the Public. A Iso, Caps for gentlemen and youths, at unu sually tow prices. Call and examine. . a27-3t 500 LBS REFINED BORAX. just received and for sale at the drug stre of JO o N. KIDD, corner of 4th and Wood sts. PERSO NS in want r.f any of the following articles can rely upon getting them of the best quality, by wholesale or retail, atthe store of the subscribers: Superior Boston syrup molasses; Fine honey dew do dcc Genuine French white wine vinegar; Superior raspberry vinegir; Underwood's superfine Boston mustard: French, Kentucky and London do; Underwood's choice pickles. preserves, &c; Genuine Ital;an rencearoni and yermiceti; Crushed and pulverited loaf sugars; Superior old government Java coffee; Superior old Moebn coffee; Very fine green and black teas; The.yarious kinds of spices, ground and ungroand; Fresh rice flour, sage suxi tapioca; Superior Sperm and star candles; Paper shell. soft shell, and hitter almonds; Cream nuts, filberts, ground nuts. &c: Prunes, figs. raisin+. tamarinds, &e; Currants, citron, lemons, liquorice, &c; Ruck candy,rice,cocon. chocolate, &c; Goshen cheese, (cut or whole); No 1 salmon, mackerel. shad. herring, &c. REINHART & STRONG, 140, Li'aerty street. Thomas Donnelly, Atto2ll6y at Law, Office with II 14 Van Amringe. Esq, in the Diamond s outh-west sided the old,court house,Fittsbnrgh, Pa a 12.7 - ,4 DOZ. FresitSwalm's Pisrieeels, just received is score at the 1114 store of JON KIDD, a 27 . corner 4th and-Wood sts --_-- 111)ERFUMED CHALK 'IIALLS.—A dell ankle fortbe toilet, for salt at the drug store of a'Yi • J 020 1 .. KIDD, • • corner of Fourth and Wood mi. 7 a 1-111DS rijogE o SUGARI3 bre:to/raw y 5 . Rite, irysteitudeleas Corsair and Little Rook, for sale by Vl' di M bIITGHT.LTREE , s3-dltnew3t No, 160, Liberty street. 4_llNal Mr A A ADDAMS, McCutcheon, -Anderson Mils 'elteencles, Mrs. Buckley. Mr. Nelson, Clireadon New Series. - Alfig_ 47*T-1 7 1R. •,-,-, - - '::,,. - 4 - 1;,::;.:,'' -.1,! steLsruitt Riptsamts April 1044 l'Oriens ekllint fur Ifiu* wheel astilee4te ilaYlit &Ilse* palatised• - ' Ach e man Mrs c o b. arias Allot; Mr CI , Anderson ViUisM. Allingharti Jobs Adams Joseph.. - •Aftberger.dessts" 9 ' Allard Hugh 13 Agnew Davidlr 'Anderson Jan • • Agnew Mrs Mary Anderson Boy_d Adlington David Andrews & Hun • • Abell - Joseph D Armartmg VYilliara Abell Mies Emeline. Armstrovg de Damigh Alenadder Mini Mary Armetrong Hliam Alexaider Andrew Asiley/egbph, Allen Nahum Atkinaorrceuege Allen Mrs Elect* .1 • Bailey William Bal4ley Hay St Baker hire Elite Barnard Daniel Barlow John Barclay Car.'? Burnell A fi Bell - Thomu H Beaty John .Bench E ' hi Benson George BearAiallheror Bean 'Hugh Bloom Piiilip - 13Igharo Jr. McCartney. Bill James A' Bickley Jam. Blotherell, Benjamin Diane Robin. -Blinidein Wm • 2 . Bioren George W' Black Hem) wick' Robot.. Bleak Adam Disci Simnel Blair John M Sou Miss Sophia Boats William V Cavabugh James Carrnores Amos Canrin - Serena Mrs Carpenter Elitsbeth Carrel Daniel 3 Cannon Charles Campbell -Mrs Campbell Allen D Campbell Edward ' Campbell William Caldwell Ann Carters Mrs Jane Charles Rees Clark Joseph Cloney Mrs Catherine Dawson Jacob Dales John S Dangertield Willis Davis John Davii - Thomas Davis Enoch Dcring George It Deane James, ._ Dewsnap Miss Mary Dempsey James Devine Patrick Denlinger C Jr Dickson Stewart Dome John Eakins Isaiah Eisenhood Jobn Elli , nt Catharine Engle Isace E F a i r b orn , William Ferrel Henry Farluy Thomas Farrell Patrick Faulkner Dr P Ferguson David redder Jacob Gallaher S Gardner John NV Garwood Joseph Gearing Charles C Gibson Robert Gilespie Robert C Gilespie Robert 1 Glnssoo Mrs Glapgovr ti VI Green John Harrison John Henry Mr ' Harphans Hugh Herron William Hartmnn John K Henry Robert Harris Mrs Sarah k Henning M Harris J M Henson James Hartipee A M Heiman Elizabeth Hardy Henry P 2 Heaney Henry ' Hill Miss Sarah Rune Wm Hilo Mrs Abigail Huston 11 J Hilande John H ufse John C Hindle G Hoover Benj Hylaods John 'Hopper Wm Holt James F Hasbaml Hermann Holmes Allen &Co HustonG M Hollingsvrorth Jabez Hunter Matthew Houston Mrs Hull Michael Hoyt WMm . Hunter Robt . • Bondman.. 3 & Co Iris sirs Mary Ii win Cecila Irwin Ninian Jamison Robt Jeffry Alex Justice , J N Jenny Balthazar Jennings Peter lope James M Johnson Henri Johns - on T S Johnson Josiah K Kaho Michael Runkle•Mrs Mars Kennedy Daniel Krol Mrs Catherine Kauffman .1 P... Ammer Mot James Keegon'Patrich 'Kraft jaw* - - Kelly 1-1 F King D C Kelly Miss Mary . . Klein Peter Kerr Wm . Kitty Miss Hannah Knowles Rich Knox Mr Knowlson J Kline John Kiasell E M Kenney:Pew King John L Lambert Caleb Lightner Joel W Lawrence M B Lindsay David S Lanham+ Alex • Lintlaay James Layton Chas Long H 13 Large Gen J Lowe S A Laming Paul Lookart D H Lanham Wm • Logan Jaw* Ledgerwood Mary Mrs Loudon John F Lee lobo , Logan Henrietta Lewis Logan It 13 Lewis Margaret Lloyl Margaret Mrs Lackey Johnson - Lyal John_ Lewis J & C Lowrie Elizabeth It Leyburri Wm ' Lewis Thomas Leymer Ann Liseomb . A Meyer John M W C Maple Charles W Miller Philisia Mrs Marks Wm Hon . Mowry Jane Mrs Macario Mimi, Sarnoel Maguire James Moms Elizabedt May Jane' Miss Mareum Jonathan G Meyers J T • Mania Mary Mrs Gal • - of Sidrrialebetla - Mayord J • Martin Gavin ' Morris William J Martin Malin • Mcerbi.Daelel L ' • Morris Martin Thomas jtobert Martin John Magee. Evan B Martin William Magee David ? Mendota Edwin • Magee D Myers William Mould Mr bioiliern John bicerkmut William Milligan Robert Maniere Nan Moore Simpson , Itlarplry Janie* Moo ee. Matins James Tr Mgr* iditti kAi= Bon D W Boyle J Bona Miss Sarah Borden Francis Boyington Anne Brown Miss Elisabeth C S Dwain F ' Brown Lewis Brown William Brown 'Vincent - Brown Joint Brickley Canino* Brooke Ephraim j.Bryan Moroi!!! Bradley Alexander ; Bruner Jacob Brooke Edina . Brant "hear F Bruce - . Btichtuntn Miss ihne W Dolorosa Mrs Juno Solomon 2 4 211 Plicet"! Bulgier ~ Tames Burnsiaes Jon 13 Burton W. 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Pallord Was Rehm Charkm Raseney S Rankin Robs Rearing Wm Ratingen Ameth Reed Mary . Mrs Rytolds Samuel M Riebardoon Samuel S Reter Clinton D Hefter Darid Richard lobo II Roberts Morris Roland Sas Robison Isaac Rogers George M Rogers John Ryan Catharine Mrs Rubb Sarah Mimi Sands Elmo: Scott 'John Scott John P Serelt Samuel Serail John Y- Shawick W Re• Sharkes AtarL Shorts Wm Stafford Thomas Shrojock John S Sims SaraliMiss Slocum George Sides Fnuictis M Smith Levi W Smith Richard Rev Smith Urialt 1 Smith Susan Mrs South TO:Atha Mrs Swaim Samuel Sprott Joe Speer A Stevens A D ISmith Robert J Stewart Eliza . Steal:qt. Ira Stratton Daniel S Stockley Fredrick Taylor Jamea W Taylor 311Mell Taylor George Taggart Arthur 'fact B A Temple Luther Tell N W Thompson G N Thompson it L - Thornburgh John Thomas Benj Tinin F B Vntner Thomas J Voobies R P Wallace Sarah Westerville WOI Wallace Aan Eliza 'West Mary M. Walker Eliza W - Wells Edwin R WaSSOM Joseph White 8 Isl Wallas Edward Whiston Chattel' P Warner S E White Daniel J Wagd Sarah Mrs - White Denial Wade Levi 2 White John White Eli B Wright Tho 1" Whitehead Ralph Wright Samuel Whitmore Amanda Mrs Wright Ales II Williams Jaines Wlriglit John G Williams Jabez Wright Loyd Williams Bolan Winters Sarah Miss Williams WneA Willith Williurn Williams John D Winebidale Philp Wilson Robert Wortman John IC WilkirAcm John Woods James Withon Mary E Young .1 Capt MISCELLANEOUS. Agent Iron city Line. Society ofJouraaymanCab - Met makers. Fresideot Of Clay Club. Minim& of the Gospel. ' R. M. .RIDDLE, Pesunaater. N 0.92, MARKET STREET, Between she Diamond and Fifth sired,. LTAVE cow open an entire fresh stock of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, paramount recently in Now York and Philadelphia with considerublo care, suita ble for the spring season; which they arwchstesenined t o sell, at a very mall advance (far Cash) ou pastern pri. nes. FOR SALE LOW. A BITILDINO 10t,20 feet Pant, on 6th street, 0 7" VA. posits shit E piscopal Church. intiuire or BUtY 66 CO. 4 . a 22 G . RAS CIDER.—Just recanted per steamer Bel. moot, 12We. No 1, Crab Cider, and for sale low by BIRMINGHAM . & TAY-WS. m2B - -No 60. WON-sweet. IS !J fift BS CINCINbTAT I HAMS, ill' 1000 lbs siiverior'Sslitrotos , 20 kegs No 18 twist Tassro, - - 15 bbl s . green Apples, -15 boxes mei Candles. , , Itsceived -so& fat ssle by .7' D 524 No 28, F 3111,1 stieet. Myr/ Orlapas ors airitiesams. A aad 4300 D static of superir' quality ' haul CIL far sole by POINDEXTER & CO. N apr ,4 o. 41 "Water Street. by 33 KEGS sad 5 hall Dts. received and _foiseht POINDEXTER & COx _ --0 , NO. 4 t Water Streit. TRAY W.--Strayeafrainthestabla of Ake sub. s eriberia PeitAt alley, on Suet*, 2.lst laiisat, a snail red Caw, about 4 years old. 4 alma stsr is the f o rehead. and a mall pkew off the tip of the rijOaesr, She is no giving milk and supposed to•ho within 14 week or two of fishing. Any person ettrwsOig her ev's givierweediodoe M sabscsiber,so dna ke egret bee watielii*Arreiwarbed. HENRY 14,MU , 41114 e • AGB Alreer for 1.11. liffEY WO, ~~~- T W hedere Omelet m ' ninips,Thotio • Polk Ann ''Prosser E S rowel CocMriee JO W Petrain Rdw C - ?yew Ales lieinieyßobmt RektOP 'RM. JO* Keil' lbws' F Ram niabilaL Reed E li za Mrs RyeWde Mewl* itieheirl Thalami, Ritistoi Sid*, Rhted Richardsini 0 id Roberta%aim* Reload I f II • %gen Polack Rows Elisabeth Mist Roar Samuel •• • Rtsaidp*Jo6 S Spintlers I.ssetus St.ott, Sarah Scott Nadel toth3 2 Sharp Absalom ghats George Malmo Jane - Mrs Shink MOrgan M Shaw Andrew Stades& Patrick Sloan George Sillimen Nancy Smith Samuel Smith Geore Smith Elisabeth E ScrrithSamuel R Spence C Miss Snyder Simon South John Spear Wrri Stark Prearick Stevens James L _Stewart Anne M. Stewart Samee &urea Fleur,' Stuehfiebi Mr D Sande) lorry Semi Trumbull Llcaor Toboy Chin. Traci Jumes Tranter James Trengh Dorothy Tyson L F Turner Clara Tutner Richard . Tuttle. Jacob, Tracev L. Mrs Trumbull Nancy. V Venierble Arendt Mrs Vi;neudD 0
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