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- - -;/ r_arlig TEA AND COFFEE TAX.
1110taing that the itnpositjon of a Tax on
T4o:44alres would be obamdeas to our citizens, and
soPeeiago.teilse working, portico of them, Mr Das-
Kam* laasseaw electioneering speech, attacked the
ilittoiceiste Ittatihttte fur Ptaiddent as being favorable
to Ili* ittit4 and Coffee. Bat in this Mr D meted
witisiewbis sweal tact—in other words, he committed a
mostegreabotts blender. In assuming that a support
er drilla °meat Tax on sok.les which are now re
gerdadAts of the Mot neeessity,ls not entitled to the
=ppm. of the people of this county, Mr PA MUGU
hildfOOMl !I most trittehpbant reason why H Seat
Orti." - al sliceVUOt be elected President of the United
likens... NFei'- fbenk Mr Darragh fat calling up this
sobjetre thank him for expatiating on the odious
nstdalioribb; Tex--vre thank him for reminding us
that:llo;4 pt.ix is its most dotermimtd champion,
anti re g-aketOdes for twainding us that the Whigs of
Pittebseigir valid a meeting to denounce the Hon. W.
W . tokiii:l6l7mhir act i SST THIS • 61IT TAX.
*IC
us * hi: . a Tax on Tea and Coffee, Mr VI
Ciisilik Object in view besides establitshipg
no odklwi oppressive impost taz—ho wished to
raepoiras Cceoprowise Art isviolete--he wished
-, carry on the Government,
ticks, which were fair
ty. "higher duties than
'mire Act."
awl isliftgiefor .thhi Taw that lie warns the people pot
to venifirbilPoi.ii,opon the.meos assumption that Col
P wait Ecloodly to it, yet Mr DARR4OI3 asks the people
to asiipwlet H
. Cuss. who is co nspicuous u the
01111111.00 1 % of That very Tait.
a portion of his
.
friesae„ he trusted that some of those opposed to him,
ereold vete for this tax. If they did not, the result
„..010111411, that at the next Session the tax
sgooketorrtafinly sliipissed, or a higher duty than
iisedby the Compromise Act, levied on oat
4-iissidides."
.g ' Aide iodination was made after there had been one
r.., . . c 4hrthe Senate on this question, wherein every whig
nllease Tax, and every Jana crat voted against it.
pet Mr Cta't expresses hi. fears that some of his
itiMititiiiiill vote going to desert him in this matter,
ititir
eshi Ike% tad of the democrats. The following
Vvaip . bn theiMe of taxation will show that Mr CLAY
t•lgilreltfikilild ib tIOLIViin the democrats into the sup- .
port ettitis scheme for taxing the poor laborer of the
k.4 l l4eitlll,The motion was to exempt Ten and Coffee
ifiiiin Toluitiont
.:
.. : Time were 33 Y Ls., in which was included every
desiskirsid is the Senate.
l'io.Ts-- . -Messrs Archer, Barrow, Berrien, CLAY of
10., iteaderson, Key, Merrick, Preston, Rives, and
Southard.
Mere are wine slaveholding whip', of whom CLAY
.1-ra/litho master spirit, voting to tax the chief comforts
.Fl j awfkis ily of the northern working-man—their slaves
didn't era Tea and Coffee—they would have to pay but
a small portion of the tax—not as much, perhaps as
the northern poor man with a large family—so they
very ccuoplacently gave their votes to tax these itizu
' ries, as they falsely styled them, and to avoid the ne
eessity of putting higher duties on articles which they
would have to boy for their bondtnen's itse'.
Who does not see that this vote gives Mr CLAY an
additional claim on the friendship and support of the
" workingmen of the Nertl,7 Who does not see how
`easy it fit p 4 prove from votes like this, that Henry
L4Clay icistatesman who seeks the good of the many?
w, shouldhi, to hear Mr Dan RAGII explain this part
..,,,
:: -. 7. lit . Clay's political behnviorl
~.;
MM e .. II
. F9RWARD AND THE U. S. BANE. —NI r Fo R
.,.
.''' ..
WARD Tnede another epoch at Tippeennoe Hall the
2 4 4 'isthar ,piglst, whit& be no doubt regards as a master.
stroke of Tetley, as showing the white bow they may.
Itoordwittk and deceived iatti-Batrit men into cot
', 4 ' • Ilktr Ct.s T. Mr F. declared himself en opponent
—. . .
-sort ask National Bank—he said he believed it
.0
44 ,
__, inespsdient—and that many talented, prominent, o
.Atimprejetliced men, believed a U. S. Beak was on.
•-•7 : 5 •-,-
,-,.. ststional.v-thst. it would be an apple of &nerd—
'''', ;:. : ` *a t e not nwelleogY to the management and ire=
.:.:% 41— ' t et diet:enemy of tha country, which he said
-4 *.*•`' • "-•..--- . and regulated itself. Mt F. grew ernes
-d
' •
-, ingly ba, too. and said be knew that on this point he
f:,.. • differed with - Mr. Ct. Ay, and Isis paity, but that he vas
=.. a free mon, and would speak his mind, von where
tithe Senate,
, an act more hostile to 1
thu gaburgb
Mo44lre
titii'whig leaders
bniatiood to ask our cit
sustains the Tea and
to avoid disturbing
nviami of the injustiee
w rmin when
. with the her n•
has watched his
:h life, coulkizre',
limns Os., _ -- sad resointe. But we
are obliged to conclude that all this affectation of slow
ble distilled heroism was put on for the occasion: Are in
tended to conciliate his wbig friends by a master siroke
of cantrinr=ill this tetrible stray of - obiectiomt to a
Bank, one ivrept away with a siagle stroke of Mr F's.
magic wand—like the arient and venerable African
wbo twee too late for his itening meal.. Mr.r, makes
- them "stand out of the wig." With wonderful celer
fty tad %pantry_ Mr FORWAILD sets abotit proving thit i
t his Bank matter Is small in comparison with the Tex,
as question, which he regards as of oversitsdcreing im
portance. - -
.0n that Mr CLAY was not quite right, but that
he would go heartily for him—.of course this made
all right with his whigandience--and though while he
deprecated t} evils of a Bank they were as still as
the tomb, (they did not understand Ivir. FORWARD ' S
petty trick) when they found that he would - go for
CLAY "any how," they applauded him greatly. He
and his friends "go for Henry Clay therefore, without
a why or a wherefore," as they went for Harrison in
be would be so firm
iB4O.
While we are pleased to see Mr Foawsan enumer
ate the Democratic arguments against a Bank , and
admit their force, we must protest against this trick
of his, only worthy of a smell pettifogger, to deprecate
the great issue of a Bank, and make it a secondary
affair. It will take greater talent and acuteness than
Mr FORWARD possesses, to make the people believe
that the Bank is a secondary question. We even
doubt if Mr CLAY and Mr WHITE, of N. Y.. who have
committed the party for a Bank, will understand and
appreciate Mr F.'s stratagem; we fear they will set
hint down among the outrilrested.”
To Paratnvs Gates CORM .—For those who are
fond of green corn, and desire to have it fresh at all
seasons, we give the following recipe from the Franklin
Banner. The present opportunity,should be improved:
. "Pti:k the corn down, in clean, tig'n milk*, with a
pickle sufficiently strong to preserve cccumbers. It
-should be put down in the husks, and kept secluded
from the air by brine,..so as w prevent fermentation or
composition." Corn so prepared, it is said, will keep
for any length of time, and wilt be sufficiently fresh for
the table when it is boiled.
Tu CoTten Canr.—The Mobile Merchants
and Planters' Prices Current, of the 20th instant,
saya:---"Fort all parts of tbe cotton ration we con
tinue in reeellatt accounts of the most favorable char
acter in regard M . the roaring crop. Throughout
middle and sotatb Alabama the prospams loran abun
dant ifiald were never more promising; and, from the
fact that the season is at least th,ee weeks in advance
of the last, we hive thus some data, deemed reliable
by many who have paid attention to the subject, upon
vrhichno found an estimate of a large crop for. Mobile
aa well as for the country."
From the New Orleans Herald, July 22.
SPECIAL ELEt TION—BATON ROUGE.
Waddill (democrat) has been elected to the conven
tion to fill the vacancy in that body caused by the death 1
of Dr. Combs. The vote warns follows:
Waddill 210
Adams 202 •
The Democratic Advocate of the 17th instant thus
speaks of the election, and of the result:
The election of Mr. Waddill to the convention has
one impOrtani.fitatire that is tertainly'deserting of no
nee, as it displays the relative strength of the two an
tagenistieal parties in this parish more definitely than
anyother local election fee State offkiers which we have
had this year. Mr. Adams, the opponent of Mr Wad
dill. i" II gentleman of great personal pupulnrity with
all parties; frank and bold in the expression of his
opinions, and etignging by the unassuntioe simplicity
and urbanity of his manners. Such was the opponent,
se much like himself. against whom Mr Waddil bad us
contend. To this. it may be added, that their views
in relation to the commotion were exactly the lame.
Both so much helikeil by the whale parish, there was
nothing to be said against either, save their opposition
to each other no whig and democrat.
We believe that all parties are pretty well satisfi...4
with the result.
voting against
the '•grea ter
.red were owing
-ANY supports
.417 and Cofee
perpetuate the
Its train of evils.
friendship
on its passage:
EPT. 4, 1841.
oodhury's amend
lm taxation; Mr
- -
irr Mann of the tenants on the Great Rensallwar
Manor, in Now York, have a decided dislike to pay
any rent for the property they occupy. Tho entire
county belongs to the Rensellaer fa . ily, and they
lease the ground to the tenants, who choose to consid
er the rentenotmous, and because they are not permit
ted to purchase the property at what they consider a
fair value, have determined to raise a smell rebellion,
and will not pay any rent at all until what they desire
is granted. It must be particulnrly pleasant to the
descendants of the Platoon to find themselves the ob
jects of a determined effort to wre44 their property
from them, for a consideration which they may not
think to be a fair equivalent, but which the tenants do,
and are trying to force upon them.
These unruly fellows have handed themselves togeth
er
in order to derive an additional strength from a per
fect organization, and concentrated action. The vexed
question is discussed in associations which they have
/formed, and also at public meetings, held at various
points .m the Manor. The following paragraph, from
the Kingston (Ulster county) Jourual, gives some idea
of their movements:—
" A meeting was held in the interim of Shrn3aken,
a few days ago, and we learn that others will also be
held in the town of Olive and in this village. The
speakers who address this meeting are said to plssess
great ability. The tenants who favor the opposition to
the payment of rent, dress in Indian fashion, as far as
possible, in a uniform style—wearing mostly frock
coats, either of red or some bright color, with a belt
around the waist, containing a scalping knife, pistol,
&c.; a false face cut out of leather, and caps ornamen
ted in various ways. When assembled in large num
bers, it is said, they tnake n very imposing appearance.
On the 4th of Jely, a large meeting was held at Pine
Hill Clove, which was addressed by several speakers.
The number in atttendance was represented to have
}been about 5000. At the alerting were 300 tenants, in
their Indian dress. The blowing of an ordinary din
' i ner horn is the signal by which they assemble, and it
is fotbiriden to be blown for any other purpose."
This wears a serious aspect, and the organization
of the "Indians" should be broken, or it may lead to
dreadful results.
------
ax on Tea and
calculations , and
The New Route to Boston.—The Long Island
company expect to forward passengers to Boston in
ten hews in the course of the present week. The re..
gWar.trips have commenced to Greenpurt, at $2,25
fare. The company expect to have two largo and
staunch steamboats ready in ten days, to carry their
passengers from Greenport across the Sound.
A New Paper.—A new Native American paper cal
led the Bunker Hill, has been established in this city.
It professes to be edited by Major Jack Downing, 'as
sisted by several literary gentlemen and, a few ladies."
The editorial articles are in the Jack Downing style.—
The tide of the introductory article is,—" Wby I under
took to start this paper."
Mortality.;—The city inspector reports 23 deaths in
this city last week. This is a considerable increase
in the number reported last week, bnt the excess is
confined tea:l94mm. The number of adults deceased
last week wits but 49, which is more than twenty less
than this week. Of the deceased, 25 wore men, 29
wamen,9l boys, 77 girls. Deathsfrorn consumption 19,
chokers infanturn 39, dropsy in the head 14, dysentery
43, *oliet fever 5, inflammations 26, mantsams 11,
Stillborn 14. Three of the deceased were between
90 and 100 years of age.
The P. AC—The Ron. C. A. Wickliffe, Post Mas
ter General, watt /lon. Mablon Dickerson, of New
Jersey, arrived in 'town yesterday and stopped at
Howard's Hotel.
INTELLIGENCE FROM NEW YORK•
NEW YoaK, Tuesdal, P M
INTELLIGENCE ,- FR # • THILADEI 3I3I
tattellO ilk4o of- 111 °
••, •• • _ -
• • Pett.ishatiesa.,
"C*!ee wad Pistikfroi`'
Capt Saunders, of tilt aitekle Reie
lested Calk Feirlatrib, of the Wayne Avineri. hair
pears that these gentleman are at enmity with one *P
other regarding their zendum as soldiers whilestatkim•
ed in Southwark during the late riots. Card
card'has been published by the patties in the ' various
morning papers, branding each other as cowards, &c.,
and casting imputations ypon themselves anti bviegieg
their companies in disrepute. Ihe evil that will result
friim circumstances of this kind, should be taken Into
consideration, and settle the matter amlcabty; 'Athena
bringing every little domestic squabble befoteshe pub.
lic.
Impostor .—A young lad sepposed to be about 16
years of age, calling himself Charles Lyman ,Bean,
two weeks ago, presented himself at the. Marie's • of
five, where he represented himself justfrom the State
of Michigan. an orphan, and in search of rot uncle in
this city of Baltimore.. After exciting the sympathies
of some of the officers, and receiving some trifles in the
way of charitable contributions, he left. Yesterday
the same lad was brought te the cf fi ce by a gentleman,
whose benevolent feelings had induced him to take in
the stranger and feed and cknhe him. in the midst of
his own family. The stories he told of. his orphaeism,
of his illness, his being robbed and other circumstances
calculated to excite pity, weretucertained to be film.
Upon the complaints made, he was advised to to the
truth in relation to himself, when hervlisclosed a history
of imposition. ingratitude and felopy almost incredible.
He was at the time in possession of a bible, which. it
appears, he received from the agent of a Bible Society
in Jersey City, and which had some writing in which
excited the firet suspicion against him. kin was sent to
the House of Refuge.
From the Lorain Republican.
THE 'EMBODIMENT. "
"Henry
Clay, A. Jim .
k g per sosifration .
Cad einhadieseet of • ,- ,
vgA t I. :prima: l 4u.
Mug adelrese. . .
IN 1..7.7 7_ .
borni In •
1805 qintrielled
with Col. Davis, of Ken:
tacky, which led to his first duel:
In 1808- ho challenged Humphrey Mar
shall, and fired three times at his twilit:
I n 1825 he challenged the great Jo h n
Ran dolph, and fired once at his he art,
but without eifect: In 1838 he plan ned
the CILLEY DUEL. by which
A MURDER was perpe- tra
ced, and a wife made a ma
n i ac: In 1841, wh o n
65 years _old, and gr a y
bra dad. is under 5,000 dol
lars BONDS to KEEP T HE
P EACE! At the age of 29
h e PERJURED himself t 0
s ecure a seat in the Unite d
S tate. Senate! In 1824 he mad e
an infamous bargain with John Quincy
Adams. by which he SOLD OUT
for a $B,OOO a year OFFICE. He
14 also well kn own as a GAM
GLICK, and SA ESATTI 111111AR
ER. Elia political principles
are precisely and exactly
those of the Ilartfurd con
'tendon fed eralista op
posed toe goal right.,
equal privileges, &
equal I a w s;
and in favor
of mono policing
lawa and
char tered
prix i 1 e -
Vs. Also ,
h e sus
tel n s
the ft.
mei au
Alga rin
in their deeds of
siooDAsD MUID6II
SHIPPED
FOR SALT RIVE.R.
To sail Ist Not ember.
At Syracvse, N. Y., the whigs lately held one of
their pecnlinr -councils."
"The Throne of Grace was addressed in a soienia
and appropriate manner by Rev. Mr Lee, of the•
Con.
gregational Church, of this village, after which the Sy
racuse Glee Club sung the following, prepared, fur the
occasion."
We have room for only two verses:—
"We are all JEFFERSONIANS,
We are all MADISONIANS,
We are all Harrisoaians,
And for Harry of the West.
Though our foes would fain appal us
With "Young Hickory" Polk and Dallas,
WE SHALL SEND THEM TO THE GAL
LOWS,
Thus rejoicing all the land.
"Yea, the people all are rising,
For our Clsy and Frelinghuysen,
Whom the 100011 hate like pison—
Hating Harry of the West.
But we'll give them Jessie,
But we'll give them Jessie,
But we'll give them Jessie,
And EXTERMINATE THE CLAN.'
The Trick of a Dandy.—Mr Welsh, in one of
his letters, relates on the authority of a lady, the fol
lowing anecdote of a distinguished Parh;ian dandy.
"He was invited tette early at the Legitimist Civil
List Ball, by a modish beauty who promised him her
band for the first quadrille. A convivial meeting de
tained him et his apartment later than he expected.
lie found that he had scarcely time for his rendez
vous; fifty or a hundred carriages might be already in
file, and it was impossible to proceed on foot in a Feb
mar! splash. We see every day passing in the streets
covered litters on which the sick soldiers or the poor
are borne by two or four men to the hospitals. The
idea occurred to himin his gallant despair to send a
t wallet for a civicire and this was speedily procured.
He extended himself full dressed; the curtains were
duly closed; and two stalwart porters; carried the pa
tient in his pumps; passed the whole long line of car
riages, the municipal guards and every one else re
spectfully giving awarand when they entered the grand
gates of the Cassino, to reach the distan vestibule, the
cry arose that it was an unfortunate laborer who had
fel en from the scaffoldingerected in the neighborhood
for the preparations of certain decorations of the halt.
Our beau sprang from bis covert and was safe in- the
1 throng in the ante-chamber before the police sentinels
awoke from theirestottisitunem." . - "
Wesleyan University.—Besidesthe $lO,OlllO raised
fur a professorship in this University, by the New
York Conference, (about $lB,OOO of which are alrea
dy subscribed,) the Providence and New England Con ,
ference are making an effort to raise a like sum—shout
$5,000 of which were subscribed at the Providence
Conference. In all the Conferences about $37000,
have beerrsubseribed within the last year, and efforts
will be made to increase them to $73,000, to found
there or mere rrofc3sur4l , N —Newark pose.
,
1- Front the 11114111000 Clipper: 1 Rigeent of the lisri,r..o -
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It is well known Air Pei' has repeats* declared
1
tbatto`natrimtenue shinsid Lai collect
from time dua
if tax, than may be necessary fur the cotnatercial ad
,..ministgation of the government. And jilt before Mr
g.,..itteed from the Seneca, be °feted • resolution de
daring that twenty-six millions of dollars annually
— what - lit lilt ntriVti' Miii lidetber littiVidi. - ' l4l inell iar
whigpaperty say that. the mestett MAL ?Me Isiii Wilt
Arty millions of deters the present year being; sim
temcmillion. mote than Mr Clay-says ought to be ea
pendedi• This is mclosive of die receipts front the
sales of the public lands.
It willbe seen therefore that Mr tiny, in saying that
he is opposed to the repeal of the tatilf..ditee em-risfetn
to be understood*. opposed to it. alteration.—Detroit
Donee? at.
15 DAYS.I6A 1 1/M rinns auslOM
This steamer Ctledcinia arrived at Boston about 10
o'clock Go Thursday, in lea. the IS n dais frirn Liver
.
• peel, with dates to t he 10th Ult. ' •
• - -The totem market is lit a drooping 111111 A.
The leading mercantile markets exhibit decided
I symptoms of.returuing activity. *one, is abuodanr,
;at slow rate of interest. ' -
The activity noticed in the iron trade a si cart time
back still continues. The demand seams principally
foe:railway iron. . . " • ,
The presein military force in . Irelabd Iminints to
26,000 men, independent of enrolled Chelsea out-pon•
sioners and aimed police.
The Presbiter:an Get eel A sseulbly is now sitting at
Derry, for, the filet time since the union of the Irish
Presbyterians under that title., . .
M r Kelly was elected for 'Limerick last week. He
is the first member who gues into Parliament pledged
to steeled the meetings of des Conciliation Hall. • •
Sir Rde Bourgho, BareesllVisetle-Connell, abjured
the Church of Rome, anti :embraced the Protestant
faith, at Castletownroche Church, county of Cork, on
Sunday se'nnight.
The number of petitions for the repeal of the Union,
presented up to the 2.lait of 4me was 415, of signatures
875,489.
A Parliamentary return sever' that, the seats paid
and owing for short-hand writers' reports, relative to
the state trials in Ireland, amount to £3096.
Thecrops of more than 100 formers have been do- ;1
atroyed, says the Brussells Gazette, in the bomrnune of I
Landeghem, Eastern Flandem,by a violent hail storm.
The loss is reckoned at upwards of 181,00 0 francs-
Letters from Athens of the 20th say that* t- , ideal
of agitation prevails among the. eeple of. At. and
'that cries are beard
• in the streets of "Down , with the
Ministers."
The famous M Hurter, former President of the Pro-1
testant consistory of Schaffhausen, has embraced Cc .'
tholiciatin. He abjuration of protestautisat wok plae
with great ceremony at the chapel of the Cardinal Or:
sini at Rome.
A correspondent of the Dublin Pilot says, "The gov
ernment has spies in every Cathelic chapel in the coun
try. The police, it appeal s--the Carixdic police--have
been ordered to report every thing said by the priest
about repeal. Several of the
. police have been dis
missed fur refusing to become spies and informers."
A crusade has been commenced by the government,
not only against repeal buttons, but also against green
flags. At Limerick the trading vessels had that em
blem floating. as usual, is honor of the day—Sunday.
' A Capt Poole, commanding a government steamer
called the Flamer, ordered the obnoxious flags to be ta
ken down. The order, in most cases was obeyed,and
where it was not instantly complied with it was per
reeptori pr toin down by his command.
; The P ope has conferred the knighthood of the order
' l , of Christ (the highest decoration in his gift) on the
Hon Edward Petre and Sir Wm Lawson.
The Weskayen Conferrence will be held this year in
i Birmingham. It Will commence its sittings on Wed
..; nes day, ;be alat inst. ••• .
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr
, I Michael Kennedy as consul at Guiwey, for the United
1 States of America.
• , kis calculated that the O'Connell tribute this year
.! vrilereach £'30.000.
. i - DOSLSTLC Sone A RT. The business in parliament
during the past fortnight has displayed no particular
: interest, and the foreign and domestic intelligence has
1 , been unusually dull. The argunieets:m . the ' Writ of
En-or" ate terminated, and the result mist be shortly
, known. In the House of Lords the hips:l:Mg to the
' repeal of the. Bill for Uniting the Diocesee\ of St As
aph and Bangor, has been withdrawn by Lord .Powis,
I arbor strangepposition on the part of the Government,
on the plea. that it mould nut he introduced in Parlia
ment. on account of its peculiar baldness. withettit see
civil permassiain of the Crnwn. Ministers have, there
, fore. escaped anotherditncelty. e
with
: ' The house
_teas again occupied for some tie
the Poor Law Amendment Bill in Committee. Mr
Wyse moes3 fir the appointment of a *sleet committee
to inquire into the fuss contracted with the formation
of the 'racial jury in tbecamiof Mr O'C.onnell and Oth.
[TS. Lord Elliot opposed the motion on the ground
. tiro 1. hilt the legality of the proceedings were rein sub
la
jardiee, it would not be a peeper course to pursue to
'. appoint I select committee for inquiring into the' sub
jeer. The noble lord also urged 'while denying every
at :citation of fraud, that such an engority could be prue
dortice of no salutary effect. Mr. M J• O'Camtelt
contended that the jury lists were =fairly made up, and
that it the (-committee were refined. the Irish people
would be confmod in thecouvietion that the state trials
were nothing hut the operations of tyranny carried on
under the forma crflaw. The Solicitor &nerd said,
that a dangerolos conspiracy in Ireland had been put
down by the ordinary process of the law, which had
vindicated its own ntipremacy, end laid the °rewires :
sg ai,,sa it rarnornte et its feet
Mr D O'Connell, jr. annnenced that his father and
all the prisoners were in e sc,allent health. He eon-
eluded by staling that his father hod srateely nny hope' '
that ah,+ wr it of orr•. would be decided in his f0i0...i, 1
snot that lie was glad it was so, beefiest. it would show'
them doe necessity of depending on themooelaen.
Earl De Grey took his departure from Dublin on
Tee-day with military honours, after having received
an nddros. from the nobility, clergy and gentry of Ire
land. The right Hon Francis Blackburn. Master of
the Rolls anal the Right Hon Sir Botkeney. Comman
der of the Forces, were sworn in as lords justices. It
was expected that Lord Heytesburl would arrive in
Dublin on or about the 20th.
•
GREAT STORM AT BALTIMORE.
On Tuesday night, there was a great storm of rain
accompanied by much wind and lightning. We con
dense from the Clipper.
A house in an alley east of Spring - at occupied by co
lored persons, was struck, iitA two of its inmates, a
woman and her child. instantly killed while standing
at thednor. Three others inside of the house were
trisected down, one of whom was severely injured and
the other two but slightly.
A house on Madison street was also struck and a
colored man killed. An unoccupied three story dwel
ling, corner of High and Pratt stteets. was struck and
likewise damaged. Four workmen were in the base
ment at the time, one of whom was considerably stun
.
fled,
A barn of Miss Goldsmith's, emitted near the Bone.
Air Road, a short distance from the city. was struck
by lightning and consumed. A colored man, while
proceeding to the barn, was sensibly stunned by an
electric shock.
The dwelling of Mr. Gittings, about 3 miles from
the city, on the Belle-Air road. was struck, and him
self and son, who were sitting at the door, consid
erably injured. His son 10 years of age. was severe
ly stunned, so much so as to prollice spitting of blood.
Another shex.k took effect on the chim•ley. which it de
scended, throwing, a large Franklin move into the floor,
tearing out the milers, injuring the floor, and otherwise
darruiging the house.
• During tha same gust a number of vessels lying at
the wharv , s were struck by lightning, among which
were the schr Sarah Catharine_of this port, and the
Ischr Vermillion, of New 'Tur, at the Frederick et
wharf, and a brig lying off in the stream.
The King of the French.—Tbe Paris c.otrespon
dent of the National Intelligences says:
"Yesterday afternoon, going to the diligence office,
I halted on the Avenue St Cloud tosee Louis Phillip
pe gallopping towards St Cloud on his return from a
visit to the ladleries of Versailles. His escort of cu
irassiers rode so close to his coach that r could ontget
a glirapte of his_person. Iris quite an equestriee feet
fur tho two kursemen, whose bodies MOM tO close up
the side windows, their animals appearing to Mose
between the wheds. That his majesty has not declin
ed i t slietath truss be inferred from the time be spent=
foot last T'hoOlit at the Exhibition of Manufactures,
several hours, during which the examined three I:tee
thed Affevenseets of Win, sad Yinkqj 1 0 2. 1111 their
proprietnrs—his fifth long visit. We are told the
journals of this day that he will cel l 'itli n t to the Isle
of Wight, where Queen V w
ictoria . nNly urnert
111.2 return of her Nizzlt."
- -- -- r - ' l ,- ----;1 - • -- Wt. -
ipARE : - 1r11110r 11111; -4 , 4. i't 0 4" , ..41. 1
rCSPENTE D ATTRAC TION'
INCOBCPABABLE NOVELTY •I
, se/A: artmc son JAIOSISO illtilliTAlXldallt. „
- . ICIPONE EVENING.4ei
i ..
plifftWilsvit BOLTON, of Nevi Yodhavill e i m,
1 'Alin to the public grand exbtioa of
4 11 .q 11 -hR e4 . 1 0 10.03140irifluX9el.*4° 100402062 gesee
GAER,
at die Pittsiorirk Th eatre, ( raw HO ori'Mhuidsir
evening, August sth. • ' '''.``
f°
Boxri i
50 ent*- 4 .Pit , ks cengs4S-Vallsil
The'esuMistrng elects_ of this Gas, ossaWlfsiblim
'tat iddll'hislM'lnvellit of tatearniattolosVilethrm ** " * " .•
nee not studrable br sating _Pisproohogy nr ,Bingoinsism,
110 gallons of Chic millin prepmad,eostssa.Mt i n the
audience) who deans pal expi- . it. 6+14 e r i pcm
may have an oppottooity.
ES latirtedeartlerriestsiono eolonteerid
.
03.si solem n
n there - will belle delay, osas
~.1
M an y hesitation en the part titbit sainegn as menaLF .tti
lorward.--. •;,._.
A 'rrilittEiheet 45dis":110 isiltliteasereto a N its V''
as the Amu Mere coMed %monism person, anutia~ , - 14
may be ready for the nest. . ','••• ' ; •
12 Stout Men see engaged to .be pretest upinelnr ~.;•,.
stage to preserve order,. sad' 111.11 . 13 r. in COOdOCting*,
‘-'
entertaingle irbei 4 1 : - : Idle - riied to Those sr el, su m ow '
while nestei the inflistene of theGes, tit reVeellital* - #
ur present Themselves to it. -, -., ~.., ;,,,,
The Young men who aro to take the Gas, ant ;en*, '.. .
of the limit eccentria eiterarsees to Pittsburgh. , "A; ' , 7“,''''',
They have been FIFIRZOOLOOKALLT tHOW.'" , I •t , '
Etee4hiCian, tiOgen, sad rrealfsir MI, 'lte-isde s'l
I • • .. cipagrd.
One-half who taker the fir either 1 4E% 1. 4. ' s r.
dance, and others perform astonishing and cei s.•
mooing feats.
Those who vroold enjoy an oveningof rem sot es-. . -
citing amusement should be present. Isir J G fnituus.,,,,.
who hasthe honor to present this enteitsimmat Pith,
citizens of Pinsbargh, would- state that is..aselers,
regard to propriety will be observed, in condoesing.*:.,..
. These ontetudamer as er&gce4 hyrsafTl, emir
together crowded armitericsi, Who giveltima Their SO
approbation, and greatly enjoy the rum. -
For. three success ive, nighti tho Brenagial - lafiliV,' -*
nada, in New York - (which hobil'4ooo. perionekTimor, ,
crowded, and 'correspondingly peat numbegia
present, at similar exfiibitidos in Boston sad ..
" -•
_g_, .
pros-
The tees has a 'differebf 6ireet upset groni;telio4
. .
takes it. - Immediately after inhafing k. a witc.:9‘s, Sr
traordinsry cheerfulness. fanciful eights of I;inirt/wi:
and en uncontrollable propensity to luirgitter;4pes,
which is evinced by stuging, laughing, dancing - and ilk
performance of entic and amusing gestures, of sheen L,
MARTIN CHUZZLEW IT COMPLETE! i every kind. Indeed every degree ot human action m id' -••••
Tag LITE MID *DV ZS TURKS OF ! thOt t ght, front the trust ludicrous to the most SO 110111 . ' '-
dr AR TIN CH 11Z ZLE WI T.. impulse t or a fee ctoa ling iuid and es sen d essea men i t r ;
a lo me d c i rc uer e , Pti° ll o(
whicir atio•
HIS RET AT IVES, FRIENDS AND ENEMIES, shoo „ th e w , ender tte r efteeme , weeh t he w e lly *el !,
ri r y OMPRISING all his will* and his ways, with an. sable i n t h e ir Or dina s t o re.
NJ historical record of what he did and what ha The following is from Hooper's Medical Pistil ' lingi; ...-
dirl'nt.
,_„,,.., ;,'
Highly fini4hed edition with upholds of TWELVE Slit lICIMPHRiF Divrdescribea the erect it %lb
SPLENDID ENCRAVINGS. - upon him as follows:—" Hrwin• g previCusly dosed my
...
Fot sale at Cook's Literary. Depot, 85 4tk street nostrils and exhausted my lungs, I. breathed four "bob
aug 3 of Nitrous oxide from and Into a silk bag. ' The Out
t''
feelings preteluced were eashontus to. geode posseriA,
PittiOntegh ?lint Mass W. - b. epee the tetteek4 coerce d 13 , . e *m e ,'
TIIOS. BAKEWELL AND J. P. PEARS thri ll i,g. particularly - -i -- „T - ,hi c h., „ D i , ' -
HAVING associated with them B. P. BAKE' The objents tomcat me bequest 04 11 111 etrba,
WELL, hue of Louisville, will henieforward : lig acute. Toward the last insight** Inetillißkit
conduct the business under the firm cf BAKEW ELL, hicrossed, the sense of merman power became veils 0,.
PEARS .& Co., who are duly authorised to settle the sod at list an irresistible props miry to action wsi
-f."
low,
outstanding accounts of the late firm, and who utter 4 l o ,4o in."
for sale bah at their msoufactory on Water sure, 1 The effects above desoßmi me VINE COMPOONI
corner of Grunt street, and at their warehouse on with those eenesullY manifest ell--hut they are eisellt4 '.
Wood street, corner of Second street, a general assort- account of the Sales god 4vT B earri they Ivor. - 0 ,
ment of Plain, Cut, and Pressed Flint Glassware. From die saftie'vpsican't may
be= lar d
!ti.
aug s .lw ef rite effects if hid tiPon-bfessis Tr oirmi i'lltositila ,
snit. S HMI stew, Mr WOODWARD, Vow Kp11..; . _
M 11), end Rostov &mum. (Peel.) -K . ' r eset`..
says of Seibert Sturtie.y, -That be once Tartlet it' ' '
marked„ “diell " drat tine stakopbewovibe 4.
itighostolsill ' ' irenrcus, to be composedetfthise-' .!
' liAr Oral open itt half pit, 7 -Curtain ;444 et, •
8o e eekreesety. , . art ., _ ~„...,.
1111 T-ANTED 110QPI,:etevetal go 4 conks Rea idet* ''•
WY ail-arork . :*-forlitvieetPiSes. 7 StIRS: "
pieces fbt a number of-ClenheXtisehromemen, Coacte... - .:- -
nien, Laborers, Welretroodllhealsellaing amairdwatiftl.-. :
Ataawanted, Times for a analbeintimintint# $//114 11 11, ~
gip eseaska, coacioneo, iko. .Witaited, to4tontiiilli tail' --
thaltay Imo, security in suits 'of:$100. $206. SSW: •-••
$5OO. $1:000,- litc. &c.—Pursons bowleg mew, afiki.:,..
brae; ooka get it very safely ato:l:sa"k•atoivgoosiibrAasPl*- ,-
oat, cm applying at • -' - . ••• - ,
• ISAAC ilieltillS?ti,a, A r o x iiC• :'-
t and Intattienor OfSeeatoil. 50,.54.,,..
.
Ir 4" A few days *Mee, %halter liiirlifelusit y;Ceith-
is
olio bishop of New York, was one risk to one. of the.
clergymen of Ws denomination in city, and while_
hero was invited total!: am GO Sega; . Actor.'
diagly ht visited the martrioe of, • am:atar,
t ' and
after being introduced, the pre agreeably.AO his
everyday salutation, inquirod, "qow diyuqr .iside and.
children'?" The asisadslavtivisbep-*al alitifeloshoefo
tied at firm, but very good aaairedly ' turned it off by
asking the governor to take .a pinch ofsaulf,,attbe .
same time•rerratritiag that his friends wants)! well.
' - - • - . fAtiosiy.iyokkediagigli ,
... ....., .... ... ... .
Ns 0. Wigan,
10 N . Sugar;
: Hl l g.-1 11 6m
Qaality; do.
la store and for sale by
REINHART & STRONG,
140 Liberty street
2.p,sr•
A Bap, Pepper; received and for sale by
, REINHAHf & 6TRO,NG, -
140 ,LibertriArect
likay INdfor.
C
to the farm of the .inscriber living in Ver.
'silica township, some time Suly-laat, ti thin dle Heifer, about 2 years oki, one !mil of her tail, and
a strettk•of her belly white; no other marks peroeis
able. The owner is riquested to come forward, move
property, pay charges and take her sway.
aug 3-31? more
DAVID SOWISH.
Itchinees Poems and SWUM,.
WITH Gtr Life, by L tufwer. New supply
V., ju+t reetti‘ed and fur sale at Cook's Literary
Depot, 65 Fourth street.
NOM 113RVI/E ll9B itIOYELL:
11—r FAMILY, Tarim; Tralinnan, Axel, Anna.
,end other Tales, by Fredericlea - Btornei; wines=
tett by Mary Ilowitt, in one %vintner, biting - fitopeeii
Librity of Seim. Mirada, No 3s, Pit Only 154
For sate at Cook'stitetary -Depot. 85 Fourtlivseet.
sus 3
TRIAL OF
OMAINE WEINZIEPFLIN. Catholic ?tient of
R
Evanoville, Indiana, CO a charge Kees.
.
pre
tetradby Mrs Axn Msatar Scustot.C, held at Prince-,
ton. Indians. Circuit Court. March Term, 1844,-0a
a ctusage of senile from the Varnietintrgh Circuit. Re
-ported by A E Drapier, Stetunintpber. Fot sale at
COOKS Literary Depot la sth street.
aug 3
putlssas Case, .
AN examinntiou of the Students in Duquesne Col
. lege, will be held on !timidity next, commencing
at 9 o'clock, A. M. The Latin Class wail be examined
on that day, and the Greek on Tuesday. beginning et
the same hour. The intended Grannies will be ex
amined it, Mitibematics, Name' Philosophy, Logic'
and Moral l'hiloAophy, on Wednesday. Tim friend ' s
of Literature and Science, are particularly imiitei to
attendthese examinations.
tog 13- 4i.
' ROB'T. BRUCE.
aug
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Rice, Vinegar, &C.
4BARRELS !bee;
10 du Cider Vinegur;
10 bushels l'ea nuts;
225 lbs Grenoble walnuts;
1 bale cream nuts;
5 doz supericte lomat spur;
1
2 chests extra curinuelf. IL Tea;
10 bbls No 1 & 3 mackerel. .
Received and for sale by J. D. W 142 LLIAMS,
No 0-sth litre*.
auger and
100 Hhdt. N. O.
400 Bbls. " Molasses;
On hand and for sale by
J. W. BURBBITHit: & Co.
•9. Water street, between Wood and Bmithfield.
11.0UIL
100
Bbla.Tlzrp:n't Ex tra Family Flour;
ReceisiaiilJ. W. BiJARDGE
& Co.
aug 2 Water *teem, between Wood and Smithfield
em
Extrastainu)rOsse. ,
lig R. JOSEPH MEANS, of this city; h . a been of-
IT.I. Aimed for two years with Dropsy arming sli:ef
which time be bad been ander tremors of the most
eminent medical men he could find; being given up as
incurable he was advised by a Physician s p as
MIC.DICATED VAPOR BATE; after taking the Bath and
medicines for five days, be went to work at his trade,
and has been abri to work at it every day since. Per
sons afflicted in
a ne same way mn be referred to Mr.
Means birnself,.nd other gendemen who are well ac
quainted with his case, by calling at our office oo Fifth
street. neit door to the Pittsburgh Foundry.
july 31 FLEMING & BLACK.
Star Cashes.
THE Subscriber having completed hiv machinery
fur making Candle..
Star is prepared M supply
the friends of h o me manufacture with an article equal
in every respect to
.. auyvnatle in 149 ciatotr7, and at
loss price.
For the convenience of families and retailers they
are put up in packages of from 10 to 50 lbs. Cell
and examine them. .1 S GWYNNEs
jy 20 Franklin Manufactory; Second street.
2 ,
CEROONS (a pwal artielit,) in Suite
and wittbe saki low twaleneeonsiswowirs ,
HAILMAN JENNINGS,-
jnly 30 ' 43 Wulamieet• •
raiNTIMIKUOIL
A FRESH SUPPLY.OF C. JOHNSON'S
riAntleft
IS LLII&L AVID !HALL 21611. •
AO received at ilte-ojice of the "Post."
atign-t I
- -
M HE LATEST NEWSPAPERS,
ly kept:for sale at the counter of the •
the Iwo ( MaPhil Neer; qhfailleke - -A994 0t : -
Daily Morning Express. Ana t he Vireeldy
Manufactirce, Iron City. Age, I#ashingftiit
The Monthly Journal of the Aniericiut ; tea
Union. do.; 'Youth's Temperance Adsiseate,Sibbi
Counterfeit Detector, and the Publications of se
American Tract and Temp. rante societies, in Vats `%
snit all classes of purchasers.
ISAAC HARRIS, Agt;
. and. Nl
Com. erchant. No. 9, Saber.'
DR. CRARGIDS WRITS&W'S
MEDICATED VAPORB A 17411 1 -;..
•
THIS etdebrited Bath is now . established in Fifth`
street neer Smithfield, where yil•*sumo Ohl ;° '
avail thcmielves of "its benefits will Wattesided wale
any hour of the day. . •
The effects of tie Vapor Bath ate— -
To equalise the circulation of iher blood; ankireree
to rettiovecoldnets of the headlined &et, 81414 lessen
the deteratinatinn or flow of bk•uti to the heed.
To promote awe*, and re.estalslishsintensikle peril&
ration, and thereby to relieve syntroma,ol internal ia
To diminish nerteus sect in no instance
has it failed to cunt tie &sidearms. ' •
To promote cotancsats eteptirmr,and remove Mir
es of thaskle. • • •. oa
To timbre the eirects of mercury rum the mimic
To promote absorptionof Usfa aa.
To relieve , difficulty arbreathing. wad brace twee* •
Asthma and other diseases of tali chest entilungss: •
To strengthen the stomach and import a useiseti the
digestive organs, and cure dysp epsia with isa water`
quent aidionier. - - • •
To promote the healing of Scrofulous and chronic
ulcers.
To remove Gouty at Rheumatic pains, and swell
ings from thejoints. and cure Lumbago, Sciatica &c.
Tea Qs c .—The Bath has mom failed to re
lieve it. -
Tut Cana r.—lt vary be regerded as s specific.
To a W moor mu Cougs.—Oivel great relief.
Tea Ma Ast.r.s.---fissiaerence ef kink harking taken
place when the Bath ban been employed.
To prevent and cure discharges HofUna fetes the
lungs and other intereal'orgrees theirody.•
To cute acute and chronic infietematina, the lath
judiciously medicated is a certaintapecific. '
To cure Gout, in•all its cones,% a shrew :tierbzi of
time than any agent hitherto employed.
The beds bas proved a perfect specirsc in Influenza
)sly 26 FLEMIWI & BLACK,
*Up 418414 ii
CVO: cent saved ss too *eats earoedLio saki Ben.
jatain Franklin, and so willidl arboinati trialaf
J. S. Goren?* Scat Caitot.r.s. 6nd on
vialpilot the rice aro** the Subscriber Odle- tbeit,
makaatbent SOW as CbSOP as tallow candlog MAY
in cleaulissess aid beton, they areOtimitto spatmanwsk,
at the same time, they nips% p"• " 's" MOW
perauste of 140 sue, !Olin( ova Irrict
J. 8. OWTSPIV ?
Foriddia Manafsetl .
yee, valeisivaiiiit lea • e , ;or
atm -doe, s iki ne u for
SNO. B: MOH
" biliket
1;10
•
2111La8SLII.itstrstilithliekorel, Jctsi *Give4
' IA AN , JRl$llCl6',
j‘ity iVottod st,