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Printed and psibliitted every morning, ( &ask:yr =vied')
BY 61.1.1,frk0fill B, MONTGOMERY,
ON THE NORTH-REST CORNER OP WOOD LI , D FIFTH STHEETS.
TETtNIS.—Five Dollars u year. parablo W1 , 41a I. .d
Fix Ik Ilorulavarlably rtllllll.ll If 1101 NIA With ' lLl the dear .
kEir SinGlircuplee, Two Cl:NTS—fur oath at Chu counter
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THE-SATURDAY MORNING POST
Pribitubrul 'from tho Immo ante°, on a largo blanket size
ahem, at 'MU DOI - J .4 RA a year, in atlyance. Single coplea.
Five Cara.
4Qi'' No paper will bo diacontinued, (unless at the discro.
non of the Propriotora) until all arroaruges are paid.
.t -No attention will be paid tu any order unless =cam
panted by the money, er satlin.tory reference in this city.
Chunected with the Establishment of the Morning
Post is ono of the largest JOU PRINTING OITIOES h.; the
thy, where all kinds of work is done on the. shOrtud
and most reasonable tarms.
ROBERT C. G. SPROUL, Attorney and
Coulamllor at Law, taco Fourth stn-q, Nu
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AJNIES A. LOWIUE, Attorney
tl attire Fourth streot, Pittalurgh, between Smithfield and
Cherry alley. dtallay
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JOHN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, office corer of ant Grant Stine s, Yitta
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SAM P. ROSS, Atturnev at Law, Nu. IU9
Fourth Plltsburgit, 1..10 door beloW Mr. Rudy
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O ,o t, 110.1 t dart tko thankful 1..1
this very liberal latrenage be upon
begs leave to ask a continuance of the as he to now
Metter prepared than ever to tiirni , sh his !I and ias
tomeni with garments which will insure entire satiefertien.
I 1 always keeps on haled u htrgo assortment of the tatiVr•
styles of VESTINOS., CASSINLEItF., be., whi n li
he will make to order on the shortest notice, upon reeson.tbie
terms.
TM.A perfect fit always warranted
JOHN 11. YOUNG THOS. B. roux° FRANCIS L Tat N.I.
TB. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfield
. street, opposite City Hotel, inanufactureer of CA ISI
- FURNITURE and CHAIRS, of every description. Ma
terials and workmanship warrantod, and sold at redneed
prices. Care taken in packing for land snd water carriage.
WOODWELL'S FURNITURE AND
CHAIRS, wholoindu and retail, embracing every
eityle of furniture, in 11,1ewoio..Lhominy and Walnut. sui
table for parlor., chambers. and timing rooms; Nun, t,. any
in New York or Piniudaphla, an.l ut lower prices. Every
snick made by hand, and warranted.
Cabinet Makors supplied with any quantity of
TURF. and CHAIRS, on remiiinalibi terms.
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lintels Curniidied at the illiorteAt nutlet,
Warerixiinii, N.., 77 and 79 Third surer,
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JCOCURAN & BROS., Manufactur
ers of Iron Hailing, Iron Vaulta, 'Vault Doors Window
Guards, Swumd strtiet and 86 Third stre•et, tr
tween Wood and Niorket stroota. Pittaburgh, havo on
hand 3 variety of new palterers Fancy and Plain. suitable for
all purpose!. Particular attention paid to et:lining limy°
Lots. Jobbing done at short nolo mar2l
VOLUME XIV.
JoIIN LITTLE, .Ir.,
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
MIME
BUSINES
AgTilt, N. 201 Liber
d f,llowiltg Very t•IH.iCe ar.
,Ant
Laid, , El
Schltapp,
SCNI)1111.:S.
Itaalwrfurtrs Se“tell
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A I.>iialle.
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AINIEItICAN PAPIER MANV
COMPANY. No. 7.
sukuufa,tur . rs of PAPIER MACIIE (PIfNAMENT!'‘
for l'hurr hoe. Sh,anthoats, AC.; MoTor nAI Pictur..
&AMC.* Window aii.l Poor 1441.1keta,
and Centro Plook4fTor I`..ohnc, /t."l
mini Mouldinas of flescription, ao.I
and warrant,..l wort, tlurablc than auy othon iu to In nom in
use.
44- Orders exeetttell on the Ott" - test nod.,
N. B.—Attention of Steamboat Builders is esperially di
rs•bed to this article, VII iwenunt of Its light weight.
CUMMINS. TUSKS & CO.,
No. 73 Second street, between Wool and Market,
J e ll Pittsburgh.
J. 11. JONe, I' D. Dr.:4
ON ES .5 Lil2iNt i Forwarding. and eigninission Nler
dianta, 61 Water street, Pitt.iiburgh. topic)
LAW BOOKS.—I. am authorized to sell low
seine vain/o.de Law 134)0101.
10 rola. Pa. Reportw hy bore
Brnrier's T 111330110, ;
Oreeralera Evidence;
Wharton's Digest, lost 0.14
And other Doriorts, Elementary Works, ke.
UFO. F. fiIILLMORF,
at the Aire of Morning hot.
GREASE -20 btils. for Railroad and Coal
Curs, for sale by [(bra] llENity 11. COLLINS.
IFA.NTS' FANCYI'I4I'PS AST CA.PS, at
91 Wood street. Opel) .1. WILSON It BON.
YOU can be thoroughly suited with
typili Lir Dttperreotypt, ett CARGO'S, 76 Fourth et.,
uppiltito Wilkius Oa's. docil
FOR SALE ND TO LET.
\V lOM IT MAY CONGERS.—The Public
IA :spring SAIeS ~r Real Estate at ROChest, aro now closed,
and the 111:11.1,1Ni i SEASON has fairly CollittleinNsi. Every
Citizen of itooh.fter Is busily employt Evim thirty or forty
new families, who hare Isrome citi.ens the laysent Spring.
Mal constant employment; and in a few days in handosi
families 11,,rU will 60 required to carry on the Wail; of Uiu
Thu (Air Dia/sling 12.1lablit 1 r?n,11 la now
nuil operation in Juni, earl will
sivailj ('harry, rho let of July
Tu i h r.z sett it/ will
liir linitivilintelj, anti maniirous other
oiltmenc,4l, Irgnirinx a groat amount
thu ('or 11.-1.C. , 10101 , 55, al/I.!:
.0511.1.5 15.:555 lo 11,0 I,llll4rud.
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sour lan,. Urn .out rnrs,l to notku upon
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dot above typerwt, by popular c..talt.e•ern. Ft.r tale at the
51asie Store of JOHN IL MELLoIL
IVuo,l ntreet.
I_O'rTLEILS.--7ollN ()GoEs & Co., Bottler;,
_Lir No. First stil-.„. would rel.octfrilly inform the pub
It.' that they 11111 . 0 r,mstuuu I y on hand n large gond, ,d
S.\ LLA. M IN.EIi..AL WATER, ALF: and voicrtot,
,n 1 thin hest quality.
Tho attention of fantilici le mrtienlarly direct,d I. al e ,
fart that they bottle WM N maims ALE in its purest etc!,.
Physicians rennumend it to families on account of its NV 1101,
saute and strengthening ilualities. oct3u:ly
NOTICE—The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Jae* Hostetter. I khotetter end U. W.
'with, under the tlrm of 110STE1TER , BHITII & (,%1.,
sva
di.olved on the 'Nth day of Nosomber last, by the entire
pn of the int..re,t o r f D. 11..Htecter by .laLud. Hostetter.
Tho Intsine. will .nichicted as heretofore, under the
name of I tosTE•rrEr. S sm
.1 A0)13 I lOST
doe G. W. SMITH.
TEAS—The attention of families
and dealers is culled my large 11.nd carefully selected
!stck of PURE lIREEN /OD 13LACR TEAS. purchased
direct !ruin tho ilaprtcrs. Is sold at !Kin, luwor
than usmal. S.. JAYNES.
dec.-7J Pekin Tea Store, Nu. 38 Fifth ntr,t.
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lIIEIIIEM
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NEW BOOKS, MUSIC, &c.
AGAZINES FOR Is5G--
1larpoe:: m“. g a,A,,,, per year. $.2 ro
Putnam's do 2 is o
tirahanis do 2 20
K nickerbocker to 2 :.0
Household W Orid. .2 r, , )
il.sley's Lady's Book. 2, tsl
Put-emu's Maga:flue.. 2 00
Lesllo's I.,athe' t i :CP' (1 0. .l. 00
1,,t,ii30S New York Journal, 2 00
Ilallou's Dollar Monthly. 1 on
Panorama 1.1 Lit.' and Literature. 2 .0
Littell's I.ivinß Age. 6 00
Iliac kwood's Edinlair,h Nlo...'ille, 1 0.1
Harper's :70..ry 1100 Its. ll 00
Iztlikeu Notmns, 1 2A
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Dail) Delight ; do
Coll and cu.:A:MILO lor y1F,11 .,,. 1 ,. . , 31 .
W. A. FENN EY A Co.'S.
Fifth at., opposite the TI wine
VTAI.V.kiiI,E IT- SENT'.
A m o l bouriticul .e...ortment .•I \\ .\ It'll
CH Iszl , and JlOll.l.liY, at Y 7 Mut ket ot. el not of
r.•11/111. \ Nl, \1 11,
155. - &111 A morican the ie-t iu the WiPrII, "
1 , 1 only at the a 1.., a place.
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II 0. letiDlig.
Laya of Ancient ll,ano; antique
I\ overly tlallery ongriommo; 1,11,10 u
Ilepohllcan 21 portrait, of 11111, Mt F. :M0...
Glirolmn's iruily Delight; tine ille.tmt lees :tnthine 6111irg.
Wi11i...11 Of the hernltures,
d 0 d
linickerlawkor ,lallery; 411 porttudt4 of Iii4Filli:11101/.4 1..11-
trlhutor, to Om linickechocker 31agatote, work, „ an d, clods
lii
I.4tallohi of Memory for la:A—a heant Ifni gift Leek.
lu i dder'm Christian Your; lamonfully ilhotratol; toot -,
Irving's liketett itok—flue
Floral loopeake—a ta.anuful present.
The !)iart•Tu.
INumery of the United Statee--the tite—t hook or ilea .raw , a.
Nloore, Burt,. ND. Donlan-, Den .I,m.m.
Sc.; in antique and half nutiquo
Liudiu F.
lAvge end smell 1311,1 t, Prayer Lkuuhm, in rano.. ~ t y los of
landing.
Children's Boole--over WO different kinds, euttable fur
children of all agog.
Don't forget to oill at
W. A. 011.DENFENNEY ,t
Filth it., opi.teito the Theatre.
7t \ "I
fillltlST?fi AS SEASON—Fresh Fruits just
nsvived by F. R. DILATO, No. 1 DilUllOll,l
-
Currants--old and now;
Citron—new';
Lemon awl yrangs Pe4.l.
Also. Pickles, Sancta, fresh Peaches and Totnatoes.
decl.9
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at reduce
prices, at
ROBERTS & BRO.'S, No. 41 Fifth street,
Who will dispose of any article in 0* variety at price
lower than the same artieles can be bought for elsewhere i
the city, within fifteen days. They hare '• marked down
their stock, in order to mai. place for a now and fine sek
tion, purchased with an eye to the holidays. and holiday r
nierulaunces, by the senior partner, who is at present in
tl
East for that plirisr.u...
We suilto our veracity upon the aeoertion that we will se
FIFTEEN PEE CENT. LOWER. than forntur prices. Tls
who desiro any articlo in this way will plan. call.
declO 1111.0.
•
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.NIoNL).I MORNING
In this country of ours, it is not always easy
for the suitor to get his mistress' consent to
marry him; even when that is obtained, mam
mas and papas still foolishly interfere ; and, in
short, a thousand things may occur to prove the
truth of the say ' ng, that the course of true love
never dues run smooth. But once it comes fairly
to marriage, the difficulty is at an end. Every
thing then is as easy as lying. TO get married
in England is a very simple at.fair indeed, for
there are several ways of tying the knot-matri
monial, in order to meet the requirements of
every taste, and the condition of every pocket.
In the first place. a man may be !parried at his
parish church, by his parish priest, and by his
parish clerk, either by license or aster dire pub
lieation of banns on three sneres , ive Sunday.,
after the form and fashion of his forefathers :
he may lie married in any chapel or
ineeting - house belonging, to persons of any re
ligious person-ion whatsoever, provided it lie
July registered for the purpose ; and lastly, he
rimy di-pense with the religious ceremonial alto
gether- - he may decline availing himself of the
it-sistance of either priest or minister, and be
married democratically at a register ' s office. In
that part of the United Kingdom called Scot
land. he linty lie marrie , l by a blacksmith, or any
body else : awl in fttet, easy is the affair there, '
that it is 11ItIre lllcult to tell what does not CAM
III le a Illaria:qfi l ill Scotland than what does.
In any case, there is not the least diniculty in
gorting the work speedily and efficiently per
formed : parsons, ministers, registrars, and
backsmiths, being real} enough at all times to
earn their fees. and the law, in this case at
least, cannot tie said to insi-t on vexations and
seedless formalities. It throws no difficulties in
the way which can try the patience lit ' the most
ardent lt,ver, or risk the scaring away of the
shyest of all bachelors.
It is not so, however. in France. There. if
the late of marria g e 113 , 1 been framed by the
most ' , rabid of the Nlulthusian philosophers. for
the express purpose of deterring their country
-111,11 assuming the loafs and obligations of
wedlock. it civil Tint have more effectually an
swered the purpose. Tiy number of certificates
of birth, death, age, the consent 10 ' parents, if
t-ell \.e., which must be produced before one
toot get marred in France, is perfectly
It would really seem that the lawyers,
when discussing this part of their cede. were
iaborlng under a monomaniacal dri. s ail ut biga
my. They have !mide it a matter of considern
ide to get married Duce: oval tp , to
tun MOM titan sue Wife at one and the rams
woe a :a Turyi , . the thing in France mu-t he
when both parties are French
.1 tad born, great dolay awl expense must
or:,, 1.,• to I , cf, , re the 1, ittiremet,ts of
I 11 la..
but N% hell clue party is
P 1,11. Mal the other it freigner, the difficulty
.1, r. A-4,1aw l becomes. in the ease of
:Aran' tad mayors are tltst•llitYll ally
i ht Fran,' 3, well a. it,
Nuts w.,- to) oWO Pre.
•
r.•:uneti E Ell!' it'', Mall milting ouc ut his
, tan untry NVoItIVII In France may be married in
;he ehapel of o'o British embassy, and so avoid
meddliog with alto French law alnigether: but it
not he would marry a Vt•ench
1:1 t lie 1:11l.1 h e Illarriell according it/
au% Franco, w Melt, let . ..gill:Ting marriage
as a civil contract only, ordain. that such con
tract must the ektv . re , l. into 1 , ,t . ,,re the Intwi , :it , ,tl
aitt!ioritie s of the district in which one Oi l the
t.moire parties resides, or rather in which
he on -he ha* resided long enough in lave
ar
yuire'l it domkile --the ile r t 4t;:uttls mar.
r,atre being , t . . , talilit - hed by six months ' continued
r , ,t,lence in one commune. In short, a foreigner
can only be married in France to a French
ject, aveopling to French law—that is, before
the civil of, , - er, generally the savor of the com
mune. In England, from the Lend Mayor , if
1.•.M0m downwards to the most insignificant first
wagtstrate if the must infinitesimal borough
rt,,,rttto, have little to lie-ides pre
,t‘er the glltherings together, either for
1. , :.0 palaver, of their fellow citizen - ; but in
.nsteur le M:tir, id 1t N'tt-tly more nota
ble per-miage ; he is t govertthictit functionary,
cat ,- 1 prit -, t in the temple of by Men.
I l ttr my ,•tan part. iteit]o r parental objections
nor .1N uni illar threatening- ,•bonled my eoart
.l.tp. I tr,v uteli,turbel aiilso by the care , at
tendant on the d ' sspo - ition of wealth, and the
Nieties inseperable from I ,,, rerty. 1 list cot - he
a lN ICs: tw ,aa• had it w, , r,1 to say
agaimt it : ,tOl we had nettling t .141 but t o be
•• was at this
peint, 11. , WeV121", that all our difficult ies com
menced.
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MONSIEUR LE MAIItE.
Paris lets twelve mayors—one for eat-It of the
t Nyek t• arrondissements into , whieh the city i-s
-Itod m,u riage , must lie celebrated be
fore tle‘ mayor of the hrrondis,nieut in which
one of the parties is domiciled. \\ hen, therefore,
both lady and gentleman arc re.ident in the cap
it 11. ihrrel, g'vnelahy eicisce between two
it: Litt it h a ppen,' that my domicile
w.t , in the same arrondissement /1.4 that of my
intended wife, we had no choice but to lie trir
rusi by Monsieur le M:hro of the third arran
.ii,sement: and that ullicer being both very stupid
and very tenacious of his opinion, we were actu
ally e , imtieliett to have recourse to the law bef, , re
I: • could be made to perform his I.flice.
The individual who tilled the mist of mayor of
the third arrontlissetnent of Paris at that period,
aI, II tvtire.l lawyer, an ex.-not:tire, aniitie, or '
,-uch
man with us retires from his business or pro
e,-ion when lie has secured a c“mpeteney. and
g ets himself put on the county bend', in order
to it-id a little dignity to the oituot he promises
remainder of his dap:. In per
son, )lon,ieur lc Maire was tall, thin, and what.
the French call dry: in manner, precise,
a hat pompous, and all All Li this, that he
hal an over yt hchning idea of his own merit, an•l
a a , much preStudieelagain,t everything llugli,h;
WIt•I it w t. easy to see that lie would priive
try table ft . iloW to deal with, particular
ly ii required to do anything eut of the common
roothie of I wits n o t I,nig in verifyin,
the correctness of this toy first itupre-thion, and
that, too, althou.,:lt I Ltd taken the procan:ion
t., get an intro,hiction to the great man from
a mutual Requitintanee. Ile ate it treubleseme
reilow to deal with, as the se q uel will abundant
ly -how.
M,elieur le said I, on toy first nit er
viow with him, with my very best bow, and ill
tny very best Preach, with . the Anglo-Parisian
accent Monsieur le 7klaire. I am ,thout to e: , -
} ,,m=e n French lady, who is domiciled in the
rondissement which enjoys the advantage of
being. presided over by you: an advantago in
hich I 11,1
0 e HI p 11 •
S to participate; and
I have availed myself of the ttdvantago oriVur
o'll, , in i,•nd to enable me to enquire uf you
personally what formalities it will be requisite
for me to observe in the matter. I am quite
aware that the French law of marriage is very
strict in the case of one of the contracting par
tie., being a foreigner, but I feel sure (awl here
1 made another of my very best. bows) that I
0011111 not do better than apply to Monsieur for
advice and direction."
Nlonsieur," replied the Mayor in his stately
way, but with great politeness, tickled, as I had
hoped, by the tint tery administered in my opening
-peccli—" as you are a foreigner, a British sub
jecl, and Mademoiselle cotre /in are is a French
wman, we shall require several pieces (certifi
cates), which can only be obtained in your awn
country. I fear, therefore, that we shall he the
cause of some expense, and what Monsieur will
probably disrelish far more—delay: " nod here
Monsieur facetiously turned out his hands, shrug
ged up his shoulders, dropped the corners of his
mouth, and raised his brows, in true Gallic
fashion.
"The expense is of little moment, but delay
will be inconvenient," I stammered out with a
faint attempt at a smile—for the delay of a
month to a man about making a love match ap
pears like an adjournment aine. die.
"Monsieur is not married—there are no legal
impediments to the step he is about to take?"
Married!" I cried, laughing, in spite of my
vexation at the threatened delay, at the: gravity
with which the question was put, '• I no not con
template bigamy, Monsieur le Moire, and I am
not aware of the existence of any legal impedi
ment whatever. Pray proceed."
Ne vows facbek pas, monsieur. We must
proceed with due caution, and indeed with more
than our usual care, since monsieur is a for
signer.'
Well, well, monsieur, I can easily prove that
I am a single man ; and, moreover, if you desire
it, that I was never married in my life. What
next ?"
JANUARY 14
• •
" Is monsieur majeur (of ago) ?"
" I'm four-and-twenty in December." It was
now June.
'
. . .
" Then you are not of age. You are mineur
quant au mariage (a minor as regards marriage).
You cannot marry until you are twenty-five
without the consent of your parents. Are your
parents living ?"
"My mother, yes. My father died more than
twenty years since."
"That monsieur, must be proved by a certi
ficate of his. death ; and I must also have that of
his birth."
" Why," I asked, "of his birth'." For, owing'
to peculiar eircumstamees, I knew that such a
certificate could not easily be procured. "A
certificate of his death would seem to me to be
all that can he requisite. If he be dead, and I
reeve that he is so, I should think that eveln the
law, if curious on the point, might take for
granted that he had been born !"
The sneer was irrepressible, but the indulgence
in it was attended with disastrous consequences.
had made the formal old lawyer my enemy and.
he proceeded more solemnly than ever :
Monsieur is evidently not aware of the gravi
ty of the circumstances. It is important that
every precaution should he taken, and that we
shoid,d keep strictly on regle. lam bound to pro-.
trot the interests- of my countrywoman, and I
shall certainly insimt on the production of the
pieces I have mentioned. It by no means follows ;
that I am to yield a point because monsieur can
not see the necessity of it." Having delivered.
himself of this reproof, he resumed his inter
rogatory:
Does Madame votre mere intend to be pre
sent at your marriage ?"
" She does not."
" Eh Bien ! monsieur," said the mayor brisk
ly, as if delighted at being able to give me this
extra trouble, " since you area minor as regards
marriage, I must have the written consent of
Madame votre mere, properly attested by British
authorities."
"By what authorities?" I asl•ed
" Where does Madame reside?
domicil '.'"
"She resides chiefly in London."
" Eli hien! the consent of Madame must he
atte4ted by the Lor' Mayor de Londres?"
"The what?" said I, laughing heartily—
what?'" yy
''By the Lor' Mayor—the Lol r Mayor de
Ltaid,,n."
Surely, Monsieur le Maire, you are joking.
The Lord Mayor of London has nothing what
ever to do with marriages. His Lordship would
laugh at me if I were to apply to him on such titi
subject. Besides, even as a ma g istrate before
whom my mother could make adeclaralion
her consent, the Lord Mayor is not the proper
°Meer to apply to, inasmuch as he has no jnria
tlict ion in that quarter of the citiptal in which she
Von are asking me, therefore, to do
hat i, impossible. I cannot comply with your
'
•• Then. M'naicur." said the Mayor, with the
mo-t provoking coolness, ne vous :maxim%
we will not marry you).
•• Not in:u-ry me! Am I, then, to understand
that no Englishman who is under five-and-twenty
yvar, , of age can he married in France without
the consent of his parents, certified by the Lord
Mayor of London " •
—Just so, Monsieur, if the parents reside in
London. The Lot.' Mayor"
'• The Lord Mayor," I interrupted warmly,
has nothing to do with it. Mayors in England
are not like Mayors in France. They"—
[ousedxstos re-uoanow]
Tribulations of Victoria, Albert and
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are severally
mei individually in a fog of excitement raised
about themselves personally, and the Empress
Eagentn is lamenting that the dress she wore at
the closing ceremonies of the Crystal Palace, has
been voted unbecoming, in fact, a tint failure,
though it was tremendously hooped. The Queen
of England has long been suspected of not being
precisely orthodox in her notions respecting the
doctrines of the church of which she is the visi
ble head ; and it appears that while she was, du
ring last slimmer, at her highland home, it was
her habit to attend the neighboring a - March of
ltalmoral. The pastor was a Mr. Cued, a man
described as fitted fur his high calling by "high
mental and general emotional faculties.' and his
sermons, while lie did not attack the formalities
of the church in open terms, were enough too
earnest and practically Christian to anake them
obnoxious to Lis straight laced colleagues. But
the Queen was greatly pleased with him. The
New York Timea says:—
It appears that the Queen took ocmsion to ea
pre,'s, without reserve, her opinion of the prac
tical and beneficial chnractor of Mr. Caird's
00r
,,,,,❑.. As long as this was but a private senti
ment. it was passed by ; but a mark of public
re,gnition which has recently been. given, has
suddenly struck. the Church of England, and
roused every languid person in the land,
The Queen has expressed, through Prince Al
bert, to Mr. Cain!, her admiration of his discour
ses, and command the publicatiOn of one in par•
titular, entitled, The Religion of Common Life.
In this sermon not a word is uttered about the
rubric, genuflexion, bowing towards the East;
candles, confession, and things of that class, but
imply that which Christ commanded, " to love
our neighbors as ourselves." If this were but
enforced, whence would come the caparisoned
steeds and splendid mansions, and purple and
fine linen of the Established Clergy of the Chttrch
of England?
Prince Albert is in trouble, because ho signed
a petition gotten up by some of the most sensi
tive and worthless sprigs of the Aristocracy, for
continuing the odious special privileges of the
Gorse Guards, the Court troops in London,
The petition was intended to be a private matter,
but the London Times found it out, and created a
sensation by launching one of its most potent
and sulphurous leaders at him. He is now in
decidedly bad odor with the people, who have
been exasperated almost beyond endurance by
the aristocratic mismanagement of military mat
tens.
The dress worn by Eugenia at the closing of
the Exhibition, has given rise to much disappro
val, awl its failings are gravely discussed by the
Court journals , The Loudon court Journal of
December Nth says :
The whole costume was a failure, and there
fore, from courtesy, we abstain from mentioning
the mane of the c,,u;ttrU!re to whom its execution
wa s confided. It was of rich velvet, neither ce
rise nor peneeati, nor dahlia. This indecision of
color was already a great mistake, as it was ren
dered liable to be entirely effaced by Hit first
bright frank tint placed near. The truth of this
criticism was indeed so visible that, before hor
Majesty had reached the steps of the throne, her
head alone seemed to detach itself from the dra
peries and banners with which the passage to the
throne was decorated. Then, for the first time,
was observed a want of distinction in the fall and
movement of the skirt, which, considerably too
full for velvet, completely disguised the exqui
sitely graceful walk and bearing of her Imperial
Majesty, and made her whole demarche appear
laborious and overburthened. The waist of the
corsage was also judged too long, giving thereby
a pinched and retrousse appearance to the bust, to
which we find it hard to accustom ourselves, af
ter the easy and elastic carriage we have been
used to gaze upon. Although we do not name
the couturiere, yet we think it but justice due to
two hitherto successful artistes to declare that
the dress was not made either by Madame Vignon
or by Madame Roger, to both of whom an invid
ious world has ascribed it.
IMPORTANT MAIL COMMUNICATIONS TiTTII
Joint's, PORTO Rico, ST. THOMAS, LA GVAILRA,
AND PUERTO CADELLO.—A semi-monthly line of
steamships, commencing with the "Tennessee,"
on or about the Bth of January next, will be run
between New York and Puerto Cabello, South
America, touching at St. John's, Porto Rico, St.
Thomas, and La Guayra.
Mails for those points wile regularly made
up at the New York poet office, mud dispatched
by this line, the Malted S,Latßs postage being ten
cents the single rate, prepayment required.—
Washingtun Union.
NUMBER 89.
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', Like quills upon the fretful porcupine'
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RATES' OF ADVERTISING
AGIELERD ON 11Y. THE PITTSBUItoii pug,S
TEX Lvms OP .NOMMOn, On nnIZ
Ono equaro, ono Imertion
Do, oath additlonal Insertion._..
Do. Ono week—
Do. two weeks. • ..,.
Do. three weeks
Do. one month
Do. two mouths.
Do. thn'n months....
Do: four months
Do. six months.
Do. one year
Standing . Card, six lines or less, per annurt
CILMILAIII.E'd4 PLEA94Ith :
Ono square, per annum, (exclusive of the paperj....... 25 00
Marriage notices, 50 crate; Death notices, tir. cents.
(From tho Pittsburgh Price-Current:l
Food and Population:
The Railroad Record, after having remarked upon
an increase of the town or civic pdpulation over the
rural, has undertaken to prove that food, vegetable
and animal, has not increased in a proportionate
ratio to the population of this country. The editor
gives very imperfect statistics, and proceeds to say
that "in this respect other parts of the world are
even less fortunate than ourselves," and that there'll
a pressure on this country to supply the wants of
Europe. "The exports at this time," says he "are
beyond anything this country has ever known?'
This remark, it seems to us, is inconsistent with the
conclusion the editor seeks to arrive at. If. there
has boon such an unprecedented demand for our
Breadatuffs, we have shown ourselves to be fullYabbi
to supply it. Breadstuffs, as well as other kinds of
food, had, it is true, advanced greatly in price, but
that advance can be attributed to other causes than
a scarcity of these prodnets. The fact that ade •
pressiun in prima has since occurred would contra
diet that assumption, anti show that we have still a
surplus on hand.
The following table is annexed by the Record as
the basis of its argument. Thu first column gives
the number for 1840 ; the second for 1850; the third
the ratio of increase, and the variation from idiot
ought to tore exigted in 1850
1840. 1.0.50. Patna.
Population .....1.7,0110,45 3 23,181,879 :U: pr. rt. --
Wheat, bunh...84,8=272 100,405 944 -- 15,000.080
Corn 377 531.375 502 071.104 57 - 70,41n0 OM
Rye 18,645 507 14,108.013 " 11,000,000
Oats 123,071,341 1.40.2;81.170 20 - :31000,000
Hay 10,248,108 13,838.042 36 "
Cattle 14,971,586 10,378,907 24 " 1,800,000
Sheep 18,311,374 21,72..1,2 7 20 13 " 4,500.000
Swine ..... ....... 20,301;293 30;2.51,213 15 " 4,0001410
The Record shows by the above that there is a de
ficiency in every thing but Corn, 15,00.0,000 bushels
of which go to 'the manufacture of whiskey, and is
consequently abstracted as an article of food; after
deducting this the following results aro attained •
DEFICIENCY
40,090,000
Increase of Corn_ nl,OOO two "
Apparent gels- 15,000,000
The editor having arrived at, the conclusion that
the Corn crop is the only one that keeps up and
goes beyond the increase of population, gives the
following additional data in referen9 to that staple :
Corn crop of 1840. 377,531,370 !testicle.
1850- 502,071,101 "
Annual Increase li nr-cent.
Crop of 1450 ealculat , l on thin b0A5...800.000,000 Umbels.
Probable crop of 1850 1,000,000,000 "
So much for the statistics and calculations of the
Record i its editor may have endeavored to get at the
truth, but we think we discover an attempt to prove
a 'foregone conclusion. The ratio of population .is
placed at 36 per cont. when the figures presented by
the accompanying census reports indicate but a frac
tion over 35 per cent., while with regard to the crops
the fractions are so disposed of as to make the dis
parity as large as possible. But this is not all : the
editor dots nut deem it necessary to give the
smaller crops, among which we suppose he includes
rico, 4heaiystapleof the South, which does notappear
in his table, besides roots and grasses, which consti
tute a large proportion of the fond of the animals
he has enumerated. Ile has also been careful to tell
us that 15,000,000 bushels of corn aro used for the
manufacture of whisky, and that wheat is almost ex
elusively used among the white inhabitants for bread,
but has said nothing about the fruits which have
been so very abundant throughout the-country the
past year as materially to lighten the consumption of
the grains.
But why rely so entirely upon the statistics of ten
and sixteen years back for data upon this subject?
An entirely difficrent condition of things Dew e xists.
Tho emigration to this country has not only changed
in character, bat has decreased materially within the
past year. During the year 1854 the number of emi
grants amounted to 319,223 ; during 1855, but 136,-
233, being a decrease of 182,993. Previous to the
year 1953, the emigration to this country was prino'-
pally Irish, a large proportion. of whom, it is well
known, de not go into the country to farm, but lin
ger in the cites and towns. Subsequent to that pe
riod the largest number of emigrants have been
Germans, who, it is equally well known, almost in
variably settle in the rural districts, and people our
western wilds. The following is an 'Molesting table
of the emigration for the past three years :
German. Irish.
115,014 113,181
.168 7'..73 80g10
52,802 43,043
1.953
........
3 R 5 5 -
Total Germans--
Deduct total Irish
More Germans than Irish
But we will dismiss this subject for the present, as
we have no time to pursao it further. We will, how
ever, say, that the Record's estimate of the crop of
'lndian corn does not agree with any other statistics
that we have seen. - For instance, the editor places
the corn crop for 855 at 500,000,014 bushels ; .the
Now York Historical Society furnishes a table in
which this crop is estimated at two billions; a slight
disparity, we should say ! We will, howevei; odd
that the Hon. Edward Everett recently delivered a
speech in which he alluded to the yield of Indian
corn for the past year, and after vouching for the re
liable character of Wells' Tear Book, gave its esti
mate of the corn orop, viz; 1,000,000,000. -
It is said that " figures never lic," hut we think
they may be pressed into almost any sorC of service
by inexpert or unfair statisticians. This subject is
an important one, and we would like to see it. han
dled by able and unbiassed pons; such as cannot be
induced to swerve from the truth through fear of the
"bulls and bears" of Commerce.
[From the Fittnbrargh Pricv)-CorreoL]
IMPROVEMENT OF TIM OHIO
In another part of this paper will .be found
a letter from the pen of Mr. Copley to the
Pittsburgh Board of Trade in relation to the im
provement of the Ohio river, in which that wri
ter sets forth, in clear and strong tends, many
reasons for undertaking the work. lie contrasts
the year 1854 with 1855 to show that when that
river is in good navigable stage, Pittsburgh, and
the Pennsylvania improvements prosper; and
when it is low through the season our prosperity
is greatly reduced. The experience of the last
two years certainly proves that fact; and no
stronger argument can be urged for commencing
an undertaking that will make the river navigable
the year round. The loss to the commerce and
business of the country by suspended naviga
tion for ono season, may equal the cost of the
improvement.
In looking about for the means to accomplish
this magnificent enterprise, Mr. Copley affirms
that the receipts of the Pennsylvania railroad ,
for the last year were $BOO,OOO more than. for
the preceding year, and this fact is attributed
mainly and justly to the good navigation of the
river for most of the time last year, and the sus
pended navigation of the year before. T,his fact
must satisfy the railroad company that the Ohio
when navigable permanently will be' the most
valuable feeder of their road.
The use of the water in the pools by side
'canals for manufacturing purposes would also
yield a large annual revenue to the improvement
company. Such is the case on the SchitYlkill,
and would be still more so on - the Ohio in the
midst of the numerous and thriving cities and
towns that stretch 411 along its banks. It would
greatly promote the prosperity of those cities,
and enhance the value of every acre of land,
coal or minerals within ten or twenty miles of
the river. The States bordering pn it have
thus an inducement to aid the work by liberal
donations.
Two-thirds of the people of the United States
are interested in this project, and are every year
becoming more fully convinced that its comple
tion is becoming an absolute necessity to aie
wants and business of the country. When , 4he
great valley of the West' becomes filled with that
thronging and immenselmpulation that it must
at no distant day contaia, all the natural and ar
tificial channels of commerce that can be pro
vided will be thronged with business. And the
cheapest and most valuable of all thoroughfares
will be the Ohio river improved as is proposed.
Congress should grant a liberal appropriation
for this work. The Pennsylvania, and Balti
more and Ohio railroad companies cannot fail
to see that it is far their interest to subscribe
' liberally to its stock• The six States bordering
upon the river could not make donations of more
public utility, and with such aids, individual
subscribtions will be easily found to place the
whole work speedily under contract.
—Tan coffibr , region of Lake Superior has,
during the present year, yielded 9,581,0001135.,
or equivalent at the-present price of copper to
$1,600,1)00. The yield onsidoiably greater
than during 185 rd. During the present 'year
Boveral new companies have commenced opera
tions, and it is expected the yield will bo nearly
double the ensuing year.
.Call at No. 164 Wood street, rk Ltd ex -
amino our stock of Sort Hers and ITniviat Ctrs. Jo , O re
ceived, a large lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other sty].
of
Caps, which we will sell low for cash. Mosouts k Ca, Ste
Wood street. ootlB
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