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T I ES DA Y MUB.NING
We find almost daily in our exchanges from
different parts of the country very favorable no
tices of the Hon. James Buchanan as the Demo
cratic candidate fo . .the Presidency. From Maine
to Texas he has warm friends who speak out
earnestly for his nomination. lie is the favorite
ism of Pennsylvania, and could no doubt poll an
utiprecetimitedly large vote in the old Keaton°
State. Pennsylvania tins never yet furnished a
candidate for that office, and will not willingly
yield her claim this time when so able and unex
ceptionable a man is so unanimously 'presentA
and urged as Mr. Buchanan will be by the dele
gation from this State itt the National Conven
tion. Mr. Buchanan stands clear of many of
th.- recent disturbing issues. His principles are
well known. His public services from the time
shoulder4a musket in the war of IH2 to
the present-Ait - y, aro well known and highly ap
preciated:' At home and,abroad ho has discharg
ed the difficult duties of high public stations with
gritat credit to himself and the country, and to
the general satisfaction of the people of the
whole county.
Pennsylvania will be the main battle ground in
the next Presidential canvass, and, with Mr. Bu
chanan as our standard bearer, he can carry the
State by a large majority. Judging from the
tone of the press such seems to be the general
opinion far and near. No other party will pre
sent a candidate who can be compared with him
fur ability and experience, and his personal and
private character is unexceptionable.
1s a member of the House of Kopresentatives
of Congress he early distinguished himself fur
sound ability. As a member of the Senate he
tanked ttroong such meh4Jay, Cass, Webster,
Calhoun, Benton and ATitii c - y, though younger
than either. As Secretory of State, in Mr. folk's
administration,. his prudence and ability con
tributed largely to bring the country through
that era of war and of great national events
with distinguished honor and success. Is
inter to England for the last three years the whole
country, without distinction of party, has relied
with confidence on his eminent qualities as a states
man to sustain all the rights and the honor of the
niftion without unnecessarily hazarding the inter
ests of peace. Ile was the man for the place
during the existing difficulties with England
lle will be the next President if nominated.
It will be seen that the English government is
resolved to break its treaty, though war may en
-6110. Sir Ilenry.,Bulwer makes n modest pro
posal to act as mediator between the two gov
ernments. lie is the very man who negotiated
that treaty ou the part of England. It seems to
he ttilirtned that Mr. Bucharum and Lord Claren
don did have some words of not the most :twirl-
Itle character. But that toots proof yet. Mr.
linehanan will soon be home, and we shall prop
alt!y have the whole negotiations thus far made
public before long. The two governments are
certainly renting directly at issue upon a totes.-
lion of much importance. (Mr government i.z4
committed, awl l . : 11111.“ recole. I:!nglatel ie ltlt
yet s.) fully eopiruithsl. Will she Ferris( er re
The t• Hit/ filn,olero the I,othion itt
Npett king, of the difticultie, with thin country.
When a natiqn becomes too proud to listen,
the oily appeal is to anu.
We hope the United States government will he
too proud to listen any longer to reasons why
England may violate a solemn treaty, an•l go un
punished.
The London Ihxporh gl rem the true cause of
English anger just now of the American am
rathies so unaccountably manifested in relation
to the present war in Europe. So, this country,
like Prussia, is to be forced to sympathise with
England in Ifer wars or have war with her,`and
if the United States refuses to do so, the T)Ly•otrd
onys
they will receive the most terrible lesson
ever administered to national envy and ,inarrel-
'Flint talk or a nation Clint is beating all
over the world for recruits to her armie, an
cannot send over fifty thousand soldiers to the
crimea : and then the commander-in-chief wa=
hid in a ditch while his army was defeated be
fore the Itedan. terrible lesson, - truly.
No wonder we rm.!, such a nation. And then it
is intimated that Brazil and France are to help
England break her treaty. Brave bullyiur
Rut we venture to predict that there will neither
be peace in Europe nor war with the United
States for the nest twelve months.
THE ALLEGHENY PAVING LAW'
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The people of Allegheny are discussing the
subject of the repeal of their paving laws, R 13.1
so far, wherever a vote is taken, it results in favor
of the law as it is by a large majority. It is now
proposed that a vote of the people be taken on
the subject, and that the roimicils provide b)
ordinaw•e for such an election or rote. If there
is doubt as to public sentiment thiA ,111,
ject, such a vote is the way to settle it.
But one thing should be borne in milor If
the laws are to be repealed restitution should
certainly be made to all property holders who
have thus far graded and paved, at their own
expense, in front of their own lots. Otherwise
great injustice will lie done them. It would be
grossly wrong that they should be compelled to
improve, at their own cost, in front of their own
grounds, and then come under a general tax to
improve in front of other people's lots. That
would surely be wrong.
But so far as public sentiment has been indi
cated yet, it seems likely that a vote of the peo
ple would result in favor of the laws as they are.
Occasional hardships they may produce; and On
does the mode of grading and paving in Pitts
burgh. it would be easy to name cases in thi,
city in which men have been nearly ruined I , N
.• deep cuts in front of their looses and lots
tine came opposite to our Court house could be
cited.
We believe that when either city has each,
Imbed one grade and the people have built to it
and the city then resolves to lower the grade ani
rut flown the street., the city should be liable t,
pay to the property holders the damage they
suffer otherwise 110 ITI3II is safe in building, I/1
improving his property. It is the yradeg, the
deep eats and embankments that occasion thi
hardships. Their mere leveling and paving in
front of lots suit work no great hardship to any
one. No one would make serious complaint a-
to that, it the work was properly dune.
MARE'. FROM Prni.te —The lion. Joshoa
It. Giddings publishes a letter iu the Natron,.'
Era, in which he expresses a wish to retire from
public life; but there is nothing in it whieli
would prevent him bowing to the will of his eon
stitneuts, were they to insist on retaining his
services ! We hope, however, Mr. Giddings may
he taken at his word, and allowed to retire from
the Halls of Congress. He pretends to be a
great friend of the negro, but for the sixteen
years he has been in public life has not pretend
ed to look after the interests of white men. We
are inclined of say to the arch-agitator as was
said of the man who emigrated to Botany Bay,
he " leaves his country for his country's good."
THE MURDERERS OF Bisit. 1.1. Goanoa.—The
telegraph some days ago stated that E. I). Wor
rel had been arrested at Dover, Del., for the
murder of Basil 11. Gordon, and we learn from
St. Louis papers of Saturday that William 11.
Bruff, supposed to be his accomplice in the deed,
was taken into custody at Nashville, Tenzo Mr.
Greene arrested at Cincinnati was discharged,
as there wag no evidence against him.
'ITTSBURGII. POST.
JAMES BUCHANAN
THE FOREIGN NEWS
Pi . 0 _,W!..; - 1. 1 ,1 I 4"
la Ito al ray at Louisville, yesterday evening,
hi. C. Clark, a very young man, killed Thomas
Dent, Druggist.
MEM
Mr. elephant+, who claltaisl to represent the
District of Columbia in th . e . Jate Republican Con
vention is an employee in the National Era news
paper, the centrarorgniabf abolitionism.
The census of St. Louis is just published, from
which we learn that the total male population is
63,347 ; female do. 55,391 ; colored (free) do.
1,540 ; colored (slave), do. 1,539.
One of the best evidences that the weather has
been cold this winter we find in a Tampa paper,
which says a number of sharks have been frozen
to death otf the Florida coast
The German Turners of Cincinnati celebrated
the anniversary of Washington's birth on Friday
evening, by orations, songs and music. It hits
been their custom to celebrate that event in this
way for a number of years.
Mr. Calhoun, surveyor general of Kansas, fur,
Dishes the Secretary of State with an estimate of
the resident population of the territory. He
says about r)000 votes are claimed to have been
given for Reeder and Whitfield. and that there
ire about five residents to each voter.
Mr. W. M. Corry has introduced into the Ohio
House of Representatives a bill for the better re
gulation of Itailroad. , , requiring them to cry
passengers and freight at fares proportioned to
the distance, and also requiring them to furnish
second and third class passenger oars for persons
in moderate circumstances at cheap rates.
The special despatch to the New York Times
from this city, giving the proceedings of the Re.
publican Convention held here, says. Promi
nent among the newly arrived delegates were
John M. Niles of Connecticut, and David Wil
mot of Pennsylvania." This is a mistake.
Neither Niles nor Wilmot were present at all.
The Hon. 'lsaac E. Hiester, late the Whig mein
her of Congress from Lancaster county, has fo'r
wally joined, and announced himself a Democrat
:aid member of. the Democratic party. The be
trayal and disorganization of tile Whig party,
and his antipathy to the principles and practices
~r Know Nothingisin and Black Republicanism
are the causes of the step he has taken.
ilAtertran Party Not Dead.
The Know Nothing Convention, at Philadel
phia, has not yet blown up the party 1 new
platform lwy heel' adopted by n decided majority.
on which it in supposed the Northern and South
ern K. N.'s can stand together. This platform
has already appeared in i-111" piper in substance,
but we will briply relate it:
Ftr.q. The iirbservation of the Union and the
Constitution.
American , moat rule America
N..1t0 to be Fleeted fitr office either
ratite or foreign 1 ,„ r11 ich , , rca , };ni•Q Ily
iaUce, I
sign p.A..utztt.i. ur pom,r
~1 the veveral ntol the
oltieltion of g.0.i.1 will tw ccn than.
Ey/h. •olit• 1100 twfore
natiuralizlt
1 . 12,• 311.1 ht .J 1
1 . 1%% Cllll,ti ti jOrliti IV • 1 . 1•1,1 . (•11
111.11 ,e 1 111110
ath. al i -I ~!
Nnrh nrt• the ILr tie 1 .1 dret,,,
whi,k 11 , 1“1 , 1v.1 by 11, r,,llaral 1%01
5,•n11,,a, by a v. , le of HI , to
I111,(s•t11. , ,11111.1 . ‘ 11,1-
war on I .,, rn•lgaer-- at, I (.1,1,,,1
I.y the an.l tit. , C , ti,tittlti , sll. 311.1
ItNe with the lt,puloliemit,
vreNidentiai e:111 Ii lxtr nottliruttP.l
The v,.t.• jai II:e new phitf..rln.
1th.,,1e 1.1an , 1 2. N.-Al 'I .•r
1/t-InIA are 7. Maryland 11,4 - I , in I, N.. w
l'enns awn 12, I AJuilsiana 2, l'Altiornin 2. .‘ rkan
a, I, Teun,see 9, Kentucky 7, I. Indian/1 2.
Miotilksri 3, MishigAn 1, WIEVOIII , III2, Di,
Inlet rrol M hin 11N. V.,0. -Neu. Tlamprhiri.
2, M.apsnehunetts S. Cannel-I.llot i, 121...113 1,1.111.1 2.
Neu 1 . ..rk I. Dian land I. V:rcinu, I, I'ent,ylranni
U. 1,1111..31111 2. Arkan,a, I, Ter.:o,oe entuel.
11111,... 2. kw:. 77.
A NSW F.R.14 IV ANTED.
The l'ltt,burgh Irta th,n-rt,tl Otto .
>lncr Ntatr• wen• reprv=ent.•tl itt the Repthtt,t,
Cifilventi,,ll. ru, t.•rrittales. N., sr, we tud•
1,11, 11 i!! name 1110,4.
State, , --give 11 , Ow Immo, i.•legnt• -, fr,r,
them - and their ;lace of reAldence Th.• Fen
tleman who reported the jr. f the rott•
renti.ati for .air paper i* a rpruhliran. and he
says but three +hire rtate, Lad any delegatp ,
then.. Nle have ulreads ;lOW braskit
was representod, and we pregunte the Southern
delegates errtrump,' up in the sante wa y . if
the (ia.i.tt, will pie us 11:1,111, , and r,1.1e110,
above re l u4 aced, we will ascertain and publish
the facts
NVill our neighbor answer?
1 . 11/1 AN-1.• Ali , 5. , . Ihrt. a Card in
other onlinnun it will !a.• - , ten that tine ll.at Th. ,
NI !Intl.:, na-A upr , l at , a manager ..f ui
with.mt
Wl.l, lit•lll.,r I.n . t . ,tann. Inn . .11.1 hr anuln-rizn nun
(~ o.w 111- 11:1111e. tl,
4dils ulll/ ,I ninwarr:tntadly dealt %lid
Then. Irt•rel.l/11,q , of lit " 111:1113p.1,.. {Chu W,
equally arg..ni4he.l when Iht.s w their limn,
in print. By the way, we may nienti. , n that th
amount received on I - laturday night to sen
I 4 liarpe's rifles to 111111.41 t" r.-1(•,1 ((i. (0 the ((m i .,
nilieent ~t This, ,when tlu
speakers were If t,r14.4. S Vo (q.d. an
.110111, 14,Ipath. The Kait,a,. Ail i. •
in , tit.taluir Don't Lunch it truth a ten fun
pole.
K. N.—The following arc the delegate, fro!
Pennsylvania to the National Convention, in se,
sion at Philadelphia. It is met for the pimp,
of nominating a candidate for the Presideucv
and is a distinct holy from the National Council
which adjourne.l on Thursday night:
/,,try,- --Wm. F. Johnston, Jac,.
-1,. tio;sl,l
/ ), / , . , //y/r3-.-Geurge T. Thorne
Isaac IL tlehuret . Henry Itunim, Cornelius .1
IValborn. Lloyd Jour , . I. rennypacker, Ken
ben flookl, K alter G. Evan.,
Jas. 11. Campbell, Sirmai
II F. Stillwell. Titian .1 Pollee, Wm. 11. Irwin
D. I:. emiall, .loin 8. l'emeroy, (". Z. Ilimmirls
.1. 11. Sewell, Andrew Stewatt, .1. \V. Etherit.g
ton, Lemuel Jr, Stain
' , anvil, nubt. M.
KANSAA Alt. IN lift.ol: , .lA Te the lieorgia La
ginlature, la,t wek. appropriat
HN) to aid the emigration of Georgian,
11111, 4 :1,, was rejected by n vote Of 1: to i;:! The
opposition to the bill was pr , llClited upon the
ground that it was not wi,e policy fur ticorgla,
as n Stale, by legialative enactment, to he the
first to aid in poliulaling with pro-idavet y
voters; that the Matter had better be left tii the
enterprise and support of private companie,
Massachusetts, on the contrary, chartered a Simi
lar association with a capital of $0.000,000.
TIM FR kNeISCAN 11l the time te,
on Saturday, the bill to incorporate the Francis
can Brothers, of Cambria county, was reported
with a negative recommendation. It had pre
viously passed the House of Representatives by
a vote of nearly two to one.
To TIIF, EDITORS DP THE MORNYM: POST :-
I observe in the proceedings of the Kansas Aid
Meeting, published in the Guzetie of this morn
ing, my name mentioned as one of the Managers
of a Kansas Aid Society. Not having partici
pated in any way in the deliberations of the
friend of the measure, and not having been so
much as present at any of the meetings, I feel it
incumbent on me to say that the use of my name
is unwarranted and wholly unauthorized.
Very respectfully, &c.,
THOMAS M. HONE.
MosnAv Ittounit4o, February 2kith.
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'Re party mill mak,
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fog.: e sla t• Lan mil
41111•,11. %Ltl.e!
A CARD
[From tho einebmatf Cotomeroiat, of the 21A11.1
BREAK/NO VP OF 7'llE ICE-LICKING
1171,4---E1() IIT STEAM ENS SUNK,AND
SE VERA I: OTHERS INJ me .'—ONE'
11 UN - DR ED THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED.
The great ice-bridge across the Ohio, was de
stroyed yesterday, after fifty-three days duration.
We regret to announce, however, that the de
struction of property is immense—much greater
than was anticipated. During the twelve hours
ending at dusk on Saturday evening the river
rose about five inches. All the steamers ice
bound at the levee, and in the harbor at the
mouth of Licking river had raised steam, and
were in complete working order in anticipation
of the long looked for breaking, up. About 11
clock, on Saturday night. shrieks from the shrill
whistles and tolling of the numerous goat bells
gave the signal that the ice was moving. Not
withstanding the late hour the excitement was
immense, and in a few minutes all the heats were
thoroughly manned with efficient crews. The
ice in Cho Ohio, opposite the levee, moved a dis
tance of a square or two, when it again gorged.
All was quiet until about 9 A. M., yesterday,
when the lee in Licking commenced moving,
gorging some four or five feet high at the mouth,
but mtarttul again about 11 o'clock, taking the
course Ut the ice-channel cut by order of " lee
rommittpe,” a short time since. The scene was
grand and terrific beyond description. It moved
in huge fragments, and , inartering towards the
foot of Main street cut down several boats in a
few minutes. The propeller Alhertine, princi
pally loaded for Nashville was the first boat sunk,
and is a total wreck. She was built last sum
mer, cost $15,000. Capt. A. also lost um bar
rels whisky.
The Salem also went dawn immediately. and
is a total loss. She was recently purchased by
('apt. .1. K. John,on, for the Kanawha trade.
Loss $B4 - ,00. No hlstizance.
A couple of new boala IM - icing - Mg to Captains
Davidson and Holmes, being eompleteil below
the foot of Main street were materially dam
aged. The entire starboard side of Capt. David
son's boat. the Jacob Traber, was cru,hed
and she lies out on the shr e . Ti. upper w,, r ks
were net injured. lint it is roared thein4l is
ruined. The ti l e.cent, Capt. Holmes, timk
warily, but will be sactd with trilling Manage.
'l'lle Marietta packet, Ilridge City, Capt. Imp
nelly—sunk The machinery will be saved
Loss
The Kentucky ricer packet. Nindona. Captain
Stewart. Boat lo,s. Portion of the ma
chinery saved 1...
The Yorktown, ('apt bound Irian
ville for Pittshaigh, e ith a cargo .1 pig ir-e,
wheat, No , sunk nearly up to the filer deck
Loss oa twat Sl'l,llllo. ktt. RIP' cargo partiallt
insured in Pittsburgh.
Th e irnpesh,l, )'Bride, boned from
Nashville for Pitt.dotrgli, was soak I.y the
nat. She has tens of freight, const , tiag .if
votton, wheat, 'c. She was built last spring. :
at a cost of 51 , 011. Insured fiir 51•".,7410
Pittsburgh. Cargo partially insured.
The Flag, partially loaded for St. Louis, is a
total loss, owned by ('aft .1 .A. French, and
Ilaylord Co• looet Z . :-40 1111 After the }lag
careened. the Haynes friini her furnaces fired the
holler desk and hurricane re:4'. 101 l fortunately
the tire 5<11.," 11111 1 1eitiatfily exting i cit hi, I. without
damage to the adjacent boat?. A tittinlier teen
were engaged in removing freight fr•itil the Li-at.
idien the cabin perle-I from her fool it
rumortul 1 1 !•,t severll Irt.t We urt•
.I. , Purr , il \n 1.1 Nl:i!et. mho e.t, iug
eugirir rouln when en1i!!! r . trui,-ul,l. that
0111 . WT. : 4 LO , ••^ll ..1,2 , 1 i t1y.
injury I. I pill ..r eargi, fill CM
the itninero.e fields of lee und 11 -wept .-ti
Ilo• 14, I , li :10,0 1;10 and a 16-rtl•tt ..r
tyrn iif t 6. -I:•anirr I: 1'!,i•1 I
ItrIC . 1,•11. Shl. .h,ll, fr w I- I
wutor
I.- 11.1 . .11tritvi: , . .•••1 t - 4 ,
e
r,t, .1. 1% ),,n s?,/' ',lli pe , I ..iii Sir.` an
11 I it: 0..1).1111,f1 13-.. t night
Tht• -I t!t• IT
. 1 . 11,` !,
Ittluagt , l a tit rl,.
Ma- 4 . lghtly the •ink:riv or ..,
\ lytmc Til( ..f \ I .•/.1
h L. IkV .1. - 71r114, 11 t% I
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1, 1 ..1i..:.r. L. I;uir,n , r. 1..
prtlttz ito 11 - 1,1,1 1 , 11
.ght. L- ht•pt
,
1,11 , 71.1 , 1 ), ~f
Th.• VI inir,•.l.•
it.IT }•is•kt "ht:l,l'l.
1 . ,10 ; 4 1,ir,g1 0 v
:t1 f 14,1,1 .:11L ..f (!r“ -tru:lnt
Tll r 1,,,r,,
1 1 , Ni•t...l her I.he. tpt•
, 1•1 , r1t 1,03 t. u. 411?
in pamil - ng n Sotal crrerf'!'.
le,e, $1.200.
The Mt., C..:1.1 ,41
•
..110y , litrungt-i, at ii•o• -trs,:. I y
t-tr,7er : .1 int • 1:1,
I riutitneta.l.l....m.,:
Isqv t
el, 1 . 37;r1::. Ole ll' I I
'fle f. rr,
••,.tyrn •5 n ivrr,
•;‘,,,,
•.!. till 1...•ca.nl
ter ut. 1.•:t !hl. . [I.
a , al;:ht .1.:!; I.p.k r.z.
.11% :110
k••r0c..1,) •1t, , rt.., to ty;teo ,, , , tho tortitt.• tt
culprit, tho o-1. .11 7 m It tr, ru ,, nin: E.:
:lin mouth of :Ntilioreek. atol ruht,t .1 ill, ,toat,,,•r% 1
I I:ort , .t l;tteell Itar , l, but ,t
tut,e‘l they ttoeltt I. •rtt !" . i . 1,1 - 1.1 I,;;,,
fOrlller hil , l jrll3 Ow h,nc y
host, sent. at the wharf at- ft , ,,rtt, heeler.,
I=ll
51m. ..1 ..u; altar, bat lb.
is a rrforta th.. an
Ily a 111,-b tie.. nhannlnc. , n .1 i.raivnt ia. I.
iraQ caltlany In .liFpas....l ~r.
otteillion tettme• istotle of rising but one eh..t.t.tlett ! . t.r
onolt ttt , urt , l that t•harnt.ter nrvt.r t.t r. prett.mt n t ri
other hound. Ili this is clailitcd that there 'vas i..•
three yours sast,tl at loarnit,,z to *Veil.
That a reform 4 thin kind ‘rttu',4 t,tt
Itt , trottt tt, both yoirotz :Led .•t.I. tt.t.t! reto.ti t t t t o . emu
•Ittri.tolty Ao.ttortng . -tor lair ztoto- 1,11 V' t,. t. .•,;
i'•114 •
earl - to:tit, lel •.f . 410.1 it, toot •,.;!! n•Z !! t rttlo•;
tt. Itrtg•ti•t. brs reptitttlion lot •, oral itra , ll , 7t!
sia, Such tut ribltut :thy itit ft tint! the t-rttl.t..ti
;o ,l Anne,tit..e t shl n.. :ht t,
might be indiDU-1 It. assert.
1 - .1- some ear, hr Pitman. I'fl and
orhors, in thin onnntry and (;rat Itritnin, a start
raintal (41 t ho part .1 Ito 1,81141, n la,k
and perliiipit the fa•t that a tlonotroi I h0n..f..r0 t,l
Loyn
IlecurF:ty its lr,trodurt,,n alit Intr tr l•ul.li r
,
thin of a complete of school, Lo.,l:• in inn pito,
'tette characters or inipro‘ed nli
Iteeplv impressed with the iniptirtitecit cf such it.
publication, a nutniter or eititern. iti Mendota, till
no i n , ag-reed with Mr. James Adair of that place doh
upon his procuring is snbscription hot which troultl
itPttify them in the inl estoiont. they %soukl ails ante
five thoucand donut, towards the 'millionth,. of a
pruner, series of readers, gratittner, geography. ant},
tuntio—in fact a comple net of school bookr--in th:•
phonetic typo.
:Ur. A diLir Iva, gone to work in earnest in itringin,t
this matter lsofore the people, am! wo have no 'hllo
he will suecood., Return visiting our cities, ho hal
conversed personally with nearly thirty presiilorint er
pretossors in some half d a mn colleges all of whom
expressed n willingness to no operate with hitil -an I
nearly every literary man he ban spoken to tlin.n the
enterprise has given him eneottragement.
Peter the plealotie ,yl.lOlll, o, 1111elleillle the l'ltl
toevitary sounds of our langeage. as vti,en u, kelnen
•.r in tle, Brain mar, ~Lfl repeat Ilit ,d r i,„), i.
Ally .110 ale. can enl/11, late earl I'ls is
1 ,1, 01 4 ) py (Logic whe cannel are 1/11nl to teat.), a
rbilil spell The little liken
unnee,,nrytie Illidurhlllll.lllll , l I,le'll the elOnlenlltry
nonnds l/1 till. larlgllage
Mr. Adair tieliverfai a short addre:, 1., the teirille,
of oar Iwo recently, on this sithjecti and, al
ihe meeting of their Association, 011 the _:Sal, th e
fellewing resolution,. At hid] Meet our hearty appr..
lettlloll. were adopted.
Thli: II the la,neged 1 , .t
py etlabl 1.01,111 e general, it would work it not
for goksl in primary' Odneatlon,
ft ex,,11, (I, That the plan pngn sed Mr. Ad a i r ap
rears t" this .Isseeiatieu the woes. feasible fur ai
plishing such reform.
h'.,.•lrel, That the ttateller i , of this are n.
,0 1111110Illied by this give atu ru l i e ii„
and practice the ex 4ir similds us
given by Mr. l'evell. Mr. Bullion and ether anthers,
in their English It rsdninars.
Aer - 'l'he beet argument In the world i«
the argument ..1 eV(.110... ' rt. IS the balite opah sk holt
I,lLe thu paroilarity of fir. /ioriors' Symp Lirerteoei. Tir.
Ind rnntlialnpt,. is a r0.111 , 11y for 11.11 affeethmy ,f th e
nooary Itrgiva telellog to CIYSBII . TION, ere. Cll
- vl Si diaged Of that terrible Ti the \lrbil, t.f a
11, ili gredwrit in the l re, aratiou, ()incr./nano. r‘i , filet
twit rut, nr Dr. Gray, En-C,aninl .1. f'..1.11.. Jain., Tall
mulire. Bnq., of N Shay., Eng, of 11.wton. /111.1
ran., of other well kniiwn rinz. n. In nritg yeluiltary test,
nosy It pint. The Syrup reteired th e
iif the Dr.( suiwns in the ennui ry. Fr•r
irenf, son pamphlet in the hand, if Agent, ma j
tent in another oelninn.
/3 , W - For s 10 , whol,,alt. 3111 i mail,k. K. SF.I,I,EIiS
0)., cor,o +ltl 5.,..1it1.tr,t1t.n.
Ow by lIRNDERSON Liborty street; 11. P.
SCLTWARTZ, nud ItE(`KIIANI & McKENNAN, Mksbony
City. feb26:llkarlw
at No. 164 Wood street, and ex
amine our stock of Sort HATS and Wring Cops. Just re
ceived, a largo lot of 'Shanghai, Celestial, nod other stylo, of
OA F ., Ch we will lion low for rash. Monno h Co., 1G.4
Wood street. oet.lB
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AlUflv Ai. 01' THE ASIA AND ATI. N
NEW a, February The .deanery At
lantic and Asia arrived on Stmday, with dates
from Liverpool up to the !lth inst. Neither of
theta bring any intelligence of the Pacific, and
tho alarm in relation to her safety is augmented.
The European intelligence indicates that all
goes favorably in the direction of peace between
Ruhsia and the Allies. The protote“nr,k pre
liminary Congress at l'aris had been signer - and
it is reported that the Emperors of Russia and
Austria will visit Paris during the conferences.
.1n armistice from land operations only till the
hot Of March will probably be agreed upon.
Nothing of interest routes front the Crimea.
The last of the docks at Sebastopol had been
destroyed.
The 'chief feature of tho Atlantic's news is
the excitement prevailing in England concern
ing American affairs. It is reported on the Liver
pool 'Change that Mr. ltuchanan has demanded
his passports, and the absence of himself from
a seine given by Lord Palmerston is attributed
to the personal. misunderstanding between the
Earl of Clarendon and himself. We have no
particulars of the misunderstanding, as the Eng
lish papers maintain complete silence on the
subject. Earl d'.l
:tretnlttn iO, however, reported
to have spoken in a most imperious manner to
Mr. Buchanan, whieh the latter checked by
closing the interview.
It is stated that the Derby party intend to
bring forward a motion in Parliament on the
iiibieet of the omits irnt of all allusions to Aim , .
rica in Ihe Queen's It reported
that France and England have jointly i , eitt En
voy:, to Brazil to enli•t that country azainst the
loftiest! , of the United it Central ‘ineriel.
In the incn i n time, the r , trd tone of the Eng-
Press lit threatening and prii,iinoptiioun
Lift- roiled State-. The purely coinnier
cial proion.s form nn exception, and the Cham
bers of Commerce of Nlittichester and Liverpool
pri,tiiiit against any it errupnon of amicable re-
NC ith the United Stater.
The funds have been derro..4sed by the threat
ening a,pect of affair,.
Fr 0111 1110 L0r1.1 , .T1 Me expect to heat:
every day that QUI. Minirter at Vkashington h a w
reveierd his passport, aml i on his way home.
That, or eourre, will eomp e l rmtilar proceeding: ,
on our part with regard 1,, the 1414 rican Minis
ter. 311 , / Mt. km:lin:in and Mr. Crampton, the
two inolleorive gentlemen representing the liov-
I•rnment. , at Waghingtm •ttol at ',melon. will
I•. „ Lab's cres:. , each other on the .IThu:tie.”
After deploring the eli-teoet.' I.( n dontestie
• j oalrel, of whit+, the Troo.i Engt , in d has
really apologised enough to onttsty ten European
umpire,. that payer goes on to ray: "We can
mit hold her England ) responrolde for the en
rtrangement, aunt Amerittazot moat reckon on an
Mstinate resistance. if I hey lore ur to it_ Let
them cottot the ere , t defore they take any faint
ed oe l at e r tw o or three 1 , :, , e6 they witi
!nuke calculation in vain."
Fri , rn - deal ,f
paritinald” irritation tt Ivit In re that the spn
pathiez of reputilican h ave h e ,„
unace 'oulytaL:y r . , tv‘i •11/1":11g the pr , etil
w tr. in denalf rrf th , rirtit , day and sheet
ant-h, , r r C r 1.P:I fl and it the people
of the runt t , 1,-:r ruler, to pinny ! ,
•t n.tr ,hll I.le it Itritnin. they will
admit stored
.'! I" 1.1 for i.•,0•111 pant
ii,• Frtni ts to I 1:11g1:01,1
I „
lirtt
.kyta, •11:.; • 111,A.Tve
; rt.-ortt Irtt , re%l-..1 Luiz'
; , •1it . 1,1! ri t l5 Wnu
It:orl6 , Lg: i the 1 , 1 in-!
PHLIor-;,.11 r It , la, :1 j in of Ihr
4,1 ra . A tr:1(.1,•411 bei,tet•
ihtffirnl
rr KI:111 , 1 1: II
, rune t t -, •1 , .•-••ittat)t,
I . Tut :c.l I Itt,tria. It t.gt- , ••••.
th, ciatioretwt. ttitill ILrre
The Elti , t 1 tipippitood t lo.•
wail .!
"11— 1t
Oen
r 1 . . * :4 • 1tn . .111 and F.Art again re
p. .t... 1. \l . lltert. tippear t., Ile 111 a
Imer.e.art mail Itto been—receive.' since that t
thp.,,VAqtaic
Tt,e liritisli Ft_eniitt frlgriteril'Orypitetints
wrecktfl on the North. west cot of
.h,thue!
..torto.u.Purrrd eft the Er.di4
, ti the ~ht ..1" the 701 inet. !ti:ltty Ittlerion.it
-t• datnag.,j.
The‘ ',talent .1 , /f , tt,r ,tate , that :;it
11, i: , timatod that he w-,;`.1 hkr
L. :tot It r "Cr ti , 4 . 11 the It!iti-h vaNt•ra
tat-nt .tt I I:adtatata. Thi= Itt , “aa.a.t
ta la at tht• desire of Lord I'unnet-1;1.ot.
'.n intetsorw trio, U. take rbirt• the tatt,
rata etlllcls.y. When Ihntry Bulwer would en.
plit;., at le, t Duchanan the e , ntrr , .nti..,
he i. propqrod t.. re, , uturne.n.L All ~ t her pap. r
nolatictin j-tefou.ed Adence upon tho, matter. In
th e }f ot o, of Conunoto., Lord Pulmenuon, iu
•ster to in inluiry from Mr. Gih.len, nail that
the correpondence with the American 01,veril
tuent open Central American affair, would, when
~.onlde t e , L be Ifdd hef,,ro the Parliament.
The nnit, of Saturday morning, cot
. the e.,ur.q• taken by both English 13 Ilti
11 , , , rioan iu reference to existing dithi
at, I tow:lrking that even immunity,
h.,v.• moot hare limits, conelmlei.
, • • we are as ilesirou, nt peace ns
Mr. t'ob.len Mtn t.O but we know that when a
hat LI, too protni to reason, the
II . r
r I ..
frotil Hamburg, dated February
-t:,:.• pirseu c...rges ~1 three
•ai , i,tre..tu I tw. attic„? three , Inning
till , Wed., .1, -El 1t11 , 2 , 1it. ~! the vt s
v,erc
r• VI . February 25.--
Chair 111,1 )w me Scnate n c , toinut.tienti,n fr. o,
the Sc , l'of of the Nary In r 11, 1 ,, n
the S,-nnte trntvonttlinc a ropy of the report
Naval The Chair sdite,l that it wan not nr
c"lnpla;,..l. with too journal record other imiirrs.
nil l further, that the ~ l innet ao•lic.llt.i the otr
on the set trod C:oqt.:l wen, not unult , knt,wn to the Do
partment
•rq h
Mr. Mall“rv. tho ( . .,wh,itt,e. Na,l n AII . IIIT,
repartod n hill to amend the act hi promote the yolli
decoy of the Nnvr.
1f r. Dfn on submitted a resolution relynting tlw
President, if not illCOl.llllittlitte With r f tlltltt . 111401
Put. to eimonntiicate to the Senate all the corresen
detwe between this Oovernment and tin:tat Britain
regarding the enlistment of soldiers in the United
States to nerve in the British foreign artily, accdunpa
niil by such evidence and documents rts the Presi
dent tray doom proper to show a connection of officers
or agents of the British tiocetamiont with this viola
tion ofrmr lacy and the National rights.
Matzen said that the statement of Lord Claren
don, in the British Ptirlinment, trirelation to this mat
ter, had nicently been received in the English papers,
and unless the An*rican side of the argument, is also
made known, the community would be or mitwi ; it AV no
th,,,ifo re important that all the correspondence
should at IMO() Ito 11111410
Mr. C.,, who appeared in his seat for the first
time .into his recent imvere accident, and apparent
ly perfoctly recvered, not only agreed heart i
ly with every word which Mr. 51aa had uttered,
lint would go further thau he had. Ile would reit
Lc itate to say that he never saw n statement so en
tirely mintrary to fact as that of Lord Clarendon.
lie considered that the payment or the passage of
men to Canada, :mil then enlisting, them, was n palpa
hlu violution (4' out neutrality laws.
Mr. Yoke inquired of Mr. Mason whether it was
trot•, as stated in the speech of Lord Clarendon,
that the brit iii Government had offered to submit
the wt denier! t 4,r th e eontroversy with regard to the
iuterprmation of the Clayton and But seer treaty to
the arbitration of a friendly power.
Er. Mason roptitsl that if any such oiler had sri,
motto officially, his ass ignorant of it.
Mr. Crittenden Insight the ltriti,h tlitvernment
had made all the apology that mothd lie expected of
it. when it acknowledged the error, and declared it
unintontional, and promised that it should not again
.tcrur. Ho understood that as soon as the British
tiOmeretpunt was apprised of the !dissatisfaction of
this Government on account of recruiting operations,
the Itritit , h agents were promptly instructed to desist.
This was the highest satisfaction for such an injury,
and no apology ought to he demanded.
Mr..lLison said that whatever might have been the
Aatements made across the water, no statement had
Item otered by the British Government for its viola
tion of our neutrality laws. He thought when the
correspondence was called for, it should be laid before
the Senate. The Senator from Kentucky, Mr. Crit
tenden, would find ha made his leap before he had
gained the stile.
Mr. I krulin imiutred whether .!fr. Buchanan h a d
not expressed himself satisfied with 4v.hat Lord Clar
endon had said in explanation of this mutter.
Mr. Eason replied that ha was not familiar with
the allele correspondence, but if Mr. Buchanan had
ever expressed himself satisfied with the course of
the British Government, it was done under a misap
prehension of th 3 facts.
After further debate' the Resolution wasadopted.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of tho
special order, being the Kansas correspondence.
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, said he had listened with
+ ... •
w .0. ..
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FOUR DAYS LATER
Peace Negotiations Progressing
NOTHING OF THE PACIFIC
(•11Ty mid
Th. •1• , ., •. il lif b• 11, n 1.•11g aN.I tat
Tlll (IT 11 -FOURTH COtitatESS
I , I:ST sEss 1)N.
pleasure to the discussion as to whether r. Cramp- ;
ton should be recalled, or what measures should be
taken to heal the wounded dignity of this country,
and would say he would rather outer into contlet
with England or any of the great powers of Europe
than have a conlict among ourselves. Such axon-
Ilia !night coma in consequence of disturbances in
Kansas. Ile said in reference to the remarks of Mr.
Wilson, of Massachusetts, on this subject, the other
day, that many of. the objectionable portions of
speech had been modified in print, and the most ob
jectionable of all bad boon entirely omitted. Hewes
glad to eon this, for it gave him reason to hope that
the 7:tsoutur from Massachusetts was not altogether
beyond the pale of redemption.
Mr. Jones said, in alluding to Senators whom he
opposed, the devil takes care of his own, and this
accounts for their prosperity. (Laughter.)
Hale—lf it had not been for the Kansis hill I
would not be here; I owe my election to the l'resi
dent. who must be the only devil who brought me to
Congress. (Renewed laughter.)
Mr. Jones—lf that is true. the Senator is the most
ungrateful wretch that ever lived, as ho continually
attache the President on all occasions. (Laughter
and applause is the galleries. )
The Senate then adjourned
/boom—On motion of Mr. Thorington, the Com
mittee on Military Affairs were instructed to inquire
into the expediency of establishing a military acad
emy and school of practice in the Valley of the Ifis
sissippi.
3/r. Orr made an ineffectual effort to introduce a
resolution instructing the Committee on Naval Af
fairs to inquire into the expediency of constructing
15 additional steam frigates.
There being no quorum, the House adjourned.
Pit ILADV,LPIII A, FebrUary 2).—The resolution
that the Convention nominate candidates for
President and Vice President prevailed, and the
balloting was nhout to he commenced when Mr.
Perkins, of Connecticut, announced the seces
sion of the delegation from that State, which
was followed by the delegation from Now Hamp
shire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and por
tions of the Ohio, Illinois, lowa and Pennsylva
nia delegations.
The Convention subsequently nominated Mil
lard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donaldson as
candidates for President and Vico President.
The latter is now engaged in making a speech
returning thanks.
The lidt..win g is the balloting for President:
Fillutore 179; Law- 2-1; Raynor 11: M'Lean 13 ;
the balance ~ : eattering. The nomination of Fill
trmre was reveived with deafening shouts. The
C.mvention then voted for Vice President, as
I dhows : Andrew Jackson Donaldson 181
i;ardner 12 : Raynor N ; Walker 8; Stewart of
po,n,yl van i a 2. I) , ,ualdson was declared nomi
nated atnidst'great applame. The nominations
wore made unanimous, and the Convention then
adjourned Fine
The Breaking up of the /Liver
CINCINNATI, February 21, P. dlispatc
wa. re,.eired at Cibeintlati, elating that th
Forest queen and Wisconsin No. 2 ha ,
been lost below Mill Creek. The total loss
1 , ,,,ds and cargo is not less than two hundre
thousand dollars.
insurnnce in this city is light. and is ‘1
rihni,4l nin , ng the various 1/frAces.
The iee has not Rtarted above Cincinnati.
has nic.), ed fruni Nloolison
CINVINNATI, February 25.--1,41er —The river
ha- ri.en about eight feet within the last twelve
hour., and i. rdill rising. The river is gurged
with ice above and below.
Front Boston
tInsToN, February '2.l,—The new United State.
.team frigate Merrimac was stranded this morn
lug, on her trial trip.
We have avenunts front flonawes to the lot n
Fehruary, wide') state that the Haytieu
were 11 ,, Inewant bound, by order of the Empe
r.,r. the inva,,ion Dominica having been aban
Hearer of Deltpatelarn to Nlearatfon.
Wk+iirs,:fl,N rim - , February 2r.J. - aj.
• or , ly r,t the NV VI OrIe:LLIN Prlf,t, goes t.. N
earactia in the .teamer to-morrow, as hearer
1 , 0,1.4411 N. fn a n °lir t.urrrtunenl. Ili> lady u
Ile will remAitt there see
month,.
Death of no ES -Member of Congress.
1i I 1./. DELPII FehrUltry n.- -Ed. B. liable
Mom her Congress fr in the Sehnyl
[-lel, Penns) iratiin. tiled in this city nt
, •Itnrelay. Ile In at, like forillerly Canal CoMinis
ti - The Crew! Iter7orvallve—PFVEß AN
1,1 11E1? 111 M'I.A.NFVZ4 1.111.:1; - M
11..rightems, IA 1t•„1 Uniun. Park rounty.
r ti. ter., F1...444.! line., or l'ittelairtrit, that
le. had sunered i r• - sl II Crew n 1.5,50 and protrtuled attack
1 , ,,nr and Ac,-44,, and wsnt onttpletely., restwwwd to health by
the !woof the l.icar Pills alone. Thew. PUts urnittegabwat t ly .
t.s.sews grx-4t (AM it prop, tha, and ran be taken with decided
.I.l.anta,l, 'or 444 any 411.mearew requiring Ins igarating moat
lad the Liver Pills stand pro-eminent na tt moans 4.fre
.da..Liver to healthy oath,,: hence the
they have attained. The nunterons fertnida.
Ide dia,ase. arleng fret. a distme....l hirer. which w, LnIL
44.14411 of then eat I a Ito
r4•1441,red easy of car, thanks to 0.,
and p,nes , rth, u 110.1•
t,,:tr ILi, g - r.atl4-ars--4, name which will dteweted
I • 14 ..d..•rity an en, .14etening of gratitude. This innaltta.
runitrin, ..41.1 ,dw.” 14.,• kept wittun reach; and on
Ore rilwarati,• ef th, .arlieKt symptoms of diaeased Liver.
,•..4. i. sally .4.1 lawful!) ndrufaitttertel.
run Itivior. will pl,•:rer be .xn•fnl to iv* f.,r . N'T. , rue
Ltrv-r Pills, manufacture.' by FLEMING Pau- • o
VitLitinrch, I. Moro aro other purporting to In
Ciro fill.. now tieforc [lto public. Dr. Al'Lant,, gcunim
lover Pill, al,. hI. reletirvile.l Vomnifime. ran now lie ha,
At all 1 -,,, j,ta111e llnIG Stoma. Ntine gn•uulnc n about tin
suptatur<• of 1 , 1.1+:11INtl DILOS.
for .11e by the rrolo proprietor
Y1.1r:NIINO BRCS,
Furcensors to J. Kidd .t Co_
bL'oLtwl No. CAO Wo.l ntreet„ exalter of Fourth
_ _
tl&-Sanda' Salt Itrheum Reinetly AND SAIL
t I, APARILLA.--Name Lot flume oho have expertenetsi th
intekrable itching of the 6km cold ' q ou Sd
1:1,, um. Seur huh.- or Cutaneous Eruptions, ran hungine the
dta.rioealiti irritati,d, It trensions. Sufferer, ate retniuded
that 'hero in 3 speisly and certain remody within reach oral!,
•i- :• 4 ANDS' SA.I.T lilt El. M REMEDY AND SARSAPA
-1,11.1 A taken internally throw, nut oil tinhealth
dpu r. It-r. the. • iteulanon, the other applied emernolly
de.,.t . 1.s Th. sans a• It appear, (-11,111:4 and heals the suns,-
eunjuintly these fil/11-,116 raudlen o s, paddy n• s t uri .
the 1...4 1.. n Ilealth slid canoe all unsightly es.
and,. t., dr) up Mid disappear, leaving the sklu per
teetiv suosalt and flexible.
sud w. 1,1 It) A. B. SANDti, Druggists, to
N,.sr Y•.rk
almt, I.r VLEMINO BROS., rlttrilmrgl, Po_ aml by
geDlTally. fxb2A.lw
4k - Butch elupr's unit. Oriyinw,
1,, T.,. Nants,.l--4q oud nll tillrAt lots tL. /tE,..'ST--nerer
(ma., ratin t, or black. true to nature, without
1111. I , 3+t inju rt to 4.111 or hrlir. Mad! , nut dold. or applied.
il, nine pr iN at, rttuttittl at lIATeIIEL()It'S old establ.hed
1%1;4 Yarnory. 2.11 I:roadway. Neu York.
w bolos/A.lO and rt‘btil, by Dr. Gro. 11. litsszr,„ 140
Wood tartlet. fr.ll2ll:lwctaw
/ 1, 7,1 , 4 . 4 , 1 often prove fatal, leads to rameintup.
Lion, anoint the patio three tinier a day with DAILEY'S
l'A EXTRACThiIz. If secrothar form the rectum, Own
111.11 Pile try ritti„,," tilled with Extraction. and grad
oAlly pis, Large It 4.1 Ihr Flyrillgt• 1. withdrawn. it serer
Lola to 1 . 111, t 1( Any ~r virulence. nor to glee entire
1.:11.11t y t.. all, frequently curing by our application.
Piles are known by the lost,
,itching and lain of the
31111, pllev are minted sometimes by the falling
of the whole bowels, which thou prom the Intestinal
canal tight against the hark banes and la?pl the blood from
returning tip the vessels. aimilar to the 61.0 being kept at
yon r linger when II string is tied tight round it; sorb
frequent, and for serofulons lioniera atilt ulcer', to form
theieto. then 1111.11, 11 perrOCt abdominal supporter, and
weinn c. anprese to the rectum, and continue to oaa the salvo
nLov /111401111/ over the loins any abdomen for
w,,up. and the natural belts that support the bowels wit.
lam -ntrneted 3114 noub• strong, nod your lifo will be aavedl
If Property applied. el "ry cane will be euro,b it never Grih,,
Now- genuine without a isleobplate tnigra‘ed label, with
ntol/11111-es
II ENRY Atioinitictitri•r.
C. V. Co., 11antilarltiters.
Sohl p.r hos by Dr. 1/.40. 11. KUSER., 1.4)
15...1 st sq, nil notirly evot y hour in itiodititioi,
1111,11, 2 1. ml the l'nito.l Stated All onion, nr to Ll, re furi„.
f,tiition or ndrirr. to In. to C. V. KLICKEN
.t CIL Now Pork, f0164.1aw2w.
Or. Mdg w ' s larit.oveD and lISPROVIth
rage, also Dr. I. F.. ott'a C. , lebrated Wit ito Circ.-a:onm; Lin--
nmt, prepared solely under the supervision of Dr. I. Scott,
111.71linr Mi•dit'lti graduate, and Phyalrian of extensive prae
il, Saito genuine, only as prepared by Or. I. &mi.& Co.,
Datil; Morganton n, it glyht.
Dr. :WlAny's inritoren Winding° and IMPROVED Liver
Pills, accompanied by certificate of C. McLain.), for nab by
Druggmax and Merchants everywhern.
Inc. 11. IiKYSER, 140 IS. bosl st, Wholosalo Agvut.
I.s. J. P. FLIOII.NII, uNtr
Agisnt. Jet2,—.o.dawapc
*From the N. York National Monitor
of . Fehroary 21.-11ruenN more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
complaints, than any other %petitioner of medicines that
hue struggled with the fleiToLn of the utotetrz medica, for the
last century, by the invention and le•rfction of an instru
ment that will convey to the lung. a medicine in the Ong.)
of in highly Medicated Vapor, which act& directly on the
disease, and not, as hitherto, by Nympathy. Those who are
troubled with diseasee arising from diotordeml lunge, will
sublerve their interests by giving the Ilygmn Vapor a trial.
Coution.—Dr. CURTIS' lITGILLOA ie tho original and only
nov263wdaw
9 - Hats I Hats! S—All the Latest stylw of
and CAPS. can to purrhwed cheap, for csA, from
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W I LLI A U MAMA LEV, PresidenL
AA MUM L. MA ft HELL, 1 4 ,1 - entry.
)FTlrfi:: i 14,1 Water sh,l, brtuven .:Varlad and Wuxi &rats.
Eke - Insuren MULL ANL CA RUM LASES, on the Ohio
td vnrs nod loit.otnricn.
bnitem nnultn4 Loam or UhriotetiFFma
Also.. g aiust fLe Peril n 1 tno Sea and Inland Navigation
hd Tranvportation.
I=l
William Ittgal,y,
Jame, M. Cooper,
Samuel Rea.
Robert. IMulap, Jr.
Isaac M. Pennock,
ilarbtulgrlt,
Waller Bryant,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
. OF PITTSDUIIGH.
TOIIN H. 811t , fiNBEIt0E8, Prtmident.
ROBERT YINNEY, Savrvtary.
C. NV. BATCHEIAM. Genontl Agont.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
. .
OF
MARINE AND FIVE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
3. If. Shoenborger,
C. W. Batchelor, O. W. Ca MS
W. K. Nimick,
'Noir M. Pennock,
W. W. Martin, T. IS. I.lp,iike,
R. D. Cochran,
It T. Levt-11, Jr.,
George S. &Well, John A. Caughey,
S. S. Bryan,
Dacia 3PCnodlesn.
413 - All Losses snarained by partic. insured under policies
ssneil I.y this Company will be liberally adjusted audprompt
5" Paid ot its OFFICE, No. 99 WATER STREET.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 5300,000.
I)ddinti and other Property ag . ..Linst Loss or
Datil/tee by 'jr,. and the Perils of lbe Sea and Inland Nang
pan. and Tramsportation.
=EOM
W.. P. Jollnkton, 11,..1y Pat iorson, .Jwob Painter,
A. A. C.J,I rn.r. W. MTll;ntock, Jag. P. Tanner,
;;oor, W. Smith, W. S. Hll.Voll, 1). K Park,
I. tlrlor SioN.l, Wad., Hampton., IL M. Long,
A. J. Jouon, J. 11..lonen, 11. It. Gotapthall
OFFICE. Rs.
l'rrsitien! Ilnu. WM. F. JOHNSTON
Tin KODY PATTERSON.
.s<v-'y and Trrus ...... A. A. CAR RI ER.
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMSSION
C lIANTS,
Dealers in Wool, hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD AN!) LARD CUL,
Idher- AN D ). ODreE GENE ALLY. "bpi
No. 75 WATER STREET, PITTSBREGII, PENNA
11=1
Springer Ilar!mash, rittebl , Geo. Wells, Wellsville, 01,
Jellu 6cott " 4Martin,
E. IL do Ewe, Cam rOi t. D'p. tik. Keene & lierstine,
& Co. Pitteburgh. Barnet, Nesbit & Harrelson,
ueeph E. Elder, SL 1.011i9. Fla.
TIIOIIIIIA & Greiner, Bankers, floinues &
&dem, Ohio. Lfebblyi A. D. liutbxk & Co.
IV 11 4141AM5...5z ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold 4 - Williams,)
M A NUFAINUREIIS OF
CRIMSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING' GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildiagit.
JUT- W. & A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Steam or [Set Water, Pipes or Chi Furimae. Church,.
s, Schools, Il.gpitaig. Factories, Green House& Uwe!llium;
Court Houses, Jails, or Hotels. No. 2 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh. aplO
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
CON HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED BEEF,
SUUAR.CUILEDIII.I4
CANVASSFJ)
A largo nt,ck always on hand ttl
No. '497 Liberty Street,
PTITSBUROII, PENN'A
PEARL S TEAM MILL,
AILEGEih.NY.
.tom- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES In either of the
two Cltios.
ORDFIQI luny be left at the Mill, or in bases at the stem of
LOGAN, WI I.SON & CO., 62 Wood street.
RNA UN A REUTER, wt.. Liberty and St. Clair streets.
IL P. SCIIWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
T . E13318: CABII, ON I) NLIVNRY.
Jy29 BRYAN, HICNNRDY & CO,
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
the MORNING POST, a large gnantity of: OLD
TYPE.. Machinists and 'others wanting such an article can
got a large supply by calling enon. fele
OFFICES TO LET.
TWO GOOD ROOMS, suitable fur Insurance
or lAN' °MOOS, will bo ranted, in the eocond story ttf
the building on the north-west corner of Fifth and Wood
rtreta, in the same building with the Morning Fwt
It is the lost busing= corner in Pittsbargti. MOM to the
otheeH convenient. Inquire soon at °lnce of
Jil23:iltitripc2t MOItNEVO POST.
BASEMENT TO LET.
ALARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 • foot
wide by 30 dwit, half abort, ground, and won light
od awl &dolled. kill to rented on reasonable terms. It lo
on tlo curnor of Fourth street and Cborry alloy. Enquire
at Ja•2B:tri OPPICE UP AIiALNINO POST.
~2-
SERIN
•
, t
MEE
9.3.959 911
100.000 00
$817,348 16
James C. Hand.
Theopßilus L'aulding,
James Tratimar.
William Ityre,.Jr.,
Juniata L. Itien,
James Tennant,
Samuel E.' Stokes,
llouryloan,
.lame R. McFarland,
Clmrloo &Maar,
Robert IlurtotO
John 11. Semple, Pittsbnrgh
D. T. Morgan,
J. T. Lugvn,
WAL MARTIN, Yrwitleut.
ant.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
03 Water Area, Pittsburgh
Xcr),Panitongers brought:from !..thi old rcorntry*pluoz , :‘ , .`.
burgh, mopparg . A1f0.V27,-,,f
. •
. .
. cinch:watt littpalittrze ekiDaytalk • itelt!resitst._, - ..
CIINCTIST,NATI PA.gSENQERS•
kJ.. take notidt that the advertisement or a itival.ltoutoy
stating thug the 8-o'clock A. 81.• train of the Ohio and,Patile , -i"
'ylvruia Railroad Is the only ono which nutkee conneOlortatis
Crrstline. This is incorrect, and calculated , totlecieiVii tho
travelling public, as there ars two chilly truing hetiveen,Pittlt•
burgh and Cincinnati making chuis and intro connections,
cf./ BbILLEFONTAIN and DAYTON. No otherioutelnaluer:
connections with the .3 . P. M. train of the Ohio and Penns*
rank) Railroad. 0.. B. BROWN, Gehl 'Agent.
P. KNOWLAND, Agt. Pittsburgh. • Jelect.P.
On Sunday afternoon, 24th inst.., ELIZABETH 0., wife of
David McCondloss, In the 36th year of her age
The friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tue./alai;
the lust., at 10 o'clock A. 11., float (110 renidelle o ..
.. 7 ' lo . 37
Diamond street, near Ross, and proceed to 4bn Allegheny ,
Cemetery.
On Ilentlay. 2.5 th instant. at C, o'clock, A, IL, JIMPII.
ol IV ER, In the 34th year of his ore.
The foneral will take place from the residence ofhia thter,
Mrs. Stewart, No 71 Liberty street, on Tuesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock. The friends of the deceased and familyiare
qeodfully invited to attend..
Xiir , ou, Childs k Co,
Hampton Canpl.•tl
Childs ,t Co.
On 11e22t1 Inst. in New Castle,ot the residence otnemns
Painter LIZZII D. AIMSTRONG, dautiter of Moldy-De
yid Amnistrong, of Citiciniudi 3 Ohlo,,nged p years and,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
folrftldtpely I
WANTED—By it. Manufnet4rlng Choluist,
a SITUATION—who .n prodlica tbolvsflmferenen
in the Union—Alkalis. Alit. - Aeidn. 41111oridli - Of LIMA, Am,
Sm.. &c. Direct— ; .101. IN
154,26:3u. Mansion
1 . 4 C AS )11,Y GO(.11),S- --( r )rariday morn
itig, February '2dilt. nt the Commortill Sales Butane,
co; nrr Wood and Fifth strext, will lie " . 4,1 Nritlond re.erre,
1I eases Dry Goods. hod reenived from the Rant. rompriming
a vew extensive and choice selection fur relitilern, among
wlikb i; mud—
pierhi black not mixed Fiatioidn;
ty; .wout Much elotloi;
iU do, green. Oxford and hold mixed Jean..;
10 do, plain wool I.,initen;
3'2 do. indigo blue nod blencloql Dril l ,
.27 do. Wort; and
A at, MilliollllA 511.1(111r011:
rA) .10. I rlsh Linens, Swisses and White Oasis:
:;ti do. figurod told sobs Tk Lunen;
1:12 do. 3-1 to b-I Shlrlitritio awl Sheeting,:
101 do, Turkey red .111olk14.; •
63 dozen linen and cotton TubleCholit; and Carers;
70 do, me l'•• and how..' Btistetidimii;
Dad do. White Spool (.I.lton 7' '-
87 do. white linen Towels Inol Napkin.;
60 ;10. Sill: Cravats tool Albert
Will; n Ittrize aiim.irtment of other eien,i..ttabl,• Dry
Ao. Terms cash. P. M. DAVIS.
fele26 Auctioneer.
_ _
1 UHATES ItIEtr.NSWARR AND;;Clltiv.i :AT
) UCTION.—Cht morutni,"•Fehruniy
2sth, at 10 o'clock, at the Contundeial Sales lloonocriiirner,ef •
Wood und Fifth streets s will Lo sold, withouvicOilrvii, ten
entree (Noon:mare and Cl.rilti...t.e.ll , lß anti Odtbii&thrif.itig
a full aoroctincbt ultit,O gr u nisiitufleleitAlriii.lklitto i l4llll • •
Itratro, blue, brawn and Whin, tilt:Oruro, with': et icariel
yef-
Chino, 4c. The attention Of dealers la fermented- Eater .
eniptory , . Torino cash. • • r.
fotr26 ' iiuctionotiri '
IFEES, RIFLES-Billet of our trirtriouji:
R
thrtuni, warrAntod, for $lO, and in *lna of A 6ttittre''
refund the money- Any of oar pntrintic
Milo en army an . Enna's, cn3l at the Z . NTER.PILLSE.IV.OIq3..- -
and get your supply of anus: you will never.reglit—hrit
conclude that this to the piaci) to get Voll# memo) '
feb26 BOWNA TETLITPS, RIG Wood•-st-
Q HARP'S RIFLES and 'CoLIPs RsVOLVEIIS-4
KANSAS AND liltratesu&—We am prepared-to flit- •
nI. any of the above Weems at slam not' and and cheap
for cali, at DOWN A TIiTLEI7:+,
glifon26 wood street. '
OLOANTe PISTOLS--Tlto greatest Wm*-
.
Capt. Mu - Sterling
Sentinel N.
14111ituu
John S. Dilworth,
leragicts Bolles,
J. Sciltwounmkt.r,
It. II ay a.
„
, one ever invented: . it can bo fired thirty thrive in a
minute with perfect accuracy: it Is easy kept clean, and not
liable to got out of order, For Went •
f0b2.8 DOWN h
LINSEED 01L:745 barrels for silo by
feb2l3 FIENT.Y Ir. COLLINS.
ffARPER ARRIVED--Ilarper'sllograzitia.
for March—prior. 20 mute.
.. • . • •- -
Oaley'a Lady's Book for 11nrch7prica,20ceuti
Peterson's flogritine; do. de. 17 do.
17nukee Notiuroi,
LONDON PAPERS by the CANADA received in advance.
of nil competitors, and more, the price matured--
London Illustrated Nowa, 'February 91
Do. do. Tanta, do. do. 10 do.
Do. Weekly do. dn. 3 do. 10 do.
Do. Punch, do. 2 do. 72 do.
Do. Dispatch, do. 3 do. 20 do.
if you want to get late news, call at
LAITFYEIECS . 11 001firSTORSI,
No. 30 Fifth istreet. .
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PTIIKKAN ButiKB Just received and for imle by Jipaik
j B. DArlsoN, lie Market, near Ponrilt street— - -
The Broken Platform: A Plea for the Adiedearg
don; The Blind Girl of Wittemberg; Luther's lehristinna
Tree; The Di thenin Family Prayer Bisik, with Ilytuns and.
Tunes; Biork's Life of Luther uud the itetbrination;Lutbe
ran Manual; Leddielionse's Life of blelanethan; Anson:lex
Seimichres of our Departed; Ilarbaugh's Works, 4 VOluTura;
tattier= Liturgy: Why are You a Lutheran? Luther'
Shorter Catechism; The Catechism in Gennerr; The "Serie'
tlatechism for Childrou, Noa. 1 andL e athernL e athern Hymnlhmks. Also, Ctimmlug's Works,separate 2;
ly,orin sots.
J. N DAVISO,
feb2.s 63 Market, near Foutth sfreo - t.•
.10 !ALI 81XIM .
- ------ -
Ly. t3ALFI.—A. A. MASON
0 continuing meet] ovary deseription.nrftlionddiVrott?...
immense reiluctiun, in prices, Every article In;tbdrnx.teit
Rive ...,',,
ve stock mill be etueed out 25 to - 50 per cotibleas than
rate,.
TEST itgturavEn—ayniure cartu and inaldtglys
l'alienea and Ginghante 7 : 4llotie.bed - and 7iroßn ° ffinallnw t.;.:;
Ulerke Tick/rum Elannobu,tc, whielrtral be sobtat Etvt*
Annual Prices. (tab2s) A. A. HMOS, k
-7-YrtiS
AND OASSDIERKS jUKIRICED.--WO nee 'chi.
sing out our entire ntogk or - Cloths, CassbriProi;fiothicts;
rwoods, Vpstitigu, Ac. f at about -two-thirds /hp usual iwiosa.--
trb2.s ' • A. A. MASON & CO, 25 , 1rItth at.,
500 LBs. CAM MpIONA, in atmait i lr Biala
100 b lbs. Cream Tartar In t4ore mid far milo by - -di , .
groom Bliatio ' n's.l3lacliing. smiled, • • . do.
300 Ih3. American Arrow. do.
'lOO fbs. 13eiintida. Arno Boot, do.
6 gross &beldam Mr
do.
Ik. jr CENTRATED LIT—A - new artieleife4_,y;!:
makin g Scrip—onn pound worth ton-of • Polosin-Tor
[rob2sl - 10L1311bia anos.
/27 --- .01/EY'S MAGAZINE ate ~~IICIIT
Orldtam'a do.
liarpteo do.
Yanked Notions,' .
For gale by
feb2b •
I . ] eltl Glra 11.A.i/AZlttf; NCR 1 1 1:1.11W1—just
L rind for pale, by W. A. GILDIFLXVENN EY CO.,
feta& VItW Bk.oppokitti tho Thedirr.
WA AFED, immediately, SITUATIONS for.
n Iforae-,Shoer, Conn lielputtforktro Boys
to learn Trade,' (Frau Whig Preamrod)—for four or Bve Olds to,.
du general hortmervork or cluumberrrork —for a &Inn 6,
Coachman nad llardencr—for a man an Gardmier, a_4oiodt
worktnan—aad a 3lati In Shir e , Bpeaks,o r
Magliub. (lemon and French.
ALSO, Waarao---Two or dove Girls as - Cooks or Cluunber , `
muds, fur the country. Apply nt
LOW tUIrS Intelllgenro,oll3oN,
N 0.14 Fifth, near Market at:,
,n BOXES W. .).I.OCIC ----- CANisrinst
coßod and for nate by
REVIER E ANDERSON.
N 0.39 Wood etrret.
IGS4-200 drums fresh Figs just received
and for gale by RRYIII3: A ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood gtreeL
S COT I C e.i n I d I f EUI u NG-100 boxes, now, just
F,LEGANT ILLUSTRATED NATIONAL -
I
now publishing in Wu:niers—
MORSE'S GENERAL ATLAS GP TIM WORLD,
containing seventy Maps, with
to the year 1656. Price 26 Ci& per number.
21. PIETORLAT, .CTCLOPEDIA OP RIOGRAPILT, ens ,
bracing a series of 'Memoir's of the most distlegnieheal
McLain of all times. 600 wood awl steel engravings. Will
bo compictesiln twenty-three numbers, at 2.5 cents each.
TUB REPUBLICAN COURT,'or American Society In the
Days of Washington --to be eMnploted in twenty-one parts,
each containing a portrait of some distinguished WOll2llll.
WORKS OF. THE,,DRITLSLI POETS, front Jenson to
Scott, with Biographical Noticie of their Lives and Writings;
will be convicted in forty-seven parts, at 25 eta, per mnriber.
Those are the meet desirable worksever offered to the pub.
Re in numbers.
Subscriptions received by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY R (1).,
61,10 Fifth st.,opposite the Theatm
FLouit_loo bbls. Extzni Plo — ur in Afore an - il
for male by (fable) SPIM WARR UARIL&UULL -
iiosieir toe - vvinter;:—
If PH , drift want -Y64 fl/flt,:i/hiainli: ilbqft
Stockiiiim you will take our afiv/ilt - i.flfaigalC. Dat.es, OA.
litw of Marko!. alloy Mid Fifth titroati arcl•bor frotnefth*
aineut iluo Stockiessol;llin make per fan finrek.oll4
conifortallia. DALY 'eta° nuke auttacitA
Ilwarry dint you ain !entice, attwholiteloind AWL
,• _
Itouunubor the piths atarkbe,:pilv tied th
.troct.
Yrro. 11. !loom+, Into of Humphrey , Hoihmtri k KUnrisi
D. W. IhuunlNE.-7,- P4(o.n.
KOONS iiHERSTIiVE
FLOUR FACTORS •
AND
General Produce. Commission Merchants,:.
N 0.17 Now Wham el and OIS Worth JThtrr
Wow Rau itr
11111,ADELPILLC!
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REFER. TO . , •
Itsondoy,Woodward & Co. Phil. ttrynpKonnerbi&Co,:kitta'h.
iarrett, bturtin a ' ' L.lirrlnntrthit *r , :' -
Wood & ()liver, , " : Belt & I.llwtt, '
Sliter, Price & " J.& VrAterr, y I. 3 ''"'
NIA Cope & Co."' " Bar„aley, Costmwo & Co. "
Truitt, Brother &Ca " Watt. •
J. D. linhmer&Co..Untinunti. Fosdick & Fotilda,
A. A. Balla* & Co. " Morrow &Ciettlet,- .
Tweed & " B. Chenoreeth.4.-Co: ="
• And Pitt3burgli and Phqadovtla
Jal6:dipeam
ALEX. ITETNTEtt••
FI4O - UR GRAIN
BACON, LARD ' , LARD OiL
AND PR OD II ENE.n Irli'rtr
No. 299 Libertratreet i ''
PITISIII7/WIL
decl4:dapc
JAM E S p.LAJELE j r..-x,, :
EUROPEAN AGENTANDTIONVEYANGOIi':
Corer of ;Sci!enth and SiliitOektstriels,' " -
pm:smart. • . - •°
NEW AFITIITISEMEIitS,
AMES IJ 1 R , Ja ROBt 14. ICLINTER
KERR & HUNTER,.
4irBT.E./I.llllloAlr
Net 27 Lew..., bthaten l'ine and Olive ,• •
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SAI NT LOULS,Jkft
B. T. O. 31ORGAN,
'I O4 WMI stmt.
RING STYLE HATS—This .beautifut
gtylo sill be Introderol
THIS DAY, FZIIIIVART
At 73 WOOD street. IX
C. Ir. PAirLqiort.
1:EY3133R k ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wc4sl street.
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