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S AMUEL C. WINGAIiII,
ATTO/LNISY AT LAW,
PITT9IsURG 11. PLSMA.
iqTice in BAK EWELL'S BUILDINGS, Grant street,
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CHARLES W. WINUARD,
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EBENSBUIIO,
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1,..1. , vr 1%;. tli ~.a..4 :ti.l.•; l'ittq , ..irl.
B'4- W A NTNII-.-Ita , an .1 .r.n ..:1
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lilIN 11. '24 ELAM 11., Wbolesale and Iteraa
)1,0., in AIIISIr.kI. INSTRUNIEN'TS, PIANOS, MI:SIC,
SCIIOOI. 11../.IIXS and STATPINERY, No. SI Word rrxr.l.
kart:burgh. fanl
A CO II :\ I 'CI )LLISTE 11, Wholesale and Iti-
J t.. 1 : , };(1A I: Al A N 1.:FACIT1110 I llt and dealer in all Slob,
of TOISACXYJ, SNUFF and StlaAltS, No. 25 Filth 50.'1,
l'ittsburgit.
gg- Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the
Vll.llOOll in - WA , of I”lperial Sega,. 1..:1
tottuS 10. f Mr.lt 1101:1.1t1 J. AIIDED.); . .
R&O'ER & ANDERSON, (successors to
•..1.,,i0m aisste. ,I. C 0..) whole4ale Sealers in PC.IitEIGN
YItUITS, NUTS, SPICES', CoNFECTIONARY. SUGARS, ,
ib .,
No. 39 Wood street, opposito the St. Charles Hotel, n,
hargh. a p 2
'I'INI)LE, Wholesale and Retail SIIIT
OLE. lIAIINESS, TRUNK, VALlSEstreet and CARPET
lIAU MANUSACTUREIt, No. 106 Wood , Pittsburgh.
i-I` ), 3:,________.--------- ------_-----.____
ENTVARYIUSE IVORKS, No. 136 'Wood
,Trvia, third door below Virgin alleyWtheir N &
large
TET
LEY would rail the attention of Sporting men to
assortment of GUN,* RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the largest out best selockal stock over opened in thienutr
het, togoth, with a general assortment of Hardware, Code
ry, Tc,to rind Fishing Tackle, nil at which we offer at the
lowest pomildo prices to crash purchasers, or for pod ap
proved paper.
-PT marl.
Olt'l'll-WESTERN no
AG — ECY - ,
No. SO IVloillington street c ornor of Dettrborn, CIII
AGO, ILLINOIS.
ALL I N rI,V.EUI,V D. D. 11.00000.4.
PINK EtT , I N I , Co. devote their ,•ntire attention to the
tau.acM"a al . a trete.rat .I..teetioa POLICE BUSINESS in
the Sun es . 1 Illinois, Si Licon,itt. Michigan and Indiana.
mhln - !tr
JOHN It( )1; l'T, Importer of I{AN 1)14:S,
t; N. WIN r.S. Dvaler in tine It ,Nlononwtheht
L.. At., RECTIFTLNG DItTIG
y gg rurbor o h tleid and 14011 t ntrnntn, Pittsburgh.
Wl-1
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE " POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV
BUSINESS CARDS
.
J. .1. GELLESPIL A. FINKIIIIIN J - 01IN LITTLE,Jr.,
J J. GILLESPIE re
/ W., Looking Glass Manufacturers,
. and dealers in Looking Glum Plates, Plate Glass, En- ty street, has Just reecho
t-wk's
gratings, Combs and Fancy 00.18, No. 76.W00d street, Pltt. . •
burgh. 13IIA NDLES.
On hand and made to order, Gilt Pier and Mantle Glasses, (unto 1,f,m41,Y, (very fine.)
Mahogany, ltesewood, Walnut and Gilt Framm, or Mould- ( - )4..(/ L'uP"7 ICo, ("We')
ing. of every description. ! Marrett a Co ., ' ' -
a
Afar Steantlxiat Cabins Decorated and Gilt. I ovt4 Paserac.
VNTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
_12.4 at, third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN & TETLEY
would call the attention of Spurting men to their large a,-
aurtment of GUN'S, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the largest and heat inducted stock ever opert,.l in thi, mar
ket, together with a generni assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISIIINU TACKLE. all of which we
offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or f,
good approved paper. InarlS
A. SWILER, Wholesale and Retail
_• Dealer in Furnace., Ihtniree, Stove., Tin. Ir,n and
sseheepers' Hardware, 'Miners' iddrhines nml TOOI,
Tw
Sheet Iron, Wire Rivets, !kr, ar.. 24 North iiieeouti
street, (opposite Iluehlers ihitel,) HA RR ISBUIW.
JWIIITE, VENETIAN 111,1N6 MANI' FACTU
• rs.a, hx recovore.l so au to rooms, Ins I , ld
boxin n , and Lae oponoil his BUN I) Id A NI; 1' A t,r , my. at
No. £h Filth Atroet, near tho Post °nine, beim oeii oisi
xud
Sinn hsx nn In ...anion( of DIA N DS. trinnuoil
with plain mid faint Woiotod and Nik Tritninings.lind
ikrointrisl to till any .irlor it. is. vt
lean..llls work is wA.ri to (Ito satianni ni wl.n, y
reund. , l
ur . ,_ ohl 1111101 ii ropitireil. 11 . 1i,..i . give 111111 a 1,11. fIA 1, Il.‘l
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c. l i NMl]} J. C. TIN 11. W,hPl.‘k
ANIEIIICAN PAl'lElt ALACIIE .51.1NL
vAcTutti9f; COMPANY. N.. TN Frond Pit tt,
I.m Oh, mannfartnrws of P Pl.Eit NI.ICII Y. Oil NA NI ENT,-.
In Churches. A. . ':irt. , r ah.l P:etnz.•
Frames. \ inflow and Unit ll.•ad, kein.
V1•ItIllat.”1,1 Cent,
111/11 ev, y cliehy
and
warrant...l i than itn) .411.•1 ara it 111.
&it- orders eto,titt,l ..t. Ih , . .Itortt-t tt•t
N. 11,—At tenth°, ttf Strlinthttat
ret . tr.l to (Ilk tt h: h:.:
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WIG MANUF.I("FORY•—Mits. RENTER,
1 , 11: tioorS fronl
( ) OW. Allegheny City, pr.-pareti I. 1111 ord, r. for IN
and all liitato of OIINA NIENT A HAIR NViiEK 'Fli.•
qualm' of material in MI titttl t itt trt- t.. 11 omit •
rtritooti, y
/YES BLAKELY . JAMICV EV, Er.
LAK ELY SS RICIIEY, R.EAL EsTATE BR°-
corner of Seventh and arattirt, Pair.
.
burgh.
Farmn, Ihnuant, Lola, Milk, rut natn.t. kc. Ar., I.4ight RDA
HOW nu rollitzliroll,,11; I .4111 , 1 V 6 an; :t;;LN bought, sold ound I, wit
b.,: Bills, lionds ILud N.lvs fiegtithtt. 4l .
givtql to subdividing Farms, and disposing otTst
rennonable. u.'27sinsv
1) EVOLVERS! REVOLVERS!! — Just re
-1; Ly Express, direct from .
.....
the manufacturers, a splendid nee-art- . 6 1 10
neat of C.L.T . 3 REPEATING PIS 4.1 - ,
four, five and six Inch barrels, all of
which we will sell fur cash at 1w 1011 .
prices at they can be bought in the city of Now York. Per.
sons going to Australia and California will bud that they con
do Letter by purchasing their eqmpage at home, then they
can among strangers--us we give peaces a 1 . 111,. to to
any of the above Pistols befere leaving the city, and In lAve
of a failure we refund the money.
DOWN & TETLEY.
sspl 136 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
00-PARTNERSIIIP NOTlOE.—Having
‘,_,/ this day associated with nie, THOMAS iiltf/t , 17,
partner in the bushings of Importing. a- nr ) io,... and Iris.
tilling Liquors, the businea. will hereafter Ir renderled
under the style or firm of J. & T. GROUTT.
Pittsburgh, December 20, JNO. GROUTT.
J& T. GROUrr, Importers of Brandies,
. Wine; Dealer, in Fine Ohl Monongahela
Whisky, Peach Rnonly. &e. Also. Rectifiers and Deoiller.
Corner of Smithfield nod First streets, Pittsburgh. 141,:ll
BOTTLEItS.-JOIIN OGDEN & Co., Battlers
N 0.187 First str•rt, would respel-tbilly inform the pol
tic that they have constantly on hand t
SARSAPARILLA. 'MINIMAL WATER, ALE mid l'OltT El
of the best quality.
rho attontion of families ix particularly di: wt.,' to th
fact that they ix the Wit IN ILIGIIPS ALE in pur,nt st
Physicimis rocninunnill it to %milles on amount of as whol
some sad str.ngtheniug octBCtly
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Sartittl Mmteira,
llowttr , l, Mardi & Co, 51tit1'rtt,
Nltulpint,
Ttsl.l , do
A 10.11.0 1 , 1 :.‘l,orry
Nl:m..llle
Tnble
Coking do
Prtrt,
l'aro Juicy
Ordinary .l 0
SI. Clarol,
Nl:Ling:a Dry.
Cllampa, - lea,
Anchor.
Vt-ment.y. '
l,•nh•.r,k.
To, ; ,•ther with all other art
=EI
BUSINESS CARDS
Agent, No. 201 liber-
I the following ery choice or
Jamaica
Pavan Cruz.
Bogart,
Cori!Jai,
Schual.l a.
Scotch A 1 , ,,
noroloy'd luoiloti Porter,
Wild Cherry lir.kialy,
Alikethe,
Curoren,
Mocha nwl Java, a
'lye. owl Tt.m,
I topirteil Iltrittlt Cigars, al
Varioll , 1.1311de,
111.1 Manoiozitlidit Whisky, of
letee ranuectii,l with li,
in)
or my lilts Wlli I trill,•."
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tom' drlivonml El any part of ti, lc 0...
omire addr.rood to al, nr, left at Pr. lo awn . \lll.\}'S
1; IP WEI( Y rot, ,tppo,tr thr 'ill/ or
a t It( iirr. Ni•:, 'RR, c.llll, of Lli t ty and R AN n.'
tret.l,l3‘.. I STEWART, Ageol.
MEN AIi BOYS ' WINTER C, LOTTII NG
KNTIIA L Filth klreet, opposite
JLY. , n larga block of M, o awl (lope CLI/TIII
comprkilq4m 1., ..11111,1y and rtylo+
which they nrn plt•par/ 41 to at an. trio
Also, a largo and fashionable dtorl; liKNTS' FURNISH I MI
dorl:1:dly
QII'.‘LLOIV-TAIL LINE OF LIVERPOOL
Ll AND NI.W VtiILE PACE El' SIIt'S.
U... 4 hy (I,ruellas Gritorrir, Fi North Oral, N. Y.
gl i sk The milloo . rnher iw the only Agent. in Pitto-afk
lgv.ll for the above Line—hos 111,A 3:01
at
hand DILA Yrs fur sato for any amount, abl y
mount, payo an Bank
in Enema!, lrehunl, S. otlatul and Wales.
JOILN TIItEMES.),N. European Agent,
jally 410 I.o4•rty 10 1,4, Pittsburgh,
- _
- 1 - )Aim 'Hwy:7,M\ 1.1,015 hayo
_lll last rKeiNe.l another Kopply ul this justly celebrated
art igle. JtlS. FLEMINC,
Corner Dhunond and Market st.
Fre,tnaetto's Montt,.
Tito Trut• Ma..statt
Ancient l'hoi
1.1.111 t 14 the Tvniple
cnift =nn m.
Th , Irext Itot•k.
Nlat-..)'t, )lannal.
Tt.enplar' , .. Chart 1., the II.;•1 I;.
Maotatry and A llt 0111-.OllrY.
, r itale I.y T. C. MORGAN.
F 1
104 Wo.ii
BEAN S—WLug. receiv,,,i and fur taleby
ruhl9 lIHNILY IL COLLINS.
.14 ' •
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PITTSBURGH.
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
[ From the New York Scientiti.
Patent Pliiiehing flans
Thin invention Is 4ntendlyl for use where it In de,iroil
to on.
part a fine, snue.ith, and glossy surface to the wood; but it is
applicable, with advantikm. to 101 kind of cariemtor's planes.
The novelty consists in placing the cutting, chisel. or bit. in
front of the wedge, Mato.] of behind, as in common plane;
also in applying a metallic month-piece to the face of the
plane, in front of the rhi,cl, which mouth phro the
rest for the chisel, soil confines the throat ,1 the plane.
But the month piece is 60 close to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane from ripping or ,pliuterinj, the wor , l in
the leant llogreo. lude,l, we have t.ett the implena ut me
plitel to tlet planing of wool! ateainet the grain. and trail*
vom.dy to the grain, leaving the wood porleetly angle.
per feet jell operation td (Vim int4truntent. that it Ina:. I l e ai•
11.01 to the platting of veneem—with enter` mieceet—t
thing winch C:111114t safely be done by the common Ilan ,
Th.; peril ar arrang. inc la of the month piece. bit.
wetige, ntlortle ncoatp!‘te a n d. loot bearittg for the 1.1
through.att eta whole length, moo tliltetteett. nailer all t
In Tmnree, w ith the Itte• el s cap ..r thatitle
lilt It :t tory simple and olio-t0.... 1/1,111,14
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MONDAY MORNING
[Corrospontlenro of tho rittAintrgh Nlorning rost.l
FROM 1-IAKRISBURG.
House met at the usual hour this morning
The first business in order, the consideration
of the veto of the Governor on the printing bill.
Mr. Ball touk ground against the veto, and
sustained the bill vetoed. Mr. McCombs replied,
and advocated the message of the Governor in
, :r.ng, terms, The q uestion is, shall the bill
pas ,. .' On this the yeas and nays were demand
ed, re,ulting, yeas, :t2: nays, The bill was
negatived, and the Governor sustained, as it re
quires two-thirds to carry the bill over the veto.
The joint committee of both branches tnet at
12 o'clock, to allot the printing, binding,
On motion of Mr. Foster the convention adjourned
in meet at 12 o'clock nu next Wednesday. The
convention was in session above four minutes,
wiwn the Hon. the Speaker of the Senate and
Senators bowed themselves out. It is high time
that this ludicrous farce should be ended. I
pre,utne that the same thing will be done at the
neNt meeting, as this will give persons an oppor
tunity of making proposelq.
m,re,l that UW1111,07 . '4 be restricted
t., Svc minute , peeche , Anien,led by Mr. Long
)" I,llcr, tlic night sestion, (to be
I to-it:glit. I . ` Ptbk hi!!; are to ho consitere
iar,r move was vot,l down—
,u, scion Nv.....!1...en talt vr. or. the former and pa,sc
t'•...niities, for r,purt-:
. wile': ire, 'ten-ions and Gratuities,
, e t e altln:e„%cc.iiint., Vice and Itntanral , ty,
and E,CIIC:Itt , , 1...1411s Britigr'S,
• ;t 1 \p; I)icorcet-, New County
C,,inpare Canals and In
! to .de rep ,rts.
yrur c only, r.nl in ince a
,r • ..n.p'e•neat t the lir' Igo.
f ; ‘ , :ntlentan the bill pa;-e
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Mr. 1 1 . . Heger, in place, aL ,:co to tepeni the 27th
f the net approved tho 31st of MArch.
tl.e Liquor Bill. 11- :erred to the Com
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Fo,ter, from the Cot,-,n;:ttse or. \V%ys :.nd
rc..l r.
`lr werr
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To: , ,••'- 1 ,. . t , 11. .\t thi- moulent
•-lert. ,•f t. .a it .u , .• vc..- liwn-unced, pa=t S
.:—...; ,t night, vith illes , ige -tating that the
~:‘.. Clty It•tnis - had lassed, with other
Th.. Y Bank at 'l,'Ecesport, was
1 an 1 , :efcatel. Yeas 12, nay.; 15. Thin
!.1 . m:11 be recon,idercd.
NICIIIT SESSION.
This night wro Set apart for the consideration
:.1 Bank bills, as they have come from the Son
qt. in their number.
The iir.t bill in the calendar Ras the Strouds
; tl7O . Mod:, after it had been discussed by 50y
,,1 gentlemen. S.,tne of the speeches were
1,,u1 ~, u nding an 1 terrific against these
.11,mte in-titntions. On a motion that the
: ln ron , ,inmed, the yea:: and nays
cft:l,l.re.,ulting—ye.l4 VI, nays 12. Agreed
•.
Tl:e Sermte. this moment, past nine o'clock,
lored the l'onglii , gheny Bank, which goes
..ye , for the pmient.
lie Mercer County bank was, on motion,
1--ed thr , .ugh Committee of the Vhole.
..:1•11 .`f Mr Met thy. the further considera
-..a of the bill lie indefinitely postponed. On
IL I , Mr. Lott made 11 very sensible speech in de
of the bill and in opposition to the poet
'. Yionent. The bill was then postponed, IA) to
Th, Central Lank of Pennsylvania was neat
pro , ed thr,mgli Comtnittee
Wh..l e , when Mr. Nrearthy wade a tn.-
1, .11 II,: the bill be indefinitely ton=tin.ned. (In
i; i ri,y, wore deinamle i, and be-
N.•te \Cal(7, .I,hate
!..:ay \ \l:.:ight,
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Sew Thi . metnher
ling in f tots. exhibiting
10 . th.it we lire i . • -I,ini as other Suttee
.• , t, in of Mr. M
urltea , l spoke
loietly it, i' , tvor e...rrt±et showing that
ro wor” bunk- from M ...b
aniurg to Pitts
hvy were tv , il by I.r..ker , to such
nn ext-nt that they Coll - , .zi.reely bear the Aise.i.
0..1“..1 to ai.toth.-r ..t.itch
io I inlamniritc4 y
pool 1 • tlin It , tour, toy whi,ih pellie
`;ay you havo .lone right "i'rfi." Ile
thoy were virtuous an.l
pendent
remarke 1 that a certain prr.on
by lb, name rec.mtmen . led a liberal
.y4tern of banking, and signed a few hills crea
-ar, -Itch institution-. The Democracy elected
•I‘ l s lltam , cratic bank Governor to the
S. Senate at this session. llow
tstent these anti-bank lhano , rat.3 appear to
-11.2. hatik‘ . . when 1 at a few
ti., their votes, the head
e. I I.IW,- lately chartered.
, Ir. ilert .I.m.e l that the'r was tt combinati ,, n
oak the hanks, .111.1 the c..ter given w,
-nob. a thins.: only in the lull
certain gentlemen, wh,,se vi
m ita.m the fact of placing gasses to
in-lewd of -.lt their :10.,e5, to n. , -Ist
eye sicht. The veto wrs taken, re-niting
ha ys I . The bill was then indefinitely
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The act to incorporate tic. • CrflWfOrd
t o Uti- bill went through Committ...e of 11,e
A motion wins made to adjourn, but the
stated lie did tot hear the motion, and
led with the The Speaker was
to kill them all, and would very
dt till morning to perfort, this wholesale duty,
cm:shiers it.
merali.ir from Craw fml, in urging the
e .it hi' hill, made an amusing stic.ich,
ealeulat , l to C7!!'ry it if such t t"iig
w •Ithough it is an ill-fitted night fiir
histitutimis. The yeas and nays were
eafiel ii it; indefinite postponement, resulting,
nays :hi. Ae.reed to.
•• act to incorporate the Downingtown
Bank." went through Committee of the Whide,
and on motion of Mr. Buchanan that the bill be
postponed for the present, amended by Mr.
\l Card* , that it he indefinitely postponed, the
yeas and nays be taken—resulting, yeas 52;
nays 2lt. Agreed to. On this hill there was
mn speaking, a thing unusual and worthy of
not 0.
Mr. Embry then moved that this House ad
worn. On this the yens and nays were called,
...suiting, yeas 411; nays 40. The House thou
dj..urued, at 11 o'oo66(night.)
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HOUSE OF REPILESIINTATIvEB,
Thursday, April 3. f
Speaker then called over the Standing
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The Only Safety
Neglect a cold! and soon, With terrors rife,
con,omption sups the citadel of life.
)low paced, yet sure—while Hope with tints untrue,
14•pi.•te a future glorious to the view--
The spoiler steals along with hidden dart,
And heath's cold shadows darken round the heart;
Vet bath Consumption warnings, that foretell
T„ love's quick oar the loved one's coming knell ;
The deepening cough, flushed cheek, and pulses high
The f.,iling strength, and fever-lighted eye,
These. and the wasted form, and shortened breath,
Are symptoms all, too eloquent of death
Be el, in time:--remedial means
Nor •talid iu ert to :et - t, the sufferer (lie.
li e.•egh or cold the lungs or throat assail,
liirploy a remedy that cannot fail'
T gin. (' ~ 11 t I.A GT' t. Ti',
gift ~f ,cienee to mankind.
'Flo se sl ceneentran• oompotins) rare
Ilath RQuuna giveu, beuishing dezpair!
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NEWS BY THE ASIA
More About the Imperial Baby.
IPRIL 7
FRANCE.
The Empress and her child continue well, and
the Tuileries has been crowded with all sorts of
deputations. The Emperor's replies have been
generally purely complimentary, but, in answer
ing the deputation of the Congress, he made use
of the expression- 4 'l am happy that Providence
has sent me a son at the moment when an era of
general reconciliation is announcing itself in Eu
rope." These words are looked upon in Paris as
a sort of confirmation of the general belief in
peace. The -stock market has in consequence
been firm, and prices more buoyant. Threes had
varied from 72fr. 65c. to 73fr. sc. At half-past
Pd on the 18th, the Emperor received all the
Plenipotentiaries of the Congress, as well as the
persons attached to the missioi. Count Walew
ski, President of the Congress, who was charged
by his colleagues to speak on the occasion, ex
pressed himself as follows:
"Sire : The Plenipotentiaries at the Congress
have charged me to be, on this solemn occasion,
their organ to your Majesty. I am happy and
proud, sire, to find myself called on to ex
press to your Majesty, in the name of Europe,
the sentiments, the hopes and the joy which are
everywhere inspired by the happy event with
which Providence has deigned to bless you, and,
which, by securing and consolidating the Napo
leon dynasty, is, for the whole world, a fresh
pledge of security and confidence."
The Emperor replied :
I thank the Congress for the wishes and con
gratulations which it addresses to me through
you. lam happy that Providence has sent me a
son at the moment when an era of general recs
onciliation is announcing itself to Europe. I
shall bring alin up with the feeling that nations
must not be egotistical, and that the repose of
Europe depends on the prosperity of each nation.
The foreign :corps diplomatigue was also receiv
ed, and was favored with a sight of the child, on
whom the. Papal Nuncio took the opportunity of
bestowing a benediction. The French and Eng
lish papers report at length all the addresses and
rot lies. One of the most noticeable is the reply
made by the Emperor to the Senate, as follows,
and intended as an answer to those who took ex
ception to the,.. use of the Bourbon appellation,
retails de France:
•‘ Monsieur le President du Senat.—The Sen
ate has participated in my joy that Heaven has
given me a son, and you have hailed as a happy
event the birth of a child of France. The Em
peror Napoleon, my uncle, who applied to the
new system created by the revolution, all that
wits great and elevated in the old regime, resumed
that ancient denomination of the children of
France- The reason is, gentlemen, that when
an heir is born who is destined to represent a na
tioustlsystem, that child is not only the scion of
a family, but is the son of the whole country,
and that appellation points or: to him his duties.
If this were true under the old monarchy, which
represented exclusively the privileged classes,
how much more so is it now, when the sovereign
elect of the nation, the first citizen of the
country, and the representative of the interests
of all
Each of the deputations were ushered into the
apartment where the child was reposing in the
magnificent cradle presented by the city of Paris.
At the head of the bed stood Mdm. Brunt, gouv
ernante, the Princess d'Essling, and the under
gouvernantes ; and by the side were Count
Bacchiochi, Col. Fleury, Col. Edgar Ney, Count
d'Arjuson, chamberlain. After the several per
sons had passed in front of the cradle, they went
to another room and inscribed thier names in the
visitors' book.
An amnesty is declared to all political offend
ers who will return and take the required allegi
ance. there. Random Canrobert and Bosquet
are raised to the rank of Marshals of France.
Several generals of brigade are promoted to gen
erals of division, and five colonels, among them
('ol. Edgar Ney and Col. Fleury, aro made gene
rals of brigade. M. Fould and Admiralllame
lin receive grand crosses of the legion of honor.
It is calculated front statistical tables that the
number of children born on the 10th of March,
to all of whom the Emperor and Empress are
god-father and god-mother, must be about 2,500.
Each child is to receive a gift of 3.000 francs.
All the boys must be named Louis Eugene, and
all the girls Eugenie Louise. A sum of 100,000
francs to redeem articles front pledge.
Prince Jerome is recovering.
The market Women (dames de la !Lane) sent a
depetation to the Imperial child, and presented
hint with superb buquets.
; to 55 ; the
The Fdistern i 11e.) _tryua, in alluding to the,
dppointme.nt of the Hon. George M. Dallas, as
Nlimider to Eng Fese:lts some interesting
reminiscences relative to this important mission.
The fdlowing record will show that Mr. Dallas
111 , been preecded in the mission by a line of
able men :
314.rr;s (N. ;. commin...iourr
'Flt ua- to km V. C.) rx..l minister.
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Jm.- , loon+e and Will law riocknoy.
nodso . .. ally Inn:inter,
Pooislo-v, toll nonista
John M. AA:mttg, % Mass.)
Itichonl Itwh. (Po.)
Ituind Ring. , N. Y.,
( N. Y.)
Vn
Lonin Mr Lour. ,Md.)
Boron, •'
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[Mr. Van Buren's nomination Ives rejected in
the Senate by the casting vote of Mr. Calhoun,
and in March, 1532, he left the mission in charge
of Aaron Vail, Secretary of Legation, who con
tinued iu charge till 183&i.]
.‘”,lrew Swvellsrm. t Va-) full minister 1833
Ev,,ett. !Mass.) ..1841
1,, .llts McLain., (Md.) 1845
.•,.rp• !has, r ft. (Mass ) " 1Y49
t Lawreur.., (lass.) " 1549
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The Arius :
-It is singular that three ministers to England
should have been taken in succession from Penn
lvania. Of the older of the appointees in the
(:receding list, Mr. Rush still survives, and is also
r v rrn in. Albert Gallatin was appointed
fret the Keystone State, but is . no longer among
the living. Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Dallas are
not far from the same age,the former, we believe,
being two years the senior. They are both in
fine health.
" The salary of our minister to England is now
517,3fi0, and there is no outfit or infit. It was
formerly s9ooo,with an outfit of the same amount
and an Lola of a quarter's salary.: To one who
remains two years or more abroad the present
rate is the more profitable. For a year only the
old rate would make the better pay:"
Politicians who may desire to exercise t inr
mathematics upon Presidential prospects will
stand in need of a statement of the votes t o
which the se'reral States are entitled in the rex:
electuval college :
Maine
New Ilamp.-lire
onlont .
Massaebusetts...
lthwle
5' Virginia
121Sertit Carolina
4!Soutli Carolina.
ii ; Georgia.
36!Floricla
27 Mississippi
23 Luuisiana.
n Arkansas..
13 Tennessee.
11 Kentucky.
, 4,Missouri.
Wisconsin
California 451 Texas
Conneetieut.....
New York
New .1 emy
Penneylvania
Michigan -
Indiana......
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Wass klachaon, the Greek Physician, was
slain, Homer said of him, " a good Physician is
worth as much ILS a whole army. " Then a good
medicine like Ayer's Cathartic Pill", is worth a
great deal more, because it cures as well, works
wider, - and lasts longer. The oircle of the best
Physician's labor must be narrow, while such a
remedy is available to all—can be had by every
body, and is worth havfag.
TlAcliaL'aViarn TO ANZBICA. -111 the account
of Mr. Beuvaillet, one of the company, now being
published in a Paris journal, it is stated that tigt
tragedienne experienced a aeries of mortification
here. When she was to appear at New York, a
transparency was stuck up in front of the theatre,
a.. , 11 she was figuring in a mountebank's booth.
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NUMBER 157
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Presidential
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Effects of Pence Su Europe.
Tho late news renders it almost certain thatmt
eagth there la peace in Europe.
rejoice at the termination of so destructive a war.
Two thtrds of a million human lives have been Ric
rafood in a little more than two years, and yet no
good accomplished; no man made free; no great
benefit resulted to the human family ; if we except,
perhaps, its inevitable effect of hastening the decline
of Islamism. Its events have confirmed upon his
blood-stained throne the despot of France;
and they
have illustrated the military weakness of England.
Its conclusion leaves Turkey more helpless than ever
before; and the power of Russia is yet unbroken,
and its traditional policy and purpose only delayed
to a more favorable time.
But this country must feel some of the effects of
this unexpected peace. A million men drawn from
the productive industry of Europe, and to be fed in
camps and on shipboard, could not fan to create' a
laile demand for the food America had to spare; and
over since the commencement of the war all our Bur
-1 plus products have been sold at extraordinary prices.
No class, perhaps, has been more benefited by' the
war than our farmers. Next to them the ship-owners
have found abundant employment;, and even our
manufacturers }dive felt the pressure of European
competition less sensibly. Tho war was doubtless
ono cause of the diminished immigration of foreign
laborers that has been so frequently noticed within'
the last twelve in (nabs. It furnished them with'more
employment at home, and drew their attention and
their hopes in other directions. But with settled
peace in Europe, many chang es will be gradually
developed, a ff ecting some of the interests in this
country.
The demand for our breadstuffs and all articles of
food will be diminished, and prices probably decline.
This effect may not be sudden, but it can hardly fail
to be are. Ship-owners will find loss employment
and at reduced rates of coMpensation. A European
writer not long ago said that upon the return of peace
industry in every branch of manufactures and busi
ness would be stimulated to increased activity, The
western nations, he said, will speedily repair their
losses, and recover their full measure of prosperity
again.
What effect the conclusion of peace will have upon
the negotiations between our government and that
of England on the enlistment and Central American
questions it would be hard to predict. Certain it is
that those difficulties remain unsettled, and, although
the tone of the English government and press has
been more conciliatory of late, a release from the
burdens and perils of the eastern war may revive un
just pretensions, and a less compromising disposition.
But we are no aThrtnists. England needs repose and
peace, and the French nation has had enough of
glory for a time. Neither will needlessly pruvoko
collision with this country. It would be to them far
more disastrous than a war with any other nation.
Their commerce, their manufactures, the great mass
of their people demand peaca with this country, and
that demand wilt probably prevail.
A contemporary 'predicts that with the return of
peace in Europe the tide of migration to this country
will be greatly increased. A million soldiers will be
disbanded and returned to peaceful pursuits. •The
war consumed annually some two ‘ or three hundred
thoesand lives—lives of the hardy and vigorom.-
This drain stepped—this addition to the supply of
labor iu Europe may produce the effect prediqted.
But it is not yet game certain that the war in Eu
rope is at an end. The neat arrival may bring other
tidings.
ASTONISHING ,EFFECTS OF ONE BOTTLE, IN AN
AGGRAVATED CASE or "Prst•ErsTA„—Dear Sir:
' the last five years I have been afflicted
with Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated form,
and have used without receiving any benefit
therefrom, every remedy recommended for that
disease. In fact,-I was afflicted so badly, that
on many occasions I was in great danger of dy
ing front sulrocation, in consequence of the rise
of matter in my throat, and all my efforts for
relief were in vain. I was at last induced,
through the recommendation of several of toy
friends, to try "Iloofland's German Bitters,
and I assure you the amount of relief I have re
ceived from the use of only one bottle, is aston
ishing, and compels me to say that I would not
be without the Bitters for any money,
now, through their use, enjoying better health
than I have known for many years.
Very respectfully, yours,
ELIZABET II GAEL,
No. 12 Carter's Alley
To Dr. C. M. Jackson
See advertisement.
_MADAME ANNA Btsnor.—We learn, from a gen
tleman recently arrived from Australia, that
Miltlame Bishop is now living inithat country with
one of her daughters, who isr`lnarried, in Mel
boUrne. The lady will probably not soon again
appear in public, as she enjoys altthe comforts
of life where she is located. poolisi is rapidiy
failing, and cannot long retal4 his faculties. It
will be remembered that Madine Bishop is the
mother of two children, who, atter her estrange
ment from Sir henry, were liberally educated at
'his expense, in England. But one of them is
married, the other residing still in the viucinity
of London.
MONEY MISSING FROM BAN s.—The Boston
papers state that in two of the banks in State
street, last week, two packages of bank bills ,
mysteriously disappeared. Last Tuesday the
Hamilton Bank lost a package of $2,700, and
on Thursday the Suffolk Bank lost a package of
52,000. The manner in which this money has
disappeared is at present involved in mystery.
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TE Ald ENGINE AND PUMP PACKING
AND LINING.— TUCK'S PATENT ELASTIC PACK
ING AND LINING, for all intrts of Steam Engines. [`nail's,
dic., where soft parking is used. Engineers and all others
who have used this Pinking acknowledge its superiority over
all other kinds known. .
The advantages aro: great dtunbility, saving of tallow,
reduction of friction, consequently saving of power; a better
vacuum is maintained on long voyages by vessels than by
any other material, thereby economizing fuel. It does last
require to he taken out of the atuflin7 box, hut being parked
in a metallic cone, fitted inside the stuffing box, the packing
is gradnallyreonsumed, thus easing time and material
It is miule in lengths of twelve feet, from 54. to 2 inches
diameter, and also in sheets of any size and 'thickness re
quired.
ilionplisi of the Packing, :old models of the Cones, can be
I seen, and orders will be received, nt
I I W. S. PLAVEN'S STATIONITY War moose,
, _ Market street. corner of s•cood.
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PRIVATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
50 Smithfield street, between Third nod Fourth
streets, devotes hi; entire attention to an Office, Pines
tins. lids business is, ter the most 'art, confined to
private. Venereal Diseases. nail such pfinful nits i mr,
brought on by imp adduce, youthful indulgence toad excess.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Glint. tura:taro
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Toler, Ringworm, 'Mercurial Discomfits, Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Founds Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Aso, Nervous
Aliallons, Pallas in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidney., successfully treated. Curepwanteed.
Twenty years' pi s.ctice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy.cure tq all who may come un
der his care.
Office and Private eunsultation Rooms 50 Smithfield et.,
between Third and Fr urth streets.
Charges modernist
DR. BROWN continues to be coristilted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES. Ma anemia in
lougetunding caeca is unequalled. The afflicted are Invited
to call without delay. Pernons afflicted with Venereal Die.
caeca, libettnuitian, files, or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to get his attivice. ♦ Leteers containing a fre, immediate
ly answered.
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011ica a,pd Private Room. No. 50 Smithfield litreel,
between Third and Fourth Ntreets, l'ittstmrah.
DItATI"S DAUGEIIREOTYPES AND AM
BROTYPES, which ;give such general 83tSsfaction aro
daily obtained, in every kind, of uestlier.itt latfayette Build
ing, No. ST FOURTH street.. Particular [dictation paid to
amitrotyping. to the time of hitting is much leas than re
quinal for Daugerreotype, Pictures of children taken In
tow's: condo fu either of the above named atYlea. Ambrc4
typo or Dsvgerreotypo Copies Juadt. correctly frog every
kind ~f pictures Warranted perfect. Prins moderate.
Our motto is, TO PLEASE.
Palmer's Celebrated Epicurean 'ate-.
QT ANDS preeminent- fur flavoring Soups.
Orioles, Fish. 3leet, Omni+, We advtee all good
housewives to try it. !Mee 25 cents per bottlslat all Groot
ry Stores in the United States and Csnadsa.
For sale by 3TCI.URCI and (3. IL KEYSER, Pittehnrgh.
P. T. WRIORT CO., •
211 tilarket street. Platelelnhist.
inrilfbsbosly
10LAIN SATIN PAPERS, of various colors,
for sale by W. I'. MARSHALL & CO.,
T Wood street:
apt S
OAK AND OTHER IMITATIONS of
w o od, no.r varniA.A and Unvarnigiect for sale at
IP. P. .31A11811ALL & CO.'S. -6 7 Woal aL
XTEIV CI AP SATIN PAPERS, for
Chambers, Halls and Parlors. pow opening at
W. I...9IA.ItSILUL is CO.'S,
SI Wood street.
apl
ri SII IN G TACKLE, of every variety an
style, for sale at r.OWN 6 TLILEA
Sign of the Golden Gun.
RAZORS, RAZORS, RAZORS,— PerKtnii
dethrone of baring a good e bare, can get one of
the eery best It aztire for warranted or no sale. at
BOWS ic TRTLE.Y'S
Si_ of ibo'. aolden am.
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RE MOVAL--DR. BROWN lms removed
from Diamond Alley , to No. 50 Smithfield street, be
tweam Third and Fourth streets, where he ran be consulted
every day and evening. mtattlell
TIES AND SCARFS—Just received, new
/styles of French and liaglish VPs. Marls and Cravats,
. L. LIIRSNYEL II, O 4 SOWS,
N 0.70 Mood street
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