°riling .! ost.
JAMES P. BARR, Editor and Proprietor.
PITTSBURCi 4
M INDAY MORNING
DETITOCBATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
POR SUPREMA. JUD6E,
WILLIAM A. PORTER,
OP PHILADELPHIA
rot CA.3AL COMMIRSIONTIR,
WEST It. 141 FII ST,
or. PAYETTE COUNTY
ON .)1 . 12 outside, this morning, may he found
an admirable original ditty to the
Sure-King." Read it.
T:10 Fed6t orlal Union
The annual ineetin, , of the Penn, , ylvanii
Editorial Limon, which NV:IS tt , take !dace in
Philadelphia on the 16th of lune, has, Inc
direction of the Executive Committee, lu-on
p,e.dponed till Ifetohor . 20th. The editirial
fraternity throughout the State are requested
to notice the fact.
TUB; Ric row' , oF TIIIC TARIFF IN-
VESTIGATING COMMITTEE
The New York Herald publitthe,i this rrport
tt length. Th.. olject for which th,
tee was appointed was to inquire into certain
alleged expenditures of money to secure the
tariff :0 of 1557. The evidence elicited 1:v
the committee exhibits lobby affliations, lobby
corruptions and lobby schemes of all sorts,
but only about $1:),000 of the money all(Te ,
to have Leen expended can be traced by do
commttte(
Tho report, says the Heruld, briefly hot
clearly sums up the reason fur, the ebjeets of,
and the developements made by the investi
gation; but the committee have no further
action to recomm end on the part of the
House, inasmuch as they have elicited no
evidence criminating, any member of the body•-
The Clerk of the Standing Committee on
Claims had received a lobby fee of a thousand
dollars; but having resigned his post cn the
heels of this movement fur an investigation•
no further action was needed in his case.
Of the $ 0 .1,000 expended by the Masseehu
setts woolen manufacturing firm of Lawrence' ,
Stone & Co., in behalf of the T iriff hill ~f
Iss7—and iu view of the abolition ul the pr:-
existing duties levied upon the ran* materials
imported iron abroad, but indispensable in
the manufacture of woolen goods—of this
hatidsume sum of i; ,, ;- , 0,000 thus expend,'
saidl by
firm, the committee, with all their
wit
uesses and industrious researches, are Ti
able clearly to account for much Moro than
$15,00. The balance, (57'4,000, more or less)
whielt was put into the hand of the eontideo
. tial agent of the firm, Jlr. Wolcott, for I ,bby
purposes, they traced to the poekets of Wol
cott, where the investiga Li on stops, The com
mittee believe, however, that he was :Luthor
ic,,d to pledge any amount of money, hewever
corruptly, to secure the great object of the
firm ; but while they believe this, they also
believe that \Video tt ;Lppropriatod the money
to his own use, and that it forms a part 01 the
ca, -, 11 carnal of the new Boston hankire4 brut
of . !ex Governor) Gardner, ,I,
The c(.minittee pt.-flounce the
this lIMIA Wolcott as "wilfully and e:rruptly
false," and regret his discharge, (dischargioi
on hail,) fur the very satisfactory reason that
. 04 discharge at once frustrated the objects ~f
the investigation.
Among the ascertained lobby moneys paid
out I,y the firm of Lawrence, Stone & the
following items appear : '
J. N. Reynolds, of New York, K. N Tl, 00
Mr. D. M. Stone, N.Y. Journal of Commerce.. 3,500
Mr. Corbin, House Clerk Committe,. of Claims 1,000
A Mr. Bliss, of New York 300
A gentleman lecturing among the mechanics.. 2500
A Mr. Hotchkiss, of Penn Yon 100
Geo. Asian:tun, of Mas, , achusetts, ex-M. C 4,000
Tharlow Weed, from Ezra Lincoln. 5,000
Then, it appears that Matteson (()rasmus
Benjah) made application for a small lobby
fund of sl2,r),OUt), to be deposited in the hands
of Horace Greeley, and to be used in the way
of solid arguments for "free wool" among
some twenty-five available members of the
House. This money was not granted, how
ever ; nor was the application of the Chevalier
Webb fur the rent of his house and the lobby
expenses thereof in Washington, because the
firm " had nu funds to dispose of in that way."
The granting of the Chevalier Webb's ap
plication would have amounted, perhaps, to
a bill of $2:),010). It follows that, if the firm
did not actually save 43,511,100 in rejecting the
application of Matteson and Weld), the result
was at least a saving of this amount to the
lucky Wolcott.
Pennsylvania. Slate Medical Society.
The annuli seAS:.()1:1 of thi body c
Lancaster on Tree lay 1. 9t. Dr. J L Atl. %,
Br, Pre-,idont, delivered til,! Flfre , s,
wiiuh he adverted to the ben , fit, roe he -
SOCI4; ior.' aud the rogiet , sive icif2ro.vO;l ne it]
A c• -, mmittea was appointe.lt ?I .m
-inate ~fficers for the cnsniug year, Dr. Kerme , ly,
ni Philadelphia, being chairman. Rep-rte were
rowl to the effect tit the mcdl.,-LI
Lehigh, Northumberland, Bucks and All. c.,heny
tr , i ,, ttnlont
counties, were not in inn very 0, I^l f , o11.110 , 11:
some, in fact, beiug almost (ilsbande Dr. La
Roche presented 3 in rr ria from 11 - ,A
phia Medima iylC,rtg to he ~ lowed to
Fond delevt ,, t , ti the S..eiety On
this 'long r 011.-r le,ritnom ,n
after which a r?t,-:: [lli , it
to the nt'xt :Int) Itid
forc.i !!Ellotidliielit to the c 'a, v; h . c
fifth; over, providiug ,he
population will admit of tt , tho morubors of the
profession shall have the privilege ro,iog
tWO docititta for every - 200,u0u i si.i The
attendance :tt. the convention st,ouie to have peen
very limited
Extent - Hug the Session of tookigtrt-Ent.
The 7th of June is. the day fixed for the
adjournment of Congress, but a great effort
will be made to extend the session to the 21st
of June. Mr. Seward proposed it in the
Senate on Thursday, and Mr. Smith, of Vir
ginia, intends to propose it in the House. It
is not improbable now that such a proposition
may prevail. Should the session be extended,
it is understood that the Centmittee on Terri
torieß of the Senate will propots, the admission
of Daeotah and ttrizona as organized Terri
tories. Gov. Smith will also bring up in the
House the question of the public printing.
Great activity,prevails in the Navy Depart
ment to protect our commerce againnst the
insolent comluct of British cruisers. It
believed at Wasbington, though the depart
went seems anxious nut to let the information
escape, that the Colorado cud Fulton have
orders to capture the Styx should cue of them
meet her.
aunt & Miner have received the London
newspapers of May 15th. The London Illus
trated News, the Illustrated Times, and the
Weekly Times are among the number.
MNY 31, IRfiH
lei t p-titc ;. of
London Papers
VARIOUS THINGS.
—Last Monday week the•q:,;i: -
un:ster dppartmente at F cow-
tF ti • 1i .• , C.c. tvery
lescriptl,o, win the ,vei nincwt had ineurri‘ , 3
r, fitting cut the Utah 4rtny, mad which have
menc,, l
beer, P 101trz: •!vi,..y01 fir 14411ge o f Cll . :: Do
arann,l io ,11,1 , ur,ed I
C `el , TIC \ b
abk $2,(100,0(0,
fluk•fif , fir 'I • . ti.,
an , !
—'l he l;lnnir.uq.: 1)7
r .' T 5 t`)
hank :to" S, 11,It
r rt
They
worth nothing.
Ch neriorr , [!:
he f
.; uct, W.•
\lr jti!-
n. W - any
Inqi(le Ut;l. ~ 5 1,i0 1 thine i , a
r. uht
expor‘tnentb f 1' 1 fitiOl • war. 'he
4n-re v• -• • ,fui. :,L•i OF:
hapeS Of ownplete suotiosh of
he (nit,. are enter.,lll , .1 -
of en. Pertiifer V. Smith—An
Imposing Ce l'f 11110111 y.
orl•t• .o
, I'•:rt 1 • Wont
umugue,i to thtiir ("Ur., i
W 11!, WWI tit..llt,i'Xitt . .. h m , r and
It Iva,- r tot , f ut l'aiiadelphnt to umti.
of 1. - oir thu-h ,: ou ,i try .li<piaj cu
the - cit3ashia Wa- to tr11;• - 1,4
Ih, I •t h !. •.
last trihut- T. o - v Irt , . ..•
day 11101'1.ifLIg i of
an 1.:: , c,0rt of ti'w ti- ,- j Th fuuerr.l
took place from ite 111,,e of hip hrothsr in
‘Val hut - tr , •st .
Tae lthe of th, , cAlersot eempanies ccirtris
ing toe wii.r• ',Tined on Arch st.,
tits right n niter which they
proceeded down Ft ht , Walnut, and out
Wal
nut to Sevhnth ff.:manic of General
Smith were then taken the front of the
line, af: ,- r which tto2. n: • • C.. n rt, .v. ti t O Laurel
SER Al'
thrm. I I vlc ,t the
took pinee. There vve , 11.-4.1 f, re.
11,1':Ln . 1 anmed::•.to ; • tho
General NVi.ole!! • 1:‘11,0 , • r ,
r.lOl n,v .! .:I; , 0 : 11. , II
A:nuniz
17.-..!rc , Rev. Albsr: i; Lrne, , the Fir -t
Itev. Thor.w.s .f tho Pit) , " Str, , Tr
Cl.tp -, •,!1, It .1 h. I:1,1,
.ieut churcb, _II A.3lt 4iad
I; , • 1)11111•1 I :•;—•,•‘• .
)Ir. llufiiel.i r:•au, profound silence
L! I the 1 t
Jr;
Rev. )11 . . t e, hut tip
lr 1:..t 'i l th,st
hr tr^tn of -
I , f
Quo.: wi 1,1)-
A -T 111 1
,1. LAri
.; t
facr.e J f ;ory • ••• wlrn
f en r, l rr, fo l .; v‘• i I ail res.! ttEadl
I* - 11,11 , , w of 1. C. W..! Ch (lotto
ex): • •t. 1-1,.v,1.0..1,11
r Nle tZrv7e, and 10 it We
7Tl:..speaker
I.x. Lp .1111 nt tiao
qt. • L.ll
.:'l, itri. ‘.411 , 7.0.03CA in !. LIV.. rich.
COT.II, 1. '",riliff r.ppropryy.
, •1 c , t but • ,i‘lll,l
tat' •al I fc•rnit
f r
; th, .1r der in villicoa they
rI . l
I I I
('-•n .S,LI ()111.,crt-
;•11: Jr?:
rip, 1. c.O :%1!1:.1111
1,1:11.1, Bit II;
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+(.l. R.ll , (; ~) . i. r .
Barett
C-lutnhi
R
Arti)l , ry, S'orrer
iouur•nta: Guar
Scat,e4 (;.,:torA 138,1).1.
Col. William D. L -jai., and staff.
Cu. Pa.trick. W. Conroy and staff
SECOND BRIGADE.
Briandior Goneral Jnhn 11. Mde ,, and staff.
.h.ckson Guar is, P 0' Murphy.
Emmet Clu Si. Cl.ir.
iNiontg,,tm.! Lent Murphy.
Philadelphia A^..`l , rCap! in E u , teiu
Harmony C,orne• Bind.
Lafayette Ride. Ca! B
Sar , :tield ttitle, Captain Croroloy.
Jackson Rile, Car.o an Hoff mail.
Beck's Phil I.iclphia Bra , ,
Cal. Wlilloim, commanding h ‘ . 3 First Itogirneut of
Infantry aud
Wit. , hingtun Chf.t. Goalino,
Duquesne Greys P. ) Lieut. Trovito
National Guard, Cipt. P. Lyle.
Minute Men 01 Capt. C. Berry.
Independent C spt. Braceland.
Philadelphia City G.iards, Capt. Valle: ,
State F.11 , 161,--, Capt J
Pennsyi Bind.
A 'l,l •• •l Luaex.
1 hilmielpVtiu Gr. }' bent Utter.
~;apt. Parry.
Scott Legiec, Ca.pt Gray.
(I , :ipt. John K Murphy, c•-mtuanc/ing First Bat
talion of Artillery.
United States Marin , ;a, L;rut. Jae. Lest,
Marine' Band,
Black HUS, , fki* Cqpt. B“ck , r
Policemen
(Hlicimiug
Clergymen.
Carriages containiqty; the 71".:1 , , iv;:s of
th fonily
hears;; rein ins of Gen. P. F.
Pall Bearers Pall Bearers.
T. Ucraop, Esq. S. Esq.
csp , T. J Pl.mas.
U. S A U. S A.
Commndorc
'
Reed, U. S N U. S. N i
Par,erlto. U. S. N
L , U. N.
Maj and Cal); Thomp , ,,n, U S N.
Blrbott nrui Lent. Nl'Squmiley, U. S. N
ci N .1 V., rtn..l .11 ,- ;jor Reynoltit3
Clerk= of Soli ci , lint C-anmen Councils.
Nit•smo,,gor. ('„y
vsulent of Select and Common
TM.: ES AT LA VItEl. rlll.l
When in- , ...oi.tt , i , , • :,;.: :iitivei. at tho grave the
Rev. ,holm Chsuirn.r. I i. r-t,,...!totz :t ii
ri 0 : 0 r,
~i
~(.
-iiiid : 1 , 1, nave nt,-, il.'T :to ony tn, i
to the mein t.. 3. of A 1,..r,--,, ~,i,ii.-r au„ b a , le ft .
his name and tarsi.' "It tn.: ~ s oord or i.i-, country
(..), who had bri.v,•l ii ioge7 , in,i , bath Fit his
it .untry . . , call -wh, ti-, invini 51:.i 0 ,-. Yl , l7ked 1-, . !
i ll w h o it.i.rw , :,nu, ooil ....l:,iii-...1 by ~11 who i , ..,:r 1
c W
,„ ao i n AElt .(lt with loin Ili' h•)d do•endel his
DAtiou's tionor and bf , r flag tli the fit-11 of con..
filet, and we shall now !.W, , hint no tn.' , re until
G ‘d shall wali - i , the oc,f an -I nr rig all men ti
j od gro tint.
Born, as the hero . vlll,[il Y7'. boor w:i.s, amid
comfort and luxury, 110 haul t.r.2,....ihed is from hi: ,
mother's breast such 1eE44,114 of Ci - risti:inity &-
followed him through his heroic life, tiiol were not
forgotten in death. Fur after the noise, the con
fusion and the terror of the conflict with death
was over and he fell, we trust that by the grace
of God he conquered over Si;i and death, and en
tered into glory.
Mr. Chambers then addressed a special appeal,
in view of the noble life and the Christian deal a
of General Smith, to his military and naval
friends who rtood aroun •, to imitate him in his
virtues and his triumph over the last Great Fair
my. Our country u , -\ids not only the valor of
our patriotic ht.arts, but the virtue of our live , ,
so that we may trito , unit to future ages a Itepub,
lie, pure, noble find honor rd over the wholeworld!
Rev. Dr. Brainn,d followed :n a Men
ling, appropriate and beautiful prayer,
zfiuuded ae if a provn-t H pT,Ile amid the glitter
1t i. 7 1
12 1 -
ing, whisiring leave-. the bright but twilight
sky and the solerai: t ' ll ':'" which reigned all
around.
The National Guards fired their usual paiting
volleys, and the cortege returned to the city .
111 :n rt F! I
aif ..',f {i.•;. f;9
rt . •i•
...111:,i1
-• • r ihty Y.,re
I .t Autu
i; ns, nr ,]. tt the
=MEE
lIKIMIIMIMI
riquailts were re-
I. thr
lir a >
PJ'.cc,inan
Cow , I
Carrlf,l , _
Toe Ept•eopal Convention. order coming up, Mr. Wilson concluded. by moving N. EIV ADVERTISEIIEN . I'S.
Thi ., le el v :1.11 .to riled sate (lit , on Friday Ilk that the Preablt it is hereby aut tiorized and cult 'e'
._ _. - _
ered to employ the ,anal [. , rue of the 1,htt0t...•.„ o f -1 i ! .. ‘
,t,', D : [LTA i., OF !..t I . 3ll,'lllii , „—On I.' Ri
te rnoon . The lI , N t meet lit ; ! is to be held in
and send the ;;sill •i i'l ,Lila FC^.•O tO: Ow ret'aut eon a- l'ir
,• P`,.l", ~ 0 ,.. 4th. there will be a t'rena'uut of is set of
i. A ll ,lio , ws Choreli, l'hilatielpliia,
nn the gee, with iuntrut: 1 ius to ca:iture the , 1311.- .illeh '-'l -. .-.....'• ''. I , ll.' . • ~ .S-, worth S,O, gr....a to Collies'
fourth Ttien•iaN' td, May, 18..eft. have montnitteit -r um, commit these hrilth.rt yet,' d it . hoot t..a-." 1,!1...rty. t.. the :wrier oi the les.t Tr, t•iug
llor-e. \ill , 71•4.'' .', 4 ':lt'4o to f 1,3, a ...1..,,,- , ''.l-io,
L.CIS.
llll' C. 11,,i,2 ,, of tit,' Rev. Dr. Bowman, t,t :sant , . at . . 6 ~• -; ,- , i-it' tt. y—• 11,• tt• it. t...oth iitiO, to
Tlie Apprbprial-,t, bill wait ntcri sit l; Or.
till .•Wrk, ~, ill 1,. li- t IA al r r., ~.. MA titl,lt t'..:
LaliCit4tttr, :114 A4ait,4l.allt Binit ,, l. , f this dOcese, A mitteellsneetis apiool tiatict , bill was I HTtb"-sr 'f" !h,, tot:. te . i . n . as 'i t ,- p ,...... i.:,,ut to ~.111,..5,,.. Nn.
bated. Mr. Kiug's 41.0011. , 1!..,[11_ t , r , ll
_ .., - . ,- ..,:i Clll- t.. mi... f ie l e .. id 1: • . .• : • start at liih- .dctt ek,
is it most happy one in all respects. Ile is a „ ~.,
tm ”ta l w provoked ri-howt.,.i dist:woo .n, ?.It -r w hien I:. M.. ptlCi4ai. , (darn v :II it tse 'tie ya.set.tee de!! 4. , f vie
enns lye - t 1t..., Irbril ~t . i: _ 5 oelet- - .., P. M., running to
sineorc I'i:tint:hub, ii. It...trued divine, and a the Sensto adjL ur,1 , ..1. the vrouttil , Ite:i1r11 I: ate'- runt Lllaa r, Stati, , l at e,
milli W 11,..,.. ll1:11,v \ irtues eminently quality it'ci, e',.., P. M. All cutries I• r the a1t0...! must ha inntle the
1101.181.: !di.' I.F.PRESIOTATIVES .
him tor the post to which lie has just beau About twenty private bills ware passmi. ~i,y ~ tooira. d, Ln.t.. Ciyhl:oi
- 11.0 SING OtT'r.
~1.0,.--n. fit,- tact illilt 101 IS aPe nit,,,ylvanizin Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, said that w . hila the whelp ;
, • • . PO-11'11:En Tn..; 1.,A-1` wEE.X.
. . . country, train ;too end to the ether, la canned r""
I,y !,irth, feeling and association is also a re- 1 tivo to the outrage.a committed on our flag and Fee- i ..f the e eitt Aue•tee 8,,, f Muhl ~j -,..,.- W cc h„, s ,
nn - d
tith e gold .I.' weir . y, at ' ltil ' 'C ' taztti a t; . 'd k A't . tc ' fion ' lT:also,
commend:at:ion of great importance. cols, am', while, the Senate eliatMcr is ri,-..i-....,r with ' No t o ~, .1 suieL W. have yet left unsold a larze and
the same subject, it seemed to him that tic. Howie . thairat.l.• lot I dee:dry, trot 1.. great variety. a i l of which
sheuid t a k e route nation. Be therei.tire :: ,I t . t ‘,,,,, now be et id i tvotds may be had daring tacit day, whole
ri' t, e :sr..' l'ltz.ebtettgli Loan. 5 , ..i..... , ., d retail, at v. ry !ew prices, and nl! eh elt prone re! re
Tito Philadelphia Let.l./er his more just ideas to introduce a bill to restrain and repress out r ~,.-.4 •11 .
our flag and oti•i /et, , 11,1 _i; in .- l' ,',.: . 1 p esiettett and sati:facts). or money refi: !bled. Among
'' t this -..tdk :nap he !Moot t:he Magic W.dcli. yblned at $2OO :
It; rcist ' hitt to filet financial condition of our Preeictent ro act In :ate el-ea:tines' biot.! we. doze-. ?int. Patent and Detached Levert, in Gold
.
Mr. Garnett being app , to cor.verting the gov. ::I nidti.:. Cite -. and a hue lot Of ,livor Walthoti of various
city thin !tot' New York cotemporaries. In 1.1 a,. hlw., tleid ft tia..i and Vnst Chains. Gold and silver
1 ernment into a miitt:try t'lespozism, ebjeetwd.
i', a 11,3 '611,1 rolls: raMro, Golll.tone, 141, - eviic, Floreutin,,
reply to a querulous communication from The HoUSO then adjourned.. 1 Lova andis 1 - •ros2r. v,rle'ty . t other kinds • t Breast Pt..s itud
“All tiblortun ite bond holder" to its previous , ;•,-P. ii,; ii . to,: outer Taimluent,Braceletn,Sla4 , l4 But
re'urther from California.. , tons, eirtger P.tort.., L" kets, Neck C 11.11116 an.l Cl. Haas; t,_
notice of the proposed new loan of $50,11U0, - • • i ...itiut marry alai ins In the line bet li re men:felted. 1:-
Itteln • r that Stalurday evening will most positiyoly be tit i
the Ledger of Friday, says : lot tof me ~t, :.14 al date. ltut if fibre should be any goods
It., t rie•al pretending to jostify the city of Pitts- h !: oft r that. they will be cloned out at pr'vate sale, as we
are det,rmin , tl to didpene of the curate lot. Now, for bar
butgil foi toe susperisirmi ~ t to payment of in- entre ' II •i• i•fle•ii. Caeca iu which our Jewelry ir. exhibited
t et re.st !re its debt, liaticit le-- the repudiatiou of are to. sole; also, three or four Jewelers' 'frank and l'anl
fan', pare Of it, we con ft.,. we tic, not see anything plc IiCX,I. Sales commence each evening, ea 8 o'clock.
JoSHi'A (TRAY, Salesman.
so very reprehem-tibte in this attempt of the w. G. ld'C.; ItTN EY, Auc't.
authorities 1... , meet the city's " matured and Inc
luring It tbillies " It strikes us the neglect of
Pitt-burgh io, ibis rc-Tect, iu the vast, has been
aeta e, the source of great complaint We
A l , ol , i.ave preterf. il t . ace the li:50,000 to.W
risAti,..,oi. r cu , ' ether sum necessary to the
•- , i Ille city, riti,t-i by taxation; but it'
~ ri , .ctic.,h'e it the moutout, borrowing,
he ot , el o 1,10100 way of paying city,
k • tittpany I dds, is the only stout s e ' eft,
~ ,,,ay heit-r than rot acknowledg ing
-0 .. , • .to , ~ al all We r.,1 raugUiLle that the
, r .!-, - eti zit.. - L..iituctiell debt " of Pittsburgh
ti. [. p..le f,,-gularly, zie i that ultimately and
; . vt- . ) : , ..til.tt,dy, ;be h...ads i t the several rail
rei; . nipanics, by hot sly Pittsburgh, but of
A 1,t,z0-i.t, City and Illuaty, will also be protected
:n i ts. i. sp ~t Believing tui , anything calcu
1.61( , id ii... i de "a, c, nisommat ton so devoutly to
1.. t w0 ,. 0-td - would be as impolitic as unjust.
our ..orresie.o..h.ot is mbitukeu if he think; we
',CO' , ..ftell led f;. , ti:cy or desire to lead others
natrat : . We neither advise c.pitalists to take the
i 14.1t_ it,,. 6 . wit ::, , oitleion the city of Pittsburgh
tot .11- t.hutlling practice milled " tinanciering,"
l' f ,.,-..., lig one .it bt by making a larger in some
other plaott. It 18 Ite w. rite for Pittsburgh than
it is. for Phi,.,...ielphia or say other city or cam
puny to do such a thing
Body-Guard of Napo] con—Heas urea for
ills Safely
A 14tter from Paris to the New York Times
tun., ,io.:ak.; of tLe kind of protection that is
constantly on naa.l for hi: persona; safety, when
ever tho take! , an airing:
prurneuaLliii in his re
tJr••., hundred feet wide, in
c,f wis f h s admiring subjecti, a
etmilderabie nunibt,r 01 teoret policemen, on eer
v“:. -,1 di4tribute themselves in the
crowd to witch ru picious persons. 13 , A it seems
that ine pillact to protected at 101 times aiid on
.by 'Lleoe 7,ll;:rdiallti in Citi22lll3 '
: hays my, e..uple of American
sin,:er...,; of my ii...uu.-.luta , lon ware arrested
iu
the gstden by one of these g.tutlenieu for tha
nimidest . (.1 the young men
wo t..Np14.11111N OA; r, 1:1!re arrived
au u:rus lf, Lent. A .a of the
im.l building. While
•'l'Vt . .l a gtiuilemari near
i.e..' prociieumge,
titan 6.5 they
tirir I aye n'l , . broil they were
31, pp,. who di. , thamled to see their
p I.tit neither them had those essen
tial , ideum , r ts as their persQus. it -was useless
.r tie,•l,lo their names, nationality,
pr. fe, ion ; they must hu ecn
do r r ooos or st-cutity until their verteity
cult Le 1. Sc they were thrown irtto
f Protectors of P 91108 —I 1).).
1- . r f the Prt.l.2.cture, - ;11-
!It , place of detention
P 7.-,...m.tined two L 1,4,
• were dt•ty - dch, - -.1 t t le r, , tdione. ,
luve4tipte r:rpectabl'ity.
111,) with what wa‘i to th... In a
;I , y adraqaitiori, not to venture
.ft, r tin then passports. and to
att. ...1-;Loperor . 6 reel
Tlk Re-Sttlo of tn.e CaHaig.
m.. ha: , alre..dy c,„mmenced
ti:. tte tilttaLt by
Stn. , tr ) Company. Uu
- ir..y rti4rit 12r'ti k ji i uttirttrA , lt the Hailcoa
C mpNii t'tr•
. whom rerrirle
=MI
!h.. !, this. cby
V.Prk, 'TIC 71LIlli011 and a half del
laro
z; , p , ym. I.ecured, we are in
-I:ltned, byc, the works themselves
Theo axle is m:,uremod by another. association of
per tli-L, r.ho have been in treaty for the c True
work ,, , and whc all,v that they offered the Sur:-
bury and Erie Railroad Company half a
mor , . , than the .uai for which they have been
n millions oh dollars ; one hun
dred tnousand dollars in cash, one hundred
thousand dollars annually fcr five years, and
Nuereen hundred thousand dollars secured by
lien en the line sf the works. The result of this
di-appolotrue,Jt by the two million party, has
2 rHle ,. .hort to the Courts for restraining
any furih‘.r i“ the i.,•eraises until the par
c:in be heard in opeu Court on the merits of
the c.ruiplaiLL tlu the itpplicltion of Wm. M.
Meredito George Tucker Campbell,
Juig , !s Shars , ;,...i and Hare have granted
thy' al pi and fixc...l the 7th of June next
For rnn argument on the validity of the alleged
sale W, ease not the law of the Legislature
:tut r,orizing In conveyance of the canals to the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company now before
but, if we roacrn,,er rightly, it stipulates
that if a gr..c_; , r sum than $:',,500,U00 is realized
by the company I.r as the canals, 75 per oeut
or some specific i proportion of the excess, shall
go to the State. nr.. , vent there being any
114 alleged between the buyers
and the seller. 4, hence ibtq application for an in-
I on. —Ledyer.
THE L4ThS NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
TE(IRTY-21FTE CONGRESS
tioturday'a Proceedings.
Mr. Douglas asked what good does it do to re
solve that trils search is a belligerent act. The Am•
ericau people and England know ihat it is. England
was informed of it forty years ago, and has violated
our rights 33 times within the past few weeks.
Ho commended and admired the promptness with
which the President has sent a force to the Guilfrgrti
that tee is only up to the point t..f preventing it.
Do you suppose we will ever find an opportunity to
preveht search, unless a ship of war be sent to
company every merchant vessel? The Senator from
New York (Mr. Seward) was wrong in saying that
a force could sink the British in the blulf. The Brit
ish have there three guns to our one; it is brave, at
icast, to think, that our ono will sink their three
Mr. Douglas recommended another course. Lot
a ship of war, say the Wabash, got on the track of
the Styx or Buzzard, follow her up, and bring her
into an American port, and it will then be time to
make explanations. If England avows her cruisers'
act, it becomes an international questi n; if she
disavows their acts, it only remains for us to say
what punishment we shall inflict upon those lawless
persons who perpetrated those outrages. The Presi
dent having gone as far as he can go, let him have
it once such powers as are necessary to protect our
flag, and maintain the rights of our citizens at home
and abroad. Ile had no fear of the abuse of such
power by the present Executive, or any that follow
him. The President is almost powerless abroad.
Every other chief magistrate has power not only to
repel but to punish outrages on their nationality;
and why should not the Chief Magistrate of this Re •
public have power, ample and full, in aid of our flag,
instead of having apprehension that that power
wtll be abused: Mr. Douglas only feared that it
would not oe exorcises often, enough. We cannot
protect commerce on the Quit and the Carribean Sea
without power in the Executive to punish promptly.
The British name is respected and ours is despised
among the Spanish American portion of the conti.
whereas the
o N f le u x eg ia t n iat a io n n d s
r o o t p h a e r r atii v oena k is
/18111, because the Pritish take instant reparation ;
knew shot the President has no instant power, and
Republics, iost
.m
r.
keeppi n e t ag te n t i d h s e e l h a :o 3 . r l
edssidethnetrectloorteh,.,ciis,, r i .. th general policy, to
power to protect
citizens outside of the United States by a summary
process, without going through this formula of re
solutions that the aggressors eaUst not do it again.
He was in hopes that there woasld have been no
speeches, but that the bill would have been passed
unanimously without a word, which expression
would nave carried more force than army or navy.
Mr. Haynes spoke in favor of the gallantry of the
navy, who, he •ofd, would go to the bottom end do
their duty.
Mr. Wilson was proceeding to address the Seti;tf
supporting the eesotutions, but adding that it was
our duty also to see that the flag be not prostituted
by men engaged in the slave trade. The apeoial
Fi linT
SE\ eIE
Nuw YORK, May 29.--Ad vices from Fazio: , river
confirm the recent icw.unts of the extraordinary
richness of the
gold mines there, ' , nil the tremendous
rush from all parts et the 13ritisb possessions towards
the gold regions. The ullues .txtend over a great ex
tent of country, and roach tier , ss the Lino into Ameri
can territory. A steamer loaded with diggers had
also sailed from San Francisco for Cape Lucas,
Lower California, whore she had recovered specie
buried there by the captain of toe brig Cornelia when
he scuttled that vessel.
• •
The ship Zenohia, from Zitka, with ice, went
ashore on the 30th uC Apri on the Nerth Head. She
le a total and FM uninsured.
. .
There is nottitog important from Oregon or WREII.
ington.
The frigate Saranac arrived at Panania on the 7th
of May, with dates from Valparaiso to the 16 , h and
Callao to the 27th of April. There is nothing im
portant.
Advises from Guatemala state that the cholera Was
raging with great violence in various parts ot the
Republic.
Advises from Nicaragua state that M. Belly, the
French agent, was no.zotihting to. the transit route,
tor whioli he :tays 60,000,000 trancs are already sub.
scribed in Fraaca.
A British steamer at tirry :own roports that on the
25th of April, Col. Kitiney made au attemw to rap
ture Ureytown, he having haule,l down the Mosquito
and hoisted the Nicaraguan flag and taisiaut the
Mayor prisoner. The ri!izelas tic arnis, and also
appealed to Captain Kennedy, of the Jame tan,
for assistance. The assis'ai , iiie IVA. 4 granted, and five
cutters filled with marines t,,lt the Jamestotvu for
the shore. Kinney and h.., party hnaliy surren ered
to Capt. Kennedy, and were sent to Aspinwall in the
British steam"r. The party consisted ot himself,
George K. Glid len, it. S. Tool, Thomas S. 801 l and
A. P. Drusisor.
From WatOington
WASHINGTON CITY, Slay 30.—Lord Napier hat not
Intimated that in his opictun the Derby Mwistry
will insist on the visitation of American ve.*els to
verify their neutrality, as has been itated in too
newspapers. Ile has never cumuittted his re
mont by any such declaration. A statement 11 , s fog
appeared in va,*:101.18 quarter, that the Albion trews
paper stands in some connection •Nith the British le•
gation at Washington, those is ahu good authorit ,
for asserting with c, , nfl.ie.,co that the British
legation has no correspondence or any relations
whatever with that or any other juumai in tho Uni
ted States.
The Union of yesterday morning urges tem ind
portanee of strengthening tht , notional di:fence-. It
is portaraded that while the A Luintsirat.hn i dimply
sensible of Ito duty to protiv:t the people from urinal
Aggression, or in antimpat, ut clangor, then- 1, a
growing insuffielimcy ut prepArdtien t the r •;•M
goncy of wd.r.
The British On: zr..geh—tireal Fendlglnatiott
Mectlng
NEW ORLEANS, May 30 —ln the C10m.i.0., Cornell
of this city, held last evening, resoluti :ris won :.e.
authorizing t Moyer to equip uud send n armed
vessel against the ,truii:;:r. A tueetinp
called at the Arcade , '-en Siiturliy to take into
sideration the sending of an [Limed vessel to the
Uulf.
A great indignation mo<•ting was hold at tlic Ar
(lade; five thuusaati peupie were present. den. Pal
frey was gaited to the Chair and Col. A. T. Earner
appointed Secretary. Resolutions were passed, .tier
soveral eiuq vent speeches were delivered, recunimmd
ing every vessel to arta and equip hefore louving tlii:
port, and to offer every resistance to tisia cruliers.
Great enthusiasm was disp'ayed at the mooting.
Arrivra of tut: t...rraplre City.
NEW YORK, ..11.1y Emp;r o Clty
from ilivaua, uuLia dati.s [to 111. t.
vre,c,. is'. real higher, unlit ;he roceip: vi•ii
from :he United States by :h schooner 1 aim:,
caused purchasers m pause; ilders ounianued !Inn.
Molasses was unchanged.
FPadzy Rumors.
NEW YORK, May 29.-1 . 1,1 rUilllol - :: that
,ier has di,patebed a vczbel Letee tut)
Ilritish Admiral of the Gulf zqua.ir.t,
rat further iLlktri.trl3llCC uut.l ath'lCO. a re received
rout England, are unre.iable.
Another Vessel Boarded.
NEW YORK, May 29.—The brig J. A. Taylor, From
Sages, was boarded there co the St.: by a beat fr ,tn
the Styx. Ti.o officor a. , lted where froto .tad
whence booed, and i•xamined her parioN.
The Steamship indircli
RIVIIR nu LOUPE, May 31).—The steamship Indian
is now due, with Liverpool dates to the litzh
bat has not been telegrupLied.
Philadelphia Market
PHIL&DELPWA., ?ley 23.—liceadi.tu5i extremely quiet, I ut
without change in price,, e xeepting for Um rim, which ,
again improved. Sales of Flour for export luO h
°stern extra at $4 500ry4 75; Superfine cmtinues
mini! at $4 25. Rye flour commands $l 31 1 / 4 ., and Corn
371 4 ''Cheat continues very awl price
range from son up to $1 05 for mini oaf prima Red;
$1 05 to $1 20 for White. Corn scarce and much wooled,
and price have again advanced; saki Scutt bnehebi yePow at
725;73 afloat, including came io educe at 11. tiara dull at
37c V bushel. Whiiiky romaine without .•bauge, saleo by
the barrel at 21@2.1 1 ,,i, and by the Mal at 20;4, ;rod Dredge
at 20. Provisions and Groceries unchanged.
New 'Work Market
raw Youx, May '29.—Cotton is depressed and nom: , al:
501 bales acid. Flour is heavy ; 1 - 1,0110 bile State o. be
lower, sales at t„a 800 85. Wheat firm; 520.000 lardtert
cold at L 00mA U 5 for Southern red, nod $1 ialapi for
White Wester., It d 117c(41,1 04. Corn dull; 4_l, 04 bustedg
White sold at 69, , ,40:712c; Yellow l'eggl77c. Mess Porkier , t.d
vanced 1.15 o; Haley a; $1.7 2541; no Prime quot,g at il4
latd firm at 11 , /,ikell'Ag. It wou is t:ltt•
111 M, tine Whisky Jinn ar Cotta 101 l at
115511' : Sugar dull: Muemvadtt , aa .
tive; on Cotton to Liverpool 71 32d; on Fwnr to faverltool
2e 3d(a`.2c tly; on Grain to j Liv,rp .1 81Atuk9!,(2.
Atm?' York Stook Blarliet
75W YORK, May'• arc higher; ind
RNA island 73; Michigan ',maim 21:; 4 , iNcw Yor6 C
83. ,, ,;.Reailing Railroad 424 Mil.aulice 141111 N1NF1,:31,16
Canton Company 19:),; a3;1 4 ; Ualeua nail
Chicago bO l / 13 ; Erie 20; eitcclami and Toledo Lticraa.,
Land li , unts 33 jq.
uctnnatl liire.r h.° t.
CINCINNATI, May ?di —Plour is stead. w Lb a lair demand;
sales 121)o Mils at ;53 eis(gi37o Pia b.: riluo, 00 . 1 $3 'Eirt4 UC
for Extra. There is an active ilea and Poe ',lsky iu ad.
Vance of supply, and prices are izio higher; sales ill Lids at
17 c. Mess Pork has declined to 51ti, ‘,ltli saes ,t• 221
Wits at this rate, and a snakier lot of Rump at $l2 Nothing
was done in Bacon or Bulk Meat: they are held i.4c rbovo
the views of buyers. Corn is 11 mat 41c. Lt.4s
Barley 3b 55, according to quality. Money is abund ut and
easy; the sates of exchange are unaltered.
The Traveling Community
A remedy such as B(ERHAVE'S HOLLAND
BITTERS cannot be too highly recommended. To
the traveling community, especially, it is certainly
an invaluable remedy; having little or no exercise,
constantly exposed, and subject to the effects of a
change of climate and water, they require some
pleasant medicine of this kind to regulate to
bowels.
Cautior.l—Bo to for Br.-...rhavec
Better& bid at $1 par norzlo, bottlaa kr $5,
by the aoie Proprietern, Benjamin Page, Jr, ‘!. ~, ..
N 0.27 Wood atraet, between :..rl'irpt u.n , l Second e.;
and Dreggiata generally.
U - • WUAT, Olt WHICH IS TUE BEST, NiBitMIFEGE
OR WORM Iw ritovEß ?—is a questlou daily and hourly
asked by patents, anxious for the health of thrir childn is
All who are at all actplatuteti with the article, will iinnie le
ately answer, DR. 7VPLANE'S CELEBRATED ERMIFUG
Prepared by PLEMINU BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa. It has never
been known to fail, and is one of the safest r-inedies that
klaa be used. A trieud of ours lowly Lauded us tho
iug statement in reference to this Vermifuge
Cloutier:non :—A. young lady of !By ricquaintanct ,
for a loug time very much troubled with wurms. I advinti
hor to try Dr. Ni'Lane's Colebrated Vermifuz prepar,.l
Fleming 8r03., of Pitteburgh, Fa. the accordingly pur•
chased and toot one vial, which caused h?r w thscharge an
unusual large quantity of was hurdediat,p r,
liered of all the dreadful sy-mptozos t>ccornpanying thin 01-- 1 --e-,. • qn. P , aF.
\r 1 - - -
_p A., L r r.:-)r. •1 AN 1) FUTU R. l'‘.--'l' ho
lase, and rapidly r e cover , d her usual health. The young .: run ster.ou! lady is a ,_-, Lai. natural ASTILOI 0I ' ' s , ~
lady dues Oct wish Let name mentioned; her residente, I DOCTRES.a, and has Levu prououncrod the - (I LE " A-
I
however, id 330 Fifth street, and she refers to Nirs. Hardie, , world LY . 1 : LI.. , tohaed hesais and D,,,ilw;4rrvu'l; the
, !I:1g thant correctly uf the,r past, present and future lives '
No. 3 Manhattan place.
' , ltraclits ' ant - Woud ' er ll fu A l ß-1 La'
- his extraordinary and gifted wo ;,an, NIADASIF ' ' "
,ifi-Purchaseins will be careful to ask fur Dit, ?PLANE ,It ' has Klee ely p••rf •rined many
CELEBRATED VE.RMIFUOE, inauntacti,red 1,,y FLA.:III:Nay torouLliout the principal cities ••f th • Unit e ,' st ate . ,;: u a r :L s t
a t t
„tio
aspt4...
.. n ere
II in s
1, ,41,,, ladle
t , 1411 , 011 it 1:;;Ztliilt dlle has t u gaged ,•• t• NI
BROS, of Pittsburgh, Pa All othe7 Varrnifuges in coin .
and ,- ittlein -ti wh • ore d -
parison are worthless. Dr. MlLane's genuine V.roth Li.:e :irons 01 k orinnlting her in ro ati si to oast, presen t 'a u ,l it7i
tur,letheents, and also goads that ~,,,, 1„,,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all re.,are present
d to aalt.
siwtabie drug a t, orm . Nonipeiciaine Irahoul eke •-ritlnar , a4ef raw in r a n ZlZ,74,„"`g•,•!ea t ;', l : - ."l", i rrwifi° ll-13 ° '' tan
person who
e h l e n. f. a n ,t u e d r , o r f the °teenier
[3B; my2B:lwdbw 7LEMING Bi.:OR Central America, when and where s •d et sea,aad
._
_.• gave particular notice of the fact, which proved to be true,
RIBBONS, BUCIIES AND FLOWERS.— .
~,, , in , (IF t;., the hour of her going uown. This in3storious
is a. 8, ill lei:pt in Plarru..logy haat fusses:A of the ho.
—Trimmings, Einbroiderie , , Skeletons, Corsets, and tu.„.l
. syna.m. rho will ans.) give y. .0 a iaithb..l de4c,]pll ,l 1
a long list of other new goods, cheap, atFICIRNE'S,
T 7
mE.T..., .t
.t.i.,,f.t. : our portlier in Marriage. and th Arai - th, r a w
,a, eif
'l us
myll .1 .. hal known them her hi :I Mu : ...1., , -,!so give advio• on
_
G LABS.L- - 500 boxed 8x10, ( 4x12 and 10x1 - 2, ',,.',. ` - 'r f j°rltta'liP• Mad- P. I.reill. tea in the year 1 , 34,
t, . tieneral 11
i Cirri: en would be Prutldent of the United
for Halo by (Dar r it ivcrty H. coLuNs
_ ,tstos. and die n eight years and I.er prediction tares .asri•
1 AR
p
I SIAN TOOTH. PASTE, preparea u'd to a dal'. Whens a h
e was seats_. she was known Inv the
urstfar ttia Mine :NI eion of Dr. EfullThen, Surgeon D_="'ne of t he " 21Yek'ri"u" Mild l 'lit l ' no forttinetells,r
..........as af...• , • • '
DP', for snio t,
I• T ' - 'f i- PLAINIT NO. •-r
In " at '' ...— • —' '' 'l . ' 'l.' , loatint Tbin lady tea ')e
- -eielent of Nlary Ana Hann, I. •la ~rte.L Lararal'Aitiolo
- - G r - il sk ET BO Aliiiii I -c o - 1 - • Psi king Joints,... • [Gar three years
g gist, who foretold tile ttevointe,t,
.thirty
cold by WM. O. JOHNSToN & CO., beibre it came to pass. tlyt Visitors shown te hat Rooms.
alkil7 Para Donors, 67 wool streos„ Consultation Fee, $.1.; Children hidf•prioe. itny2ful/u
Nrivi YOKE., Stptaquix,r '225, 1852
~,) .1
Jo I , PRI N 'l' INO
, Ittr , l4. Freight Mlle,
en,..uhlr4, J.ray Roceipt6
1h1; I leads, Libels,
Kai, n .4vi Itt-cuipri, BIN Lanhht
With t N .1) ()tilt; 11 , , , ciiptik 0 , 1 Jon Pri:Atiug, 4.-xecut , 2rl
with pr raptaend r...na at fair prie,
... ._.
.1. IL ri ELDEs.,
Print•-t^..r d IL I r,
and ,tteof, utar Fourth
\ 31
1,3 500 u ibs. Lt Ulltly Bacon
12 beg, Px7lgel thyt.r ;
75 bush.; 9 Brik.lit Dri-d
yj " Pem:ll,4
t at liu-bolall,l Potatoes;
:200 Mixed
Just rweived cud ihr sale by .lAsl. A FIiTZER.
tnyol Corner Market a ;I Sec; lad .rta.
WEA BLACK FRENCH LACES of
q uality, far niskiug and trimming Man
trom risrrow to extra wide, ts ("erred at
ruy3l UN 77 Matka et.
ECT ft It 7. PR EPAIt AT 0 N fresh
e , ipHy of all oar received and tat sale by
B. L. FralINEdT.,lO., a Co.,
ni 7 ;I No 6j, C'tkrli, WOO,l and Fourth are.
M A I N ANDE t S .kICL,,, I t /P l .. , E au S d S
... G re O ue o h
hi:, in tilt, city. Ale.;, a lull seat, LUIOnt Of I.llllmer Dress
rill 11:1,1 a divot .
IiAN3ON LOVE,
Formerly Love Brothers,
Ni'. 74 Market str,ot.
COVERE C fIiJUP.—An excellent
article for .._,F.111.5. A lerce lot oprn nt
my Ii IIi;EN El:, 77 Market st
- • -
CoM NI I SYRUP STILLINGIA
r•y B. 1. FAIINEsirJEK F CO.,
No. 60, Lure,,: Woad and kluurth !AS.
TINCTURE OELSAMINt .M,--f; dozen for
,„,,. B. t.. FA IiNFSTOCK k CO.,
royLll Corner W.:slang Fourth sts.
EESWA WANTE L). —The highest
rice paid C.lO '-y
B. 1, PiiC,K £ CO.,
Wu. 60, Croip., Wo"dat,.l Fl.lll th ,t;
4 - 11lEAP WALL PAPER.- ilew supply
of now patturbo For side by
frE:,TEßS.—Bordet, noaii circlee lor Ted
ton, • W. MARSHALL A Co.
a.," 1:L?;,).1 FL!) i INTS for salo by
,n 3 :l 7 1'. P. NIA
D l'..til;NS.----Are'lit-ctural and Decorative
Oak. Marblu and
p ny3ll • ~ 1:..1 H ALL a. Co.
K IN DhY WM DS \ ery cheap
•
P. HANSON I i , V I:,
( m orl3 ,
74 ~larke:
STitAW IYItAPPiNG I'. PER.--Crown
Ouvabl, Crov, way
uu Iniud V. b. 11A V EN'i3
M A
I, l'l PER:. -:5 en
lap
t) C A !' sale
H tvi,l% ,
aroi f ibnev .
1.1 •1 4 ~u
•
-V 'V. i; C 1( late-.t ed
• v,;1; i.v Et!IJJI
~L :>U`, i' I
tlr 1:1 ry •1.,-1,711an , s ti
A t
11. - ; it•d and for s
q. 4.
77 • !
11 'Pk' )fl:4(i!ki3fiiiii, .•ft• ' 27.: ill it f-
I (N.. )
W ND CUXI:qISI-IliN
!fix , F'oni
nu 1 NVool, No. 114 t•ocond -trot•t PittrLurgli, Pa,
ED=
.1,,,,,..11 E. EAdur, E-. Lo'.:i
Yost- r. 11r0t , .,
'.',,rnell A. 1... , r5:,y, Italtano
in.,.2‘;••).. ':•4,-,..;• • ~;•, , • • iG,rz,i. & ..q,.rtiu,l'hioi4l.•lli
' , 10..:,t0ct.,... 'i • .'..: i -.. t'... I•;ELLIV-I, 1 4 _, , , , rj I . 5,,,,t,,, A Cc.'
1
G V.. -•,,,1t,,, 47 t.,,, " IV.3livor A: C 4 rati•-ii.
6.. ‘f. & t_, !, ,1. Cit:cini.4, "..c•olio, ; ,, ..',,tug .CC,.. '
A P. FOU IA), ,S, ..r..5., " •iar,.;, iii.i . :lore a. C.,..,
in):Sl:ti
IT1 , 11UP.(111, Slay 2701,
—lloth s!..:—We, thr wide
tr , us itt
nni:os..in,: our t 581.14.111 and r
LrY • r;•.., , •
gar I fer you, 1.04 , t11 a-i a gentleman and actor. tender yin a
C.lll i tar y benefit, to be riven at the Pittsburgh Thea
tre . Monday everting, Mar 31st. having made arrangements
fir that pUrp •se wi h the amiable and oLtiMable 14,3a0r.
.•1 i i nb , r!y, and the unsurpsvised mere Trout, o f
Morria Bretheie, and Trownrelge, to, pm - forming
tedi•; tr ipiug teat it will b • s-cupted in the tipirit it in ten.
duroil, rennin. Yonrs.
B. Brinker,
W. Hunt,
roster,
W. 0. Beluot,
It. Musgrave,
E. Young,
J. Davis,
Wm. Alexander,
N. Kerne,
J. ✓;haw,
WILI. J. Montgomery,
=Eli
MusLr.rave,
A. M'llwaine,
J. M' Laugh i
11. Huller,
W. Brennan.
u. Thutetou.
E. \W. 1.. y u.l,
T. 11.
C. Terry,
LIEILESE
PITTJZU,UH, May 27 t h
( I INTLEMEN:—WItiI uufei ual gratitude I accept the corn
ilinh•atary h, uetit yea have so kin ly [-adored me; the
an, fur, that 1 ,11.1 met liven; I had any claim upon
,ear kind c.,nr.drnition further then au earnest and
honeitt desire, pr to inia't yea:Toad th-• pi:Oilier!
batien i..nr esteem I r hop, ever
r•.tai❑
Assuring y... 1, CI 3liss Run,. rly, wi
sin,' 11.0 klud
1,1.1.-11ted 111, , orl roy ti', jog ii-r
(us II your trisndstiiii ys .
Pel 9.011 ba. fUrglolld,ll, 1 r. main
.) oars, tc.,
dessrs. ' Lewitt, S. I . losesnive, A. M'llwaine, J.
U'l,a - 011111, and 00,11. my 29:2tc11
wurrE St:GARS--
1w barrel' li nuintr ;
" N °rallied do;
1-lstra tine Powdered do;
lo,nt le Refined Granulated do:
receive ,1 and for sal, by
h it & AND Eit3o.N
',No 39 Wood street,
711 s 29 rlet , site the 81 Charles [lots!.
LLS 1 BALLS! BALLSI--A large as-
Fo .t, and Bat Balk, just r,ceived
and 1 sale, 9, .• ;in I retail, at tho India Rubber
28 and ;2.8 ct. Clair street,
J. All. PlilLLl
WINDSOI-1 SILDES.—LioId bordered,
plain and fancy Also, shad, fri naming's, Ac.,
al,.aya oa ha lid ut and for tale cheap by
J. 1 ti.
rny29 2d and :IS St. Clair stre,.t.
ttl_DV3Eit HOSE.—Frora J- inch to
A 1,, Lrs is diamet..r. A large in pply just rrce,vv,l
th< nablier ballot of J. 11. PHILLIPS,
and '2B St. Clair
INDIA 3IN I) LEATHER BELT
IL , Ai L., Lice ixatli..r, brit 11,,,,10+, gt., Just.
t India Raid, .Lc, anti V. St. Clair street,
duy2.'J J. Jg li. PHILLIPS,
BoU T 6 AND SHOE;,,
CHEAP F)II
Nu. Market etroot, docuud juor from Fifth
lIIVE tid A CALL
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!!-
Thenctierngned havlue illSt fitted up his 10E CRRAkf
rutiatable style, w0r,1,1
‘l, , lu avery tact-tu: , nod c
re
tluily ictorni fire.% tht• public goner Illy, flint
luruishes them a CREAM of dity,,,,,at
14 ater, Fresh ak s, hero Drops, Fruits, et t., at
nil t:1111 , 3 Cu !laud, at the C.ottecti,,itary of
FRED. A. MI 1.114:1CH.
t't. Cl 1 , 14. bi t ,• st_ Clair Hotel.
tes,„ Partici:llm . attrutioit paid t.. or lore for Pic-Nice cud
my26:llll—me
W. P. 11-Stir: l P ALL
Si IVcod Atroet
1111121
P Il• 111
-1 (} I
IFEE12=!1111
J. A. Fagan,
NI 'I RIDE
AT JJB. B. BORLAND'S
INSURAIs.ICK
FAItMERS' AND XIECIL\
Flux. AND 51.AN.l:sit. 00111'.1.1_
S. W. GoNNEN ov 1641:,0ND AND WA:.:, 7 ',I'S
VII t LA
A Ksam--$0,30,69 I
FITTSBUM; II OFFICE, No. 1411 W.% it ST I: EI.
Tilt).- J. 1, UN I. r:
The, following 1. t will}Aid nt L
Pittsburgh Agrury fur L 088 e. from J uus, 166 , 3, to A;.,
lierbert .S(X) Utt
Wm. Shiden . 50e 00
Frank Wolff 400 00
M. Bass 190 00
W. W. M'Gregur.... tl (JO
John Heath ib7 90
.1. J. Llouen C 0..... CiU 67
Newnlyer & Gran.— 1,682 72
John l'houipoun 200 00
Hilary Feidtmsch... 20 00
John Watson 2; 00 It. 11.11 & C
J. NI. Hass—. ......... . 10 00 Wm. .'.U'lle,lry
I
Phelps, Carr & t. 0.... 4,600 00 IL Sill &Co
J. L House & C 0...- 61 00 Span:: & G
Jas. Woods, Esq.... 2J 00 satvai. : o on steamer
Win..ll'Cully & C 0... 2,579 17 Arcola $1 it
James Mellinger-- 1,000 00 &dame& M'Clintucli 40 In
W. .51'Cr, Ily & C 0..... 750 00 D.Barnard 64 0)
Tout' ..... $20,17: 5
S
goy ayi N6YL VSNIA,
ChM of .'ittsbargh, ea.
Before rue, au Alderman in and for said city, pert,,e
cute Themes .1. Hunter, Agent of the Verniers aid
ChAtliCi' insurance Company, who bang duly two. n,
corning to law, doth depose and sty that the f0v , .. , ,•.1!
statement is true. THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent
Sworn and subscribed before me, April 7, 18.58.
ap33 LEONARD S. JO LEN% Alder( rift O.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY`
INCuRPORATED BY TEE LEGISLATURE OF
SYLVANIA, 1835.
OFY/CE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNC 7
PHILADELPHIA
MARINE INSURANCE.
,N VE581,1,..5.}
CARGO, To all porta of the world
I,l{Elli
INLAND INSURANCE 2
..,..114,.. v d5, by River, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carl iagee t
all parts of the Union.
FIltE INSURANCES
vu 3lerchandise generally.
Ou Stores, Dwelling 'louses, Ac.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Nevetuber 2, 1867.
Bonds, 3lortgaBes, and Beal Rotate 5101,350 94
Philadelphia City, and other Leaul 137,011 28
`tuck in Banks, Railroad. and Insurauce l
11.2,,8015 CO
i_;,iapttuies
Bids Receivable 220,291 98
Ca.dt on hand . 35,592 5t
EiliAllee in Lauds of Igonte, nethilme ,.
ea Marine l'i,licies recently issned,or 94730 5
other debts duo the Company _ - -.. .„
hnbseriptioe ,N,.,t,.,,
Mart;r,
Joseph C. float,
Edmund A. South,
John C. Davis.
John It. Penrodk
George , U. Lksp,o,
Edward Darlingtu:
I , r. H. Linswn,
WlWan'. C. Ludwig,
lingh Craig,
3pan , .;6l' Mcltvait,
OtiurtoA i<
Brooka,
C [IAN
❑3ru.. e i . LEI UY-1, Secretary.
1 1 11 E UREAT WESTERN
Vire and riiarine Inenranet, Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Wice in Company's Building, So. 40.;
Corner of Fourth Street
AUTII.ItIZED
Capital paid tu
Surpitto, Jouury lot, 1658.
EIRE 'INSURANCE—Limited ur Perpetual.
MAIIIXE INSURANCE, on Veeeele, Cargo and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE by Hirers, Canals, Lakes at
Lahti tarriag,te
DIP.ECITORS:
Charts C. Lathrop, 1423 Wcilunt strect.
William Darling, 1510 tine Strout.
ALexauder W hfilden, Merchant, 18 North Frobt.
ilazlehurst., Attorney and Counsellor.
Jahn C. hunter, firm of Wright, Hunter & Co.
B. Tracy, firm of Tracy & Co., Goldsmith's Hall.
John K. M.,Ourdy, firm of Jones, White & McCurdy
Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie & Zeller.
Jatia.3 B firm of James B. Smith & Co.
Hun. :ieury 11 Fuller, office 227 Eolith Third strt•
John C. Vug•lee. office corner of Sever, th and San.
Weigtit, late Cashier Bauk of !iuga.
tired Tatar office Cairo City property.
J JIIO `1‘..01111, office 226 South This d street.
' Y ' L Brsneli at ,N. Y
6Ere
A t'ecretary and TI usurer.
I:. N. ItICI!..1.11.0SON, A-aistant Secretai
It. %V. POIN Din TEIt, Agent.
,•1 97 Water 6 t - 1.1.C, Pittsburg',
t' 412.1 1 LlSllraileo company
i•1TT8B li RUH.
- 40 6' IPrvurith atreet.
blithiCTOßds
f~~nra. r.~t.: i;aj..o~i
:,tom A: p ' AtlN r. nL•...,:d~
- 21 - eeiclaiit—A. A. CAL,:
Vice Proaident—ltUDY
rotary and Traa,tiror—l.
MONON GAHELA
INSETRANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSB OW it
JAMES A. 1TUT(111. , .• realdout.
t E:M -Yid. ATWOOD, S.:cretary.
OFFICE+-No. QS Water :streets
V. ILL INSURE AGAINST: ALL KIN r WIRE A./
MARINE RISK?
SSET6—M AY lure, laLs
6,t.,c1c, Due Bills, payable on dernanl,c se Ailed by two
ulp:ovedna:uee ..$140.000 00
Prenuum Notes 6,7903 20
Bids Receivable U , U6d 21
115 shares Mechanics' Bank stock, c05t....... 6,165 UO
do Bank of Pittsburgh du do •;750 UU
4-1 do Exchange Bank do du
150 do Citizens' Bauk do du 5,175 00
Balance of Book Accounts . 8,056 30
Sluice Furniture 690 88
Cash 15,853 78
James A. lintchiaon. George A. Berry,
Wm. B. link:nee, Robert Balzell,
William Ron, Thomas S. Clarke,
Wileon Miller, John M'Devltt,
int , 22. Wm. A. Caldwell.
A. A. CARIMIER & 111k1U.,
PITTSBURGH
ciENERAI INSURANCE AGENCY
Capital Iteprenentad, U 3,000,000.
CONIPANIES OF lIIOILEST STANDING, Chartered b
Pennsylvania and other States.
VIRE., MARINE AND LIFE RISKS TAKEN, OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
if o. oa IfOURTH ,
A A A Aal3.tt. PITISBUROII, PA.
. ftle.3o-Iyl
- • -- _
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATE%'r PIPES,
From two to six inch calibre,
VRICES from 12 to 30 Centa per Foot.
ALSO—ROCILESTEB.
PEARL STARCH
Voir Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
HENRI' El. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE DULLS, IN
clia,EsE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FIST
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
. 2 5 WOOD STREW, PITTSBURGH
JAMES IicLAUGHLIN,
MANUFACTURER OF
ALCOHOL,
, liologne Spirits and Fusel - 011,
Nos. 167 and 170 Second Street.
4,10.1 v••
AMUEL FAHNESTOCK
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
)REIGN AND 01 1 1EST1C
HARVWAAE.
74 Wood street, between lltamerao
ahoy cad Fourth street,
TTSBI72.G.R, PA.
TLy.,iut,acriber Is new opening a well selected &sear
n of foreign and do , ..acetic Hardware., all EleW,Eind will b
on cai good terms ea any other honae in title city. H.
r, ill always ket , „,.. on hand a general asaortment us
iIARDWAItw, CUTLERY, CARPENTERS' TOOL' ,
T which he vrpcntfolly invitee tho attentio n o f I- chases
alLia NiTrIZI, V A ITN ('F.
CARTWRIGIEIT Si. YOUNG,
(Successors to Oarttorfght,)
ANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
Av of Pocket and Table C - atlery, Burgic d and Anl Den-
Inatrnmeuts Citing, Plating. Fiahing Tackle, etc., No. 86
Wood street. Theyy give special attention the nrinn'actrii
ag of Truaaeo, Sapportez , , etc. Jobbing and Repairing
ith pnuctnality and deapatch. aplT
ritIESTER'S BOYS' STYLES,
Chefiter'4 B.,yß' Styles,
Criester's Boys' Styles,
Chester's Baia. Sty,
Chester's Boys' Styles,
Chester's Boys' Styles,
Chester's Boys' Styles,
Chester's Boys' Styles,
pre to 60 had uely at GOTHIC) HALL,
.) 20 Corner Wood (street and Dinnwnd alley
F INE AMUSEMENT
AT ANK
HOUR OF` TRU DAY AND ktiIINING, AT THE
SHOOTING GALLERY,
Na 188 Wood street,
BOWN A MILKY
B. kii• I . Co $ 156
Hoe.lif Annul. Co 03
Wm. M.,40t. 7f)
J. Hcwazd
W. Di; wo th, 1,125
12=11
Edw. Eeq... n .l)
C. H. Ptiuletia
Engl,B S P .ct,ard'u
Brevo,r, itiitu Sr, Co
100,000 04
702,786 37
James O. amid,
Theophilnd Paulding,
Tr agnair,
Jr.,
J. P
J00.11:11i P Eyre,
1501111101 Stokes,
Henry Skt.o,
James B. McFarland,
Thomas
Robert Btu lon, Jr.,
John B. Semple, Pittabargb
D. T. M' gun,
J. T. Logan.
MART i N, Proeidon,
P. A. MADEIRA, Ag,ut,
No. 85 Water strut, PittsUn
.$222,200 00
. 55,277 05
C C. LATfIJ•)P, Presidout
W. A hLIN ;, ie,3 Yrceide•.t
i'. Tanner, Goo. W. Smith,
A. ~ 'el ton. A. J. Junes,
o. , pkin.3 Wade Hampton
A. Carrie:, Robert Patrick.
. Li . .10110 d, , John Taggart,
cii'n Vut5i,..,141Ay
a 300,000
ISMISI=I
$237,710 a
DDLECTOIL9
SPECT
PP.R.MAN OFt
COMPLY Lpii KICII i ENT Itiite:
F. Ia PA '1
DRS. C. A!. FITCH AN!) J iv . SYKEN
lIIIMI
PER)I.I.I\ ENT L 1 PlTTsßuituli,
21.1J,1 way 1,.. :.t
Daily, except •-undays, _ .;;
8R0N0111219 and ALL •• l'ti CIOMpLANTs,
complical-d with, or caueing pul , nonu- dir!me, iucluding
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyepepsia, Gast-itis, Female Complaints, 4c.
5R FIT - 2,1i Lt miatl tate that their troatreent
of G nvimption Is based upon the fact that the disease exists
in f/ 4 blood bad sy s , eln Nry , , bo".h Ipfore end during it;
deallopm , --n! ,I? th, lungs, fl:id they tbrrefoto employ 'Mechan
ical, Ely gi,"ffic and Medical ronietlia to purty the blood and
strongtheu the - bp:dem. With thev, t 114, MEDICAL IN
HALATLia , which they value Mghty, but only as Pallia
bra. (having no effects when us , ti d0n...) and Lava
-1 lids are art (snot! mod tr.inst Villitluz, the precious
time of curabiilty on any treatment bas.3:l upon the plaust•
ble, but Mite teea tio:t the "seat ofthv •sa ran be reach , d
In a direct balmier I y I idetla: len," for, 1.4 stated, the
seat of the difease is in the td, ,, I e !Tau only in the
lunge.
6-4?" No tor congultlttrn.
A Bat ot , ii,..ttiuns will io consult
us by lett,. iny:29:diw
U r , DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
65 F., - ..rth street.
Leaposits made with t 1 DauL bet'. it. th. dn.!: day of
nue, will draw kite est ti An that. tint,
my2B:3t. CHAS. A.
MJNONGAIIEL StYINO O,MPANY.
Y /TICE—Thu Stock I , alchfriiftl Asof the ithovo
Institution. o ill remain opal: di:Ort n.. 0 et th
No. 69 Gra:it street. Any percor: calif L f•reerctarv,
will be furnished with a copy of the Char tel . aw,c
riscouot d tys every Mc nd.,y, o tcs ind.•f b 11,:ed before
3 o'clock, P. SI., same day
110.3.ap:
WILLIAM PHILLIP:3, Pr0y.31,-Dt
DIRECTORn:
J. R. 1 , :o
Joshua Rhode.,
James fihi.ll,,,
J kM.b'; •
•UNG MEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.—Tho
Library of this institution having bon re-classified,
the Librarian will be preparod uu and after TIIURSDAY,
the 20th ingt ,to furnish books to ineuute•rs. By order:
MFG: AKY COMMITTEE.
OFFICE MONONGAHELA INSEIItANOI ,- ; CO.,
Pittsburgh, May 21, 175 b.
DIVIDEND.
U s TilE Pite'6l.o:.:ST AND . h',UlOlt3 of the Mon
ongahela 'nal:ammo Company, Mae Cut, day
declared a dividend of TWO 1..)../LLAitS PKI{, RE. to he.
app iod to Cho redact; m of the Solt :•ot ,
my22:2w GEN ;. ere tan .
OFFICE OF
PENIVA INEUEANCE CO., OW PITTSBIJEG „
May lath, 1558. )
THE D1P.ECT.5...11.3 or TlitB isdoMPANY HAVE
this day declared a dividend of FIErEEN PER
GENT. on the Clapihd dtoek paid in, out of tee protita of the
last six mouths. FIVE PER CENT. payable In cash, and
TEN ME GENT. to be applied co a cr • lit on the' notes of
Stockholders. i. ()MEE,
my2l lm :_,ccrotary.
zrb-- THE VEIN TILING "20.111'...) LI V Ea.— iianiuel
B. Roblion, etlyEl
TPI.I April U, 1855
Uaviag ud if 1.:), I Hitter* roc two years past,
in thin community, and having wittiessNl their offtints upon
weak and debilitated conStituttunit, and attn.,: lunch troubled
with " toi bid Liver," I h tie no hicatauey !D saying they
are the thing such petipie sooulo an•
advertir.eineut.
Per e..!a t 7 11.),I
Ittsbur,o
t: _;
J. & T. GROUTT,
1100117th , OF
BRANDIES, GINS, WIN ES, ET
DEALERS 1N
FINE OLD MOB
AND 4l'I'LE
RECTI - FliAtS AN U
Corner of Sullth field ailti Streets,
apIlJ P
S. B. & C. P. IttLARKLE,
PRINTING, JOl3, Atil , A., I.
War<tgaoda *27
GIME
tmugiv. ut mAriwt p.
.Mc1)1 1.
JOHN MOORHEAD hai r01u,;,)
No 71 :, Ni,rkot.
J 0 liEt FZ, it) ,
COMMISSION MI4:RUHAN T.
FOR 7:1.1!. real. o
Plc META.. ID Li) ka
NO. 74 WATER. STREET,
intl9 - PITTS B Li, PA
PITTSBURGH STEEL Vi4ILKS.
MAO JONES JNO. L. -zOYD
JONES, BOYD & CO
ISAIIIISACTLIMO 07
CAST STEEL
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEE,'I,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross end Virzt. Streit%;A.,
jy2s PITTSBURGH,
mOORHEAD & CO..
MANUFACTURER OF
American, Plain & Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
For Roonne i Guttering, Spouting, &o
'' AGENTS FUR WOOD'S PATENT
lIVIITATIOhI RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
Wasehonae, No. 130 le'lrett street,
mr26:ly-is
IM=EI
D. B. ROGE it C'3
ILLNUFACiVicEIt.t. Cy
ROGERS' pyri;N:
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
COltagEF. Roeti AND FILIRT BTr.trTe,
Prri...+?.Ultl3 74.
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE ANL , :RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT!,
Near Wood atreet,
f:C:tr - Always en band, 131ackberry, Cherry, and Cognac
Brandies, Old Monougahola and Itoctitled VrhNity, of the
Irg bbat gb2l.4c.
JAMES A. FETZI:iiI,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
FOR THE BALL 01
lour, Grain, Bacon, Lard s Butter, Seed:, Dried Fruit
and Produce generaiy,
Oorn•r of Market and lelrac streets
PITTBI3IIII6II. If A.
ro—Francle G. Bailey, , WilN.,m Di" '
. Cuthbert h eon, Pittsburgh; irtt, Ifeimhell a
weariugen, S. Brady, Casb. M. a Bank.
Siangle it Co., George W. AI - Orr:Ion, I . lxton x Co
Wheeling. re rel. sheet
FISH! FISI-1!
CONSTANTLY HAND A FULL ...,CPPLY of
WHITE FISH,
SALMON,
air Orders nect)mpanied Ly the CASH, will tuebt prompt
attention
r 11,iv1-?r
Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment.
FOR THE CURE OF ALL KINDS OF
cisaaaes, located at IIAY3VILLE STATION, on tee
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago tteilruad, ton miles
West of the city. For the healthful ..zerciso and amusement
patients, and ctbers friendly to t^o spttm, who may
wish to spend • orne time with us, ur !nye latslr ?sected a
tine GYMNASII3S.I. and BOWLING A 1,1L1,`:
Address Box 1304, Pittsburgh, Pn
1, 111.N.FORIJ a., Phy-ic.
lam
mylM.3lndew-i9 I IL. A - •
10E CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY,
P. SHILDECKER,
No. 29 Diamond Alley, bcttoren Mod unz eh,
11. A S OPENED ills ICE CREAM SA
LOONS for the seasou, mud in to urply
who may call, with PURE ICE CREAM.
He also is constantly supplied —A.KES ~1 " ALL
KINDS aid Coufecticnary of hi ty'll '7l ,enfaetur,, luade
from the best matenals.
FAGILLIES AND I'AiITIES. ,opplitd ,ith Cake, Ice
Cretuns, awl Confectionary of de,yrnitou..
Saloon open at all hLurs —Day end
POINT BOX ?AUTOE.Y.
Have last fitted up in compltge rver, new to O3,dy o 1
latest truproyemeet, (or 1;33 111,111til , tt F, x.•
description. We are pro tired t tudls ,
flee, Bakes suitable for Soap and C - kir.; It y...s Cw
Hardware,Variety Goods, Looking Glass and hctur.. lers mta
etc. Ordans pm:aptly filled. layittlra
=BM
YFYti,
A. M. Pollock,
Philip it,) Luca.,
A. S. 1 , . wholson
,Secret , try
tu37' ,4 •1,, , 5 7
IME=I
', , 1 1'
c. 01; L Lc.; ;L.
PITTSBU' i tan, -eA
QEMaI
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY
I'ITTSBURGE, PA
PICKEREL,
MACKEREL
HERRING,
HENRY li. COLLINS,
35 WiKiD STREW