it Periling 411. est.
JAMES P. BARB, Editor and Proprietor.
P!TTSBL9RCH
EDNESDAV MORNING
DEn OCEANIC STATE NOM I N A.TION S..'
roR surnewr. JuDGr.,
I rl P., Li AM A. PORTER.
OF PHILADELPHIA
Pon CANAL COUNISSIONSR,
WESTLEY FROST,
OF FAYETTH COUNTY
Apologetic
The machinery of our Power Press has
been somewhat disarranged for a Wet 4: or
two past, which has rendered it impossible
for.us to supply all our mail subseribe.rs and
those residing in the suburbs of Kw city.
with their papers as promptly as usual. We
hope a day 'or two will relieve us from this
annoyance, and meantime we must beg the
indulgence of our subscribers.
THE RtCPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The nominating Convention of the Black
Republicans assembles to-day at 10 o'clock-
The candidates are all as busy as bees, and
some of them are getting " very mad" as they
see their chances for preferment gradually
lading away. Sonic very confident ones, who
soy they have a "sure thing," will have long
faces before night. For two or three days,
the excitement has been waxing hotter and
hotter, and toylay we shall not be surprise , i
if some of the patriots boil over—those that
succeed., with joy, and thi_ise that do not,
r..ge. Before sunset several people will be
stlaiding on the e, rnrr. complaining that
they have In -n a‘vlully cheated. -
the seeupd edui,n of the P•xt, whieh will h e
issued at ti:ree afterneun, we shall
give the p roc eedin,2.:s of the Convention up to
that hour, and the political fever rises to
fever heat, we may issue a third edition. St
look out for the afterurffin
THE 5,1 E RBUN II
We publish on the first page of this morn
ing's paper t , ie ent' re programme of the Saen
gerhund Festival, which is to take place in
this city next weeV.
Our German f el 'ow citizens certainly take
the lead of all other's in the matter of ration
al amusements. Their Turner Festivals,
their Singing Sdc'eties and Festivals, and
their other natior.al assoeiationni for the pu
pose of amusement and whnlesome pleasure,
might well be imitated by all classes. un
the:occasion of gatherings like that which is
to take place in Pittsburgh next week, the
German pont/1;1,6,m devote their Undivided
attention to the entertainmept of themselves
and their guests. As a nation, the Germans
possess a high degree c,l musical taste, whien
they cultivate t,, a degree of rare ex'cellenee.
Mussic is to every German a source of unal
loyed enjoyment, and the Faderland fur
nishes the world with a larger number of
profes-donal musicians than all other nati , ,n ,
put together. This taste for music exerci- ,, s
a. w holes,,me and humanizing influedee up ,, n
them as a people ,'lass of our citizens is
as caroful, indo-lriousJind prosper6us, as the
Germans. Unohtrusively and qui( tly they
attend to their own business, and rarely intei—
'fere with that of others. They are generally
intelligent and well informed, and make good
citizens. Crime is rare among them, and
the vices of drunkenness, gambling, &e., are
not met with except in rare instances. Their
national beverage, the Lager Beer, lurid. hes
a wholesome substitute for the stimulus of
ardent spirits, and among themselves the use
of it is never so deleterious to health or mor
als, as the "native whisky" is to its votaries.
Pennsylvania is largely indebted to her in-
dustrious and thrifty German population for
much of her solid wealth. They are a pros
perous and most valuable element of our
On the occasion of this Singing Festival
next week, we shall probably have an oppor
tunity of witnessing the largest gathering of
German intelligence and musical talent, which
has: ever taken place in our city. Large
numbers of Singing Associations, from all
parts o f the country, have announced their
determination to attend, and thousands of
visitors will be present to enjoy the festivities
ofrthis musical gala.
In Greece, the strongest man, the swiftest
runner, and the most skilful in the arts of
war, bore away the prizes awarded to suocess :
in the English and Scottish Border tianics,
the skillful archer, the strongest wrestlerand
he, who was speediest of foot, won the laurels.
The prizes here to he contended for eail for
the exercise of a more refined talent, and in
dicate a wore cultivated taste. It is the vota
ries of Apride, not of Mars or Hercules, who
are here to contest the meed of excellence,
and the skilled vocal and instrumental per
formers will celebrate in glorious paeans the
Arts of Peace and not of War. We refer
our readers to the first page of this day's pa
per, for full particulars of the Musical Festi
val. The translation, there given, of Julius
Otto's celebrated Musical Tableau, descrip
tive of the life of the Fisherman, has been
made at the request of the Committee of Ar
rangements, I,y Mueller, Esq., =a mem—
ber of the Pittsburgh Bar for many years,
vile of the editorial eorp.: city, and a
gentleman of classical education and culti
vated taste. lie has labored as far as possi
-_hle to preserve the peculiar force as well ttiS
metre of the original , iri whicli be has most
happily succeeded.
Importah Dectgloes
The United States Supreme Court have
made a very important decision relative to
taxes. They decide that as to the (invert'
ment. parts with its title to lands only, %%hen
the patent issues, that public lands are not
therefore taxable by States or Territories until
the actual issue of the patent. This is a de
decision of vast importance to Western set•
tiers, and all they have to do to avoid the pay
ment of taxes is to let tree patent lie in the
othoP, or, if necessary, get a friend to contest
it, so as to delay the issue as long as he may
desire to s.void taxes
Unantmouz Against lg..
The proposition whieh was broached in the
Louisiana Legislature, to introduce African
coolies into that State, has been denounced
by nearly all the journals in the State. It
was the absurd holx, that the Louisianians
were actually landing cargoes of Africans for
their plantations, which induced the British
cruis ,. .rs to ov,rhaul every American vessel
now in the Gull. After swallowin g the
giahoax, a genuine John Bull can swallow
any American absurdity, especially if it re
flects upon the character and standing of the
people and their institutions.
Pittsburgh Bonds
A thousand dollar bond, issued to the Char
tiers Valley Railroad Company, bearing six
per cent. interest, was sold in Philadelphia,
on Monday, for $5OO.
—Did you ever Bee the umbrella t‘gain, which
you lent for "only ten minutee?"
DEATH OF A NAVAL eorrimononz.
Commodore Thomas Ap Catesbv :Jones, of 01 ' N''''"): 7° ' --1- `
the United States Navy, died on Sunday night A gr'''"' :Lty • Ileu Cw.i,plre to force
upon too U ytuts suiect of
last at his residence in Georgetown, D. C.
oi*ir it. (,),„; of tha test duties
As his name indioatds, Commodore Jones was of the ~:to •- prittectl.:n to The
nt
Welsh descent. Ile was a native of Vir. o ' l ' p; '' , 20t1013. is (he very
presence f re.Aire r immedi
peel".; • •:: •11 tae d it be
ginia and was born in the year 1.7 K).
entered the Navy as a midshipman in the *he duty • ; 1.1',2t:Cl peripi
year 1.8113, and received his commission as il'Jtn a:":n toltow- I; its
cuty 111, 4 0 Li/ b uvepaied ; 1 , t,,A. thew In
a Captain in 1829. Ho Was first brought
dui, to pii,tect H,:-
prominently into public notice in the year I grant il(tr itnpoet,a (31(i0 the de: v, '•in time it
1814, at the time when the British naval ex- peace to 1.10 pi, pared f,,r
Wn ; ,ore that the _iidtrat.iim are
pedition against New Orleans entered Lake II deeply
sensnae of ttos duty oi
Borgne. Commodore Jones, then a Lieuten- and of the pros irtsuffichmoy ef iia prepari , —
ant, had command :of a division of five gun tions for the contingency of tifil”. At the open
boats, carrying ,ind IS3 men. The lug of I J r ie t P r i o! "' n! 'ef ,- - thi
et l u of Congress, an iP-
British force that he was appointed to inter" t S “ ct s ecretari t es P, P‘ ' ‘ r l t
, wastue
and urged
r e o b n
cept, consisted of 10 or 50 barges or boats .re tiiie,d by toe Ihelso recommends
I built for this special duty, carrying 42 guns werc trade with ref.ireucc tl the getters.
the ii,ioner, !lad not to 'llly
and six or eight hundred men. After a gal
are riteigeucy I.7:: , iteed, however, or th fiv•
lout resistance, thb little American floatilla :•cau,:nts:t regin..r ditCC6 usiced for by the
was compelled to surrender, Lieut. ones D, p.s.ituient, three regiment of Kiiititin have been
grirrAed by Cony:reds ; d, msteau reu email
having been early: disabled by a shot. His tti
°env,* steam enryettes asked fur by tle
induct in the affair was universally cour Navy Dctiartment, 0, 1 1,-±ve oat Cougress
vended. That the victory was dearly bought etlll to a state of sel tte iacunatze. , cv •r half
)3* the British is' proved by the filet Aluat doze!: sloops. L., ~u[rages
u l
:•7. our commerce in (ft(' :10 . !1',7( Cd . Florida ebil
[heir loss, as officially reported, was 94—more Cuba, toe Secretary of in , . Niivy, with commend
than half the number of Americans engaged, able pl'011IpITIC(.!( sod (.:1-'rgy, h - te ordered "
the dlsposabie roma forco .if the country into the
and . by American witnesses of the affair, the
irite , va! r," priyect r vessi.ls
loss is even said to have been 31)0 or 100.
5.,. t the h.g;i frow oe:aeher
In 1812 Commodere Jones had command of ii.--ndition tie t'•• • i . uy artier n,
the Pacific squadron, •and under a false im- ":n;" i "
'Ol :7;i - a ciqi-tou
pression surrounded the Governor of Monterey t:iin ir.c ,:,rise C0.11d!r , : , :-, the
to surrender, which tie did on the 211th of lug insnropertion n tnrise waters
October of that year. resp.2w7,dy f the protective p.m! aggressiv
Ti„ n ext day, Commodore Jones discovered
that he had been entirely mistaken in the infor
mation which lie received that a war existed
aril that contemplated a cession of ter
ritory ta Great Britian
JUNE 2, 1858
A, soon as the news of the affair reached
Washington, tic Was recalled and has not
Leen engaged in active service, though
he again had command of the Pacific squad
ron in 1: , -1S. For this indiscreet hut well
meant seizure of Monterey, in a time of peace,
Commodore Jones was suspended from ler
vice for a time, and in 1855 was placed upon
the Reserved List by the Naval Board. No
one ever doubted his valor or his skill as an
officer, and be was highly esteemed by his
brethren in the service. He has resided in
Georgetown since iris retirement.
—Those who 13.,,ve any kiwi faeilitics fur
fortuing an idea about the wealth of Willhimft
Astor, estimate that ii 6mcunts to $.10,000,01)1)
~v zi.50,000,00U. It i- in;).stly to real
11,2 lives plainly, bdt still is not niggardly lie
has five chtl•lren, three sons and two daughters.
The , wo daughters married rich, as also did the
The youngest son is mentally weak.
Air. r himself is tio:w in Pali , . He and his
u divide their tlu e in living la),..twee . this
ittu r; fUlj Earn e
—A statement. [Liu , just nlad: 3 that W O 0111
V..- Itwenty tw , yto , the Blpti9tB the
Stale. have maue cle:tr 6,565
4,"_'l mini,ttqq, ;in.) •Y,J;4,630 mymb,r,,
PT. ip0 , d.g..40 of 335 churches, 192.
and 27 521 members.
low It! 1 , n he hsnge. ou the 1' h f
,CT,rl.lll.q' btßy of pr-cee,l
- '4 view
tr)d.' .'aiber. Of court this 18 hut
f.r )t , nlug Ica i ff A.ltorz,tll-r.
Thy E;.. -0;4;1 C.)nv,ntlon Afinne ,
tj{,•—yr.y Z:sL t I,:j•Atrucd
, Ithe,nt .:Bishop, r.=.dical kl.fft‘cen,e
~t .T) -• r • bel'WeCTl Ole, a:-
or:Ca.r.Dr.rirr, _A:a:r Clark, r.!: I ent 9
v:e,i ed. Th 2 (3 ;0117.
cul,. I ,f ‘ll.litolir
The pliblie attention is now being drawn
to this olistrnotion t 6 the navigation of the
Mississippi rivet, iu such a manner :is, we
trust, will speedily secure an abatement
the nuisance
The Senate Committee of Conference have
reported in favor of removing the bridge as
en obstruction to the navigation of the Mis
sissippi river. In the House, the Committee
.)f Conference have presented a report, thro'
Mr. Wa,hburne; of Galena. The Committee
were instructed by the following resolution
That the Cummitee co Copmerce be
instructed to inquire if the railroad badge acr,,es
tho. Mississippi et Rook Island, Illinois, is a serious
obstruction to the navigati , n of said river, and if
to report to this Housa what action, if any, is paces•
nary on the ,• art of the Government, to cause said
obstruction to be romoved.
The Committee, in their report, state that
" they cannot doubt but that the bridge, as
at present constructed, is a material and dan
gerous obstruction to the navigation of the
Mississippi river, but they believe that the
Courts have full and ample power to remedy
any evil that may exist in that regard. At
present they are disinclined to recommend
any action by Congress in the premises : but
whether, at some future time, it may not he
expedient to direct the proper law officers of
the Covernment to proceed against the bridge,
t this Committee will not now un rtako to de-
Cnliilal Ptintslintent Restored In WIN-
We observe that both branches of the Leg
islature of Wisconsin have passed a bill fur
the re-establishment of capital punishment
for the crime of murder in the first degree.
We are not surprised at this movement, and
that the peopleare very much excited. The
Ropublican Governor, Senators and Repro
:-,ntatives have lately been found guilty of
r ,bbing the State of a million of dollars in•
passing . a railrbad bill. It is about time to
begin to talk of ropes, fur Van Diemen's
Land would be too good for a majority of
these fellows.
VAlt.lo US TII iGS.
-In, St .ut, tur Eiur,itter
Twig;=.sv•i
Ler
The Rack Island Bridge.
termine."
conain
Onieers of tlae Pennsylvania. state Medi-
cal Society
At the se-, on in Lancrveter, held thiH wucit,
the f veer,! cbuseu officers, ctc,
Gar the r.l!ow , nz po•
ningham, Beaver
Vh l P O(vr,UttlettScer;
0 . L p e cs ) ; \C m. Nlca-gomery;
W. H. Guakle, Cuesier.
CorreBpouthfig Secret?—Joe. Uursou, Phil;
Recording S4cretm.i. , : , •— Henry if Irtsbr„ ai :
Philadelphia; Jt.hn K Raub. Lancaster.
Tre,a.urer—it;. P. '.11,11:11,13, Philadelphia.
Censers—.Firat and Second Districts—A. j.
Bare, Lauctisttr e. uuty; P. 0. 13,.rt0i-,t, li.rk ;
Win. D. Hartman, Chester; Hiram C.u.ton
Niontgoznery; Chas. Martin, Lebanon; Horace
Ladd, Carbon j3ratou Biuhardsuu, Susquehan
na; Wm. 111Thybnry, Philadelohio
Third and Fourth Districts—Wm. R. Findley,
Biair ; J. B. Luden, Huntingdon ; C.J. Hir'st,
Blair; Thos. Woods, Lycoming; Jus. Bendersqu
Nliedi , ); James Galbraith, Perry.
Fifth and Sixth Districts , —J. Wishart, Wa,h
jag:on counv : G. W. Allison, Beaver; D. Ler
ura, Lawrence ;1. P. Gazzam, Allegheny ; JJhu.
Lefllr.ll, Cambria.
Delegates to ;the American Medical Associa
t-Th —P. CassidDy, Lancaster; W. W. Townsend,
t,eeter ; P. G. Bertolet, Berks; S. Cunningham,
Braver ; John ,Schrock, Montgomery ; D. S.
il4yes, Blair ; La Roche, Philadelphia ;L. A.
Smith, SuNuAarina; J. E. Singer, Perry ; Her
act Ladd, Carbon.
Committee on'Publication—A. L Kennedy, W.
B. Atkinson, and C. Percy La Roche, of Phila-:
delphia.
Delegates to 'Reform National Pharmi—J.
Aug Eider, ' Lancaster; Wilmer Worthingtsm,
Chester ; W. IL Findley Blair.
j From thy IVaßilinqton
o;4.1 Aincric , ", Fleece 1,. the Gulf
M=l
of $.... , ...4...1. 011.1.+. i Name. of veigyel, (Jung.
, tai,n- Geier do 40 1 StPatner Artie 2
5ti.......r Fult , . n
5 i Sloop Stivannnr 24
si e.ett:tr NV ab.,,tl 40 ;Sleep Jamestown q 4
Ste,tuier Weitur Witeu . 2 Brig Dolphin 4
'10:;.1. Lumber .1 guh6
:s; Nr-.6,.1. vo,etd.
Avmanche IS ludu,s 7S
J,,,s.eur, swam g. boat. 1
Japer, steam gun boat I
Leopard, ste , .rner. 18
Sliipjack, steam g. boat 2
bt...mer
Tartar, steamer "1
17 1 Tenor, mttawor
721
16
B: siliax, steamer 6
Buzzard, steatuer 6
C.lutuberl.tud 70
Dera. , taLi,n, .termer... 6
Forward, st,aua g. bout.. 2
ateaLll , 2l'
Tutu!
A tlat i
The condition of our coact defence is more un
promising non r von onr nav rl set vice. The up
eratlons of our apivat Utah have
required everr. f trtificatiou on our Atlantic se:i.-
boti.r.l t i nc rlenude i„:* troops; cud riot one of
our tutu hot , been tort to sufficient force to man
it Fun:. rr Tesa> Mateo iin. total )111111 -
11e'r c.t army torcea now guar Lug cur extensive
rib or-ti T, ,H- .iii put)
no pror . rty depornied to rheum, nr leas than eight
huudrr.d men bc , lides three troops, to protect
the pioneers of our vast vieetern domain along,
ten • t.f frontier pu , ,, in guard
the Rr .t linos ,f out!, emig,r;r,ion whim,
Irene:J . ,te our HAI IneW . t! cuutineni from a hundred
tribe- of 11 1:11t1 to reduc
the rebellion of ten '..h , usam.l Mormons itt Ural!
w e hrve a force of lan then-4..n coon- :ud
men.
The etfc , ctiv , . force f our navy is no g,e,tter
thtr, twenty years ago; tat, in
r, 11. r Illy I Ltuu:, has peen cnlj
tv n: f ft n giniente. yet, while
thb .lofeuces the n,itt , ,n have remaiu.ii thus
t'ati,liary, lie great i , ,,terr4;s have been I.ll3glllii
ed in.:led;bly. We apptn , i a cumparative aate
raPta of the iee ling interests of the country for
the yen , 1 1556, resp4;etiveiy, es ex titbit ,
ed by authentic statistics:
1.111tn , 1 1.•(. , , , F. 1,4 1h56.
vPopuimi cl 17,1169,453 27,41104100
Tifilutige , ouni,eki 2.136,761 4.071,862
Tuyortu• t q 1 ,,, ‘J.:th. ' 1 1117,141.019 $314,639 942
'Exp,rtaii ,n 9, v,,112e 1:12,0,,,.1411 320,964,90 n
Cott6-1 , r , p, 1,1.1,-3 2,177,7:15 3,527,845
I.M.nal tt449, N. Y. St ac... 8"1.77.),7.17 X 2,748.212
1 F:b:g'uL, varrie , l " I._, 1,417,046 4,1160°2
ii,:l.lkS' ,ye, :r..1.e,i. ........... 2,1117 21,t6,9
7 ,1 " ,. - 1 - 000 . 111111 $737,415 Owl
-
irk _ I l
liar, 6: cai,i*fly $200. ,, 0 01)01, $:543,874,2;.!
T.7rritorl 1,7h5.i6i) Otifi
xl.,nt of se•th.,ar , i, 3,1;011
NEW STATES ADSIrTTLID INTO TIIE
r
Flond
I .
N\ e(
GAME.rXiC
M,. 1 , 45
Der!. 2:4. , IS4
L4c.. 1-It3
9 15,A)
May 12, 18
In fall view of thin imuieuse auguieutat',ll cr
all the gt eaiiuterests of a country, of a
_formi
daoic rebellion in the far an,i of j uHu iil t ,
cur oJaltil) 01. Jai t great naval pcwer,prov„k
ed t e titnti.:u.iveuems of our little navy,aral
the known want of •tuthority in our Execunvt; to
ratien' tte.m by pro pt and effective In... , asur,J of
redress—we th!nc . country will hardly be
CODr , :,t 7flth theLbjei- regiments of
t:,.t . , i)cps, which its legiOators, in the
p. mnu l an ,,... 3f tneir generosity have voted to
the .:Atuluistr-ition
AN AFFECTIONATE Hil..iliAND.-1 - Inrle,n of
Greenville, Conn ,lost htstnird wife one year ago.
About a week since he wont to the cemetery, dug
open the grave, opened the coffin and took out—
what a set of filse teeth, Joe the sake of the gold
plate 1 Hyde cJafesse=, aLd justifies himself.
lie is ahaut fifty e4rs of rige, a house carpenter
by trAe, d.tahl-• cic..urostauces as to pro
:o..2mber of Christian church It
ie eurret.tly.,ported that he tried to get the
Meth dead in his 110:19e before the
fut.:Tot, hut rigid muscles would not r2.laz.
The wo..,eu Gr , ,.-nville wish to tar and feather
him.
Me ViLLETTE, of La Sale, (Mich.) was purled
mornieg Cathuho huryint
ground She was 112 years of age at the time of
her death, and h,.0 lived in this region the brt
ter ltr , of a century, Her husband—the third
or Lurth one—is still living, aged some 90 or "70
years. It is laid that she made her will iu the
Latter part of last century, and what is moat sin
gular, ehc has outlived all the persons to wont
she had hequeathed her property. She was a
wc:nah, and very active for one of her
ag., —Monroe Commercial.
THE man whose better half told him oefore
their marriage that she wa worth $20,000, wheu
she was worth $200,000, as he found out after
marriage, has forgiven her for the falsohoou oho
told him.
—When are writers like cattle? When they
are abooluiely driven L.: the pen.
EtrAlroati AcCitiraL-.A. Mau Killed
ZeziwviLLE, Juno I.—The eastward bound
express on the C. W. and Z. Railroad ran into a wa
g, n Vi'!tiell was crossing the track at Circleville, kill
ing a man and seriously injuring his wife. Both
horses were killed.
The Traveling Community
A remedy such as BERIIAVE'S HOLLAND
BITTERS cannot be coo highly recommetiaed. Tu
the traveling community, especially, it is certainly
an invaluable remedy; having ditto or nu exercise,
constantly exposed, and subject to the effects of a
change of climate and water, they reqnire some
pleasant medicine of this kind to regulate the
bowels.
te.ret -- - . 1 t e..10_ ivr L'an-have's liolianer:
Sold at id per bottle, or six bottles fOr $6,
by the Joie Propnetore, Be!jelniu Page, Jr., &
No. S 7 Wood titl'e.t.i.-etwoien &Toad I.yeetr,
and Druggia:..; rter.ortu:y.
W HAT. OR 14111C11 IS THE BEST, VEB.IIIIHIGE
Ott \SURI I.)l , l6TitroY ER ?—ls a question daily and hourly
a..sked by parcntri ~uxiotiq for the health of their children.
All v. %“ ere at ,iti ,e-quaintel with the article, will immedi
ately amiwer, D R. 311...A.A E'S CELEBRATED VEIII}IIFUG 11,
Prepared by .F - L.lf DitAlS, Pittsburgh, Pa. It has never
Ue. u kau.vu 1,1.,, Ito WI, of the safest remedies that
can A !need ot on-o lately handed us the follow
ing ritatenit.rA :u 1 - L•i•-I.lu,- tti Vernlialge:
:—.A y,alug lady of ray acquaintance trod ben
for a I , SO time Very much troubled with worms. I advised
her to try Celebrated Vermifuge, prepared by
Flr•raiug, bros., of Pittsburgh. P. :ibe accordingly
,par-
chased and toot: one vial. which caused her to discharge au
unusual large quantity of worms. he was intreediatefy re
lieved of all tee dreadful symptoms accumpanyiag this dis
ease, and tepidly recuver , d her usual health. The young
lady does not wish her unme motioned; her residence,
holvecor, is 320 Fifth street, and she refers to Mrs. flardie,
No. 3 Manhattan pith,.
purchasers win he careful t oak for Dl'. !!Pl.attia:
CELEBRATED VERMIFIIGE, rnanufactared by FIA:MTNG
BRO. of Pittsburgh, Pa. All otbor Verunfugos to cam
parison aro worthless. Dr. APLane's genuine Vermifuge
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had et all re
epeotable drug storen. 117onsgessesine without the signature of
royalwdscir fLBEISEN BROS.
:59 268
237,5u1
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,424
155,41.)0
166,025
111,798
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,I. 1 I.
Mr. Mild , Jrl, fret,: the C.iouiltz..e on Foreigi. Af
u 144 aath the Eleeutive to
employ tc..•t the rights of our
(I , llsene frhru out rage t re; natione, hr.iting
L.,pectal re'..orttnee Cet.tral A.*.nericti and
Soutti
America. This is the I/1;i recently reported L . Mr.
Douglas, with slight alter:l:ion by the contmittre.
Messrs. Masan, Gtt in 14 Cal tornit, and I.louttrh
of Texas, argued the iwpor;tmce of
non, so ac to ehtst., the concurrence of the itou. 0
aujourriuu-nt
Mr. Seward bit pre6,3eki his strong ilt.,apprtLation
the measure. lie WAR unwilling to tuvulvo the
country in a war with all the nations of km .tt •
south of cur e•.ec.
Mc. Slidell, et Louisiana, introduced o
moot, (11VhOTIZit14 thO PrChltiClV, in cer:au ,
Fuspehd the Ntutraltr,
An attempt mite the hi,l the - , peel.
T,urrow no n was voted hy 27 n, .j
eo .cell;;nuou Appr...i,rt:,tvon bill "•r__ t....rther
ESE=
_ .
Mr. Seward moved an amendment, that tee
krill in lianas shall not be offered at public :mkt
tintit the expiration of one year from :no first of
November next. Negatived—'yeas 'l7, nays 34.
Yeas—Mesers. Broderick, Cameron, Chandler, Dixon,
Durfee, Fessondez, Foster, Hamlin, Harlan. Ken
nody, Rice, Seward, Sin:alone, Stuart, frutabull,
Wade, and Wilson-17. Nays—Messrs. Allen, Ben
jamin, Bigler, Bright, Brown, Clay, Clingunin, Crit
tenden, Davis, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green, Owin, Ham
mond, Bayne, Houston, Hunter. Iverson, J Amami of
A.kaneae, .3ohnson of Tennessee, Jones, Mallory,
Pearce, Polk, Pugh, Reed, Sebastian, Slidell, Tliomp•
of New Jersey, Toombs, Wright and Yulae--34.
The Appropriation bill was &bated at great long h
by the friends of internal improvements, especially
100 Northwestern Senators, who introduced meend
meet after amendment for appropriatious to lake and
river harbors. Nothing was accomp ished; and at
f o'clock the Senate tows recess till six o'clock.
On remsseuabling, the debate was resumed.
Mr. Seward, of New York, made a powerful rppea'.
for Western interests.
The proposition under consideration was to appro
priate $5.1,000 for the imp•ovement of the St. Clair
Flats. It was lost by a tle vote—yeas 20, nays 20.
Mr. Pugh, of Ohio, moved en amendment virtually
t engraft the whole ri.-er and harbor hill as an addi
tional section t ) his bill, and asking an appropriation
for the harbors of Milwaukee, Sheboygan,
St. Josephs . , Monroe, St. Cirtr Flats, Cleveland, Hu
rond, Orand River, Ashtabuis , , Lanenburg, Buffalo,
Crennesee, Sudar's Bay, Oiwzgv, Burlington, and a
few others, and over $llO,OOO for the Red River raft.
Mr. Jones, of lowa, asked an additional ii:i0,000
for Desamir3es and Rock River Rapids, which was
At—yeas 17, nays 30.
Mr. Pugh's amendment w than voted on and re
jected—yeas 23, nays 20.
Mr. Pugh moved to strike out all the applopria
tions for life-boats and's-hie-saving stations on the
Atlantic coast, with the view, as ho said, of ascer
taining whether the Northwestern States are to have
justice, or to ha treated as mere mmquered provinces.
Mr. Seward declared that he could not sop!)• rt any
such proposal, and the Senate voted it down—yeas
17, nays 31.
Mr. Polk, of Missouri, moved to reduce the apprc ,
priation for a coa.st, survey from $250,000 to $150,000.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE&
Mr. Morrill spoke of a great wrong having been
done in the sale of The reservation. A frank and
honorable man, placed in the positioa of Secretary of
War, when he found that he made a blunder and a
mistake in the appointment of agents or superin
tendents, would have frankly admitted the fact and
corrected it; but instead of that there watt no: only
a remarkable peretitem aad studied effort to justify
wrong, but au attempt to persuade us he Wile HO,
in doiiberate cooceamient uf the prelimineriel, pre
ceding the sale. No corpse i , the Catacomb: was
more cl rely tucked up to ti that transaction No
one could worm out of ye Secretary what was going
on. Mr. Merv... the testimony, condemn.
ing the New Toidi and Virginia cca.binatim,
rgu
iog that the property was sold for leas thou its
atid insisting that the I.l , maa would place the <^al of
disapprobation on the who.e manner by whirt the
sale was rsE:,:ted.
Mr. Faulkner oxpreesed hie disapprobation the
:one, temper and spirit of the report of the
of the Committer, in which tots transaction w, ; pro
tented to the e iuniry in a light wholly different fcitin
what the testimony iVllrranted. As a report, I , i had
no hesitation in .i.,a . ying that it wee more chastu.or
iced be pariz in ter.r.ini, than: any document t —•1,•
t, re made in C , •agce, , , , :pc oh ut the guru . ,
from Vermont (Mr. Murrill) was :narked by the i_u.
pit:t Can spirit. The document was lose am:
curate in its Aatemetits of :71., Cl'llklloi3. The
tnittee omitted to do ]act c- to tic 3 Secretary
to tt.rs only virtual hi_ti p re
quired to aacerta,n whet:sec an, ; s corruption existed
1 - t high plat e 3 nt :it, iVVeI [1:1101.. : M.A./ , t
citing the 06eriticr to punishment. Not .i. iv otti or
s . J Liable in the testimony ',Juno:l,ly affectit ti..,
official character and purity of tho ~f
War, and this fact ahau d nave be-art cheertu;' 2 . art.
nuanced to ,114 -I H..ota. tie _ti :wed that th • Fort
Satiating reservattst, aan Ustir . t r pur
tt uois tho Govercuicnt.. The Leg,slative
and the Constitutional C011.,11:1,1
erittor,ed the tinverliminit t.. sot; it. t tie larol ans.
mantled a hinter prtcs any nom.
inene em, Ju t of the tioverr.muct. except a l~ttl pl.
within the corporate i1t1311.6 . Coinago.
Mr. Morrie, of Idinois, urolorstt.cii that the 1 1 )
Jett's Point investigwting Committee would report
to.morrow, and as twat subject and ta, were tam'
what connected, they thowd be conodered together.
the same parties wils purchased the Fort Snelling
reserve ion, only it tee' de.. It., r:ho
ernmer.t the V, tiled t Point properly.
Mr. Florence acid that Mr. Moire knew more
that: he dul,il tho wllO it., report to -tu ' -row.
Mr Morris %pitied that cc was so informed 'u; the
Chairman of the Cuattnittee.
Mr. Hawue, of .Nla..s.ichrssetts,ra
ports and-evidence, he had c.,mo Cue oun&uolott to
support the condemnatory resolutions of the majori
ty. The sale of Fort Snelling, for the price, t cer
coin persona, and, at the time, was the consuls:km ,tion
ts: a schema laid in the pest administration, and car
ried out in the present, under the u; es of the Secre
tar; of War, in such a manner that blindness to it
was a grievous official fraud. He did not care what
the property brought; the House bad to do with the
secret solo, and the special favorites who take
rich slices of the public domain to their heart's con
tent at any price.
Mr. Bishop, of Connecticut, said that this move
meet was set on foot for the purpose of gratifying a
spirit of public dishonesty which seeks to establish
its own purity and perfection by heaping disgrace
upon those entitled to the highest confidence and
respect. The whole report of the Committee, from
beginning ti ertae--its statements, arguments, ae
,mdeptions and conclusions—hears unmistakable evi
dence of a deep-laid party scheme against see of
the chief officsrs of the Government, whom he be
lieved to 1. , 0 as honest a man as was ever honored
with the position of Secretary of War. Ho con.
tended that Secretary Floyd's course was in accor
dance with law, and, therefore, no: void, as the Cum.
mittee assert. The Secretary was bound to dispose cf
Fort Snelling, it being no longer necessary for mili
tary purposes.
Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, refuted the defence
made by the gentleman from Connecticut. He re
garded the Secretary of War as a second Jackson
only in being governed by his own whim ant ca
price, against toe advice of Genera .s Scott, Jessup
and others. The Secretary hid be t,, oil
any military reservation unless properly ascertained
to be useless for i,efensive purposes; otherwise he is
subject to impeachment. He has vioiated the low of
Congress and trampled down the rights of the pto
ple, udder the sanction of the President.
Mr. Phelps, of Missouri, replied, saying that the
law gives the Secretary auth.mity to dispose of reser
vations by private or public , tor it sometimes
occurs that better prices are obtained by the former
than by the latter mode, and the case in point show e d
that a portion of the Fen Snelling property was pre.
viously sold at public sale fur a dold.r and a quarter
per acre. With this example, it was a wise policy
that the Secretary pursued the course for which he is
now arraigned.
Mr. Cavanaugh, of Minnesota, defended the Sale
of Fort Snelling, which the Republicans made use of
as a cats-paw to pluck their political chesnuts out of
the ashes.
Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, would not say that the Sec
rotary was guilty of an overt act, but that be was
surrounded by such associations as to throw suspi
cions over the transaction. There was a fraudulent
combination between the agent of the Government
and the purchasers of the reservation.
Mr. Burnett, of Kentucky, said that when the Re
publicans charged fraud, they ought to remember
that history shows that all the frauds and eorrup.
tions of public men are found on that side. He de
fended the course of the Secretary.
From INaalkington
WASHINGTON CITY, Juno I.—Letters from Arizo
nia to Lieut. _Mowry, the delegate fro o the Territory,
state that itsis prol;dble teat Peschieva, Governor ut
Sonora, will declare that State independent in tho
event of the success of the Zuloaga government, or
of Santa Anna's return to Mexico. The news con
firms the p - evious stateuteuts regarding the corres
pondence between l'echieva and parties in *le
United States. ?•rizonia contindes much disturbed
by Indian depredatdons, murders and robberies, arm
there being no courts of law, violence remains un
checked The intelligen.ie from the silver mines is
highly encouraging, fresh discoveries having been
made. Tuezen was nearly deserted, by the neople
going to the new placer geld diggings at Canoda del
Ora, forty miles dlstant. The emigration from Cali
fornia was en the increase, and a press was about
being brought from San Fr ncisclo for the establish
meat of a newspaper at Tuezon. The public were
anxious y waiting for tae °Tr:at.:LOA territorial gov
ernment.
The Secretary of War has iv.dieated his intention
of sending troops to Arizona, as soon as there are
any at his disposal.
Mr. Burlingame's report, which has been unani
mously concurred in by the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, is accompanied by J. resolution requesting
the President to obtain redress on account of the
conduct of the French government re'ative to the
American bark Adriatic. The report also recom
mends a revision of the laws in reference to colli
sions at sea, and an arrangement by which damages
determinedcan be iin Bach eases.
Battle betwaen the SiGUM and Cblippewap
CHICAGO, June I.—The St. Paul papers of Satur
day contain an account of a fight between u band of
fifty Sioux, encamped near Shaitoper, and two bun
dad Chippewae. The battle resulted in favor cf the
Sioux. Four of the Chippewa; were killed and six
dangerously wounded. Two of the Sioux ivero killed
and tivelvo woutolcd.
ADVEH,TS.KnLiM
THIRD ARRIVAL.
CEO. R. WHITE
No, 59 Market Street,
WILL OPEN ON
m.)NDAY, fl 1 3H1 loM.
A tkl , St. anti C.)ll3l)lCte
t4; I I[ T MLNIER GOOD
UM=
'6l LK P.:43 cv. Tv i• y,
BAREGE RORK& ethd
L C :I'..VRIC,L,
MOUSELI NES LE Ft,' E.
ORGANDIES,
JACONETS,
CELLNTL.IiS, Ac.
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KIN DS,
110 USEKEEPTNG, A LARGE ASSOR T.4IEN
They have also :,Rid particular ath a i,m h, their ah,ch
MOURNIN:,C COODS,
tht,y think ‘vill r,,a,parn Ala: that of any
itlicr in this ciiy. v ty ui oveu
df.scriptiou ~1
Embroideries, English and French Lace Goods,
,p: which they Hull ,;;.it ; artirula
I..a[ 4 2,2w , 1
A BI AU '1 U EilH
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved
TO TEEM G n. - ! ,- . ATEST AGE-
And who that is ;,ray would not !Mt', it 1,,:0r0d tU
former color, or Laic!, but wenkr hove the growth 11.:Jturi.,1,
or troubled with .I.,driol h .t. hove II
tr,..1 i.L ten 1111, a did, h. r mho..
eruptione, ;Alf wouid iv• cum ,
(tletirNlgitt ) hot v,U111•1 I ••'yard 't wol olv. r•-..ova
pimples 11.10 the I ddo . P.M!'
rative will do till this, s v yeti C., wing:
ANN A ithm, I voidvr ~ 1856.
Pit Rood—Dy-ir :
the wonderful effecis of your littir eiciiitorative, but havb t i
been no offer, cheated by quack. ry and quack 110!TrIltu
hair dyes, &c., I wino disposed td pence Your lteatoitativo
the same cafe-gory with the the u.i.and and one loudly trum
peted quack remedies, until I runt you is t iiwrence roust
some month, s l ime, when yen al3SlWini, ne
ILAIDC,II the , trial of your liestoritriim ill my :..roily—first
my good wife, whose hair Mei beta me very thin and eu
tirely white, and lief re me of y o ur lard , boo
tie., her bah - van t, hmred nearly t original oo
brown color, and had thickened and bee ,nllO 1,11:.1111 an
glossy upon, and imticely user the bead; the cntittuueo to
use it, not situp') because of its tiemiifylim effects upon
the hair, but because ct its healthful infloruco aeon the
head and mind. tnhors of my family and triends are
your dtatorative, with the happie,t effects; therefore, my
skepticism and double in referent, to its character and
vidun are enttrel', removed; and .1 can and do Inubt cor
dially anti confidentially reerminend its use by all \rim
would have their hair ren..red from w he or gray ( 1 y
aim of sickness or ago.) to .•rigi•lul c for and beauty, Lod by
all young persona woo would have their hair beautiful am!
Very truly ami gratefully yours.
5...)1,01V0N
ROOD: It wts C. . •: g time after 1 nay: you
befoco I gut In, 1.. tw ul Itenter.ltiVo for whit
yun gate nie uu on.l• r up o. : , nd ~ tte
I got iL we coneinded to tt,
sinciit tent i•oWer. Lf. ;inn ali )011
in,, it would d.); and r.tii..l4 fan....; and fi'lelltin
having . tvit!e-tAni Ito of-. ts.:l.le n ne timing te.!oMnlit.l
ilny its Ilre IL) otl.et as co t;t;
yen claim fir It.
rrt.poctit;:;:,. ac. , l ; 111,, •,;.I , s,
oJL,~I~I':
I tdAvo usv.d J. -
i;9 wond,rllll v •'- rii • .
th.)ught., p-atnaturvi) : h , - '
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t. N. '1 • •.;)
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g.t OU:•2E,l,k_a.P AN() Tlf I I
TUti... Ai rslT.N. thoi Ell:- 1-.*DA
A!'•1:! - ' NOON, Juno 2d, at 2 t.'co..ck, ai:l sold tb.
Connootclal Solo:t tto nt,o, N. 51 7 tth t. crtanti , ;
Fiou:ottok: hntl ill'n Pornitur. , , o
Cta,k ;.,tor es, wi!h Bt,akid.nt a •1 Card L.
rr.ra u !:a t ; F,-,1!:••7 nud Z'tr,Nr B
.blantol i L ck.A,Cl,l‘ll - 4. L.,,w Ilurr;:ua
Kilchcu T , 0 ,1 Clots a,ad
$750 FL, h,ql,;e,
P 1 t ;'.II /:/..uu t . ,./1 ,
in the boron;; is / /1 :lnirl/ A/0 I,r, I,llSe C/•11Z,ILli 1, ur
ro. - nini and a c.diar. Tic t )110 1 ,d 7i Lost by 1.0-
on an ally, 1,1 tow. grapo yawl : frllj,
tr,va, ete. Wlll ne /it the at:/•)Ve kW pries, as the
i 9 rumoring Vitiet. & ,
61 Market sl r,
BROWN'S ESSENtiE OF JAMA.IC,A
GINIGEtt.-5 /144 eiVW: thia dcv and sal,
etieclp at .1 0 S T.EM I t , .:;
jaS, Corner Diamond and :day list it.
D RFUMERI .—Lubin':, Ezzin's,
Wright's, (31,iin'o and flarrdion's Eit.'se`a iii th ,
handkorchn , f, c , ..distantly hand at
FLEMING'& . ,
jC2 C .fluor Dialll,l , : and Nitltk,`t Et.
C N E K.' ,S PULMOis.;IO SY ELT P --A
largo supply of this f`X.celltlllt comedy for , ougha and
colds just rucairk•ti I.l', \I S;t; ,
Ceram Diomon,l anfi tlur l:.•t it.
W M. W. la NI d T
‘ViII , LIALE AND RETA,L
FIRST PURR HMI RIDE
STIOCK JIANUFACToIIY,
606 ARCH STREET,
x?HI,.AD
!4erl.Uo Impl Cotton t, and Draw..r4, Lr
vats, Scath e :aandk,rr'll-fi, ice, lirv.s.an4
:Shirts, Wrappors, and Dress Lii•elo ti)
nretuent, and warranted to giro sat' sfactiou. Jel..lpl
E. P. IM iIE➢IIBa.ETO Ct 0 ,
IMPORTERS OF
'O/VINES, BRANDIES, &C,,
ALio DeALEI-.r
FINE' OLD WRiIt , , , IRYS,
NO. 5, NORTLI FRONT STREET,
j•1:1yd PHILADELPHIA
P 1:117 & CO.,
Commission and Foi icardind Merchants,
WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS,
ND SHIPPING AGENTS of Illinois
Central Raarnaii. Mark. 00,,,is in aa
C,6.!, to our Cant,
GENTS' SHOES A.: - ; D GAITERS,
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No. 17 FIFTH ST
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VORSETS CORSETS I 1
ECLIANIC,
EAiLROAD,
BREAKFAST,
EMBROIDERED,
_
With a fall assortm ,, pt of
INti AND SHORT FRENCH CORSETS,
In Colored and Whit, for , 431. , oduc2,l prica3 at
J.. 1 SOS. is 011. ti WS, 77 Market n:
SY-1113P5.-
luJ blirrrid U , i(ll', 33 I lip ;
I . L;,na." Firm: tiaalay Sjrup;
Junt recired rind for dole r y
M ILLEti RICH ETSON.
Nei. 2'21 1.1n,1 2 - .23 Lit , erty
_ _
DESlGNS.—Arcl:ic?,etural and Decorative
for d,,ign, p.untila.;ll . ..ll:..slarble. and
b) ,rny3ll W. I'. - I ARSUALL a Co.
RUBBER AND LEATHER
Leatl,r, Belt Hooka, Juot
the India !lubber Lb pot. 26 'IS St Clair atroat,
my t.;9
.; 4 11. P1111,:.IPS,
SUNDRIES.—
, i.),,ch, U. CAAJIIIIy Banco
•
I'3 kegs Pagkel Fin:t,r ,
75 bushels Bri,..lit Dried Apples.
25 " " " Peaches
100 bushels Rod P. , tatoee.;
200 " abused
Just received end for ~ale by JAN. A. IeSTZER,
fuy3l.
___Corner Market, a .1 Second dia.
-- -
WIDE BI.,ACH", FRENCH LACES of
superior Ttility, for making and trimming Ikkan.tt I
11., from narrow to extra wide, received at
royal Ur ,RN;.'S. 77 ;l- r 7, t .3t.
171LECTRIC - PR.EPARATIOSS.—A. fresh
supply of all kiwis lusr received and tor sale by
B. L. 11A13NEBTOOu k 00.,
No da, Corner Wood and fourth ara.
1 maral
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CHEAP.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A -7 0 MECHANICS, AGRICCILTiiitAI.
IM
PLE,ENT MANUFACTURERS, AND °TILES'S.—
The subscriber offers for sale all those largeand convenient
buildings situated at Latrobe, Weettnereland county. Pat,
forty miles oa,t of Pi , tsburgli, on the main Hue of the Penn
ey 'verde Railroad, known as the Pennsylvania Car Works,
consisting of a three story Back Machine Shop, 60x80 feet,
Foundry 40250 feet, Frame Car house 100)60, ditto 6C , x30
feet, Smith Shop, Engine and Boller house, with a full set
of machinery suitable for Car Building or the manufacture
of Agricultural Implements. The whole will be sold to
got her with a considerable stock o - iron and lumber on fa
vorable terms, only a small amount of cash be'ng required.
These works being in the midst 01 a section of country
where iron and lumber of excellent quality are abundant,
and labor and provisions cheap, afford an unusual oppor
tanity to practical men to engage in business under moat
favorable circumstances. Eor terms and other information
apply to 0. W. BARNES,
jet".:lmecd Latrobe, Pa.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
—The partnership heretofore existing between the
uuderuizned at the Pennsylvania Oar Works, Latrobe,
, Westuur eland county, Pa, under the firm of W. H. Barnes
di Co , has been die' ‘,olved by mutual consent. O.W. Barnes
Is authorized to use the name of the firm in settlement.
EV ERY DESCRIPTION of Dress Good:
:nhav,l4, Mantles, Mourning Goods, White Goods, Hi > .
,c AlPo a large end vary creep stock of Domes!tic
o;da. 0. HANSON LOVE,
•
0 RANGES.-200 boxes Mountain Frui ,
receiving this day and for sale by
RSYMER & ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood street,
12 Opposite the St. Charles Motet,
Fr?, CORONELL—Tha undersigned otfers himself es ,-;
candidate before die next Democratic Convention for
tio• ..ftice ~.f C..ro ut-r, end asks the support of the De
mocracy bjel i LENOT RIW.
____
CIGARS I CIGARS I—l have received this
‘'ay a large lot of gennineiniported Davana cigars, of
t ~ d -ufl v,ll known Seneca" brand Thom wishing a
b. rigare should call and examine my stock before
arch .41n; ni.,owher, JOS. FLEMING,
Coiner Diamond and Market at.
CAF{ lERS' AND MECHANICS'
AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPA
CURNE.R uF StILUND AND WALNUT ST/ISCTS,
PHI LADE LPHIA
Aasyra—ssBo,693.
PIr.fSBURGII OFFICE, No. 90 WATER STREET.
Taos J. LIUNTER,Acer
The following list will show the amount paid at 0'
Pittsburgh Agency for losses from Jane, 1.856, to Apr
I'Bsn:
barber!. t,50dn1.......j 500 00
Woo. ayiden 500 00
Frahk. Wolff 400 00
M. 11u9s 196 00
W. W 8 00
John Ileath 117 50
J. J. 11 ,u9e & 330 67
NOWIII,r & rail—. 1,682 72
John 'lh uepeun 200 00
Fleury Feidhusch... 20 00
John Watson 22 00
J. M. 1.1103 S 10 00
Phelps, Carr & 00
J. 1. Homo & C 0...... 61 00
Jas. Woods, Esq.... 29 00
Wm. M'Ctilly & to.. 2,579 17
Jamie Mellinger-- 1,000 00
& C 0..... 750 00
Total
Z+TATE OF PENNtIYLFANLI,
City of c:tbAmrgli, es.
B:-ti re me, ea Alderman
caran Tlione+s J. limiter, Ag
lusurancs Company
cueing to law, doth deposi
,iatement is true
eubicribed bolo
Av.:3
DELAW A_RE MUTUAL
SAFETV INSURANCE CaMPANV
INCJKPOItATED IsY THE LEGISLATURE OF I Ste*
SYLVANIA, 1835
0 FP] CE., S. E. CORNER THIRD AIVD WALIn2 .5
PIIILADELPHIA.
NiARINE INSURANCE.
ESSELS.}
cAittio, To all parts of the world
t'ILEIGHT,
INLAND LNSURANOES
Jll C;oods, by River, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages
al parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
Uu Merchandise generally.
Ou Stores, Dwelling Rouses, /to.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
November 2, 1157.
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real Estate $101,350 94
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 137,011 25
Sleek in Banks, liadroads and Insurance 1 12,50 B ou
Companies
Bills Receivable 220,291 to
~,,,11 on hand... 38,894 de
Balance to hands of Agents, Pre:alum;
oo Marius Policies recently issned,oh 92,731) C.
other debts due the Company l
Subscription Notes _ .._ _ __
, I 1:;.:C; T OR B.
Janina O. Liana,
: Theoplailus Paulding.
James Trarmair
William yre, o' Jr.,
J. P Penision,
Joshua P. ICyre,
Samuel E 6to.ke:!,
1 Henry Slcan,
James B. McFarland,
i Thomas C. tiand,
1 Hobert Burton, Jr.,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
I). T. M ,sn, .4
J. T. Logan, .
WM. MARTIN, President.
dent.
4 ry.
Jc.ltell li. tietsl,
Peartku.,
LiilOrgc U. L,ipc,r,
;)6i;k
Li.. 211 , n,
111. riff
nigh
rucliva!❑
!!hark,
~? J~a~:~s H: uv}r~,
.L~,. ~. . I'. .b ~~nv.
kietth, ',tea Pi
LYLHup.x, E—eretiv
(Pill: UREAT WESTERN
Fire and rdarine Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA
Cltee en Company's Building, No. 403 Ufalnn
Corner of Fourth Street
A Uni: RI 'GED CAPITAL_.
Capital paid in ..... . .....
.in - plus, .1 anury Ist, ISSB
$277,674
issult NOE—Limited or Perpetual.
MARINE INSURANCE, on Vessels, Cargo and Freight,
I. LAM) INSURANCE by Rivers, Canals, Lakes sod
Laud Carriages
niasoreas:
Cli,:rlec C. Lathrop, 1123 Walnut street.
Wiliam Darling, 1610 rine street.
Lexonder Whilldea, Merchant, 18 North Front.
Inane liazlehurst, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright, Hunter & Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy b. Co., Goldsmith's Hall.
John R. McCurdy, firm of Jones, White & McCurdy
'Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie & Zeller.
James B. Smith, firm of James B. Smith & Co.
lion. Henry M. Puller, office 227 South Third sire , L.
John C. Vogdea, office corner of Seventh and Suns,
James Weight, late Cashier Bank of 'hogs.
ifred Talor office Cairo City Property.
Jona J. Slocum, office 226 South Third street.
C. C. LATHROP, President.
W. b&ItLINO, Vice President
LEWIS GREGORY }
,
' Branch Office, 8 Wall st.
Second Vice Prts't,
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
H. K. RICHARDSON, Assistant Secretary.
It. W. POINDEXTER, Agent.
97 Water street, Pittsburgh
'6_ , 9. , .aspivania insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
No. 63 Fourth street,
DIRECTORBI
P.:. ter
=MEM
!. 4i rit run
.0
r,proul,
ix:lTC:used Cis.pirnd 9300,000
Ciic AND MARINE TAR.EN, cs aI deezriptiou
FrosideLc—A. A. CAll.l.il,'lt.
Vice President—RODY
Secret - Ars and Treasurer—l. ~ !t. •• '• i_
MONONGAHELA
NS URANC E COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGIL
JAMES A. HUTCHL , N crealdent.
rr..NRY
M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
OFFICE—No. 98 Wat.ev street./
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINI't YIRE AN
MARINE
ASSETS—MAY 20113, 1856
Stock, Hue Bills, payable on demand, sn-.ured by two
approved names 4140.000 00
Premium Notes ~ 47,003 29
Silly Receivablo 9,460 21
115 shares Mechanics' Bank stock, c0at......,6,185 00
50 do Bank of Pittsburgh do do 2,750 00
40 do Exchange Bank do do ..... 2,050 00
190 do Citizens' Bank do do • 5,176 00
Balance of Book Accounts. 8,056 39
office Furniture 690 98
Cash 1, 15,853 78
James A. Hutchison. George A. Berry,
Wm. B. Holmes, Robert Dalzell,
William Ilea, Thomas S. Clarke,
Wilson Miller, John M'Devitt,
mv22 Wm. A. Caldwell.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
PITTSBURGH
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Capital Represented, 1103,000,000.
00!..t.PA.N1ES OF HIGHEST STANDING, Chartered b;
Pennsylvania an 4 other States.
vTRE, MARINE AND LIFErRISKS TAKEN, OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
rdo. Oli FOURTH STREDLIT,
A 1. PITTSBURGE, Pa
are`..:l•ll. I
--fde.3o-Iyl
TERRA
TTA OR STONE
WATER, PIPES ,
From two to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot.
ALSO-ROCHESTER
PEARL STARCH
c,r Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
IENRY EL COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
t7,OIvImISSION NIERCHARIT,
Fyn WEIOLL4AI3II DIAIIII
11 SE A BUTTER, SEEDS, FISB
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
`:u. 25 WOOD STREET, PITTSBMIGH. 1J
JAMES 111cLAUGHILIEN,
MANUFACTURER OF
ALCOHOL,
Cologne Spirits and Fusel 011,
Noe. 167 and 170 Second Street.
vbki.:4l.4
moomootaomoalMv6WM. 1491
_ •
WM. LIENRY BARNES,
0. W. BARNES.
Formerly Love Brothers,
No. 74 Market street:
B. Hill .fc............$ 156
Hoch'r .Ilannf. C 0..... 53 J
M ape , ' i 5 0,
J. Liewaid & C0.......2,500 9 )
W. Dihrol th, 1,1'25 0
J. M. Irwin, E5q...... 855 0
Edw. Spence, Esq...
0. H. Pau15en......... 85'.
English 1.7. It lchard'n 190 .1
Brewer Hind & Co.. O
&LUC& C
Win. M'Headry...... 9
H. Sill & Co
Spamz & C0............0
Salvage on steamer
Arcola 7 1 11
Adatn.k M!Oiintock 49 (A
D.Ba 'nun] 64 (IL
$.20,107 St
in and f.,,r acid city, personal;
sent of the Farmers and Ma•
y, who b +Mg duly sworn, Fc•
-e and say that the forogolat
THOS. 3. HUNTER, Agent,
,ro mo, April 7, 1858.
°NASD d. JOEINS, Aiderlll9 Et.
100,000 OC
702,785 a
A. MADEIRA, Agent,
95 Water street, Pitt3bn •gb
, 600,000
4222,300
.55,277 05
J. P. Tanner, Goo. W. Smith,
C. A. Colton. A. J. Jones,
Jae. Li. Hopkins, Wad. Hampton
A. A. Carrier, Robert Patrick_
J. .d.. J0n0.,, John Taggart,
Nictea Voeglitly,
$M7,710 55
DIIIZOTORS
SPECIAL - N'C'T
P `s PP .
00141PLYIiiti N'llll I.IIF. tRI 14,U r o h' aux.
DREDS OF THEIR PATIENTB,
DRS. C. H. FITCH AND J. W. SYKES,
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
Awl way be consulted et their °lnce,
No. 191. Penn at.recst,
OPL'cidITE. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except ‘,.undays, !.'r ' A. , • ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS end ALL 'THE : COMPLANTS,
complicated with, or causing pulmonary disol.sc, including
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Comp/clines, ttc.
TJE9 fITOII k SYEES wont./ aut., that their treatment
of Ccnlamption is band upon the fact that the disease exists
in tl c oLocl and sy eeza at large, both I, , fore and during its
dcreoprnmt in the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechan
ical, Ikgienic and Mettles' remedies to purify the blcsocland
•tirengt hen the aystznr. With these, they use MEDICAL IN.
LIALATIoNS, which they value Itighly, but only as Italia
trees, (haying no atratioe ejects when used atone,) and Intro,-
'
lids are ee.r:n•stly cautioned n:.-iiinet tvaetin,4 the procloue
time of curability on any treatment beeed upon the planet.
ble, but false idea that the "seat of the di3etiae can bo reached
in a, oireet manner by Inhalation," for, ea:before stated, the
seat of the diieeze is in the btoo , t aml only in the
lunge.
Ae-• No euargo for ,
A lie t of qtwatiu4s Will t t)&).i.o , A _ titling to c0r161,11
A bp lett, It •24
IJULLA.b. BANK,
No. 65 Fourth street.
Lespoaits' made with this Bank I,,f,re the 'first (lay of
June, will draw inte.est trent that d R (s
my23:3t C
Trt,:‘surer.
- -
lus MONUNGAL , iIf, INC( FUND t.)IIIPA.NY.
NOTICE—The
.0 hooks of tho abovo
Institution, till remain dpan [into at the office,
No. 69 Orant street. Any pera)u the Secr.ettlty,
will ha furnished with a copy of till Chat t lo n.I By-Laws.
viscount ilsys eve;y-Atnday, acted TIM P t, otnrell before
3 o'clock, P. at , same day
WILLIA.SI PIIiLLIPS Preeidunt
DiasoToze:
J. It. Weidin,
Joshua lihodus,
James Stddlo,
my ZT:lm
11.7 YUCINCi `ALEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.—Tho
Library of this blititution having been re-classified,
the Librarian will bo prepared on and after TIIIIRSDAY;
the 10tb inst ,to furnish bt)ok.3 to member]. Ry order.
my 18 LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
_
OFFICE MONONOAHELA INSURANCE CO., }
Pittsburgh, May 21, 1858.
DIVIDEND.
11 v -Y THE PRESIDENT AND IdittiV3R. of the Mon
ongahela Insurance Compaq, of Oil tAiurgh, have this day
declared a dividend of TWO DDLLAIIS I'ER SHARE, to bo
app ied to the reduction of the Stoll Notes.
my22:2w HENRY M. ATWOOD, S”cretari.
OFFICE OF
PENN'A LNSUBANGiI CO., +IF PLLTSBUROFJ,
-Slay 18th , 1858.
fl. TUE DIRECTORS'fIiLS CaIIPANY EIAVE
this day declared a dividend of FIFTEEN 'EIt
()ENT. on the Capital Stock paid iu, out of the profits of the
last six months. FIVE PEE CENT. payable in ca&li, and
TEN PER CENT. to be applied as aCr i t on the notes or
Stockholders. L OILIER SPROUL,
my2l:lm Secretary.
41Qr - THE VERY TILING FOR LlVRA.—Samuel
B. Robison, says:—
MUHISSISBORO, Tenn , April 9, 1855.
Having sold Ifoofland's German Bitter; for two years past,
In this community, and having wittmeled their effects upon
weak and debilitated coz,nstitutioes, and there much troubled
with " torbid Liver," I have no hesitancy In haying they
are the thing such people should use.
Zhee advertisement.
Vor sale by FL.10.3111X6 'MICb. soil
Pittsburgh
BUiJkjN ...:., ! x iJ a. ~_
J. & GROUTT,
• IHUOF.TZII:I /
BRANDIES, GINB, WiNES, ETC.,
DEeis YS IN
FINE OLD MO: ON , ; t A. 'LYE L'e.Aoll
AND Also,
ItECTIFIERS AN D I)!zITILLE.I.I.S,
Corner of Smlt3tlleld out! !`. , rooi strezts,
upl4] PITT6I'W.-tlll,
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
PR)NTINO, JOB, A'NJ ALL 11. - : 213 F JtAPPING
--- 74.- RL
Warehouse, No. •A"ouei Sireet,
P.l
bough i, iourket
03 ,1k 11..
JOHN MO ORH EAD ba rerruive i co
No. 7-1 Markot
JOIA N
COMMISSIONiViEh6I-IAN T,
I=l
PIG METAL ANFI LILCOMti4
M. 74 WATER r3TREET, 1u mARKET,
mrl9 PITTSBURGLI, PA
PITTSBURGLI STIITEL
ISAAC JONEos J1;0. h. BOYD
JONES, BOYD & CO.
LIU mr;.lG-!:,11.11.:.1
C AST Sl` -2
SPRING, PLOW
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corr Rolm and Plrir.t. Strccta,
PITTSBURGH, PA
MOORHEAD & CO.,
MANUFACTURER OF
American, Plain & Corrugated,
GALVANIZED hH EET IRON,
For lloaling, Guttering, Spouting, two.
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
Warehouse, No. 136 First street,
mr26:ly-is PITTSBURGH, PA.
eA.ic JONH,
D. . ROGERS s FL ti) „
kt-iliIIFACIVCI:211?, C T
.:SOGER' IMPROVED PATENi
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETii,
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREY.23,
2.l.T'rellUß3/1,
WILLIAM CLA.I/TON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR Al E C H A'N T ,
NO. 31 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood street,
Aliat^ Always on hand, blackberry, Cht.rty, and Cognta,
Brandlea, Old Monongahela anj itectitt,•,l ‘Vltla s aly, of the
vollt pc:intr.
- -
JAMES A. .VETZre.P.,
Forwarding and Conimissioia
WOE TM% 6 AI/ OP
lour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Scadß, Dried Fruit
and Produce generally,
Corner of Illarket and First streets.
PPPfBBTI tIGH, PA.
Rita ro—Hrancis G. Baitsy, William Dilworth,
. Cuthbert tc Son, Pittsburgh; Boyd 3; Ott,
wearingen, S. Brady, Owl.. Bank. List & Howell,
Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson, Dont° Paxton & Co.
WhstUnsr. ruvOlantf
FISH!
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF
WHITE FIER,
SALMON,
MiIIINo ,
.tom -Orders accompanied by the CASH, will meet prompt
attention
t❑yld:tiyl—
Pittsburgh Water Cure. Establishment.
FOR THE CURE Ok' ALL KINDS OF
ieeasta, lied at LIAYri VILLE STATION, on the
liittaburgh, Fort Wayne sad Chicago ki...ilrusd, ten miles
West of the city. For the healthful exercise and amusement.
iif patients, and others friendly t. 7' , e sistern, who may
wieh to spend • ome time with or., V.O I)Witi I,tely erected a
tine GrAINASIUM. and BOWLEG
Address Box 13i14, Pittsburgh, Pa
J. Iltiltl:'oP.D. ' 'D I
" Physicians
mylo:3indtvr-lei a FBEAS4„ N. D.
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY,
P. SHILD ECKE R 9
•
No. 2 Diamond Alley, between Wood . fit. and the Diamond,
HAS OPENED TITS ICE CREAM SA
LOONS for the season, and is prepared 1:4, supply all
who may call, with PURE ICI.' CREAM, of ail flavor'.
He also ls constantly supplied wits ALL
KINDS and Confectionary or his
from the best materials.
BAAItiITS AND PAP:ILES sappll,..l ,with Cakes, ICI,
Creams, and Confectionary of all descriptians
Saloon op at all hunrs—Thie aud Sste_eintr : [ . 9- 1 115:1n1
POINT BOY FACTORY. —
41-
1it1:311. 4 . d GtTENDORP
Have lust fitted up in comploto order, now machinery of the
latest improvement, for t he rirannfoccuro of Boxee of 0v ,.. 7
description. it a are pro: erred to make to order at short no.
tice, Boles emitable for i3oep and Candles,T .
2 •"=-. 1, 14 11:...xes 10/
Hardware, Variety Goods, Looking Gland and t'lcturci Frames
eto. Was saula/Pgi 1/11011 * luSiabik
_,_ ,_ ...... w. .. _ ~ _..
A. M. Pollock,
Philip Roymer,
A. 2. Nithulaon.
'8 8.
Secretary and Treasurer
J. 1:1/YEDE.
zn:y7:2wating
'N:. ,:icOULLOUCI
AND A. B. STEEL
TSBURGLI, PA
FISH!
PICKEItEI,
MACKEREL
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Z 5 WOOD STREIT.