Pittsburgh morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1855-1859, October 08, 1858, Image 2
. , ' sy• • . tet Utornitiff JAMES P. BASE, Editor and Proprietor PITTSSURCX : FRIDAY hfORNING DEMOCSATIC STATE NOMINATIONS TOE EitiPRIMII JUDGE, WILLIAM A. PORTER, Y)P PHILADELPI3IA YOB CANAL CONNISSIONNE, WESTLEY FROST, 02 FAYETTE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET 003GRISS, EXIST DIVIRICT .A.....!D8E1V BURKE, City. CONGRZFEI—=ID DISTRICT JOHN BIR3MGHAR, Ohio. 'Etrun.: PAMIIEL McKEE, Birmingham ASMIBLT : THOMAS DONNELLT, CAr;i,r.., pinup H. STEVENSoN, JOIIN M. IRWIN, City.', ROBERT MORROW, 11,04,. AUGUSTUS lIABTJE, Alleghtaly BARNES FORD, Upper St. Clair FSOTEONCY/ABY ALEXANDER BLACK, Sewickley COIOSISSIDICKEL : THOMAS PALSY, Allegheny OORUNTA : WILLIAM ALEXANDER City •uDtioa: JOIIN MURRAY, South Pittsburgh, Mites t. P. OP THE POOR JOIIN BC.TLG, indittua.! A Card--•To th• Public Mr. alitor - -On my wily beck from Butler Isst Tue,,lsy I was handed s report of &r. nog. Willi ons' speech, deli. • ered at Bakerstown the night bef,r, On rendinw, it, I t,..c.0d aim cg many other groin adirevre,entatione about m-, th following elegant extract:— " McKnight /fed when he E I.ver rode oa a 'free ;,z;' I was astonished at this strung expretslom especially as I had never said anything the kind; not deeming it my business, whether he had or not. But considering it a c lenge to draw me out on fly , matter, though not a very c•iari. :eons one, I addressed a note to Mr. Thomson, Preside!, L of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and have Jost received the fol lowing reply : "OFFICE PRNN'A RAILROAD COMPANY, Philadelphia, October 1, ISS , DEAR SIR IN ANt , AVIIIt. TO VOIR FAVOR OP THE 29in ULT , 1 WILL STATE THAT MR. TIDEocs: LIAIIS HAS RIDDEN UPON Tll PN:NN'A PAILROAD MORE TIAN ONCE, UPON A'' PEER Vcure, Very It.f.st,tlr.lly, .1 EDGAR. 11.1011:-.O To ROBLE: MCKNIGHT, ES.:42Ja In order `'to cirlica•e the truth of Illgtlll - 3 I,t ta:i_r, I aubmitted V, a candid world ^ Octoher 4th, 18c8 TBJ DEIIOCRATIO COUNTY COMMIT! ic.?: uF COARESPOVDENCI: have. appointo4 th.+ting.g held aa follows : SATURDAY, 9th Gctober,2 o'clock, p at Taril..CH in Indiana to.-nehip. SAME DAY,: &duct, P. at John io i. EVENING (14 . SAME DAY, 7 o'Lluc::, at Stzwartatowu. MONDAY EVENING, 111 i ectobo.i, 7 o'clo.1:, a. nOirC, in McKeesport. paters ullt be in attendance. D. D. BRUCE. Chairmau of Df•M city Committee of Coor,t—dele DE.M(.IO.ItA TIC NATIIILALIZATION C .)3.!!_.11•17 JOHN Met/LOWEY, JOHN TAY LOit, SAMUEL CaO24t:RON, DANIEL FICH.EISON, JAS. C. CUMMINS, CHAS. W. LEVi IS. Either el whom c_u to couulted daily, at th.-ir Eat, lacet of Utt THE VIGILANCR COMNIITTEE I DIF FERENT PRECINTS. composing tit , - Tai-i.ty-t•tr,t and Twsnty•Second Cou;rt sdonal Districts, will be sumo with the regular and nnly grill:11116 Dmuocratic Tislist, at the aloe of the Morning Pcs.t. c Ittsburgh. JOHN P Chairman. See First Page. DEMOCRATIC TICKETS; The regular Detwieratie tickets 1,1- the Twenty-First and Twenty-Second Congres sional districts, aro now ready and may be obtained at the office of the Morning Post, corner of Wood and Fifth Streets. OUR. WiStEKLY The Weekly Pott may he had to-day at our counting room in wrappers ready for mailing. It contains all the foreign, domestic, commercial, local, and political news of the day. In clubs of five, our mammoth weekly costs but one dollar per year to each sub scriber. THE STATE TICKET Our Democratic exchanges from all quaro ters of the State, speak in the Moir eMiOur aging terms of the prospects of our candi dates on the State Ticket. They are unex ceptionable men in all respects, and will command the vote of every real Democrat in Pennsylvania. AT WORK The Democrats are at work with a will to insure the success of our ticket, Meetings well attended are held in different parts of the county, and the enthusiasm is irwreas ing every day. In the Twenty Second District the work goes bravely on. The true hearted Democrats of the District will vote to a man for Capt. Birmingham, and net for the Know Nothing despiser of Democrats—Williams. The Des mocracy of the district will be true to them selves and to their party. IN the Twenty-Second District no man, who is a Democrat, can consistently vote for Thom as Williams, a Know Nothing and a Black Republican, with such a Democrat in the field as Capt. John Birmingham. The can didate who refuses to vote for Capt. Birming ham need not ask for Democratic support. Those who wish to he supported as Demo crats are bound to give Democrats their support. Til True Pres.s is now mainly devoted to attempts to get Mr. Williams out , f scrapes, which he is continually getting into. Mr. Williams started into the campagn by de nouncing everybody who did not agree NS ith him, and closes it by continually apologizing fur his own sins. Poor Thomas ! IT 18 said that Mr. Thomas Williams ex-. Deets to receive a'` free pass " , up Salt River on Tuesday next. He claims the right to du Eu as a " private individual," inasmuch as the people do not desire his services as a Con. gressman in the Twenty-Second District. rT is with difficulty that the managers keep Mr. Williams stimulated up to the sticking point as the dap of his defeat approaches. We have more than once heard it stated that he wishes, even at this late hour, to decline the contest. We hone the managers will not permit him to back out. The election woul , l be like the play of Hamlet with the part of Hamlet omitted, without Thomas in the field. MR. WILLIAMS does not deny travelling on a " free pass," but says he earned it, yet over and over be denounced editors for using them who earn them ten times more honestly and honorably than any lawyer in the land. Mr. Williams has narrowed himself down into It very small potato, and is vainly endeavorim: to get out at the little end of a very small horn. WE have been told that Mr. Williams says he is fairly sick of the present political cam paign. We do not wonder. He has destroy ed a fair professional business as a lawyer in the vain hope of going to Congress, and now that he sees defeat inevitable it is very natl.; ral that he should feel a little sick at his ruin ed hopes and ruined prospects. TIIOIIISt !LUAU ABM NOTIII G. 9st. H Till KS ALL FOREIGNERS SHOULD BE OCTOBER 1858 TH VI NO FOREIGN BORN CITIZEN SHOULD EVER HOLD \N OFFicE OF READ rfHiiit, RECORD. GERMANS' WILL = YOU VOTE FOR A : WILL YoU VoTE FOR A ROBERT McK:,IiHT IN TIIE COUNTRY TWENTY ONE YEARS BEFORE BEING NATURALIZED, AND TRUST OR PP,OFIT MAN Wile WOULD DISFRANCHISE YOU MAN WHo DESPISES VW . AND WOULD TAKE AWAY lift; HAWED; AS CITI- ZENS IF lIE cOULD 4ILL : WiLL YOU VOTE nH; A M VN ISHO HAS ALWAYS opPuSED oU IN YOUR LIBERAL AND PATRIOTIC REGARDS 1F THE POOR AN DOPPRESSED OF EVEtt\ LAND AGAIN. WE SAY MARK THE RECORD In August. 1-44, an Arnrrioan WRS farmed in this a.h.pted declaration of principle , and a c‘instilliti , in uC idsteen We r:; tract two, which re' for directly t , the prinoipl-9 of the Associa tion, it un tho the :.;<tturklav, August 16, P-4-1. They are a.' . A PitRICA Ni ASSIOCIAT/ON The American association of Allegheny county, considering, it their duty to organize for the protection of their common country, and institution from Foreign interference that their principles may be fully known and understood. do deel lire- - Art. 1. Relates to elective franchise. Art. 2. That the term of probation hlr na turalizatiHn :dl t,) he E \TEN i:lp r , r\VIINTV-. , NE YE IFIS and that:tho pr n,coss,sry t,)Lt. in riifi cab-- ~ 1 !,, ~r-derP,l derP , 1 I Lw a< t I.rt•vent if-.t,1.1nd Art. 'Ph it d proplso by legi!4:L tiorF firr•t for.ti ; ;riers of any rights already ac q uired undo; Him! Povs, hut that in our opini,n, the rights of oitizonshsp t be ex yuled I,or , ift,r, t quAldi , l as tt. DENY TO TIIEIR RECIPIENTS THE PRIVILEGE OF HOLDING ANY OFFICE OF' I'Rt:ST OR PROFIT UN oER THIS GOI - EFINLIEN I'. At a rneetin•4 ‘.l this Association held on the s t h of August, the offs tens for the (nsuing year were and the fi:ll, - ,wing, Urn mittee preLire in addr , ss was appointed, THOMAS I lAA A M ti, A. NV. Marks, as McNnhell, E. W. Middleton, a,d Alex. Javr. trrike,t it hi= tti,tt in wikoro he ha- ever stot,tl: I_,F.mt,cßATs. 11:1' , 11111.N (11.111 MANS, you ~...arknot. votx i-r 1:11‘,233i: th TlwrP , is hi , record. The GM, that John )1. Re:ol', signature to the Ihillas letter is a forgery If it iss does not John M. Read him sell deny its authenticity, which he has no dom., and will not Wt: ar,: , under ,bligations to lion. David Ritchie tor a copy ,t the Patent Diftee 1-Ipports for Ilcayar Mrs. Bayne made her second appearitnee last evening in Knowles' play of " Love " in which she enacted the part of the " Countess. — Her performance was marked by all its usual excellencies, and excited a genuine response of feeling from her audiences. Her beauty and grace of manner at once claim fur her high expectations which are never disaps pointed during the pr.i.4ress of the play. As an actress, her cultivated taste and excellent appreciation of the character she represents, fully come up to tiie standard of the highest art. It is to be regretted that this great ars tiste should be so little known in our city, her present visit being her first star engages meat here, the more so as it is likely to he the last, as after fulfilling engagements made in the west and south, she proceeds to Europe. We therefore trust her few remaining nights will be rewarded by Cell houses. This even mg will be net Lrmed " Lady of Lyons," and on Saturday evening `• Luereeia Borgia and a favorii P farce for her benefit and last appearance --The government of Russia, is substituting e metalici currency for paper money, throughout the Empire. Sixty millions of paper money have alreiidy been called in ant cancelled, but it appears that. a F;rr,er al vrtirn i; to take place. The capital necessary fo7 this new operation, is estimr-ted at one hundred millions of rout three fourths of which, it is said, will be fur- nished by P. direct loan. —Henry Mails, the clerk who purchased the ticket that drew the $lOC,uOO prize in the Havana lottery, only a day or two before the arrival of the steamer, disposed of five-eighths of his intoreAt in the ticket, and therefore he him- eeif Loll, only theca eightnp, or equal to $37.- 500. The hol.krp of the ri , rnaining live-eighths are all poor poop':: ar i 1-,berers, eithor German or French. . iw ui tiy.-ta wrra almost crazy at their good fortune. —A serious ric,torred on Bunday night at the Coernopliiau Garden., near Yorkville. Tbis place is owned l y an Itali3n, and much frequent ed by the Italian re.i.Jouts of the upper part of city. Tie 131.1 it; 01 ig..n in an Irish se,nmbhrig A ron,' an Italian woman FLnd knockirF, her Ji:.wa. e Hall.lns , Ifnrne.liat ly m=dean onci:lught on t'...0.17it.h, armed with guu., nd knives, killed one ni.o untright, and sever, ly, if u•l't mortstly wounded three other'. A policerna”,c bo aiiempted to mak. arrest-, was obliged •ti y f t his life. Subsequently, however, the place w taken possesion of by the polke, the it:lmile ,, ar.,•st•d, and the prem.. i• e, searched. The pollee found largo quantities of valuable stolen excreted in different parts cf the house, the prcreede rf various bur glaries committed by the Iteliaus, Sicilians, and others. Seine of the adieu property has been identi tied. —lt is estimated that the expense of the New York municipal celebration of the Ist of Sep in commemoration of the successful lay inz f the cable, will not fall short of $20,000. Leery bills for carriages driven in the pro ces-ion, present on array of charges, nearly as long as iteelf But according to the New York papers, every Inee 18 worth hundreds of thou -500(13 of &liar!, to the city, consequently they must take a ~r,at lesi o, satisfaction in paying their taxes however hlge they may be from the municipal junketing. Add to the $20,000 the $250,000 which the laying Of the cable has cost the geueird government, and it has been rather au empensive affair to the people of thist court ry for the etatil! amount of benefit it halt yet yielded A flDitiraSS • i thief," to throw suspicion off the rogue, upon an To the Democratic Voters of the 7',;,ety wound eon- honest man, in order to allow the rogue to es. gresaional District : cape. (Laughter and'ohier ) I never believed, Fetakw , Dsmocnees :—On next Tuesday you will . I never dreamed, nntll ivithin a day or two, that ii to of, c.,10 by your votes who shall repro- the Illinois Central railioad company, intended be celled e 1 to try and get released by the legislature about tent the Twenty second District in the councils of fo assemble, from the 7 per cont. tax, and the the nation. It will then become your sacred duty to I only reasosn I have for suspecting is that their enquire and st•an closely the character of the condi- i agent and attorney, Lincoln, is starting dates. There are thro in the field, two of wh. , m aro these reports against me to conceal what your bitter opponents—men v.ho have spared neither he is tryitg to accomplish. (That's it—and cheers.) 1 elk) a pride, a just, honest time cr language to tradu-e it:.d , lander the Democ and patriotic pride, in having aided to se racy. Then, cor.alt.ly, i'll sooner vote for the cure for Illinois,—the State that received me regular nominee of the Black Republicans, Mr. into her bosom when I was a boy, sustained me M'Knight. lie does not seek cr look for your suf- from that day to this and made me what I am (rage, from a bitter hostility to your piinciples. Bet —that donation of public lands. lint my pride there i' another insidious foe who, if anything, is still oensists only in the hope aud expectation that morn persecuting in his hostility to every form of that great fund will be secured and preserved forever, down to the latest posterity, to °stab- Demecratie government; no man in -this broad Com- lish schools, academies, libraries and chari able monwealth has done mere to heap odium on your institutions, which will be the wonder and ad- Prerident than the person who i 4 Pgoing the rounds miration of the world. (Hurry for Douglas.)— of the District sr-kiting Democrats to vote for him. If thle State is ever cheated out of that great Can it bo possible that a candidate for Congress is fund, it will be due to the reoreanoy of her own lost to all honer:Colo impulses, or has love of office sons, to the corruption of politicans, and the curse of every honest citizen will light upon the grown so great that Thomas Williams plays mondi head of any representative wli ), out of friend card at the bidding of Gibson It Co., and begs the ship for the agent -.:11 o - otorriey . -- f the compauy, very men whom ho tas assailed dur . ng his whole lite or othere;; r e, Ne , t , dti•rive e. uof it. (Trc. 1, w t ;ee f.e . him. It would I)) a condescension Illf•IILIC , 11,1 charring; ) on rho part of Democrat,. Cauld moo so far (..,rget I would ;int it ,v referred t) t biz subject, but a' whet was due to honor as to vote it r the silo defamer for the fact that my tention was publicly call ed to the ohargo at lieueepin, and that since, of Andrew Jackson. Thomas Williams has no claims upon inquiry, I find that it has been industri on the followers of men who stood by the party from ously circulated by the friends of Lincoln and its formation to the present day. Will the Democ. their allies. It is now answered racy cast aside a reliable man, one who never feared the enemies of popular rights, and abandon John Birmingham, to make way for Williams ? No ! the spirit of the lamented Jackson forbid it ; and there cannot be found one who stood the test of time that would think of trusting a renegade, when worth and honesty preaents it , c't. The candidate we present ,:ands on footing os impregnable off the tax issue as the hest_ But where will the Lax-plyers derivo benefit from voting fi.r Mr. Williams! What has Congress to do with the question 7 II Is lokdy confined to courts of law. Tue Democrats that will vote for Williams to show tie court their Jtrongth, underlain the honesty of the Judges, and are fraudulently cheated out of that which nu man of his-(Williams'‘ political char actor entitles him to. Then, can Wtiliatns he trnaLd? I think not ; for ho who will deceive his own party will also, the first opportunity, cheat any other: for ho acknowledges that be Ail! adheres to a party that would sink the Dcuaticracy if M. their power. Besides, can confidence be placed in a man who would betray his own party ? Ile entered the con test with his tsucoeesful) competi'or and,got fairly beaten, (at least there is no foul play alleged) and nil of a stid , lor o new light breaks out; a new scheme i- ha tell: tr,i, and a baugain struck, and a pony purse rait‘e i by Ott:. Ittgh eantrocting partied ; W lliatne is to to :1. T i o=ndidate without further -; p 0-, a that the country DLIO • Orate might be bamboozled out of their votes, for Ptdd-Pogd ut the bidding of Gibs.m, who tack the railroad bonny of seventy-five dollars, and thou (I.:darted, 2:ter (lying the dirty work for which ho fingered (ha cash. Democrats wt.( act by thus cheated oot of their votes, to place in pi wer 0 Nat.vo Ateeeiran who gkrici in the destruetit a et St. Augustine Church. The power f office holders will fall fl 3 harmless as the treachery of Arnold woo impotent in our strug gle fur independence. Free Atertr.c ins are made of better stuff than be transferred to aßlack Federalist, who would sink to the lowest der.42 of degradation mon who were born 'in a foreign land. Lot the German and Irish not forge; 11: , ‘7 t,at they can retaliate on the man that would ;rush thorn out of A country. Wh h,s ever seen or heard of Tam Williams at a Domoeratic meeting ? Who is it that does not know of Lis uncsiled for altu:ia uf President Buchanan? And what matt in the party can overlook such un gentlemanly eondtat, and be found voting for him ? If there be such in the party, let them go, for the sooner kro.w than the bettor. I' WO are 1 , 11! MI: to rqlfeelV(lB on the olec!ion day, and vote as men should vote, fur our own c.ndidatt! nab :soy worthy --a triumph will reward our =ME And tbo hcli.n of Capt. Jahn Birmingham will bo hailod victory at Wfishingtou, whore he will ho received with open arenq by the President o: nilliuhs af freemen. Then let every Democrat perform well his duty, and Birmingham will. be in the Councils of the nation, to do good ser vica f r 1: -. • 'it(' :At largo. Remember 'fuesday Lext, your votes early and the day will he glorioas for Democracy. R. U. 'KERR, •t+n.er'c Theatre SPEECH OP SENATOR DOUGLAS AT In tlu course of his speech at Henry, Mar shall county, Illinois, on Sept. 2.4)th, - Sen. ator Douglas, having had his attention called to the fact, that he had procured the grant of land from the general government to the State for the erection of the Illinois Cen tral Railroad, by Mr. Dawson, thus alluded to it and to a charge made against him, that he is in a conspiracy with the Central Rail road to procure its release from the 7 per cent. tax : It is true, he said, that I voted for and exert ed every energy that I could command for three years to procure the passage of an act granting to Illinois public lands to aid in the erection of the Central Railroad. The success of the pro ject has had a happy and a beneficial influence upon the prosperity of our State. All of you old settlers, who were residents of the State be fore that act passed, cannot fail to remember that there was an enormous debt hanging over Os, on which we could nct ray the interest, and y a w no hope of ever being able to discharge the principal, that tlio ilwe credit had sunk to tho lowest, point, :10.1 that the taxes were greater than we could beisr. That grant cf land to Illi nois re-established our State credit, and in a short time brought our State bonds from sixteen cents on a dollar, at which they were then held, up to par. Capital rushed in, seeking investments in rail roads and other public improvements and pri vate enterprises, and now we stand financially unexcelled, if not unrivalled, by any other State in the Union. And here permit me to notice one of the mali cious rumors that my enemies are disseminating through the community to my injury. I learn that the report has been industriously circulated that I am in concert with the Illinois Central Railroad to secure the release of that road from the State of the 7 per cent. which, by the char ter, it is bouud to pay forever into the treasury of the State. I desire to say t) you that the charge in basely fake in all its parts, and no man can point to ono particle of proof in c uuneo• tam with it, or dare rise and assert it in my presence. A man in the crowd.—The Democrats charge you with it. Mr. Douglas—l understand the kind of Dem ocrats who do so. They are the same men who have been employed to electioneer for the Abo• lition ticket under• the name of Democracy. (Immense applause.) They are the agents of Abraham Lincoln and his allies, who are circula tine these base falsehoods. A Black Republican hero called out that he had seen the charge in a Danite paper published in Cnicago. Mr. Douglas—l have no doubt you saw it. there, because that is a paper sustained, support ed and edited by Abolitionists. There is not a man living who can show that 1 have ever been the apnt or attorney of the Illinois Central Railroad for any purpose whatever, or that I ever rec-Ived a dollar from them for any services I rendered. (Cheers.) Can the candidate of the Republican party, Abraham Lincoln, say the Faroe thing 7 (-No, no.) Can you Republicans deny that this day and this hour your candidate Abraham Lincoln, is the agent and attorney of the Illinois Central railroad, making stump speeches on its money ? (Cheers.) Can you deny that from the day the company has been in existence, Mr. Lincoln has drawn support from it by acting as its attorney and agent? Can yen deny that he received ,from the company a single fee of $5,000 for procuring a degree re leasing its property from taxation in McLean county, thus taking the side of the company against the people, whose votes he is now_asking ? If you doubt it, go look at the reco: cis of the McLean county court, and you will find the judg ment recorded. Can you deny that Abraham Lincoln was the agent and attorney employed by the corporators of the company to lobby before the Illinois State Legislature and procure the best terms for them and the worst for the State in the grant of their charter ? If you cannot deny these things,- it does not look well for you to make this charge, false as it is, against me, who was 'never connected with any of these transactions. It looks like the cry of "stop ffiaM Chairman of Democratic Vigilenco Committee lIENELIi, I..LIIFIOIs OCEAN STEAMERS LOST. —By referenoo to the following list of steamers which have been lost bathe Atlantic, it wit: he seen that the destruo• tioniof life by the Austria is greater than has occurred on a❑y vessel for many years 1. President 2. Columbia 3. Humboldt 4. City of (11asgow 5. City of Philodeiphia 6. Franklin 7. Arctic 8. Pacific 9. Ly0nnai5......... 10. Tempe5t........... 11. San Francisco._ 12. Central America 13. Austria The Peruvian ship Mercedes was - wrecked on the first of May, 1864, and seven hundred And thirty-one oeritibo4 out of tight hundred and twenty,—New York Times. THE UMW BY TELEGRAPH. Arrival of the Canada NEW YuBE, October 7.—The Royal Mail steamship Canada arrived this morning, with London Ind Liverpool dates to the 2.5 th three days later than previous advice,s. The Bank. of France bro reduced the rate of diso , unts to three per cent. The interest on treasury bonds has also been reduced one-half per cent. The details of the treaty between France and China Show that the forme: is to receive fifteen million franos a ind =amity. The Loudon payer., c-sutain nothing new with regard to the Atlantic telegraphokthla. The con flint with the comp;cy, started by Prof. White house, still continues. The political news is rather unimportant. Among the passengers on board thee:I:IA(1,1 is Mr. C. W. Brady, bearer of dispatches from China to the Unite , / States Government. Atlantic Tt , IE-grapli fallarers Wi,ro guotel £3OO 04., i.:330 The Briti4h trld- tPpcot I )r the month of Au guA chows docrease rd . h• 111 3 million tderling et,mpared with la: it year. The new Telegraph Cable between England and Holland bed heen Nucoosirdully Two thousand additional troop{ hot loci! or dered to India LONDON, Satur ----The Daily News' city r; ticle says that the funds Pere r,t.ttnulatcd yeHt. r day by tw:i orine.iderable purchases for Ref:ollU and consols closed at :; higher than on Thurs,ily FRANCE Baron Oron hen beet, ra Itlea Sena'ur. Franco ham appointed a Vice Connul to Maripo3a. Cali- The French difficulty in 77.13 in a way u settlement. Prince Gilt 14.1. had I , i.en is.:led in Paris thy jumping frma cmmege, the tioree4 h A vig taken fright. It is bald that :ha I racy army in acme is to be augmented SPAIN. The Spanish expedition againBt. the Kill rates is said to be postponed tll' next Spring . , bat the governruNit intend to set energetically against. Mexico. RUSSIA. The Ruabion= ara reported to have gained other victory over the Circassiane. CHINA. Gen. Monravietf is said to have been appoint• ed Russian Minister to Pekin. It was mated that Paris and Great Britain will send a military representative to Pekin. The Monition* stlys th.t the chastirement of the mandarin, by whose orders Father Captle laine was behead,d, will be made public. AFltil,/ Capetown dates 10 August 12th had been received. Difficulties had arisen between the British and Portuguese authorities relative to Mozambique" ohannel. A small cutter from Natal, while trading on the east coast, had bee❑ fiN:it to Mo zambique and placed in charge of the British Consul, who demanded the boat and cargo un: sueoessfully. He had lof. for England to repre sent the case to the foreign office. From Washington. WASHINGTON CITY, October 7.—The Hon. W. B. Reed, our Minister to China, says, in official despatches received to-day, that after be bad signed the treaty he made a provisional arrange ment with the Commissioners for the adjustment of claims of American citizens, arising ont of the difficulties at. Canton, by which portions of duties at Shanghae, Fah Chan and Canton are to be appropriated to that end. He intended to visit., during the summer months, such of the ports of Japan es might bo accessible, and re turn to the United States by way of Bombay, in November or December next. Commodore Tatnell, in his dispatches to the Secretary of the Navy, dated July sth, after say ing that the entire East India squadron would soon be shown to the Japanese, remarks that no better opportunity could be selected for a tem porary absence from the coast of China. The recent treaties and the termination of hostilties, together with the swarms of English and French ships in the rivers mast place all foreign interest of a lawful kind in perfect safety for the present. He would return with the squadron about the last of October. The Treasurer's weekly statement exhibits the following;:—Balance in the Treasury on the 30th September, $10,171,00; receipts, $578,000, a reduction of nearly $698,000; drafts paid over, $1,417,000; drafts issued, $1,276,000. Arrival of the Bark Whale's Naw YORK, October 6.—The bark Thales ar rived from New Orleans, picked up on the 22d ult., the boat of the ship Pelican, of Bath, State of Maine, whose loss 'has been reported. It contained Wm. Briggs, chief officer of the James Denine, of New York, James Manegan, of Bath, James Rogers, of New Orleans, and hldwe.rd M'Farland, of Roxbury, Mass. The boat contained the seamen who had been sent for assistance to the Bahamas the day previous, but were driven out to sea, and being in a leaky boat and without water and provisions, were nearly exhausted. Fire In Cincinnati CINCINNATI, October 7.—At two o'clock this morning, a fire broke out in D. P. Still's liquor store on Columbia street; contents destroyed. The fire communicated to tho Miami Oil Works. Lay & Brothers, manufacturers of printer's ink, also nearly destroyed. Loss twenty thousand dollars. Insurance unascertained. From the Far West. ST. Louts, October 7.—A gentleman just ar rived from Fort Union, says that the Indian agent, Redfield, was at Smutty Bear's Camp, eighty miles below Fort Randall, on the 24th ult. The Indians were saucy towards the whites, and serious troubles were apprehended with the Sioux and Ricares. Barrel Factory Destroyed by Fire CLEVELAND, October 7.—The extensive Barre factory at Akron, Ohio, was burned last night Seventy-five men aro thrown out of employment Loss $10,000; insurance $6.000, The Paraguay Mission WASHINTON CITY, October 7.—Judge Bowlin redeived his final instructions to-day relative to his mission to Paraguay. He loaves this after noon for New York 'TIMOTHY SHED--Juat reo'd and for sale .1, by (0c45) HENRY H. OOLLENB. 4v..Lit:,[:,-;. *!.',:,:!..::..' HOOKATOWN, Beaver Co., Pa., Feb. btb, 1857 We prefer buying MERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT TERS for cash, to save the discount. Hope to send you soon a recommendation from our minister, testi fying to im curative powers. Signed, • MOODY th CAROTHERS. INDIGESTION. AnNSTOWN, Montgomery Co., Maryland. January 31st, 1857. I never felt the benefit of any medicine so much asedrorn the bottle of BERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS I purchased last Fall. I wish to know wliere I can get it, without fear of imposition. Signed, JOSEPH C. DELLET. FROM A DRUGGIST. APPOLLO, Armstrong Co., Pa., Dee. 15th, 1856 MESSRS. B. PAGE, JR., jr. Co. Dear Bin :—I purchased one dos. of your BCOR4 HAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, from your travel ing agent, whioh has given great satisfaction in this section. Send me another dozen, for which I en close the money. Signed, W. C. BOVARD. Caution /—Be careful to ask fur Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $ 5 , by the sole Proprietors,Tenjamin Page, Jr., & Co., N 0.27 Wood street, between First and Second streets, sod Dreggiets generally. ti Tuesday evening, Octdbev 6th, by Rev. Rev. John P. Petker, at the see detice of the brlde'a fathers, Mr. JOHN It. WILSON to Miss ANNIE, eldest daughter of James Loy, ESit., all of this city. tUr. SECOND AND CO;./CLODING LECTURE OF DR. LAMBERT, of New York, will be given before the students of the Iron City College, at the College Rooms, this evening. Ladies and Gentlemen of the city are invited to attend. ocB J. HAllVilti P1111.1.1P9 JOHN PH1LL1P5........ JOB. DAVIS [Firm ot,J. & H. Phillips J DAVIs & PHILLIPS, (Successor& to Phillip 3 & Co ~...Never heard of. . ..... All hands saved. All bands saved. Never heard of. All hands saved. All hands saved. 322 lost---87 sated. Never hoard of. ....14410.-t-16 saved -Never heard of. .....140 lust-450 gavel ~..432 lost .170 saved ....,50 lost- 67 saved BRASS FOUNDERS AND FINISHERS, CHANDELIERS, PENDENTS AND BRACKETS pITTSBORGH THEATRE.- URAND COMPLINIEIiTARY HUTCHEtNSON BIROTHIERS, Officers and Members of the P ITTSBI; RGLI GYMNASTIC ASSOCIATION New York Fur Company Agency BUFFALO ROBES. WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE AGENCY of the New York Far Company, and have on hand a complete asaortmeut of Buffalo and Fancy Roles, which we will total! at low pricea, and eel! to the trade by the bale at Now York niten. , ' ..1. 5 1 'M' 7 'n 17 !! 7, i ... ' ,,, .;- -. f . ' ,, i ,' , 1. 1 ,i'*:;74';';:! .:i.:`•'^ Minister's Testimony M AR:RIM D 3 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS =EI te E, NO. 137 WOOD STREET, FOUNDRY AND SHOP, NO 148 FIRST ST., 'ESTIMONIAL 13 F. N F I 1 A4VD PRESENTATIOY OF A SILVER MOUNTED LANCE BY VIE On Monday Evening. October 11. It. HARTLEY It CO, Wood El trent, Pittsburgh, Flarness and Trunk Makers o8:1 wdk I t w pRizE :11%llALS AWARD D F.R t I V CHICKERING PIANOS. Pen oHylvatkin : 4 tato Agrhailtaral society at their exhib iuu h.• 1,1 at PH Waugh, 1859, A DIPLONIA AND E , II,VF:I; MEDAL P., asylvanta FtAto Agricultural Society at their ion h.LI at Pittsburgh, 18:38, A SILVER. Penneytwinia, State Agrlcnltaral Foclety at their exhib Lion held at P.ttahurgh, 1853, A GOLD MEDAL Mass. Charitable Mechanic An 1837...G0'd Medal 51ase. Charitable Mechanic Ass'n.. 1639...G01d Medal Mass. Charitable Mechanic Amin 1841...G01d Metal Mass. Charitable Mechanic Amen 1844...G01d Medal 51as.. Charitable Mechanic Asia 1847...G01d Medal Miss. Charitable Mechanic Alien 1850..:Gold Medal Macs. Charitable Mechanic isn't' 1853...G01d Medal Mass. Charitable Mechanic Anon 1850...G01d Medal Albany County Fair, New 'Sock. ....... ......1854...Gcdd Medal Nitiue Charitable Mechanic Asa'n 1833. Silver Medal Mare. Charitable Mechanic Ass'n 1844. Silver Metal Maas. Charitable Mechanic Aspen 1846.tailv(r Medal Mass. Chari•ble Mechanic Ass'n 1847. Silver Medal Wei st.ter County Mechanic Ass' u........... 1849.811 ver Medal Franklin institute, Pennsylvania ...... ......1848 Silver Medal Worcester County Mechanic ABS'll 1849. Silver Medal Mass. Charitable Mechanic All9'll 1850. Silver Medal Worcester County Mechanic A WU. ...... Medal Worcester County Mechanic Aaa'n 185LSilver Medal Ohio State Board of Agriculture 1852.. Silver Medal Ohio State Board of Agriculture 1853.S1lver Medal en t ucky Mechanics' Institute 1855 Silver Medal Mass. Charitable Mechanic Ass'u 1856.811ver Medal Mane. Charitable Mechanic Ass'n 1856 Silver Medal Mittoia thate Fair 1856 Silver Medal Mass. Charitable Mechanic A55'n...........1850 Bronze Medal World's Pair, L0nd0n...... ...._.... Mars. Charitable Mechanic Ass'n Mass Charitable s.rpchatri3 Ass'n A full supply of CHICKERINt • SONS' PIANO FORTES, Of overy descript ion, reanufoctu. ed by thorn, consiAng of th it ' GRAND PIANOS, PARLOR GRAND PIANOS, SWARD PIANOS AND THEIR NEW COTTAGE; OR UPRIGHT PIANOS, ALSO. THEIR NEW ENLARGED SCALE PIANOS 463- Fur sale by JOHN 11. MELLOR, Sole &gout for Cblckering if Sons' Piano, for Pittsburgh, No. 81 WOOD MEET, between Diamond alley and Fourth Ett •ect. ocB CHILDRENS' MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, to all sizes, at low prices, at ocß HORNE'S. 77 Market street. riAUNTLETS, GLOVES AND STOOK 'kJ! TEO B.—A complete assortment roceived at ocB HORNEB, 77 Market street. UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for men, and a full line of furnishing articles, just opened at BONNET RIBBON S.—A full assorttnei from Acctlon for riAls at low prices by EATON, OREE A CO., (Ica Corner Ylfth and Market streets. TN ADDITION to our already large stock wo aro almost daily rocelv lug nova ties in Dress Good. Ehowls, Cloaks, &to. 0 HANSON LOVE, BOOTS & SHOES j JUST OPENING AT JOS. H. BORLAND'S, No. 9S Market Street. The subscriber is Just receiving a largo and woll selected stock of Fall and Winter BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every style and variety, and STRANGERS VISITING THE FAIR would SAVE MONEY, by calling and examin ing our stock and making what purchases they want. N. B.—WHOLESALE MERCHANTS supplied at a very slight advance over Eastern prices. Givens a call, and don't forgot the place, at the Cheap Cash Store of JOBRIS IL. BORLAND, 98 Market or, second door from Fifth JOSEPH MEYER, MANUFACTURES OF. Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairs Warerooms, 424 Penn street, ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDGE, .Q4r. In addition to the Furniture busineea, I also devote attention to UNDERTAKING. fluarsoff and Carrlagea aria Ishzd JAMES C. RICHEY, Auctioneer, Real Estate Agent and Bill Brok No. 65 Fifth Street. A. H. C. BROCKEN, No. 22 Cliff Street, New York, h;ANI7FACTURER OF GLASS SYRINGES, HOAICEOPATHIO VIALS, GRADUATED MEASURES, NURSING BOTTLES, ETO. Glass Ware for. Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers, Photo. graohers, ete. Green Glass Ware by tho package._ A liber al discount made to the trade. Orders from Counry Drug. gilts and Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on applies. tion tegaam CHEESE.-300 W. R. Cutting Cheese just li v / received and for flab) by oc 4 HENRY H. HOLLINS. 10 FIRE PROOF MINERAL PAINT 6 tons of different colors on hand and for sato at 26 and 28 St. Clatr street, J. It H. PifiLuet3 • POTASH, POTASEL—A superior article of Potash constantly On band at ' • JOSEPH _ . oct • corner Diamond and Iltarkot etrnst:'' --- H OUSE WANTED—A Dwelling. .I.l.ouee of good size, with all the modern cmprovemea+s, is wonted hi Allegheny City. Apply at the office of the Pitts. 'burgh, Fore Wayne and Chicago Railroad. ee23:tf OOFING! ROOFING 11 ROOFING 11 CANVAS AND CEMENT ROOFING, The firm of Perrin & Johnson having by mutual consent, been recenty dissolved, G. B. BATES and WILL JOHNSON glie notice that they have entered Into partnership for the purpose of Carrying on the above ROOFING BUSINESS in all its branches, ender the name and firm of BATES & JOHN SON, at the Lid stand, 75 Smithfield street, near Diamond alloy. Making them water-tight, and perfectly securing them from the action of the weather; tivico as durable as common paint, and leas than half the cost. ' SHINGLE ROOFS PAINTED, thereby Worming their DURABILITY and making them irlitE-PROOF. • All work done in the most thorough and faithful manner by experienced workmen. N. B.—The durability of the COTTON CANVAS is ne destroyed by being improperly prepared for the roof. All having roof 3 to be repaired or renewed will find It to their advantage to call i on.ustefore reeking contracts. - O.TES & JOHNSON, 76 Smithfield street, near Diamond alley. P. S.—References and Certificates at our office. oc7:Smdtw FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED BY TEM STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, To GRAF FSt CO ,, Manufacturers. For the best Cooking flange for families; " Cooking Stove for coal : 61 Ft " for wood. Diploma far best Laandrey. Also, on hand a large assort ment of Heating Stoves, Plain and Fancy Grate Fronts, Pandora, Sad and Dag Irons, Sugar Kettles Tea Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Hollow Ware, etc. HILARY * 00., oc7:1 ydsw No. 124 Wood street. PITTSBURGH, PA ...1851.13r0n5, Melo ....1856.8r0nz0 Meda ,3856.8r0nze hieda 11011NE ; S, 77 Market street 74 Niarkot street FITTSBURGEL PA tur22:dly—le PITTSBURGH, PA. NEW ADVERTISEMENT S . IMPROVED ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF, Old Gravel Roofs, and all others repaired with care. IRON, TIN, COPPER and ZINO WON! CEMENTED, SADIIIEL GRAY, DRAPER AND TAILOR,' NO. 62 ST. CLAIR STEM, PITTSBURGH, P Invites public attention to hie new and beautiful assort. moot of Fall goods, consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest• lugs and Coating, of every variety and style, made up with promptness and despatch, and at rates as low as at any similar establishment in the city. oc7:lmd HENRY GERWIG, Manufaoturer of all sizes of Hemp and Tarred 'topes, Manilla and Hemp Bed Cords, line and common Packing Yarn, Tarred and Spun Yarn, Sash and Bell Cord, Wool Twine, Broom Tying and Sewing Twine, Flax and Cott in Seine Twine, etc. A full supply of the above articles constantly on hand, or made to order, at the lowest cash prices. Warehouse, N 0.489, corner of Penn and Walnut streets, two squares above the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Freight Depot, Pittsburgh, Pa. an2B:3m-m-w f-trevw. pARIS MILLINERY MM.. LEHR, of Philadelphia, Begs to announce to the citizens of Pittsburgh that she will open on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY of this week, at the St. Charles Hotel, Room 9', a handsome assortment of Paris Millinery, to which the attpion of the , ladles la desired. ' r M.- LEHR. ACADEMY OF PAINTING eistD DRAW ING.—Ths public are informed that a sciorol for the above brauches will be opene f on and af.or the 4th of Oc• tober, at No. 21, Filth street, tor those woo may be de - shout, of obtaining a practical corms° briastruction. 'Thor will also be taught the nee of the French Crayon, tinting with India Ink and Sepia; also a now style of painting in °Wand Wat r colors, by which the pupil is enabled to enc coed more rapidly than by other maturate The merits of this style of printing and dravilng have been long and sac• cessefalls tested is raj classes. Having in my pusamatlon a large and finely selected collection of origins's for every branch, I Invite ladies, and those who may have in view a course of lemons to call at my studio, No. 21 Fifth street. oc2w T. N. °LOGGER. Allegheny Bridge Company INSTALMENT NOTICE.—In pursuance of a Resolution of the President and Managers of the Company for erecting a bridge aver the Allegheny river, opposite Pittsburgh, iu the county of Allegheny, the second installment of r ive Dollaral a share, on the new Capital Stock of the Company, will ha payable to the Treasurer on the 20th day of October next. WM. ROSEBURG, 5020:2 tl mu) Treasurer. HANDS WANTED.—A Cap Maker, and Glrla that understand Cap Making and Sewing Bare, wanted. Apply at 96 Wood street, where work can ba ot tained, at good prim. A. DONNE [STN., oc7:4t 96 Wocd atreet.. COUNTRY BUYERS WILL FIND, A lar g e aod freob stock of Ribbons, Mowers, and Millb miry Goode, at low prices, at S JOS. HORNIVI-4, DRESS TIUMMING S--Thdbost stytes ou this season, at low prices, at 110107 E'B, oc7 77 Market stra t. A LEXANDER'S KID GLOVES.-A full Ilk_ lino of size, and colors can always be had at oc7 BORN WS, 77 Idarkot street._ ONE YEAR SINCE.—A year ago we were in the midst of the great pant:. Stocks were down, the banks were closed, all goods were a drug in the market, and the wortd concluded it would be rather credit able than otherwhe to go shabbily. But things have changed since that gloomy period, and three who would not be considered shabby fellows must not go shabbily. To avoid this contingency (if shabbiness go at once to CIIESThIt'S tIOTIIIO HALL, Corner Wood street and Diamond alley. $2500 WILL buy a good dwelling house of eight rooms, well of good water, 300 young fruit trees, of bast selections, some prime meadow land, if acres of land, all in good order, and situate at ono mile frJm hl'Keesport, and one-quarter mile from Crooked Run Railroad Station. Terms; One tnird in hand, remainder at oue and two years. THREE STORY WAREHOUSE, ON Smithfield Area, for rent. Apply to B. CUTBEER.T & 80N, oc7 61 Market street. AL ARGE RED STEER, supposed to be 3 years old, and cropped on the right ear, wee taken up by the subscriber on tne let of Septemb-r, and If not claimed in due time will be Bold according to law. H. It. WILSON, Principal of Edgeworth Seminary, Sewickly, Allegheny county, Pa. ili lkTEW HERRING}.— 200 boxes Extra Scaled; 30D " No. I—for sale by REYALER do ANDERSON, No. 59 Wood street, oc7 Opposite the St. Charles Hotel SARDINES. 600 whole cane " Oorl & Martin ; 600 half SOO third " For gale by REYMEIL A ANDERSON, No. 89 Wood street, Opposite the St. Dherlss Hotel OLIVE OIL,I 10 baskets quarts pare; 20 boxes pint • " Just received and for sale by REYMER .4 ANDERSON, No. 89 Wood street, oc7 Opposite the St. Charles Hotel DOMES LTC and Staple I y Goods of every deccription; alto Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks; Needle Work, Velvet Ribbon, Ico.. POURING PRUNES.-5 casks "Turkish," ‘,..) Jost received and forma° by RHYMED. & ANDERSON, oc7 No. 39 Wood street. CIOCOA N UTS.— 5000 Fresh " Barnes," %.„, just received and for sale by RHYMER. a ANDERSON, No. 39 Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel. "MEW ARRIVAL OF THIS YEAR'S OROP.-50 boxes 31. R. Raisins. NO quarter biniea M. It. Itaiaine Juet received thie day by. REYMER & ANDERSON, N 0.39 Wood street, opposito St. Charles Dote lIRR AN 'l'3.-10 (mks Zo.nte just received %,_,) this day by RNYSIER & ANDERSON, oci No. 39 Wood street. JOHN T. LOGAN lIDWARD OBIGO. LOG AN & GREGG, IXPORTHILB AND DEALERS IN Foreign & Domestic Ilardware, 62 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. A fall and complote assortment of 'all descriptions o. Hardware, both at Wholesale and Retail, can belied at prices satisfactory tothe purcharer at the above establishment; tools of every 'decription, in large varieties; Merchants, Mechanics, and Farming are all invited to call. [se23:2m THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO FORM a Co• Partnership, with some good business man to reside in or about Pittsburgh, with a cash capital, say, of pOOO or more, for the purchase and sale of land in the North-western counties of this State. With the advantages in this business, which the subscriber now poesesee, it could, with such a partner, be easily made to bring a profit of 60 to 100 per cont. Refer to 11. Burgnin, Esq., No. 122 'Fourth street. HANNA, Real rotate Agent, Franklin, Pa GENTLEMEN'S HATS FOR AUTUMN NOW READY. In preparing the hate of the present issue, none but the most finished workmen haye been employed, and nothing but the beet and choicest materials-171 Every endeavor has been made to combine Elegance o rm, with Fitness, and Beauty of Designwith utility. The undersigned, there• fore, confidently submits these elegant Autumn lints to the Inspection of gentlemen, and hopefully awaits their liberal patronage. W. P. WARBURTON, Fashionable Natter, No. 480 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. se2l:lm* - 1 _BATHER, HIDES AND OlL.—The 5ub .110.41• scriber would solicit the attention of merchants and strangers visiting the city, to his present extensive stock of Leather, Shoe Findings, Tanners' and Carrion' Tools, Tan ner's Oil, &c., &c., which he offers to the trade, at the lowest market prices. lie solicits an examination of his stock, , WILKINSON, 217 Liberty street. se-07 Pittsburgh, Pa. itiED r SYYLIT - DRESS SILKS, Printed Moriuoes. Moue De Ulnas, Handsome= (all wool) Plaids, roil de °hawse, and every other article am:tally found in a well assorted stock of Dress Goods.. 0. HANSON LOVE, • ocd - • 74 Market street. 000PERS WANTED.—Two or three more by god Coopers wanted to work o AE. A. n tight PEtZli work. Snquire oog Cornet Market and lint atrseta. 4 ,04, 45 - r.„.) , r'S .....,.;-.- .i,. , ..,, , : . .'iz'k' , ;: , ' ...' ::- - •',<..,e. , ;!,4. , ".;,... :-,,j,,y,i,1•:,;;;,.7,-.--7,-.z.-z;,,,,'.0*,:T'i..,i„,_,:, DELAWAIit LI. I .4Z;lglAki, SAFETY INSURA*3; cOMPAts LNOORPORITED BY THE LtGIBLATUBE OP P'`' . SYLVANIA, 1.836, ORME, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WADY ,PH/LADEI4PRIA . MARINE IN S URANC E. ONYESSELS.} CARGO, To all parts of the ceerler FREIGHT, Mafket strect. S. CUTHBERT & BON, 61 Market street O. lIANSON LOVE:, 74 MarkeDatreet I.Np-r INLAND INSURANCES On Goods, by River, Canals, Laken, and Land images all parts of the Union. EIRE INSURANCES On Merchandise generally. On Stores, Dwelling Houses, An. ASSETS OF MET COAWAN.Y. November 2; 1857. Bono* Mortgagee, and Real Estate " • ei101,35 019 Philadelphia City, and other Loans 137,01 LOS Stock in Banks, Railroads andlniturancel 12,50 g Companies Bills fteoeiVable........ 220,291 91 Cash on hand f 38,899 80 Balance in hands of Agents, PrOnainms on Marino Policies recently issued,on 99,730 01 other debts duo the Company Subscription Notes 100,000 06 DIRAC? one. James 0. Hand, Theophilus Paulding, James Trauma, William Eyre, Jr., J F. Pantalets, Joshua, P. Eyre, Samuel E. Stokes, Hoary Sloan, tames B. ItcParland, Thsomaa 0. Rend, Bobert Burton, Jr, JOhn B. Semple, Pittsburgh D. T. Mc gan, t, J, T. Logan, WM. President. ,dont. William Martin, Joseph R. Seal, Edmund A. Bonder, John C. Davis, John R. Penrdae, George G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Dr. R. M. Huston, William C. Ludwig, Rith Craig, Spencer Mollvain, Charles Halley, S. Jones Brooke, Jacob P. Jones, ainis. 0. HAND, Vice Presh Y Lrintoo, Secretor del No. TIRE GREAT,WESTER Fire and marine ]zaartrance Co,, 1 OF PHILADELPHIA. Offlie in Company's Building, No. 408 Walnut, Corner of Fouilh Street. AIJTHORIZRD CAPITAL.... ..... . z 500,000 Capital paid in I 4229,800 00 ' Surplus, Janury Ist, 1858 1 55,277 05 , 1.277,674 FIRE INSURANCE—Limited Or Perpeinal. . ALAJUNII INSURANCE, on Wheels, Cargo and Freights INLAND INSURANCE by Rivers, Canals, . Laken and Land Carriages _____; D1E101015: Charles 0. Lathrop, 1123 Walnut stroot. William Darling, 1510 Pine street. Alexander Whillden, Merchant, 114 North Front. Isaac Hazlehurst, Attorney and Counsellor. John C. Hunter, firm of Wright, Hunter & Co. B. Tracy, firm of Tracy & Co., Goldemith's Hall. John It. McCurdy, firm of Jonea, White & McCurdy 2 1 1 Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of 0 lespie <4 Zeller. James D. Smith, firm of James B. tlailtik & Co. Hon. Henry M. Fuller, office . South Third street. John C. Vogdea, office corner o. Seventh and Sensual. James Weight, late Cashier Bank of 'hogs. Alfred Talor office Cairo City Froperty. Jona J. Slocum, office 220 Seoul Third street. 0. 0. LATHROP, President. W. DARLING, Vice Preeldeut LEWIS GREG° ay, 1, '"10 , b fflaa, 8 wail at., N. Y. Second via Pres% " JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary aid Treasurer. H. K. RIOHARDSQN, Assistant Secretary. R. W. PODIDEXTER, Agent. 97 Water street, Pittsburgh. MONONGAHELA. INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PITTSBORGH. JAMES A. macaw.Y, PreaWent. HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretiry. OFFICE—No. 98 Water 3 Btrentt WILL INSURE AGAINST ALA. RINDS JB Ma ANI MARINE RIBSB ASSETS—MAY 20rn, 1858. Stock, Due BIRO, payable on demand, secured by, two approved names $140,000 00 Premium Notes.--47,003 29 . 7 Bills Receivable 9,988 '4l 115 shares Mechanics' Bank stock, coat 0,185 00 60 do Bank of Pittsburgh do do 2,750 00 40 do Rzchange Bank do do ...... 2,050 00 190 do Citizens' Bank do do •—••• 5,175 00 Balance of Book-Accounts - 8,058 89 Office Furniture 890 88 Clash • 16,853 78 DIIIACITORS Goorge A. Berry, Itobrt e Baizell, Thomas B. Chute, John ll'Doirltt, Wm. A. Caldwell. Jamoig A. thitchiaon Wm. B. Holmes, William Roa, Wiban Miller, mv.22 Pennsylvania lam, - 'tine& Company OF PITTSIIIIRGH. Ko. Zld oenrtFl °Crawl. DIRECTORiIe JacebTainter, 'fanner, Gen. W. Smith, Rody Pattoraen, 0. A. Colton. A. J. Jones, W. B. Mcßride, Jan. H. Hopkins, Wada thampton 1. Gricr Sprat: , A. A'. Carrier, Robert Patrick, A. C. Sampson, J. U. Jonea, John Taggart,' Henry Sproul, Nirrea Vonghtly„ Chartered Capital 0300,00, FIRM AND MARIND BASKS TABBN, CI I all docerlptlenn OPP10511tS: Prealdent—A. A. CARRIER. Vice Prealdent--RODY PATEIMSON. lad Secretary and Treasnrer—L uRa>R SPin.lllL. CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBUROH. WILLIAM BAGALIIIIf, President. SAMUEL L. MARSHICIL, Secretary. OFFICE : 44 Water rtred,betweeek Market and Woad &eels 43- Insures HULL AND CAI U3O RISES, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries. Insures against Loss or Damage by FMB. Also, against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. • William Bagaley, Capt. Mark Sterling, Samuel Rea,: Samuel M. Kier Samoa M. Cooper, ' John S. Bllwortik, James Park, Jr., ; frauds Sellers .1911/10 M. Pennock, _ William B. Hviy a. Springer Harbaugh, i John Shipton, Capt. Samuel 0. Young, 1 Walter Rryant, John Caldwell. iail2 PHILADELPHIA F 1E AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY No. 149 Cheattut, S treat., 04msito the Custom House. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every description of Property or Merchandise, at viasonabie rates of premium. ROBERT P.IKING, President. Id. W. BALDWIN, Vico President. MIMI& Charles Hayes, 30 It. Cope, • E. B. English, George W. Brown, P. D. Pavery, oseph B. Pan], C. Sherman, John Clayton, P. J. Magargee E. Wilor. P. Buotar4as, fleeratari. A. A. CARRIER & BRU., PITTSrURGII GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY. Capital Reprasomaied, 63,000,000. COMPANIES OF HIGHEST ! STANDING, Ohar,ed by Ponneylvania and other Btatca. TIRE, MARINE AND LIFE 1 8.18118 TAKEN, OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ' 180. 68 wourvain. sTararr, A. A. CLIIRTHR. P/TTLIORGD; PA; 9. Milan. fdOCP/r1 THE . OLDEST - LARGEST LITHOGRAPHIC EBTABLIt3HAIENT IN THE CIPY WM. SICHI6.CH.MAN• PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER, Corder Third and Market Streets, DIM'S COLLEGE 'BUILDINGS, Jy2Ely-2p TERRA COTTA OR STONE WALTER PIPES 4 From two to Er , ' inch calibre. PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot. ALSO—E ENTER P EARL STARCH poi. Salo WliolosaloTat. Planufacttarers Prlceqo by HENRY U. U. ~ I COLLINS,. FORWARDTNG AND COM MISSION MERCHANT, AND witousatz MIMI Di 0111inESIG, BUTTE*, SEEDE, WISH, AND PRODUCE GENERALLY. No. 25 WOOD STRUT, PITTBBURGE. dote • STARCH FACTORX. FOR SALE.—The Rocheeter Starch Factory, in toorough and complete working order, capable of turtling out two tone of Starch daily, will be Bold on very advintageons terms. This is a favorable opportunity for any duo wishing to inter into a eats and proStabte bushaess, agood run of custom being already well established, ,and'l. requiring a comparatively email capital. For further inforniation, inquire of Be6lm-2p] HENRY LL cotaaNs, 25 Wood 0. JAMBS FrieLAHHUGEHILIN, bIANUYA: --- ko:umaka 01? ALICOHOI49 Cologne Spirits end . Fusel •Oil, Nos: 167 and 170 Seeond Street. ateguyemp --=_• --_ ----,,,,_.------._-7-7.- ---:." PtatIEXIIIIM HOLLAND GIN BITTERS, IMPORTED BY E. FEPX & BON, 488 PENN BT., UEBH, PA.—We reepectfully call the LaLonde]] of the public to the above .pleb . ated Bittere, for which the Medical Court of Holland hat commissioned U 8 to act as 8010 Agents far the United Mates and Canadair. This article is prepared by so of the most sclentillo men of Holland, and Is the most p arable Bitters now in use. Wherever the Holland Gin Bl , re has been introduced, its t ic sale has been unprecedented. Persons. ishing to try them l can have a sample, with circular, sent gralis=r ba=roa, sample, ' ' Y. * . ,Pa.- y'rAr : ts . l l, _ 'P 2-1-I Lift . 702,781 31 P. A. MADEEtA, Agent, 95 Water street. Pittebtr:ga $237,710 b 5 I J. 0. COFFIN, Agent, Oornefr Third and Wood streets. PITTBEURGH, PENN'A