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EBEIvSTiURCr.
FEIDAT MORNING::
:::.!ANUARY 2.
V. 11 . PALMLh'., the American Nc-w-spap-or
Arnst, i-" 0.0 U "'':: ' .7. .: f.r - his ; ape;r
' ia'the c'":'-olV--.-tor.. rev York arid Phil id-.l-
phia and D ut:V em no wo red t ta'ci advert ise-
men's and subscription at the ra'ts required 1-y
, us. ll'.-i receipts i-.-i'.l 1 j rc-erfd. -.1 as payments.
Ifiso.IW a--e B ...'on, "ta '.i B til hug: N-v
York. Tribune Bul-lmg? ; Phik--.k-lpl.Ja, X. W.
corner Third f.nd Che ri r.t Sts.
tor governor,
110111 film V
fi'u&ct fa rti de-xslon cf the D;ir.srranc CoiieaJiyn'
fob. canal commisiones:.
mm i mi
. Object to tl.r d'--:
" "ite achr.ov- I-.dJ the receipt cf vcluable
favors fr-.-n Xvsfra. Duchei ty Collins. Ilam-
Nebraska.
.' la.ad.litin to what will 1 fv.md in our Con
grcsslor.al nws upon this subject, we wotiKl call
- the parti :ular attc-ntion of oar readers; .to the fol
"lowinir rynor.cis of j.oi-tions of Mr. ionj:lass'
We v.or.'.d wl-h our rcfl-rs to wr.rch carcfaly
, everv step c f the disc-is-v-n i:pcn this hnportani
subject : we dvsire that thr-y Fhouid carefully cx- j
ftinine and iud;.-e f -r tlx motive.-; and tluy will !
-then know what valti'i -to p-.t ::p--n the fanatic
ho'vl-nr;.! of Dis;:nio:iit in d;-uis'?.
"dr. D'V-rla-s' t;ow b'M fie i.n ' the bouts -d.iries
of Kanzas and N. b:a-ka. AU that, pan
of the Te-rruory cf th 1'nited 5-toU s inci n!e:
within .he limits, c-x.-epi such pv.O.n-us there ;!'
as Si.ro herelr.ai'.'.'r. c:c:'tv-.-.ly ev-.-mpttd ficm t i.o
nnM.a!flK( -f tb's art . it witt n i.'t - at a otOi"
ii.M... ,nv;i::vr.rtvi.(.r,. :) C-o.-iii , a;,V,-
of north l.:i-.--iit.lo crossos the Sitiict ther:f-. west j
C'ii ta:a i i i:ie fc..;:.a;.v i .i.i. i .: . ; .an i.-,
the wati. rs ti-jwuut tiit-v ti..- iti-.-ai has
thore
r.rtrthwardf-n the said Liuhlamls tlto- : .:
cf the Rowley Mountain, tiivii' o on o:ii 1 summit
jiorthwari to the-l'oth pa-ailel imrth la-it udi
tl.cnce wct cn .said pa.-allol te the we.-'trn U-tin.
c'a-v of il.e Tcrrit'irv t ' Minness-' la. thon.e s-nth-
w:rd on said 1
then :e don tl
t.j,:i;
m;
,::,;.i no
I r;v.-r to
0 mtu 0
!. .t;,l Of
sai'
-1-r
piaoe of hi oi nnin r, be
an 1 the satuc is r,.-;vlv
created m
name o-f t
a tetun-.'rary i.iveminent by ac
; Territory of X ' -ras'tit. Ah tir.ii
rr.rt of the To
or- ftho Fnitid ttr e- ioclu-
.icd t "!.n "he f.'.l-v.vitv.r. e:::-- r.t vte'i "-ti-.n'
tbt'-r.'.f as are hercinafior cx;rev.-by uii!.ted
fro.n tk-i-fnora'-ioo..-: of tni- act, to w.t: Begin-ng
at a o:i t!aj we-'oru b nrt la.y of the ls.:ne
cf M.- so ni whore the U7th par.vi'.el of noith lati
tude cr" o-.'s the ?ame. th'-n." west n said pnra:
lei to the ensi...rii bjnndarv of New Mexiff. thence
north !! s-.id botitidary t. lat.,1- thtn-e f-il'ow-:n
said bauu lary v.-isiward to the suuintti !'
the highland-;, dividing the water tio.ving into tiio
Col jrado of the West or GreTi River fr :n the wit
ters tivwiug into the Green Basin, thi-nce u-rlh-v.'.'rd
n sa:d summio to the -l jsh parallel .-! lati
tude, thence east en said parallel to the r. e-oern
boundary of sid State o the t.lKce c-fber.nrtir r
bo and t F.e same is hire'03' created into a tintpo
rary government by the uan:; of the Tunitory of
Kansas.
The sec lion providing f"r the e7:'l ; ; f a d- le
gate is am'.-nd-'-i by ad-iiug to the word--, that the
C n5-ituU 'it and a'-1 the la as cf the Ih.it ed So.ros
whi-.-h are t lo-:a.!y innppli table shall have th'.
Battue force an 1 eiil-tt within the s.aid Tetritory a-.
elrwl.o:e in tie- ?7ai.'-4 .-'.ates. lift f-lio-,v!ng:
' B7:opt th1 eir
torv t i the- a l a;
se -'i -nofihe At nrej r.ia-
. of Missouri into the Union, I
approved Mar-tit u. 1 2v
bv the ,'i iiic.;.ies i;f .he 1
vjccii was super.-.t-k-d
:.-lation of 1 S0, C '.tl -
!-i-ttlv udi-- 1 tin- Co:npr:i;"t..e
-tooiare- i;-.iMu-i.-.
;..OiMties, aiid is
Sectkvn-i'1 .,'' f ! '' c :-:'id, 'iv.zz ::;
order to avoid t'l further miscunsti-oetgi-j, it is
coclarod to ba t!.e- true int 10 and meaning of this
act, so iar a- tinc;u-.-tioii oi'Mav-ry is cia-irni'i.
to catry into prae.i a! cpcrati-ai the JbUow ing
pr-p-.sltl.-n an 1 prir -;pi. - f-ial.h'-h- -I bv the
C 'Utpf'-miis M-as-i-vs :' 1 n 10 w it: i'.
1 hat all quc-tions pe; tain;!g to .Slavery in the
Territories an I the. n-v.- Males to l e formed, a-e
t-bj left t the fk-Ci.-ion of ihe pe-'ple res.dhtg
therein, thrriirlithc-irant.ro-.riate r.-'(r si-na: ives"
.S'-ro-e ,'. Tha- all j :nv..l u.-j- t;tl: t shn ; I
ai l qiKs;;..r;s ;;;v or
fitrr 1 1 ;:.o a' judi at
s. nal I'rf- .in. a-v re-
iti-.n o! too l.eal ttibuno's, :
w;ii, th r: hi -:'ar.p a! .. t'ie .Vupri :iie (..-; : i. cf '
the t'-bo i -;rv-,-s. j i'Oal -h:i pr.-.vi.d. ;. - J
cf ;ho C -a-itirt-: n an i '. tv; -f ihe fuite ! Stit.-s '
in ro p--o-, in f',rt;' i .-fs f s-m ,T ;-ii. ;'. are to b;-
criie 1 1:: .0 .auiu.ii eio.tuii in 1:1 r..t ti.e arga
zed Te.-::'or:ct, the :-.r.tne as 1.1 the States.
Ccr?-la:ni3. j
hoar c-'t-plaints irom many of our j
5; ill
Stiver. : . rs a
pc-3 ; thli- ma
tl.e r.c-n-t
is ex- Os 11
the r.i' t 0 re t j nr.. L-ct:-; -o 1
fruit cf cvit? : ourcdi'kn is
Th
.rs'.T.
nk.h.
andtho b-.b.ro
- on F: id;
T ..-.:iol .
in t.tis
k -a:ry, "with the ox Hon of Us--in Car: ol! and
S-JsjuJ.nnna town ddpp, ouobt to rceivt- his j-a-pcr
by Sito.rday cveningof each week : tit.-packages
are made up wiilu great care ; if cr.e sinvie
paper
to come to hand, the fault is nu ours
Ecdford ClirouiciD.
The first number of iJ-Jj go:d I---kin-' v.-e. !!.
is now b( lb-re us ; :t is conducted by Mr. John
If. Filler: he scctns dispose-1 to advocate Wfdg
Princir les ii he can find any and is bv no
means sure that the Maine Law- is part of the
Whig riatfonn.-
Wc- hope that Le wdli be able to enlighten ut?
ocasionalV.
7 are iniorutcd thai tho Alicghny Tun
nel i. now co:."ipIetc-'.i. nd tha: the Ball Ilvad
Compiny will begin to run their passenger trains
throu,-L ii on ihe first M'-mlay in February, thus
thoi-tctdng the line between Philadelphia and
Pittsburg io.s.mething like fifteen .Lours.
An enteruir-:ittT.t was to be given yesterday,
by Mr. Butter, to the operatives' at the Tunnel.
M-Ginky cfSatom-iviih was to prepare the edi
bleswarrant enough fi,r th-lr crcclloneo; the
board cf Directors were invited, and a jeed tiaro
gtio-rv'y was unttiipitotl.
!
HEWS AND MISCELLAHY.
7Thc papers are dragging an invention
by which leather can bo tanned in ten minutes.
We have seen the human hide however tanned
in five minutes. Our squcK'l master used to do it
tv,-e minutes, ;
my boy, what arc you crying
"Bill hove the bible r.t me, and hit mc cn the
! "Well, you arc the f -nly crsot. in the family on
I v.-heni the bible ever made the least impression."
- C1L7'' ;dovmg w a new trial c&urting tor a
second w ife.
C 'Ihe Charlkrs Kajlroaib wa- scld cn last j
Jndy .to a Coiupany cf New York -capiiaUstrt i
P:r 'j,0vJ. '
S'The Mvihodit Upiscc-pal Charch of ibis ;
placo h.'-i tcc-a h'.-'IJiu'-r protracted meeting for J
some time pa.st. .V r.nmbfr cf j'ersons Imre pro-
ila.-.-c.l ivii-i-.n.
O The c-rucr cf Odd 1'eliows i?i Ilollidaysburg
i;it i:d giving a griid.ball on thc-2.,1 of Fc-brna- j
ry i:ci. j
JO""' Ifavt wo an ercrari ;.ini.'!i; rs ?'' This ;
pK-stic:is now settled in the atrlnnativ?. "Tiir-
Al.epiianiau ' foriraliy prcmotts itav'f to the va
cant .siiujuion. and declares itself to be the- "or
gan'' cf the W hii-s : we coueniu!.iv h Wh?rs(
but whi.ui.-vcr we hear the music of their " or
gan," we are ien.ptcd to cyr'aii.i iihe the Englis'h
vocalist when he f r the tir-t time heard the ter
rific bray of the Jackasi : " Good "evmjs ! w'at
a h-r-iu you've goi."
Nrr Tow.vsr-ir. A new town-Lip wn erec
ted by wir Court cf Quarter Sessions at their hvt
T.rm in Doeembcr, out of parts cf the town
ihip!: of Suvpachaiiiia and AYl.iie ; it is is to hi
called Chest.
,7In town. Or Thursday, Co!. John Pii-cr,
of Ib.-liidaysb'irg.
Yi'e set tip the above, thinking that it might
interest the " Organ."
.."C? " Vi'c learn f.-ont the Boiton Courier, that a
r..ovutne:it is about to to made by the people in
the Old C'.lo.; valid Cape Cv I, relative to a ship
canal which thx'i connect Cpc Cod and Buzzard 's
Bay.
The " Organ " still eontinues to republish
i cuis:"' supposed to ie a compliment
..:r
tr the lo'.t.
:.7"-VTe didn't take.'' J- Ab.iuic.t.
Ntith'.-r did the Fut tuk? the gr?pts he could
::i g..-t the-m.
J --'An c"c.d.T.l occurred at one of the mines
a; O'.oti Carbon t-;i Frid-tv last bv whioli a minor
named I'obe? t Cotitoi had one of Li.: k-a-s
fra.:
od.
T! e Diiu-rcnee Between a ' true Whig"
aod a " V.'hig Vi hat i : it ?
Pi-iLaps th" f r-".n could y plain, it cer'ainly
bcinu: m possession of John.--(t ;n s Dictionary.
'i'lir rtv-ains f (.''!. Lbs; were taken to
ticn. Ta lor's tdanta-i'-n in Louisirrm, lartweelc.
t inter.-.. d al-mjr nl le the oid Lei o.
2J A Hit. a ie-'-iJcd 11. C If there is any
t:-if.!. in tiio say'uur. .hat " wi-un.icd igeons are
known by their lln-ierir.g,'' the AU'-ghanian
snust have re"ei-.cda very big lick last week a
re .o.iar " sockdi iag-.r."
' ib.'ine is now ligiited with gas, by an Ping-i:.-h
comrany.
,': The (Elector at Pittsburuh hit -5 had iiV.,
'' silver change font !ii:n Lorn the mint, to cir
eulate among the p;r.pU$.
"'7" An exchange says, when David -w Goliah
'.vit'i a sling, the ho ti-r f-.il .o'oioo ihcJ, and, of
c ....r--r-. wai oiite ast.oo -h- d, as such a thing had
(..( h-i I 1 1 Jure'.
rJ We would say that the advertisement of
Mr. Jan.( s ffilv-n c!il rs irdu as n cuts whioli should
t: i bo let .-lip. ; litis is a iv.o.-t favorable opportts
i i.y t- j.ri'ctire, at an c;tc eil.tigly 1 o.v price,
iho.-e i-ro'luo'tions which must Le ioiever intorci
; iog t-j Ati.erieans the spo-iu-.s and writings of
( 'lav.
, The Wash.ek a .Scninil is baeking out
of its oppositivn to the Adurinis-raliovt.
OCTf Tr. .Tt.ii? CofijyT. U R Rona'.or, bnu 1 ..e:i
ele:ted I'reaiuent of the ft'unb'irv and Brie llail-ic-ad.
"."7- The thirty oirio who set type in the Day
Bo'ikofHce, New York, earn, on an average, a
t.'j'lar a day.
77 That Mivl iletown Barer." Wc do owe
the- ' Alhhanian'' .-o:r.c redress that was rath
er an unkind cut about that unfortunate " Mid-uh-tv-vii
Paper," but v.v rct.l'y had no id.a that
vo o:v so ia-ar the (piiok the dear organ jat;.-.t
i..:.;e- us it in the r.-s of iiiatter," it oootesi on
ally gets a s piec.'c.
"7 Two hubs arc before the Virginia Legisla
ture fur the suppression of small noies in that
5tae.
TV New y.-.rk Ti-ibune advocate? the in-
? it .: i-n of a Paid Fire Dopurfm-.n; in that oi:y.
ct.Mcn ,. ib.tr pa- j 77 ' Di-kcau . n of the "Organ-,." The Jo.ur
vi h.us, an.l j r.r.b" "Blair County Whig," "Kegistu-" and -Al-
.. tl-i. it is i',.. j loghanlan," have all gut iato a muss, " throne 1.
kc.T, partly on cue .vaoiher :" C:ey cannot find cut who and
j " tuix ure iiO. ; r.i.'V
canr.v'- O.:oiigiii.sh the true nutal Irom tho base,
We gttess (hat th-? v.Lvlc concern is " ho.r:"
Tnt; OrvCAX. Yv"e recur with pleasure to this
captivating instrument: wc look upon it as an
evidence of the growing taste for music, in our
community.
We have long been antiehoa'irur soruc-thimr of
t.'ie K.r.d ; we looked upon the institution cf the
Du-eh Band, as 1 ho harbinger of a-a excellence,
cfa progress yet to coiue : our presentiment has
been lealie J ; lo ! the organ !
"We are now a community indeed fortunate, in
the presence of an organ, so pliable, soaccemmo
datmg, so ole'crmincd to please ail tastes, even
the mo-t g:oveIIi:,g.
The gonLlemanly and graceful agent for the
proprietors of the concern, witk thatbaahfuhics
i-o atrrtlve 1:1-a juvenile peifbrmer, says thai
he can only play one tune upon tiie organ ; lids
declaration must, however, be received with great
caution in " fact it is simply ' bogus:" he is
merely pat forward as an attractive sTgn, to bring
custom to the shop: there are some Old lucU
behind the curtain who " point up," and " point"
down;" as "iumon "says, and who, ' f.)r a con
sideration," will rnake their ntaohiae nlavanv
j and every tuce, to suit the tusto of the employer.
round cut Vie Secret.
G. W. Norton & Co. h.ivc been advertising in a
number cf country papers, that fjr the small
sum of -one dollar, they will give instructions
how to realize from 700 to 10G0 per annuia.
The Hollidaysburg Standard, says:
A week or two ago a party of four young men
cf this place clubbed together lor the purpose of
obtaining the great secret. In duo time the an
swer came, and what think you it contained ?
why a simple line which read, " Do as we do
advertise !'
Nov.- the application may be made as it will
Norton & Co., are correct, and exhibit a deep
knowledge of the human heart. 'Advertise if you
waiit to luikc- &o!u $7l:0 to c'lOCO per annum
Norton dec- it every body d-x-s it who thrives
m business,- and the triuinj li&nt vindication cf
its utility is witnesied in thotje who were willing
to pay for advcrtiseJ knowledge that we would
have taken plca.sutc.in furnishing gratis,
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Important Proclamation.
The sul joined important proclamation, issueel
by the l'residuut of the United States, will be
it-ad with interest. It relates to a subject which
La-; attracted a la-ge share of public attention,
sj-.d wili ii receive J with general ar probation
It shows that the President is de-iermined to in
to n.iitntaiu the "inte-giity cf the laws
c gainst vielli-.-n; and to this end, he calls upon
all good citizens to dtseounttnanee ihe proceed
!!..; alluded to, re -.pairing all public olucors to ex
ert their authority to arrest and bring to tiial all
oii'en-.lers. This step was called for by the intel
lig. ::ee recetvrd by the i'lesideut, auJ will be
properly appi ecialed:
bv -i u t; pniti-iOENT or ton: iMia STATtii
l-iiCCLAAl.VIi':-
Whereas intbrniation has been i :oive-.t by k,o
that an unhv-vf il expedition Lt-s been fitted cut
n the State cf California v.ith a view to invade
Mexico a nation maintaining friendly relations
with the United Slates and other expeditious
are organising within the United States for the
Fame unlaw Jul purpose: and whereas certain citizen-
and inhabitants of this country, v.n:nin.lfi-i
ofth'ir obligations Mid duties, and - f the right
cf a friendly power, have j artioij ated, and are
about to participate, in thci-e ctitcrpi i.es, so de-n-iatorv
to our national character, and so thrcat
enintr to our t'.auouility, and are thereby in-tur-rir.g
the severe ptnalti'-s imposed by law ogninst
iti'-h oiUn-ie-rs.
Now, theroib-rc, 1, 1 'tanklin Pierce, President
of the- United States, have issued this my recla
mation, warning all trsoits Mho shall connect
thcm.-olvcs wi'li a-iy -o-.t enter; :ie or e:.pedi
tioti, that the p-:iai ios of the law dencuuoed
against s'!"h orio.inal conduct, will be rigidly en
forced: and 1 cxho.-l all g-.x-d c-iiiens. at they re
oar ": cur nati-ctai character, as thiy resj ect cur
law s or the law s of moi- iis, as they value the
i-b. s-.iiigs aiid peace and the welfare, of their coun
trc to eiiscountonatiee, ami by all lawful means
pi event, such criminal euierprii-s, r.r.d 1 call uj
0:1 ail c-ii.Icers of this govc-rniiu-nt, civil andtnilita-
! ry, to use any eilbrts which may be in their pw. -i
tr to arrest 'or ti ial and punt ihmeni, cery such
1 olfeuder.
Given under my band and seed of the United
Stales, at Washington, this ciehteeuth
dav Januart. in the a-ar o" o..:r la.i-.l
in. s.
one thousand tight hun-had and frfy-
fotrr, and the sevtn!y-ei,.d.th of the Iti-dependeri'-e
if the United Stales.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By (he President,
W. L. Me.iiCY, Secretary of Slate.
The New Treaty with Elcsico.--Santa
Anna.
De.-p.iie the many contradictions fhat have
been utteu'd in relatic-ti to the rumored treaty
wiih Mexico, such an arrangement has been made
between the ropr -mtativis of the two govern
ni not, and it is now before the r. -.tht 1 itiis at
Was.hi.!g!on. A. letter ficm the city cf Mexico
under Onto of January 5th, gives this as the sub
stance of tho treaty :
" The United States is to pay 20.00 -I'.ftOO fr
thii-ty-nino- ntilli-uis acres of U:riio:y. Of the
purchase money, i77-' 7000 are to be reserved
to rat- of all claims including the O'aray grant,
Indian spoliations, j rivaic claims, rbc. A board
of commissioners is to be appointed to adjudicate
the.-e matters, who may sit Other in Wu.shing-
j ton or Mexico. The Mexican (h-vernment Ilout
I ed the idea of recognizing the Garay part7s pre
j tent ions, Nothing but their own craftiness and
j the c-puitahle disposition cf Gen. Gadsden occa
sioned thorn to be considered at all."
The Mexican papers generally express them
selves as in favor of the Treaty, and.exj-atiate in
grandiloquent terms upon the wisdom of the
poli-y that has prevented further difficulty with
tho United States. Some of them paint in glow
ing colors, the advantages to be derived from the
purchase money cf a territory now worse than
usele.-'s to their Government, and speake hope
ful! of the day when branches of the great
"Pacific Railroad, which will be built through
the conceded territory will pencil ate to their
capital, and through the great and rich States cf
Guadajara and Guanajuato.
(ii-.n. :.: 1 7-ctviU at Vera Cruz with
ail !KMK.r and ceremony, and w as waited upon by
the leading official functionaries. On the other
hand, a letter states that ?nta Anna continued
to augment his f-,rces, and that already many
o:h.:e: from Spain had accepted service in the
.Mexican army. Tho writer adds :
"Santa Anna's power is inoreasir to all ap
pearances and probably in reality from davto j
..ay. me papers are liiie-d with new
sions" to the present phut or " platform.''
' ad he
Some over-zealous adnert-nts imitating Ike example
of obscure village papers in the United States,
who are anxious to be the first to hoist the name
cf a new candidate for the Presidencyinsist up
on it, that nothing less than the conferring of the
title ef Emperor upon him, can prove their sense
of w hat l;e deserves of his country. Meanwhile,
the recipient. of these honors is paying one of the
penalties of greatness, lie lives in constant ap
prehension of attempts upon his Ihe by poison
eats nothing but that which a faithfufjuij fievo-
tect sister prepares and sends to him, carefully
locked up in a large covered tray. It j3 saiJ that
at Lis own banquets he dare not cat.
" Uneasy rests the head that wears a crown."
An imposing sight the sight of your bill
at nine tenths at least, of our " first rate " ho-
te-is.
IMPORTANT FH0H EUROPE !
WAR ! All ! ! WAR !!!
New Yoitx, Jan. i.
Tkcsnow blocked the reads two days in Fng
lend and Belgium, on the railways. There was
thick ice at Madrid. The winter was very so-X
vere throughout the North of Europe. The Bal
tic was packed with Heating ice.
It is reported that another duel between Mr.
Soule and Lord Ilowden had been deferred, in
consequence cf a death in the family of the lat
ter. The Paris Moniteur contains a circular cf the
Minister cf Foreign Affairs, : dtted the SOth De
cember, addressed to ail the French Legations,
on the Eastern question. Thcdociuntnt is mod
erate, but very firm. It narrates all the 1 hra
ses cf the question, and declares that Fi ance.
England, Austria and Prussia have solemn'y
recognized the territorial integrity cf the Otto
man jl'p phe ; and further, that the affair at Sul
ci pe took .lace against all provisions which Bus
sla have declared, a material guarantee was desi
red to prevent the Ottoman territory and flags
fi-m further attacks bv the navy of Russia. The
French and English fleets were, therefore, crdt-r- i
ed to enter the Black Sea. The circular teri.oi
natesin cxrirossiive: the hope, that Russia will
not expotse Europe with new eor.vul-icms.
The papers authen' IcuY.y state thnt the French
Government is dissatisfied with the evasive eon
duet of Austria, and has add: e-ssi-d a strong let
ter of remonstrance, intimating that a further
cessation cf piocr cdimr by the otl er j ew rs w id
l;e taken as meditated Lo utilities, a result which
they must 1-e prepared to abide, and that Fiance
will extend aid to Hungary, Italy, etc.
The Pa: is papers report that the Cz.ar has giv
en orders for imtnodiu'c preparations for or i;tg
tho Dan'jbf, which fiblds the hope of hi; acceptance-
c-flho last no'C of tl.e WiSlorn IVwers.
The htteet advices from Constantinople express
little hope that negotiations will lead to a satis
factory re --olt.
The Turkish Council hat: declared jt.seif perma
nent. Ihe Cabinet is harmoniuu; on the e-ee:.-sioii
of the re.-ent eli.-t ii bianco.
The Sultan has declared to the French Ambas
sador, that 'no would i a' her ab-Iicat-j than accept
a.s.-..isi ru.ee againrt the- SuitanV subjects.
The Eu: siatis oecupie l tie- frontiers vf Austrian
t aiiaoiua loom (Ji.sovia to eoUotaut. 1 ney are
also permitted to make purchases wkhin the
Austrian tcrri lories.
Count ll.-terl.ar.c-y has not yet g- ne to St. Pe
levsburgh, in ccnse-ouei.eii (fit n-pcutvd home pf.i
it icai mi.-uuderstauduig.
Constant ino-i le is quic-t.
Trieste is mentione'l as a neutial lace- f--r the
meeting of Cot-cress.
It is reported that the pea-ar.fry along tl.e
Danube, from Kalaf.it to Turna, and the Esrsoiau
officials, have turned cut.
Authentic intelligence confirms the previous
report that the Porto have accepted p. nolo fiom
rt,.-. Our T-.'.n-rrs e, vr'- ? i . f : r-e v e-1 -wo . S.r
L .. v . ., .... . ... .....
tmder c; ri ain Condi t io r.3, ..to x.nt Favor-the-
iasi-t upon the eva:tiat;cn (im, Key-
itis and the maintaiitance of tho 'iur.i-it -.
t-ig r.i-. They consent to a Congress in a neutral
f-ity f,r a rcvs:-.a of existing troatu s, and to con-sieU-r
ti-.c propriety of further atncliorati of the
conditiem -f Chri-tian sribjto'.s.
The deliberations of the Divan continued three
days. Whe-n the result transpired, theie was a
tunuilt at Constantinople ; and a mob c-f G'oot1,
led by Fie mas. assembled, .and pi e.stuited a remonstrance-
ueedaring the Nd.t.rlate e-ui.-titut ion
violate -I by the Council. For the time, a r:-:-t was
apprehended, and a f ree tf mai-ittrs fi-orn the
Eug'i.-h and Fieo.ch steamers was called to Coa--.tantiucp'le.
A proclamation was i -. ted by the
Sultan on the 22d, w hich restored quiet. Set or'
il of the n.ob we re aries edanel bani.shed.
refinatc information relative to the action of
the Czar w as elr.iiy expected.
LeNuox. Inteliige-nee from St. Peter-7nrg,
fhtt-d the 2-OtIi, states that the En ; e:er if Rua
:.a has ibrma'ly rejected the Vienna prote-ce-l and
11 He of the oih, but consents to ix-.miue the
7-arkish j-.r-o-itions cf the 2-uh akhorrh he re
tses to recognize the " right of European inter
vention in Russian and Turkish affairs."
On the 2oth the allied fleets had ucl entered
ire Black Sea in conse-pucnec of the tempe.stuou.-5
l eather. The instruction-; to the commanders
cf the fleets are, ti.at m the event c f meeting toe 1
llussian ships of War, they will in the names oi'i
their respective goverriiueiits lcquest the llu.-sian
evunmaneler to ret urn to Sebastopol. where he
will find further instructions from the Bit siau
geivcrnme-nt. On a refusal to return force will
be used.
The Russian stateroen' atilct not to feel the
slightest alarm ab-cut the movements of the allied
squadrons : on the contrary they assert that the
entry of the fleet into the Black Se-a will be a sig
nal Cor a simultaneous outbreak in India. Algeria
and Greece, artel a Greek insurrccti-n th; oug-aout
Turkey, which are all being ready organized by
the Agents of the Czar.
There have been no operations of magnitude.
small skinui-hts have taken place between the
f;i posts daily.
... ;tfoo.n j,.....ttii says tne Turkish army in
Asia is totally disorganized, and most cf t lie
troops under Seliiu Pacini and Gen. Gtiycn were
killed. The rumor is not credited.
The Turkish accounts acknowledge the evacua
tion of the Russian territory in Asia without loss.
The latest news from Persia was most satisfac
tory, but was irreconcilable with this statement
-:C Russian General, Giimillofi" commands
the Persian armV.
Constantinople dispatches stale th.-' the Britti.-h
charge in Persia succeeded in terminating the
differences between Great Britain and Persia.
The Turkish charge is satisfied with the explana
tion that Persia did not intercept the relations
with the Shah.
Extraordinary military activity prevails ali
e ver Russia. The czar got 2u '000,000 rubles from
the church.
-The London Observer saj-s that agents arc on
the way to the United States to purchase ships
and ammunition presently for Russia.
England. Much indignation exists against
Pri nee Albert, particularly -the indej cndoiit pa
pers, and the public voice protests that he is a
tool cf Russia, and that Aberdeen is under his in
fluence. The Prince, it is stated, betrays all
the Cabinet secrets respecting Russia, Austria
and Germany. The matter is expected to come
before Pailiament.
France. The customary New Year's levee of
the Emperor wa.3 hold, v. hen the Emperor ad Ire-3-cd
the Ambasadorc, in which Le Loped ta be able
to maintain' the: relations fcud-lMing between
France and their govcrnmtr'i. ; Ifo assured the
Ottoman Ambassador of Lis got.l wh-Lcs, syn.j a-
W!" i"'1 e-ti-.rrs lor. a.uri-.ey. ... a
f The 'Times correspondent reports that 70,000
Frenchman were ready Lr the Tutkiah camp!
when re-'iutreil. - -
The "War uc-p art men t slates the number of men
available fin- the army in the event of a fry r.era!
war t o be one and a quarter millions for laud .-cr-vice.
It is current in the j.c'iti-al circh s 3at the
Czar coniinues to tempi Nup-oJeon to desert Eng
lish alliance-, audi oilers to c :..-ent to the Frertch
annexation of Belgium and Egypt, the Czar
promising also abai.-Jju.th-j Bourbju can. e.
Pcnrsyivauia Legislature.
II.r-i-;:si.'.-aG, Jan. 20.
SENATE. Several unimportant l-x-al b.lls
weiv rea-l in place and referred.
Mr. Evai.H read in place a bill incorporating
the Ikrvntivwine Railroad Co.i.par.y.
Mr. Jamison submitted a strres cf joint 5cs-li-ti'u.s
instructing cur Set, at .; ; nr. I re -pteoiitig
onrRcprcse.itatives in Cont rc-SH tu oppe ,j any
reliction in the tJuty cf stlt.
The retu-huious lie- eve.-.
The- Sena.e then resumed, on it-s fin-.l p arsng:.
the c-i-i-.ierati'm (f th- bid r.-pe.dir.g thv ohr.rtei
of thei'ranhliii C.'.nal t 'truoan.
Cortsidor-tble ih ' ate en-ue-I, in whl h .M ssrs. j
l'arsio, Prist, Cia'.b and f.tl.ers part.-i; ated In:
fvdvoracy of the bill, and (he ore .tt'-.i thou b-ir.r :
htke-n on lino bill, pas.-t.-d by a uuaui..) -.is Vu'.c j
y etrs 74 r.ays it.- "- ;
Messrs. Darkneton. B. D. Ilimlin, II. V. Ham- ;
I'm, IbtiJri 7s, 1 1, .go. Km.k.l. M.ilitteer ail So-
gc-r v.e-re- absent. Mr. Be.ekaic.v deck, eef tmg. i
The bill, a t ii i-astse-l. dc-vlare s the e barter oi '.
.hi- Fftinklin t.a.nd com! an v null tut. I -.J
provi'Ie-. also that it shall be unlaw f..l f.r any
: ." :. . .a a n v 1 :. con.-1 : ;. ': I an- t nei rea-1 it; one
- " --
the rot leer i i a n;u.e;
Erie U t
tu.iol
State I-.:r.e. withe-.it e t- rn.th -i.t
some future act of the i- rb t :....i s : .
-t b
.d a
v a . .
th.u ity give.: to any c-.rp'-ra'.;
im;.l.:-a.i.-n. for that pt.t-oso,
or by
. tire -hcreb
: o'. 0..--1
an-.l l-i.peale-L
The bill ine i t orating the N.; the.: .-.
Ik it ii d'.ess Childrei: v. a-. t..l.n uj., e.n
Mr. G .o '.win, c-oo.ld ted and j r...vjd.
The Senate ii:-. n a ej-. or:.- l u-.t II 2:
Ma:i.Iay.
J i -o L Slk eu- lit:;.- itriimp-.;' an
c as ui.-.p'.-.-ed cf, and a number of le-.
IT. me j.-i....-tita
cf
bo-oi-.,-.!
private
bide re ad in pi u-c
Mr. Roberts submitted a reS'ati--i authori
zi'tt: ti t- S- eai-.er o'i ;-.::. int :i O' uotuitte o c! five
n.eu.i er.;; t-.r the pur; o -e e-: . .."..tg t '.d
i oi line u. on tho .se veial j r-u-.- i..n
7u7
relative to ce-r:.stift:t:.-!::.I re f rtu.
Mr. I.h.eham sube-.kte.I a j-. Int :-. . l.i
" rt T ! a '. l l -: -1 . ' a .
to tbe Ce-n
."'--- -. I '-
t! , 0: . e, ..-
.- u .--.1 j
er.eee.l
t, the".
His stock ,
Queeusv '1 n..I ;s l" -s-'
11.1
ptllJU-? lit -.: :, Li.e.. : .1
eor..-.:i. ratieii cf th-- bid
e f i-ianufact'-ring hi the S
The bill gave ihe to a 1
was finally pas: p. nod.
Several local bill-c. ef ii.'
i't.
b
ei t-itC'.-'-i age
.gthy die,
u.:-.:
t.r.u
tv gi-nerat l
co-aside red and pa--e i.
The H-j-i.-e tbe-n tidjourne-d.
xxi-an. co?;aRrs3.--rmsT sscsicr;.
Vt".e-.;i;.'.;itix, Ja.v. 23, 1?.HL
SENATE.
Mr. Petit t i:.-.'. ed that the Com::, it to 2 -'-n Ihi
vate Lan-1 Ckiii.is be allowe i a c.lc. k. Agreed to.
Mr. 1 ougk s asked h ave t o m; he a r pt ;t f...:n
the Ccu.n.ille-s on Te-ni.t-rii'-.. IL- sal j the atten
ti.oi f tho Con. loittee had iaa-n ulrce.ed to ti.e
fact that the o- -ulb- rii 1 ein lary e.t Ne braska, as
laid down m the 1.7.". he r e: -f. t e r. rto.i, w i.ieit
was b'O tit-.j dg., v.'c-ul i ekvfle the (.kerek-.e coun
try. To avoi-l th's th" t'ouunitttebad ek-tirrr.:.i-..l to
rooniii'ita-i 7 dt ir.e.s as the sculler.! bou.i
ektry. The people of that con:: try hut two del
ea;es acting tit th--lr rg.ms in this c:y. w ho
urge d that the ex:;. try be o: ided into two 17: :i-ioj-ie,
one Ne "-: a ska, the t thir Kauzas lerrltoiy.
Theeleie-eaiion faor.il.-wa, and so far f.t he Lad
bt en al-le to c, .-u-t.lt with the M.assuri d.It-eaLk-n,
satisfa.-l th
:; (..';;. milt
that
it
Wot.Id be bsttt
to have two Terr!
There were sen
ther a-r.'Xr '
nts ma L
irate sulb
bp
ct,
the eul.oiiittce in relation to a
nnd which were male with a view that there
cm Id be no difference el opinion as to tl.e meaning
of a new bid.
Mr. Johnson Do you p-ut both Ter:i orb s into
one bill ?
Mr. Douglass The one bill will provide Terri
torial governments f--r Loth Nebraska -and Kan
zas. The commit: eo desire that this new bill bo
I rinted.
The motion to pri nt was agreed to. Numerous
petitions, were printed.
Bedkii's ca.se has got bef .re the Senate.'
4 c.-.-. rie; we".I or Sc-ctini, his pa.st life,
and present history.
Gen. Cass has been defending' Lira. Bediui
has been close'ed with him.
Other Senators then went int o the debate.
Messrs. Butler. Ibawson, Douglas, Everett, and
Pc-tilt, ck-noun. ed all violence against-l.kn.
Senator We"er, of Cab defended the Germans
of Cincinnati, amid earnest at plause from the gal
leries. Bedini was in the Senate.
house.
7" .action of Mr. Bernhisel, the Committee on
Territories was rcqueJlr-1 toinouire into the ex
pediency of extending the provi.fiens of I'tf- Ore
gon Land Law over Utah.
Oa motion of Mr. Benton, the Commit'eo cn
Agriculture waj instructed to impart- into tho ex
pediency of establishing an Agricultural Bureau,
tube connected with the Department cf the Inte
rior, and that they report by bill or etherw ise.
The House went into Committee cf the whole
on the State of the Union or President "s Mcssture.
OCT" In the constitution of the Sandwich I dar.d
the first article reads as Allows : It is our fixed
decree. 1. That no law shall lc enacted which
is at variance with the we id ef Jehovah or at va
riance with the general Sqirit of the V.7i d. All
laws of the Island snail be in consistency with
the general sqirit of God's la,v
- Railrcads and the Pullit Lahdc.
The aid cf the General Government is
in numerous cast.', in behalf cf laikoa I e;..
seS in ,lhc West. Large giants have been :.'
to' similar undertaking. V'c eLserve tl.i- (
follov,i..g bills havt Ltea introiac. i j2 r
gre-s3 : .
I. A'billgrvtiting to the State of M:.:,,
j ortai.r cf the publi; de,maln, to ai J in i.i.- -.
Stnrction of the Iron Mountain P.alhsad.
IL A bill gii:.g a right of way, and
alternate seelious of public lit. is to tl.- .- ..
Vt'i.-eon.-.iu and itsgiautcts arid a.-s.g:,.--, t.. .
the construction cf a railroad fom M.iwa. ie
Prairie da Chien, on the" Mi -.:.!.-..dppi l iver.
J He- .'Wn!r gtving a'rigb-t cf way, and r-.-'i:
alternate Seetie-nsef cert id tl j uLlic I;.:. ;., .
Str.to- of 'Wisoou.-iu and its gran lees: and a
to further the construction of a raureai tl.;, .
specified.
IV. A bill giwng a light of way, arid r'.:.'..;
alternate .-e-tt:--i.s cl' eer.a.n pubin- lands t
State.; of Michigan and Wi-o":,s:n rod ti.
grant .e.-; an i egos', to luiir.er tno- cc:.2t
ef Cert tun 1 ailr-.-a Is ti...:-.i:i pc ei tic d.
V. A ! ill v rant int.- to the Mate- of Call
-c..::.
p-trtton oi ' ne ;
aid'i:
tia- cl aa--t.r-a:i teeUt .-. aoran.er.t'j c.tv, uy
burn, to Ne-va-ia city, 1:1 .-iid S ate.
VI. A btii g: autii r to the- State of C&bf n.'.z ,
j-i ei-.'i of the pub'm: land.-, to atd - in th- c-l
r-truetlon of a ladror.u i.-.-ia Mi.ry-.vide to ;-.;- ;
in said Sia'.e.
VI I. A Ltli i.u.ku.g a grant o: land to '
tate ! a.i.etnu. 1:1 arte: nt
in th-. e-o..-.ruc-.iv.i f cetiaiu
:: .-.t ., t.. ;
la li i-j
.t-.ate.
!II. Vb'l uta'ttg a cr-i't : I :-,
.fa.e . f C allit e nia i.t ;.!.v;i.;v'.c it t-.i, to -. 1
the co-:ictruc..n efa raiir-.ad f:-tir. San Irate;
iet Si an .To.se.
IX. A bill graatius Iru.ds to th-. S-atc'.fL
Is 'in-'..., M:a..; t to:. A 1 .: l-.i,.- -S , .!..- S '.. . i .
j ! L-vn. and ij .::.uti.-ta Terriieiy, -;, aid -;"
o.usti leuou or a ru.iroa i i.o:n.e.v vr..
St. Paul's.
- . -.--.-.. r .
-Y 1:' lK'v; - i-eis.a. o:
k d-..l.Ii.g the- tiittct o f oo r : c; io.il'.
,r ine a d
ua ion .f public lands bv
ellt :.f th's .State.
- , i
I :--'. i' r llr:
iKipcxtaiit from Blexico Iwo V;t.k:
Later frciu CaIifc:iiia- -additiciie.1 !l
tcllijcce oi tiis Gadsdea Treaty.
7s!::MSTe.-:,-. Jun.'i-.
the stein, cr Teas, at New 0:1c-:.:-.--, to-;
a e i..rec y r j
is treaty v, ::k
rtt 1, b: .
k-xioo.
htCsU-C-i-ticn;:...
The b
7r ,- : -r -.1
on
c :t - , ::.
milt t :;:-:ti' of E! Pao,
le 0 g Ue j-.t h tflak 0 G U 7
degree of la: Lo.lv- and the
tt.eoco .-...:-. tt
1 ,
..an to the lb.; .
or.e kui.drcl i ..
act
-.til et l'.' t t b
I. :n O rec:;"..
once liorth-a-e-.t t a oiat two h o a
t
; tne mo
thef tl. rlvo: (ft.lo-ade. Ti.e
tk-uy ertbiroc:- ; arly all of Pktierla. a:. a th.:
r:7e rok.iot.s efa no s.
Tt.o eleveioh .! : iel; . f tl c treaty of 0 -.ad-'
litjat re ;s oa .eeii .:. M.xi:tiii; r -.ti'etr
tv inni..,:.s ti d.lln-.- in fikc.:. r..o:..i.s ti
i .. i . .:. no t-n t-.e latniea-ion o: i!.o re-ate.
ihe re-ate, ani ti.
balam't- in n i-:v.e-r.ti-
ctakiif n's.wi-.r. ititetes..
tutt o: w l..cu if
-iy At.n.i ica.n
m'.k. as a: e io be set p.pa: t " :
aiit.s, including the Gariv
deii.i.ity. Bat 'it is .-'.ipulate-i that bef -re
t.
fbiray p-oph- ff - e l . e any port- en as an ind uxi
tb'-y -kail reh 1.-0 to the M-.xiea.t t.e.ve-rntr.c-.t
t:tle to tho la... is t.U t'ie lsti-.OUS. i his 13 a I
li.en.; ui ma :e c-: tne ..a:ay c :n; u:rv in the 1:
ty. If the Ik-die l Sta't-s wi-h. tboy can par
tc :
wh- le a moan It mfrkionel at enco, r.ad save
tit;
tntercst. A Be -ir 1 cf Ce.ir n.issio.ie: s is tc Lfc t--p-o;utcd
at AFashiugit n to adjust all clairr..-;.
Santa Attr.a isg.lr.g fir a se- rt time to his 17-ca-n'.la.
G-.ne::d Milas ;s to be e'es 't ci .'.:?.:
'Ihe c-tiij o-e w ili be- proclaimed its so: :-, as ::.
treaty is latiiic-d.
General Almonte is ctt-atfdGcne-ral cf Dlviii -and
Grand Gross of the Drd-.r cf .Guadalure, acd
to he seiit. as M. nis'.er to Beruo.
News f. o:n Cahibrnia, to the 20th it it is rec tv-e-.l,
but the ue pat -.Los con c- sealed, and contcrs
un.eiio.vu. 'ihe Callioruiri mad was brought
koiti Acnpul-o toVerat'roz infiny-'wo he van
i-urtoeu minutes. There are rumorts of thekss
of another Paeiuir sieamer on Ciiri-tmas elr.y.
which wed. n-t vouch for. It is said that tho
pa.s-c-uge: s an 1 property wore saved. There are
rumors a!s of tl e tailuie of two 1 ar.king houses
in San Francisco. An agent c f Adams" Fxprrss,
I ieam, car-.ei ithe Texas, brir.gin r important
papers from Caiif-.rnia.
A C.-triTAL If KK. It is prop-
the vc.ttui r:-lire a Is to f.uri.di
ese I ca s-rnc cf
Ealyca-s " f.r
the c r.Ve:
eu'iages
ieu-.ee f thoe travelling w ith these ap
aswell as f rjhe c-mfo:t of Iravekrs
generally. The cars will be con me d:ous and wdl
sutplbd wit! tra.lio? .jumpers, tattles, sugr.r
candy milk.i-arag. ric, and other sedatives and
conveniences, an experienced matron with both
wet and dry nurses will be always in attendance.
"i' its will teal J ;k..oi, and parents n.z
re
ly ttji
it; i ;,
el every alter: La being paid" to their cat-
IJARITETS.
cr.r.rtrcT-u.n wkhkly iv rvvon and jtorcsTS.
t.SF.NjHVito.rridav. Jan. 27, 1S54.
ricur ncr bbh
S7 25
1 25
75
Viieat net bu.sh.
Bye,
(. orn,
Oats,
i'otateH-s,
Butter pier lb.
Eggs, lei.
Buckwheat jrr buiii.
Hay prr l-n,
Wet-tl per eord,
Coal per bushel,
Chesnutji per L-ushel,
37.
50
a IS
li
cd
a 12
1 50
07
1 25
10
v.hsr I-Iarlret.
Ei-.ENsrrioi
- ot
IS51.
Ctnh'ns,
I n e-t Gomtnein
Secoml ."
Lariue!,
H(T::I,K-k.
Chair Plank,
Cherry ,
v a.i. fc .
7,50
11.00
13,00
10.00
7,50
15,00
23,00
10, (to a
12.v a
15..-0 a
7.00 a
1-1,00 a
14. 50 a
TRY BAKKbLS IMtlAN Ll' llMhNT. It is
clear nti-1 pleasant to ttse. Warranted all it is
recemnif n del or money pall back. Prepared
hv II. (J. O. Cary, Pr.irekt and Chetnist, Clcrc-I.-.nd
Ohio, to when, all orders .should be addressed.
Sold by an authorized A pent ia every town in th
State. Per sala by Fred. Kittel, bnsburg P.,
and h IIughe-8 i Wiu-ny, Jefferson Ta.
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4'
ni
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