The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

i'Ulll ur iiALTLMULh, Sept. Pittsburg. The Advocate of Thursday last THE i. Museum. All lover music bhould improve Iho present opportunity of liste uiug to the enchanting performances of the famous Euterpians.

Their slay anion! us is but short, and we hope that bo nne who wishes to Ovum huokimnary. An egg, laid by a hen some sixteen miles out of town, on the York road, has been left, at our office as a curiosity. It has on the shell a number of hieroglyphic characters, that would be valuable to an Egyptian undertaker, in the days of embalming; when it cost about as much to furnish a residence for a dead man as a living one. The characters are supposed to have something to do with the presidential election, hens usually manifesting sagacity in relation to such events; which is not at all wonderful, seeing geese often affect a vast amount of prophetic, wisdom in respect to the same stib- 23 I Gil tV9 6iTJ -5 CO AHKIVED, barque Or-neral on her first voyage,) Smith, of and Irom Alexandria, bound to Kotterdarn, uh a cargo ot to! acco al'u-r being 8ds atsea. returned ltaky lot Brig lviltimore, Parker, fi ds fm Boston, assorted cargo, to wiuiriiLe.

Schr Susan, Taylor. fm New York. Schr Leander, How land. 3 ds fm Acracuhe, C. naval stores, lo .1 Corner liro.

Sclir Palm, Cmwt 11, 8 ds fm Boston, assorted canro, t-i is Applctmi. loop Union, ITumer, fm Philadelphia, mdz, to John VV Grown. JtrSMORANDA. Schr Trident, Cater, hence for Cape Hmien, ya spoken nisi, 30 h.ri7U Ul. Schr Cant ia, hence arrived at Mobile lSjth.

Schr 'lextcr, Sjiencer, htnee arrived at JNey Haven 15th inst. Schr Quesu, Arey, for Baltimore, cleared at Boston H'thin-l. Scl.r Celeste, Jo'inson, for Ealtimore, cleared at JioW York iflth inst. fTOLI.IllAY ST. TI1KATKK FOa ONE MIGHT il ONLY.

At immense ex pens an engagement iia been etlecied with the celebrated iVlONS'it. A LEX A N-DRli, wtiose pert'ormauces al every court and city of Europe has met with that unexampled success which combined with iiinminse talent, can alouo achieve. 'J lie Manaeerctm suircely sufficiently congratulate hiiiiseH'nn having been able tnniee'. the wish-es espresso-1 hy miiltitu.fes of the chin-ns of Baltimore, to witness the unique porfornmncrs ol this highly gifted aiel superior person. His hotM that thesreate.vpeusa attending tho en-agement, will sulhciontly account fur the necessilv of mak'lia the prices on this casioa -BOXES '0HC DOl.l.AH PIT CENTS.

A I. EX AN DUE ONE NIGHT ONLY. rilURSUA Sent. 21th, 1510. tj'Box IJo.ik now open s23-lt PIECLiS CLOTHS AND CASS1MKRF.S 51) do whit red, veil tw and art-en FLANNEL 1 case French rViERINOii 2 casr8 English do Keceived anil for tale low, by B.

C. WRIGHT, s23eo3t a No. 131 Baltimore street. QKAWLS! SHAWLS! 400 SHAWLS, Cashmere, 'J hibet, Merino, 1'roche, Chabyla and lilankpt, almeft every style and price. Received and for sale, whol sale and retail, bv B.

C. lt'CHT, s23-eo3t a No. 151 Halt imiire street. Li Jt.tiALlA OAKS A fiirthersupply of so jtis'iy It- celebrated REGALIA CIGAKS will be receiveJ this day; also, suporier Principe deliciona CHEV.1NG TOBACCO: loueth'-r with an excellent assortment of WINES, LIQUORS, of every varis-ty and quality. For pile at reasonable prici s.

for cash, by RONEY OWLN'fcS, Grocers. eiHl corner and Harrison streets. OFFICE, SO Baltimore sr. Con nnf high capital pimze. this VWU.IrUi.l DAY, Sept.

''3, VARYLAXfi STATE LOTTERY, Clas No. 31 to be drawn in Baltimore This Afternoon, at 3 o'clock precisely. frizes ol eaijiijij loot GUi 5.i:i:,'0 10 2.1.00 10 of job, Jcc. Whole Tickets Halves Quarters St.25. rnpAU Prizes Daid in cash immediately afpr thn diawimr.

s23-lr. puds. j. CLAGETT has coinmenc-d the Produce, J. GROCERY and GENERAL C(loiHIISION BU- MNKSiS, at the $.

W. corner of PRATT and HOWARD I where he will keep a constant supply of all Goods in IPs Iinp.nl the bpst oualiiv, end at low rates. and lie will be most particular in tlieS' lection i White V. beat Family R. He solicits lh-- custom of the put.lic.

aod oi liis I'riends hero and elsewhere: and assures F'armers and fliiHers who may consign to bim Produce, or confide to hi.i, the trnnetien of anv bosi- n-ss, that by clesH attention to their interest, he will endeavor togivo satisfaction. s23 It i LANK IS, FLAN EES AND WERLNOES. Re-M ceivtng daily now supplies of Fall nnd Winter DRY GOODS, among which are superior 8 9, 10. 11.12, and 13-1 Whitney and Rose BLANKETS; rcrh white. green and yellow FLANNELS; Camn Flannels; su perior rich colored Enslith, trench, it ml German JMh-RlNOES; superior and common Hrocha ami Blanket irHAWLS; one casesuner blue-black Verona SERGE: Mens royal ribbed Merino IKTSjplainLamhs Wool Shins and Drawers: new sty les of fancy CASS HVl ER ES: Silk and Wool; Velvet: cut plain black Silk Velvet, Merino, and Silk Cashmr.rett VESTIN'tiS; SAT-TINKTSofallqualitUs: rich shades BROAD CLOTH suitable for l.adn Cb-aks; elso some extra black, blue and green, for mens v.ear; Hack grctuvd English and French PRINTS: American fancy with a great variety of other goods suitable for the season, all of which will be sold eilherwhob sale er retail.

at reduced BfiALE H. RiCHAKDSON, s23tf No. 173 Fall. 4 doors above Charles St. QANDs' REA1EDY FOR SALT RHEUM.

"War- ranted to Cim." Salt. Rheum, Tetter, Scald Head, Barber's or Jackson itch, Eczema Psoriasis Palinaria, and other diseases of llie skin, are safely, certainly, and effectually cured by the ueof SANDS' mt-iVi winch has now been tested in mre man five thousand different cases of the above diseases, with out having f.nled in any where the directions are at tended U. The iinpareilele.l success of tits remedy, in curing diseases ol the skin, is without equal in the history of medicine. The syrup of Sarsapurilla is re-cotniiK ndrd to be usrd itli tho rerneny. as it tends to throw out Irum the blood and system generally, all the unhealtny humor connecu wilh the uiseases.

and me application of the remedy externally at the same time, entirely eradicates il from the system. The remsdy is perlectly harmless iu us operation, and may be applied ith salety even to the skin i the leimerest lnlant. i estimtiuialH ol us efficacy are daily receiveit, ana tne folio wing are selected for piiblicati in, which il is thought win uisiy tne imnn ot every canoal person of its ex traordinary virtues. ivies-rs. A.

li. bANns: I certity mat nave been cured of the alt. Kheum of ten ynar3 standing, by the use of yt ur liemedy and Syrup of Sarsa uri (la, and I wish every person troubbvl with this ureadfiil complaint in any would all en me and 1 will satisfy them that vour medicine will euro them perfectly. Yours truly, ANN MARIA WEIBALL, residence Vi'i Nassau street, store I-fj Fulton street. New York, June 3.1810.

Blessrs. A. D. Sands: Gentlemen F'eelins deeply indebte to you for tho valuable services you nave rendered me. 1 do most choerltilly nilorm you that niy wifn is entirely cured of the ilt Rheum, by the use of your and Syrup of Sarsaparilla.

She had been very severely atilicted wilh the in her face for six years had Itied various medicines, both internal ami external, but without producing any pood efF-ct, until, by then vice of a frieni who was cured by your medicine, she was induced to use it, and 1 atii thankful lo say the result bus been a perfect cure. Yours, respectfully, John Chapman, 79 Chatham St. New York, Sept, 15, 1838. Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by A. B.

SANDS. and 100 Fulton street. Sold als by G. TYLER. Ballimnrs: Dr.

David Jay lie, No. Third street, Philadelphia; and by RriigitiHtsgenerallv, in all the principal towns of the United States. s-Mf FOR RENT A two-story brick HOUSE In i3 Fayette street, between North and Calvert JEifc-ifl opposite the Rev. Mr. Backus' Church.

For particulars, apply next door above fOR SALE-A well gaited and gentle alady. The owiit Imv-XjCxiug no further use fur him, will bfl sold low. A pply nt the Sun office. IS 'IO CERTIFY, that my Wife, ilA TUCKER, has left my bed and board, without any just cans" or provocation, and I forewarn any person or persons from harboring thu above Martha Tucker, my wife, at the peril of tin' law, us I will pay no debts contracted by her. A.

it TUCKER, It Two single Gentli men. or a Gem lemuii nnd his Lady, cim bo arc. mimcdit' wil'a BOARD and cemferoible ROOM, in a small family, at No. lor Pearl near s2'-3t OOKINO Uf I IS. A verv if.e soleclum YOUNG Bllilts, fir.a sort, for sal-i onboard tlw schr.

Margaret, for further itilnrmation apply at S. II. (iOVER'S Auction iStorn, eiirneruf Lombard street and Market Space. A II A 1 I mi a pupils of jLJ the Abingdon Aradeiuy, will be publicly examined, on and FRIDAY. -'ili and 3lli of October.

JOHN C. NORR1S, Sec. lo Board of Trnsio' s. Alincdnii, Harford pAMAUY Ihhii mo' on Saturday nmruins last.tliree CANARY BIRDS. The li oiler will lie liberally rewarded bv ici undue 1 le-m to the subscriber.

WILLIAM CALLRNIUR. 107 Ais quithstrceu N. All perwins bavins claims against me. arc re-queMcil to prnti, ni the same by 1st Octoivr ii'-xt s21-2i Iv A. C.

SMITH ris'CtUili forms her friends atld the public, thai Mie 1MOVF.D fmui .) I fay street, to l.O.VII! 1 1: 1' I donri of Brewery, where site will be happy to atteitd lo tliem ns Iv rcl.o'ii,rc,ai!-l re pecttully dn-iiH a coni innari'-n of ilnit patronage has been i libnrallv bivnowed upon her. FOil REN 1'- A largo, airy ROOM, furnisln oita-blo a single rentleniaii, In tho above Itoti'e. Break-fast can bo furu'nhr-il il' desired, tf'l states that the river, (hough much lower than was anticipated some time past, was still navi gable for light draught steamboats. The Ex change departed on Wednesday, with about one hundred passengers. Heavy freight is princi pally taken by keel boats at 75 cents per 100 lbs.

to Louisville. The fourth annual report of the managers of the Pittsburg board of contains the following statistics of that place: Population, including dependent villages in the vicinity, computed at places of reli gious worship, 00; schools, 100; papers, 20 banks and insurance companies, employing a capital of daily lines of stage coac. esand canal packets, 20: sinsrleand double lines of canal freight boats, 11; annual arrivals and departures of steam vessels engaged in the river trade, annual amount of manufactures and mechanical productions, an nual sales in the various departments of uier chandise, annual amountof freight on merchandise and produce passing through fur account of non-resident owners, 3,000,000, DiSTRESSiNii Shipwreck. The brig Apollo, of Biddeford, bound from Savannah for the Isle of Man, with lumber, went ashore on Long Island, near Cape Inlet, on Saturday, the lDth inst. The captain and live men were dead, and the mate nearly dead, and three men only were left to manage the vessel.

Tup, Stock Market. At N.York on Monday a large business was done. U. S. bank im proved 1.J per and the general tone of the market was an improvement.

At Philadelphia not much was done, and priees remained un changed save a slight improvement in the stock of the U. States bank. The New York Herald came to us yester day' greatly enlarged. There has been a mark ed improvement in the and character of the articles which have latterly appeared in the Herald, and if its present spirit is maintained it will no doubt be as much sought after as any journal in the country. The French.

The Paris Conslitutionnel states that within the last ten years, 1,000,000 of men have passed through the ranks of the regular army. The same journal contains a table ol nearly two millions of valid men under 35 years of age, who might be called to action in case of emergencies. Supposed Murder. The coroner of Queen's county, New York, was called on Sunday last to hold an inquest on the body of a man supposed to have been murdered. His head was severely fractured and one of his arms broken in two places.

He was not identified. Death ey Lwhtmng. On Friday afternoon last, Moreton Ilopson, aged about 10 years, son of Wm. T. Ilopson, of Kent, Litchfield was instantly killed by lightning while seeking shelter by the side of a hay stack from the fury of a thunder storm.

John Quincy Adams was at Bangor, Maine, on Tuesday last, on his return from his visit to Halifax. He was returning by land. When he arrived at Houlton from Halifax, a salute of 15 guns was lired by the garrison there, and the troops were paraded for his inspection. Judge Richard E. Parker, of the Court of Appeals of Virginia, died at his residence in Clark county, on Thursday week.

He was at onetime a U. S. Senator from Virginia, and was taken from the senate and placed upon the bench. A Naval Review. There is to be a grand naval review at Spithcad in October, before Queen Victoria; and the French government have offered to send eiafht or ten large men of war to add to its splendor.

So says a foreign journal. The Canada Convicts. The Detroit Ad vertiser states, on the authority of a letter from England, that the political convicts from Canada, in Van Dioman's Land, will ere long be pardoned, and permitted to return home. Extensive Roecery. Between Saturday evening and Monday morning, store of Messrs.

Miller Hallov, Front near Mar ket street, Philadelphia, was entered and robbed of five or six thousand dollars worth of silk goods Shocking. A female, one of the help in the Blackstone mill, Mendon, was killed on Friday morning, by her apron accidentally com ing in contact with the upright shaft of the mill, She was literally torn in fragments. Suicide in London. During the month of July last, there occurred in London suburbs no fewer than sixty cases of suicide of which 20 were by poison, 12 by throat-cutting, 5 by shooting, and 23 by hanging. A Small Ai-eair.

David Fish, canal collector at Dover, Ohio, has absquatulated with about $300 of collections in his possession. He is not a very odd fish. The River at Cincinnati was quite low, and still falling on the 15th. Boats not drawing more than four feet water, were however, able to pass to and from.Lonisville. A Shorter Pas-aoe Yet.

It is stated that the Britannia was off Cape Clear, in days and 12 hours from Halifax. She was afterwards iletained 2 I hours on the coast of Ireland iu a fog. UALTIMOllK iNl A IHir.T Wf e.rcniiiL'. Cat tle. liet en the hem lii.cordini! quali tymarket well supplied.

Live tW Va 80.75 per inn i in. Wo qiMtn linwar,) and Ci'y Mills Biid holders firm. I hn rc.Mit price ol l.nw.iril lep-'jt continues at $. i SiwrpifrliaMitain market (in a ix. land red Vv liea1, liur to prune, is w-orlli r.m.

Siisniiflianna, fairt-i nrlnic. Idti rls. Wln! Corn yellow 'im'T els. North river ByeOjr.U). Oats 27 rt.

we (pioiH ihiuf. nmi ohii in YVagiin price of hbls. 23 oh fx iuuve of tie barrel. AM) I'l'IIWY TUB HoDY. Til? of thu Purr itlmi allowed io mm mI' the erfiiffbi tni'ity in cure mid picvenii id dm il in ol ItioLTe-iteslCfiiiseqiii ton.vi'rlain wlpt medicine is ol producing llie iieire.l rlf'-cl, ill Ihp easi' i-l, and at the same lime, in th" mort ellecual lii.inn T.

VesrMablo Unlvrwil IM'l remove nil ius in xiiiiiiilatu'ii and )nly and bl.m I. and ilieir eeod elVi-ctHiire luit Uf any ineiice; ln-iin: compi entir, ly ol vcl'm-tiil'dt lliev do imt I'xp'w who iisn them to dun-rcr; ai.d their rll'rcid nre sin certain as they mo calnin-ry, they arp d.iily and silYdy ailininl lo infancy; yoni.li, ni.mli mill old nod In II in tin' nnf I crnicHl nnd '1 ln-y do not lis Hub or clinch Ih" Hiiimal nmcnniis, hut remote Ilieir or dor nod re-eMnUWi Ihcirhealih. l'rfulo in Hiilliuinre, n'. Hie elhVe, Corner of Mfihl nnd Mercer islreetc, few doors Imlnw Beluboovcr's Hotel. ff-TnK Circulation ok tiik m-n ts riore than jlse iitncs grtoter than that of any other d.iiiy paper of Baltimore; consequently tk rales of dvkrtisimi in the Sun arc only about one quarter as high, in proportion to cir-euiation, as in aay other daily paper in tl.e oily.

Sitixplasters. Tlie amount of these in circulation i becoming oaily less. There appears to be suing on a gradual dimimiiianj ami betrin to entertain something a lmpe, that this community has already suffered the heavier, part of the loss, the burthen of which must at some time or other have been laid on its shoulders. Wc would nut, however, be too sanguine in our inkling of a hope. What has been, may be again; and much depends on the manner iu which the ease of the self-constituted bankers, now under arrest, shall he disposed of.

We would not prejudge their eases, nolwith-standing the attempt by one for himself, and by the paitncr uf the either, to cajole the public with their manifestoes, and secure a favorable hold on the opinion of the community; but we must say, that, these easts present one of the best of possible opportunities to the ministers of justice, to shew their disposition to protect the interests of the people. If those men are guilty under the law, then let no ingenuity of counsel, nor any considerations of a false, because partial humanity, screen them from the penalty due to its violation; and if the law be found so defective, that they cannot be held puilty under its provisions, let them ro free, in God's name; but let the defect in the law, if it exist, beclear-lv set forth, indisputably proved, and establish ed beyond question; that the people may insist on protection from their legislative servants, by a law without meshes to catch some offenders, and loop-holes of escape for others. On this point there is a very general desire to be satisfied. Some people openly declare, that any individual has an indisputable right to issue a currency in the shape of promises to pay money, so long as the people see fit to accept it; and that there is no statutory or constitutional power to prevent him. And this opinion i not held alone by men that would ordinarily be consider ed ignorant; but on the contrary, by men held in high esteem for their intelligence.

On the other hand, many believe the power to issue a currency to he an attribute of sovereignty, possessed by individuals only in their collective capacity as a State or nation; and among these, there is a strong' and pervading anxiety to test the validity of the laws of this State, touching this mat ter. Their eyes are now turned with much solicitude towards our judicial tribunals, whose decision is to tail them whether, in respect to a currency, they are under ths protection of the law, or at the mercy of individuals, who may rank as knaves or honest men, just as principles and circumstances may chance to place them in ore or the other category. Ou the decision of this question hangs the important, but still minor consideration, of the conduct of those unauthorized parties, whose issues are yet in circulation. Should the laws be found inefficient and inadequate to the punishment of those now within its danger, what security has the public against future fraud? For their past and present indiscretion, in their acceptance and continued use of a spurious currency, they will in all probability have to pay the penalty ol an additional loss; which the proved and establish-el validity and efficiency of the present laws, might possibly prevent, at least it would ensure the punishment of the guilty, if caught. Out of this shinp'aster misfortune one good, we think, must arise, be the political complexion of our next legislature what it may, the question of a right, on the part of individuals, to issue a currency, must be decided by that body for as it now stands, the is in a condition of positive anarchy.

It is a fundamental question one that concerns every man, woman and child in the State one that ought never to have been made a political party question. It is purely a of political economy; and he who refuses to use such influence as may attach to his position, for the purpose of taking it out of the destructive vortex of party politic, proves that he does not wish it settled, but rather that lie desires it to remain a vexed question, fertile of political capital. It ought to he settled one way or the ether. Si'iNPLASTX IIS AND MORALITY. "Speaking of said a speculative friend of ours yesterday, "the evil of them is not confined to the injury done to the public pocket, neither to that indicted on the public morals.

The social molality of the private circle has suffered from it. Time was," said he, "when a gentleman dared not mention a plaster of any hind in a mixed company, much lest a iplastcr, the disuniting expression would not bo tolerated for a moment; but now the ladies all over town, of every grade and all ages, talk about shin-plasters ithout reserve, and as glibly as about the siliis and satin? in the dry good stores. Thus too is our language perverted, words being turned from their original uses, and made to cxpn-s ideas not belonging to them; and thus might any prohibited words and phrases, connected with i'limoral or indecent hlca, be familiarized to the car of the moral, the delicate and the pure." Tins, with numerous is the title of a volume of three hundred and fifty pacs, handsun.cly bound, published I Lea is. BlanehiTl, of i'Lihuledphia. IU table of contents, and its c.itahgiie of actors and otii.

rs, bespeak it of the politico-oath ical orJ.e; I the which rcasoli, while we hasten to aektw.h.dge its lcctipt, we must leg pared the l.ilorofits perusal. Those who have line: an I ta'le tor such reading, will do ibtlr.ss find iii u'crUining; and they can be gratified by cali.ve; N. Hickman, Baltimore lie ha' "quU'iclTir sale r.RY. black bov named William Henry JoWon, wa? yesterday committed by Ju-t ice Wright, to answer the charge of stealing pairs of booti from Mr. John W.

Croi.tr, a bootmaker rebhr.r.g -n the Point. Stka.vjdoaT mail steam-boat Has txplodid her boiler ar Mobile on thelhli A rcgro fell ovci board and as drjwixilj' but r.o or.c else, was hurt. hearths swectist lnrmonyuf human -aiccs, will fail lo attend. We are glad to see that these gentlemen lire recdveJ with increased favor, every eveiiin uf their performance. The Fikemen and citizens generally, are invited to inspect the now Suction Bncine bulit by Messrs.

joj. Share San, for the Union Fire Company, Thi3 Eve ning, a' Monument Square, between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock. Those who feel interested in Baltimore hnilt. aipnrntus ar11 rwrtirntnrly invited. NOTiCrc.

The Members of the WATCH- Mli.VS U. of Baltimore, ar roqurted lo meet at the Watcli-lioiise, 'i Hi Wedne-day) at half past o'clock, to attend the hm. ra! of their late member, William VVilicox. S. COXAWAY, Secretary.

His Went amViicqtiaintance ar particularly invited lo it tend at his late ra-idonce, in fcDKN STKtili (', 3 d-jors frjin Baltimore, at It) o'clock, without furrher no tic-'. PJlill. rUKlON FIUE COM PAN Y. The membeis the Company are requesu-dto assemble (without equipments) in Monument Square, THIS at it o'clock', lor tne purpose ot Drinpma nomo tne new Suci ion Kngine By order of the committee. 8i'l-ii JACK JACKSON, MOVING, and purchase your Tickms where tSe prizes are sold; this at liiVlOilY CO.

's, w'ai'Jli is by all hands. In tha two last Bolteries, tunnrv Co. have sold and paid a prize of ftJ.IMI, nnd 1 ol'eiXXIO. MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY calls yur attention for THIS IIAV! Let, none bw backward, but "koep moving" I'cr the prize at Head Ouahteiis, KMOUY 5c OFFICE. Kos.

Jersey Lotterv, class 38, drawn Sept. 21st. il 59 5 21 34 ol 09 17 18 (i'i 74 7 2 THIS PAY, Sept. 23, will te drawn Maryland State Lottery, to ho itrdwn iu Paliimore at 3 o'clock, P. M.

Class 31, for 1810. 7j Nos 13 drawn ballots. SCHEME: 1 prizs of SiO.WO I 1 prize of Cl-100 1 do 1 Co I do 10 do ltino 1 do 10 do olid Tickets 8o; Halves Quarters EMi No. 2 N. Calvert street, opposite Carnum's Hotel.

free an independent voter, havins; divested hisTmnd of the prejudice of party, let him scan minutely tin; principle uf'lhe opp-itins pnlilical parties, arm determine which presents the strongest claims his continence, as a patriot, seeding to perpetuate the liberty and rights bequeathed by the heroes and piurim of ih? '1 he present generation is but the guardian of invaluable privileiris, and succeeding venerations, for to come, will hnU u.i responsible for the purity of their descent; from this responsibility there is no escape. Has. then, either of the pardes in question (one of which we mu.it support, as neutrality is criminal when the suke is so great.) ile; art ed from the principles of the Constitution, or any way tndamered Does the flams of l.beru burn as bright and as steady as it was wont to do? Let o.i razed I'ew fiiifranchiied in th National Councils by fraud aial party discipline, answer. Let the syf.e.'n of opinion's sake, the sub-treasury, and the bill for -iain a standing army of 2uyK.lt, atiSA-er, whttlu-r liberty is endangered. Do not these ihimis cleirly shew that liberty constitutional and rational liber'y now flicUers in the socket and demands the aid of every true patriot in the land lo restore her to her pristine" glory.

The Constitution of our country, once vcm-ra'ei! by all, is now lichily spoken of by some, anil considered a rope of sand by others, and when infringed, the party in power is coui-mnmltd and advocated for the deed by ull the faithful. Should not every friend of his country deplore such dKeneracy The time was when frt einen disdained to be led by interested panizansto advocate doctrines which their judgments repudiatedand, thanks to a "ood Providence! those turns are returning. Let ihe rac.tlnl voter look abroad, and so.y whether ihe tri-umphsof lUrrisnn. North, South, Eavt and West, can be ilelusive or transitory? VV nether they are produced by the conviction of the people of the ra tion of the party in power, or a desire of change, it is alike conclusive of their dissatisfaction; and where a feelin? is so unusual, does it not pre-suppose a valid cause Whether the evils under which the country notv grotms, ol a deranged currency, prostrated com merce, ana empty treasury, proceed irom nmorance or design, is aliae unimportant. It i3 suilicient that those evils exist, and that Mr.

Van Huron and -his parly are responsible for them. Would any mechanic or bass in any other business, keeo einpioy a inreman or journeyman, whose labors continually icsu'ted in injury to his interest; Would the tanner ktep emrloy an overserrr, year after year, who, either from ignorance or disregard to his interest, suttercu his estale to go lo decay and ruin! If io these qtc stions you answer No! why not apaly the fst of connnon sense to the rulers ef the country, Huren aud his party, and acting as ynu would in either of the cases slated, vote to put them out We are too prone to consider the Government of the country as a matter beyond our ken, and too creat fimur compreheosi, butrc-st assured it is a wide mistake: il you can see when a family is well re- bv its era city well governed by it3 may. or, you are equally capable to judge, by the same signs, of the Government of the Union. "VVhat have been the periods when shinplasters lU the town and crim-iry was it ever when Were was a United Stales Hank in or, oration.1 Look at me history ot the coun'ry and you will say no, cut always in the absence rf such acur- ncy resulator. 1 know the Van liuien party tell you therw is now a United States Bank, but they only prac tice on your credulity the present United States Dank of Pennsylvania is no more a United Hank, in fact, than the Union Bank of Maryland, or any other State Hank is a United States Bank, and th-y know it; but it suits thr-ir purp-se to deceive the uninformed on this ihey esay lo do on every nthcr, when nnsrepreseniatn-n will avail them any Hung.

Ili9 Harri-on party is emnhatically the safe-currency party bank when wc specie when we need il one currency for the whole country, no preference to oliks il lers good wages for labor, good prices for proiK.ce, activity and in every business. Jii'sisuie stale el hiiml'S wincn the i-iarrison party wish to see prevail, and there is loo much intelligence ami virtue conspicuous in this work now to permit, you io doubt that patrioti: is the impelling motive. Purge then your consciences, nnd ay whether ynn love best your party or your bleilintr country. TliUTH. ViAKRlED, On the morning of Ihe 20th by the Itev.

J. A. Gere, Mr. George Hopper lo Miss Lucretia Aler, both of Laurel, Prince Georges County. DIED.

On lh 22d William M. Phillips, in the 33th year of his ace. His Irtenus and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, I his duesdav) Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his lato residence, 2J miles on the Hel- Air lloatl. Deoaned this transitory life, on the 22,1 Samuel Matthews, in tho 45th year of his age, a't'-ra linger-ii'ic illnesp, fnr snmo lime ol consumption and an ufi'io tinii of the brain. He was much respecleciand esto' in-ed by his friends and acquaintance, who are particular- nvilctl, loEretner witn lie irientia or trip lanuiy, io attend the funeral, from his I ate residence, This (Wed- nes lay) Afternoon, in rront street, near 1 itt, at 4 clock, without further notice.

On Tuesday morning. 22d of a protracted ill- ipss of twelve months, which ho bore with christian fortitude and resignation, John Church, iu the Mill year of Insane. His frwods and iicmmlnlancfi are requested lo attend lis funeral, This (Wednesday) Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his lute dwf Hint', Sterlinj street, neur Monument street Church. Throughout his altbction he manifested that resisna- lion that characterises the trui christian in tho hoar of siilV. ring, but mere especially for the last two or three months.

A short inno oeinro no ceasod lo ho vinced his nnfiaketi onlideiicn in liis Savimir. ids larigtiHtte wan, "come, Herd Jesus, come "Farewell, vain world. 1 am gointi homo Ply Saviour smiles, and bids me cuius angels beckon me away, Tiisir.2 tii nl's praise in endless Hp has left an HlfectioiKitn wife and four children to mourn hh irreparable hcs. lo thusn wh-4 tor his grieved, 'J'his consnlat'wu's Kiven: He's ffom a world of won To live with Christ, in Heaven. On the ost inst Grorro al.

K-n-iib need 2H years. On iho 21st William Owens, in tho o-lili yeir of ni aso. On the 17th Cornelia Marin youngest daiwliK of CIioiIli, Crook, n-ed 1 year, menus and 1 1 1 Dm ilie2(llh in Havre do Grace, Joshua Creen.Sr., iu tho year ed Ids age. 'In I Til Of FH f'li Slill-bom, "j''b'M I fa Fi- I'oi-oti- Il I1' tlen, Dysent, ry, o. v'rti on the Vor road,) lufUmaiam of "At i.

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i vrar. i I elv. eoii 1 10, 21, il; aoove Males 1 1 Females, 1. Of whiuh number 11 were rulornd free, 3 slavrs. order, DAVID HAllRIS.Sec'y.

ject. i' or ourselves, somevvnav. siuneu in the art of deciphering hieroglyphics thanks to eon esponilents all we can make out of those em the egg aforesaid, is that, unless both candidates die or resign, before the election, one or lite other of them will certainly be. chosen pre sident. The North Carolina Capitol.

The Star thus speaks of the new capitol in that city: "It will be a treat to serve in our next Legislature, from the comfort and convenience which will be enjoyed in the new capitol by the members, as well as from a consideration of the honor attached to the station. The halls de signed fur their reception are distinguished by unusual elegance. The space comprehended within them, the light reflected upon them from spacious windows, the scats upon which they are to sit, and the galleries intended for the accommodation of visiters, are all calculated to impart additional zest to a tour of Legislative service." Another Kirk in New Orleans. The Bulletin of the 15th inst. says: "Last nitrlit about 12 o'clock, a fire broke out in Bagatelle street, which consumed fifteen or twenty dwellings, kitchens and back buildings.

The fire originated in a house in Craps street and extended to Bagatelle, from thence the flames destroyed nearly all the buildings on the right hand side of Bagatelle street to Union. The half cf the square was destroyed. The amount of losses, although not considerable, will be severely felt by the unfortunate sufferers." A Caution to "the It is stated in the Edinburgh Journal, that there is at present a very interesting case at the Court of Sessions. A clergyman, in the course of addressing his congregation, alluded to a published work, the author of which he denounced as "an infidel scoundrel." The author has brought an action of damages, and great interest is excited as to the law of the case whether the clergyman's is a case of privilege. The Last St.

Louis Duel, was brought before the courts, and the actors in it subjected to indictment. The Evening Gazette, of the 12th, states that the parties, Mr. Chambers, editor of the Republican, Mr. Hudson and Mr. Blair, were tried on the day previous.

Mr. Chambers was fined $25 for accepting the challenge of Mr. Hudson. The indictments against Messrs. Hudson Blair were quashed for informality.

From Florida. The Apalachicola Gazette, of the 12th states that on the Monday previous, the house of Mr. James Dorsey, about two and a half miles from Chattahoochie, was attacked and burnt by the Indians; no lives lost. On the morning of the 4th Capt. B.

L. Beall, of the 2d regiment dragoons, pursued a party of Indians, and captured four of them one a sub-chief. The Indians were well armed with guns nearly new. Temperance. The progress of the tempe rance reform is said to be as rapid as ever in Ireland.

Our late accounts are of the most cheering character. The converts were increas ing in number, while the violators of the pledge were few and far between. A great meeting was recently held at Moate, at which Dr. Hig- gins addressed 25,000 persons. After the dis course many thousands signed the pledge.

Wind vs. Steam. It is stated that the Havre packet ship Baltimore, of New York, discharg ed her pilot on Monday, the 3d of August, off Sandy Hook, and on Monday the 17th, was off Start Point, coast of England crossing the Atlantic in two weeks, and keeping pace with the British Queen steamship. The Side Walks. Wc like to witness the evidences of business among our merchants and others, but really gentlemen some of you occupy vastly too much of the pavement in displaying your goods.

You allow too many barrels, boxes, kc. to encumber the portion of the street designed for foot passengers. A reform is needed The Maine Election. By the cars last night, wc received the New York Herald of yesterday morning. It contained not one word of news in relation to the Maine election, so that we are yet entirely in the dark as to who elected Governor.

Railways in I iivot.ANO. The railway com panies in England are said to possess in these improvements alone, a capital of one hundred millions sterling, equal to four hundred and eighty three millions of dollars. Master Humpiiiiky's Clock. It is nine by this unerring time piece. The pendulum still swings with regularity, and Nell and her grand- father are still on their aimless, hopeless journey.

The, clock can be consulted at Hickman's. Si.ntem eij. The Richmond Star states that the colored man Dungy, who stabbed Mr. I la sh1 ton, is sentenced to the Penitentiary lor ten years. I Puckmo.

Fifteen hundred children of the common had a procession through the streets of Buffalo, (N. last week. Escape prom Four of the prisoners Delaware county (l'a jail, contrived to break out on Saturday night, and make their escape. Ki-UMPTiov. The Banks of' Philadelphia are busily engage i preparations for resumption at the ecified.

Flour at Cincinnati on the'lljlh, b'2 and 3 70; wlnk7 10 A MoNi is about to be7erceted to the memory of Loul Durham. Kxciiam.e. Tbf ilomaml for sterling bills is very limited in New York..