The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • 2

Mt. Vernon. The stage driver Was obliged tocnt the tuition tooi for our fulka say. rs pretty much tike be denied, that tnounamts of person, who would not I Sjhi Bancroft, R.uhmnnil and Norfolk, in: I. From tin National Intelligencer of Tuesday.

The Ennerinient" is in effect eiven un in the harness ol the horses, in order to extricate them from the Scotchman, who auid he was always pretty well take part in these riois. were Dresent as mediator, i indie, Hi-hr Siiiua. Utrnunl, 3ft hours, milze, James official paper of yesterdcy, hy its claiming for the tome log. contented when ho got the best tlie house and by their presence and declarations sanctioned the Since Congress has been gone, I have had more feelings which existed against the abolitionists, at the time to think about matters and things in the money same time that they condemned the violence which snJ if niiany of hi Mujesty's s.ibjeiti. AnJ it further appturs lo us, lliut the offence ot ncliins hni trreiitly increased sine, the nmmg of Act relating to game, thai crime.

and miademea-nour. have been much auifiiieiitrd hy tlie licenninjr of neer.Hoii.ce, which tend, to the general demorut-ization of the labouring classes. I rcosiu-y the right to pay the ollicers ot tlie (invent, ment in audi munrv a. it may have in the pet banks, From the Galenian, June 23. way, and I have got more than Dustiel ot letters trom was licmg practised under the cloak of their excited Ti ial and Execution of Patrick O'Conntr On the Thus the Judge, in Arkansas are to be paiil in drafts on the deposit bank at Natchez, which it will coat SMih nil ot ni.otit n'elncb.

P. renort was that Zckel nice-low. in Wall direct, about money 1 foclinirs: and even these will bear ua out in the them iod knows how much per cent, to get cashed, Patrick O'Conner had killed George O'Kccfe, upon 1 ttnd I come to the notion, if something aint sertion, that thirty efficient watchmen could have dis- done nritty quick by the Bank of the United States, persed any collection of persons that assemhled either instead of being allowed to draw for their salaries as which, by agreement of the citizens near the tragio scene, an inquest was held over the body of the de ceased, and the verdict rendered by the jury was, OTIjc that the de ceased cume to his death by being shot by Patrick Conner. O'Conner was arrested by mutual consent of all Pllir.AOKI.iI'lli U'EUSf'SDAV, JII.Y Hi, 1834. iiBik-uiuiC uccause mere- 19 mi Ht-vumuiiiiiuii 01 uic public money at that point.

Why object to paving them here, as heretofore' Because the State banks, employed as deposit banks, cannot transfer the public moneys free of charge wherever they are are wanted; without which capacity they are utterly inefficient as agents to receive ami disburse the revenue. The result of the experiment is only less vexatinua than the inability to pay the demands upon tha Treasury any we are goin to see trouble agin this summrr, and afore Congress meets agin, that will be worse than we have seen yet. Congress has been passing a good many appropriation bills, and what with the interest on the public debt, and the sums that the Post Office and some other offices are in debt, as nigh as I can calkulate, there will be over twenty-five millions of dollars wanted out of the Treasury this year; and where the money is to come from I can't see vet; for though the Secretary of the Treasury savs tlie duties on imports will parties, and, on the next (Jay, was duly tried by a jur of twelve citizens, taken from the multitude. Privi lege was given to the prisoner to object to all such as he chose not to be tried ny, ana- ne maue no ob- uerc, or in any manner. lections to the mode ol trial.

He was allowed th The Moro Cisllc, wliicli arrived on Monday from Havana, bring'! the important Intelligence of the complete success of Dun Pedro, and of the Queen of Spain. Don Miguel and Don Carlo, have both been taken prisoners. We copy the details from the New- privilege of choosing a friend to counsel with him, be pretty large, 1 am afraid he haint calculated enuf II 1. Sulir RegulHt'ir, Evans, Nni-fuik, 4, Suhr i. Munis.

Hales, Elk Kivi-r, .1, wood. Suhr Singlu Sailor, Snnwliill, 4, milze. Si-lir Senator, Waite, Portland, ft, rml'n, A. C. B.ralsy It Co.

Sclir Sc. Gull, Similes, 3, wq(l. Kolir Pimilre, Alileimckey, Nifw York, .1, curb stone. Slonp Union, Crowell, from Richmond and Norfolk, 2, coal, Iko. Jus.

Ilsnit. loup Mary Mm-llin, Gore, Port Dupniit, 3, lumber. in the SI'IIUTLK ill, Schr Cleopatra's Barge, Buki-r, Kasqiort, IS, lumber. Schr ftl'irniiiir Sl.r, lfi, plaster. Srhr full Klwt-ll, Lubeo.

I'J, Schr Ktnemlil, Thompson, l.nbec, plaster, Lincoln Ityarss. Schrs Jumes. Snute, Kuln-il, Given, Eaitport, IS, plaster, Wul.erl fee Soudi-r. Jamrs Cnuller, Young, L. FerRU.

ami; Pilot, Miltrin, Kingston, Jftt- C. be K. King; ith schr AstlMlif M-o-tin Ituvann, John Hoiljre; sijirs Jas. Filter, West, New York, A. B.

t'imley; Veto, Slurdivaiii, Suh-m, C. F. King; sloop Eliza, Brigga, Baltimore, Jut. HmiiiI. From Schuylkill Schrs Nonpareil.

Slurriivnnt, Boston, Del. Co.l Banner, Tarr, Vuluire, Short, New York, J. S. Silrer. MF.Manwjin.i.

Ship Plato, bouuil E. was seen tUih inst. by the Sully, at New York. Kris; Remittance, Hrars, was at llalifas.lsl inst. loading.

Brig Darwin, Mills, htrnce for St. Cruix, put into New York on Mnuduy to repuir damages. I Ith inst. lat. 37 1 1, Ion 74 9, in gale carried away ihe main and forelop-iniiit, spritnt; die mainmast, splil Ihe Iws.

Bri Tribune, Smilh, hence Ht AlrxKHilrra, I2tb intt. Brig Billow, Collmrn, at Bath, lOih inn. Iriim York. Brie Cnmet. Avrrill.

hence a'lChsrlf slon. Illlh inst. and assist in conducting the trial. From the N. Y.

Courier and Enquirer of Tuesday Important from I'ortuirul. Cavitulalion of Don Alter the lury were sworn, the witnesses were called, and testified as follows: York papers. Miguel and J)on Cm lux. Captain Flowery, of the ship Moro Castle, arrived yesterday from Havana, has On the 29th of May (a rainy day), George O'Keefe on Thursday or Friday evening. We do not censure the calling out of an armed force; but we do say, that timely precautions on the part of the Police authorities, would have eff ectually prevented any destruction of property, and that the military should never have been marched from the Arsenal Yaril until such precautionary measures had failed; and then only for the express purpose of instead of a farcical night parade calling forth the ridicule and hisses of both spectators and riot-rs.

When the military made their appearance at Dr. Ludlow's church on Friday evening, and were literally intermixed and conversing with the multitude there assembled, every body felt that they were out of place; and when Alexander Hamilton made a very sensible address to the people, the ory of 'home' home' resounded from all sides. Never have we witnessed a more ridiculous spectacle than the military were compelled to exhibit on this occasion, and most evidently, very much to their mortification. They lelt and every good citizen thought, and still thinks, that they never should have been called into the streets until their presence could not be dispensed with, and then they should hare cleared them of every inhabitant. We hope in future, our commandants of corps will oause it to be understood by the authorities, that when marched into the streets to suppress riots, they must be invested with power mildly but firmly to clear them of every human being who makes his appearance; and not as on the late occasion, be mixed the partner in business, and resident and joint owner Kimiiy lurnislied us with a supplement to me uiariu, which contains accounts from Spain, received in Ha of the same house with O'Conner, and two of th The five per cent, city loan, of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, redeemable in 18G6, was taken witnesses, also residents of the same house, came vana from Cadiz in thirtv davs time.

These accounts for the amount that the merchants will claim back for the exports, for if they can't find a market here for the goods they import, they will ship a good jag on 'em off to other markets, and then by law, git back from Government the amount of duty paid on such goods, and that makes a plagy hole in the accounts. Now, it always was the fashion afore this plagy war began agin the V. S. Bank, for the Treasury Department and the Bank to rub noses together, and watch all these pints, and the Bank wood begin and forclay agin the time when the Treasury had to pay away home from the village of Dubuque, and found the embrace official reports announcing the capitulation of Don Miguel and Don Carlos to the troops of Donna this morning at the following rates of premium: 3100 at 8f 6000 at 7 and 60,000 at 5 6-100 per door of the house bolted. On asking O'Conner to admit them, he Conner) refused, them admittance, They still solicited admittance, but wore as often re fused.

The rain falling rapidly, they commenced pushing the door till it opened. And, on the instant Maria. Yv annex translations or tnem. Lib bos, 27th May. It is eleven years to-day that Don Miguel (then infant) fled from Lisbon to Santa-rem, to destroy the constitution and usurp the throne of his august father.

Tolay news has reached Lisbon of his stipulating to retire from the Portuguese territory, which he has so long drenched in blood money; and the public debt, and the expenses uf the door came open, O'Conner fired, and O'Keefe fell dead. He only lived to say "Lord have mercy. A ball, or slucr. from the same fire, passed through the clothes of one of the witnesses. The witnesses then gave the alarm, the neighbors collected and arrested the prisoner.

cent. Numerous oiTers wcr made for the amount at lower rates. The largest portions of the loan were taken by K. Sc J. Phillips, and by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.

Tlie statement which has been circulated concerning the manner in which the head of the wooden image was cut off by a boy, is pronounced a hoax by the Boston Centinel. The figure was so close to the bowsprit of the ship as scarcely to admit room for an individual to place his arms round the neek, and the decapitation was not effected at the neck, but by sawing through the middle of the head in the region of the ears." and involved in mislortune. Singular coinciaence! On the 27th May, he commenced his career of crime; and on the 27th May terminated his political existence and his course of crime and outrage. At eight o'clock, this mornine an aid-de-camp of General Sal- Hi iiiimn, vm, icnrs i-resitient, ana The gun which he fired belonging to one of the Henry, Nickola, lor ibis part, were Esslport, 6ih inst. up with the people themselves, without the power witnesses, and when they lett the House, about tnree hanha, arrived at Lisbon with the important news of Government would be paid through the Bank, millions on millions of dollars, without tlie people's feelin on it, and this was about the way on't; the Bank was well known in Europe, and every body had confidence in it, and was ready to lend money at low interest whenever it wanted it, so that when a pinch would come, all Squire Biddle had to do was to draw money from the foreigners, instead of making our own countrymen pay up, and then.

pay it back by degrees, leetle by leetle, till he had whittled it down to the leetle eend of nothin. The pet banks can't do this, 'folk abroad don't know 'em, and folks at home nother, 100 miles off. Now lets see how things will work as things are now fix'd. The Treasury must call on the pet Banks for the people's money, and over 20 millions of dol or discriminating between peaceable citizens and rioters. It is a safe rule to establish, that where there hours previous, it was not loaded, nor were there any balls suited to the calibre of the gun (musket.) There were seven perforations through O'Keefe's the surrender ot the army of the usurper, and immediately tlie intellisrence spread through the capital are peaeable citizens, there the military are not re quired, and when they are called in to aid Police, all body, supposed to be made with slugs ot lead- with the rapidity of lightning.

It is impossible to It was proved that at some time prior to the mur uiii.ens suouiu oc compelled at once io uisperse under the penalty of all suffering alike. The military describe the joy which took possession ot every taitli-ful inhabitant of Lisbon. Many rockets suddenly as der, O'Connor stated to one of the witnesses, that have done their duty, but they who called them to a certain niece of paper with which he had been pre cended the skiesembraces, congratulations, and good wishes, passed from one to another, in every A Concert was to be given last evening, at Niblo's sented by O'Keefe, (believed to have been a writ of i i i-. i tneir aid, have not used them discreetly. 1 hey are the last resort of the civil authority, and when called HruiU-HllUU 1SBUCU Uy UlC AHBIHIHIIL lfi lars must be paid up right oil; and the pet bankn upon to aid it should always be permitted to enforce obedience and respect.

must take it from our folks who have borrowed it the lead mines to settle a ditlerence between con-nor and O'Keefe, which is the usual means adopted for such purpose.) would yet prove O'Keefe's death street and no one could sufficiently express the emotions which filled his bosom. In a short time the following despatch was issued in a Supplement to No. 124 of the Cronica Constitutional of Lisbon. Illustrious and Excellent Sin I have the honor to from 'em; and this comes plagy tuff as times now are, Futienil Honors to the Memory of Iitijayctts. and no trade goin warrant." It was also proved that during all the time of variance between O'Connor and the deceased, A he Committee ot Arrangement rcpHctlnlly reipieit advise your Excellency of the receipt of your des tne souiettes, Associstions, Compsmes, anil railes, dis As soon as I seen this, I set right down and rit to Squire Biddle about it, and I tcll'd him he must come right out and loan more money, lie answer'd and tell'd the conduct of O'Connor towards Keefe was rou patch to-day, with two copies of the orders which posed to join in the solemnities of ihe lst inst.

to report abusive, and disorderly, while O'Keefe treated O'Con tneinselves to the tinttiil IviHrshMl. George Kiler, na me he did not dare to do it, tor Congress, and the nor with great forbearance and mildness, but no qnar S.W north Sixth street, on or before Wednesday next: your Excellency received trom tne government at Lisbon, as well as a quantity of proclamations published by Sr. Don Pedro Duke of Braganza. I have neral, and all the folks of that party, said the Bank of rel had taken place between them on the da- of the wattling winu, Schr Envoy sailed from Esstnoi t. fitli inst.

for Ihis port. Si hr Cj i ns. Short, sailed Ironi Ho. Ion on Wednesday Tor Wilmington, IIK. Schr Orevwiit, Pnrriil, for Wilmington, Del.

was at 'Esstport, Dill inst. waiting wind, Schr Thorn, Eldriilge, hence at New York on Monday. Schr Mary Ann, Nixon, hence at St. Johns, N. H.

3d instant. Schr Independence, Lawyer, and Fair Play Howoll, hence at New Ymk on Monday. Schr Mary fc Mariha, Mnnson, from New Haven for this port, at New York yesterday. Schr Lil tie Mary Ann, Pascal, cleared at New York yesterday for ihis pnit. Arr at Boston, I4ih inst.

Danish brig Maris, Felix, fas Rio Janeiro, May 21. Arr at Bath, loth inst. ship Globe, Porter, Cm Havre. Arr at New Bedford, I ith inst. ship Oregon, Bulls (m the Pacific Ocean, with 1)1)0 bhis.

nil. NEW YOKK, July 15 Arrived. Austrian brig Baron R.riirnievieh, Tancnvich, fro.ni Trieste; brigs Commerce, Tall man, I rom Guayanilla; Susan Jane, Winslow, from Havana; schrs Robert Rowland, Emeraun, fax New Orleans: John M. Rraudell, ones, from Ciiraco. Cleared, whips Socrfign, Lnmlmi; Havra, Stoililitrf.

Huvre; RritminiH, Skutchley, Ljverpuol, brig Elizabeth, Rriggs, Carthagena. JU1L-UX. un. jy.q PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL, 7ih momh 1 5th, 1834. attending Managers nre Churles Kubr-u, No.

174 Mulberry street Charles Watson, No. Walnut street. Phtsttian. Win- Rush, II No. 98 South Fourth reef.

Sur if eon. 3 Hhea Barton, M. XX, Cl.estnut street, nnnoiitt the VI int. The above gentlemen meet at tlie Hospital every Wednesday mid Saturday morning, at 10 o'ulock. to admit and di-ehai-ge patients.

on me louowuig uav, I nurtil.y, tne "Jommitlee will ne teriniue by lot, their reaiective positions in Uie Procession. The Committee of Arrangement very cordially invite murder. It was also proved that Connor, on the same evening of the murder, said he was glad he had killed O'Keefe, and wished he had killed one or two more, but after bcinir spoken to and reprimanded for to say in reply to your excellency, that to avoid the further effusion of Portuguese blood, the propositions, a copy of which your Excellency tranmitted, are acceded to. As Don Miguel is permitted to embark at any rort. and in any vessel of the four allied united Mates must be wound up: and it the Hank now in the face of that went to extendin its loans, they would all say it was ony to git friends, just as they ditl afore; that the Gineral said the country was never more prosperous than it now was; and the ony way for the Bank to act for the safety of its stockholders, (and thev the rrench residents ol the cilv ami county ol 1'lnladel such expressions, then expressed a regret that the ihia to participate in Ihe honors about to be paid to the memory of their illustrious countryman.

A general programme and order of procession will he affair had happened. nations which he may select, he chooses the port of were numerous old folks, and young orfans, and inno Garden, New York, for the benefit of Madame Maron-celli, the wife of the interesting and accomplished companion of Silvio Pellico. Two of the musicians who had volunteered their services for the occasion, were forbidden to play hy Mr. Simpson, the manager of one of the theatres, on the ground that their performance would be a violation of engagements which they have contracted with him. This proceeding, to say the least of it, was very ungracious; but it is rendered altogether unwarrantable by the circumstance that the engagement of one of the gentlemen, M.

Aupick, an admirable performer on the horn, who came out with the Italian Opera, does not commence until September next. Tlie New York American contains a letter from'Mr. Aupick in relation to the matter. air. Farren, the person whose alleged misconduct, occasioned the late theatrical row in New York, has published a deposition in the Courier and Enquirer, In which he denies in toto, the charges made against him, asserting that he has been cruelly persecuted on a base and malicious falsehood." The statements of four individuals who were present at the dispute in hich he is said to have tittered the expressions which gave so much offence, arc annexed, and exonerate him rom all blame.

The jury then retired, and after a session of about two hours, returned the following verdict. cent foreigners, who had put their money in that stock,) was, to wind it up gradually, so that by the We, the iury selected to try Patrick O'Conner, for sines, or some other port in Algarvea, ana an English vessel: and 1 wish to know whether her Serene Highness the Infanta Donna Isabel Maria, who is in the town of Elvas, desires to accompany him. It is proper now that we proceed regularly, for which purpose I await the orders of vour Excellency. 1 am time its charter run out. there would nt be such an the murder of Geo.

O'Keefe, on the 28th inst. after everlastin sum to pay by folks who had been borrowin of the Banks. examtng the witnesses on oath, and attentively hearing and considering the testimony against the prison Well, this was true enuf; and I see exactly on er, do unanimously agree that the said O'Conner is ready to be present at any place you may appoint, if which toe the shoe pinched, and for a spell a could'nt guilty ot murder in the highest degree, and are ot see how the country could get relief. So arter a opinion that the said Conner has done an act while 1 began to think about Congress, and tne Gin- which, in a land of laws would forfeit his lite. And inasmuch as the security of the lives of the good cit ral and his fulks.

Consarn it, thinks this Congress has ony got one year more to sarve. This fall izens of the country requires that an example should be made, to preserve order and to convince evil dis- there is to be a new election, and tne Ginral's folks ain't all creation by a tarnal sight; and knowing as I you think it will further that end. Irou preserve you many years. Evora, 26th May, 1834. (Signed) Joss A.tokio si Acvedo Lixd, Lieutenant General.

7b Ilis Ex. Count de Saldanha. The conditions will be such as the two Marshals shall agree to, according to their instructions. The Captain General of Estremadura, under date of May 36, announced that the town of Yelves has acknowledged the authority of the Queen, Donna Ma posedjpersons that this is not a place where the lives of men may be taken with impunity we are ot opinion do, that this war agin the Bank is a parly war, and folks ony trying to knock it down just to get other that the said O'Conner should be carefully secured until the 20th day of June, and that, at the hour of banks in the place on it seem plagy hard that so many people should suffer just for party notions; and I set down agin, and giv the Squire another letter, li o'clock ot said day, the said Patrick Conner be conducted to the place of execution, and there be pnuiisnea in all the newspapers, on tne morning ol fn day next. The Chief Marshal announces that the following gentlemen will superintend the procession which will takr plsce on Monday, ttlsl inst.

in honor of ihe memory ol Lsfhjelte: Chief Marshal, GEORGE W. KIT EH. Aids. Thomas IlAnmsoit, i. Bsooxard Ox is.

Marshals. Morton Spring- Garden. Gen. Miehael W. Ash, City.

NHlhanifcl C. Foster, Soullmark. Benjamin S. Bonsall, City. Peter A.

Kryser, North-rn Liberties. Gen. Samuel Castor, Oxford. Geurge W. Jones, Cily.

Col. A. Rntimfort, Germantown. Sumuel N. Gray, City.

Yeslon Donaldson, Southwark. fleiiry Horn. City. Freilerit-k Wolliprl, Norlhern Liberties. Thomas il.

Gruver, S-iUiliwsik. Geiierid Mslilon Oiingtm, Kt-nsinglon. D.mit-I Filler, Ho. He- jMiiiin ('itrprn'er, Northern Liberties. Jos Phxsoii, Kensington.

'I'hunsi Weaver, Nurtliern Liberties. Col. Tltmmis Dufnelil, Frankl'ord. F. Kestl Moyainensing.

Jttmrs Gontlinsn, Northern Liberties. Michael Snyder, Roxuorough. Stttisnm Pernl, City. D. Henry Fliukwir, Southwark.

Charles Shutter, Jr. City. Cspi. Allien Ashmeail, Germantown. The Marshals are particularly reipipsteil to meet at Aians llolahan's.

opposite the Slate House, this evening, at half past 8 o'clock. Puncltisl attendance is psrticular-ly requested. and I tell'd him I did ratv believe if the Bauk of the ria and that Gurumena, Campomayor, and Oguela, The Vuuitg ol Soinhwark (under ihe age of twenty fie 3 ear,) are requested to attend a Public Meeting, to be held at the Commissioners' 1111, Somh wrku this evening, at 8 oVIock, to adopt measures for joining in the fun. ral procession on the 21st instant, in honor of the memory ol General Lafayette. Punctual aitendanca it it-quired.

LAFAVEI'IK (iUA S. The coiuoany will assent" hie in parade order, summer uniform,) on Monday, the tflst day ol' July, at 5 o'clock, A at the.Miliiary Hall. Hy ol Capt. W. Krnivne, T.

J. Ciilli E9, Ar.tii.g First Sergeant. Crape will be worn upon the li l'i arm. The Geologic.d Society of Pennij lvHnbi7w.N meet this hung by the neck until he is dead. The sixth number of the third volume of the Mechanic's Magazine, published in New York, has been United States, instead of winding up, as the Ginr! oodbury Masscy, M.

L. Atcheson, James Smith, were about to tollow the example. Seville, June 1st, 1834. By express received at received. It is full of valuable matter which Jesse M.

Harrison, James M'Cabe, Nicholas tell'd 'em to do, would let off, and go along relieving the people as far as was in its power, takin Carroll, J. B. Webber, Ambrose M. Meeker, sustains the well-merited of the journal. care at the same time of its stockholders, (for lhey half-past one o'clock this day, his Excellency the Secretary of War confirms the important news of the decisive advantages gained in Portugal, and the sur Samuel W.

Biard, Wm. Collins, hos. Child, had rights too, and it was their monv,) 1 did rah be Thus. M'Crany. Dubuque, May 30, 1834 lieve the good sense of the people would back the A meeting of the citizens was held prior to the niink: and when the time came to consider on a evening, at o'clock.

Several communications will ba execution, at which a sherilt pro tern, was appointed, red tit-tore the socteiv. several committees nominated to collect funds and new charier, the people would look at it strait in the face, and not with a party squint, and do it jus superintend the execution and burial, and a guard A Special Mening ol the Youths Library and LaiieiHiy Association, will be hld al their room, on Wednesday tice. selected. 1 The Squire's answer to this was iust what 1 ex The above is a brief narration of all the circum pected. He said that the interest of every Director evening, 16 int.

at half past 7 oVIock, fur the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety ol joiniiig in th intended procL-saion, and showing res net to ihe memnrv stances relating to the unfortunate affair at Dubuque, and Stockholder of the Bank was so blended and which terminated the lite ot Conner on the of the illustrious I alayetie. mixed up with the interest of the country, that it was 20th instant. one and the same thing: that no bank could prosper At 12 o'clock, on the day uf execution, the prisoner The Young Meno! the city Hint count, nl Philadelphia-will hold a meeting at the Stssiuti Houre, Cherry Filth street, on Thursday evening, July I7ih, at 5 o'clock, with a vittw to forming a Youns was taken trom Ins place ot confinement, under a unless the people prospered, and that it the Bank thought the Gineral and his folks would not make a render ot the Miguehte and Carhst torces; ana adds, that the Pretender in consequence of his having claimed the protection of the Secretary of the English Legation, who was at his Head Quarters, proceeded with his family to Lisbon, were instructions had already arrived from the British Government, applicable to such a conjuncture. (Signed,) The Piiince or Axouisa. Miii i ii, May 25.

Agreeably to the plan of operations agreed on between the Duke of Terceira and D. Jose Ramon Rodil, Castle-o-Branco was occupied by the Spanish troops on the 15th instant, and Tho-mar by the Portuguese. The Miguelites, who abandoned the (latter) city at their approach, retired a league and a half, pursued by the cavalry, to Seisei-ra, a point from which they could proceed either to Santarein or Abrantes. This was the reason why the Duke of Terceira proposed to General Rodil to march upon Abrantes with the Spanish forces, and accordingly they, left Castle-o-Branco and arrived at Sardea on the' 20th. From this point and on the same day, this General clatter and to-do about it, it would go right to work, guard ot a company ot volunteers, commanded by L.

Wheeler, to the place of execution, where had as-sembled about 1,500 citizens. He was placed on Society. All friendly to a me I mi-aiine- ih r.f and lend out as much of its money as the condition of the country requires, that it could not do as much our too long negleclt-d Seamen, are invited to attend. Le Consul de France a Philadelphie, vu l'invitation pleine de corriialile tin Comite d'arrangement des bon- A Special (Vlee'iug ot the VVashiniu'uii Fire Cmi.n-,.- cart, the rope wns made fast to the gallows, when the cart was driven away, leaving the prisoner suspended as it formerly could, on account of the removal will be held on Thursday evening next, the 17th inst. at 8 o'clock, at the usual place.

between the heavens and the earth. w( learn from the New York Star that the Pulaski Cadets, Captain Ardle, will visit Philadelphia the 21st inst. by invitation. They will arrive in time to join the solemnities to be paid to the memory of Lafuyette. We understand that the Bank of tha United States extended its discounts yesterday about two hundred thousand dollars.

General Robert Augustus Beale, of Macon, has been nominated by the State Rights party of Georgia, to supply Col. Jones's vacancy on the Congressional Ticket. Two hundred and eight cleatlis occurred inj New York during the week ending on Saturday last a greater number than has accurred in one week for many months. Of the whole number 25 were occasioned by drinking cold water during the intense heat of ihe early part of the week, and 29 were hy consumption, and 23 by convulsions. 79 were interred in the burying ground connected with St.

Patrick's Cathedral, and 34 in Potter's field. The V. S. ship St. Louis, Thomas M.

Newell, F.sr. Commander, anchored off Tybee Light, on Saturday Jth inst. Since her departure from Havana, on the 31st of October last, the St. Louis, has been actively employed in cruising throughout the West Indies. Excellent health prevails among her officers and crew, not fl case of the yellow fever has occurred on board, nor of death among those who have been attached to her.

Judge Lamar, of Georgia, shot himself on the 4th instant, lie left on his desk a letter to his wife and The whole proceedings were carried on with the of the people's money from it, and on account of, neurs funebrrs a renilre au General Lsftiyetle, invite les some of the pet banks and party folks all the while i Francois resiiNns a Philadelphie et aux environs a se picken at it; for it was just like war times, when iri a de i.pr(., miMij a yoiimiistkeepaforceateveryplace.toguardaginat- oe.ie Con.ulat dsn. San.om i Fume Hose Comfmnu.A. special ok the Com utmost regularity and good order. Ky mutual con pany will be held this evtning, at 8 o'clock, al Hose House. sent of all, every coffee house was kept closed, and not a drop of spirits was sold until after the execution.

It is well known that several cases of homicide had tack. But it things would only be kept peaceable and I friendly, the bank would turn right to and give relief: le sur la municede se rendre en corps eelte AP Alii Nl.lt WAM KIJ, either silvitt or otherwise, in a manufacturing ho-iness near the city, who can where it was most wanted. 1 was so tickled when I i honorable invitation. t. DA.NNE11Y, been committed west of the Mississippi, previous to the above, and no courts have yet taken cognizance Philadelphie, le lCJnillet, 1834.

got this letter, and I see day light so clear ahead, communicates the results of an action which took place at Seiseira on the 16th, and the news of tlie retirement of Don Miguel from the strong position which he held at Santarcm, in the follow extract of a letter from the Duke of Terceira, dated at Golegna command a capilal of twenty thousand dollars, the branch of business is reputable and profitable, the latter will bo proved by the re-ult of actual operations the most respectable references will be given and cnytiret. Communications addressed to Box No. 7A7 Pnet Of ot them. And whether there exists any legal luri. that I sot right down and I writ to the Sqiiire, and 1 tell'd him now savs I Squire.

I want you to tell all diction over that country or not, may, perhaps, be a question; but if there exists no means of application of the laws over that region, it then follows fice will be considered confidential and receive immediate onthcISth. atiention. iG-Ht your folks all about the country, if they think the present notions of Congress are goin to be the notions of the next Congrss, they are mistaken, and if they think the people are goin to have all the businesi, done by party folks, and on party principle, that's 1 It uppers that the action at Seiseira was decisive. that their own safetyr and preservation depend on re SILVER SMITH WANTEI). for Don Migueljdurst not remain in his weakened po PHILADELPHIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

The following resolutions were unanimously nilopled nt a meeling of Ihtt Phibidt-lpliia Typographical Society, on Tuesday evening, 1 5th instant. Resolved, Thru the Printers generally be Invited to parlicisle with this society in ths procession on Monday. Uesnlved, That the proprietors of Ihe daily papers be requested to suspend llieir publication on the 21st inst. to xnord ihe hniitls employed thereon an ninnrinnitv tn unite in the Lnfajelte proression. T.

NESB1 1, W. WELLINGTON, Secretary. gulations or their own adoption. Circumstances ren sition at aantarem, but tied towards elves." dered it indispensable to put a check: to the almost In the letter enclosing this extract, Gen. Rodil daily crimes which the vicious persons thought there noiner mistake.

And it they think the uineral and is folks are all creation, that's a bigger mistake than A Journeyman Spoon Maker, if a good workman, will Hud employment by applying to jy THOM AS FLR I'CHKU. 130 Chesnut st. I AO AN I'KI). An active, intelligent lid, from 12 -J to 1 5 is wanted at No. II Gcorpcsni he others.

states, that in consequence of that engagement, he hail determined to turn back from Sarceda with the divison of infantry, and cross the Tagus at Malpica and Herronna, where Col. Tena had been for two was no law to punish. And as law, in every country, emanates with the people, and is, in fact, whether written or not, nothing more nor less than certain rules of action by which a people agree to be children. So, says the safest course is to sarve the interest jy "fit The lAncaater (Pa.) Journal says that veins of Long Branch Boarding- Hoime. governed, the unanimous agreement among that peo gold, having large deposits, have been found in Lancaster county, which are thought to be as rich as any of the country ami the people as far as you can, and though you cant do as much that way as you could afore the Ginral tried to cut one of your wings, yet, seein that your feathers have got pretty well grown out agin, my notion is to iro ahead;" and until the ple to put a man to death lor tne enme ot murder, rendered the act legal to all intents and purposes.

There is but one opinion on the subject herei and Head Quarters, 1st Division, P. Philadelphia, 15ih July, 134. Order No. 13. The Divts-on will form line at the tiro designated in order No.

11, in Arch street, right on Eleventh facing South. The officers nt the Division, not on duty with their corps, will assemble forty paces from the right of the line. Uy order of Msjir ieneral Patterson, liOBKIt PET TIT, Aid-de Camp. people tell you you are wrong, dont you mind what that is, that the people, on the west side of the ri THE undei signed begs leave to inform the eitizena Philadelpha, and the public in general, that hit House wm opened on the 1st inst, for the reception of company during th warm season, and hopes to merit a continuance of that patronage so liberally bestowed on him in former sen inns. Long Hi inch, July 14, 1834.

OBADIAH SAIRS. 7 N. B. Terms for board at the usual rates. Horses at reduced rates.

i. party folks say about it; for the people's interest is a plagy deal more important than the interests of 44 the party." So now, though Congress did nothing to relieve the people, and have left things at odds and ends, I have a notion if we act on common sense, and scout at party, we'll git things goin pretty smooth agin. days, getting the boats of that vicinity in readiness, and "if," says General Itodil, they are in order on my arrival, the van-guard will be in Spain to-morrow, and the first division on the following day." Capture, of Don Curbs and Don Miguel. Cidh, June 1. Civil Government of the Province of Cadiz.

The Captain of the Port has just favored me with the following intelligence: "A felucca has arrived from Ayamonte, tlie Captain of which says he left there night before last, bringing a letter for the Captain General of the department, and states that the Infantes Don Carlos and Miguel had fallen into the hands of the Spanish troops at Evora, having been delivered up by their own men; also that four waggon loads of silver had been captured. No other news. Louis Coio." I hasten to communicate this agreeable intelligence to the loyal city of Cadiz, and the other population of the Province, for their information and satisfaction. Jose Doxikgo Db Viuaiit. Cadiz, June 1834.

MAR RIEi, On Tuesdar evening, 1 5th inst. by the Hev. Albert Bin.es. JOHN KICH AKDSON L. VITMEIt to ELIZABETH A LOWELL, eldest daughter of the late Michael Keppel.f ver, the whole affair, have done themselves and the country much credit, and been the means of preventing the repetition of murders.

They have taught the world that the people are the basis of the law, even where no written law can be applied. The general character of the executed criminal might be pleaded in farther justification of their pro. ceedings. His whole character, since his residence in this country, (about six years,) has been marked with crimes and malconduct of the blackest hue. Threatening lives, assaults and batteries, with intent to kill, arson, at divers times and places, have been among the common acta of his life for the last six years.

AMERICAN UUUAD PO CASES, containing a complete assortment of fr s'l tVf American Broad Cloths, of the Salmon Falli, and other approved manufactures, warranted equal in color and I a brio to imported goods. xourinenu, J. DUWiMivii, Major, Downingville Militia, 2d Brigade. DIED, On Tuesday evanine. Mrs.

Amklia A li.ii H. relict of dia- From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, of Tuesday. Also, American Caisimeres and Flannels, checks pers, Fustians, JVe.

per p.ckage for sale hy the late Lewis Allen, Senior. mines that are in the Soutli. We have a letter before us, says the Editor of the New York Gazette, dated on board the U. S. frigate Constellation, Toulon Roads, May 23d, 1834 at which time the Delaware, 74, Com.

Patterson, was lying in those Roads. We are happy to add, that all were well on board those ships. Btihomss Bf.ks. The editor of the Boston Com-mercial Gazette has received from the American Con-ml at Campeachy, several hives of bees without stings. This sort of bee is said to be very common in Mexico.

They are somewhat smaller in size than the ordinary bee. The Gettysburg Sentinel of Thursday, says We regret to state that information has been received, that the Rev. John Herbst, lately of this borough, who was on his return here from Cincinnati, was lost overboard from a steamboat on the 4th instant, about one day's run from Cincinnati, and before assistance could be rendered, was drowned. His intellect was amongst those of the first order his social qualities remarkable. Jnother Abolition Riot.

On Thursday night last a riot took place at Norwich, Connecticut. It appears that some person from Boston had, the evening previous, preached an abolition sermon in the Rev. Mr. Dickerson's first Presbyterian Church in that city, 7Vi late Jliots Now that the city has settled 37 HAVEN iH NEIOR, 1 8 Church a Per. Funeral at 5 o'clock this afternoon, from the house of lown into its accustomed quietude, and the fanatics VsTrs'l'fcUN UAVIS, 4.4U0 VVeslrm cured nj her son.

Mr. Lewis Allen, No. 107 south rourth street above Spruee. The friends and acquaintances of the fa ither taken their departure, or resolved never again vassril Hams of sonerlor niiatitv tt. to preach in public seditious and most degrading doc mily are respectfully requested to attend without further 6.

ACKMIV. RIDD1.K fc CO SO S. Front st notice. trines, we deem it proper to say a tew words on the Washihotou, 12th July, 1834. To my old friend Mr.

Dwight of the New York Daily character of the late riots, and the cause of their On Tuesday, the 15th instant, A NX, Widow of Jacob RUSbIA Crash, Q.ills, B.i, JUd Leather, for sale bj Jy 16'wli)t II AVHN NF.IDE. 1 8 Church allev. From the Baltimore American, of Tuesday. Halloway, in the 5 '2d year of her age. 1'he friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- The first assemblage, which was on Wednesday Union Bank Election.

The annual election for di I' UU rri.ES.-lu0 hampers claret hollies, for tend the luneral, from her late residence No. 78 Crown evening, acted unquestionably under a deep excite rectors of the Union Bank of Maryland took place street, on Thursday morning, the 1 7th iust. at 9 o'clock, yesterday. The event has been looked to with much ment against the fanatics, and were encouraged in their destruction of the property of Lewis Tappan by interest, not only by the stockholders but by the com At St. Croix, on the 3Gth ult.

after an illness of but four days, Mrs. Frances Ripowat, wife of J. Hidgway, hundreds who were present, but who afterwards munity generally, it resulted in the choice of the r-sf. uniirn states tjonsui tor mat i stand. gretted that they suffered their feelings to lead astray "compromise ticket" of Directors, opposed to Thomas Ellicott, as President, by a large ma heir judgments in countenancing a riot, buch was SaUt of Stocks at the Philatlelphia Stock and Exchange the excitement on this first ebulition of feeling, that itoara, juiu t.

rurvai. jority auuut lour io one. ne elected ticket is as 47 ISO shares Methanias Bank, at 45 ntn they had accomplished their worn of destruction. we do not think they could have been subdued by any -v- mic in mil sun iMircuaiers, i a sery low price by july 16-, dim JDS. MOSS.

18 somh Front street. FOR SALE. Brandy, Oil, Claret, Sauteme, He. Uc Pmiclieotii A Seignette 4lh proof Hrsuirfr. VJ 40 half pipes do- dn do.

10 Pipes 4lh proof Bordeaux Dranclr, Castillion's brand? 15 hall pipes do do do do Ho; 4 Puncheons Champaign Brandy, ioriaraV braull, I S05, Half pipes very old Uogtiae Brandy; SS Casks Claret, 10 casks While Wine; SO Baskets Sweet Oil) 14 cases Haul Sauternrr 50 Baskets Champaign Wine. Also, a lew caska stf superior old Claret, vintage 1829l. the whole entitled to drawback, and for sale by JOHN BF.YLAHD, july No. 99 Sou Fourlh aereet. 5.

SALES AT NEW YORK July Advertiser. As nigh as I can calculate, my last letter to you telled you the story (among other things) of the storm off Cape Hatterass and the Two Pollies. Well, since then Congress has cleared out and gone to hum, and tlieGiner.il has cut stick too and gone to thcHermat.ge, and I'm hangin on here yet lor a spell, to give the new cabinet a lift, for Mr. Clay advised me that seein that most of the folks now in the Cabinet are new hands, it would be but fair for me to remain here, and keep an eye on things, and I might take charge of his rooms till Congress meet agin. 1 see by some of the papers, some folks say I have gone to Portland to print a newspaper there; and others say I have got a paper in New York; and I don't know what all.

Well, now all I can say about it is, I aint got so far down in the world yet, as to set up any newspaper for a livin: it is as much as I can do to write letters for you to print in your paper; and if fulks think they are worth reprintin in other papers, that aint my business. But I wont be accountable for any letters bearin my name, unless they are 70 shares United States Bank. trifling police force; but this remark does not apply 105A lU5j ISO do. do. (on time) i any way to tne aisiuroances on use evenings ot 150 do.

do. (on lime) nursday and Friday. All the destruction ot proper VO da. Delaware and Hudson, JUO 754 ty wntcii toot place on tnese two evenmcrs. was ef fected by less than one hundred men ami boys, whose object was mischief in its greatest extent, and one alt ot whom were to a state of intoxication.

Some 8O0 do. do. 70 do, Morris Canal time) 115 do. New Orleans Canal, 65 do. New Orleans City bank, 150 do.

do. (on tine) ISO dn. do 50 do. do. 7 I I 104 HIS 104 thousands of spectators followed and witnessed their proceedings.

We were constantly among them, and do not hesitate to assert, as our deliberate con MAES. TK ir. sasks Marseilles Madeira wine; 70 do do Port I do SI dn L. P. Tenerifie do 10 do do Madeira, do) SO luriian hbls.

St. Lncar" do i SO do do Sherry do. For sale io Iwt lo suit purchasers, hy JDS. L. MOSS, 18 somh Front street.

70 do. Planter's Bank of Mississip uppi. viction which is equally entertained by all who witnessed these riots that there was no disturbance at 1 50 dn. do. OS first printed in your paper.

If folks will kounterfit em, I can't help it. It shows they must be nrittv good, for I never knew a chap to kounterfit bills of a bad bank; for if the ienewine bills wont pass, it will be Philadelphia Board of Trade. RICHARD PKICE, -j liEO. W. TOLAN Cmoxtrlt committee.

KOIlKIiT TOLAND, which passed off quietly. The next evening he made a second attempt, when a mob, headed by a band, marched to the church, proceeded up the broad aisle, took the parson from the pulpit, and forced him to march before them, at the same time play'mg-the rogue's march, till they actually drummed him out of the place, threatening if he ever returned again to "give him a coat of tar and feathers." The legislature of Rhode Island has passed a bill calling a convention for the purpose of framing a constitution for that State. The convention to meet in Providence on the first Monday of September. Rhode Island, it will be recollected, is the only state in the Union without a written constitution of her own adoption. That State having hitherto contented herself in acting under a charter granted about one hnndred and seventy years ago by Charles the Second of England.

Dakikg Feat axd MimcoLoci fcscapx In Laurens street, near Spring street, on Monday evening, about 7 o'clock, a child feU down a cistern, constructed in the shape of a jug, with a neck or entrance about three feet in length. The child had tillen in, and had floated under, the tides of the cistern, when a person named A. J. Brown jumped in, made a dive, and succeeded in rescuing the child. The diameter of ths cistern is not more than fourteen inches, mere, ly large enough for a bucket; and when every thing is taken into consideration, the saving of the child is truly providential.

The child, when brought up, was recognised by Mr. Brown as his own, although at the cry of a child had fallen in the cistern," he knew nothing of It is the sixth being he has rescued in the course of his life from a watery erave. A'tiv York Star. BAKERS' FLOUR. FRESH BAKF.RS' Fl.OUIi.

of Manayunk and other brands, ntceivinf dailv, aud for sale by LEA, NEWMAN july 16., No, 19 soulh Water streel. jest as bad for the kounterfits. follows: Luke Tiernan, Andrew Aldridge, Hugh W. Evans James Campbell, Robt. P.

Brown, Henry White, So-lomon Kttmg, John Q. Hewlett, Robert 8. Voss, Wm. G. Harrison, D.

M. Ferine, Charles Howard, James Carroll, John M. Gordon, Wm. F. Murdoch, Wm.

Hughlett. From the Newark (Ohio) Advocate. Great destruction of public and private property. Op-Tuesday night last the rain fell in torrents, accom-pamed with incessant lightning, and the next morning the streams in the vicinity of this town, rose to an unprecedented height. The aqueduct, over Raccoon was swept away.

That upon the Granville Feeder was also destroyed. The corn fields, wheat-fields, and meadows, in the Licking valley, were all covered with water, and the fences carried off. The banks of the Canal are washed away in several places between this and Nashport. The navigation upon the Canal will be suspended for at least a month; in consequence of these accidents, several boats are now lying in the Canal, at this place. The public and private loss, in consequence of this flood is immense, We witnessed the destruction of the Raccoon Aqueduct; and a heart-sickening sight it was.

The large stone Pinal's which supported it fell like a rotten weed in autumn. Raccoon is ordinarily, a small stream; yet such was its rise, and force, on this occasion, as to destroy, entirely, a structure which was tlwught to be able to resist the greatest pressure. The rain which produced this extraordinary flood, was not more than of two hours duration. N.B. The northern mail was much damaged in crossing an ordinarily small stream between Utiea and ell sr-Bag at tlit i'hiladelpliia Exrliange.

Ship Monongahels, Brows, I-ivtirpont, July JO Ship Areher, Maraton, New Ol leans, soon IKON CAS'I INtS. An iiivoiee ot tancy Iron Casting received per brig Ella from Bremen, and for sata by any period of time, on Thursday and Friday evenings, which thirty determined watchmen could not have suppressed in five minutes! We have talked with hundreds of our fellow -citizens on this subject, and we consider it due to the character of our inhabitants, to assure our friends abroad, that they may most religiously confide in the truth of what we have here deliberately put forth. As evidence of the correctness of this opinion, it is only necessary to remind the reader, tnat the whole force of the excitement on Friday night was directed against the house of Dr. Cox. At that point the few rioters and thousands of spectators assembled, but the presence of about thirtv watchmen most effectually rlris; BopfitA, liirke, Valpwassn snrl Liihh, soon Hris; Carroll, Woollen, KibrKllar, July 16 Brig Emily, Fontaine, St.

Jaeo de Cuba, anon WICHT, WERNER fc july 16., 6S south Front street; BRAND Y. Brig Swsn, HrdinK, Natehes, Miss, soon Ofk Pipes Seignelte" superior Roehelle Brandy. if" SS do. J. J.

Dupuy" do Bordeaux entitled" to debenture for sale by JOS. L. MOSS, PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. WEnSKSIIAT, JOLT 16. I was pretty busy when congress broke up, takm leave of the folks; and the last place to see em all was at the Branch Bank of the United litotes; for every one on em who lived 20 miles off, brought the money hat was paid to em out of the treasury pet bauk here, right round to the U.

S. Branch Bank, to change It off for bills with Squire Biddle's name to em, for the other bills would'nt go no how when you git out of the district. And when the Gineral was about goin off too, Major Donaldson he got a check on the pet bank, where the Ginevai keeps the people's money here, for g200, and cum strait round to U. 3. Bank to change it off for Squire Biddle's bills.

Why, says I Major, how is this says wont the people take tlie pet bills yet on the way to tlie hermitage? Well, says he, they haint got used to em yet, but they will arter a while, when they cant get nothing better. Very well, says that's about my July 18 soum Front street. Hibh Wvriin. this afternoon) lOh. m.

WINE. 50 baskrla Anchor" brS3 for Champaign, sale by preserved it from assault! Half the number would have accomplished the same object, and a similar precaution at other points supposed to be in danger, would have as effectually prevented any destruction JOS. L. MOSS. iuty 16 1 8 aouihJFronl street.

THE HIV ZD, Schr Diana, l)(rrool, New York, 9, mrixe, Lewis This son. Kohr Angenora. Marshall, Port Deposit, 3, lumber. Schr Siicrates, Nickersoo, Sal.ro, 10, indie, Ueo. Bur-rill sU Schr lJcfiauoe, Howard, Durieo, 4, luiuoer.

of property, and the exaggerated accounts of noting which have been sent through the country to the disgrace of the pobce of our city, and the character of our citizens It is not to be concealed, nor can it A Present for all seasons, eonaisting of elegsnt selections from British and American writers of tho" kinleenlh century. For sal by T. ASH Chestnut.