Public Ledger from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 2

VsV.VeV 4 4 AND DAILY TRANSCRIPT. PHILADELPHIA, TUEaDAYt MAY 4, IMt; I or THe LeBosa is wraWe mm Srau rwttr Maa Mat Pnn Pewr nilUnir tub Lapoaa. arennly i Bewail I nraiiKWii of Bay other daily mow iu we cny. 1 em. i 1111 riorLI kliv ths nvuiiiin cwraplalMd of their rulere for leading them into jkUaddy waters.

If the right of complaint belong esusssrldid to the Jew, toy honest and intel ligent pt not ill edmit that tbe times furnish (tensive grounu lor trie exercise ot tne ngni. Our ruler have led into e'irtjf waters, and to alt ssvwi tul crub bard to waah away tbe tie leoeatlWe preaent to the civilized world a leatarkable spectacle that of an honest and ir osUlgent people eierctaing tbe right of choosing their rulers, and proud of its exerciee, and yet picking up the lowest rogues from the dirlieai bole to rale them. More intelligence and honesty are required in politics than in any thing be. because upon politics does tery thing else in this world depend lor security. Politic, rightly iiadentuod, are the $cienct and art of icienct involving the principle which las Creator has established for the moral foveramtnt of his rational creatures, and the tifIim and duliet flowint from them, and the art UYolvinf.

the tbe contrhvnert, the insti rations, by which their principUi are to be applied for tbe protection of rigkt and the an lbrcement oCdutit. All this is pditkt and therefore a wise man will aay that due attention to them it among our kiglert duties, and consequently requires tie exercise of our kigheU mcolties. And yet, in our attention to politics, tea conduct as if they were something of which assn ourht to be ashamed. We leave tbent to the tnauag eroent of tne most worthless, aha asost Droflirate. We da net mean that our most eminent, moat responsible public servants are worthless or profligate.

But we do mean that tbe selection and election of our most responsible public servants and their movemeuts afar election are coo trolled by the most worm lee, and that under this control, things are done daily ia the management of the people's business which would brand any individual with indelible inAmy, if done in the management of bis era. 'It at time for the peopl te stop this; to insist that (heir business shall no longer be contacted by a set of low bred profligates, whose individual characters would command no trust or credence from any man who knew them. The people are thoroughly disgusted with jwft tic, in the common signification of the term for as Rich, it is the scramble of knaves for the peo le'e money, through bribery, slander, pipe laying perjury and false returns. It is time for the people, in self defence, to turn their attention te politics of the rigid sort to choose their owa elective servants, and to dictate to such servants Us appointment of all judicial and executive MBordinstes. The jxopte should say whom they will have to rule over them, and should no long leave this very important business to idlers, eremesters, brothel and tavern hunters, pipe Beyers." forgers of electoral returns, legislative rioter, drunkards pretending to reform, and trankarslooshamelefor even the pretence, An intelligent foreigner, judging us by the wans era of our politict, would say that we were a alien of escaped convicts.

But who are the people They are net a hand ful of low scamps that meet in a lap room or a pot bouse, to make official nominations for a great nation, devise the fraudulent contrivances by which that nation is to be cheated of its will at the polls, and to agree or quarrel, according to circenutaacea, in a division of the cheated nation money. They are the great mass of that hard working, usefully employed rational beings, aaaeunting to aboo sixteen millions, who constitute the bone and muscle and mind of these TJatted States, who possess rights and wish to jiaaarr and transmit them. In our city, they an the people of all professions and occupations, who work usefully in any mode, with head or head, and who support a free government for the fnirpoa of being protected while minding their own business. We shall find them in tbe counting house, or ship or store of the merchant, tbe workshop of the mechanic, the office or atndy of the professional man, or in the various pursuits of tbe laborer. We shall sot find bira in the top room or bar roosa it committee room of any per tiaaa head owe fere, Whig" or Loco Foco." We shall sot find then roaming about the country, mounting stamps, when they ought to mount pilaw, calling honest people from useful ee 4oj meats, lo listen to their retail of personal lander, false statements and false doctrines, in fiired by whiskey, hard cider, porter, or any tbec swill that eaen put ia their mouths to steal away their brain.

We shall not find them dobbicg their brain and their purses to commit wholesale frauds at the polls and in electoral re terns, and Jbea perjuring themselves through thick and thin, to save esch other from peniten Having defined the ptopU, we will repeat what every man of sense knows, that official trasai an made by this people, a conveniences for transacting that business to which the people anaot give personal attention and this being tie case, the incumbents of such trusts ought to benest and intelligfnt men, and appointed solely for the people's sake." As a consequence, we insist that the people should bar control i ing voice ia each eppeiMments, Let as suppose a rase and to avoid any imputation of person eJiiy, we will suppose it of another city. Ia the port ef New Orleans is a collector well qualified fjr the trust, and who fills it to the selisfacfiwa ef the Treasury Department, and ef every citizen having business with lb custom bouse. A ne President beisg elected, a new appoiataaenl of a collector it expected, according to tht OMom of political parties) inouga a eostoat rear jred tfce breach Urko tb ebserTaecc. 1 L. silo, la lum ayy tiiua to be eoatulied by the appointing power Manifestly tb Berchaais of Ivew Orleans, and the awrchaats and nevrgston trading at that ru wbo ha business, at the custom house The aaerehawas bl that city, the real merchants he work hard ia minding their own business.

vvomamad soe of ir own aouy lor pwiecicr, sad another for naval officer, both nlelligeet. isduatnous aad koosst men, perfectly acquainted wit saercaaUle details, fully eecaeetettt, with the aid of the District Attorney, their proper Iat mAnmm. So li I mmd aaol lha teVSSUe laws, courteous aad aeaommodstiag ka aaanaera, sad tboraogUy issoectabU ia character aad de pofimeflt Bat, as if eewtetaptot this whole tecy of awebanta, the rresidenr, beset by those fetnguisg tor (be next Fmuiency, each of whom oommanda a set of tools in the shspe of brawling tovera baaotug unpriqclpleeT partisan leeches, called central ommiMeee, or ward rommittees, or some 'such things, confer one of hee important trusts apon a superannuated graasy, who bat been resting in obscurity till society has got a century in advance of htm, and the other upon one infamously distinguished, for fraud "and per jury and pip laying.Mod all tbe base acts ol the partisan dnmwur and bortt. What would the tionf, who bad aided in electing the President would feel themselves insulted; those who had conscientiously opposed him, while ad mitting his right to make changes in the Custom House, would feel that every public consideration bad been outraged by a change for tbe wwse all would feel thai the Presideul had submitted to the guidance or dictation of men unfit to be trusted, and that. public interest and honor required an immediate correction of the evil.

And what should they do Make themselves heard at head quarters in a strong, decided, indignant, yet respectful remonstrance. In the administration of a custom house, the merchants and navigators have a right to be heard in that of a land office, tbe farmera have a right to be heard in that of a post office, all the people of a district have a right to be heard. Then if they have been insulted by aay improper appoint' raents, let them be heard. It is time for them to take their most important publie business out of the hands of men whom they would scarcely trust with their most inconsiderable private be sinesB. Quaiakti.ne.

The board of consulting phy siciana in a sister city have declared that the public good demands the abolition of all the pre sent quarantine regulations. Amen. This is one of the most intelligent opinions that we have from tbe faculty for a long time, and we com mend it to the attention of physicians ia this and all other American cities. Tbe doctrine of contagion in disease is not quite so fashionable among the faculty as ia for mer dsys the beet informed among them con fining it to certain diseases which are $pciJeUy contagious, contagious under all circumstances. like small pox and measles.

The contagion of yellow fever is now laid among the rubbish of the put and the experience of all intelligent Europeans who bare resided in the Levant, is against the contagion of the plague. Now as plague, yellow fever and small pox are the only diseases which contagionittt trace to importation, if the two former are not contagious, we can see no necessity for quarantine regulations against them, and would therefore confine such regula lions to tbe latter. And even against that, we might guard effectually by something better than quarantine, vaccination. Small pox never ap pears in Denmark, simply because the law re quires, under penalties, Ilia vaccination of every person. We are exposed to small pox from all countries, and therefore should rely upon a gen eral, and not a particular preventive an expe dient thai shall isarm it when it comes, and not one to prevent it from coming which it may evade.

Yellow fever and plague are supposed lo origi nate only in certain countries and against those countries we fence by quarantines, to the great inconvenience of commerce. Now we admit that a ship from an infected place may bring home patients under such diseases, but deny that out of the ship, in a healthy atmosphere, they will communicate the disease to any on shore in a healthy atmosphere. Quarantines are eipen aive to cities, burdensome to commerce, and vexatious lo individuals. The Custom Horn Watchmen. We' are informed by the late Captain of the Watch in tbe Custom House, that ilis an erroneous supposition that the watchmen left the vessels without protection on Friday night They all received an intimation by note, remarkable for its brevity, stating that their services were no longer wanted but believing that some mischief would arise from their leaving without others to immediately lake their places, ibey, by direction, remained on duty until sunrise on Saturday morning.

The public interests are therefore more indebted tog the prudent consideration of tbe watchmen than te any judicious management elsewhere. 1 1 EtiATi oil the U. Statu Bark. The Boston Courier announce that intends to publish a series of essays concerning the U. t.

Bank from a correspondent whose communications on the same topic three years ago have been proved prophetic by recent events. The correspondent, who ha been reviewing Mr. Biddies letters in that paper, has considered the subject merely as a question of money between Mr. Biddle and tbe stockholders. The essays promised, lha Courier says, will take a more extended view of the mat ter ia its relation to the moral and politics of the country.

Something interesting may be expected. IaretNATion Wanted. A man named Hull has been committed to prison at Salem, N. on suspicion of having murdered a girl named Caroline HuIL The remain of a body having been found recently in the woods gave rise to the suspicion. The girl formerly belonged lo Port Elisabeth aad disappeared mysteriously, not having since been heard of.

She now, if living, aboot eighteen or nineteen years of sge, and sometimes passed by the name of Caroline Thomas or Town send, end inquiries are made lo know whether she i living or not. DiiAmu AT Sea. The sloop Warsaw, Godfrey, Crocs Salem for New York, was strand ed ea Friday morning oa Gull Ledge, two mile from Cobessel The crew wa saved by a life boat. Thoeaptaia was drowned and the mate had his (boulder dislocated. TU schooner Easel ine, of Cbarlestowa, Mass, went ashore on Point Alder tea tod filled with water.

A passenger and the cook were drowned the rest saved by a life boat from Hull. ea Pott or Boston. During April there arrived at the port of Boston 603 vessels, 364 of which were coastwise and 138 lortign. mere cleared ia the same time 3(1, which t31 were coast. wae and 110 foreign A Iicoxd Victim.

Mr Cotiant, ooa of the geatlemea scalded ia the steamboat South Ame rica, died at tbe Fort Orange Hotel, Albany, oa Friday evening, Mr. Cooaat was a young man of and formerly ef gohenectady. SO' PaocnoiNos Ae uurr Tata. Th Attorney General of South Carohna has Instituted pro eeedinge to vacate the chaner of the bank that have rsfuasd compliance with the bwdessaad ing tkeir charters, A Renin. Candibativ Usury Morris eon ef Kobet Horns, tbe firpacior, is a candidate for lb office efabona.

JfjakATEvr On leans AioLoas OF Thaex Lives. The fteeyuoe gives the particulars ef the fire which occurred at New Orleans, on the C3d ult. It commenced in the carriage house of II, Beach co. Wr. Beach, together with hie nephew, Elliot Beach, a young nan.

named bt. S. Clark, also a relative of Mr. and a colored martrrirsTeepfhg bf We building. Mr, B.

escaped, but the others perished 10 the The fire then communicated to the next build ing, occupied by Hagedom St Cramer, importers of German dry goods, Holland gin, die, which was also destroyed, with nearly the whole of its valuable contents. Tbe loss bf Messrs. Beach it including the building of which ibey were properielors, was $50,000 upon which there was insurance for $40,000. The loss of Messrs. II.

wu probably much more and their insurance is slated thua: In the Merchants' Insurance Company Louisiana Slate Orleans Theatre $10, 000; Sun Office, London, 915,000 and in Hamburg, 97.000. Another. fire broke out in a large frame building situated at the corner of Orange and Religious streets kept ss a tavern by Mr. Verloin. This house and two small ones adjacent were consumed.

eo The Lano Pikact in Michigan. Some lime last fall an account was given ef an atrocious act of robbery and wanton mischief perpetrated at White Like, Michigan, on the farm of Mr. Phinets Davis, whose cattle were slaughtered, and granaries stripped, and damage done to the amount of 95000. An attempt waa made to convert this disgraceful outrage into a patty matter with a view of making political capital out of it But fortunately for juatice it has not prevented the authors of it from receiving the puniihment due to the crime. A jury of mixed politic has declared the perpetrators guilty, and thirteen of them will be sentenced lo the stale prison.

Heavy Rosiest. $6,000 in money, papers to the amount of 95.000 in value.and a gold watch. were stolen on board a steamboat at New Or leans on the 21st oil. from Mr. Thomas B.

Haw kins. The property waa found upon a couple of worthies on board the boat, wbo were committed to prison. ArroiNTMENT the Psmioent. The Na tional Intelligencer of yesterday announces the appointments by the President ol Richard Coe and Samuel Spackman, to be Appraisers of Mer chandise at Philadelphia. Naval Ball.

A grand naval ball was given at Charlestown, last week, on board the U. S. ship Columbus, by the officers of that ship. The decks of the ship were elegantly decorated. and nearly two hundred persona were present.

Heads Off. The work of" reformation" com menced in New York on Saturday last with as much energy, and was quite ss extensively per formed a in this city, forty weighers and in spectors havisg got their discharge. Da. MosTcomai Biao, the novelist, has been appointed to the chair of Institute and Materia Medica in the Pennsylvania Medical College, lately vacated by the death ol Dr. Colhoun.

FoacEav was detected on Saturday in the Plurnix Bank, New York, being a check for $1,700, purporting to come from S. J. Sylvester, who denies issuing any such check. McLeod arrived at Albany on Saturday night, in custody, on his way to New York, where he is to be confined until the Supreme Court has passed apon his esse. The New Census.

The total population of the United 8tates is over 17 millions of people. CITY GLBASTJI6B. The Lofayttlt Light Guards, Capt. Mitchell, paraded yesterday for exercising at target shoot ingthe prize being a silver medsl, presented by the Captain. The inner was Mr.

Benjamin Bed. The Philadelphia Capt. Cadwallader, paraded yesterday in full numbers, and made quite an imposing display. Tbe air wu sufficiently bracing, without being cold, to render the exercise agreeable. Accident, Yesterday afternoon a young lady ran against a cab near the corner of 8ixih and Chesnut streets, and waa somewhat Injured an omnibus bad just preceded the eab, which may account for her not seeing and avoiding the danger.

She wa taken into Mr. Durand's Drug Store, where her wounds were dressed. Another. A smsll girt was knocked down by a vehicle which waa paaing Fifth and Chetnnt street yesierdsy afternoon she was taken np with a broken arm, and carried into the Mayor' office, where the remained until sent for by her friends. Blown Do.

The railing surrounding the Moyamensing Public School House, at the corner of Eighth aod Fin water streets, was partially destroyed by the gale of Sunday afternoon. CondabUi attending General Sessions, May Term. lMl Chailes IL Roberto, N. William Delany, City; John Clop City; Charles Stewart, It. Li James Magenw, South wark, Still Held Oserv The resrfano wbo for some time past has been imposing apon the good nature and confidence of some of our citizen by making purchases of articles upon credit under th names of lbs Rev, Mr.

Miller, Colonel Digby, and a half dozen other aliases, and wbo bad taken genteel boarding in several place without paying np bis score, had a heating again yesterdsy afternoon before Alderman Hay. Several witness appeared against him, whoa testimony fully substantiated the facts or his being an impostor, a foafor, aod a villain. II was committed for a farther hearing. Hopes are entertained that some ef the property obtained by kin may be recovered for the owner. A Feeling Ja.

A gentleman standing the room of tbe Court of General Sewm yesterday morning, perceived an unacfja'oi ia the vicinity of hie coat racket, and suspecting that ton gentleman Ud made a mistake, and was looking in hi neighbor's pocket for his own snuff not, was about to torn round and inform the stranger of the fact that he waa ia ths wrong box," when thessbr sbroptly leu the place and secured his retreat in the erewd at the door, not waiting to be infonaed npoo a subject, which be no doubt would have termed an "an intentional error. Each a barefaced rascal never could he suspected1 of having modi respect for, a court or jury, especially in a case where he was npoa trial for leading a hand" aad rsiiatag a fallow creetare. jia. mi II i in i i ii vl'. A furr or Vtarixa, fro haaea.

arrived at Beibio froar tbe West tost Monday, i Aasunf ether, tbe ship 4.100 lha. flour, aod other Meeasr baa ska largest ear go ever oroagsi as soss yon. 41 is of of a for 1 u. ef of IS tcuU CrrMpoiiei sCllM raWisUden April 39. 1S41.

GbntleuenAi every movement relative McLeod may be Of interest to your readers, I write to inform yon that he waa taker from tmt jail Ibis morning on a writ of habeas corpus issued from the Supreme Court, New York, and in charge of the Sheriff, accompanied by the District Attorney, passed through the villsge at an early hour this morning in a close carriage th movement was eritirely secret, arid hof 'pub licly known for some hours after. The excitement however is not great public opinion here bad settled down in favor of giving him a fair trial, and the impression hss long since prevailed that he would have his trial in someone of the eastern counties, but no one thought of the step now taken. In hute, yours, 1 An Indignation Meeting. A meeting ot the Democratic Whig citizen of South wark and Moyamensing is colled for to morrow evening, at the Southwark Hall, to express their disapprobation of the appointments made in the Cus tom House by Jonathan Roberts, and his com mittee, Jusiab Randall and J. Hall Bready." The call ia signed by thirty of the active whigs ef those districts, and will bnng together a large meeting.

We would suggest that a committee be appointed to read lo the meeting tbe evidence in the Glentworth election frauds it would be highly interesting at this time, and would let the meeting into the history of the character of some of those appointed, The Great Western sailed from New York on Saturday for England, with 93 passengers. Amonr the number were Edw. Davis. L. V.

Newton. Eralen Physick, Ellis Folwell. Mr. Dr. Randolph, Miss Randolph, Master Randolph, J.

V. Williamson. Henry Famura, J. Collins, and A. Collins, of Philadelphia.

Treaty with Portcsau The treaty of commerce and navigation concluded at Lisbon in August last, between tbe United States and Portugal, hss been ratified by both governments, and the fact is officially announced in the a tional Intelligencer. Distillerim in the Uniteo State. There are 9,057 distilleries in the United States, manufacturing 36.343.23C gallons. Xorth Carolina has 3,798 distilleries, Virginia 1, 450, Tennessee 1.381, Pennsylvania 707, Kentucky 890, and New York but 38. The Steamsiiif Colombia left Boston on Sa turday for Englsnd, with 51 passengers for Eng.

land and 11 fur Halifax. All the other berths were engaged, and reserved for passengers wbo will embark at lialilax. Texas. Texss papers to the 15th ult. have been received at New Orleans i The Houston Reporter ives an account of the recent fight between Capt.

Dolson's men and a party of Indians. The whiles were 18 in number, th savages 34. latter fled after the first fire, leaving seven of their number on the plain. The only man woutided eraon the Americana was Captain Dolson himself, who was struck in the breast and thigh by anosket balls. i ne sura oi aao.uuu lost or a.

Dricnam, while treasurer of Texas, wu found a few days since liy Mr. John Brien, near Austin, and immediately returned to the owner. One hundred and fifty Tetsns and a few Le pair Indians, under the command of Capt. Lewis, were about to leave Austin on an expedition against the Cumanchea. The Baftist Convention.

From the report of the Treasurer to the Baptist Convention at Bsltimore, we gather th following autistic Stftnditunt.Vot ike Mission to Asia, 1 Africa, S1.W3 II Greets, ft.1,333,M Germany. Prance, North Amsrieaa Indism, te.OM.W Home Dcpanmeul, Discount, Exchange, Counterfeit Notes, general purposes. BapiiM MiMionaxy Magazine, $4,5,51. Total Rtcaptt. Donation, dcaignated.

Por Asia, Afriaa, $7111,14: Germany, tlS4.49: general purpose, WV tO.SO Legacies, 4M.W Americas and Foreign Bible Sosietv, fjo.000 1 Tract Society, U. 8. Government for In dian Schools aod Mistioai, Baptist Miss Maguiae, oa bans dae the Treaiurv, fetal $,000,87. Col. R.

M. Johnson. Colonel R. M. Johnson a candidate for the Legislsture ia Scott county, Kentucky.

For the ruMic Lsdrsr.l Messrs. Editor, Will yuu, through your widely circulated and valuable journal, inquire when payment will be made to the deputy mar shala for takine the last census 1 I. air. am on the persoiis.and have felt the pinching necessities of pecuniary want during the protracted winter, and feel in common (as facts of the wants others engaged similarly have come to my RDowieage) wun numoers, tne severity with which ws nsvs been treated. I have understood that an aoorooriation was made bv the last ses sion of Congress for the liquidation of our posv poned claims, sod ana at a loss to know the resson.

Do, Messrs. Editors, be kind enough to insert this, and oblige a constant and generally edified and instructed reader ef the Ledger. Your. Qcur By The Fsoeral Diteoarie of tbe Rsv. Mr.

Kftnsa daf before tlie Uurarj Soeisties, sanded te as bjr a Comaittee from thow Atsoeiations, will be publUhsd In day or two. i. M. 8 'a eamaianieaiinn will bs puhlisked. Ths DolliB Measiat for Mar, is received, aad is sale bf Burse, Xo.

31 Boaih Third street. Waieis'e Liaaaar, No. 17, esatains the esainwoee. msat of tbe Notea of Mr. Combe aa ths sited Slates." UUpattad for the fsblis Leder 1 Sal ef Real Kstaie.

At Us Fkiltd. fMUug. on JsVaday tvnUg, Ml M. Taosus at bob, Aactiaaaera. Tbe Cs several Iota, with aanawlird thrae stor brick boildiaga oa Iheai, at Hcbakili Foanb aad.

Gostfa atroata, aald aa the propertr of Lsoaaid t. Tojt, subject tejncaaibraace, fol $5aaeh. Tao Ha eonlifuooe lots St the corner of Viae and SeboflkiU Thwd atiMtt. lovrlhn 9M bf 21 feat, sold libjsct I wcambninra ef elCUOO, as Uw prasertv ef use. a.

iawia, lor The lot at Greea and Broad stisets. VI bf 70 feet, saU as lha proiwrty of On, A. Lawiaj sabjaet lo iocaas. vraaotn a.rfui, wrain. Tbe five ratal brira baoasand lots la Basra frss treat bmUwrn iimmA.

1H bi Ob IM. maid aa tha oraoaru of Henri Itaiith and ianaa M. Cooper, lot (I JOS. Tha lot tit sroaad in Muraraoaaiaa. at tha Northeast earner of Kadcral aad Tewtfth straats, sold as tao pro prrw af riuaaal S.

for S5J00. The two lota at tfehsrlkiU Buih aad Fine street aaeb feat front by HMdarp, sold a lbs proportr af Cbartas jnutf tot wu oaca lunjou to incaaioraace iwiawara rent and bf UOfeet. seat ss ths 'Ihe lot of ground st Linn's eornsr. between William and Nixes otrmta. Sprint trardo anld as ths ptopeui iamaaandTbomaa Heott.

foluO. Tha boaas and lot oa Ltnd sumt, near IV la ware Eif nib and Carpentet street, bi feat I said as tbe prnpertr af Jame Karatr, for 17U 'IValotaa) Delaware Etfbih street, soatk of Wallaeo rtreei. prutf tiardea. 67 bt 107 foau sold aa lha properts tho Nortwtowa sod Vallsf JUilrsad. sabjeet te la i The lot in at ths Borthweat earner of Federal aad Tenih of Sam awl a ritca.

for se.wu. Ths kaoaa and lot in Fena Township, ea the road badiiif to the rails of gohejUill. eraiainlaf acraa, 1U3 jwrrbaa. sold lbs propertf of Astbaa Nalbaaa, for BY THE yiLOT LINE. Ue Y.

Herald of yesieroay. i 1 o'deck, afieraooa. ARRIVAL OF McLEOD. 'Aleiaader McLeod arrived tn the steamboat Swallow, from Albany, thai morning, in the cas taly of T. ttone.

fiberiff of Nrngw County. IfeLeod come bere habeas corpus. Covaeel are lo apply to ths Supresae Court awrrow for hi diecharte. The asotiea will he heard aext week, and the argumenui wiU.eovii the whole ground of controversy Vfcs Bleney Marks, HT Tbe bsww ia iml to wasaiers thaa sullr 'it! MwrabaUiMSft'luMiffMu VniladmalM mil I sod alar tof rlutmd ml R.J. and Utt loui ol la UanS wa boschl Dm brottrs at iwmii Ml pvr emt.

for Ailmr par. ami for apueis. Huus aws aaauirara HA mlMm tM im unnaaMl. WOMt quaiwn of Uw Vein of Uov. Pomr, ami Uw latter (ram th aalamrahU InSuanra kI a ruiwu that It ka awn determined lo paa lbs Dromnt somi annual dlvidrn.

tMwuUJ the Leg Ulataro rws withoal raminc to soma da MrmuMlta mrj tbe (WirM of tM'tmeroM tallinc due on the Slate dtbt ia Aut Mxt, siarh reau Ikll ot Mtale Ins mar Terjr aouridontlf be touted fur. Thora ia bat link) reasonable kV frwi) I.Wrw.. and, if that bod ihoaUl ever be so dUpoted to Atluru foliar to ths Mam. il maat take marJi lin. Iri bodlaa morn slow, and none nri Uisa the Armrican Uwanw.

It vary aouMfal whstber thai body wiU flaw ap las iiubiii; doataia for snr each paraoaa. HA I. KM fir MTCMTKM TOW DAY. MM VVUaiinrtoa Lot rWW do do "its. uv vr on.

ims. 6. W0 do do a. IM44. I shars L'aiicd Btatee Bank, oaah.

kl do do do du do I. It oo 8 no 4 do 1' I7f 5 du rhiladcli'hiA 50 da S.H Draft on New Vork. t4til dn do SIOUO do do fM SO do do attsb naar aoaas. i aharaa L'stied states Bank a ao do do eaah 75 Oti do do 75 oo do 05 do do da eath HomMO BnAa .110 17. 40 aium L'siutl Slaia tfaBk, aei.tat.

J.t... (4 2 'ii do Uirard Bank 11(10 ISiBiwrlvania it, UM Bank. 17 I7 PbiU J7 North Aatrits, SIS JU I He Loan. S.I t.tj Phuadalpbuw 41 Jilt tm mw, cr Macbainns. riiiiaa.

ve, IUJ tiirsrd Bank. Motarotnainr, Comwwreial.Cia. Uni) 'iri, I4uwille, Nr. 73 ircnaa.i.,'W. fcl, Lehifh (is, '44.

03 I Tha aaiifr.mant cf certain propein which was nana It IM uniico maiaa nana ainmi tntnuae, i. w. Hamaal W. Joan. K.

T. fitrtold and Hubert Howail, ia trael for tho eacanty of lha pafraent of lha pott aolas held by tba eevvrei City Banfca, Botrcod aama Ml. .1 II .1 1 I I dara aso, will be foand la aaoibar raluma. 1 bo sraoant of debt to be axurad is HJT.HAU. and tho valeed ainoant of tha property firaa In Iran ia Wlwiber Ihros ralora are bxad aerardinf ui preeenl prwaa, or on pticre two years urn.

wrwa earrenry was inni than hair aa sauca acaia aa bow. and wnas Isttet. llw probability that tba property ssaianed will Dri.onriMMiaDiw nmn r. uu. lenra.

mm not mors loan corei ina otov. Tbe Philadelphia Bank has declared a divideed af Urea per cent, out of lha pruu of lha laat hall yaau. WilminitonCorpofaiioa thinulaiurt ate at a diaaoant kr. they will not paaa at all. '1'hoaa pea ma thmith nrrv 01 J.I vmj in.

cuoniwie inv "(w Wilmuiauw. or otar lha railroad lo that Maca. will then tore tabs care what kind of chance they raeclre. The Itecoivrra ol tkw FarmaM' aad MaebaaiVo' Baali ni New HraiMwirk. N.

bava cireo oalieo I tba endL km of that Ineiitutroa UMt eaaaaada aiainat it maat be nmaated to tbem within ail BKMIhj frnaa tha Slit inaL. or tlwy will ea eieiaeea iron mm airraaae wkaca IM aa wjts uiay tuts eaaaw laaa to aacaus. CeaTTTVSweaa. headach. aiddirMaa, pala ia tho aula sad naat.

oauees and aanknaaa. rarwJiia aniBtiu. wIIm ntruiy toa.plMion.awi., are Ina aeual eimutoma of a duerdered lirat. 7m Adtaa VignUt PuU art aawss etrton to rtnevs the atees cowpaiara, bo aaaa Ibey remora frua Ilia body tbnaa Btatbid haawra whh are tne rauae. aoi oniy 04 all duatevera of the livai.

bat ol e.er? malady Inridrnt to man, A euwie 2 cent box will. directional will moat assuredly, dtiro every rwrtirle of diaraw. Iiom the body. The adiaa FtfetaeVs PtUr ilea aaee. sits teller, and nereereram unrfiM to on.ulelrly rkanee th stomach and howele of aU hUiona and iiotrid hnmura.anl, therefore, aieaeef lain care for o.v.

dyarntery, cholera raorlme and other dimdere ot trw nitwiinM for sale at ths Uenersl Depot, No. I0 nare nrert, rnuaoripnM. I Married. On the 25th int be lha Hue. 13.

H.ln. WiLLetoMtkv lawia. both ofthieeily. tin the ii tha ame. Mr.

Men IV tr io vtaana, awnoi rwoiwwara. DtecU On tle 3r! Hi the? year of ker ass, Mrs EUT wlrV ofCbailre H. McllonaM. Har iNeiHU. and Iheaaaf iIm Mmde.

ranertftia mailed loatumd bet faaaral. from tk reeidewoa of htr bubailL AO. 144 Neath front lk ilbimui. ina insu. Fasrwatca Uasrart a.

saa af Mrs. rhrwuna B. mock. laiha Hi m. kta mm The relative aad friende of lha laaiily are roiei rally inritod to attend bra fanml.

front tha residence of kit mother. No. 4 Howard' Court. Kane treat, below Hth. lhaafteraon.st3o'clrjrk.

rhidrienly. an tld day. the at ths reeidcoes af her son, Joua Mortal, cornet rsnklin aad Wallace eti in lha Sot year of her era, EusasaTM, widow of a p.in rorroeny ot ivaw jeraey. Th fuaaral la take plana an 4th day. lbs Sell inaL, St oVJork in tba moraine, from tha leatdeans of bar bro ther.

rJamaei T. Uuiee. aaar OiineMwn. Naw Joreet On tlx. 3d Mra.

Maav Uaaairr. wiahrw of lbs lata Juhn It rrill. in lha nVth eear of aet een. Her framde. and thow of the family, aro respectfully irrvKee to ausna ear tanerai, rrwm ker mis raaieeacs.

Uoca Koad. near Broad elroat. raMyank lownaliip.t morrow aiternoon, at a eewca. lo praeeaal tela ut BtjeiULemeteiy. (M lha let Cntsi.u A.

Daoz. In the Siihjiei of hr asa, anative of Bwiuerlaiid a letidenl of Phil delbhia for 36 teare. th let Mr. Join Btaaocom, late of Bosioa in the With yearof tin rrr LAWRENCE LITERARY INSTITUTE. A Ifalrd Muling of the Institute will he held THI (Tuesjlay) EVENINU.

at half past tcren ciecs, ai ineir nan, r.tun 1 11 rjireet, as iu.ii.i. o. rreciueBi. Jf 8. BROWN, Secretary.

N. The members are requested to be punc tual in attendance, as the semi annual election for etlK ers will take place. ro4 It rv WASHINGTON LIBRARY ASSEMBLY. A 8taud Mrtting oi ths Assemblv will be held THIS EVENING, at 7) o'clock, at the aeual piacv. runciuai aiicnuem a icuuctirq.

m4 lt W. H. JACKSON, Bee'ry, OHOCK8INK INBTITL'TK. JTT. 8.

SULLIVAN, will LECTUKE be fore the Institute, TH18 (Tuesday) EVENING, Msv 4. Subject" The Influence of the Pilirim Falbers oa the Republic of North America." To commence at 6 o'clock. The publie are invited te be preseat. ma Jt. J.

fc. r.UDKllHjfc, preaident. frr UNION LIBRARY C). NOTICEA Stated Butintu Meeting of the Unism Libra ry Company will be bald THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Members srs rsoaested to be panciual tnausndanoa.

By order el the (wtnpaay, GEO. W. BROWN. President. CEO.

RIGAN, Secretary. sna lt rf7 FIRST LECTURE ON Ml'SIC WITH hzmerrer. rssmnwivrrs i ik. HALL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, en THURSDAY EVENING, 0th at 8 o'clock. Mr.

E. R. HANSON, resnmUtg bis profession as Teacher of Vooal and lastramental Music, in this eity, respectfully informs bis friends and tbe suUie inat ae win seiiver several rKAUTlCAL LEO TURE8 ON MUSIC. Tbe first si which will be given as above stated. Professors, Aasaiears, aad Frieadt of Education, are particularly invited.

At lha end of cash Lecture he will perform Couple of Solee, accompanied by his young Daugh ter ami rapil. A Fsmily Ticket, admitting persons, $1., tnd a Single Ticket, 15 cents for each Lecture, maybe had at ths Masie Stores ef U. Blake, Meigaea 4 Fiot, Lead, Nana and Oi bourne, or at tha doorontheeveaiagof the Lecture, between 7 snd eo'ciocar. rat 3t rrp At A CONVENfloM OF DELEGATES from tha different Um.H m. I of tea eitv and aoontr ot PhilUlnhi.

eitv aad Mu.tv hid 7SZ Hall of iha Marshall Instate, as uk. tali osaswl eratron the ar pn.tr of eefcbraUn, Ue eemin. FOURTH OF JULY. E. B.

klsiaVaa ann i ii rv icwcni, mh km r. wnn, ocaretary. Tbe followine retotutioas were adost Resolved, That this convention being apprised ef irvrn ue par tum vi uiciware ana ue exajiee itation ths literary Institutions assume among the mass ef associ. ai.uai, iot tae perpeiuny oar tree and indeaeaeV eal govemmenu we deem it expedient ta celebrsle niiouij ina) "pproaKBrna anniTertarr ot oar oa' lion's b.nh ia a literarv manner. Resolved, That ia order to earry eat this objeet all Literary Insulations ot Philadelphia am rs rpectf ally solicited to co operate with this convention, by seadirur delegates frees their respeetivs sine plans for tbe esder and airaareaaanta of I wMa oa we Bsaaaer at eevt propmlcneramostaeseeaaios.

I KeeolTad, That this eoavraiiaa eHemuaoi jatb Halloai FRIDAY EVENING, tho 4i) ai May, 1841. Resolved, That lease proeeedinrt he pabliaheaV rT MEUf. Prwaidewt C. P. DUNN, Seereiarr.

1 sa4.1t rr i nu a mwiiiHu taw O. POULSON, rocanUr apootawd a Larrsa mj un, oonnaaier, at rmmamym CHAatjAHPOlUON.sr his Sow, JOHN POLL. SON, ists Sditore elas Ainsnsaw DmUg Adw nr a. rnlHV I IWT. rf ''f.

FOR TEX A8 4DFPICE, I10J rROMTSI. I krsss WlLNVTemi JOCA. The eolooy Ot. ia the reseat vaae. Tkeai wka ariab le bt bers oaa leara all the sortie alars with rawpwettelaa aaae ngkti which the uWsoioa' at aay geiBiaaasBi or; era aa sai 1 at was roe peal so ua awaa awwa wbjob i rWIaa dod.bTaahiBf atlhs aWs pUee I ssMiaaeskawe4iksaey.

ssa it i ev of serwaat waauas aa aaatraassak lo do aorvtce. wdk imum worm taatr notlaw. Maybe eeea aa RICH va ARD OSBORNV, 113 RACK iiresl. akawa Third. appetite too White Ssraa HeteL ssaia 4.3vs i Ninia Brnt tine, TsciM Cke Bast of fide I'evtasa Railmsd.

snd Osnal racket Corsair, Capiat H1L DEURANI), beg leave lo bear lesthooiiy in favor of the Uaaters, aa officers usirif their utmost eaer lions Ibcarslbs eoafort of rassenser. Masy of us have been in tbe habit of travelling Beat by Caunl Line Exnreas, for many years, and now find) that the on! dillerenee In the two Lines oontitu )a ths extra cbarce of Fin Dollar! liv the B. Rpsldlnc. Lebanon. Kv.i J.

W. Carney, Cln rlnnati, Ohio O. Fislor, Franklin, Ky. I Win. N.

Mo(jaodwinr. Keoladivt Roniamin Bell fcHtVt Frankfort Joshua Hrintooi K. 8. Dudrey, Kings ton, N. Y.

J. B. Wstnen, Kentucky; Jamaa at. eioan, Ohio M. R.

Meeker New lertay Tkos; W. Oillis, Obis 8. 1). TomllMon. Indiana U.

V. RevnoWi. Cindnnaii, Obioi A. Bos ton, P. H.

Brady, New York. m4 tl rrp FHKKMKN, AROUfKl A MoeUBs; ot Hie DEMOCRATIC WHIG CITIZENS of SOUTHWARK aad MOYAMF.NPINO, will be held at Ike COMMlSSTOKKKB' HALL, TOMORROW EV KM NO, in.t, at 7J o'clock, axpresa their dlaapprnbalion of tbe appcinlmente made in the Custom Houna. I.v Jonathan Roberts and hi Committee, Josiah Randall nirt tlall WkigCltliens If you valad'yotirrighu if yoa with to ee the pinriples (or which you have so Ions: contended, for ever predomuiaut, tAti. Not to ATTS.VD. Frleuda ef HARRISON ir TlXER'.

vOur posts SECRKT ENEMIES ARE W1THJH nr. i i i auu, ifrvajorr, I. S. Clawjss, Peter BUerman, J. Witner, Sassael P.

Roberts, Thos. Foster, Sea. Osorss P. I.auer, Benjamin Johmon, Alex Napier, John Hone, Henry Dick, Joseph Faviab, Samuel F. Williamn, James Dick, CbarlreKaigii, JohuBarcmy, Heary Geyer, Charles Dick, Henry Simpson, Wa, John A.

Seaniait, Wm. B. Xsns. 'John List, Clement L. Hashes, JohaL.

Frledie.n. Jesse Kirk, Jamas Campbell, A. D. Morris, William Disk. PrrcivtU 8io.

Henry MeOatfeer, Tho. Nisbet, W. Leon. F. Tbihaall, F.

A. Tbibau i. Prt sf PhHadolphlaw Ka hum Sa ante a Mt Warn. It lias CLEARED. ffhio John Caeemiaa.

Uvitwwd Kai Wacaala. rVilminalon. M. Lauelala. Ana.

MniteviflMie Conlulenne, Baiky, Fall River, Kerne, Cbaadler, Bnalost r.hn Huaui, Hawifi, OK Afiwe, Hharp. Astifua: Heary Oamsrdan, Tohmaa, WUminciaw, WO: Niaaara, Voors, TroyialoopU Tonipkiaa. Baliiawr. SBKIVMI, Bria Hfllan Mfllnl. Narrle.

MMm Ruetwie A an4 MooteTNlaa. Utb Fab. Left at M. Far. ran.diirhtt bria IJewssw, Qiewn.

for lioanoa nrif pinto, caiea, I walureoe. Sara. IKuj neaataa.McaU, hww Ork ane. Uldaia. Hrie Arial.l.rvae.

New Vork. A dee. fvnr vine, HemKK, tlflll. ae San. tVhf Fhwa icaMei.

Helliatnre. data. Brhr Valla, tlnfuia. New Urleaae. 14 aaS.

rVhr FraeMienl. Haed. Chart dara. Srki Urkkef Taylor. Norfolk aod Feteitl tff 4.

ty ht Ugrence, towell. RiUimood. 4 daya. rvnr Mary Woodford, Philips. Port UiuiMit, ctys.

hr Ennna. Bancroft, Rirhrnoud. 7 dara. ctloop Cauer, fcewrwwi, Haitunoro, days. MEMOKANDA.

hiiil.ailM Mataa. Iknn. Hrand at Kew tlrieana. 93d vlt. for Lrrerpool.

Snip Bamna. MaiitoA. from Harrf March arrived at New Vetk oa ttalurday. Shin MiNiicxnau. dirietianeun.

rleered atCharlaaUia on Wrdiweday hut, for Havre. piiip nenoHB. watfua. clraied at sna, uiu alt. for PhilaeVlidiHi.

narqua looiaa, Bmlnttooklienee at Hsvaaa. I'nh sit. Baraaa Jnecbiuoa. JoliaaiMi. hmwm at New I IrUana.

Slut alt. and waa up for Philadelphia. HarqaeaCora. Warner; Cater, Daria; K.hrt Henry kint, Daly, and Mary Reed, Goodwin, pein.a at Pt inonwe. Mtn on.

Brir Wm Kucen. Dill, aad "ylpi. kf rto i. we, and ar.hr It Us. Eldridp.

from New Vork, at Boeron on I hureday. Urn WUeahiekun. Wilkins. was diecharnr a'. Part aa alt.

Briii (tik, Hnwec Wm Peon. Tailor: toiii. Batier, aad Win Fill, baker, beam at Hoaton oa Friaar. eV hf Arabella, lim. rwarad at VoikunSatur.

day. larChailntoe). (ehre John Jay, Ntakerenn. and K. Tborniioa, Buck, henre at Proridrons so Friday.

Vhr Wm Bn.wn. Amhony. and Exerlleol. Baxer, beura at New Bedford oa Thareday laet. rjrhr Cbarwa Rrchaiond, Eaomaii, heiica at t'tii Hirer, UHth alt.

hi Lexmston, Waaa, hence al Porimoailit J9lh alt, IV iif tV.neieluilinii. MMWit. rUarMl at IViinmlAA. NC. prevKMie to 1Mb all.

for Fliiiudeiidiia. CLIII STABLE. A HTAIX, ia vacant in a CUB STABLE where six horees are kent. For inforroauou apslv at the In SKA. GEAMT htreet, betweea Ninth and Tenia.

It WILLIAM LAW, JMWSLLMH, So. 140 WJLTH SIXTH Htreet. thra door. Fine, Philadelphia. All kiuds of Jcwelrv mada to rder, and Repaired at the shortest notice on the most res tenable terms.

Cash given for old (old er Silver, or taken in exehange. Jewelry, Mo sieal liKtraments, Violin Mtrinee, e. Gum, Pis toll, snd a variety of Fancy Articles, sold cheap at the above place. n4 3m NEW Gt'N AND RIFLE MAXLFACr6Rir. No.

iM NORTH THIRD Kirt lha Commieeioners' Hall. Qi'NNlNQ oh4 HSH AO IMPLEMENTS kent (or Sale, and of all kinds in that line attended to with proavpt rKaaonaoie prices. ms eoMW CHAS, A. OBERTEITFEI. tHIR SALE, A BARGAIN.

A eironc icada x. sna iicm runnuis CHARIOTF.R. fn iwn horatt, nearly new; was made to order for a rsn tirman In the country. Inquire at WILLIAM HERBERT'S LIVERY STABLES, in CHERRY Street, between Seventh and Eighth. m4 4t CHEAP CARPKTINOS.

OFF" SELLING OFF SELUNQ OFP ooicn iarpetincs, Iron ta to 30 eents a yard. Fine Inrrain Carnetlne e. from ill in AMI Extra Fine do do from lo75 Pttperfine do do from 0 to CI 00. VeiuiliBii Carpeting s. from 31 le 65.

4 4 wide Mailing, from to 374 eents a yard. iu, uv. iivin ee te rtl, 4 wide do. from 37 to 50 els. OIL CLOTHS.

An stsortmeat of Oil Cloths, from SO i at oa a vsrd. HEARTH RUGS of various patterns. To be bad of I. ROBERTr JONEa. m4 lws E.

eor. Foarth awl Market Sts. BOTHER JONAlHAN 8 DoLLAlt MAGA" ZINE. for Msv. is now oat m'mUi.

hw end dslivery.The present namber is embeltithed wilh TW0 ENGRAVINGS: Frontispiece A NEGRO HUT IN VIRGINIA A very correct LIKENESS ol PRESIDENT TY 8ku Life. 1 i by Tbernas Moore, now fast vsssilia ka a A 1 rasa. mm MrBa ansae oongi aiOBS are i worth the pnee of a year Bsariptioa to ska Dollar Maaarioa. LINES on tha of Harrison, by N. F.

WlUis. THE LADY JANE Cetiliaaeai LOVER A Burlesque. THE DEVIL'S TOP A Tale. NEGRO CABIN, in Virgisua beeidee foar or five eiher romp lets Tales uv oius ie copies fcirbl Cenla, or 1 a year. Office.

So. 8i 801 TH TltliD htreet. W. F. Bt'R0E88rAtent.

Cblrr hS fltZ JZ" "lbermM "bsd ea astrmeat laMrfcap awwe aisasw as a. atrwwimi ni flMT1a7I Fwwiaa taa, Ma esttsrw aawaaa "2 "Jr? TR A VELa TTL A Vtia Ac" iZlrlllr MtL TWitT1 wueZ, i I 1 JM. MaaaUcury, N0.1J3 FRANAUN LACE, rsa. aing froai Market to Caesnat street, belew Feana. Fhirad.

ai4.3ai'J SAMLEL RUHLMAN. THE Person who. in company with two ia aaeaina No. XA A dl. l7T (." Lj ea last Samlay oae or two weeks, took aa EiKJ7 CANE from the front of the stare, will t.vs himself fro exposure by retaining It lo the Store im.

mediately. IU is welcome to the aee of it for tho lima has bad it, bat is not welcome to it bbv, longer. m4 lte FRANCIS LAURENT. BRIG NICHOLAS MIDDLE The akipyMTSanal Creditor, el th. bria Nica OUSa BlDDLB.

ClM VWJkv Pernanitace, Ae. are requested loralf. kadiaaluw coHectivelr. at CAPT. TJOLRVi'a APT.

ran nvih No. 21J South NINTH Street, belarcea liia kouw 1' A. M. aad r. M.f when, particular, re.peeU i in, imvAM U.

Li 1 a aaeaiiiea to taaia in.peciioa during oae week from Ue Sis, ef Mar E7 Th Penasvlvaaia ut a Plestpy tae same sad scad lbs hill CaptaLa waaTr PIANO FOR Vn yoftgALE. i ana no rTrVl VOCSUSV, Hi wu Oispowe of his PIANO FOKTE. Tba inatrameM of superior aaalitT III niu IM. Tfiua i a i JT CHKRRT Street, brlew NINTH. Mote's 1 rust ik.

toidU i JT fr Case, wttk tae As PIANO, FGatE. aw i roco ousL aaw i.