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Ptttit TP i ai THlfrF ll of 4 ord, soarchy. cHbed' by faimsel was exceedingly reprehensi JaiWfS vK' 5le, tni such ought ireatly lo diminUh hit AND DAILY TRANSCRIPT. orrtca tbb wanna or ww wp pock it. PHILAPELPHIA, SATURDAY. NOV.

1 Horrible Accident, the Rttutt tf Hellish Ava rice. It becomes our daily duty to record some melancholy instance of the waste of human life, caused bv the criminal carelessness, or still more criminal cupidity, of the owners or managers, of steamboata. 1 hey may now oe property cauea instrumente of death. We have long considered them aa unsafe for the transportation of human beingst have long considered that when a man set foot in a steamboat, he had' reserved but one chance for life a thousand for death But now' rprard almost everv steamboat aa a enamel house, and should almost believe every man who ventured on board of one, weary of the world. 9 And yet this deplorable destruction of human life is not necessarily incident to steam naviga 7 tion.Why then must blood conUnually Uack their wayt Because the gibbet is idlel Because A.

laa fiir the minishment of murder are not in force, and avarice can traffic in human blood We are led to these remark, by a melancholy event which lately occurred on' the Mississippi, and whichif the perpetrators he not prosecuted, convicted and hanged for it, will stamp the go vernroent of Louisiana, or the Federal Govern ment, which ever has jurisdtion over the case, with everlasting dishonour. The steamboat Monmouth was chartered for the transportatiouofa party of emigrating Creek Indians, from New Orleana to the territory as An it. na Hxr.t.nih.riv.r ill i came in cellision With the steamboat Warren, a a and was lost THREE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN OF THE INDIANS PERISHED The New Orleans True American of the 3d inst. from which we obtain this melancholy newsjavs ii is impossible to say which boat was in fault, though the amount of, testimony against the Monmouth But which ever were in fault, the coHision might have been a voided Jor two steam ooan can sasuy pass on mo wunoui running each other jdown. It must therefore have originated in the grossest, the most wanton carelessness, and has resulted jn the murderT of mere than three hundred haiaao beinn! What adds to the enormity of the act ia the i.i jvv lUMuiw.uuuma were vrvwucuvuwa vii this boat, with the most shamelnl disregard to their comfort and safety.

The True American eays that were crammed into thia single boat, and that the crowded condition of its decks and cabins was offensive to every sense and feeling, and kept the psor creatures in a state unfit or human beings. But what is worse, if possible, the American1 say. that the contractors procured old, rotten, unBeawortfiy thus exposed the poor Indians lo almost, certain destruction. If this be true; we cannot imagine greater miscreants upon the (ace of the earth, than these contractors." To procure rotten boats, and overload them wilh human beings, than subjected to the worst of suffering, and all to increase the rofita of is job, is worthy of "Christian dogs," as the more humane Turks very properly call us, 4ut what we should hardly expect of the Arabs 4fthe Desert V'L" But the Federal government ptobably deserves severe censure, for not binding the contractors so strong, as lo preclude all opportunity for fraud or oppression. It oujht to have known that whatever white men undertook to contract with it for the transportation of these Indiana, would I 1 1 improse every opportunity to cheat and oppress th "fbtof life, liberty, character and property, them aad it should have taken all possible pre ThB con(1 re those which society cannot en cautions against such tillany.

But since the ca rce' rom, to define them accaralely tastrophe ha happened, we hope it will do every lb r'ebt 10 uccour in distress, to consolation thin possible te bring these miscreant, to ias lice. The eriminal jurisdiction of the case doubt 1 belongt to the State of Loubi.na; and w. hope to see jt consult its own honor, by having I the contractors, captains, and all concerasd in this wholesale marder, indicted. 1 The Warren had in tow the ship Tremoni, and one account says that the Monmouth ran into the abip. However (his be.

the Monmouth sunk immediately; the'eabin parted from the hull, drifted down the river, and broke in pieces, and all its inmate, were precipitated into the water, Of 61 1 Indians, ouly 300 were saved, and by the exertion, of the crew, of the Vazoo and Warren, The Tremont sustained no other injury than the loss of her cot water. The only while. Joet in tta Monmouth, were its bar ke eper and one fire tan. i I Lyncking few day. aioce, we.

found in the Commereial Herald, an editorial declaration that Captain Baiter, who reported at Providence that he saw a ship on fire off the Cape, of the Delaware, deserved to be Lynrhti, for net at teatpttDg to render assistance, er for circulating ach airport, if it were not tra. Not wiah notice it at a lime when due censure of ii 'tf construed into want of eraser srmDsJhr with the sufferers by that supposed outrage, we laid it ami comment at a more convenient season; rt.ocjfc fcjmii dm called for isamediats notice, wt should have bestowed or CCMQr tl'ft The fear of ariscorv strueuoti of ear tvnivp, Wlu fcTtr itln from speskixg prorapily.h, every cat, where prompt 1 We rjnrnuuiee the rh0l upliculy ap. prored the tuuli, amneous, and of spesaiog is reaaireo. the ve7 worst tendency. To Bay that a citizen, it however delinquent, ought so Lynched, is to eay that in particular cases, the Vsw.

00jht to be dispense! wilh. and by th. arbitrary to al clairae to respect and confidence among his fel low citizens. Ilia owo atory waa that he aaw a large on fire, and a schooner near, which eemed to. be rendering assistance; and aa La had sot heard tbe report of a piracy upon the Susquehanna, and expressed no suspicion of piracy in the case which he mentioned, he mani festly entertained do apprekenaiom of danger.

To aee a ship on fire only ten miles distant, to another vessel renderiiag assistance, to appro dicates a reckless disregard to hnmso suffering, con8ie'n oim i indignation of all hamne n( philanthropic. But how is this inNgna'n to be expressed Not by Ljntbing BeMUM CP'" violated the lawe of hu mmV ni ow Cfna are not to violate1 the laws of the land. The laws of the land are tuver to be violated. Personal rights are never, onder any pretence, to be subjected to the rule of a mob. The very foundation of civil government ia the r.i..v.

ww ci eacn memoer ot trie social compact, 10 09 citea according to bis own caprices, nd "sting ol such right in the whole, to sccBraing in nxea ruie. and esu. Wished forms.4 If this fundamental principle be una i yriu ue in anoiaer. l.j ijussu.shmi wugoerauieni Will ena v. The Commercial Herald will probably say I mat there are cases which the laws of society We have received Iron the author, Mr.

Eras cannot reach, and that for these, Lynching is the saus James Pierce, of this citir. two cantos of a oniy corrective, we know that this is a doctrine a 01 some particularly of the New York uner, ana mat jhe (commercial Herald onee naa occasion to reprove that DaoerforDrocaim flaakava wilt ska jSk.Skk. I.a.ll rw ltli tno doctnne is totally unsound. The ot society are the agreement of tbe whole, or whicms me name thing, the majority, about ine mooe in wmcn tney ehall be governed and una emeni, oi course, involves a prohibition to any portion leu than the majority of substitut mg any other laws. In making general Uws, siwny.

uu, memos every ra8 nwcepu we ot naman legislation hut if any reenunt is that such case shall remain wMot provision," till it can be reached by nw law. Any interference With v' y.uuiuu vj iusucru agree menfc 1 wnnf yncning. in the very vasea. whichthe lawsof aoeiaty have not reached, is as WHiini itiii air iiinnomaniai Mm T' wmcu um iawi wi aucieiy are lounaeu. Ul there are cases for whieh the laws of society cannot provide; as thia very case of Captain Baxter.

Shall the laws of JLynch be substituted here If the whole cannot them, they must certainly be beyond: tbe reach of a part and the whole does not attempt to reach them, from the impossibility of devising any standards for judging them. Humanity and inhumanity are relative terms, and general rules cannot be devised, for ascertaining where one ends and lhe other They must be leA to individual judgment, founded upon the circumstances of each Bat the Commercial Herald may ask, if ludividusls may judge, why may they not act 1 We answer that they may act negatively, but not positively by withholding confidence or but not by invading personal rights, If they do he latter, they violate laws ia eases which society cannot reach; for society can provide for personal security, though it cannot for individual humanity. Rights are perfect and imperfect first are those which society can enforce by general laws, because they can be actually defined; as Mion, te eouriviy at an times, to justice in Uflasee. But while the whole social compact cannot; the Utter description of rights. individuals cannot provide for ibem without vio Itting some right of the former description, and Us are prohibited from providing for them at all Th th subjecu of religion and morals, 001 i Vwa.

They are included by the lewsof God, but cannot be reached by the laws of man. We exLnit that thia ia reiuning to lhe A. B. C. of political senee, and proving things generally known; a process which might imply torn, donbu about the common sense of our But we wiah them to understand that although they are very generally instructed in the code mental truths now proclaimed, yet a few may be misled by the erroneous doctrine, of our cotem Mr.

..4 .1... i 7, wu wj tuuiamuuigoi a single ciu 1 ten upon fundamental doctrinea, a serious at hi mortifying to be thua frequently obliged to racur to first principles, to prove what nobody eoght lo doubt But since such 'paper. 'as the Ceremercis n.rald will read tho A. B. of political science wrong, it is eur duty! as it is that of every other press, hi set it right.

Ia Miy last, the Herald was very apprehensive that a portion efour chiaena would Lynch the banks, end had math bay about the abominable character of such Lynching. Rslying epon the good sense, gener. political knowledge, and moderation of these we tnterfsined no such arprshensions. But we ask the Herald if it. fears might net have been realiisd, bad they relied upon ita own rolumns for doctrine.

We admit that it protted Lutf taaii. but ws ineist thai K.a mr. iK.n a annravad Lvnehinr other eases; thus admitting that thi. abominable eode may be introduced, and it. application left tothejudrm.ntofth.Icbera.Thusilui.pliedJy fMnmnnJl th.

T.snrhinvnf HonsS I and rost OX.ce by the rnerchanta, on account ine requisition by act. oi Uongress, to pay ouues and noatne in necie. Our own doctrine alwava wrong under all cicumtnces. mi vr tne neeuw imager win oe paonsiieu oi noon thia day, at the office, corner of Second ana The schooner Velasco, which was supposed to ieu''L Dock This paper is mailed to any part have been lost, and for g'an 11.. 1 1.: sengera great fear, were manifested, reported 10 nave arrtvea at uaivesion, aoraewua uui fwmmiii nasa communication, in dollar, per annum.

Single copies may be had at ged by the late gale, having been blown off her another calumn which will be read with' in the desk, enclosed in wrappers, or net; price course. terest. i American Mauum, corner of Fifth ani Cms nui JWm that Mr. Dreer. Droorie tnr nf thi.

i. always sniious tor of Wis esnblisnment. who is aiway. aniigui piease, nas maae sucn arrangeraciiui iwo Aioinos or white negroes, born ai iap way, a IL. eorae time past exniouui as u.u masonic iiaii, wm appear lor a snor iimo, wm mencihsr on Mondav eveninr next at the Mu seum, where all will have an opportunity or seeing tl.em.

They are nature s.curiosiuea. Amost n. A. a barouche was Dnss ingup aauvoiaoove wooie, yesieroay ram ing. it came in centaci one of.

those large wheeled Vehicles, made for conveying large ton; and in nn. of the whreli waa sinppea out. leaving ine iwo persons, get home the best way they could tv. u6u.D. kw Admnrinka.r.

h. tW Tnrn. er and Walker. North SiithstreeL A little ve. llume of about 100 Dates, neatlv nrinted.

I I little poem, which purports to be a dialogue a among and Thunder. Tint has not allowed us to read his share of it. Eter nit. i.k. mu.

i vi der would give; us the head ache. But we find in it some things worth reading, so far as we can Madge from ahastv tfancs. Rotting Vessel Ou Tuesday night, a black, named Joseph Lewis'enlered the cabin of the schooner New Jersey, Capt. West, oi and from Philadelphia, lying, at Pike slip, N. Y.

and stole double cased silver watch, wwth $15 or $20 the property of the mate, and a large amoked nara, oeionging to ine uapiaio. the mom jng the Capt communicating bis loss to an officer, he waa soon ferreted Oct and arrested wim lhe ham in hu possession, and after confess where he had told the watch, which waa recovered, ha was committed to nriaon i It CoL luchard M. JohntOM. Vice Pree dent of the United States arrived in this city vestertda. I rm atu ni 'ging at the North American Hotel.

Durine the eveninz he waa I 9 visited by a large number of friends. We understand that he will remain in this cily i (or a day or two, prior to his departure north ward. I Two young girls, the occupants of a victual ling cellar, at No. 6 North Sixth street, were se riously injured this morniDg from their dress having accidentally eanght fire. Tho eldest of the two is much burned, and is hardly expected i New I ork FUeclin.

The returns, aa tar as are very favorable for the Wbigeanse. It is thought that they will have a majority in the Assembly of the State Extraordinary Dexpatck. We copy the follow ing front the Cincinanu Gazette, for the purpose of showing the facility wilh which goods may be transported through thia state lo the west Lricii Co's lines, probably the best on the route, we are glad to perceive have a deserving compliment paid them. On the I6th day of October, 1837, Mr. P.

Evens, merchant of Cincinnati; forwarded an order for merchandize rpon his correspondents. new xorK. un ine iai ids order waa filled, in New York, and the merchandize despatched in Leech 4i Co's line by the way of Philadelphia a a a a and nttstmrgu, mov. aa, ine package, arrived Cincinnati. It is very common jo make i I m.

S' efiUon there must have been great punctuality in an eoncerneo. aapsMaaBiMaaiakaMiaaaaaBakM4 SL A uruttine, October 23. From Florida. The followina: i. a list of the pnncioal chiefs and warriors raptured Yose ra hola.

Co a hsjo, Pow as hajo, John Cavallo, No co so sia hola, Enathlabamey, I tAvru ueiue uasiono micco. Yose ya hola, is the Indian appellation, as riven by the interpreter, of tbe noted chief. Powell. The capture of these i chiefs has by no mean. increased (he friendly reelings ot u.s Indiaoa.

It is generally expected that there will be aoras i nara nghiing, and uat iney wiu oe rendared more desperate) than ever. On Motiday, twenty nine Indians, squaws, and necrees.wer'e captured near Fort Peyton, and 1 iir ifwuao town, anu vu nruov taiuiij i firs Indiana were taken. These are probably the last of the retinue of those chies wno came lo hold the talk." They gave no information of any others eorainr in. There are now I 147 Indian and aegro prisoner, confined ia tho fort Brig. Gen.

Ilemandes with force of about 400 men, marched south on Thursday morning last. Cerw Jesup is determined to end the war if possible, and at all hazards; and if matured plans, fresh troops, ample sopplies, enerry and peraeveranre, will accomplish so desirable an eud.it will be done. TUe steamboat Ockmulgee, from Savannah, brought, a. pSft of her earrrj, ail fortified barges lo be used in navigating the shoal and narrow rivers, in the ensuing campaign. It is stated that two horses were stolen from Fort Peyton, on Taursdsy tight lt by an In dian, and drive as tar wis the If mile psst, where they were overtaken and Drought back.

Mii.On. Jevtin la now In this rlry. Brg. Gen. Eon is baa arrived at Black Creek.

Cot Harvey re tamed to this city 00 Monday last from Washington. .7 Wilhia three weeks nast we onderttand an eiprwss rider between Mifnspy and Fort King has Bern moras red by Indians as is sopposeC I I a 1 I. I I tr TtmtWw the achooner Diadem 'r arnvea yfy irom u.ivr. VTi. fVeress hude I .1 .1...

1 tun rM nf land 10 month. tiJn and after that time 320 acres will be deeded to .11 Whfl wtt la in Texas within monios. from Matamoras, that the chr. Bonita. which was supposed to have been cast away off the Brassoa de Santiato.

about the first of OctoDer, had been fallen in with, bottom up. No persen i nm thit t0 Watamoras, with a yalu ible cargo. u. ficaune. I mmtmmmim Durinff the famine prevailed among the crew el an fcugiish 1 ship, burnt at sea.

in 1727. ihev were compelled wsuppori nature iy earing pans oi meirueaa companiow, and drinking their blood, each body I tk nni n9rt whirh C00'1 7 I oiocman, on the authority ot an onicer wno nag )e curiotUy to human flesh, cooked by some Gaugo negroes, that it waa not inferior lo some kinds of beef or The opinion of the ancients was, that the taste of human flesh is next aw Stf asm A (Tab a is Isutm AMtMa. Inlk.si inilsi iktatl I MW SJV VI I it CI 14 a IIVIU SSVIIID aVViltJI a lJIU a 1IISBB) thof. di of such rood, it is not only not inferior, but has re commendatory qualities that render it a kind of delicacy Vonavan Vcmeuic Lconwny Lard' ners Vycloprdia. Poverty ia the only burden which stow, hea tier by being shared wun those we love.

frVlhe fnb.ictedser.T To Tut Public I feel it to be a duty to mvself and family, to soures you uson in subject of my utear mt, and examinatioa before the Mayor. It is bow ninoteoa years since I left my native eoaotrr.asd soutbtthis Isnd of lihtrt, withs aumerous umily "ou pn.w. icomrurt ana napniness. soon arter my aruvai. verses and i jmcs deprived me or ail bad, and I eooimenecdclesilnf a farm ia the western ssrt of the stateornew Yoik, then a wildcrnes.asd afterrea value, difSculties overcame me it was sacrificed, and I was af am compelled 10 serk some new nvans to support my family.

I then eaineto rauaneiphia, where I nave seen redding for th wsityeare; during wheh lime lbavei ffwKv sup my tender ness ana sisisoc as a Mreateosld expect. in ust one lcheil, who before I bad never known or seen, or smiriouj and plauaiblo falaenoodf induced me to bcliere tbat be bad bullion buried oa the sea shore, sear Key West, tbe result of prirttetr ing urnier toe Mexican ns. is the Bpanino.uu lies; this story be perrevered in by such srtful. and ersfty ingenuity; that 1 do not Wender ibat othe nadbeeo beiore aeeeived. I obtained a licbl vessel niaiuea a iicnivesMi I y.ETV' bl lZ world and although one or two others contributed small sums, I contracte i debts, by bonowint money.

to aid theenterDriMl. I had failh ia tut truth nf M'cbeirs It was not antil recently that 1 aiscoverea mat ne uaa inaue regular business of de wiving people into this belieC and living upon their parses as lone as their credulity lasted. Prior to sail ing, I west to tbe Custom House toclear my vessel. auaarter pa)ingaii tne fees dtmsnded, wsstoN by ws ciers. um bi papers were periaeiiy correct, regu lar, ana suueieni.

I had not proceeded far oa my vovst a before I dis covered the trae ehsrseter of MitcheiL and re Ived to make He nearest wm lo order to let rid of bin and auassociates. This resolution W4shssteaed accident Btrens of weathtr. aad tbe miserable eoadi tisn of any vessel rendered it impMeible lo proeeid, aad I pat into Norfolk. No sooner bad the sloooea. tered that port than Mitchell aad bis associates, stiav covering my opinion, aa to carry off my stores.

ourR open inecaoin.arHi Cammitotnersepredalions. I pnt them into prison, and then resolved to return to rnilafelphia. 1 be sloop was condemned as ussra. worthy, and of little value. I received a power of Attorney from my son to sell tne vessel, bat usde an cxenanm for another vessel, called the a schooner thirty seven tons.

rbtainiot credit for the biilaace. I cleared fit Pbiladtlphia wiib a load of I starts, as trur nt. sal some wood aad worked Ibe vewcl, ti tbe Cberapeaka and Iklawars Car al. with no ether bands tmt myself and son, and a lad of eigbteeo years or sge. Yuu msy tbmk of my astoa istimsnt when, wilh Ibis vessel, andtbiarrew, I wss ised oa lhe Rivtr Delaware, off Port Mifflin, oa the aoth of October, by a party ot eisbteea men.

armed with iaded pistnle.amoag whoa wastbeCtkctor of tniiport, Msjsr Barker. Thvy pmcerded I search the vetstl: thrr also seiseH sty trunk, and my sen's (mai, together with an my papers, and took possession or my schooner. 1 brakeopeaiheceilirgi kytbeirorderndeveryoiber piace ei concealment, ov tneir request. The veaeel was not restored to me fir tea days. It was ia the mean time guarded by watchmen, with orders sot to rrmu me, or any one sent by roe to corns on board, was tsk'n from the vessel to the house of the Major John ewift.

Eiqln enrtodv of Captain Kain.aad fto. 'be Collector, charged with the iry. i.e. i Kthu. I am astonished that a man of ww i v.

vwiib in urn your age snoakl make yoorsrir guilty of su.l a crime I infornvd bim that I wss to oil to beco ne a strats, that I had raised a rpe eble iaiiiT inai i naa voo ien rciira for torn in ao so." hs tnea lou me. "a could prove by two reaneeubls and substantial mea of tbia riir. Major Citlis. and Mr. Davie, that I bad croo sed ihia crime three years sin." I told bim.

"I would prove every place I every puce mh, rrom tne time lien PbiUrfM pbia in the Terry, and afterwards la tbe Aln rd." TM genllemaa from tbe Custom House then said, "I badsctied with rrest propriety, from the time they boarded my vesar.n The Mayor was tvideatlvmurb excited, by anms eause, to roe ssknows. He invited the oSieers pTst to tsk a glass of wine, and also invited ma, bat I deeliBta, after UMopiaioa he bad expn ed. Msjnr Barker then asked me to drink with bim, which I did. ei. ami a alios tesk ptaee that reams.

The Mayor esrfsed me to ks seal is his orfics. te be kti aatil the neil moniing. I reqssrtsd te be alk wed to HnHraiiJliiinim. usyor. sfUr mocb beeliation.

and not sntil Ma Jnr Barker warmly rounded me, did he permit omens in cs wna me to my aouss bit with express enarge taat 1 rrvmw oaiy see my wife, and tiot can verse with familr. Os tbe seal dar I wss sab. jeeud to the disgrace of a pnblis searing, Carted wna tas aornaie crime or riracy. ane tbe Mayor annnandaf that he was lbs pfoercaof The evidence wassoslear ia mr favor, that I was admitted to bail la tbe smaJ sua of tl oo, a very inateqnau amosat to aecare toe atuiK'anee or "a pirate." Yoa are aware that repeated hearlnt la ihs preseace sf arowda, Wik place, aot eary song aner every suspicion of my sl)edrd crime hsd vsnitbrd.bit even aner it wna i Wiely knows tbat caaaa wis not captured at alt Tne public exbiH tione sf ma and my son. wet saner seary, extreme.

aaaoylag, and ersru After I was discharged. I was arretted at the rstf af tU Vniui Stto. nrrwres. til rs fir aa error commiued by thir own soWr. hart tH It due te the canes of )atie, to app aj i candid piblie.

aad te sk tbat with mv family, aa mat aetiber tbry snr mra ir, shall InJ iwd ia their rTtte. until a full and fair bearmi of ny wrvtn wf'rs Jary of my sdpled srwrntrr, aha It rslnrs my reputation aad recAmaewae mj in)iri; I biH appeal to tbe lawsef Jit, toyisdicau me aad truat thit Inn cs will be oa iatMrtiallv sad fiillr. The fet sf faJaa tprlsnsiaet istksii my proaec. tors, and the officer wbe arretd aae. muat answer sr It.

The eery sfleaes coauBlUed. bss bew eaoa ItM pnor acnooner JS'fr. sM sot tae pkt abip vyaaasaae, siabi A. cut M. MAN.

i I 'Reported ftr the Ptiblle "ecortter's Cour Uecorder's Court Northern Liberties Uefonth, border, Aldermen Bryant, 1 November 10, I cniriM Wih id iimii I mil hatlun nn lh kfiun of tharine Annie, with an cofnmil a rape, and waa tried for the stone. Verdict of War on the frontier Aluouri leom by a gentleman direct Irom the upper Missouri cou miss, some lunnnr parucuiars in relatien to the apprehend ditliciiliia with the Osaoi In Kvtar. Um dians on our border. These Indians are settled on a tract of land which adjoins onr western state line, and lately hare moved down upon the lino. They are represented to be in a verV destitute and starving condition, and on several occasions, have killed the cows and bogs of the settlers to assuag their hunger.

It ia alleged. that they have crossed the line, rrora these al legations, orders hare been insued to drive them Irom the state line. and our mformsnt says, that on Wednesday last, the troops unoVr.the com msnv of Mai. General Lucas and Br. Gen.

Al mond, from Jackson, and Saline counties, were to set out for the section where the Ihdisns are encamped, it waa the pnrpwe of General Lures to induce the Indians to remove peaceably if he eon id, lorcibly if necessary f. Louts Republican. 0ALJE8 OF STOCK ri, Nor, 10 RsroBTso av TH. Doasd or BaoKras. (re )0O 50 3f 5 50 se 1M tlfiOrtBtatenm.

"34 WJ 10 shares Bcbuy tklll i 50 10 do do 30 do do .................50 40 do GirardBank 10 do 5I 40 4 do 8 do Commereial. 97 7 so Kratucky 13di do TOO Union Casal sixe. .0 1100 Lshlgh Loan. s. )M ,.1001 50 do Del.

liadnos, 50 do do too 100 BTCOUCH! COUC I COrCHS ARVEYf COUGH BEMEDY. This etlcbiated nrdieine.ios. easing ia aa ami a nt degree the power of assaagisg thi mest inveterste Cough, promoting a free and taw expectoration, removing hoaneat is. sup; resrisg uj irritsiion of the windpipe, snd likewise of dimlnua ing any tendency to IsflammatioD of the lunjs.wbkk happy and salutary euVcta many thousand prt have experienced, that we by asthmatic atd tern. sumptivs eomplsiDts reduced to toe brink cf Uis grave.

BM at Nc. 19 North EIGHTH street Market. sill VJT TttAUKKS. wboae avocations auire the use l. "mdatH on appl.caiion at this nflc d8 tfT of the Tiade Union will be on TUESDAY KVEX1XQ, 14tb inst at tbe MILITARY BALL, Bt7o'cUk.

fnll 3t WM. G1LMUKE, Beery. rrUb IETY OF faKK NCiUIRER3. As ii joarnrd mvtirg of tne "Society nf Free Enquirers" win oe neM in tne Baioon ortne MILITARY HJLL. TO MOK ROW (Sunday) A FTERKOUN.

at 4 o'clock. Pnnctnsl attendance of all the tnemhirts is requested, la order to bear and act oa the report of tbe Committee aspointed at tUe last By order of the TmsU'a. JOHV CAN EY.Ptc rv pro tern. rj CIVIL LIBERTY AMD LUUAL BlGHTf 1 A ptiblie Lecture will be delivered to row (6CN DAY) Evening, at 7 o'clock, ia the Military Hall, LtBKAKYatrret.fty j. n.

ruMROV, rrom tbe words, TMcrf Hstutu Is rrs he ptrpli tJUl wars nt ffd." The inflienea of the criptares on civil liberty and equal righ's, Including their tftectla tsininr the Independence of the Unite! States, will considered. The atteadence of ladles, whose just richts tbe Church has ever d'nird, is always gratifying to toe friends of liberal principles. All Mings ars none dtcentiy and la order. rree amnis sioa. nil li Ifrti.

veitieinent auneard ia the fubiic Ledter en Thorsdsy last, sisnd VY. k. D. Simpsoa Tai orS, rif rinc a rewardi tot theapprehen sioa of Hsgh Doagnerty, who It is alleged took from them two military coats. The person adrerlisedv for br arinr the fame asms as mvself msy lead par son tat psnially arq'tsinted with msiataa mistake, ard bavin; seen carrying on baumaiibrsixyearai where I nnw reside.

I should difrlik thereto exist se nnfs voisble an imprion agaiaat me. as thia adver iises.entiaprehapscalcntafHltornats. IlUUrl UHU6IIBKTT. all It Fifibsireet. HowBoslh.

Married, On tbe IttS inst. at Fiona. Lancaster county. Pa. by the tev.

Erfward V. Buer ansa, James P. Twells. of Pbilad to Harriet Y.daathter sf the late Barton Hen dersoa, Esq. cf the former place.

i)tet. On the etbinst Mr. Peter Anderson, in the Sfilh yearefkis age. urn tke vth inat. aRer aiinrering illness.

Asa Pea rose, wife of Wm, Fry. na tne ks lest, is tne am year or his are. Mr. Alex Ross, after a short Illness of 3 da) s. ua in.

eta teat, alter a unserior mnM. la the f3d year of her age, Mrs. gessa Bray, wife of Capt Elks aan uray. Is New Orleans, ista nit. sa'deelr.

Wm. 8. Etil ws Army. aed abnot 18 years. In Harriiburr.

a re ekssinee. sudtknlv. Wm. H. Pendlrtnn, late sf the xan Arcy.

ad formerly midrbipmaa ia thaU.B li'avrrrTexaa TUirau. twin. Port of Pltlladetiihla CLEARED, fhip John. Hibben. Moniavidem hties Mavarre.

LVvereai, Pern am hate; 1 Wilmington, KC, Bchr KlUa Barvent, Jones, BsIUaiore. AKKIVfcO. Parous Josephine. Snail. New Otkaas, ICisys.

Bngriaane.silliasa, Portss Prince. II days. Brig fteunoVv, fkasis, fernandn a. tl dafs. Brig Pilot, Ws'kins Hi Jsgo de Cuba, dars.

Brig Magona, Bemmgtos, Kinrstos, Jam. days. Brig UnrdoaChevaa, Baker, Ckaxlestok.f days. Brig Improvement, Brock, W.lnunroa, KG. tdaye.

PrigTscaB.KiDr.Iieltoiowt',days. Blf Wm. Pes a. Tailor. Bostoa.

8 dars. BctirLatrasge, Allen. Charlesios, SO days. lVhrMa.1. Prieo.

Wilmlnrtes. KCL a dava. rkhr lann, Pavannah 10 days, febr Csibarine. Crow II, Ktw Bedftf Jays. DlAOaTlOM OP PAIlTiiaHIP The partnerahin eitrtag ssder Uw firm tt JCV Mb'C8fc WlLON.Uair Dressers, fcs tbisdsy dis solvsJ by mntaal soaseat WW.

H. JlHln. TtPVIAHlM WltflOff. K.t. BsjamlaWilsoa wij aruls atl of late iiim.

alllt the rrWl her sjiatinf saor. 1 tne trm EkaiCK.ON st McGLATREaY, WMdjseolved by sontssl ins a arto IMC IICHAkO VrnUKTVllY. slls ptmiAru naaw.i, O0 BKWARUrsTe sr stos iremute pre wlaeof tbewwfiber. ssTnajrwlaytart, a MIU.II COV.es red eokir. wlh wWw face.

Tbe abovw reward wifl be givea bnretors ts mrresa desrs. Wbt OrVKBY. nll lt Ke. as Bjuth rifu suest.