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The following from the Pepnsy vanan, in relation TO
the new steamer line 10 Liverpool, is worthy Of place
in our columns, and will be pcrused with interest
by our readers The Keystone State may well be
proud Of her City OF Bro,herly Love, whose trade
and commerce are increasing rapidly and ex-
tending throughout the Union the influence Of those fra
erna affections which are so necessary to the preserva
ton of the Union We heartily concur with the editor
OF the Pennsylvania in the belief that this line Of steam
ers will increase the weight and importance of that beau
tful city in the foreign commerce OF our country
"The ceremonies in honor of the beginning of a new
line between this city and Liverpool noticed in the
morning papers Of Wednesday indicate how the import
OF this enterprise is estimated by all citizens To
Mess McHenIy and Linton, the spirited propretofs Of
this line, great credit 10 justly doe They have displayed
perseverance, and determination OF eharac
ter and will, we have doubt be amply rewarded AL
praise OF the superior cspsciy Of the Lafayette
sailor her spacious accommodations for passengers
adaptation OF her model Her appearance in our waters
deserved the fluctuations OF the city and rejoice in
steam navigation and shows 10 our rivals for tho trade Of
Europe resolved to full and generous
share oft We have now two line. Of steamers running
between Philadelphia and Liverpool Thus far the
OF has been wonderful and doAbt that
the second will prove to be quito as rsmuneratve.
I" VIVA, Philadephia must become Intelligent OBJ
server can ai perceive who watches tho progress
provemsnts in tho West and sees Them converging
public works CENTRE thence diverRe over
new regions and seek tho wider markets OF tho world
its.IC Indeed, tho number OF railroads projected
Yves, almost taxes human credoiy. Ohio, Indians I'M
Every and CITY sends In its contribuons and all
look forward 70 their speedy coonsnon with Phiadelpha
pos,ponsd and priceless blessing The growth Of pop
aia,on in the valley Of this Mississippi is Of
ders oil the age but marvellous than the
haussss resources OF that thriving region Philadelphia
the en,repo which thess resources will sock the d.
and Of ncss..nx snsrpr.r o ,s.ss and Of 70
hnsmsnt-what must shs become when the mineral riches
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OF this State developed and when the grand sys.
ten Of railroads in Penney is hnshedf These alone
must give her weight and importance that could
a command Tor her large share OF foreign commerce
but these is added the trade the Msss ppi and
OF the Southwest In all i infinite varieties including that
Of lme from the empire which American valor and
American progress have bished the borders Of tho
distant Pacific, then shall two, but
dozen lines OF Liverpool steamers our wharvss will DO
crowded with shipping; city will extend Itself s fur
the beyond and between tho lovely rivers that roll on either
hand and shall DO second city In tho Unionnot
the Liverpool OF New York, the new Venice
which has arisen the Pacific To such slate OF things
however the Guy Of Glasgow and the Lafayette lines
will be the pioneers and their projectors will be remem-
bered and rev rded accordingly"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrINogs, Aprii 20-5, p. IN.
sesns at the Ayshpiseopat Massio~. Rsmai"s Of As
Arehbtsaop The Famoal Ritss-A Successor -colr-
tofen Odd D,iars.-Dspartsys Of Hon. H. NJ MeLa"s-
The Markets. Sc
The archepsoopal mansion attached to the Cathedral
has been hronged with vsers to-day take last look
the earthly remains OF the veneraed and beloved Arch
bishop. Great was the desire look his features
more but 1t has been found necessary close the cota.
and the ysers had be satisfied with the
sight Of that which contained his remains covered with
velvet pail rested the cenotaph prepared Tor IL
ception.
The ceremonals expected to be of the
interesting character the clegymen from all tho
neghborng States Hooking TO the city to take part in
the mouniu OF the Church consigning his remains
to tomb The six sutlsgan bishops who TO elect
successor are Right Rev Francis Patrick kenrick, d D.
Bishop of Philadelphia Right Rev. Michael OConnor, d.
d Bishop OF Piusbug Right Rev gnains Reynolds, d.
D., Bishop of Charleston, Right Rev Richard " Whelan.
ID. d., Bishop OF Wheeling; Right Rev. John McGll D..
Bishop Richmond and Right Rev Francis X Garland,
d. d. Bishop of Sivannah Most Of them are expected TO
be present Tomorrow,
Some speculatons abroad with regard 70 the poba
BILE of the Autobiography II Is Gus
tomary for Archbishop the Priest whom no
would most desire for his The Rev. Oliver j.
jenkins seems 10 be the most prominent OF those thought
of, though the Rev. Mr. Cookery and the Rev. Thomas
Foley Of the Cathedral both stood high in the estimation OF
The amented Archbishop, his bosom friends and most
beloved brethren. The Rev. MIR. Jenkins-now President
of ST. Mays Coege-was time clerk in OF our
city banks, prior to his elevation to the priesthood
i The Hon. Robert M. McLane left Baltimore this morning
for California via New York. Mr. McLane has ably and
worhy this district in Congress for the past
TWO years. and he carries with him the best wishes oil our
entire community for safe and prosperous voyage ana
| speedy return
large number of counterfeit gold dollars in circu-
atlon in this city. They said be well executed
that il is with difficulty bank clerks can tell them
from the genuine without using chemical tests on the
scales
Il The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there nothing doing in -four. The last sales Of How
ard -four made "a 62a and of City Mills at
S4 rs Limited sales OF meal &3 l2d The sales
prime red wheat have been at 81 10 LOG cents
whte los ITO cents and family flour white, ll5 llS
cents There is good demand, but the market for most
Of the time is but partially supplied Sales to-day Of q
cargo of Pennsy red l04 The sales during
the past week OF corn have been uniform at 81 SO
for whe and 63 Ga for yellow The sales Of oats
have ranged the past week from 40 to 43 cents, as in
qualify.
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We forbear for the present TO give utterance to the
many thoughts which suggest themselves to our mind by
photographic annunciaon that Mr. Sumner is at last
the choice Of the State Of Massachusetts, the
OF Mr. Webster in the Senate This State within whose
limits was Graded revolution, and that produced
many great in the early days OF the republic has
suffered her influence 10 rerograde to the OF
party which cannot be maintained without destroying the
Union-a party fostering prejudice whose first principle
an assault upon the spirit of which created
the constitutions and whose progress has been at war
with every generous sentiment that is cherished by the
friends Of republican systema party that if permit
ted to impress its features the legislation Of Congress
to the other How thankful should feel the great State
rights portion OF this Unon-lhe old republican and dem
oca,ic party-lhat they have not only opposed in it
inception the anatica efforts of the early agtaors Of tn,
subject OF slavery but that they have warned time
again, such men Mr.. Webster that organization
unsound in its basis could never be built upon with
honor safety Free-sosm was an attempt to con
vert aboionsm into sort OF prop for the wing party
but what it has done in Massachusetts is now seen il
the election of MIR. Sumner What il will do hereafte
in New York would be by the advancement of Mr.
Seward, if il not almost cerain-nay. certain-ha
before hi. wreched factionst accomplish his objects
the sound sense Of the people will have nterposed AM
banished hm into utter insgni6cance and his doctrine
into the reservoir OF Fourrerism We shall recur to thu
subject again. and show democratic friends that tn,
sad event referred to furnishes only new motives TO
union and harmony, and that nothing bu, this unor
and harmony, the basis OF the old republican doctrines
efecually put down the dangerous influence of abo
ltonism and the higher-law doctrines OF Mr. Seuard
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Union 'A' ''AA"' -N' ''@'''' y 'D'
ksssssd That regard faithful execution Of the
ukiuve-slave law as duty enjoned by tho letter and
spirit Of the constitutions and to show that the
people OF the northern States desire msnain ftstorna
tehuons with their southern brethren Maintaining the
constitutional rights of neizhbon, and giving them
helr own. viii 10 much further toward Preserving the
Union thsn empty defamation IN its favor cannot be
preserved BY dsgardng violating any Of its essenIs
tons giving aid and comfort unprincipled inctonisls
who threaten uampo tho constitution under foot and bid
iots rally ia support OF the Union that by
the blood OF our iahers OF that constitution that wa
and statesmen that the world has produced and OF
those laws that essential The peace prosperity and
pefpetuiy OF our republican government.
Rssofped, That in view OF the great contest
OF 1852. we urge brethren throughout the common.
wealth and The nation 10 cultivate feelings Of harmony and
concession. Whether the standard of tho de,noc rat
ic party be our own Buchanan the patriotic General Cass
statesmen who honor county and our pary
we are prepared to do battle under his flag until lede
swe pr from all power IN the councils OF the nation
Resotusd. That in all legislation upon The subject
OF the tanf, that policy should be pursued which avors
cieasing Interests OF agriculture commerce, and the
ohanc ans These being the leading Interests OF our
ton OF an unjust tax for the benefit any single branch
contrary to the genius OF Institutions and better suited
10 European monarchies than ee enlightened, and pro
Resolgsd, That the pure and spo,ess private lf the
pooa. ,negy ana consistency The stern nnbendnr
ties of the Hon William Bger, render him choice
Tor the next governor oil and that
late the people, who have phatcay already selected him
as their republican canddue that the honos party
will fall upon In every worthy receive them
and that delegates hereby instructed him
Rssousd That we approve oil the election TO the United
States Senate OF the Hon Richard Bfodhesd meeo
compliment to the county Of Northampton and that ht
course OF Mr. Bodhead in the State and national councils
affords the best guarantee that he possesses the ability
democracy to qualify him for the station.
"Rssoosd That John A. Iunes and James Kennedy b.
the representative delegates represent this county
gubernaoIia convention Reading, and that Washington
Mccartney be the senatorial delegate, and Andrew III
Reeder and James Porter the representative delegates
the judicial convention at Harrisburg"
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A.. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CONFECTIONERY, GLASS JARS, FURNITURE, &C, AT
u AUCTION-On Monday, shall sell. by
Reuben Collins esq 10 O'Clock, all the confectionery
household house by
ampbe avenue, ID and I'D
euu me
Mahogany sofas, parlor and ocking chairs
sideboxrd, dressing and other bureaus
dining breakfast and centre tables
DO fine French bcdsteads, BEDS and mattresses
audo chairs, washsands wardrobes, &c.
Clocks, gilt-rame, and other looking glasses
Paintings, engravings, mantel ornaments &C.
q Inc rosewood octayes, nearly
and touch, made by steine
China glass nd crocsery and stonewaro
Carpets, hearth rugs, and oilcloth
Apdrons, shovel, tongs, and tenders
Cooking, radiators, and other
good kitchen requisites
storccandies brandy
fruits &c. glass candy glass bowls shelves Ae
Also good soda apparatus.
Terms: All under S25 cash s5, credit Of
sirty ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
pad A. ohEEN, Auehoneer
p g. The house is rent-inquire the premises.
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Collector L<wjs-Again.

We have received very respectful letter from this
gentleman, with copy of the pamphlet which he has
published vndicaton Of his character II is not to
be expected that make the linton the organ Of
revived discussion of the various contradictory state
men,s which the appointment Of Mr. Lewis has produced
II is due tn our feelings however and TO the charac.
ter for justice which hope maintain for the Un,on
to say that we had been familiar with all the circum.
stances OF the case, the article in paper the sub
ect would not have been admitted As the stands
il is for the people, most Immediately interested in the
proper administration OF the duties OF imporan, an
Office 10 decide how far the disclosed in the
examinations submitted 10 the Senate, and subsequently,
the Treasury Department. form valid objection to the
character of the individual who has been charged with
these duties We have kept out of the weekly edition
OF the Union the article first received this subject
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE. Auctlone@r..

T,uRNITURE FIFTY CASES CHEESE, TEN BARRELS HER
RINGS, kc.Oa Saturday morning. April 3d. at O'Clock,
the furniture and household
effects OF private family, viz:
Mahogany sofa, and parlor chairs and rockers
and wood chairs, sideboard
Dining, centre, pier, and card tables
French bedsteads, high and low post bedseads
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Dressing and plain bureaus, wardrobes
Wristbands crockery and glass ware
M other sbower-bath
Refrigerator wheeIbarrow, kitchen furniture, &c.
Also, prime cheese
10 barrels do henngs
cask do Goldfish
DYER h MCGUIRE,
An a,-lt Aucuoneers
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NAVY DKpARrxEST, April "a, 1851.
The department the
James the senior officer Of the
navy United and directs that funeral hono be paid
his memory by displaying flag half and firing thirteen
guns O'Clock meridian at ench naval station In The
the day succeeding receipt OF
officers navy marine corps win the ef
for thirty days.
WILL A. GRAHAM,
aoM Secretary Of the Navy.
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We find the following in Tie kentucky Statesman Of
the 10th instant The facts reported by il worthy OF
the attention OF those who insist system Of internal
improvements such that vetoed by General Jackson in
1884, We recommend il particularly to the editor Of the
Republic who has but recently reiterated the unchanged
principles Of his party this subject We ask II il 10
not better that the local and State authority under whose
auspices that improvement advancing. should be
upheld than that the authority should feel itself
humliated. il would be were the federal government
now prosecuting with it's labor and money the same
work,
1.-THE Fsyette county court Monday last subscribed
$500 900 The stock Of the Lexington and Msysvc Rail
road Company sRreeaby the OF the people, hereto
fore taken, the application OF Henry Waller esquire
Of the directors who appeared behaf Of tho
pany The also ordered the Of go 900
ponds Of said subscription the application
tbs gentemanbat being the amount which the
company asked the present time. The work WILL
are advsed be all under by the middle Of May,
and will be piesd Licking river In about eghsen
onshs from that Time, and Maysve by tho first OF Jam
nary 1854 making about two and half years for the CON-
petion Of the whole work.
motion was made TO the court TO postpone the Sub
until the company should say on what route the
road should located but the oosrt oveHued the notion
ying they full condolences In the company that hey
would road the route which should be thought
best under oil tho oiroumstancss"
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By DYER & MCGUIRE, Aac,ioae.rs.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION.-On Thursday evening" May LIST, AT
O'Clock front Of the that desirable
formerly occupied by A. favier being
lots Nos No l3 fronting rs inches
18Th 2s feet II street morrill, Pennsylvania
avenue together Improvements, consisting OF two
story brick, and twostoy frame dwelling
each having a fine cellar and other convenences
The desirable for private residence
facilities requisite for large boarding house
hotel offering purchasers opportunity tor investment
Terms cash the balance in and two years fol
~ DYER d MCGUIRE
o2-J Aucnoneers.
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TELEaRAPnIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Condition of the Northern Markets.
New York, April 25-2, p. m.

There is moderate business doing in flour, with prices
rather ia favor of the buyer Sales red wheat at l04
cents Genesee, ia Il6 cents Corn--no sales reported
Cotton heavy and transactions limited Whiskey, "A ga
cents.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25-2, p m.-S,ocks drm-Penn.
.yyaua SIS y23 Penns ylvania 6 lOi Flour nchangcd
but rather dull Red wheat, SO I03 cents white los
los cents Corn steady 65 cents for yellow. Oats, IS
lC cents. Rye, 70 cents.
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Nv rAIss., tbs American Newspaper AGENT is The only
xsd agent this paper The cuss Of Boson New York
daily empowered Jake
..uoas required by His receipts be
l - psynsu His othees aseBoston Congress street,
~ York Tribune building Philadelphia nor.hwes, Of
s;,d Chestnut Streets
sWuAn GosIDls Of Richmond, Virginia. our general axsn.
assisted by travelling A. b. PuLLxs yAnEs
tsonAs.
r7-Mr O. W. JAEES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio
travelling agent os the by Messrs
ssrra j. r. DENT, JAsos TASLoR, w. ARasrxoss, w.
.,Ir DE- JOSHUA WADswoxrs, Alex K. LAWS, and h. X.
|Gslvss
Cling for the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
STM lsnAIL JAMES, NO. liza South Tenth street. Phadel-
az is our general travelling agent, assisted by Mess Wn IL.
|,tp Jsas CoLLIss, JAMES DxxRISs, xxx WxLLxsroS,
III Ev.ss JoHx T. JUpkiEs Lock-, Jos BuTIoK, GEoRoE
ID RprroS, and Thomas ID. NICE
M Receipts from either If hs above will be good
sksYoKp,h Co, express agents and bankers in
limited States London, and Liverpool have been appointed
for the Uaon" authorized receive subscriptions
ma this paper Their ONCE In London Il Al No 10
street, in Liverpool at No. Columbia Buildings
Th connected In this country with the well known
OF Co.. agents. and entitled to the conf
arnce OF our friends abroad.
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[" What Mr.. Clemens did during the memorable debate
In question: and not what Mr. Clemens said, was impor-
And tho material fact has been preserved oil.
ciay that The honorable consumed hours OF
valuable time by lHegulary Improperly, and dsrespect
fully reading MI Folks veto messages apprehend that
the reporters have done him no injustice"
We congratulate this senator that be is the representa-
tive OF State whose views he has faithfully represented
and which will not think the less Of him for his efficient
opposition to bill whose provisions directly in
fct with the principles OF Gen. Jacksons veto of the
Maysvlle road bill
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n,-The Managers of the Ladies' Union Benevolent
and Society deferred acknowledging the follow
received November until the list should be
In returning the Kind donors, they hope
a. 4. for sivas without
,, II done paseworthy an example may
he osd BY and they call all who charitaby
M, 10 relax which
has provcd substantial benefit the ind ustiou
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DIED.

ON Thursday afternoon, Oath instant SAMUEL THOMAS
PETIT son Of PETIT, in the 18th OF his
the family requested attend
hi. funeral on sund ny O'Clock from the residence
his fatper, on l. street, between 5th and 9th
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The exclusive Of the annual subscriptions Upon re
ceiyins Managers might find eSpcden TO
operations OF the Society unless should be more
tsnvey paonzed several Of the work~omen employed by the
institution ladies the following touching appeals
which they thought proper before the public all their
simplicity doubling they will plead eecually in
.ught with much comfort and
mept poor elaborate its favor
20 To hs Mnrarers Of hs Employment Society
W. ladies', would Society
count stand greatly in need OF work
"s. A. HARFoRD.n
smother, beg, sake, and Of
Indies Of the the
Society," II so, they will find their reward
Heaven.
"E. A. wADE.r
sake fsiheess children,
Managers Society," and will up;
DO II
when the had
Grimm would GET for mo pr families.
"ANN SHERWOOD
For sake assist widow by giving
II IL all she asks.
ELIZA HENNING.n
also subscribe the above.
aCATHARINE JOHNSON
"ANN ToMLINSoNn
ny order Of the Board.
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Rx DYER 4 Mcguire. AuctIoneers.


VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNIruRE-on wednes
day morning Instant 10 O'Clock, shah sell,
pied May New Jersey avenue opposite the
Coast Survey all his superior household furniture
Rosewood piano and STOOL order by William Hall
SET OF Rosewood parior furniture, consisting Of ,ete
ROSEWOOD a aoa esn,as table Egyptian top
Set Mahogany covered furniture, consisting Of sofas
Plated csndie.,iess, rrandoe., and man,cl
Mahogany marble top centre table
Mahogany ,desoafd walna. s Extension dn'ns ""s
silver forks, spoons, Britannia ware
Walnut french bedseads wardrobcs
Ms.ss. .nS ' sns dressing table.
Toilet sets, Ore sets, looking glasses
Together with general ASSORTMENT Of kitchen ,ean,e
quality and nearly new having been s az Two and four
Ap9o-eodkds DYEa 4 Mcguire, Aucuoneers
BY A. GREEN Auetsonssr.
c,poEs. GROCERIES, FURNITURE, &c, At AUCTloN.-on
Of 9th street and Psnn.yyania ats O'Clock, M
A large lot Of shoes 800 pounds cheese
. bags coffee, I fierce and barrel rice
10 spDss sperm and adsmanne candles, with many
other article. in the grocery line
Also large Of household and Kitchen furniture
ROBERT NOR ROW,
Erehamgs Broker Pa. Aps~s, b,fo~ 9Th and 7 ,tre',
Next door VIM y. Todd's Hat Store
Ap 2i-coa
DvTTMAN.a Greek the High
ID Universities translated from the German by Ed
ware Robinson. l vol evo.
Nature and Biessedne.. Purity by Foster
vol, portrait.
vH
London Lsbsr London Poor-part.
This day received, and for sale BY
TAYLOR 4 MAuRY,
Apa3 Bookseller. 9th street,
n d. CLUsKEt, Arehitect and Civil Engineer. has
VI buAnKs Of Pennsyi
vania avenue, between 18th and l3,h streets west
Fob 4-dn
pOMANCE DUST by william p. Mayo, author OF
II Ksooiah
The ALEXANDRA by Washington Irving
Tho Serpent Symbol; by =. g. sauief, A. N, . .,..
An-as FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Jenny Lind at Wheeliag.

WHEELING, April 24-M'e Jenny Lind and suite ar
rived afternoon in the steamer Messenger, from
Cincinnati She gives here tonight, and leaves
morrow morning Tor Pittsbug. Her arrival has caused
great excitement, and her audience VIII be large one
even al Barnum's high prices.
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We commence to-day the publication OF very able
article from the columns Of the Southern Literary
Meaengr" The article itself has been. by the polite.
ness Of the editor, before for many months but il
is as interesting at the time Of its original publ
cation we present j, readers without any further
apology than such its distinguished merits will plead
It is from the pen OF OF the abest, best educated and
most modest gentlemen in Virginia, whose talents and
quremcnts have been honored by professorshp in the
ancient college OF Waam and Mary in whose halls five
Presidents have been educated.
In This connection would say that there is no mag
azne published in this country superior to the Southern
Liter~y Mestngu." long acquaintance with its edi-
tor gives every that its pages will never be
polluted by anything wrong. that its columns will fail
to sustain all that pure in morals We therefore COM
mend !, without hesitation to the patronage OF the people
Of the South and OF the whole country.
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THE Complies Works Of Jos~phus. translated by
Winston Of $40 closely printed pages, with
index, and several enpsvngs Price, In IN" leather binding 81
ApN FRANCK TAYLOR