Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1846-06-23, TRI-WEEKLY.

              i raausBn N TUS8DAY8 THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, BY CHARLES SCOTT CO. O ll itfc IdalM"' MM f Hit' street and Sugar alley JOHN TIJ'.SDAI.i:, Editor. terms! Dailv tlurinf! tlie si's.ii.n nl' llit Leflinlatiire, ami tri-tterl.lv the rrmaiuder of the vi-ur, Tri-wcekly'prr annum, Weekly per annum, H 00 1 m 2 UO Trims of AdvrrliMiiS- Twelve lines ..r lew. cine ur tlirie iuw-rtiun, JI.JW J rents liir ear!, additi ll insertum I'm three inimths Jj Ru hi montlw Si '" I- "" S1- l'""H''r ailwtl. ments in tlie same pruportiim, Willi I deiluetieu el .0 per Cent on the unoont over C20 ill m months- lit TBI Vk vu l or twelve lines f 1 J Imirtli Of I column fSO half column gSO Whoto columj 40. "TfisiTF: S S CAKDS. ATTHEW8 & ni tti.us, ATTORNEYS ud CounaBloraat Lw,Coluiobtuj,Ohlo. Of&Ofl one door south of I. N. Whiting V HimtUMtOH'l Hook-store, up staini. Not. I, WUt I. J.Mvmii A. H. Hi mis. i;;i.imi a c alkins, ATTORNEY S and Counaellor. al Uw, Colamboa, Ohio, will attend In hosini ss entrusted to t.ieir eare in any of the Courts of this Stat. Office comer of lliuh and State streets, over the UoluubtU Insurance t.'ompanj a ollice. Jul- 111. IBM, ELIJAH BACKUS, ATTORNEY at Uw, olumbu.. Ohio, will attend toany bueiaeea thai nay he entftiatea to his charge in any of Courts in this State. Ollice on 1 Itt'tl street. Dec. 1841. JAMES I). I.AItl.llOIti:, ATTORNEY AT LAW. t ollectiOM promptly attended to. Mr. I., can he foundatllie ollice of Swayne &. Ihien March. I. KING A ANDERSON, ATTORNEi S and Coll Mellon t Law and Solieiters in Cleineerv.Cini inn ill. Ohio, have associated themselves to practice their projaaaioa inthe villous lonrts of Ohio, as well as in the Circuit and .Supreme Courts of the I'. Stales. I'.i n s hi... ChaRLVI Amu.ii-ih, Fab, il. Itiih Ivr. (LaU ni' DeetoaJ I. If, WHITING A IIUMTIUHTUII. ROOKSEI J.EIi.s and Stationers, no vl door to the t Mntnn B.lltk.HUh .treat, ColumlmB.Ohlo. A large assortincni of HiM'ks and Stationery always on hand, iEIBBRT A ULI1EY1 DOOK-BINDEHS, lltgli street, opposite the Public Offi. lj eee. t oiuitiniis, W-.l. SKIBSmT. An-!. -'Ii, till.). M. C. I.ll.l.M. BOOK BINDERY. c. M VTTOON, Book -binder, High street, oppoaita Wln- l:i:- .V lluntini'too's liook-slore. Ilook-binding ol over, oeacnption, esccnleil on slioil nonce. QBRB, ABBOTT A CO., D BALERS in Hirdwira ami Cutlery, Iron. NaUe.Glaoi, Hoii-e Hiiitders' materials, t"';iniiiiir ami Mechanical Toole, Milii irv t; is. fee, fce.. No. it it iiij;ii itntl?tlgn of Um QUt Ptwoeka WING Jk RlCHABDi DEALERS in Koroivu and Domwtio Dry Uooli. tiroeo llta, Bond mill Shorn. ee. Ac, WaWenlt IM rrtail, jV. 1. GoodJato'i Row, Hlgn trcrt. tiioman i iii:so? (LaTC 0. W. Sill tRWOOIl t ('"..) EALER in Uroceriea, Uqoti, Witwiud Pradvoa.No. i, Buokeyt Blook, mambui, uinn. J. II. DEALER Uw.MwMc ami MbMUaUMHMI Bw fftper, ;it Derb "hi ituMl RILBY. d.Tbaologicil.CltMlul, School iks, superior StatioMn mi'l H all iipMIKitl' lilt' M itt1 House. J. II. WHEATOlt, DR1 QGIST.iod DealeriiiPttoal Mi dlcloM, Ptinta.OUi, live SttdhfOlan, lu. Jtowholetik tad rtteU, sofMi oriT Hi I'll mill Brood itroota, lotoarfm, Ohio FAY A KIMIOI HNi:, DEALERS in Dry Goods, (irocriei, rUidfnn, I'mtcs. Modloinoo, Ptinto.OUt, lv- Sluffb, LeaUwr, Boottua Siufs, Jcc, I Iij.ii. moot, Columhiis.Ohio. Ort. I. Hill. IKIMlia'ATIIV. DOCTORS M hi. Ii ( hi haranmoved ilieimr-t'n e 10 Ibftir residence, 11. Hipll street. ,1 lew dnnr.s until of the Vw luni? llensc. Jan H,lM6.ly. .11. 11. BATBHAM. EDITOU af HOHloCol.TliTo,aJciraal of cncnl-turc uad Hartlemltara, paMataail ..n the lal mi IMh ej- ack MMrtk Term. f I i.er ye:ir j Hm ttODMM Mat AS. 5; j' Ollice in III. linn's llnildintf, ne:ir tlie M-tte llnnse. B, COMSTOCK & CO.;T tXmWARDlNll tau COMMISSION MKHCHANTS. JL( Prnch)C I lam. anil l.ard Oil .Muinil'.iclnrers. l amd Itnsjn, ( '..lillnlni'.. Ohio. .1, RIDGWAT .V CWn I HON FOI'MlHY. Ilread street, near tlie lln.l'.'e. Cohtflh a OMa St I' all kind", and a peat variety ufl as- lintrs, slvvays on hand. Oct. I, 1841. tort MBUfl II AT STORK. J. K ItUDISlLl., High itreet. rpottta the HUte Bntld- inirs. alwa.H Keeps on b ind n l'ooiI ;it-sortment ol Main nid Can of the hiiest RacMeeja. thus nw order. IT. A. HcCOT A COm ii nil il is m I. i i in: imi. hi. l,l. is in Fanc and . Stapla Dfj Honda sad (Jrocerlaa, uopoalta the state lloure. It'll street,! oluiiilms, Ohio. HOARDING. PEW L'enteil boartlan can he accommodated with A good baardlDff, on ranaon.bta tarma, by applying it tho house Itirnirrlv knew n as John A. llryan's house, in the ; Wallt BnlWinua, on 'l ovvii street. Is'tween lliidi and I runt : streets, hv II. II. 1'. (IMIUII'.I.. April I. twlf. .Itist received, LARGE lot of striped, laared aaa aaaala ami Swiss A Draaafa, f r window curt ins roraala hv Mav 7 Jin OSBOKN.I STEWART A CO. Jaa, rri i ivcd. Al.MIOI'. assortluent of ladies inoiirning l.awns. Har mm, llahorin. s and ton.-hims. 1'ornle by May 1 Jin. ()HOIIN. C. S'l'IAVAIlT CO. Perifacal Bpactac lea. A IX), double convex and concave spectacles, for nil nucs. and in a (treat varietv of frames. Abo. Snect tele ..lass of all kinds, tilt. -il in old frames at short loth c. and low nnce.b, W. V. PLATT A CO., r ri, 7, An faaaaa. 31 1 r' Steel (.nulls. A IgOTHES lot i.i mi , I I s. Baal lea oison. I this day. W. A. PI March .11. ..Tassels. Ac. ,TT A CD. Cafaiafc Bprisfi AND lrs. Baaan Laaaa). Hands and India lliihlierl lolh, for sale at the siun .f the GILT PADLOCK,. Hi si Jnnintn Nnlls. XMUKTKU data, Iraa. -' p a to hi p nv. for sale at ihe s,.,.. of the AprBT. GILT PAI)I.(K K. roil RBNT, A F.HY pleasant and num iiu nt )wo story llrirk llwell-ilu; on Front St.. a short distance north of llroad st Mar. I, .'. W. A. IT.VlT Hnnsr- Triminina.. . YERT I I cpec.l.i.f Mor- A tic- Hun Crt1-e and other Lock, and Utehea.tor sale at Ihe mn "f the GILT I'AI'LIM'K. Cook latallikle Kye Ylnlrr. ALSO. Dean's I I.i ml. al Plaster, a celebrated article for Use cure of ( hromc ami Inflammatory llheuinatisni. Spinal Irritations. White SweliniL's. FeTef Sores. Ac. For 3, hv J I WHEATON, DranK April 2)- Corner of llich anil llroad sts. Units. MeallclBra aaal Dye StaSS. AFRESH si PPL jui recaiead and Ibraahi low. by j h uiiF.vroN. CaawAaa, (VI. 7. Corner of Mich an-l Brnad ta PAINT BRUSBES, AFFI.L mmHrntm of Flint Hrusl.e. and Sash Tools, just received ami for sale by J. II WHEATON, Aug. Ii). Corner of High ami Hroail sts. NAILS. ALL siles Cut anil Wrought Nails, al Ihe sign of the May.1l. . .11.1' PADLOCK, arivaaaai hiiiihii ti.ips AStTERIOR naaliti nt Carriage, Ridriif and Bany Whips (pit and hiilelK.ne,)iiist received and for sale cheap by E. N. SL(H I M, juv l. Opposite Public Kuilihutrs . hitnbos. . - Steel Itenils, l nssels nna i.n:: , uisp. BEAD it Ware. I IIVI.S. I nr-es. I urve -siis. '.o.-i I ens. r- Silrer .. iut received isr espress. or .ale liv w. m. vir. Feb I CARPETS I ( Ml PETS! BF.ST Ingram ( oltoo Carpels at :17, V) ami .V) rent.. " (nttonand WaaLKWaalH " " til W ool. en. hi. m mt 'jo - Jast received and for sale hv Jan ' OSBOKN. C. STEWART A CO. ( SH FOR PHGDI C'E. TJ COMSTIX k A ((Fare p n mc the hiirhest pnee in Jj. cash frt Wheat. Corn. 11a. -seed. Ciotcr seed. Timothy seed. Flour. Ird. Tallow. Kee.-sr.n. (iinsena. Pol and Pearl Ashes. Baron. Wool. Feathers ami Hemp: and sell I'ionr. Salt. Lumber, Shingles, plaster. Cement. Ac. Ac. at the lowest price.. Jnne I.I. 1KU. f t UPI'T It f.H BRI SSKI.S, C ommon nH Inpnin tnd tlrsin Cirpel Bn-. of a finet of siiei iml roh.ru. kept rortntl on hand.bj lei" 1J t- SLOCLM. ' OHIO VOLUME IX. VESTINGS, Ac. T1ITF and Fancy t'ashmere eatings; Striped and IMaid JL l.inen llrills, just received hv April .ill. WIND ft RICHARDS. Williiim II. .Inrvis & Henry Jnrvin, ClOI.I.I'.t'TOliS and Account Settlers, for iT.iuklin and J adjoining counties, w ill attend to all bmittW entrusted to them, with punctuality and despatch, and upon reasonable terms Otlicc, up stairs, first door north of McCoy's store. April I I. Illlti. y. Columhus, Ohio 1R. HANNlMrs PATENT LACK, I?Oli w eakness of the hod v, pain in the back. fat. vVc. For sale hv J. II. WH EATON, Aug. ',, I'm.!. if. Agnl MILL AND CROSS CUT SAWS. FAY & KILBOI RNE koi-ji a aaaatu.1 supply of How. land's Mill and ( 'TOM nil Saws, at the lowest ces DYE STUFFS. LOCWOOD, Camwood. Fuatio. Mckwood. Alum, Cop-perns, Itlue Vitriol, Oil Vitriol, Indigo, Kxtraet of Log wood. Ac. Ac. Just received, and for sale low, at whole Ii or retell, l.y J. 11. WHHATON. DnnM, Oct. l. twfcw. Corner High and llroad streets TANNER'S OIL. FOI! SALE low, hv the barrel or gallon, at the Drug Store of l.B. WHEATON, Oct. 'ii. CfltMl of Hbjb and llroad streets. LEAH I'll'E, OR CISTERNS, Wells and Acquedocta, for sale at the film U1LT I'AHl.tK It. ANVILS. GENUINE Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the Mat Li. GILT PADLOCK. FAMILY FLOUR. HAVING made arr.uijt merits ilh mmhc of the best mills in Springfield, for Hour, we Khali fur the future In- enp-plied with the best sad cheapest in Um market. Call "ii ut- Out. II. B COM8TOCK & CO. U Mill s AGENCY. IP VRTFORD KIRK liVSI RAiNCK COMPANY j Cap ital 41-VIJHUl. I'olifics iuuod (i:nlv on l!ic in-t ic;isonahlp terms. K- tire. Ctrpcnter! Building, between the Exchange ami City BenkiaColuinboi T1MO. GRIFFITH, Sepi l.i. lol.i. N-i-rrtary. " CITYHOUSE T full hlaBt. 1 April J. 1846 C. W KENT, l'r")netor. A RARE CHANCE I OFFER for rations to lie le DM ol the most tieMrablc hiisiiiesri In- liail in ( 'olumhus : heiri'' the lot j"iiiiti tlie Exchange Bank on 'hit north. Term! u:isv. Title indisputable. Feb. 7. SUMNER CLARK. :io TmiN I'ik Iron, onalmuiwDt, and flat sale low. H. COMSTOCK k CO I ST received . reli III. NKW BONNETS. TUST received liv I lie Nbaoribanj, a new and well (.elected J nssertniPiit of S'enpolltian 1'rince Allicrt. I'niiey ltranl and plain Laghorn and Straw It ets, which can lie atl'i.rd ad at nntiatiallji low pricea. K.W K1LBOURNE. 1NSIRANCE. T OSSES DJ l ire nr Water InattPad against iiiiin litiara Xj terms. Ii the Iihilt estahlished and well known I'rntec- tion tnawanca c pan. ol' the cltv of llartiiinl. Conaaoti. cut. B. ROBBINS,uea fent, CiooiaaaU. M J. GILBERT, gont, Colambaa. C.intliuitc.l lli.li . CSI.IX Cinslinins. Ilirane and liite Muslin llobaa, at M' iril II. w l M..V Kl. It mi) ajoara rtlna, OK Spear ,V Jackson. Muttrtm, IbbotsoO, Uutclier anil ether cclehrated makers, for sale at the fe.'n lit' the .,i 7. 01LT 1'AUl.OCK. Bolar Lard Laa.fi. r"y Cfirneliiis i n., manalaetara. llso. Lamp Trim- V7 nriius "I'sll kinds, whin, - lie ot ratall. hv V.'. A. PLATT .v ct)., A.7 llmisc. fab, 7. LVMBER. ON and after Mav Isl.iniv unanlity or description ot conn-Irv lumber mai lie had' with pr iinplness Iron) the Stemn S aw HIILthlM mil' s west of ( oliind.iis. on tlie National lload. I'l- ase ad.lrets orders to Joseph lioliiiison.and leave at the store of Stewart k lluilins', or send throu-h the Poti Ollice. care of M L SULUVANT. April 17 twlf. Nrw Stvlc 184(1. QAT O ii TIN nml .Molc.-kiu Ihus of tlx latest stile and hist quality I Bat received at Annl .111. WING c. RU IIMII'S- Genalne Analtani Houakola Anvils, SOI. II. DM and n aMBOa Vises, lor sale at Ibe siga of the pril7. 01LT PADLOCK., Seuls uml Prrsaca. cil'. M.S r.nrraveii. and Seal rie.-.-c. I'lirnished. for otn ries I'ulilic. ( oinliton 1'1-as ami coilircine ( curt, lle- onh'rs. c. V e M iron 17. at verv low pric ami short notice, by W. A PLATT , ill. Rail Horn. TO CAK.flCHS. SCYTHES and Saaalaa, Kay Rakaa and Forks, Grain Cra-dies Killes and Sevthe Stones, for sale at the si'.in of the i LT r VDLOCK. 1)1(1 GS, mi:iicinks, Oil s, PAINTS, a. rpHE mbaeribatl fcaaa pist received a larue addition to J. their st. ell ofDraga, Madklaaa, Otla, Paraaa, Ae-, waica dan offer at wholesale and retail, on the most neenmmoda. Iini lerms. IW.-1.1 1 AY A Ml. HOI KNE. PORTRAIT PAINTING. Till'. PabHa arc rc; aotfalh invited to call at Ocaaai K. V, 's liiHiin. on 'I'owu st . fast of lli'ih, and el- j amine Ida spcriroena in the shove art. Jan I If. TIN PLATE. Till', sidifcrihers h ive for sale .Ml limes Tin Plate. 1-3 y! and 111 hmrsX do; also. Wire, assorted Nos., Ilussia and etiiiiniiin Shi et Iron, shu t Zoic, and Bar Tin. Feb II FAY A klUIOl HNK. MACHINE CARDS, Till', suhsrriliers h ue lor srilc ,"S) sstts Mai lunc Card, fatici and plain set. Nos. .'HI. ;ll . :! 1. :kl. and .11, ire also PiHetinfl ('arils, nunufactureil at Leicester. Mass. l eh. II FAY A KILBOVRJIE. YVn'ehrs, Jen elry, Spi etnrles, Cntlerv, Lamp. .Yr.Ae. A goisl assortment for sale very rh. ap. by W, A. PLATT A CO.. 7, RJal HaaMi Feb PKINTIXJ INK, WARR ANJEDaa t?aa. any other laarnW fa. m I nite.l State. he aMn ha hf baaa appoint, j l agents (. the -ale ol .1 James I'rintius Ink. mannfic. alnoo arlicle. al Ihe tince it is sold tor in I inciniiili. Mad 1. FAY Ml. Hoi RNE. CAOfl LBS.Cottm 'bam. No. 6 to 16. iMilll) Ijmiba. Cnttoa Hits W ick 1 am ami ( ariet Chain. Just received and for sale by Feb. M. FAY A KILBOl'RNE. Oil. I'MIOII ( LOTH. f PIECES OB Floor Cloth, af a.i uMaa. aaatty amllieao ,J liful patterns, jusl received andfor sale lis April 17. FAY A Ml. HOI HNE. TANNERS' GIL. 25 - imi.S Tanners' Oil. ol the best qnalitr. for "ale lis 1 ,i, FAY A Ml. Hoi RNE UNSEED OIL. -... HLS. Linseed Oil. iii.-t rcn-n.-d and for sale lis DO Jan. HI. H COMSTOI K A ('() I LINSEED OIL. jiaa (I M.I.ONS just reeened and for sale low, by the I UUU barrel or smaller quantity, hv Auff. 19, JJ.B WHEATON, Corner of Itih and llroa.1 sts. HAKI.EY WANTED. nnfl BCSHEUi Barley waatasi. fcraharJiva aRp I' M it the highest price m cash. Oct I tw&w. 11 COMSTOI K A CO. WANTED. A Bl SllFI.SIIats..lll.o. Flawed. .lMdn Tim- OUUU adri ,eed. H COMSTOI l A CO. LEATHER.. ole leather, just received, ami for sale OSBOKN. '. STEWART A CO. 3000 if Mav 7. -m. GIL AND PAINTS. -N Veirs pure wMan l.id. ground in oil ; tilMI DMb l-in-refl Og ( hhl". 'I'urpentjnr ; Drr White taid.l.ed lt. Venetin Red. Yellow Or leer Pnri White and Chrome t ireen ; tirome V llow. I.itharee ; NM "ml Whue-wah Bnii-be. ttr Ac J-it rrreiTM k sale, br Y St KII.DOt RE, I 'uynl i8. fio. 1S9, Higli it, u0 of the Bto-ul aie. STATE JOURNAL TRX-WEEKLY. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1816. jud;k SWAN'S puactici:. ISWC N. HUH IM. has this duv puhliHlieil, The Fie-tice, in Civil Actions and Procoodungf at Law in Ohio, ami Precedenta in Pleidinga with Ernetlea Notei ; tofjethe with The Tonus ot' Process; ami Clerk Kntrien. Ily Jo- iirM R. 3 wait, rieetdent of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Vol. 1 ; ii very hirye royal BVO. tjoO pages, in line hw hind-in'. price 00. MM.: I - - - auL ins in tlie virinus common law uctions resortril to in Ohio, from their commencement to the time when tlechraticmu are nude uj. with this view, it contain ronunary of the pirisilictinn of the Courts ; the law relating to parties, pl lin-tuta ami defbndantl in actiona cx contrartu ami e th-liclo, ami bow ami when a party may object on aciMinnt of an onlaaion, niat ike, ornw-joudei of peitlei ; a tirief outline of the various actions resorted to in Ohio ; the requisite ami forms ol' precipes, security for conts, the requibitca ami lorm-- ot PimiiuniiM-s unit ttieir service anil return ; II. un ite of proceeding to obtain a capias ad respnmlrmluni under the imii.iinnri.soninrnt act, with the re(juiiten ami forms of jjtdavifcl to hohl to hail ; the privilege from arrext . there-qui-'itea ami forms of eapias ad respondendum ; by whom, wnere, nen, ami now me arre-i in ay no maue.ami me lorms of return liy tlie slicriif ; proecediimn acainst tlie nhenti ftir not rcturnin-j a capias or taking in sull'icieut bail, Ac. . with fi.rin ; of ruh s, nutices, e. ; proceedings anainst the bait to the hherilf, ami Innv diticlnped. &lc. ; tlie special bail and bow enreitteil to ami how to in-tifv I tlie anne ir.inee of the (Ufeiulnit ; tlie funiif of ilet'laratioiiH in Assumpsit. Coven Utf Debt. Deti'iue, Replevin, Case, 1 rover. 1 respas ami !'jec!nie:it, 0 ith Mid) iiiaetical notes to the forms of plead lag m may be deenMol useful. The lawa of OUo ami the decisions of the Court in Rank have not. in ueueral. changed the rules of the Common law in rec(ect tojilemlines, so that the forms in thi work will generally botMnd to conform more nearly to the I'recedelits Used in other States, than the EngHoh Preoedanta. Tkil rolane. althoogh the first, is complete v itbin itself. The U volume will be isstieo nu kooii M H can be prepared. Fit Bale at the Itookstore of l.i., :.,. I. N. WHITING V HUNTINGTON, SPRING GOODS! ITT, nre now receiving n general assortment of Spriin; V and Summer Geot, eooiletinfl in perl of Prenehi I'.n.'li li :iiul AniiTicnn t 'luttw :iml ( 'nsniniereii , Kreneb, Scotch, l',n'lish ind American (iinulninis LeWM, Batft DaJtettieej Silks, mul otber ilrrra uoodaj Men1! Snnnner wenr; Irish nml t rench Liner.? ; S-:irtM. Sbawlu, nml Dres 11 iiiil!,er! id's ; ( .'inj.s. 'irtls, I hiilm , fnrse 'I'vvit.Zenlivr Worstcils. Steel lleails niiil ('lisin ; lion net a, I'.ilm 1 .enl ami Laegneti 1 lata ; Ctreeli and Oil Crathe ; Uaipei N nms.Cot- Imi iini, Uniting Clottis, l.e;itlier, tiroceries, nml (neviiH-wnre, tVe., nmi wotibl ieaHfltfllll imitcnll to Alll and Ma emlne before thev nurchaae. W, A. MeCOY ft CO. April in m;. CAHRIAGK TOTMniNGli JUST rnceWed, at IMJ Hitb street I'hiin nml I IgOied Rvbfief ' 'loth; Drab and blue Union Damaak Palenl Binding and Daah Leather Rnanelled Top Leather Ciirrinu'c Liunpit. Huh R iiiiIh, llr:isM Inek li'ht Krames ; Rr.iss I oor Handles, Silver I'hite do.; Cnrriniie I linden, & &lc. April 'ili. PAY A KILBOI RNE. tioiH nnil Corilftu' I'artory. MRS. K.J. NIDDLRTON will continue the above Imai-iicns. e irrieil on in thin city hy tier liite ttnebawd fatten yearn past. The work w ill be evecu.eil In tlie same fbrenwa ami h;niil w ho have lieen entrnjied in tlie Hope walk for the last two ve'irs ; nml the public nnv be nssured that all de-ncriptions ot' Reft ami Tivint, llnl-cimit, Plmr-Hnen, eCt, will be nuade nnnvntlv to order in the aawe superior style which hea beretolbre given an ninch letnaactioa. Ainr. ;t. Mil twtf. Tin, Conpir mid Mini Iron Warr MiUiiifarlftry. Till', subscriber resectiilly announces to his friends, and the public in i.'ener.ih that he has taken the rsfab-liiihmeiit formerly enn-mctd liv K. Avers, on High street, opposiii' the Stale Riiildiiiga. where he will continue the beeineee af the Cepji r, Tin. Ihwel Iron ami hVnei vYari nnnufacluriug. in all its branches, and l.e pledges hum elf to attend to all orders in his line with dei-patcli, nml will warrant bis work in be of the beet eMuNtVa He respectfully solicit.-, a roiilmuauce of the liberal patronage tirreloft.rc exter.ded to this est.ihlisl'ment, and ar-ticuhrly invites his friends to give him a call. He i- receiviriT.aml will constantly kei p on hand. Stove nfeverv v..r,.-t v i ml pattern, consisting ol' the .Wmmi Vrt mi. hi footing S'hM'rt. which are especially recommended to ihe public, am! which he ean warranl t" pursbaiers with laletv; also, a variety of itir-tight Parlor Sloven, ft-rroal or wood, from t!ic Cleveland IMI Cincinnati t'ouiulries. Old copper, breve, perwtef and country pri'iluce t.iken in e' baMe for the above articles, jN. I!. few got h! horse:) taken in e-ehantrc for stoves. April ,,ii, IM& WM. II. M.ODRH l. SCHOOL. ATI!. ,!. WIUTM'.V, A. B., will open n School for the 1VI education of young genllemen, on Mon.lav, tlie Uith inst., in the room recently occupied by Mr. Ilihlreth, Mo. IML High itrfwta two aeera nevth of the Dngj siore of Denig V Son, ( obmilms. Inelinutlona Will ha given m most of the br.mches of F.nir- bnh and tTeeaicri uanntiiin mrh ae Oithography, Readinu. renmnehio. Ulllimellfl. taili'b .raiiinnritieoirriphv, IS. tiir.il. Mental ami Mi ni Pluloscphv Chrmistrv. i-tronomv. Lejgie, o-omelry. Trigonometrv, Siirv.-yiug. Navigation, Algebra, the Latin and (ireek Laiigingi s. At. Should any de-ire it, attention w ill Ik paid lo lining young gentlemen particularly for admission to College. Terms ol tuition reasonable, ami made known on applici-tion o Ihe le icfer. I'.v-h ((u.irler t- co:isi?t of i weeks. Reference miv he hid to uny of l be following gentlemen: N. II. Swajne. Reeja, Cevnnntaan A. S. l)eker. Mayor, " Wnt. Long. gM. " P. Meaow, M. I., May Iti. tiv'iw. Hi:M,s a COMPANY'S BtPRKM. DMI.I. HI NMMi.now of thecitv of Ivetnni.haTirm sold ami MiiffUPil all Ins right, titl and interest in the Kvpresa Line ihI Kvpress Korwarding and Commision Knnew af Wm L'o to lit nnv iVn.i.s, of the city of Rurl'do, nattee is hereby given. Hint the ci.-partnerhip heretofore ex.. ting b. ; i-im ll n'--lib' i a-. 1 s ml I ion-nina has ln-en wholh abrogitedaiiilih-"lvetl,ail that from hencet'orth the said peanefighna no rii'ht. interest or eon. cern in naid linn, or in the repress, Lorw-'nlme and C'om-ii.i i . n tti. imss of sod H I'.I.LS & COMPANY, nr. st; v WELLS, li.l.l IM 0. t IROO. 8l JOHN V. VKKF.DKNBUROH. BiitT.ilo. May 7. IMS 1 fan. WELUS At CO. Eetgllnh sad CTaeeical s hol, AP.M'I RO Mi S Itiuldllig. No. 'Hi, llij;h street, Colum trim: eon.bieted b 3. Jni-... The course of educn-ion includes the (.- Lutin nnd , tireek I Jingiiages ; W riting. Aritl.meiie, Vlgebra, I .r ome- i try, Trigonometrv. Me-euration, Land Surveying. Oeogra- pliv, Itook-k-epiiig, Ar. Evening School, from .J past 0 o'clock to past C, live evenings per vfr)i. Private lessou to hWaVvMnnll or claes at lumm not m-terl'enng with I lie school eiercitee. Ttirs motlerte. J. J. has had tiv "ty-oiie yean' eipenem e in tuition in several siijenor schooln. No. twtf. Prcpnre lor Kip Summer. THE siibftcril-er re-'pecifully infonn the Ladies and lien tic m en of Columbus Jhat thev have jest arrived Mh a large ami well aborted lot of -! r U nnd Repute Mat-ressen. which we b ill sell low for cash Call at Mr. Kent's Anction and I nmmi-sion Store, and er amine vours' Ives. May ni twtf c. wououi) it co iNatinnnl IrtMinmrr Coinpnny, Vw Urk City. t'aintol SUrk. pI.'mI,00O, and all paid in. THIS Company having iM-eninexintencefiirseTenl years, is fuMv prepared to take risks on tbe most reason able terms. PeVii"e wi-dune toeffect insurance, will do net) to call at Ibeir olhcc, in tlie .New Rank Buildings, Hurhstirtt. Cidumlms LOBE.NZO ENf.LlSH. May !, IRpfi ly. Agent ;lass. OHO ,?;:; YnlZ hgtit, Window Swh. -Ju-tra'ndfor .ale.br PAY KILBOt RNE. April t. r. 11 ll,,hl t,in f ll,. U A tmr. A first rnte Iforvr Power, NEXRLY NEW. for sale low. Apply at S. TURK k t l PS Dwaj More. I lib street, or at the Starrh Paeto-ry.on lh Cbillitothe road, two miles touth of Columbus ' Mar 1 1 Jnt received, -A HRTJ brilliant eolorH and figured Cotton Dam-JU nli I 'mrh and -"irritire enrtains. 10 Dieees phmi aad brilliant colored Woollen rNnnsks. lor tale l-y OiBOR. C. STEWART St 10. j V.i).'T): C. BHllNCKEitHOFFS I at. A REMARK Rl.l". ud tingwiaratteanitioa has just been t- in t.ie by an eminent member ot' the .Medical r'acnlty. ns to the etirativu power of C, llrinrkerholi's Health Re stontive in eaaea of Ceeanrnntion, chronic Conflha and Lolda. and huns inthe Side and Chest. This iretitleman l'iirninhes his p iii. ntH with the KoatotavtWo and Bade It ah" solntelv neee. narv, ns he never bail any prescription to pro dure the entonlahtng results re dized hv the ue of the tie-!torative. This neiitleman tandl aOMng liis medical brethren ax one of the most dletlafnianed of their mimber: bis name is left with the proprietor for reference. There is no ilnubt but tint in a lew jranrn the loading pbvuicians will prescribe thin remedy, and that iitllirte.l patients will use it ami bless the hour that ii WW mmje known to them, l.eing a truly line herbal medicine, it it consequently of more importance, tin every one feels tal'etv while umii; it, and no sen.e of danger. a il' l- were using deleterious iniiiernlii. Mr. Wilke--. a resMclahle merebinl in .New York, used the Restorative, anil was cured ulmllv from a dangerous cough and eaneeteiration. The editor of" the Commercial Adver-ticer, itb an earnest appeal, rominends it to the eonfidence of the sick, nml atfiM tingl v c ills on them nil to give it a fair iri d tiefore relinquisbing every hope. Tlie following eeilitic;ite is iioiii Dr. Chilton, the well known ffevr Vork Chemist : I lne iiu uyted i bottle of Rwdlclae enlled 1 C, itritiker- htnTl Health Restorative,' and timl that it does not contain M, rciirv, or any other inet dlic preparation, nor opium in any of iu forma. It is composed of vegetable mailer en-tiniv." Jam 1 1 R. CMiieTon, Al. I). c. BRINCKEK110FF, Proprktor.lt Y. Horace I'.veri tt, U. S. 'elit. Prinetptl Ofltce.96 Hudson st-. New York. Vaunts Colunbaa, J, B. VVheatonj West .letferson, lolii '. l!op!.iui London, Win. Lous; Springfield, John Ludlowj Worihingtoti, s. Brownj Delawarei Rnnllev V Pratti sunbury, VYnv . Wynaneet Co. ; Johnatowita Min VVrightl Alex-'mdria, II. V.Owen; (iranville. 1'rilcharil & Son ; Newark. .1. . VVilaon ; I ilea, L. W. Knowltoni and "i.c agent in almost every town iu the Ufcitf 1 'atcs, as advertised. M iv .lit. 1 ni. lr. VitiighnN Vegetahle I.ithontriptic Mixture I," OR Ac cure ol' thr oi'oieing comiltml : Kropsv in all its forms ; (iravel in its several stages ; all diseases of the Kidney and I riuary organs; all Femile Complainti, uppresMims. iVr. Ac ; Weakness. Diseases of the blood, such .is Scrofula, and others of an eruptive character; nil atlec-ions of Lungs; liij!.inini,itions of everv kind, even theeeol tho Kywa ; Lmr4 'oeapJnfnt, 'eeneanraen, t .eoeral DeeiUty i f the r-vstem ; Piles of every character; Jaundice, Pever and giie ; and, indeed. ny complaint, which m to be reacbed through the blood ; and the Proprietor here confidently asserts, that be can. in trrrif cflw no matter w b it the complaint niat be no matter how various the class of complaints m ike a permanent and radical (lire, if the medicine be otters is taken aceor ingto the directions. One or two little mil test the eveeeaTj of the article, ami !: i ;it lilrertv to use the names of the following highly rospect.dile individuals, who Aa rfiV.it mrnl, in this city ami vVehtitV, Every individual here named can he feen ami converged with, and the particulars of the cases cured can be known hv reading Ihe testimony in the hands of the Agents, who will, w ith pleasure, furnish pamphlets to all w bo may call for them. The propriety auks, ami. indeed, mont etneWth solicits a itrict investigation of Ihe testimony here .et fort It and, if a departure from strict truth be found in any certificate offered, lie will pav the cost of tbe publication of said expiMun mid abide bv ihe ruii- seipiences. The nroprietor wouhlalso state that trtryrurt Here ccrtilied lo, MM awen given over as incur.ible bv tlie most talented medicd men in tlnseitv and St itc and'such has been tbe case with everv cure made bv this article, far ami near. Rut the iln-on wliicb the inventorof the Lithon triptie heeee hea eerea iion that of hut "one greeg en ease "the rnapvritv of the blots! it will, in a moment. Iks perceived, that but ONE URKAT REMEDY u necessary lo effect in various complaints, and the pro'.f winch here follows eetaMnheV the theory us firm as the rock of ages, Mrs. Emery Taunt, Niagara street. Ruffalo, ea;e of Scrofula, termin mug in genenl rlritpsy, radical and rntirt mrt. Silas WoimI. of Ihid'ulo, bleeding at the lungs of rime years' standing, a cfn-pUte and pi rfirt nirr, Mr. C. A. W'ilson for many w - t onnerteil with tbe RufT.do Cotiiinerci.ilAd-vert-ser. tfvtf complaint. Levi H. Willi uns. police oilirer, cafe of Heeding piles, ind i mm at inn of tbe eves ?m scrofula, rt prj, r! rut. . Mrs. Daniel kenney, of this city, general dropsy i i 1 1 on Denies, poliee constable, erv.pelas, of Ll years' st.i.iding. cured by five bottles. Mrs. I.ockman, -lit Pearl 'ire. t. i oe of inihmmntorv rheiifjritism. a sin-i;uhr r.rc. Ihnm A anabn. scrofulous swellings in the throat, a leenMf nirp. (ieo. P. Baker, of Anrori, case of scurvy lepr- - of M veirs' sanding tin- cure i certifiei to bv Ihe Hea P. P. Stephens. Judge of Erie county; P. M. Vo-lior.li. E., Surrogate of Erie count.-; 1. V Van-ileroo. '.' . "nd otbert Mrs. John Sewarl Nr. 17, Chippewa street. Buffalo, case ot' affection of the heart, with inbuilt,. ). debility, Atr., a ntrf. The wife ef the Kcv. John W. Van dm, of Mrott, Niagara rountv. . V., nirfd of drvp Mr ro(t, Carolina street, Ruffalo. hvdrotho- rai or eYi of the chest. Mrs. Lork. '2ol, Eranklin, St., Buffalo. flruierlT of I tire, spinal coeaplaint, wvth bliml pile, i d'stres-ing rase, p ri .'( mrrd. anil attested toby Mr. Waeheeiil I L'ck. her bealenni. iNanf y Main, of Renin. Renssel o r tv, ,ew York, droopy, riired, and certifieil to hv her hie band. Oliver Main. Mrs. Susannah llolbrook, of ilniiibM'jh. Erie county, cured of drop-v. by WW bottlei onl of Ibif medicine, a ties ted toby Mr. C. P. v. Tbomaa and Mr. M ir- ton. Hollhrenk. before judge Rurwell. Henry Vanni, of Alden. Erie rountv, . . rurtd of amsarco or eeenwaf dnpsy. altrr tapping had bc.-ti rfortet to rural limr. and over oft galloni ol water taken IjBjBn him. Miu . of 'et RbomfieId, tured of irreulari'v of tlie tie r. and fluor albiis. The proprietor thus presents the above arrn of teftimo-m tbe particulars w ill lie f..und in the pampidets, which :.r a treatise on tbe complaints, and also on Ihe w rapper" .round the bottles. sure loc dl and get a pamphlet all agents are provided with ll.ein. to furnish as free as water, UIBl all who are in ill be ilth mav read. Imv arj.1 be cured. Hi wait l or t or st :n i fits Every bottle Ins the written ftgniture of (i C. auglin iinder the directionfl. and unjied up n the cork al.o, augbn's Vegetable Lithon-rnptic Mivture, " blown upon the l-ottle. I'nt up in .11 oi. Sxtttle. at $2 per bottle, and 1 1 or. (Kittles, at jt per bottle Mantifictured and Mdd In Dr (i.C. V Al (ili. Main . r llo'l ibi. . to wbom all rommunicationn must route, pnnt paid. And wholesale ami retail, by WM. Bi ll ( .i'.K. .VI and ,'ri. ( otirthndt street, .New York city . Abo, fur sale by the follow ing a rents : S.CLRK & CO. PrnTirists, High rt J R WHEtmYi Colombo. Ohio. A. H. BROWN e ( O.. Mt. Vernon. S. KNEPPER. Wowter. VAN CLCVE St .NEWELL, iHyton. Also, for tale, wholesale and retail, by tOtm H BLRtiE, Cincinnati. Aprii 15. y. ATWtMH) CO- NO.m, .Harket MTeet, Philndelphia, invite the attention of tbe Men bants f Ohio to their flock of FofpIcw nnd lmetie llry UooA: : VZEZZT V ''A S' j '"r""!"?? Z TJItSST " fT' i I" '""V .-n:ia- ..r-.-:.. ..-.a-. .nM-.rinura),, artielea they ean pitc imrKftint adTantatre to their cntoTn-ers. and the behave all their prires will be fmnd aned to none in erwapwewa. Jan. iZ mSt twtf. DOCTORS MorriU 3f "h have it named their nnVe to tbeir reidnee. I! Ifih street, a few doors north of t)-e ?w Court Hou-e 1 bose who would avoid emetics, ithartirs. bleedine. Mistenna. tteamiac. or have ant regard for their eenfort nr saf't wt.n -ick, won Id do well to become acquainted with llonHropnUijr. NUMBER 187. OHIO STATE JOURNAL. The Oregon Treaty. The following letter t'rutti the correripondent of the nuhuk'lpliia North American will be read with interest nt the present moment, uirorditi as it does a clearer ww of the recent nction of the Prenidetit and Senate in relation tu the Oregon question than U&a elsewhere appeared. We see no reason to doubt that the Hulistantinl accuracy of the writer's statement: W'AsitiM.ro.N, June 15th, 1840. As the stipulations of the Treaty, which the Senate has udvised the President to frame, are contained iu several of my letters, 1 have thought a synopsis in a single 0M with some explanatory remarks, would be desirable to the public, as enabling every one to see, at a bin! s-eye view, what had actually beenaccoin-plished- The Treaty will consist of live articles, exclusive of the otlicinl tonus, mid will be embodied eiftplfni, as they were laid before the Senate. The terms of the proposition are chosen from among the various oilers of the I'm ted States, submitted at different periods to the Hi,;, mi Government. Ao new matter is introduced.The -I.mIi parallel is the main basis of division and is to constitute hereafter the .Northern and Southern boundaries ot' the two countries, from the East side of the Kocky Mountains to the ocean, with such excep tions as are named m the treaty. ( i real Uritaiu is to eniuy the tree navigation ot the Columbia Hiver during tlie charter of the Hudson's Hay Company, which will expire in 1SC.L From the phraseology of the second article which contains this aUpvletiori, some dotlbt arose in the Senate as lo whe ther it would not extend to arechartcr, should one be granted, The sound nnd legal opinion of both sides of tho Sen, iti- agreed it would expire with the termination of the existing charter. This objection was mooted on the first day ot' the debute, and .Mr. Pakeuhaiu was consulted, ot course, without revealing what had taken place, lie settled the dillicully by u distinct assertion. on behalf of his Government, that the present char ter was designed as the limitation ; and two Senators rose in then places, and made tho explanation, with -emi-olticial authority, which nt once removed any lauee of nppnhfnaion Ibf future embarrassments, growing out of this privilege. The newspapers insist upon confounding the year of the operation of the charter; tin- facts are simple and conclusive. Alter the gn at contest between the Hudson's Hay and Northwestern companies, the latter was merged in the Brat by an act ot Parliament, and hi 11 was incorporated for 'Jl years. In 1849 UM charter was renewed for 'il years more, and will necessarily terminate iu irb'.l, as I have before stated. The right of Joint use of the Columbia, is subject to tiie laws of Navigation and Itevcuue of the L'nited Slate's, hut no other laws are to he created, which may impair Ihe privilege of Great Britain or impose new reatrtetions. Plie whole of Vancouver's Island is relimniished to Great Britain, which at best is ot' little or no real consequence. It has been discovered near three hundred vears, and is this day without a civil7.cd settlement. It is a barren spot, inhabited by a few scattering Indians Its Southern position uiitiht lie made valuable 1' r ii irutici.,.oii, i it pasat's along tlie entrance of tin- Straits of Jinn dc r ilea. Hul no advantage can b gained in point of defence, if our government will Roneent to spend as much money m military walls ns that of Grent Itntain. On our side of the Straits there is a point jutting out which could be made to command nt once the approach from the ocean and the passage through the Straits. The absolute possession of Vancouver's Island and its bays and harbors, was made a sinr qua twn in the proposition. The right of passing thro ugh the Straits of Juan de Fuca, is common to both governments indefinitely. Tho fe is a stipulation providing for the possessory rights of both parties. No perfect title of course could be acquired on one side or the other, during a doubtful sovereignty. The Ilntish have settlements on the north bank of the Columbia, and a few south of it. Tho ownership is to be continued by the United States upon their bfOOOOlOg citizens, or it has the option of a purchase at a fair valuation, should it be dictated hy m dives of public poliey or other considerations. Any American settlements north nf the parallel of pi will be compensalcd for hy assesnient. This stipulation upon our port, except in two instances, amounts to nothing more than an ordinary grant of preemption. The offer Ot (treat. Itrttnin contains some advnntngea not contemplated by Mr. MeLono. There is a lelter from bin daled on the day before the sailing of the rltbenrio, which informs the Government that Lord Aberdeen would accept nothing short of the admission nf a perpetual right to navigate the Columbia ; wherc-aS tin- terms submitted nml ;ieeepted extend to a period of sixleen or seventeen yars. Mr. Mr Lane's recent correspondence with the Department shows that in whatever liglit the nction of tbe S n.iie on tbe Notice was viewed by him, it had the effect of prescribing to a certain extent the compromise which has been efteeted IL1 states it wa useless to make pretensions beyond the line indicated in the debutes in that Chamber. The Odious Tnx Law. C iitipleie returns hive been made lo the .Auditor of Port IgO county of the taxable person;il properly of that county under the new tai law. We think the tax paying farmers of that county will not manifest much gratitude towards those miserable parly tools who have labored so assiduously to misrepresent the law and render it unpopular, ami whohave shed ao many crocodile tears over iti oppressions. The total value of taxable property is $1,07',0.'4 Subjeet lo taxation this year one half of lint amount aW,(r27 In l-llt!i" VfMM ot the personal property ubieet to taxation was ... 520,1j.T In I " I I the value of merchants capital and ninney at interest was - .17,147 In ' one-half of the value of merchants' capital and money at interest was 15!l,7rj In H4ti one-half of the talue of merchants' capital and money at interest is - - !ir7,H We have, then, this result: The temporary law of last year brought jn.lirj.tfi"' more of merchants' capital ind money at int'Tst upon the duplicate than the old law, while the present law has increased the amounts !l'.t7,.'-l4 over that of last year. Last year the whole amountof personal property taxed was j4.Vitl,:iwr! ; this year it is fMLMT Iwingan increase of flJB4 This sum nf ",li(il being the whole increase deducted from fJ.i7,-Vi4. the increase on niTchants capital and money at interest, leaves l7w,tt, which stun is taken from cattle and horses taxed last year at their full value, ami added to merchants' cap-tal and money at interest II law oppresses the farmers v has taken jti'.'l from their eatth and horses, and put it upon tit. merchants and money-lenders. How abusive the law to require an oath 1 That aauip oath has brought to light ainre last year, ft I !.".,- (Ne from the shelve of the merchants and the vaults of I the money lenders, one-half of which existed this rear, and the whole of which will be taxed the next. Th farmers of Portife county should forthwith hold an indignation meeting ! ! ! Summit Bmemn. As the Convey was coming up from 5w Orleans, on the Oth mat , a respectable English woman fell overboard and was drowned Herself, husband, and seven children, had just arrived and were about to settle in Wincowsin M the money (seventy tove-reifjni) belonging to the family, was in her personal ponaession, and also went down. The noble-hearted people of 8t las were about raising a sum of money, to present to the bereaved hnsband and children. The Pennylranian tells of ado in Philadelphia, named Casato, wboe exploits ere the themes nf gen-efaxlewiveraatMn. Caaiio rs kwown as " The Firemen a One At an alarm of fire he has been known to run to an engine House, and alarm the neighborbnod by bar'" : If the members did not noon arrive, be vonld make for the residence of the nearest aad aroone Awful Calamity at QueteeBuruing ol' the Theatre Royal Imineuse Destruction or Life Filly Bodies recovered frum the Hu-ins, Arc. We received by Magnetic Telegraph at 10 o'clock last night, the following awful and heart rending in-formation from Uuebec. that citv havinir been doomed to another immense loss of life by fire. Halt. Sun. Puii.aiifi.phia, June 1. From the (iuebec Mercury, June IS. It has airain pleased the Almijj-htv to aflliet our nl- reudy chastened city. Last night at o'clock, a fire-broke out in the Theatre Royal, Lewis street, former ly the Hiding School. At the close of Mr. Harrison's exhibition of his chemical diorama, (from the information we have been ante to glean,) a campliine lamp was overset iroiii somo cause or other, and the stage at once became envol- opeu m ilau.es. The house had been densely crowded, but some had fortunately left before the accident- A rush was at once made for the staircase leading from the boxes by those who, in the moment of excitement, forgot the other passages of egress. In an incredible short space of time, the whole of the interior of the building was enveloped in one sheet of flame. The newly erected platform, covering the pit and communicating at each end with the stage and boxeB favored the progress of the flameis. The staircase coimuum- cated with the boxes. Jt had fallen from the weiuht of those who crowded upon it ; one foot was inter posed between the hapless crowd and eternity, and on that space, we, with five or six others stood, the fierce flames around us, and the dense smoke repelling-all tlorts to extricate us. As (of back as we could see, there was a sea of heads and of writhing bodies and outstretched arms. Noise there was none ; and though but few means of escape was presented to the doomed, yet at the extreme end faces could be seen calm and resigned, of jiersons who as the funeral pall of smoke gradually enshrouded them, appeared to drop into eternal sleep. ily our side was one brother striving to extricate another, but abandonment was unavoidable. One poor crealure at our feet ottered his entire worldly wealth for his rescue Phe ogoniing expression of the faces before us can never be ettaced trom our memory. Ihe names at the time were above and around us, but human aid was ot no avail. In live minutes from the tune of which we make mention the mass of human beings who hail but a short interval previously been in the njoyment of a full nnd active life, were exposed to our view a mass of calcined bones. l.'p to this hour, forty-six bodies have been recovered from the ruins. Most of them have been recognized. A greater loss of life than in the two dreadful conflagrations of last summer. Sad wailing pervades the city- Scarcely a street can be traversed in which the closed shutter or the hanging crape do uot betoken a sudden bereavement. Father, Bisters, and children of both sexes, indulge in the deepest lamentations over the calamity, which has fallen upon many of those who were thus sudden ly and awtully summoned into the presence ot tneir Creator. Qi KBtu , June 8, I moot allude to the melancholy aflair of last night, the particulars of which will reach you from another source. The Theatre was burned last night, and most tnel-anoholv to relate the loss of life amounts to near fifty persons. Among them are Mr. Tardifl' nnd led. They were found at the entrance of the Theatre, side by side, together with upwards of 4(1 others. About 4ti have been recognized, and many more have no doubt suffered, besides the injury suffered by many who jumped from the windows. This morning Ihe bodies were all laid out for recognition near the spot, and there I witnessed a scene that no language can describe. Many of the sufler- rs were persons ol irreat respectability, and 1 have just heard of one case of a most agonizing character. Mr. t raven, a dry goods merchant, was at the the atre, with three of his children. Himself and two of his children were lout, and the other, a fine boy, who was saved, was so badly burned, (hat it was necessary to amputate both arms. Such is the general gloom throughout the city, and so numerous are the connections of many of the sufferers, that business is quite at a stand. MtttOatfl FoRC IV TI1K AfTIOJil OT T11K F.IOIITIt ami ninth Mav. The oflicial reports of Ceneral Arista, under date of Matamnrus, May 14, l4G, published in the government Diaria of May &th, at the city of Mexico, show clearly, so far as they can be re-bed upon, that the Mexican force amounted to very nearly, if not quite, iifHM) men. Jt says : 'The tile of documents contained in No. J will make known to your excellency our number of killed and wound"d, and of the dispersed who have not yet presented themselves, and that the corps ot the army are re-united, forming a total of 40110 men, including the prisoners received in exchange, and exclusive of the numerous reinforcements, whose reports have not yet come in at the moment when this express is despatched." Action of the flA. A'(7f(-()flicers 4, non-commissioned do. and privates, 98 IFeeneeVd OneOtfl 11, non-commissioned do. and privates, - - - - - 1 l(i DttJpjJPfaeV Non commissioned officers and pri vatee, ..... 9G 240 Jit New 0 the Ml, AVr Officers 6, non-commissioned do. and privates, Wound rd Otfieers 23, non-commissioned do. and privates, Disprwrd Otfieers 3, con-commissioned do. and privates, ..... I'll 205 IN 515 Poisoning CffltnnSf. The giving of paregoric or Godfrey's cordial to children for the purpose of inak-ntl them sleep, is a practice that should be stamped with the condemnation of every well wisher of the? human family. We view it as but little short of murder, for the children to whom it is given must sooner or later sink under its effects. It will undermine the best constitution that nature has formed. It is tlie cause of the nervous irritability that torments ao many people when they arrive at the years of maturity, and finally brings them to a premature grave. It creates in children a thirst for strong drink, which grows with their growth, ann strengthens with their strength, until they liecome lieggars and outcasts, because of their drunken habits. VVe were told a short time since of a woman whose child had not seen daylight for more than an hour a day for several months, being continually under the effects of the stupyfying drug lo enable the wretched mother to pursue her oeiupa-tion unmolested. Such persons are fit subjects for the insane asylum. The practice of administering paregoric sometimes leads to mistakes, and laudanum is ad. ministered in its place, winch causes death, as was Ihe case with the child of Mr. John II. Green, No. I 77 Metfl street, to whom its mother gave a large dose of laudanum, supposing itto be paregoric. The Coroner held an inquest on the body, and a verdict wa rendered accordingly .V. Y Pout. F fnnetTal Cos-tract The Wilmington Gazette savs : "We have been informed that Charles I. Du.mt , Ksq., has a contract with the Government for Mr,U'U yards of cloth for the use of the army." That (says the Philadelphia U. 8. Gazette) is all right. The Commissary General has only to send his p?(t,fMM yards of cloth to the Rio Grande to lie sponged, and then the Taylor General of the army will have it worked up well. He only basted Ihe Mexicans. We learn that Mr. George McCalrnont, proprietor of the Crescent Mills, near Philadelphia, has also a ' contract to supply the Government with a lrge quan tity of cloth 1 he tovernment now sees the advnti-taee of s protective tariff, that enables them tn pro cure at low rates, and at home, the necessaries of life for soldiers, which she conld, during the last war, scarcely supply herself with at three times the price now paid, or that would be demanded, in a ten years war with England. Titr Otrr hatio Roow The room in the State House at Philadelphia, which has, aince the 4th of Joly, 1776, been held sacred by every true American, on account ef its being the spot where tbe great charter of American freedom was signed and proclaimed, havinr been rid of the Court fixtures, ii to he refitted magnificently, and the old revolutionary chandelier rs to be replaced. A man who had been arrested for horsc-stealina a j boot a week since, and was on bis way to Cincinnati, where the crime was committed, escaped, as wan nnp- ! noed, from the Mail Boat before she reached that 1 place. His body was found on Friday last at Big Bone bar He probably sttempted to swim auto r- from the boat, and wsi drowned Lvuutilli Vmuner