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'rinse is a vast difference between a getioitie Anti Le• compton Democrat, and a bogus one who makes it his business to endeavor to defeat the' regular party organization, and who gives ' aid and Comfort' to the common eir 'my." PO:PIM BLACK TO IVIIIIIC.-111 New York the Republicans are seeking to exclude white adopted citisens from the ballot box, and to admit black min to its privileges. In Massachusetts they are seeking todo sub-" stanually the seine thing. Both races now have the right Id vole, but the Republicans arc seeking to amend the Constitution so as to debar athipted citizens fioni the exercise of the rightittfinl-two-years after naturkliza tion. This is being Artie to their instincts.( limy prefer black men ton 1:1 to Melt. • Hon. Arnold Plumer. 'This gentleman, bays the Philadelphian ; is one of the Pennhylvama Democrata Who have lwen made special objects of opt; and until eet personal assault, for mouths, by certain journals ; and since the Democratic Convention of the 16th of March, over which - Mr Pi.rsiza presided, he has been subjected to bitter and vindictive attacks from these same sources. Why so, we are at a loss to connive; unless it he because of his known long and never faltering friendship of Ali-. s. oN, and ilia fidelity to the Democrat ic party, now, when men who have been la rd and honored by it with patronage and office, arc .seeking tq disorganize, it, and 'make it a victim to Know Nothingism and Aboht ionism. Ilad Mr. VIOL been of the easy virtue indicated by the course of his niost prominent assailants, he would pace escaped their venom. They but hate loin, 'because he could not be made one of them Mr. l't.t haslield sevensl positions of public trust --Sherill—Prothonotary, U. S. Alaishal, member of Congress, State Treas urer atui Canal Cumuussistter —and retired from each, we believe, without any suspi cion upon, his personal or pullLcal integri ty. It luta recently been stated that Mr. Pi.n• akte s ' favored the passage of the Act unde r . Inch the State Canals were transferredto the Sunbury and ,Erie Railroad Company we happen to know, is, to sPeak a mistake ,:‘lr SKR, with both his eulloagues in the Canal Board was orliused to that Bill bout the beginning, and did not ht ,'tate to bay jai on all proper occasions Ile, 31111 they, also, did lion ever, favor a Bill providing for an honest sale of the Ca nals, open to competition, so that those which had been made at the expense of the ta,x payers of the State, should be Auld bur the highest price that could be oh t111111•1 for them. An honest State pulley de maded, that, in case of a sale, this eiktirse should have been adopted., Mr. PLI'MVAL so thought, and spoke I Ica, and has, we pre• •1111111, Si. spoken since • and this probably a...smuts. at leas' 'll ['Art, for the aStiaUlla aiaill• 1111131 111111 AllOllll r charge made aganisQlr PI t MEI( is that he has wenn nidi by uffice The tiitth is Mr Pit 111 II tins 1114'0111e w eallhv in spite of office, hating lieu! very success ful ti Ile Mut, made and Iron business , and lie us I uld, 111 all probability, have been a n entailer man molt'', had ha never held public station In relation to this charge, the Er le I lti.erver, published ut his 0111 - p V• 1.1,1,11 111S11111, IA 11l F.3)14 "111 own county, where he was rasa iii. and has lined Deaf half a century, this lin isge of having enricht d himself by ounce, t. knon ti to be false -he is respected by all parties, by' old and paring Ins character is that of A benevolent soar a &slender of the xt al( , and a ',vector of the poor he his tory of 1l ustt nos) I yams a ill to lus lu e to his merits, Mini hs. memory will live In the hearts of or, good, while his trai,luctirs will be forgotten forever. What He's Driving At It is very clear that Mr. John W. Forney awl los teellote, ers have fleet the adightest idea of nuppitting the next Petweeratic party Presidential tioniiiive The reason why, is stated in a late Washington letter to the New 1 ark Courier awl }lnquirer The wri tir alit ges that Forney has formally bar gained all the Anti Administration (nominal) i, inwo-stie vote lit the Howie of Itepre ueii t sieve, to the support of the ReilllttllollllS of the House 01 his; preteiewn s for winter of the body Whole lie tit, nut doubt that Fen toy has been engineering some such sell( me for mobilo; past, tie hate no idea that it can :111111 him Iluitcter aptly it illastrates the mid) mg listen(' of his liaitliering for public phonier," los intrigue , is destined to fill vig• mall). In the lust place. he has not half a down n ominal Democratic sympathizers in the 11, Low , and in the nest place, half or neatly h elfof the Republican members would :We :11111 011 Ult• other side of Jericho ere Cot log to put a dollar of the public mount, in t e 6t, hewed, on any terms No profes selos oT awl slavery pvistiasiowi on his part it 1;1 se e• :0 nuln •I' the ',HUTT(' anti slaver) pe•eUun of the II wii to host hem to miy wanner or tee trust any 0110 else supposed le, lei acteog leer bon tin far as 11111 1/0111.1. 1: 'landing, la rune (1.11(.(1 • be es as dead with the I ipposoion as with the lAtorweracy Ile het It el to nothing by the !louse and tilt) 1111111 • Illtittt, tt 10 ht. sterlttly tdruldlyd 111 101.110 tt, sin tot lat too tr inith hint will he as son of r, IA fort the 111111,e an hut would )n) Poi iru ii The Chicago Herald, the leading anti Douglas paper of the State of thelares that if I►r Douglas 1.; nomn nulled for revolt iit et. rharichlOn, it (the Herald will support him Is ith all 119 might. I t sills that no true Democrat vrtll bolt the nominations, whoever is nominated." (In the other hand, the Springfield (111 ) Regis ter, The central Douglas organ, pledges itself to support the' nominee of the Charleston eontention, whoerht• he niay,be It will go, it states, for Pre , I lent Buchanan, if he is re-nominated at Charleston upon the old Demoriatie platform of nan intervention. 1111.1114 nr SKARMI Anais. -The Havana cot respon,:ent of the New Orleans Picayune states that the Cuban government intends to asserts its rights to search American steam ers touching at Havana, and tt, take there , from snob persons as are obnoxious to Lhe Government, and who, having been banish ed from the Island, take advantage of the ' conveyance to spread seditious documents, or to instigate rebellion by personal corn lIIIIIIIcation with persons supposed to be i disaffected- subjecting the seine to the laws of the land fur violation of the Ipgal sovor - eido y. SIGN IFICATOIM —TO use Col. Forney's ntereotyped phrase it is '• passing strange" to notice that every Republican print in the Statejias published and endorsed the pro ceedings of the late boos Convention,whilst not one Democratic paper has touched at them with a ten-foot pole. "Straws show n inch way the wind blows.' All that re mains to be done is (or the Republican par ty to name the price. and FOI Hey, Knox dc l'o., will ntalie out the del:(1. Understood Everywhere 'flee tate Ccnimit tee of the bogus "Union St- to Rights" fiction, appear to he fully Understood andtproperly appreciated by the Democrats in all parts of the State. The lard Montrose (Susquehanna county) Demo crat thds speaks of them : Of the fifty six ttiere are several whom we i well know personally or by repute, and we cite them as specimens of the kind of ' Democrats' put forivard by Chis-hot brain ed rule—or ruin disappointed office seeker, (Forney,) who, veer since the president de clined giving him the selection of his cabi net, and the Postmaster Generalship, has left untried no means that his humbled am bition and invective disposition could RlM ter, to keep up wsuccession of attempts to ald in the elevation of Black Republicanism to power. To begin nt home F B. Streeter, F.sq , of (him place, is practically no more of Democrat than is I ho notorious David Wil mot, or John M. Read, -he being a sup porter of those Black Republican gents last fall --nor has he voted a Detnocratic ticket during his late residence here. Ile is the counsel of the Republican board of Commis sioners of this codnty. D. W. Pearce, editor of the West Chester Republican, Aliptilltted the whole Black 14; , publican State and County tickets la3t, fall (;eorge M Lotman, Packer's Flour In• speetor, does not pretend to support the Democratic party, tint openly votes the op position ticket. B. C Christ of Schuylkill, ran for State Senator in 11t55, as a candidate on a third ticket, with no other possible or pretended design in view than to defeat the Demorrat ic ticket it Inch would have placed the Sen ate in the hands of the opposition R pro• posed result which aas duly appreciated and boasted of by thou Our vote aided in preventing ilw accomplish:neuter the treaeh. eroos enterprise. Calhoun, of Armstrong, and It J Nwbolson, iifJellerson, %lore members of the Legislature when Forney was nominated for United States Senator, and had been elected as Democrats, but bolted" the minima lion—Cameron was elected. Cameron now commands the silent endOrsement of For ney, and, by a " side-door" arrangement. which has ceased to be kept secret, com mands the influence or his pen, voice and press, while Forney controls them -which he could not then do, thus demonstrating clearly that Cameron's influence, is with them, the moat iadent. " Is more proof required to satisfy an hon est inipmer after truth, that the real intent or ow. faction toaid the Black Repulah ean party nt the expense of the Democratic! If any should still hesitate in forming this evident conclusion, we might remind them that Hickman (Forney 'a pct,) advocated Seward's in 210i011aide doctrine or Abolition. !NW at the lute Harrisburg Corfvention. that Black Republicans geueralq endorse the ac Lion of the SAIIIO, that the New York Cour ier, a leading Black Itepubln•an organ, a vows that the Foine)lil•4 go even beyond the regillar opposition in their war upon the Democratic party, and that the Boston Jour nal (Republican) lamis that the turn of the For lily Vona vomit) hill, in ISO), be found aiding them in lighting under the flag of Black Repo Jefferson on Alien Proscription Let all it ho revere the memory of Jeffer sea read the following denunciation 01 the policy of proscribing a foreigner, from his first annual message I cannot omit recommending a revisal of ' the laws on the subject of naturalization Considering the ordinary eltairees of human life, a denial of citizenship under a residence of fourteen years, is a denial to a great pro portrait Of those who ask it : and controls a policy pursued, from their first sr I element, by many of then• States • and believed of eollBl.llllellee to their prosperity. And shall We refuse the unhappy fugitives fiton that hospitality which the savages of the wilderness extended to our fathers arriving in this latel e Shall oppressed 1111 inanity hod no ass,llliiii on this globe f The constitution, inch, do Ibis ex iscly proxided that, for admission to la rtam offices of trust a residence shall he require/1,214 , -4.-W to de velop I haracti r and design 13111 [night !ell the general character and capabilities of citizen be safely communicated to every one inanifesting a hem/ fide purpose of ern ha: king his lire and fortune s pertnam•utly I with us ? with restrictions, perliap4, to guard against fraudulent usurpation of our flag, an abuse Much briqEs so much embar rassment and loss 011 the genuine citizen, land so much danger to the nation of being involved in war, that no endeavor should be I Spared to deteet and suppress It " The Case of Harden The Slissez (N .1 0 Register says that after Harden had taken op 111,4 residence at Faii mom. a small village near IVheeling, he, aas desirous ol• healing the nevi s lion, Bel videre, awl theiefore imi•lused a reinotande to the editor of the Warren Jolima', under the Itknlllllvii uanw of Jana a Austin," at the azum time accompanying the request tvith art urpuu • tto,, to see that the paper was mailed regularly -ay he was very anxious to learn alit titer Jacob S Harden had been iodic toil for the murder of hits wife at the thee, appioachi g term of Court ' ' Considering the ilistaie:e of Wheeling from the scene.. (it the late tragedy, and the early request from'an apparent stranger hi be made acquaiiihil ash the Judicial proCeed ngs ui relation thereto, aroused a suspicion that,the newspaper alltigPriber was no other than .carob S Harden himself A daguer reotype likeness of Harden, of which some two hundred had been photographed. to gether with the leiter, and a copy of the dovernor's proclamation, ollenng sstlll for his arreitt,..w as forthwith directed to the po lice of Wheeling, which led to his kierftiflca lion and arrest as above stated It is ,tatwl iii Harden's behalf that up to his wife's death his character has been ex cellent Also, that his mother is not dead as stated ; that ho has not been •hlcntttled by an Easton druggist : from whom it is said he purchased arsenic, and that there is no public proof of his wife's death from poi- SOIL An Editor 'Qualifying ' Himself• The editor of the Omaha Nebraskan hav ing published something deemed effensive to a person in that place, the wife of the lat ter undertook to rawhide him, assiste . • her husband and some relatioNs, but the scrimmage was soon stepped. The editor comments upon the affair in his next slum ber, and adds the following by waytf 'pot script : We would here remark that fighting is, not our vocation. The sedentary pursdits in which we have been so long engaged are un favorable to muscular development. We only weigh about one hundred and twenty. five pounds. and have never before seriously contemplated the necessity of a resort to flit ticuffs. But we now intend to go into a course of training for the spring fights. Wd expert in a short time to take lessons of a celebrated pugilist in the noble art of self defence, after which we shall be happy ta oblige coy ex-bankers, ex-clergymen, or their brothers-in-i&w who may feel aggriev. ed at anything which may appear so the No. braskian. And until that time we shall perhaps employ a body guard of ladies to protect 118 from personal assaults which might drive the public of our valuable services." PEA PASTE & SCISSORS tr 7- A man behind II .ago shvold hL• Ird on "'nh•h-up " 0 - 7. Beginning to appear—Low neck d:essea. Wa,pe In lemons 1 7 The hrest way to loos , your own health is to be 4 all the tone drin in that of others K7*Slantlervia__ arc like thea—They over a man's good parts to light upon his El= 37 Most kinds of root and bark ore iloW used as medicines, except th\he rout and the bftrk of a The A are more hes told in the brief sentence, "glad to see you,” than in any other in the English language. rl• Every ‘Poinan is born with a master mind ; that is to •oay, with a mind to he master of her husband if she can. II 7 - While (he late Orem( tVaS in town, lady - remarked the she thought it would take a great many horses to pull the “ele. pliant." IJ7 Assuming - their wontedapreararice— tiieeountenanees If our agricultural friends. Prospects foilaa good crop have a wonderful [l_P Extraordinary as it may appear, says an exchange, a piece of brown paper, fold ed and placed between the upper hp and atop likending at the lime An exchange says that It is just as sensible a move to undertake to get married without courting as to attempt to succeed in Innoness manna advertising True as preaching. Our devil says that it is not only lit tle boys who like to play with hoops new a llays. Full grow n men are frequently seen chasing them through the streets of Belle fonte, especially on Sunday evenings. rri In culttng garments for the British soldiers the cloth is piled up, placed between boards cut In the shape of patterns and com pressed, and then sawed out, thus cutting a hundred or niou garments at once 11 - 7" Wei - your ono Letters.—The Post (Mier Department has decided that it is not the duty of Postmasters to put postage ,tamps on prepaid letters ; therefore letter it liters it ill take notice that they mnst lick their own letters itiekinan's speech at the late disap pointed (lice hunter . convention at Harris burg, has been pubh,hed in nearly every Abolnion journal sou'h of Pennsylvania. This is an indication worthy the attention of Democrats. It is amusing to read the Repuldran paper's account of the rec9nt Convention held at Harrisburg One would be led to believe that it was the greatest outpeurmg of genuine Democracy the world ever saw, a grand 11/.7.1e, a disgrace to the pro genitors. r A keeper of a circulating library in rtle.l says 111 1114 1111VOrtlAtMent, that hr hooks at nv low pares f 1.4 they can be 11..1 i.liewhere. II have loaned sonic books (or nothing, whii.h the borrowers never re turned If the Luca tartan's prieem are low er than these, he will have plenty of pa trons Ileum than the Sickles plan—A mer chant ni Ike•yrus, Ohio, having detected his wife in mil 'guy girth one 14 huts he had re 14.1vhd as his friend cut ,a the seducer's car Gngxrc 11l Wife for the cake of his tuuuq told, RIM n turning home, preserved li n .. sr 111 spirits, and saved his family from ZEE ; T Daniel K Sickles before leaving IVsshingion visited the spot where the hom place, and pointed out to' two com panions the localities where the different in eidints o.•curtcd, and admitted his inten tions to kill Key It is said that Sickles will shortly start for Europe where he will remain dining the summer. 1P Late advice:, from the groundnut disc tricts on the coast of Africa, say there is a great deficiency in the yield of this crop in Gorce and Senegal. and at tlanthla itttl sup posed the crop will not exceed SOW toss or tioo,lloo bushels last year. Prices on the coast had advanced considerably In conse quence Wo regret to hear tins news, as it nit( rferes with our favorite nuts. We'll hale to lay in a supply. A PROPOSITION FllOll BRIG AM YOUNG It is said that Brigham Young has submitted proposition to-a company of capitalists to sell all their right, title and interest to the Utah Territory, for a' reasonable sum of money, and to leave the Territory within a specified tune. Some of the company are said to be there, consulting with the Ad, mini,tratiom We think it quite probable Brigham and his followers are disposed to change their quarters, and shalt not he surptuted to hear nt their departure - at an early day, to squat upon a strip-of Mexico, or, perhaps, some Yalu in the Pacific. On Monday the people of Massachusetts voted an amendment to their State Consti. lotion, which prohibits naturaliziid citizens from exercising their rights for two full yeari,after the period of naturalization. Thus is another evidence of the proscriptive and liberal tendencies of the Black Republi cans. They clamor loudly for the rights of the negroes, but deny even justice to the white men who flee to our country from the 'tyranny of Europe. Q - We have advices from California by the overland mail to the 15th, and by the way of Panama to the 20th of Arpil. The Sonora. which left San Francisco on the 20th fur Panama, brought 81,700,000 in treasure and 300 passengers. The bill limning the six lower counties of California into a new Territory, to be called Colorado, had passed -the Legislature, and been sent to the Gover nor for his signature. Businesss was im• proving in San Francisco, and the mining news was favorable. The news from the Upper Frazer River Weis favorable. UAIIOLICR CON vicrrso. —George W. Dan null'. formerly of * Harrisburg, indicted at llollidaysburg for keeping a givabling house was found guilty and sentenced to pay a line of two hundred 'dollars anl, costs. ' Suicide of • a Little Girl. The Greenfield Gircette gives the follow ing arc:mint of a tAnching ease of suicide by a little girl meta years old, daughter of Warren Leonard. at Deerfield, Mass., on Saturday, April 30 :—"About 4 o'clock in the afternoon ht2 l mother had occasion to correct her fur Vome little misdemeanor, when she became very much evited, and shut herself ins morn, -.where she remained about an hour, when her mother called her -6;the kitchen.— tier little brothel% Kg ed and one-half years. then requested her to go out to play with him. She then left the house with him, saying sho would go to the river and drown herself, and'idarted across the meadows upon a run, her brother lollowing.• When they came to the river, she stud to him if he would take her clothes bark to the house, she would take them oft. Ile tried to prevent her, but she said st 4 Should be, happy after she should be in the water, and took off her bonnet. when her brother caught hold of her dress to prevent her going in. She broke from him, and walked into the water where it was low at the shore. Ile watched, until she reached a sufficient depth for the current to carry her out of his sight. n hen he ran home and gave theldarm. ft is the opinion of both parents that she was insane She had been an easy child to-govern-1300 re, wahine - carrisetioir at this tune was, only done by talking. No oth er method was used.'-' The body of the child was not discovered until the neat day, 'although immediate ef' forts were Made to find it. Aeronautics. Vr Wke requests IN to say that he nill not leave the country before fall, as he has made ariangements with respeiroble parties he Nen- York for some.oretensive rind im portant aeronautic experiments this muti ny r Ile leaves foe New 1011. on Friday nes.t, to make the nee, ssai v ailangenientS One of those experiments is to lie demon strative of the' crossing the Atlantic with ntclsion ntthin a due course from West to and within the parallels of tn.) degrees, and.will consist m sailing Gum St. Loins to the Atlantic seaboard at a point between Baltimore and the city of New York Another is the propelling and guiding of the balloon with tan-wheels and rudder. Ile is also to test Mr. Page's plan of directing the balloon by Ins plan patented some weeks ago. We undertitand there is to be an aeronautic convention, or rather an aeronautic conference. in New York, by a number of experimentalists in this 1111111tter, and Mr Wise has beeir summoned to meet these gentlemen, with a view to take the en terprise under his directions. Some of the men are wealthy, and have already expend ed considerable sitilln of money in tliese in vestigations. We hope that something practicable may he the result of these pro ceedings, and that it may yet lie the hit and happiness of the present generation to enjoy voyages to foreign lands exempt from the terrors and pains of s?.asickness.---Loncaster (Pa,) Frprrsl Blind Girl Power of the Bible A little girl had been attacked with a se• sere pain in the head, which ended in blind. 'less, She - was taken to an enunent °enlist, who pronounced tier ineurable She wished to know what the doctor had said about her state, and her neater told Mr. '• What mother '" exclaimed the child am I never more to 41.1.• the sun, nor the beautiful fields, ler you, toy dear mother, nor my father 1) ' how shall I bear it f" She airing her hands and wept bitterly. Nothing seemed to )ield her the slightest comfot t till her neither taking a pocket Itible luau the ta ble, placed it in her hands -What is this, mother I" impilited the disconsolate girl. ''lt is the Bible, my child ," Immediately genre oril4 most Consolatory passages pre sented themsetses to her mind. She fillti• ell, hailed her poor. benighted eyeballs ti uard the ceiling, while an angelic expres sion played on her countenance, and then as if tilled anti the holy Spirit, breathed forth in nu lintias‘oined, but scarcely audi ble whisper. •• Thy tea/ he done on earth as it is done in Maven J," A Coss von Sintar-Itir,Ltso Doos --An agricultural writer gives the following re ,lpe to cure vicious dogs from killing sheep, which mny be of some importance to our wool growing readers. The writer says : Select the-stoutest and most vicious old ram in your flock, and shear him close ; then get a small Manilla rope thirty-five feet long, tie one end around the rain's neck and the other end around the dogs neck, and turn them into a ten acre field well cleared of stumps, and let them Lemiin two hours - and'if that old ram don't knock all the sheep killing propensities out of that dog, why then, as Samuel Stonestrect would say, •'1 hope I'may never see chinkapin time a gain.' That dog will inever have the your age to look a sheep in the face again. 'l'llll4 may be an excellent way of effecting the ob ject, but for our part we think it might be accomplished with far greater safety awl ex pedition through the agency of three cents worth of strychnine administered to the ca nine in his food. 'rho Newark Evening Journal, of Monday 1:11E •' another sensation was created in the streets on Saturday, by the appearance of Mr. liattin's steam carriage, containing four smsengers. Thu construc'ion of this car riage is somewhat novel. It resembles in appearance all ordinary light wagon, with an upright boiler suspended in the centre, between t' , o axles, and at each side of it is a small oscillating cylinder, the piston of which turns the wheels. The smoke-pipe is plved_hoLiisiite.lly under the carriage, and carries, the smoke out at the rear, under the back axle.• The two seats are placed in front ind behind the boiler, and the whole ap paratus, which 4,xoeediggly light for a steam carriage. appeared fu be.eksily guided by a crank in the band of the owner, and occupied no more room than an ordinary easah,,without the horsea." SUANDAL Mr ALTOONA. -TllO CiLiZININ of Altoona, Pa., had a small excitement on last Saturday evening. It appears that man named Lehr, had in his employ a young lady, who loved her toaster, not wisely but too well. This excited the jealously of the lawful wife, who raised. a ritmpus.in the house, and kicked up a fuss generally. The husband did not like the conduct of the wife, and endeavored to calm her feelings by pointing it pistol at her:" This raised the exeitabilitiea of the people, who pelted him with cotton eggs, and threatened to tar and feather him snd ride him on a rail. Lehr placed 'himself under the protection or the law, with his wife and the girl, and threat ens to prosecute the parties engaged in the attain ASu 111118TAKK. —A man living near Nashville, who had boon absent in Calder bin some three yearn, on coming hoMe re• cently, found a babe only three months old kyitig in the cradle. With a cruelty utterly ho at once cut off the infant's ear to avenge his wounded honor. " The screams of the littki Htilloror called in the family, when the infuriated man learned that the child belonged to a neighbor who was visiting his wife. Ile - had to flee to es• cape ,a. lynching, . The War News. A Vienna telegram of the t!' - ttli says: " The official jowl* .the Austrian Coe. respondence, de ads all the fa,..is by which the machffintiona of Piedmont, 'supported by France have been unveiled. It also an nounces the departure of the Ctrand Duke .r Tuscany, and the fraternization of this ar my with the revolutionists, and a revolt at i'llasan and Carrara, with the-'establishment of a Provisional flovernment...kustria itittat, therelbW,Titr 4 - the swordlo maintain Eurx) wan order." THE PROFERED MEDIATION OF ENGLAND.- The Times publishes the following telegram from-its correspondent in Vienna: VIENNA, Wednesday viorning.--The British Government has offered direct med itation between Austria and France upon the basis of Lord Cowley's proposabi. Aus tria, having accepted this otlr, has post poned the declaration of war for a day or tvio. The French troops are now crowding into Sardinia." The Tittles says, " we are sorry, however, to add that France has declined the offer made by the British Government." The Paris Patric, 28th, says : We learn a fact of great importance If the Austrian Army has not continued the offensive movement which tt _had_ begun._ it Sliii-aliselliTKarrianr.' , Xmet has accept ed the mediation proposed by England. At the same time we are assured the French Government has taken the oiler of England into consideration. if this news be correct, France may be convinced that this fresh Bence of moderation a ill not be pm un less all guarantees he r,esiliveil, wl.mh the irement state of affairs demniel " The London Moring Post. of the 211111 snys there was still hope for pea«-, at, the En glish oiler of mediation aas under the s(ii ous consideration of the Emperor of the French, and if the Ansiinifis retrain from wham ing n pnedie settlement might Mill he ninde The Emaerou,of the French and the Aus trian and Engin:lt EIIIIP:t(1,1401`; Is ere in con ler, nee on the t veiling of the 27th It is stated that the Fri itch and RIIS,IIItI iOVCI 'merits him' lately }teen pfttellt tog large ,applies of chalk nail .tirve) a of the English coasts, and of Engledi wations the Mediteranean, and have likewise Leen engaged in making large purchases of coal, irrespective of price 01 quality. It iv al o lo intinia . ted that the extensive order for charts had been received mom the tipniii , di GI.V erttnwnt and the Interference was that Spain would throw herself into the Sc..ICC o MEI As many as 27 gun boats of very tight draught, together with some vessels of larger mize•wt re budding On the Thames for the Spami.h government. It Wits suggested that Spam might possibly be actingmerely as the agent of others. French agents are said to have been very active of late in put chasing provisions for the army in Dublin and other parts of Ireland Large quantities of munition and guns were being shipped from England to Gibral tar and PREPAR vrioNs FOR %VAR IN FR %NICK The French Army of observation of the Ithiniva ill,be conspicuous chu fly for its im posyng force of heavy cavalry. it will con sistof night divisions of cavalry and as many of infantry. Eight steam frigates left Toulon on Tues day, the 2thli, for Uenoa. They were tilled auto noon:. The French Moly collecting on the slopes f the Alps will be of the most formidable linraeter. It ill nfltlsPit of Ili, lI.SR thAlfl of infantry, NO 4 div DOOM of cavalry, and thi ori !fiery to match 14 out of 29 battal ions of chasm urs are to form part of the yof the Alps Genoa is to he oxtipii d by the Flinch as a basis of or ration „ whence they can threaten the Austrian's left flunk. and there is to be another basis at Suss, winch will be also fortified and made a general depot for the troops that arnve through the Alpine passes, he Iloniteur states that the corps to be placid 111111(n the command of Prince Napo luni soon assemble at The hench troop.. experienced some diUI roll y in erwoong Mount • (lentils 4001) iT I, n Were employed in elParing the W 1 ,41 of InitnellSe 111/I.SBeS of :MOW. Le Lord of time 2rith says the Enver"? Na poleon hail notified the English Government that he had felt himself obliged to send a French army of occupation immediately into the Sardinia territory, for the _purpose of being in time to protect his ally against the attack of Austria. The Cabinet of London replied, under the existing ,Ireuinstances England would dilur no OITA/WM. It was rumored that the French Senate was about to present an addrchs to the Em peror, beseeching him not to leas e faux Arrangements were, however, being prepar for lion at Lyons. Austrian merchant ships m :..larsedlit were pre, anng to depart, at the suggestion of the Consul The Globe's l'aris correspondent, writing on the 24th, says - - •' lithe hulk of the French nation had been adverse or even indilferent to a war against the Austrians fur the rescue of Italy, any doubt on the nature of public feeling is now I mpossible in fare of the enthusiasm that pervades Paris and all France. Since Friday night I have been in the Farilinurgs, and in the workmen's quarter ; mot of the actories atop work at this season, and the people were in groups (which no policemen now disperhe) discussing the war, and vent ing their indignation against I Autrichien. We clip the following item from the Erie /b4crver " We noticed a short time since the account of a.marriage in a Jail in Arkansas, between a young lady and a man under sentence of death for murder. A parallel to this cast, almost, has occurred here—a young woman of a prepossessing appearance, having visit ed our jail several times for the purpose of striking up a matrimonial bargain with the condemned Foust. Wo learn that sho avows her willingness—nay her anxiety to marry him, and has even went so far as to consult Ilia Honor, Judge Galbraith, in regard to the matter. Here is romance in real life, equal to anything Sylvanus Cobb ever dished ut, for the Ledger. ATTACK ON LILNT'tI ClRCUS.—Frederick, Md , May 10.—An attack was made on 1,. B. Lent's Circus Company, about 0 o'clock last night, while they were performing by a large crow d' of rowdies. Two of' the cir cus men-were badly hurt while protecting their property. Two or three of the outsi cle,rs were hurt, but not seriously. The crowd set fire to the aide canvas, which was burnt up. They also broke one or two wag on' belonging to the circus. All the per got out safe. Tho cause of this is said to be thein-ice of' the tickets, which was 50 cents. The company,refused to put the price, to 25 cents, whiMilhad been done by others before them. It is feared another at tack will be made. The Democratic papers tell an anecdote contented wi;..h Senator - Seward's attention To the milk:tem or the Oneida Methodist Conference, which is good, if not true.— During the sitting of the conference, an el der noticed the devout attention of the Sen ator, and lie asked the latter to what church ho nelongod. '` Well," said Seward, after moment's thought. " I will tell you—eccle siauticalty I am an Episcopalian, hut politi rally I silt a Metho li t !" SHERIFFS SALES. gY VIRTUE OP A TESTATIIIII WRI T oft endittopti ermine, issued out of thorn., triot Cpurt of Phipidoiphio, and to MO directed, t he r e will be exposod to publlo Sale at the Court /10112 , 0, ip the Borough of Bondi:ono 011 Saturday the 4th day of June, of 10 o'olJak,A hi,, the ful lowing described property, to wit 1— All the right, title and interest of the'defee• dente In and to all that certain tract, mesettago or tenement of laud sltfinto in Penn township, Con L. 4 county. bounded and described as tolloins, viz pining. laud! of Quo !tablet, Jacob Darter, rq Jo in Darter and inhere, containing four acres, more or loss, being the BOW thief of laud sold on an Alias Venditioni it:wants, at the Suit of Wor man A Ely to Beni Kemeror Nov 26, 1866, the Deed for which vas acknow ALSO letigod : Nov 28, 1856 , All of two other lots or parcels of land eitunto in the town of MI !helm, P enn . township. with a dwelling House, Store 'Howe, Barn and all other necessary out OUtbulldlnge thereon erected. bound ed on the Huiltchy the Old Fort and MiMinburg Turnpike Board, on the West by the Penne, Brush and Nittany Valloyo Turnpike Road, on the North by lot of Michael Oophart, on the Best by lot of Jacob INcenbuth, being the Banco tract or paroels of land sold January the 28111, 11957, in mainland° of 11 writ , of Venditioni Expense 'dated Bellefonte, lloc lot, 11458, s o ld to Ben; Ketnerer, at the aunt of Towel F Clayton vs. Nm L Musser, the deed for which woe acknowledged January 30, 1857. A LBO, All the right, title and Internet of Bonj Kern, eror bumf; the one-half of all those several tracts _of land _situate MYttnn aw l ! (Iron. tuanshies, con_ 961 ring oft:nil - 24 tracts o land surveyed In pur suance of warrants in followtng name,. to Wit ono troot in the name Of Hannah Mumma tract in the name o f Jottathon Walker,one tract in the mono 01 w ti , McCulley. one tr a ct ur the name of John Nteettlley,one Irma It the name of Benj Lyon, 0110 tract in the name of Bechtel Lyon, one tract In the cum',of Robert Lyon ono tract an the liftifie of Daniel Viontgotmry,part of a tract in the mime of Wm Mmitgontery, purl of a tract in tho nonce of .1 acid, AlOOll O ,lO, J/11110 0 0 Fowler, Ilettryo Anti 'I loontot Il,wiloon, Intern A rmetrong, John Cott d en .Inure Ib pourn, .11wurn Jnu n., Jame, g,. •• ml'ln J.• 11,1 H moody, Andrew liel,AY Log Itt tit" a bole 11/117 norm. more or lees „with two loran Sony ,hill.titer,n e r ected, err of It hit.), .0••,1 1110 tau 1.1 .1, duly ',avid , ' 1.0 ''bee( • ••[..• nil... ••01, canto to If to I. 11l litteer ,110.•••• 10011 1111.• and totetco a and lathe Vkilio l•••••:•••0•• .....1•••1 100 11•••9410141 •••••r, by irtue of a Slott dl 111111 died dol . " n. ktwa1..,1 ) : 7 ,0t 00 o w 2, t h it „i „/,ere cln a tcfm ea, 13 1)11 ronlloloo 1••••••0, 111111 • 1110 0 101 I 11.11 .11 1.11140 a 100.•011•00 F4•1eol, fltht o exertott to nod to he ttnltt tho itr,titt lt t‘ 111 x loon hott,o, Alto tt II It ft.!, 11,,th.t0 11 Harper SVillt to, 1. . .,elll .1 /II VIM Jacob It 1. NI toot, tr lug tit e EEO Dy virtue of a Writ 01 Let sort Facia/ /1811 ed Ila Of the Court of entnnonn Plea• of Centre en and I ma oltreetcol with!e extomeol topobtsl nub the 1.0 l lowing d e ...06,Q Talmage, tenement+ sir tracts of land, +Unused in the tonotoo.hip of Union, msod county of Centro, bginning et an Titer on the margon 01 Ole Bahl Engle truth, by which onool Cr. k it ro hounded out ono anle Find Mee lvounoleol !my latitl+ (lute) of Win Way, containing eliot three acres, be the name inure or Man A LSO, Atl that certain tract or Ole d of ivd situate ri ih o tonnnhtp afore" aid beginning at an Inn rood, thence South 32 ingtees. westiixty nix per chew h 1 stottea. thence south $2 depot a. west $2 perches to a white oidgf illeadthence by lands (late) of Thos Parsons, north 20 degrees, went two bun deed and I laid), three perches to a (sat, thence south st ty degrees east thirty' two perches to .14 , 1 e 5, 11101,1 .0 south 00 degrees, west forty eight phrehett to 5141111.0 thellerl 30 degrees east sixty-sl, perches to post, thriller, south 54 ologrees east One hundred and nineteen perebes to pia, of ',gine lug (the iron wt.l containing leventy•fivo lades rind thirty one seven tenths perches and allowance MIMI All these se, ernl tennis of land situate in tho township aforesaid adjoining lands laid of Jacob fleettz on the snitih,.Parson's heirs and Whore on ibe west: Riad linll on the, Nnith, and Andrew Thompsonon the east They being the same tenets or 'nieces of land whieh John A Elkinton nil wife by deeds tinted severally the 2411, tiny 01 September A 1) 103$, and recorded in the 11,ffino for reeortillig of deeds, An in and for said enmity in Deed Rook M , liege 2111 and 211, nonveyesi to Jamb II Stith, in fee 01 1•1101 premises fironxid erotic poi tom IN eta-area end ill a high slot,. of eultiiation, embracing °reliant,. nod tither no priuements end on whioli is ~reeled comfortable dwelling houses, barns and other out bedding. Seized, token 111 exemition and to be sold a rite property Of J.l, II Smith deeeseed TllO S Mei2ol', Sherif]. Sheriff's Offioggibellefonte , I Nay 1 'ith,l7lsl) If BRIGADE INSPECTOR. WE are authorized to announce the name of 04,11 Auariv II S+t Dr n, of thp, rine, Ir. A C'nn , ll i tto C,. the Owe of Brigade Iniorertor ~1 the Cell, r,, t,nuitt H, 1.4.1,1 e Ma) 1911, HY./ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. LETT E RS - 14 Administration - m testa flood,' m t nero on the relate of Owen Ile) Iron late of Spring I p , den d, bate boon grant,' loth. toberribpr All personn knowing airmen:les intlehttel to gaol ~Into are ruttiest,' to Newt lot ward and make ininitelotte popoant, and [host, baying claims again)," the name will prellunL them properly nut honticated fur sattlement JOHN PAI'IN I Ad m' r• May 11l 185 Y —4ll TO THE ELECTORS OF CENTRE COUNTY. FE TrlzENs, I offer myself to LIA) your con imierntion an n candidate for the office of r'OI'ATI" TREASURE If elected I .111 endeavor lo duteharge the dutiet of the nal, o eith A,1,10 3 subr,l to the deci.on ot the U.nnoerutn• County Convent ion = May IV , Y AI NEW MILLINERY GOODS. MRS. E. GRAMS RESPKUTN'II LI, Y informs th e citizens of BeHermit. , and vinoily that she hu pia IT oeivoli from Pfilluitolpinn n tplendid lot of BONNETS, RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS, of all kiwis, and it superior lot of .1 - 1 (="AC)I ! which 414 Mroote lb, attention of the Whoa May IVth, ISM) tf 'SHERtET SALR By virtue of a writ of Ye:Willi:nil Exponart, mimed out of the Court of Common Pleas of Centre county, and to mo directed, then, will be e:proud topublic sale, at the Court Rouse, In the Borough of Belle foige, on Saturday, the 4th day of dune, at 10 o'clock A , the following des cribed property, to wit " - All that tract or piece of land lying on the cold Orme. to /tail, ton ,chip, Centre oounty, near the village of Plailipriburg formerly part of three sub tracts of the Philipn' Estate, numbering respect ively 53, 75, and 77, mild bearing the warantee ifames of Hugh Mclntire, Marti Myer , and James Merripoo, together wi th the prgerty lying below tract No 75, and lying along Philipsburg and Bellefonte Turnpike road to Philipsburg, compris ing Eleven Hundred Acres, be the same more or lux on which fa erected • Saw Mill, Planing Factory, and other buildings Seised, taken in execution and to be sold at the property of the Philipsburg Coat A Lumber Company THOMAS MoCOY, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Bellefonte, I May 12th, 1859-tan J TO THE ELECTORS OF CEIFFRF CO. allow Citizens: I oiler myself to your F consideration as a Candidate for COUNTY TREASURER, theonuruing election. freleeted f will enhaser to dlsoharge the duties with fidelity Subjnot, of (mum to the decision of the Democratic County Conveution May 12, 1859 OHRIStIAN DERR EICEOUTORE NOTICE. Whereas ,lettliirrleitamuntary on the entitle OfJacob Shomaker, dee'd, Into of Gregg township, Centre co , bare been granted to the subscriber, all persons knowirfg themselves Indebted to said estate are hereby requested to come forward and undo Immediate payment, and these having claims against the same will present them duly authenticated for settlement. JOHN FRAIN, Exisouteri Ma' 12-' 50 .13t ATTENTION FEIVIBLEB H sPECIAI: PARADE. you Are ordered to 'meet et the Armory. , fully equipped for drill, on Friday, the 20th 'May, at 10 o'olook, A M By order of thn Captain. JAB 1.1 BANK,I2I, Cle Armory. May 5.-'52 MASON'S Ma . VA! KII BLACKING -twr *al* by - - VP:GRIMM MI!
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