~N,
Aion oxiceming
All we can say about it'this week however, is from
mere heresity--that Arun having been made upon
it litl i fetir.-Tokitelitter part of last week, and
its redeeming funds baring been exhausted in that
• city, some Brokers or4hetr agents hastened here
r ani4 m,a de s4ch, a ,derhand as to caustkpayment to
1- ejltopped - heratdsc„, Whether this suspension is
,thioe;aierely teniportiry, (nit, the notes of the Bank
is' c aliitioo, are to to Ultimately redeemed, as the
ophoon isiexpre.ssedi,by some of our citizens, (end
nriliCh: 'we - cannot ()it hope for the sake of a
tirgeportion of our Ommunity who must other
`Arlie Sutter iiiiterially;) or whether this is 'to be a
ft4alatul2, tp:total sinash-up, we are positively too
little-acquainted witikbe affairs of the Bunk and
Alm - nature of its . clffienities to say at present; Tho'
ritliin 4 - steno's throw of our office. perhaps no per
.scin, a hundred miles otT has less knowledge• of its
- doings, or is more ignorant of its concerns. We i
hare not been within its doors for many long
-tin:kill:4.s, nor bad any 'business to transact with it
-whiterer,_though a well wisher to its success and
good credit---for the sake of the public conven
ience and the interests of the community around us.
BA well as for the credit of the resident stock-hold
era andltireetors generally, whom we believe so
far a 4 we know tbem,,to be honest and well mean-1
ing men.:
' VOCkiinwing therefdre, who, if any body among
!i is to blame for this ; occurrence, we forbear at
presentany attempt tcvenlighten the public, which
- - . rritift have a tendencyin cast undeserved Censure
upon, individuals,' must await future develop
in nts before we can 4tay any thing further about
it. In the meantime we repeat the hope express
ed by others who know more about it, that it will
survive the present panic, as it has out-rode former
tempests—at least so far as to redeem its
ties - and shield the holders of its notes from ulti
mate loss.
' Or We give this week the full official teturns
of the late election for Canal Commissioner, bt:
which it wfli be seen that the Loco majority is lie-
low 12,000. . it will'be seen too, that with all the 1
bcitsts of the-Loco organs . about their great gains,
the whole vote given for Gamble is not 4v more I
than forty thousand short of the vote given to 1 1
President Taylor, but near 28,000 short of the
. 4 ,7 2 , 6 6 4
.pc,(4l.•an 0.. --- eati .war 24,000 abort of - i
... 'Jtvi. vote til f Longstmth lait year ! sln shcirt 1
... e 4 bat Union, in the state. V e.t the organ
4 1 - . ' pretends that his vote was made up of deser
er
tit
?from Taylor!, Fudge!
'Virile Locofoco urgau in this . county
protid".that the majority for Gamble far Ile
. Commissioner was larger in proportion int
• harms ; than in any other county in the
• part-of the Ante. If ja, appi &ended, tht
• this triumph, should be another fatal st,
progress: of.the North Branch extension
just been started by an' appropriation unj
rule, uronderif they will boast of t.i.
boys giving the biggest lift to produce sw
ar' , a Post-
The last organ under the
crai'llonesty," that one John S. Bossl er
Presi
master in Fayette county. appointe4 n f robbing
‘dent Taylor.'has been arrested on char 6 foco hon
the mail. Was that a specimen of Pastroas
• esty M one of Polk's Or Cave John: ed to the
tern at Great Bend, (who was also e et of this
Office of Auditor on Locof " but de
- that that he was tiot oul,y “' who lire in
-;*441:, robbing the mail ~
tglassloUses shouldn't t t week
, 1121r:The Los meat
c '
•
of some deservri my IS
14/t. .1?-.3P'Irge •
apNr . .110 t believe hd • o od"
fears must ha ve ''
4 4 the . prompt
ascent ; f or no person ever heard any such
.‘ boasting". in advance from us. •
• AIkANT4GE or ADVERTISING.—Nine eases out of
ien,'adrertiqing articles lost, so!m„brings them to
lit tmt the most prompt suceii'ES'we have known
of alyektising lost property; was in the case of a
youniorian,who left orders here a few days since
be tidy - Wallet, lost between here and ten:
•
ox, • • motley and notes. But directlyl af
ter p :likadvertjsement in type, and even be
fpm its , , struck off in the paper, news has al
ready Come that it is'found I
The State elections in New York and , New Jer
re.), occur on Tuesday next, the 6th of November.
It .New York the leadiri of the two late bitterly
j acipciiiMg factions of the Locofocoparty—the usOld
-Bunkers" and lb e " &tub urn ers,;' or the Slavery
Extensionists and professed Free Soilers—have
ted in favor of Free Briiits against the Whigs. It
.wbl-soon be seen what will be the result of this
Winic A , E .ee t ns to have pounced upon us 'with
--foretaste of-his rigid power, during the twphat,
gays offietoberousd unless his severity is abated,
and:s Touch of "lodian,Suramer" is left us in
yetriber, the reinters'Augers must suffer . come.-if
.oar Woodihswers don't come to our
relief. Who'll he the first orrhaed - • •
Henry S. Harris, a mita Reuben Harris of Jack
• 7 iot rae iii),-` *kik lootillw a, Iwinto -a isirt ou
/8i ; *411041tuz,6:1)).*c...
P4 13 ,.: 11 k ,1 *th dx!
— mmarci 4 geP" -
14 0 1
.Autine.444,o l k,Al*'ille mirishiP bad
leyears. and die faithless swain had to pay ,SIOX)
drnOg4 lll 4 OW*4
A 161;:khOtkin - 1 4 1
4 11 .40 GO4 Ali Ori l or.
-004.***1 #o : s .s'44` -1 4.4.14i;6 1 :64,W*
Wilton drgiwniat,fit*imshoctiveuttingtbrOits
iv talks
18 R••
'
ytte llolifbrilt:v. • ,-,---
. f . % I ...'.
Oar roaiders r from
generally w ,be lu,ghlyintett4sted
in readfig . the ffillowingi
/ett 'from 11 - IPitta.ixiart,
4 i.„ i l , California; hi4ielidis it lis eiii e
„,,_ 4 ... ;'• 4 7 4:
Six PeFrafteraro, 31st' Atmati-18 7 48. -
„,„I lato just taken a letter from you from the (2f, : .
office—the only one I have received since I left
Panama.
I stepped on the landing at San Francisco, after
78 days sail on the Pacific in the Sicilian Bark, with
,the usual incidents of sea life two deaths and sol
emn burial in the blue sea; (mid I read the funeral
- service, aid 4th of July remeipbrance of home and
country •,i, and on the unfolding of the Star Banner
at mast-head I delivered an oration-and time pass
id pleasantly. On enterinz lthe Bay, the scene
that broke on our sight was the most beautiful ever I
witnessed—a harbor capable of containing the ships
of a world ; and there are some 200 now laying at
anchor h4re, deserted and worthless—crew and
officers goe fur the iliggius, d.C..
I am tented in what is here Called ” Happy Yal•
ley," a peOect sand bank, about half a mile from
town or cat: of San Franciscol--if city it may be
called, thali goes straggling abOut, here and there.
up hill unit down, like au IriSh shantee town, and
in all (*infusion imaginable. Ybu can form no idea
of the illace, nor can I give you one. Land here
is l worth almost 2 -4 300 per foot. I - louses like Avery
Frink's rent from s'6oo to tslooo per month. Hors
es or mules sell for slouo. You pay 00 cents per
Finland for potatoes and 81.00 fbr butter, itc: But
merchandise is a drug, when bought , at whole
sale. Goods lay scattered about the streets.—
There is no God but gold—no Sunday observance
like the quiet of home ; but gamblers, and jockeys,
and knaves, and speculators rule. The 'Alcade de
cides a suit in favor of you the first and against
you the next time, and so balances justice. Men
charge ! any price they please; and yesterday I
heard 4 man tell his companion to give an ounce
to any one who inquired after iiiht.
But Ito' me the whole seems like a dream—or a
bubble l that will burst like the land speculations of
the west, 'lt needs money here to make money,
and then you take your chances.- I receive about
ten dollars per day--sleep on the ground on an In
ilil rubber bed with a blanket to cover nic—rook
my own Meals in connection withpe few mernbce •
Lof oar company now here, and lay up all 1.,Ae1,„,4- -
I have thought loni , and often c.f fath.tigow he '
has worked and w* - ked on: but ererAttsi,ly goe,
on the run here--all work and n 1 A ; and when
a ti4n works for Ind money he„iiill keep it. Now
my ittivice is, that You send, sill lay-a-bed , dmnes to
California, and crust nie, ftey will soon get broke
into 'the harness' and stork like Old stagers. But
let them come ot i tttitere alone and not ;in compa
nies—alone, defendant : on their Own exertions. or
in compania(of three or five at, most. But the
Humbtit ' 4 reported in and • Sammy Coop. and the
NewiYti k Union Mating Company are atioard,,and
I milt V - out for a moment and see her.l
14 • . bolt is ii„an3 'our company ar 4 w
11 ell,
ti c k
Alid-0-.. ti r a.i.w r at i ikrir t ,6' i ; ili' ila-1
But lct . . - -rOli large aed cunli•trsiomo. I *it- in
. do*litrfs 'N-C start for the " diggins," rind I wil ; t;
is
try it.
/
There is ;old in this land of California, and men,
can get it by working hard. -An 01.111 Ce, per day is
about the average, and some 200,000 men at work.
now
Its occasioned in this
it by the startling an
thanna County !13ank
- excitelnent appears
1444 1 , the togn.ty, jj 4, may,
44islieci. in the F ame
the txrwrencn, and
iorthern
fruits of
• to the
Lich Ras
er tchig
uehanna
n result
d " Fed.
; .
'Out sous verrons, Fin in a hurry life every thing
her.. where time is money, and 'will not wait; and
thisiletter may eogt me five dollars .o time. - But
ma' Money or time can tell the' many thoughts I
send horne:--hoW I think of time. wasted, misspent ;
and there is the told home at I#lnotheit with her
:kind look; her kid word, her alarm lose. and fa
ilitl i,ii his every day ..eatni4e of integrity and
I. • • - I
in:4liStrar nn d. Pre Pub oZ iliFutn ef4 to his family, .
I
It seems to be a design of PrOvideniii in ripening
this Count/ that the AriglO ila+ , n euoriy:should
- liege this seiY•Sia fr e ,CallioriiiiiA petfi*"ll• 4o e for
,4 1 !ne*Icir ili4ag.4i. for . naticpal purity, of char ,
'setae, aftey•the puma. fife tirt,ea years Atill have
01*f trj: 'Ai - inert letlneteityliii tkiff the'phi
litet, - who *aided lit - 'the ir4t fienenii:.ot Tel
,944geehargateu doltsuaiOr, 14# work. . A meas
. -bf our company was sick tope for ratite
(now well ) said-the Doctor ehaiged hal an ounce 44,
110 4 14N'14,t!Fq410Aiii **lie . L thifik
1 4
.4 --b• A ---...., : . . t ~, .:., ~:-.1 . -' .: ;
~Eli l Oya -horde.l.better than I.tbought fluyitreeii
141itrt *ld: *ilintid 'ititi‘elierishe'llyil`sirid' I hoo
4142i1--'74,110/040.44.0;rbiiique
bsiais eueity, and then - small time to meet - ins
Farb man is allowed ten feet to wor on. ' The
Sanakas, and Indians, and Chihaus, an Peruvians
are shot down or driven from the mines. The Or
egon men will permit none but white Ameriain
citizens to dig; ;and dig and dig, dig, Work, work
awO.v,-, with a wooden howl, and la peck and spade.
Bin dinner costs '. , .4 anti lodgings' 63. For vegeta
bles the price is fabulous ; and eggs are 50 cents a
piece, and hens don't like to lay them at that
-.
Prle- - • .
I am writing, with'my paper on my-Imee, and an
old stub of a pen thht has gone' , the rounds of the
tent time and again. i am writing home, and the
thought of father and mother, and sisters and bro.
thersinakes me live again. Wliat a home I have
left behind ! what friends, and society, and kind
ness ! - Here a man looks out for himself or not at
all.: Men are kind here, but time is money and
will not wait. - :
I attended the funeral of James Talmadge, one
of tarr4tithiiiitiz. Over his sickbed I have watch
ed like" iAirilfher. The other chip he was buried in
the sand,' and there we left him; . Ships come in
with the passengers and crew sick ; and men swot
len with ship fever are buried in !the sand, and there
lay, trying to recover. but I and our party enjoy
gocid,tiealth—never better—Talmadge being sick
whe4' . lie left home in the John O. Costar.
my time iB so °coupled that I can only write
in haste—the dust coming into the tent in a storm
and the mail to close in a few litmrs. In my next
I will fell you the experience of California life and
I shall then have been :at the mines and
digging fur the yellow metal. A maul never can
appreciate home and friends, goSsi living and lura•
ry,_Mitil in a new country he begins life anew with
hard labor, privations and honest economy. One
dollar that a man earns by the hard tug of life is
4or,tli one hundred' given to hiM: and believe me,
if my industry is not pleasant it is at least heredi.
tarp--came from the old Ling Thland stock.
, ..„-
, ute,,, 9 A,
Thei - Nevt. Re 71 -Bltial° '
, u , :. , „ ; l ives thit follow-. ,
tgaccounto
e f, - Er .e.Railroadt - _
The-' 1
, itha4 ;• F th l e ag n ' ew °l l3 ,,i Pid e. e i t cob) , nection bebrepe
GT. City -and Bettlee ,
I 'oEl'6 OAP BAIL
;ATUG A AND 'SCROnaI-AillA Abit LE4t.,. , c
ROAD. i
~vre have ta
the last
. two
k .
eisnetrbo o, isibe gra rty tifi se ca i. t e i r o n n i o ti f in o es ur
I tre. ctu ed riT e i r g •
enterprising
months! to refer to the operatt:eof th
the Cayuga
' and u`9 to Railroad; #nd hay' 3 attempted,
from what inforination we cotild gain,
pahv now owning and re uildin
to give
o th k e
and the prospects before us. ,
' whist , I
We are now happy to be able to say, 1 - rkt,
C pU n ti l lic some idea as to the progress el . the Is• r *
that the old Ithaca and Owego--now tl e Ca,yega
' and Susquehanna Railroad—evill beopes - - 1 for travel
I within thirty days. About fpur miles eteal i new road
e are now being made, to avdid the ine;ried plain,
* the other
e., and will be opened at the sante titrie wi
t ...
i line. ibout half
1 '
The terminus for the present will
... 10 1
_ ~
a mile from the village, and about one Vile from
the steamboat landing. A pLerik road is ,‘,, er being,
made, on which the passengerswill be triir isported
from the boat to 'the rail:mad depot. in out, nibuses,
until Spring, when the railroad will be extc=l tiled to
the landing. •
It is well known that the line of this 'earl is j The Late Election and i the North. Brandi.
,
very fine, perhaps the best in the State, i. ith no
Notwithstendini , the lett* writtete,by Mr, G•atn
grittles over 21 feet to the mile, and pmt 7tically
ble in favor ef the. Norrh Br nch, juAt upon. the eve
straight.. The track will be six feet—same
g a g ue of the late election the North,
It in the state islisareil
as the New York and Erie Itailroad. upon as an ex press Tin of t e people in. opposition
This *ill be one of the most ehesanttly-gently nipped .
~„ to our Canal: We greatly feared tifist this would
reads in the United States; and the '_'B m; es will be the case, and hence our anxiety that the people
be run in 45 minutes. • of the North should give 'Ale Fuller ISuch a vote as
The passengers will be taken from the steam- .
would place his election beyond a doubt.
.11ad Mr:
boat, and Set down at the New-York enc. Erie F. received the kind of a 4,te, here upon the line,
Railroad d• t, in Owego, hi one hour.. ~ which the momentous Intiirests a - t• etake. should
The stea tboats on Ohyteet Lake have-bed pur
r
have given him, he:would Mace been elected, and
chased be ,01. Scranton. l'resident. and We liant
we could now go before th Legislature and claim
I. Humph y, Esq. Secretary of the Railroad ( in- .
'that the people of Pennsyl - ania had decided in fa
vor of the work, by elector - a mail Canal, (tom is
• Sec. 16,—V. They (the Directors)
• - '' er ' - road Company.
, 81 1 l stoner who was rarrywh,rei known to ho an ar nt
• 1 'cliese boats are to be inimeiliately i
''• 1 party, and 'will hereafter be controlled lie the R itl
-rnFr'e" ,A friend to its early conipl Lion. But, es mati,ers
reallyturned out, itlis not -to be wondered
schools in the district' fix the amount c, ...eery' 1 and Winter travel, and everything
. It ipe te lic t v o e ren t i. it e .,, r . l , ,
that the anti-improvementi advocates are in high
the appointment of all the teachers o anion
„ them comfortable and pleasant. It .. •.d 1
tlhave ! fitted up in the best pos.ible manner for the 1 e i .ll) - hose
• glee, and claim the electi nof •Mr. Gamble, as a
ran. expression of the poop e against finishing die
salaries, and may disraies them at any ti er in- in two hours and 45 minutes. N:ork. 1
-
cumpetency,,cruelty, negligence, or nnm, "te."
gee- IR. The qualified voters of e. sells- It has become a co:fin - tan oppinion abroad, that
! will be made to ruts from Cayuga Bridge to Ithica .;,. .
We =pot but look upn ' the result as most de
plorable, and wonder at tl t blind devetiun to par-
Lake. steamboats could not run toßridgepublic
tin- ,,
'rot which has taken peesess on of It large portion of
trict shall meet on the second Tue_etla •,f June '
nog the severe NN inter months. The in . .ty .
, owing to the freezing of the lower end of eyng
the people ; causing.them t hazard a long cherished
next,. and every year thereafter, and ch acorn- : rest assured that arrangements are now being.
year, which c , iimmittee shall select their t er for mayand
, dearlY prized object, ifur a mere. temporary
partizsu triumph. If our worst feats are realized,
mince of three of their number to sere for one ' made to overcome any ctilliculties of this kind that
;sold the hopes with which rho friends of this isible
..
subjectthe coining Winter. 4 inspired,are
the' mit
suit-district, to the examinati ant ap- ! B • r• A idg be e beautiful boat is to-be built and put 'on the t
occur, and that Wilts will run - daily to th
lirlaPtre"'d7l-en-Lelsthi:tall‘ have of
It ' : e tt n i. , fit-n , n o f laser ia,
~pmeal of the !board cif (Meteors, fix tl ime of i L a k e ear ly n ext season 'that is expected to make !..
That we did ever: thing inlour pool er to prevent it:
by one or more of their number at leas once in ..ts e v n o .,c hour i s a ‘ a i d n, tif c t l i:e v n
—Bradfprd ...-lry;01.
° P euin g die scluxilatimit pupil, visit • school ! her trip through the Lake in
(69 r miles) es
i n three -- ' • -
each week, have the (etre and repair el 4- 4e ! l u t F t f i t we e l , ( ,g .e iseeen minutes... The intention now is,
r loc ic a e l: n ( d , rn m er n s tr o o f l tli o e f
house, provide fuel, and generally attend to all the ! to run the to and floor the Express trains of .
minute-s:,ithistwo ilLeri ch a
O e w p e a. o. c o _ i ,,,
s t u li b e d d is in_ tr_ie ct t, ors su 7 bj .t e c e . t , ti .c. ty ad- ! the Aul, and
,Rochoster and New-York and
.
Th e Erie , lttt- ads:
Is efirttns will be sparir by the Company to ren
-1 latter clause of this section expresses ; hies -- )te dif- de His route attractive and popular. as well as
ference in the choice of a teacher between the di- I , ,, s tslisant and comfortable. They intend to merit
shall be recomiled. The residue of the sectioribet
rectors and the sub-coiannittee, if an '
y should arise
(- 'File rates of fare and freight are to be reduced,
at least a fare share of Patronage.
. above firma the basisiof my objection, ar.d I tbirl and arrangements't, made. to receive and discharge
ing unimportant, I omit the rehearsal of it. .Thel* freight going to and front the New-York and Erie
of 031 reationable objetitiOns, a salutary a era • Railroad Auburn and RoChester frailroacl at different
el. and points on -the line between these two roads
which giving back to parents their slater and iits .
L ,., Thee.akea-ml.e..nedrnritgnithileg L tlns Ro c a s d u also r ow i n .
• event right as b,, ' e ne w 11/• - •n; n . i-40, I.iisto•• 63 aa- .. , &ui s .tt 4 el'i u teiad *lll couri e-s eetlle'Lac a faw:l i ta
4 k
len r,..bels& i le • ! , ,
.. . ;eta! valley whh the Neiw-York and. Erie - Railroad
enticed* `ll 'lsL i t Le C iff irea nn t-11°A ts t 4 e 1 13311 1 C - ttritt liie l t • reir`p l 'i,itit 'lr)inifttr‘an
-r-- • .. ! -•_:...• ~..,..- , , ee
I
tea ; .. , , Irte'triVtertret
- 1 pointing the teachers , aof fixing to w ill . shipment, distribution. elc!. for anthracite coal, to
•
i render., the right , of ciiiritratting in the'-p in i the. Salt Works, and fur western"an I northern '
'whole routine of sub-district affairs el. e l ' , Can _ adj T pi .
;.• abortive, tit the saute tune leavmg, I s 'a.
j
New-York, as well as 'the great Lakes and the
q s, the finest qualities of
era, deserving, either their attention er
nth- By these im roveme t
it time. Anthracite Coal ID the world will be delivered on
' True it is, by the I nth Sec. they may in
__. < l l o o .,e Cayuga Lake and all over Western New:York, at
a committee, do'., &c., and that said coitr: ~
t _ c ,
.. f,w , about New-York City prices. Not e doubt is enier
general
select the teacher for the respective •ub i.triet t h i tined a that the prices will be so Ihw, as to bring
And what does all this 'amount to ? 'MeV di I, use. il iti T l inC ik it . i i i b n i e e eti 'a o r n tic e l3- th of th fi e lel K il t ° to ‘ g .e e r rY ea S t ra i t m e has r..
Dan to Beersheba—they may go on tneesaee. 4 tauce and the mutual benefit which roust folrity
perambulate the eomretusity—:they may *tan f long been desired and lotked for. Its
ar ze e ns u o pra o r u e r nt a h nd lo need not be set forth. The chi
inquiry from one week's end to another-. , it
with every candidate for, teaching with whom ey this grand en s% terpries, S ta 4 4
they h'ire cannot but
interest in
may sneet; While the terms are to be netefatited individuals conneetol with this project as t t : o e n u e l
fa t the
and the contract made by other hands; the +tilt I tors. When they shall 'have acc..implished their
of which is an impassable distance betitnc the undertaking, thei . r . i:•.lainia to the endearing gratti
tode of all ettikens, and that of the surrounding
Mr..and the proprietors, and the intereeptimp • ' f
all t country, will eve where be responded in. '
goo d correspondence between the teach r:4l the . - -se- --
pupils. And what Will it avail for the cotonlittee Ca 1 Commissioner.
to make their weekly visits at the school, en all #
a Official retur fur Canal Commissioner for the
sympathy—all geed- correspondence is et tunny whole State : i.
cut up by the roots, and all counsel and advice
from parents fatally hatred I I need not . 1,,- I inn
an old teacher—that I have Lad much ex 'rience
in the school room: but I must say that e most
grating sensation has been produced. w , after
giving experimental advice to a teacher, every
look anti gestufe assured me that on me d felt no
dependence—that he was nut My servant4-thai he
was under no obligation to please or eitisfy e,
len the Directors with whom he had contracte—
I have asked several teachers whether they id
feel under any oblig,ntions to the proprietor of
their respective schools,, and the rinswei, wit - a
single exception, has been in the negative, Is tl re
any wonder, then, that our school system is bl
propitious t
„tends, much loved,-ever herd in warm Tegari
land remembrance. * .* . *
The valley of tljer'Sacrarnerdii is barrerttil
mited land, for all L tte world Ake the sand - p!
'‘,:iong Island—laird work antiplenty of it tc
ii potatoe grow ; nut below; here,-towards
rey, the lead . ia rich and fertile in ail thi
yet in a state of nature's own tilling, yet
of great prediction. It is the West—the
her young mammoth strides, after the East
and order, save With the Indians, is mere pt
than in Alic,liew gngland,States ; and :I
the day when California, alta and lower, wi
men to our Washington Capital, as good a
ble as those now there. ti ever Aves a col
glorious in present and future prostitct as
may you all live to,see the time-- e "gi s .
coming"—when. the Pacific and Can
be united in the Railrcrad.bonds oft 4
the. electric "wire tell me of 11041 , and
friendg, in the twinkling of an eye, ) ce of
a heart-thought. So good bye fur t t; and
I am your affectionate brother 7004 from
iiunie, though with you ever and oftiikloth to
stop my pen—comto callusandall-
S. B. 'pap.
For the Sits4luehanna Regist
Our present schodl system, as en a4iuring
the session of the last legislature, wheniempla
ted in its external dress—its form, its 'veness
of form and lal_rag9—is certainly' admix. Its
general provisions ate appropriate and j'a few
only being objectionable, the applicatioi which
according to the letter of their meaninps, and .
must ever, render the whole system .1
abortive. , I will .now introduce those SO
batim.
To give equal opportunity for education, to
classes and conditions of our youth, and ther,
intercept the influence of that kind of ariss,ocr
which wealth and indigence naturally-suPerin •
is undoubtedly a prominent design of the law ,
design every way commendable and just.. But
is well known that improper means, as well as
efficient, generally fail to secure the object lute'
ed. They fail in this case ; and..they- not only f
but they enhance the very thing which they W
designed to diminish:the aristocracy above allud .
to, making the distinCtion between the rich and I .
poor even greater, as' hereafter I shall attempt
show. S. A. NEWTON.
. The war of the 13ebton and anti-Benton facti..l
continue, to grow hotter and hotter. if it is to
On as it has cornigprieed until the. election ne '1
August, we do not know what is to become of
Each':party IS sanguine ,of being able to beat th
other, and they are putting is their piettlest Bole.
The W)lig§ seem to qujoy it _with i inteuse saiis4e:
ton., 'They'are,rpeifectly indifferent aboht the c:
ho th4 - eira , /414 is left of eitherOf thew: Nirb re,
- `,evel - We.an bear .frotu, they 'sting outside of e
164 na only . to give the corabataits fair
fight.,This is thew true' .
• ti' Xibaity Evening Jourrial 'of it fat data
contamed:the:followittsWmirable.l4. loco
foCCa'hiva`ti.ol4ht-to, abuse tru irilui
deserves it to the awe, f;roimd,, alai One f,that
class 4 oflielitioaarth basest his haired' of s,,vh.:
that, they'itaigliia grandfitheir . .aurint rad'.
' N l
onan'hai tendered' better se to the
,Wbigauta., from the 'day. ha : &aim& satin
=,ll4lbe tel
04 4 4it . t.Stri,eiititleci*i.thi A i d
•
! ' GAMBLE. FULLER.
Allegheny 1 - 5103 6263
Adams.
. 1256 16-15
~.
Armstrong, 1937 1648
Berks, d 6827 2867
Beaver, 4,
I; .' d
, , 2U22 • 2319 .
Bucks, 4657 4443
Bedford, y 2579 2523
Blair, it 1310
.
Butler, • . 1911
Bradford, i 2587
Cambria,
,j,,.',- .
, 1375 )128
Carbon, 4 756 490
Ceatre, 6 2093 1382
Chester, 4*- ,
4228 5085
Combed •, 2909 2558
,
Col urabi . ! 2423 1696
Craw for , ' 2483 2204
•
Clarion. 1851 940
Clinton, • 1001 670
Clearti '. 891 .526
Dauph 2108 2788
Delaw l3ll • 1743
Erie, ' . • 1369 2503
Elk, 258 131
Faye . 2645 2113
2665 3097
Grce . .' 2017 lOB4
- .
Hun don, 1330 1787
Inch 1230 1729
Jun' • 1099 • 929
Jeff 1 :i, B7O 463
.
Le 41, • 1788 2378
tar, • 4224 7133
L t.
2594 2317
L ng, 2130 1524-
l
~...... _ , 3 i 49 • 2578
1303,• .251
2618' 2424'
1305 1031
, 1 . p 081• 8698
365 '238
2982 2215
1874 1111
'1419 927
4 - 602 7386
:' . 14689 11714
644 119
546 ' 2.82
3651 2418
9 64 21 4(1
.. , 330.
.149
'2073 1361
' 1681 - ll'
. /820 , r
/028 ~ '
4097
3810,
i;
• • qoinery,
Kean,
wpton,
orthumberlautt,
eny,
-Iphin city
Do. county
'otter,
%/serset,
,cusquebanna,
Tioga,
Union.
Venango,
ii'v9Ume4eland,
Wal!hin4on,
Warren,
Wayne,
Wyoming, ,
York,
i .
Destructive •Fire-- - .. --- . Pa Air - tile Towa*
• •• • - ' ' et '
-.:::: Bridge:; ; ! 1.. roy,. ; ~. 1
-...A 00465t.:y of no Okrina ., ~:'iltaracter betel our
ti v
toitniia Wednesdaylast , ' .iiliant half past trio o'clockpi .11 - ., ohr citizens i ere . alarmed by the
cry of .fire, proceeding' fro' -.the 'ilirixtion of tlie;•
Bridge.—Upon hasteuin„,,o t the spat, we, found
the fire issuing from :th oor!lustr-beyond-tha•
e i
third pier, about two handl - , cl feet from the eastern
abutment It had evidently caught undo ' eath;
and Ihe :floor being fasten d down,: it was, -ith
much difficulty that it coal be got at • and wh n
the plant were finally to I up, the ilames ha
spread sci far that it wasfo.ndynp4sible , to:sub:7_
due theni. The destructio. of the whole Bridge
seemed itmevitable. But the wind was strong from
the west, and by the grea st exertions the fire
was kept from spreading e. t of the s pier, until the
whole structure, including, striag-pieces, braces,
roof. and all, was complet cut otf„ and fell with
1 a crash into the water bene.th. This put au end
1 to the flames.
The part destroyed einb
the whale Bridge, and of
passage, but we. Understiu
have, with commendable sp
so that there wil be no hind:
they re,build.—Bradford
,
•
~ _.....
- ' 11. -..----'-•-----! . i
Ilttoki: J.;11..—0n Tueidav eveMtig, Oct: 91 . 1.
0;0 pri-oiters, taking advantage of the excitenant
of the election and the Slieriff's ab;enee at -upper,
dug a hole in the jail wall mid effected their eseape. '
They were traced as far :' the banks of the river
where: hey.entered a boa provided for them by an
i.
acootuplice. Bdi u were Ipavily irolied mid earn 01
away their chain; with thine. The , one, Lewis
kelchner, WIli• CPll.lnli I :I_, on a charo of house
breaking. lie is about feet high - with black.
f ,
whiskers, dark complexion a:id-black eves. The
other, Pulpit Martin. euned for horse sicaling, is
about 5 feet ten, with dlight' eves light hair and
complirxion.----Sunbury A tiler-iron.
, - 7 -- 5;7 , ~,
C.OisIIDIAN .6.:itillMlCl:i —The Q•anaoian Vitryaelt
-1 dent mentions r a rumor flat the Montreal Annex
ationist. intend sending ),Te'i- - srs. MOffai , and Parit
. tor, : viger, atidarr. .rteis - ..7ii l went on 1
similar errand in 1828, niithone - of them wrote to ‘
a friend in Upper amyl . that Intlynendence, for
annexation purposes, wm; their main cbject . . in
England they never men tuned independence, but
m
pubic sentiment and the' ituation of the two coon
tries are very different n w. '24°ff:it would h.tv. ,
voted to lian2;• Papine:4 fur seeking s . ~ . -‘• L
ti. ara dun
twelve
. year.. since.
1 • 4
BLEEDING AT THE' NeEE. Tiler° j , no greater an
noyance to some, than equeut V.eeding at the
nose, and various means e resorted to check it,
Dr. Samuel R., Smith, of ,tateu Island, N. Y., has
recently communicr_ted-to n the Boston .31e4cal Jour
nal a 'method of stoppi it which he learned of
an old shipmaster. HLS. process N;ras to roll up a
piece of paper and-place It under the upper lip,.
Dr. Smith stopped bleeding which had continued
four days, by tying a knot in it bandage and ap
plying it on the upper HO and tying, the ha kluge
round the head. The raiionale of this treatment
is, that pressure fa the powt mentioned compresses
the artery furnishing the l loud.
AMILGAMATEON.—A tolerable respectable look
ing white woman appeared at the Tombs yesterday
morniwg asking to see her idear husband, a full-sized
colored of an tricommoaly dark- shade,
who had been taken in di ring the - night for mis
conducit. Her request V - 1S refused.—..V. Y. Tri
bune, Oct. 16.
1
A kELIC OF TILE WOttLO AFTER TUE Fuoon.—Ac
cordiog to the Phila. Le ~e r the hull'of a vessel
,
'., recently- revealed iridi ging a Marl pit at Park
lc, West Jersey-12 fe t below-the surface of
ground. The timbers •ere ltoteried teigether
1 ,
.of any iort Was
found about it—showing that it must have been
built anterior to the use f mils iti that quarter,
and before that part of or r state Was _covered 'by
wooden pins, and uo metal'
the debris which elevated the surface above the
level of-the ocean, furmin the' hospitable pprtion
of We-g Jersey.
A MpssrEa BLoarv.,--1317um, the proprietor of
the American Museum in 0 .. Y., is a droll fellow.
1
—Ainialg the. natural curie which he has late
ly added to his collectiO is a live bedbug 'from,
Ohagres, said to be nearl as large as a' pewter
( i_
platter! Cockroaches an t entipeties protect MO
NVlroeyer heard of suclfa. ouster? - We suppose
he mast have carried the My* negroes around' on
his bad ,and Made a me . ()i of them at lef.eure•
The New York Sunday lercury fires off the fo
lowing , iquib, which evert; ough it touch a 44fle
of political corn, is too- goop to be-lost---=', /
A fiery nosed indiVidual p ho stood 6 fee in his
stockings, stated to it hunker, that he as every
inch of 'himawhig. I • ' i •
• " All' but the nose ?" 1 ' -
" Why not the nose?" '!
. " Because, if thia were, amp
might prove to'be a:hamJ'
i -,
- ~
I -
- I . , '' A lot of hay, it
.
.- . ai r t' I" i
.
..,.. pA.-13.0ward • of 100
4 4'. nitiWyrr diStriet, in da.nada.
,st • Statots oftlid Union, during .
ly- gilit)g-to lowa.' Pitied' fa
.ri
,g '74 petfans, - p.4l.osed, thronclii
4 i ir way td the Suite_. Ate* date
: e told- that a, rent Inimber Odra') f,
4 7
..1 lers are,,efideav ••ring to Sell their &flak,
f t , y may go! vas; ard,, 'Preci§ety in :tile
a ay are tha people" earing i O# from Lowey
it a !and Beer Brunswi ;'And Mince Edward
t an . ' '' . ' T-. ' :.: F 1. • - -
. t
~.. 4 ,„,„,., 1 " h .,' nin .l
A. :lATIOVAT... TUANXII , V G ....: e........g4 ------
mend d-,bi..iiorac t of , • • , • petT.—The' deep and
gene* i regard' paictto: e, .Presideata call : to. the •
iii ti.,
natiorr r ta bow its if in hiim Nation, asit roba- :
ble - tWinoili•heit born! ' 'Peng' ' fu l l , ti/c/
l i lt
-the4r4dfai loothire-oL, •, • • has ' ~.- it, !odd'
be moekEeratefulP otreen • Its siserMAis;:n•
thanksttrutg (*rib° 1 •••. :- ofzYtavidenee,,,,
.°: 1:44813 i i ' 4 o l 4rt •gi - - Affkiit -- 1/64 . ,t ,
o,t,thp i Treasyry, . -,rpsi g n:h iltat pOsf,• - ank - • l
runnyltlit praet• *e of k thi . sm.".
..,al . ..
tIGtATION i' Me C
persons have - lef the
!Westjnr the NV ste•
the past week, -"
miliesl 111 un) be ri)
Brockv \ tle on/
Aga; 1
'e
the old r
I
that '"
F
4'
97
706
4085
4431
I AP
2397
3676
813
624
M=Mtta
I!==
Is es just one-fourth or
course interrupts the.
•d that the Company
it, established a ferry,
prance to crossing while
. 77 (A.
'
-- f , - ; Bh.tast e- N ht's Mall.
,: t 4 : ,, ,,.. 1 r: , ..;
"...R.s l L'e 4 4"; , tpstrit.G...i- correspondent of t h e 1
w tit'Fsl44lYibitite Wl''''' from Harrishnii uu,ktai- . I
i
air Im .tat ick w;: ,
f r „
1161 4tterjiitablis " nt of Messm-lieKinley
"it les - etife r z fr — e mi k„ atm io n o ffice, wasAiscovered
on fire tina menu% it o'clock,. Amao/Ft
"Sia'tifirWAT4irit t r IA tx -- iiiiiaii ;t 0 " - t
value of fret
the
to 5,0007
Fortunati ', fire a.% r m , under in time to
save the ird and I
co which were
deposited it 14itie: s orb' te l l .*Mblti iniblications
including the edition o
h
e law %iiquitn g Corn ,
' wk: thp - loot Of - w eknr -sl, luld have been eerie
y..felt.:,--t„.„,
-41 0
- \
WOI ~. bel ' t w w e,
_ ..
• ' -\viisszA A D . TlMlLlitiev
Th.,tripirnai #ii .. Arts Of -- Oci. 4, i av I
" Weiare„,glad to I am that England-mod
France are \ most cor ially united in their d e _
terminagon`kn supp it 'then- Attibessadors in
the advice giv,e s ii th ' m.hv the Porte. respect.
ing the f ~ i iitintlitten ' : lite' . ..Hungari an . ' refe _
it t ,„
gees,..an . a note' - been drawn up by thes e
two powers of a st energetic character,
which it is thOught i . ill..„.haye - e Q uid era m e
weight with the Em . r r,s . ,ofßussia and'Aus
r
tria, to whoriiit . iS to - b 'presented. Th e
firm lattinage of thlOnd'o„:P . apett,ltiOreei.i
oretree to' this quest'. o,la,,Tio`,tfed faith great
satislaetiOn.hy the outn4t, , Debate,
Piine4 Radziyil . • vingi return to SLPe•
tersburgh . to tell. th•..tale,,nf Ills '4N:oint
ment to the Clzar, 1 uad Etr . endi, the \preient
Commissioner in toe Pattubian PrcMikees,
has beent . ent by tl - .Sultan ; to the Czar3o-
anticipate Prince I . ): litrar,s' : statement, iin`
the attention of all I..urope . is anstouslyidi.
rected to the Nor to learn the issue of the
affair. -i .
The -army of ito
;'itself"in troadiness
being embodied.
There: is no reds(
best accerd prevail:
, French Cabinets, at
i Sul French and Eng
tiered into the Med
ready for . any enter
! of this absorbing (p
melia is ordered to hold
d thelocal troops ire
to bu tlit the
bet Ween the h gliblianit
it.-is slid tla4 a power
ish .ntiundron ill be or.
iterrantan forthwith tot,;
YencY., pending the twit
cstion. , •
C RAN CESOsa 1.:1{0.U.14, WAIL—An-a.
cent lett i er front riff to the —Coterritr d.
Eta (I, L.,r . ni,4, by M. ,tiaillartlet,, upon tLe kttom
babilityOf a war b• tweengutoia,autilwtl .
the %.itttv is taken lint Russia' is tuo wvisr t.
enga:se , in such a c ntest; the p‘ , rils of w(nt
she cannot but ap reciate. "Hungary," )
says ; is not yet p werles:;, notwithstandi
the surrender of morn ;at the first mull
ing cry from unit France and England, ti
Magyars would th ow off a yoke not yet it
distsolubry fastene upon them. Voland
and LOMbardy t - ould. rise in' rook, aC
Piedmmat would of le t ftlie so fine an e;
porttp4ty to aven c or the defeat(
Novar,4,.,g,ertgat y Ny.o d - frlteartrit
n 0 cr. umler her fee the 'No to s of : Denkrac
those -
career. is e. - tired, eed„with ash.
4,1 1 t _ here wouliN,lsupre
1 )P invofre Austria an t aTriss`
not pt-oyoke this -riSIS, and on their sr
England and Fra tie will avert
it ley la
A common intere t summ)ns all to "bye
about rn
abomon' econciliatioe This
seems not. only easontthle but altogee.
probable.
When a crowd of
'ler, sec la : party of
b
er stand aside to 6.1
sidered 'lmpolite';
walk itriatud ' them
t.tarin ahem: in the 1
gentility. , .•
gentlemen. standing ma
dies coming, they glaciate
them_ pass, as it will be
t bY; permitting the ladies
ey well'get an .apportnnity
face,_ which is an evidence
In this - borough, on
ult., Miss SAaAU
i tuacktwtd ~$ arali
i In New I.lldAirc7, on
1 lingering! iftnefis -
Watu, Esq., in
was one of the ea
the state-rthaving
Connecticut, in the
thiough what was,
ilerneisito , the van
. , Few:of:its 4tk.e. rts
the. t.ci;
,ouEpe.4,nict I
Seivi , j)auii coup`
great.licnStierane'
puguit, of huiiirit..
ft,lil:kindness in his.
. herit;lieside the w
- pleteitile, the thee'
• ways:afforded at
• friends - In - Ids dee
, . sullereittan irrepar,
.will,n*kurn ono of i l
In coyington,.Tiogn,
AsAVitelpit.t., in t
V. wo,an - Itirly ea
eastern stategan' -
the citizett..*ot. •
ishealfe;.:..?
. ry wet* 4 4
e
tifterwti
'of the t 7
the
' a
tv
Veclumlay evening the 1
NTOksIESTE, daughter of C
rushman, aged If; years:
'ne.4414. the 23(1 uU, afw
ift
65th year` of4hittrage.
ly settlera:in.this portion
migmted.front Litchfield
ear:1,8011;, and made hts
then' titf r almost pathless w
Y'wheri he' lately resided
1 ' - vollorto-more 10 derel,
oßtnibute to the prosperit y
• than Williain Ward
and untiring industry in'
he htkledrthe most ear
otaiestie relations; ar
ter , will long re ,
, e
and r,eady h
he' honie l of
ase his nu,'
,Jspimlitv
feir depict
u.s family la
d our Comm .
al4le citizens
. > on: Alte',, 2,o th ult.,
;Ist Year of his age.
er in thirs;courity, from
hvattfirellltrimon to most
ricixiity AS a wan of gal. -
for ?any yeav an exem.
•tp*t church ,nt this p
A. Y...'ind , more reread
•- 4t Coilfigton ;.- and in
erlt - rhursh member, hue •
twin zegtitude of share
' ''ion 'ere eminently
••ris faith' )n professed d'.
ndahtly miantined him ix ~
ble loss,
(elntion., of eitt
f a ther,, his un'
And kiiidness of . dis
phiyeeki The religi
most oflis life, 'atm
hoi*-1-tte-
IZROME
lED,