r
.101111.1 -
Ithiatow
ltloYhlinlithitikfleiffiloofillitteiViFtlititi A l f" h
tern: tO . Tifelle 'kingdom il'oni;f4kioPrcYi
t er the
.11-11/01***114;44ibiler eiejwitting
':•011 lu - all i tliOrtiliddirl i ur An* and
Aree.: -
11110041hplysilthremors, with absence
. plegittgya i nfie ); MACY Whether' the'
bliptiffivor
othirWies:tTbe feet is, Europe is now in ilitt.l
• trasietficaillcitidisirhislOotiowr itioilway and -
ProOfklilkAllith4.ol*.l.l.offrOTO. !Pm! Of MI.
egret
oat the Anti theM . Ottitelireeecilar'eut
the game 'ere litiVe 'the
the`: itateii~snl . that ledßePtiblktior
edihrinaftotilientlitt ticeOthbritf , toMbl..ariv - ,
n
fag out the Sardinian Olke and Putting..ip
flightjal Mik e prepertjAnd„tiwPectibility.4'
If tbli .P'llte afly,trite, ifkilaiddeiting'eveni
to 411 .,P 4 4 1 itt1i Itollilf-ltidoo4oelneec ro'n:
Awns what , the enemies/W.:ltaly , :have.4llvoYa
said, and wiltiottriutiti..KoilOtlho. ,,, OlOftl;Pi
that tG nevi coMits,,tithe Wii!otVien64lP sv
that- theta iiiiiMitter . te:luilievs' that it- Was ,
either iis ersitieleisitrto unit Austilan pur 4
• ripe
destroying Ataiutici eithrt Zurich n egp!i
salsas, startiel French troops to
ItrifY;lita thei•einirring , for;
_titippyitesit of , armid , ,intwiereocair .Eoe' those ,
reasons we . distrust this report.
In mo qtAtitep n roinecti'llw,ietilerre.ol4,th
e.
, 'Wino question continues . to " ki4ea ip
igntiay behaving
lirlit s ii;Z:iidiMinVigektif the return or ',the Cold.
dynasty,' but temperate in lanzuage and'Ac4 ;
tioo. Lombardy receivekher new king with a
bearty„weleome. hfodena strenuously reiter, :
itiniktifinti 'to' and
cleeiliketiiii.',lfenitial inn tc; . het.
destination of, Austrian rule, ity'llta :only:•Wilt
poseiblorthy, wholesale 7 itniurrition.,,,; Of
. the
mission Of gaunt; Attiset to Oeritral fisiy, "we
can tealliforiti'' Opinion; on account of the'
conflicting reports.' Those whci'Maintain that
the Einperor Napoleon thereittininitests.treesh
ery.to the national cause pteitent. atrang i
dencit hotit still is not pia decisive cbaracfe'r,
And we can ,ii , eir . affoicf.to wait a week or' On
for the development 6f lhtil whale , affitiV:"... The
ZeriefeCoofer*nce seems to have done nothing
yet; nor , hair enough transpired to show. the,
tigirit„and. a(, the;: the several members: ; 1 By
the next keener, •Rrotil!)lp, we shall have 'tin
account of their doings;- !viten the true state of
the Earipein crisis Will begin , to' Clear Up,—
Bowen Jarer.•;.
",gt•fti!•PllFF'lT Ovta 17 0 .. 1 N, 1 4‘ttA* -- 7,9°
',the incitement about hie, tight-rope . feate,by,
Aqesil!!!4..ioPtqPg
an Omelet, 4 11 4.,0010i.,•/ 6 Pr5, , , , , Ikelfr!k 4l ° ,-
ael,4oololl*.attleititperferatiace: .
HAIN, a OPP o.:Af,ter• 0 T.,1 , 14 10 7.
urn the citiedianithirep'halitifted' beck with
a o 64)86014'146*i/0i! his
apituiteltabeectheretreeonilatint 'of.aeaucepan;
ladle, sundry diekblt'lPC.l.l,,Plit:of .4 0 !toWs BA
,oareiy fastened upon the stove; It must novbc
imegieed-tb,at the, gees Ate ham , ,tti!op - filAin'eTc .
was I , full:sizeilcast-iron , Victor;',, , pietliqr must
it'll.' fancied, a ,'miniitture affait—:-tr
• ItitkitheetpceikaillttAsh..:lt*aae . goodiseized,
PRINIFI.YAMOnp.i4O;ItiIWitpt tn,s,(4 ity, B 7.
tic situt.rtron,,"and' boaetink , prii3ke-illO/ , '
tiiiitidst
Arrived at the centre of the rope lilonclin
ebrintiiis pole and proceeded ,with, nonchalance
•
• WM fiiff,lllTl•7ll
.1 t . • iin tp buttith e
.-."'
- orrn ' * e 'iiith iirime Pitaey,;to
'material built his die. eltsitinitit*lth'it's ' 641
' . llsirdiPUdf , looti' railing a • smoltd:3thiehi prOv- '
ed the genttipatesk, l .lo Atte , ,,fr,n. P.sr"tht!"'':f°r•
tooting._ When *proper 'degree. of heel, had
..., been attained le p roduced hie eggs, brbke them
inlPatablinethrew the.slidila into the airy r! . .l—
eiliastarrlS PrePerffiii .W. 40 all OKAPI• o r !'
e4o.igic , ri#rent, an when It wns 'e . ornpl44..tte..
_ ,lqweitiidit to t. e. Aecli.4rthe Mild'of the'm it . ,.,
itteii.: 4 o4iii;lit(t litit; , it l iiiis:4di iideVii; id ~ the
Inbalifiiiitieldblit shaievilliot readerlfr . treastired
' kit,thelkpassentic k -Gothering,..ufr his thotrif l
, t Mon4ilbrrftß 4ticalmf,,4 ll l PSkt. 494 i ' ii/( A
l'•: oinOF 4 hirrlsllnd,if , upn the'Ai•rr,an_4 "ataii; , othia lb&loadeheeriCortlie•throhg. '
A ,
• ' '
__" -"' .j. f , '" ' ' '"—• '• ' '"- '.;- -,- :t.i;--,
illortelrsititon Pcas,.,—,.pec!ly.em ont.(N.H.) . ,
4frvet , i,r Abit,OciltneYit'fthe.grqrY. 0' !.: I ;a.t,
'leggin!) ot tha Contiecti_eitt valley ; '', ivni more
iii;
iiiii'liiiiillt attractive 'ilieFitithtt4ll'4ltiiiite
therlttit , thoieltt,,v!Firei crept oft ita.biiPle.sitlee;
oft *skiing 'flattlei, appeated ! grnduatly, yist he
imilegija." - ftthil4° . I Yer. w.0r 141 -."' The ,t l f,'T.kg. ki
chyle (Km! troll
~ orifinect trn tnel!utitreguent ea
ealitildnOT iba plece,"" the ' 'con fligia t ion 'itijtitZs.
big ii*edinidii , lffirittodt in pertieultif. ''- On e'
som
if iiiiitiiiittit'oi-th'it3rien litebfitiitii; alto; the
titsifivelliillhottillontitiationa; c :.
. ( ;;:tYMX 4*lllf!Altß,an!loilmi. D° Poi Tii'• ,- P!.
rt r tt k
i ,
~ § , .4
_, .., 44:V ....„, 1 ,, /.. %. . ..:... ~.. .. . ~,?,_f
- AK Ea tir:J.PArilh Re? I ,?,!MPITA: ...”'? ° P, 1-nr
-40,1410"miktoi,4,1it:14*i ':. : "
101 r , t
Atonal 11 ,04, 1 . ,3 1P?!..t r 1 1 re'"'on. yilly,
V
Aal ntoad oii ti
'ciot'paii, Viof w it iiiiinci:
bletlia elliittlettore`ehititietiinfi ii-*Pot saP
• 'Motif Ititai*.,4_44ated.lo4ll4 capitalist& '
"Oni t i s . 114 .‘ 7,101,4 r
i 4h . eloloo. 1 1 1,1.7.t0 innkn,tfit,h.gm;or
Al thero *Dilai 1 - 0:0 e ria" satieii
ekt = inkillit E hialliWolii'il643 . uille =Ttii '
otatletto;lN g ottiptpiiiifiillooto . 44l ttOt'wo 110: in f
wi , l*4oo;;thamakipt otaojekt: is tkOrAffthrtr:
". 1 4 11 X• 4 9111__Ek J*. ttvtl;'' , ..t!rlfgk . he who cuter,.
liftwdoltit IF t o ienpfpip to pay top peeient.
*the ifb ii t'i'"'Tiii' i'ediVt(ll ° V
lid
the
Tll
~,,, , NA,Paart Ilristrniftslsr,,yitt Dfatz.llioultt,or
.11- • rit*Ntaleiigs':i-Th4rAlolitielir7ll"P.o3, hr
ount i - t . hill
s a c t o n v itlf,t_htt late l iti r n ot fo , rCon
4 1
resits ' ' ..-
' ' ' enough. .
pi ,
b SO tlnstthe e rn t i
yam, a l i , - •eithgr'paiti,to gittit it,a majoritY
in the* inz's4f thi'lle teriegress.i, Twefity.
k
igh a jtVt T - ,,whick , :ha e';eleetscl Te a nibers ol
on s h ir, eta 1 a Otipositi n Illnd 7if . ,,
rata; -' l The e sie l. ykt 2lk to lecteit
At.f.YLllich.ll/ofiablY6 will be rie,Tocrati 'ga y '
-itirk niejrirlirdros -, fiir 'the OppoilfiOn. 'l'll4'
Opposition now elected may be chissi4ed Ilifig-':'
Itepailicsnit,' 108; anti-Lecompron Demo',
data, 12;,Nnyth Americana,. 9; South Amer* '
cilia, 14.: As it Vcijuirqa 119 fOr a majority of
tliellnuse ' hi,.pariy will . have' l tiiiipirifir'irti ifiei
Witte. "lithe •Republiiany Will b tiiiiiiiirklilty
t ilf• strongest, hut rsilll lack Altteen outies , af
conurolling t,helleoss.Theßepn,ltllSlitlllsallti
Lbcomptpti Delnocrats;•and Npytbern 4,t,neri
ce,if they act together; Will!'iitstl7 sole,i.'
Tile Republicans arid - aiiti-tectimplon"Dereno.
Crate' togethei, twill 'east...putt .118.' •This ano.:
nnialoua conditinn7 of ,affitirs - in, politics bothers
tql , P±ll'iy Polilleitins amazingly, and there
will'probably be moms huckstering 'betireen
them or coalition to secure ths "desired ma
jitrity..• , ,""' , ' ' ' ~.
. Silootarioy.,-4 S o oothitnlo - otnaT
Who Was onc'e employ' ed 'l4 the; Aardubui
diitira of taking the.'eenpoit, fra Mriny . .of
t . he. iticonvtlpiencie;s . attending upon that.loty,
l ake" - , the following (finely... suggestik . nis lot
I , .
;:t•Otri , whet we euitgeet.isi that4steh!fa liner;
t¢le fall , tut he gather* hislertml, shall .keep.
errigthingjike..rip accurate account otthe,qtitin,
t encl. value,of the eame,r. , taice
toe ke: fiatl
,'_a r titiem en t Of 'the
niirperand eges:of.hii:ftiniilyg the
aFrei4it'Jand,:nll4fea and litnbeiekthe
,nOr anti. ageszof hii F ry intry the number And,
viiNt 0,44 horses and. mules; ,the nurobel of
bitirfref.:Cetteri batrell of= coqi t
vale. of riaCh,an ' ii.leave it in'ariMe pace : ' wbeyi.
an rthembei 'of dhe. fa may: etlio :May be at homer:
when the Depptyibth . rittut shall ealt,-,can read
aly -ftget'buld will , ; time. i ,to,a)l,cort,7
'Orneo,,tinir :trlatlY" 'teliet o Mike,: the
nine ' mire:et; complete' nil sat iitfa:6;
• .
Tog diGliziT goteTtipi..M.....Thiii nautical pro
'rligy s ' according..to.the iait :accoutots.from Eu
ropo, nattily. completed, end will sail.-from
Vila nd on i lir;,fiiat of, Septemlier. - 'Tier di
rtiensiaiis and tonage ',are thus given : - in ti :Par
thirientery .rettirti , just issue& . • • , -, ''
'.Lengt h, f:l97,6r.brearithi :6218; Annth, ,31,6,
Tonne exclusive of engine room, 13,341gr05s
ton-age; 1 . 8 2 910 .., 'I,. :.:'-, T -,, 1: . .,.
`}''At the Jiatilie entertain'Atent 'given on hair&
• this ship. !in , hbnin-of •her enmpletion, Lord Stun.:.
' ley roal&if Ibis lexperimrint. succeeds, it• will•
havi.r.ecißcaithiy one'half the distance in .pnini
Cof time Which now.diyidea .continenteoincl na
(lone which :nature : had Operated by interven•
!nit ne'enne; it Wiltba e'ireitte'r idep, a greater
progress' ill the'tirt of ship tuitding, thaw has
atter-been ;ItncomPlished in - our ; generation; it
Will; re9dO !he ,paortge over the stormy ocean
to - r,eiticite counttiess, aa . ealslXnd 'ars free from
I,lCeiortfeirV na the 'rail iliPay' iraiir is 'at present; it
kith ritlymilate and- develoPAraire to an aTinoit•
riealculabld ixtenWit Will -ena . ble England to
' gal into the; great empire of the East, in case
I: e nenpldeinforcpmente,and.ald arithlt raPidity
',49ril (9
._ thii‘:Cif:!he, :overland line,: ;Ina 'tqi:
teate'oviit 4vhiCh ne.fariign potintafa can p 5
scroty Itorsatorr •„OF. EIVOLANIi,r-The ;Vow'
Arptli.!'‘..,9o ll.l i4iSPling,,g l llXo l o fr°T,a of French,
instaatonl.even)(.iflya,44;by )4Fttilt , Drapl7on,
arghtle' the"firitish LiOrr':htia - nothing
to atipiehmid:" stitn'inimaidn, intltred;' st:ould.ba
alyriatAttlainity; the :_eipiratiri or ; a.r,enrnmerce
i
werth three, hundred millions of pounds sterling
.
a year to the . haasarrli.of.war alone be a
great ealstaltylAtut !tie, •ssmotlen.,•!.valls•ol, Eng
)and are Ss . numerous.and impenetrable as they
NvOye.in; the...slays ,of 'the, : elder: ;.Napolecmrthe
linilitaryjeatutrces of. Enelantlarirnore.firtmld,
bie r , and "(be yeom e n; England in; the' coat., of .
_that
',,thatPariricr Oahld holanded;,sitthieh it, 'dernirnitra-.
)alrgiauld.riot be," . ; • •
. .
fautserppic:Coteep the
thr.;;rowing cotton .crop will
!Orphibly, reach .the'quaniiiy' of knir million
iinlee arof, - at ' , fifty dollars 'a' bile; will
!produce wo Hundred millions
dEtt,:itititrteisis
canyjsee in Texas; ohe Sam
li.jsustpri iieliyered s.speeclitit Dlecotiogcs,
!is*:refiinged 'and litibtished VIII in 'fhe.
irk lieilistinctly d . efinett
deist; stijitted his Knbvir Nethingient; denounced'
Sewa.rd , and the Bepublieans suplicirted Buch-.
otnit/4,9posed,poptiar soyeteignty, .the frump
qslitvie . trade; LectireptotC,and the liie.:eating
`Beitineilitic.Catiireilt !sitsllr ire South
— . .,t(iii'llitnejotity..4loover Jo,oool—
I i .to j ~Fuemorr 'Fremont says tbetfax
'kF9ftEc4..lo Pl.J.stt•,.e,Plo•lrt',.;
aet troeble, .we' oreliappy t d ••1-le..hos
Ifed - hik - Prin - ClPOl:iiiittersi diftleulty'siiiiifie;
:out , Of binds I'6l tbe'NASsbeanistkond
I},ooititicepiteljets. Be Jiat , ,meßni ,JO:go on
withAlit improvernente • and.' will build ,
,a ;new.
,qn4rt:s4vill upon . !ho , ....Merced.Aivet for which
he'has' simple . 'ester ',poWet."' Pis : mills now'
rknininglite yielding)-very liend,somel as 'we
are: •: • : •"
;i67140.; ,AUbikrftii;(PlYtiga), D 1 4 1 .Y ITY.fy
wheat js'.lifipCtkres,he a fr 'the ceniltyanir
tye'.o,lo eno F ti* ! .. ... - : We have' . not heard of
int avihitgei'leii than twenty-AVe
' the greater portion'
ttitltlfrotri,thiSty , ,iolpitty•Ay#)eue"heis, 8 91e.Y. ,
will be light....Osts very heavy, , an4 the.far.nt-,
ers anticipate that the price ivilr 'l4ilown 'to
tWenty-fi've - Centa Or" -- Ps t 0 e 3 are
itlibiiii.ciut-spiebilicily; :and henituie will
'eseeediicgly itcabout weeicf.be:!
IlinflitiMetibtßY 44 . l l, l )#.o ro # 90,11ct!' lOW d,
o yenssrhs.ble', gee() yiebrispspected.' 4ppl are gettin plenty: ,ee
' • '
Sloe ilb:omatntottriof. imigrants noW on "; the
ptilink,Snd:binand,Or!C.aiffifrnia,ei.b.ibout thirty
rap~}a,witt
amounting tOn
'start to little less than. one hundred thomnind
head. Ofthese, more than half , ate (oi were)
w6Figi n gAi x eCt
:.:Toe emigtation: cavern he4greit 31141 for, an
extent of more,,,thatLecyco ,htinArr ?naff s o r:
fall ,balf the limn, this set lernents,Of
rinses to tbeise'fit Cilifornia itiat itie Sier ra
Nevada. The head• of tbis'mignifiefentqchlutnn
xvillienter the valley of the Siteravneoro'earlY
jo , .,olmat; Its extreme bo straggling
down thelriaMatem-slopee;i4;'mid foot :
'sore, as 1 its is the lst, of Octolith'''''
i t in
lit
of,
irn
-i);..t.iif4o4oiiilli. .11..:.ti
1 , : •:: ' l%*loa*.,Elepteinl?eir L. , . :::: :'.':.' .' k: ...
. .
...o.lki!'itTTE4G.Tir 4*. (**..
avairrumge : iiostocr: •
419 NiktAii‘ frkk+es, if... York, end 10 Sgailf#l itistoa.
t."'"11: I ILL h. Co.; atti the litititte-tot the
jitettosinittd • the feast ; Influential and ht
• iiiisalitinCiterepaponaiillitireiitiilltraitaillit—thie
tAitter;Areetithor!ted. Ato• our
4 0 11 ,12.4 e'T• l ' • .•Z • ‘`' '• 4
„- IYeiniorE4 - 9 Trott446#l.
•: - :*:losr-4017 , Rmoza,ciENxcmp: , ;
RICILARDSOI( L. 'WRIGIIT,
7 or
OF FRAtil(4lll. COUNTi•
I#stiict.NotOikat , fops
litiCkliihworolllteanialinsty,
[9qbjeep I t o thl acLiQD Qf .Dls,,,rfct,Opilyentiopj
. ,
..... •
;
:A., NI, XigNTON, 09uaty
T. :Ji'llOTt*i" Clearfield trOUTIi.j.
• •
•" ••••,,
• ....:WATTERAIAPC.r. DAVIS. : •
: .• - •
' •
" • T. 0'; ryoi.one
De... *iipe ildit le ii,..ll3ab.lo' . :hersi.,; one
~diY
Mr. J. ilprane. requests:no 4o , .eay that
'halt'added.sovetakhoraa;and new earriagee
hie:Livery,, which i!! let low - eit-rotes.
Stable at Itenoett's Old Stand.. - • , • •
~ , .
IT4e Dernooratsnf 7VVarren. Connty..are to
hnld.their Convention, next Tuesday, the.6th,
inst.'s parq'tiorobengeini'ng etrengh in
'that county,an) wilt go ,into,the ,conteSt.this
fall'ssith more.then.u?ual,energy and spirit. •
•
13:.Mathers has remOve'd
stoek of Groaerfes and Provisions into 'Trans'
.
Store,. where.. he aaa: , be , seen daring, basiness
;hours, a smilin g countenance, ready
s to
load, a teann.,With provisions, :
Courtfit A uutions.L—The Central Committee ,
n'ciminafed .1: C. 'Hamlin,' of
,gmethport, and
G.. Gi e 4 of Cares ' ', to'he;supported by.the
Democracy of WiCean county. for Auditors.
The committeii:chaiii is'vrise-iiele,ction,
and have' given us as, candidates experienced
ocdoutitants;- anemen wh6 perfoim their
due ro
g4rd'fo to the•inteiesta of onr:County. •
ONE Pam: Itzdutazoz.N. S. Butler, of
the sategulatoi,"; is'notiv- in New --Yark '-city
extensiveinelcing purchazei foi tbe• fall-trade.
Tht flirn of 1 4 1..Sillutlerlk Co.'have • by fatty
dealing,: end , .placed the Wiliness .
of thecr;c-house- on. a "solicf,basia, have.
obtained 'the •cohndence . of all -Wha haie dealt
with thern,;asd'inow .etand at the head of the;
riry•Goods'Nouses 'at . We confidently;
recommend-thOsicif ;our citizen who Wilt -.that,.
dace for the' : purppse of feeding, to . nail at the
. .
:.112M7,04-r-ElftlaWrltirrAYM.4 l /4444,9*Rigi
held ititiditstlyik,theit6th.
thectindidate'preaented from this County r isras
iumittateA, , on..the hallpt,.r4iiing the
.votes,of .the
,ihslgiates. from three, counties r7
Boyer of: Clearfield, was pon:inate4 .
,o,R, 00,i:4104 seven vote . S.
Ne.,;undproapd thme:*las , honorable
;between the Cotinties of .Jeflersoic' Mid .dlear-,
fteld,..fao Itlemheti'hutAst at the
!end Ole , pan teit,r hidh„rOu'lied - in(ivor
of
1 0aerfully.a . Cquiesieil in iiie
choic'e, !Ind the
. .
Tq tbirvoters, in the district Who . ora parson
'ally ,unacquainted, With , It., ,112:Biririirr; the,
candidate froMM'Kean We'WoMd 'ilit3ihee his
character andlualificatsous erititlehini 'to their
zealous aUpport.. Mr..B. is a th?rciugh-zoing,
anorgetic 'bnsinzas, map;
. .indefat ip
.the
nacrimptiahmant ; of ; objent&u,ndertriken, and op=
:right and honorable in his business.
• Well acquainted the, wants Or the :dis
,tziOtiand will fajthinly. represent Our interests
,inthe Legislature , reiard to , fear
favor. 'Welbespeak for him a Cordial sitpiirirt,
pr. T. J. '
PoZzu,of r e pre s en ted
.
,
usably and faithfully - in, the Jost LegislatUte,
and his course met with the 'entire 'apProval of
his ennatituents."' *e:need. not • shy
Wilfiee . eive : theentire'PenmerritiF vOteM the'
county, or ,
hieeleetedby a laige ma;
aority
'The hope tharthe9Oriosition' had rot s,ic
deeding electing Members, based upon die:-
affectiOn• among Democrats, time' falls to the
ground. The DemoCtatie party in his die
strict is united and' will increase , their: majori.
.tieliovef list year.
.An'iffecting re.nnion'ora ilaue mother
dime:tier, ,tooir-,Pliwo. ,Virinhinoon,
They,iind peen separated _ tnanx.ye!irii
--the daughter had Come Morn her;:tillistoir in
tinnnsiipe, "mid
other' iineeisiiilen, to . find tiOnnain.,: This
' Thi-inother,ln , .rage !PO
plc) •havii•snfice
Ye4r."
Paorecv.=—A . railroad
ineetinglwee held in - Fianklin,,Venanio cooky,
bh`Monday the 15th;.fOr - the purposeof-allopt
preliminaiy meaapree relative to a sailroal!
from, Warren to Franklin, and from Franklin to
gittioairm . if,deertied 1" . WC'
tm:•,. • •
RIPTIBLICAN uoNvitrazoN. 7 —The Oppoliticin
'o,4lth attendei), but hi l
de:interest Tipetesied old side tir theAoiouitii
headijui'rtets p t. the 44citio-o- l imic c o;
Sib)led 112elitistitutir?, according
don the `elite. •
- - Ilni - pereSkinrfilicid in itornination for_Covnly .
iiiifitriax Would
nsgenothkne against '
.rtiejteselioliees; iiiiiiiiiiiii be eipeetedi, are.
highly:denhnciatary,of.the, rAemoiratiF party',
and the' Goireineeeneliii4er•which They. enjoy
'eo itianY.:blessings;,:The first .resokotion;.'llthes
ni.the )ansas tpiestiloh, - 'attusesithe'Adminis,
liation'of, •opposing modification of'thetariff;
of prodigal •exilenitilres' of 'public inOneY,..Of
filibueteririg,`ana wrong on the natural
question • ..• " • • .'-••
;The present quiet state'Of Kansas, as.. corp.;.
pared with the cemtnencentof. : Nr..Buchenen's.
administration, and.t he; fact - that .bui:nne . .,nro- .
slayery,vote was'cast in the . recent Oonstitu..
ilonel con eent len, la sutticient,evidence that the
pot beekheneficial to, Kansas, and to th e:
..,,
Union,and . will result , irt,atirling:ope , More" free
§lateto.ottr ConfederaCY.. F,' , ,, , ,ery.person whe
lit:at,:alkhordrail.,ln ; the doings, of. the .latit Con-,
gess .knows that
.the. President,scivocat ed ,i
modifrectioti . nf : theteri if, and, was sustained by
the entire Democratic.; delegation .froM.,Palttir
sylvanle... .. pwpreipm . idrilinistration, ie; tl?p
most, economical of any i for 4 . riumber oc.y . ears,
considering the,. extraordinary . :services .per 1
formed'. and . the extravagant appropriations
left it to , pay, which were Voted, by an'.. 0 01 , 90r,
tiOn.Congriss. Congress.: The•whelp power , of , the pres
ident has been'. used to . ,prevent. filibustering,'
and it. has entirely
. suCceded; the ,administra...
tion fakes ,the , only.. just ground-in reladion to
naturalized citiiens; that they will have equal , ;
protect ion with native; born citizensi.except for
crimes they may have- committed before . they
came to : this Coontry,,and:'eScaped punishrpent,l
for which they can be legally tried and nurbbed
,on their'voltintery return to the place where
the offence wa• com it ted.,, .. : ;
... The secend. Rf!SO T ra tion premises , that .the
.Rendblican perty• wil l
not interfere vvith.sla
veritvvbere it exists,. but: is opposed toinsla
ving any mart, black.or white, end. in favor, ; o
legal and moral discourigement .of it. .
.:.. r .. Jast.,the policy advnestedj and carried out by
the Dem ocratic . party; that slavery :is'an evil
and, shotpde'discountenanced by all legal add
constitutional means.
• The third and fourth . :reattletions are devoted
tit - the tesli•of making it, appear that the Dem
ocratic partya re in ,fevor of opening the, slave
trade,, and that - the administration -coariter .
itanceatheyielations'of law in that ,regard. •
:•Titere•ari: but feWPersons. belonging taany
party So re'ckiess. as to make such a charge. Lt
jell !tutorial's fact that the Democratic party
is ut terly.oppased to the re-opening of the slave
trader: anAthera is no party, .or considarehle
body of
. men,.either north,or, south, botoppoae
it. It is.'not seriously advocated hyany body.
In,,Teps,where the people. are supposed •to
have extreme southern principles; • and where
the importation of. Slaxres would be' profitable,
any where,: theY have recently expressed
their disap . probation„ofthe meroitre by :elect,.
log
„Han; S. licinsten; Governor, hy a large tna
joritY:who openly avowed himtelf oPposert
to the slay.e.traffie. which wasthe only (pies
tion-; before the, voters:.,- The Mminiatration,
has been energetic inthe•-use of •the mean, at
to g offendersic e.
,Two additional
. yea=
lids have been added 'to the service, which
inereses the' U. S. f orces beyOnd the' t reaty
•siinula
•- • . • • •. .•
tions. • •
they - reio”re the party .infavor cif
the.union tinder certain, conditions and with
entrain provisos. .
: • Th'e sixth resolnti'on lauds the,cetirse• of the
most eritrupt . noli , ,iciait of PknsYlvania, Simon
Canieron; in the H. S. Senate, and ends• with a
. •
fliiio,at l poVernor Bigler.. •
eighth resolution Wes . Tramed for the
purposerof showing their appreciation of .tov.
racker>slraitrirous . coUrse • toward 'the party
which placed him in. power. ••
Thep follow • preambles and a 'resolution
which it is.elaimed that' the groWing:intereste
o 1 'Kean county require . .a watchful and
. ous ,guardian.:.at the`' State and
that W.:A. Williams* [happy discOvery] is•just
.the Man.. -The lait resolution places -,candi.
dates bef9re the party.—
The nominee frOm this county is , another happy
}le may be said to be , a rfP
resenfe.fivo.man; but we hope for the
~credit.
„Of
the:countythat there willbe but few'who wil
declarc; . l4 their Votes that- they, wish 'to 'be:
thusiepresented a.t Harrisburg.. •
That s feoupersons,Who controt.the. action
of
,the Republican party in this county,. would
be.rookleis.enougb to so.folsify and ,trisrepre :
aenttlte . Deruncratip . party-and Mr; Buch'anan'a
sdrinipisflption is. Opt surprising; ..but Abet ',the
honest tnertcd,.the partymep . held to be' can..
Aid.and truth tetling, ‘hould, by their action
County: Convention, endorSe end give . weight
to such notorious falsehoods 'as are' contained
in Oise resolutions, is certainly to. be wonder-
.
Vita, Stasiad to New Etiat”trio.—:Thd fried
Week before lasA eictended over, large distriets
in New England, slightly marking' the tender
foliage and giving an autumnal brown to an oc
Casional leaf. There' Was a'slight 'frost in July
and a severe. one in June, du tjtat•'averY 'iamb
in .18,59 . bee been attended by .6, (mi. it .te
Tirobeble.hatScpteriaber vvill not,riess without
a sirMlar'eisitatipm,drid if BO the present year
Will be - noted iirie In which" . there.was
every. month, an occumrice wt."" nes not hap.
years
.p,ened .for mar.. lolly • 'An 1816
.
„to. frost in sl,ow England.. in every
ratinth,:and . the season, will be remembered by
the pid folks as the year of the Itcolil eutruner."l
IRIMILESZNTATIVE COMM Ito •
. . . .
:-I*liek,DernOristic.Conv.itition for ttip Ligis!4-
~ iiv!olitritt composed of Jefferson, • Ctesrfield,
Etlc.ao. 7 ,;ll6 l lCessi met, •s reeal ly ter neriice.',.ai
ApifUtii' 26, 180 q, and on r'no!ion' ;o1
Jefferson,..oiliniiitod '; by
~ or ; e Dickinson , of, Chairateff) . of
the•t r onvention.. Messrs: - K.. L. OlooecifJel
ferson, endW. , or Cleat field ;were.
chosen Secre ; apes..:}
• ' •
••• , e. egites from the, several counties pre
sented.heir. ere(ientia4 as foltow;si •
;Clearfield =J. L. Morgan, John _ W. Pulley,
' ' . •2
.W.. ealey ! and
George . ;.
'Jdffirso4;-:-W;.•,r.•7enks, - . - S. - Mi.mr;. and
Jortei and
. , .
'On Motiorrof N. F.' Jones; the. Con'vention
proceeded to name :candidates for . the' Legisla-
Mr.. Morgan named 1' J.. Boyer, of clear;
,
Mr. Hyde name 4 A..M.'Ben,ton of M'Keati
Mr. MoOre' named Evans 4. Brady 'of Jet
Mr. Weii named Charles Lner'tif Elk:.
On motion . of Mr. Sone*, the. Convention'
proceeded to'vote , (Or 'candidates, which. tesul
..
ted as follows:: ' •
. i • : Ist tiUtl.: id bal..3lJbal..itth bal.
A. M. Benton x .: , 8> . 9. .
1% J. Boyer, . 3. 3
..
.0 7 '
Chas:3:uer, 1 Withdrawn. : : s
On the third 'ballot', .A. Bentoirhavinisa
majority of the. whole number of the votes,'
'was:declared . one of • the nominees and. , on 'the'
'fouyikbrillot. sßoyer' Was also nominated.
hereupon;'on, mot ion of ri..P....roites,.sec:-
onded . by Mr,
and T. J.:Boye:r, 'Of 'Clearfield, were "declared '
he unanimous nominee's of this convention as
candidates . for iheLegilliture....
On' motion 'of Mi. '.filond, - - the proceedings
. .. .
'were ordered to be signed' by; the officers and
published in elf .the Setimeratie papersof tha
. • ' . resti
McCubl e ovcp,
RidgwaY, A ugust 26, 3;859.
,
The' citizens of Baktitndee have called a town
m.eeting'to•consider the measures necessary. to
relieve that- city from the
xuences of the. present reign, of. rowdyism.,-- .
'rhe ineeting is no be.held on the sth of Sep
. .•. . , ,
S . IIOOTINO M
ErTRAORDARY..--The following
ex t rob rdi n ra temeor is front . ] the' Athelife;em:
ft. few daistago:we saw . ..the range. and accu
racy. of themeW:..Armstrong...gun tested. - in a
way which derinaridS.a. note, COoling ourselves:
on the'.Esspx coast,' near the artillerrpr.ictis
in'e,giotitid, we are 'asked to.see the tiring,' and
ih'is gOes slowly and.solemnly.on,one of
the party spies a flight ctf;geese,:far our, to Sea.,
i•There, they light on_yon sand haolc.i.; •Up go
a dozen' . glasses. Yes; - .there - they - ticker in
the sun, grey, and , White, mere Fiweks In the,
blue•. Sea ..air.. - ',Lead 'the gim--lipa'd nt
hreichHpoiseHloach--bang j3Oat. off the
sa . nds: A signal t . ells-the:tale.., The, hot has
struck the 'sWartit,--a life. is -taken frorri , the
flight—arid this 'at .Six' miles seven forliings
frimt the mouth 9f . the gun bA: shot as: well
aimed from Primrose' hill.Strhuld hit the ball
on Greenwich' ObseryStory,;, or, r. fired -from
Richmond Pack,.shoutd . hring doWn a rider in.
R.;ttenraw,".. : • • ".
.BALTfirflßE,Allgll v t 23
. .
The Tieltimore Sun of this morning;:publishes
an account of a.dreidful series of . outrages•per
,.
PV,1. r .,”:44 1 441,' - `4lll"C n rint ;ere -the same *even
ing-Worh it large comnany, 'for th'e camp . .meet 7.
at Chopiank fiver. A fter getting some
dii
ta'bce from .port, a. party, of rowdies, 'rally
under cries of Etibolts, Ranters,'and Rin•ltaps,.
made an indiscriminate assault upon the white
and colored passengers. Several were knocked,
down, - stabbed, or • liorribly .beaien. -Several
white men robbed of their watches and money,
the assailants blowine out the lights to prelient
‘recognition. ' A...colored man -was stabbed. and
ruidied, , andhie wife outraged in his presence.
On - Sunday
.rnOrning, The Slieriff *of Dorchester
county-arrested four of ring leaders-and
'committed them to jail...:One'.colored man is
said to-have'died of his wounds.:
. Hugh Sullifien was shot'in - the head and in
'gently killettlaSt night, when onhis way home
about - Several .arrests haVe been
made; - and the Coroner's inquest . is noni•nngar
(ld -investigating.t4e ci(cumstancen . .ieading
to the murder. •
Toimutsci.--A few days ago, a bright little
girl.probably of-three orfouraummers, who re
'ently,loSt her fatber,, cantle up to, Pro,lessor
'Wise, it, the Jones - opuse, 131)(1
Wise,' w o n't yob take me up. with 'yob in your
balloon?"'"Why do you:Want to go try dear)"
replied the 'Professor.' ‘ , l want to see. my,
pdpa,", was the touching, response. , A,. tear
was visible in, the aeronaut's eye .as he assured
her that it Was IMPotisible for
. him to take lier
high'enough to' see' lie r papa t —Lafaystlis Tour.
Iptikvßisircitrit, A ugust,"24
•
•
. 41'Crea r who killed Clark, a pro r alavery.man,
in isy,,,wae arreatedkere to-day. . Clark was
the-first man killed in, the Territoryin political
: • , ST,. Louts, Auguit 22.
• , .
• "Advicea front - Los Alikelos state that an out
break :odeurreit on the 21st of July; among the
Indians • and iKat two liundiedlndians attacked
forty whites at . Beale'a Crossing, and carried
MT a number of Mules and .a.quantity of provis
ions. belonging to: the Stockton and Kansas City
Mail Company: :Major.' Armistead, with two
(omp.iriies of troops, left Nasano tor;the Ma
jam. villages, intending to Chastise the Indiana,
inside their homes,and destroy' their huts.
Bosros, SatiirdaY, Aug. 27.
Ex-Prestdent 'Pierce arrived to-day by the
steitiner “America," from Liverpool, and was ,
serenaded this evening at the,Trombrit:House
by his' friends, and in response Mliths
:quest and telling speeeb. ••LAdf,alludiug-'tbi
the' death' of Mr. oJ...tie, he stated that the ob
*t La. visit to Europe:--the restoration isf
tee health of Mrs . .' Pieroe—was partially ao-'
Complished. He then. -alluded to his graiinea
tion at being on. New England soil once more,
:ind closed by enjoining upon all! to appreciate .
the greatest 'blessings' which this - ebuntry of-- ,
ford's . to her citizens..
A Cirervirties Find' Wilted.
. . ,
. Thcitßepiehilicatr National'Committse!' has:
issueif en address to - the lirethien silt•
of the iyirti.ind the eoUntry, and conetoder,":t,.:
.'.To give practical eiect to these ingnistiOns,
on adectuatcsimpant et:MONEY Witt iIERE!..!.
QUIREP, • . willing,:hoysitter,
'to efienitiaite:lories tithich tilaybedisippointer4,
and - to plaee:their !iiiriPeall for aid and , co-piierst.l
tior:opon;the' asstitanee cill'saccess in' the 'eon.:
test and ,ri :approaching, the undersigned 11111
constrained -to say that they .relY most-eonii-,
di m l y upon the - patriotirin. and zeal of ,thiirr
'Republican brethren for such aid and so•olieta.;..
Ede . ftallroart—ltesligasitlan lot ellitleir Mersa.
.
. . .
OnSaturday last, Mr. Chalice Moran resign.
ed his.entWe administration.'Of 'the 'tf: &E.
Company, : including his- seat the . Board of
Directorpand 4 the resignation: Was duly. accept!.
ed.. The, state and 'consideration'of the' fitian
,cial'ailairs.44., the Company ) devolee,for the
present, 'upon . the remainder of , the old -Board,.
Whose te , rri.. will expire with: a nevr — election'
early in October, to be made at the general an
final-meeting of the,Stcicltholdera... . ..•
. .
• • :•ICKVr 'Yogi .4tugust 27.-.
• The...efeamghip. Melee Triylor has arrived .
from Aspinwall, bringing 22,128,000:An 'gold
and:the .California rriails of , the. stVinst . . . Her
Odvices•from California ; have been, :anticipated
via 'New Orleans.. • • ' •-•
ItehheTy of the V. 15: Itletti . --Dertsig Otitrysi a.
• •: the -lithnitis. .
1 3011TH WEST 'PASS, Aug: 20 • :
, The U.. S. . mail .steamship' Habanu; croisef
he bar at haff:past a o'clock.tbiti.evening:.
The Habana left liiiistitlen on . the 17th
, .
The news frotn•thelstbmna "Tithe Transit
route is of the highest- imPortinie: •-•-•
T4e California-mails and passengers hadlieen .
robbedb of•eyerything of value, and .other•most
daring outrages bad been committedp.., ,
,Thie took place on the great 7ransit route B ill
way, between Vent6sa r and the, eity.ed Tebaur(L
tepee. The facts, Li fir ai ascertaiaed,are the ,
tpllowing
The etearnshiß'Oregon; with, the California
Mails and passengers, arrividat Ventoscon the
evening of the 14th. , All were -safely landed,'
andontbe following morning, they set out at an
early hour for Suebit. :. • ~„,
'They bad rot proceeded
. far, hAever,..btat
about six miles from Venthea, when they were
set upon by a large , bind Of 'armed ratricios;
the mail party , vras . overpowered; and the mail
and passengers iobbed',or.'everything
as before stated. • The mails were ripped Opeiti
in the rudest manner, and the contents scatter-'
id on tbe grOond,. while the bandits hed
for the .valuahlea; . • • ,
•
No cause is known or a ssign edd.for these out
rages, except the desire for plunder. The par
ty was vet) , large, well armed, and quickly
ov,erpowered the passengers and attendants.
The Habana brings with the remnants of the
Malta, seven passengers from California andthe
.
.
1..:1,..11 : ARKER'S'STRAW-CUTTER
HE' Sf - BSC ; 11113 F.R now . Otters tO the pub: T
lic this • Improved StravV-eutter in full
cobfidence that all.who take the trouble to lit
neti its'operations' will be. convinCed of its sit
p-rio'ritfoyer any other. now in use.... .•
A auppisrlient constintly. on hand and min . .'
afactorpd to ordet.
117'As no other_lpereon ha, the right to
make or uses this, Cutter within WjEtan c oon.
l 51 .; Who are using it , in violation' of the RAC...
ent will be, prosecuted
A. WOLTEFV3
Mpcjianic3)lll4 . ; August 059. •
ADMINISTRATOR'..;' NOTICE.:
hereby giyen.that J: C '
.'
• '.Adminfst rator .of the Estate' of 'gilt's
Co:4rAts; late of Bradford Townehip,- deceased,
has filPd'in my office his last and Spal'adeolint
as,Administrator of said Estate; ' and that he
will:present .the same for honfirmatioa it- . the
noxt Orphan ' s Court to be held at Smethpoit,.
The. 4th Alomfay of Septomber.lmit,
, .
• Cferk Orphan!, Court..
Smethport, Aug.,23;1559, • " • n 23-44.
. • •
• SMETHPORTLIVERY - STABLL
SUBSCRIBER has:opened a *neer
ery Stable in' Sinet . hport, at the residence ,
ei Dr: Wisner . on King', Street, three doors
east of the Court House;
.where cin be ..fbiiro)
the 'best
.of 'Horses and arriagesat low ptical.
He intends to make :Strietti . port, a: permanent
residence, and'asks a shar,e orfilfrionage.' • • .
. . A.' N:: SARTii::;:
Smf;thport,'Augnst 24, 1859: in23tr.
.
"E. 7 .0.1"HE PREMISES Or THE,SUB-.
0
scribe!, .Eldted township;*McEeaq.Po'; ?
Pif., a Steer three or four yeais
s.ze, red color, a.feve white hairs on 'the end of
'his.tail,--bas brass knobi•ion the 'ends of hia ,
,horns. • The owner Is 'requested to prove owq. ,
ership pay chayges, and take him ivriy, or he
will be sold according'
• . JOHN CANFIELD,.
'Ect.ften; August 12;1849." . • , •
sBoo.lellmEppc;SyUilriiTltilvßet:ReiSiZelSlnVit
each. &action of: the State to travel arid take or—.
dery for
SEGARS AND TOBACCO', . ,
by samples. Will :pay a salaryot st3oo to SSW'
per year, payable monthly. Por.samples ink
particulare apply to, or inidress,
for return postage, CA RYk- SMITH,"
Tobacconists, •,
312 Pearl street,
,New' York. „
. . ,
-osT—A bundle of clothing was' lostfroirra
1./wagon in pasaingfrom Bradfotd to:farmer!
Valley.. The_bundlo- contained:e 'ffiati!s•c_9, ll .4
pants, vast, and,shirt,
Whoever finds said' bundlf4 will •ditliferialayon.
on the stibseriber by leaving.it at the.Detno
crat:OQlce,"•methport,; and
pa id . for.his MICHAEL4I.IIIO,:' /.
PORI( VLOTTR,
.viiiirrt rim A•ND, SHAD'.,, • ,
TAL,Z0w,47..87 - wARINE
.•.-..:::cA.'Np.:TP,S;E;:,.::
,
WARRANTED TO STAND IN HOT
WEATHER, FOR. SALE ~ 4. 5
13 rtowptETA.,:s.
Abiust 12,•:1859
OLD IRON ',AND • PAPERIAG
TAKEN in exchange fOr . ivare _.tore,
OT on account. E. 8..NA,P.,611.;.