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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
BROOKL YN IT'E'MS.

FATAL AocIDESr-M,S BURIED IN AWELL.-On Wed
nes.isy forenoon named John Mead in the employ
of James Nurdook pump-Iaaker buried while work
ing in well in Hudson-av., near Prospects, II appears
he went down gather pieces Of wood to brace the
pump against the wall when the earth gave way buryns
stones by standing upon them, which was doubtless the
cause Of the accident The bottom being of qGessand
caused all above to down. and the well was soon
6ed up even with the street depth of 81 feet. Work
men were busiy engaged Until last evening in excavang
and bad nearly reached the bottom by dark. Ii not
probable that the unfortunate could survive under
he load upon him. He resided in Brooklyn and leaves
wife and several children.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

SUICIDE oF 4 HoRsE THryF N JAIL.-on Wcine'
DAY morning O'clock named Thomas Moore, or torty
ecod, rsr Third the ferry cato In jersey
Cv having possession the gottins horse eieg Hph one the
Pc rlizes nd st OF harness Inc morse
ongcd Mr. Johnson who resides about SIX miles west of fa
ef.ou His wife wee awakened BY the step OF the hor,e when
sn "a arouse husband who the barn aud found
that M hsd taken His ngbor' turned Out
directions Those who 70 the
Jersey Cit, lehed hour and half before tho thsi e
III "a or.r cells Jersey City and se iaAins
him ou 10 so Jail 10 discovered that h. had made
rrcra himself Upon going 20 his coll IA bergen
he
d sd vfhi- death - so- h"n Jr-fasJ
reeruoon. Ills remains were taken 70 Newton
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

hitherto given among matter how sober or long con-
tinued tho preparation for them The business Of musical
leader is determine his at glance, and rise with
dcultes hrs done, uniformly, the hero Of this notice
Such the opinion universally held Of him. His presence
in this country constitutes etera. which wu be duly
sgneIzed in history hen politics shall have ceased to
,bsorb the notice in annals which rgh:fry belongs 20
those who bearing tlo-. aud having no recognized
authority We, most do sway the nations and guide tie
stels Of progre-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

lectures on orr Lords Miracles by the Rev. JOHN CEN
MIG is q new volume of Lindsay s BlaAistons uniform
edition Of the works of,hat popular preacher The ssec
is treated with his characteristic ordty Of ana
.islovness Of thought.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
fASveiiissusa..

THF PHYSIOLOGICAL GARNET contains Busts snd
Cas m tie hess q TIE dsf1 rast thai ever ved
also skulls snnh from ali qusrters of the sseeis
e Fsvrtar Nrss Robbers MurscFs and rAieves
rsntnss and DravinE Of eshrs'ed
.ud dad Stars AID es viii tad this Csbaet or ass
Ne Broadwsy agreeable place 10 visit Psstesona EH'
uraiious daily bv the BsoTEgRs FowLEs-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

COMPLIMENTARY BESEFIT TO MRS. MowArr.-A nam
ber Of distinguished eeBileen-iends and admirers OF
Mn. Mowatt-have requested her to accept compi-
mentary benefit she being about TO retire from the stage
The invitation has been accepted and the benefit is to
take place ct Nblos Garden the evening OF the Sd OF
June at which time Mrs. Mowatt viii take her nsl leave
of the dramatic profession.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
[AaveFiisensztl

The steamer Atlantic leaves for Europe tomorrow.
Se will take out ikos. magnificent DAcUSEtEorfrfs
srrrrcecorxs ard CEAyoxs by Root No So Broadway
Roo-'s PcrrRxs can be depended upon for durability
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

CoVRr OF SEssIoSsln this Court yesterday. Margaret
Ke indicted the charge Of burglary The 6f dssee
yed Wm Dunbar Leonad Nshsnar John Rogers Feeney
Mrel Jeunne. Edward Tanning alias NcCsbe,
rsred On iris, on sn indictment umu Wsnsbush
the parties being ber of the Fire Department
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

AcciDEST.-A man thrown out OF his wagon in Al
the Wednesday evening in Consequence o
hisun. h. horse the ra-a OminE cut Of the
tunnel H - considerably in sred
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Eilen Fagan domestic in the house Of Mrs. Rker in
down several fskts OF yesterday while
srgCd 81 work. ard was bscy injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
ffir.r-ilfr.rrfI

O. : Fowler viii Lecture on Matrmony. showing
m " fhs. govern il 70 Fhrenosy and Physoosv
Il Ah.usuIu Hal Brooklyn THis Evening seas osy ~
POD Lecture Room DAILY afier ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Tie HySropolic Quarterly Rerc for May presents an
interesting table of contents Among Its leading articles
ore The Movement Cures Reiormers and Reform, Med
cal Jurisprudence Pulmonary Consumption, and eooHs
variety of brief miscellaneous facts and suggestions Fow
leraA Mclls.l
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
R,eu AND CmsAr s,iKs vRoN Aucr'oS.-uns NJ,

80, pt.,.rs I.ss Nc st ngsss~sr sst-e'. .-., -
80 III ..hllu rus Mssst>e ehass as%sfinsSt IN
$3.50. - ,.,,s. a, s,..s ssaasiisa nsa asus rf'fss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

4. s 81. nss.sw. Arrl-ss.. nsdss Ias.' az :, ..ai
....l "a rs.etses ED .ssf~sfiss - ss''--' "
r., ss,.i., sA tsss-s sss re'sfrass eS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Tie Committee Of Ncw-York Merchants who went to
Washington confer with the authorities upon the seizure
Of pscke,-shps under alleged violation of the passenger
act have had an interview with Mr.. Guthrie and Mr..
Marcy without success and were to-day to have an inter-
view with the President the subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
In view of these facts recommend the adoption OF
tho following resolutions:

In view of these facts. recommen. the Adoption oi
the following resolutions;
Tbs. we have undunhed confidence in Sunday : aoos . =.
,,rmertaty 'or the religious instruction or cI enatn aha
,h srd hereby exrress gratitude 90 anshfy 100 W he l
nc,.s w ,h entpus attend the schools OF cur ehaeA
number OF conversions N
examine with greater care ih'o re 7i1
81 ~ I.ous truths add 10 impress upon teseAess "a. "a
- - fruits Of their ahors; for W believe
r. Sha. s-e emnen eaicnlsted 20 bring sinners t. re-
~her, teachers fshiuy lsbons os hh Hpssa'
result. III. Co,f
49,. 20 ,x, nj. p.opie opportunity 20 conoa 70 M 'uH
IN, sunday school Union and upon tnel 10 P"S "
,.,,rSrT 10 hi. rnsf.er only IN the Conference year
The report was accepted and the resolutions euop'e'
The case of the Rev. = Rowland was lhen on motion
taken from the table and the Secretary proceeaca WIN
the reading Of the testimony, which consumed me re-
mander of the forenoon. ,, -, A.
An adjournment took place till o'clock, wheh 'he
rssdipy of the evidence continued until 0 clock
Adjourned I'll the usual hour the next morning
Eighth pAI-THIHsDAf, MAY %.
The Conference assembled at the usual hour yesterday
morning Bishop Ames in the Chair Prayer VI" onercd
Inv The Rev Jlcon SnAw, when, after some preliminary
bn,ines the case Of the Rev. y HowLASp OF the neadn
Cbur,b New York who is on trial on charges oil slsehoou
.ander fraud and dishonesty taken up and inc Rev
NJ SCI ppyR made his speech the part OF the prosecu
.;nr ,hicb consumed the whole Of the forenoon
On assembling in tho afternoon tho accused made long
,s,smept in Of the causes which resulted ~
bis and that consumed the remainder OF he
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
fAdvsrsiseasn

nr,p, of Nos 900 and k,9 broadway, has the priH'
usd.is nos. th. Lerdsu .na New Nsss wefids fsig'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
nom Cevaion bp Standard at No. CiaWterisi
b JOHN ". RONyETIL
1854. sAM. IAN. sP.M

The Rev Theodore L. Cuylcr will deliver tho annual
discourse on City Missions Sunday evening in tho
La Fayoitcp place Church Mr. G. will treat the subject in
new light as regards the aud appliances Of ex-
tcnce in large cities, and should be heard by all who
have the interest of the masses at heart.
Gov. Dmond, Rhode Island Hon. II. j. Walker wash
irr;on, Hon. T. Butler, King Georgia, Thomas Francis
Meaeher Esq, New-York, d. u. Page, Esq II. ID. Ba-
con- Esd. bankers, St. Louis, T.. Milberger. Esq, II;
Louis {. Green NJ. 5. Ames Hon. John B. Macy, WI
consn, among lie numerous arrivals yesterday at
tho Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

The grca, Eclipse 81 to-day will not rrr'cn' & naN' p
f..s ,.l rhiar,. hs s.ssi s.'s ''ys Cal ~ -
hfusi~sr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

The Scopel for May, edited by DR. DlxoS, has articles
on the Motive Power of the Heart, Education, Female
Dignity and It's usual variety of humorous medical papers
Leaves from the LogBook Of an unfedgod Escu'aVisn,
Sketches of Western Students Life Scenes in Country
Practice by an old Pill Pedder and forth Adriance,
Sherman a CO..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

ITE.sDE pHoTooRAPHs.-The attention oi the
r.l csl,d 10 style Of D,evrsskotrrs en- rpsf
-. sits. The depfh ~ toss as e
.ney ashss aiutins eanV.ihs smaller ssss e'e
lfrs the lost dscss miniatures NufY Asto meae-s s'e
suhlt pusar.d fsrect hkenssss = any fs esA
bs made D, @ pocss. irom pacvfasrerrrts Isksu onf
, ovHNrs L u fsFpgsCks
No. Il Beals,,ii de- c.rssrs. Fsr. .nd s' badw. y T.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Beore Judge RoossvELr.
TRIAL oF AARoN JACKSON, FOR THE ALLEGED MURDER
or JOHNSON, AT A DAScE-HoUsR IL ANTboNt-sI.-
lCONIiNUEDJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

p,or oS ruE C.Ly,RT CENETEKT FEnEv-Boh:-on
r.ht pary lshsn returning nom .lfs'
Cne-y on board The fern boat wh-n thsy rgs me
.ncns tuseiys- with III hsnds - he boat wn.a @
ro.sesficn of abe or' ls outrss 80 eo
td en- M Lons side of the rvsr eu' snr,on hs'ns
-. ,s 10 he Eshtesnih Ward folsc Of ths cry ince
id he Lcsf reached the desk cu THIS SIDE .nd tes
twelve flgsisr. iDio custody IheY were esso W ~
,,r,.srv 20 belns scu - tsiogA fof examination
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

The VALLEY cfAe Mississippi Nus'roted is new serial
intended to give condensed but complete history OF the
Valley ofhe Mississippi and its various towns and cities from
the Gulf of Mexico to the Falls of ST. Anthony 1t consists
Of eighty views taken the spot by H. LEWIS, together
with appropriate leer-press descriptions Dusseldorf;
Arnz & Co.; Now-York: John Wiley
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Aspysr FOR GRAND LARcESr.-.ianes Hughes, an
Iln W., y,srdsy arrested n SS'd with es ps
80, ~ M. properly ardfew b-snshsn o. NO "
Ar;hozy., sered hst the Psose, me- Mr - m
-. ID. v1 uoeket .rd Immediately Of with them ADen'tNo
irs ,fterwsfd be sered eel watch sil.r ~
~ o.. stolen Byan Laden Of No I'D anto1ys ns
t,k,r before Jusfics Bossst ard locsed up Tor nal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Forxp DnowxED.-Ths body Of an unkno"n man IN IN
- s,iior vss Yesterday IN the rest h'- . n
- Coroner tiamble viii hold an nlues, upon
N. bcdv III the heiieY1e Draa -.
-, "I. yee nches and had been in the "a'rr s0oa
;wo uorfts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

TIE DODD FAMILY ABROAD. BY CHARLES LEv,s 6No
pp 2s9 Harper & Brothers.
This is in the authors happcst vein. The mshops and
adventures of an Irish family pursuing genity ON the
Continent afford ample field for his satirical PEN The
narrative given in the form of letters from different mem
bers of the humbuggcd ard longsufering famiy, and
everywhere ovcrfows with the richest humor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
List Of Petit Jurors for December Term, ls!l

Beccuao.-John ShoG, Farmer.
RoTs.--Thomas Eyar, Farmer; r.. Swarts,
Farmer Joseph Showalter, Farmer.
Pihe.-Amos Read, Farmer; John Welch, Far
mer; Peter Mays Farmer.
Eeyusoa.-,Iohn Miles, Farmer.
Boggs.-G. W. Shimmc Farmer
LarreHco.-llenry Irwin, Farmer; Jos. Irwin,
Farmers John J. Read, Farmer; g. D. Goodfcl-
low Lumbcrman.
COgiyioa.-J. 3. Barmoy, Lumberman.
BcN.-Arthur Bell Farmer
H~ioa-Thomas Hewitt Farmer Philip Cham
bcrs, Farmer.
GOsbn.-A. $. Leonard, Farmer.
Brady.-Danicl HartsocE, Farmer; G.. W. Long,
lunkeeper; William Brisben, Farmer; John W,
Nelson, Farmer; Daniel Rishel, Farmer.
Dccotur-James Albert, Farmer.
B'Unsde-Jacob Axe, Merchant; Samuel Biss
Farmer.
Ptm-Anthony IIc. Farmer.
tnioa--John LaLorde, jr., Farmer Frederick
llolopetcr, Farmer John Hare Farmer; Peter
Labnrde tof john Farmer.
Jordga--Roubcn Caldwell, Farmer.
Brogtor6-William Autes. Farmer John Pc
ters Farmer; William X. Wngley Farmer.
booicord-Abmham Byers Farmer
October, -, lSji-tc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
List of Grand Jurors for December Term, lSjl

Bogy' lcHsljp-Samue Robson, Carpenter
Charles Slonn, Justice; L. W. Munson, Farmer
Jortua To,-Whip.-John S. Brooks, Farmer
Robert johnson. Farmer,
Penn shp.-Richard Dauver, Jr., Farmer
Charles Shod. Farmer
Bcii hjp.-llenry Wetzcl. Farmer.
CarcmsriHe Borougk.--Jaacs II. Fleming Car
pcnter.
Union Toron't'P.-John Drcsslcr, Jr., Farmer
Hugh krsc, Farmer
Larroce.-Elaa Henderson, Farmer; John
Moore, GunSmith.
Noris.--John Rayhorne, Farmer; William L.
Merrell, Farmer
Bradt,rd-Samucl Wilson, Farmer
harthuus.-Jamcs Gnsalus, Farmer.
C'carfc'd Borouyh.-Jno. Gulich, Cabinetmakor
Huston ToupshjD-Asa Young, Farmer
BurnsiAa.--William Faith, Carpenter
BradY.-Tolbert Dale, Farmer; q. VI. johnson
Farmer.
Woodrari.-Schooly Scott, Farmer.
Pike-George Ross Farmer.
Clcarfcld October 81, lSj4-tc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

I'HF subscriber De- do.lrouf DO make known 10
nu Die uicn1a. ull ani new Whigs md Dem
ocnD, Natives nHl know Nolhn.1 And Hll Che
rost of mankind, ihat ho ha5 received nui is opon
INK ai bic old stand on Tho com1r ol Front aud
theuy strcots a very general assortment VI lnll
and Wmar goods consisting m port ol uloths,
vasimcrcs, -aiuurlt llauncls lrouch McrInUcs,
nnl7ncs, nll wool, Blankets hay Stlound nrucha
shawl, badcgc, new style silk md Braid Bon
nets, winter style, with lUll assortment of Lady
Drc" Trimmings also, Boot and Shoes, Hats aud
,nps tnpctnr all wool, Cotton and Rag Carpets,
Floor aud OIL Cloth, with fan assortment Of Gro
ceries, such u' Cofcc Sugar, Tea, y, o, Molasscs,
steam mud lowering. Syups, Fish, Muckcrcl and
llnuing uucensworo, Coniectiuraricr, Ready
Made Clothing, Tin-warc Broad Axes, Double
and Single bin aud Pilot axes with almost every
thing cso tbat Is cllicd for Ia country Store, all
of which ho will soil low for Cash or Country Pro
dncp. CHRISTOPHER ERATZEK
Now 8, lSjl.-tG
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
tiiE Cnisr
MIR AStlnl COOPER, nntt. nm.

IuE tulNr,T HUuiyAt rukuuuoSsn mas tptt
VALUABLE iruACY fO ruE wonih Nuts
brs1i pr,rmioutf ~ roa'umphon, and te6,,3;,s
Dure for Pulmonary Disr1srt, without N. ,,s ~
NfRiriur Vrl. q H1ri inr,utea and adris,4,L
u.t otHc N.draicj Par ohcr Protector,
TO all persons ofall ages and conditions as a cor.
tain aud % salg shield against those fearful disem
cs. Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Cold,
and other u0liytous of the Lungs, which ars.
from the exposed state Of the Ghost according. 10
6sbjon, and t'o continual changes Of our climate
"Tho Protector" although but recently introdu-
cod into America Is making rapid progress through
ihc United States, the Cnnadas, South America,
and the Wctt Indies. II has for long time been
staple article 10 England and On the continent Of
Europe, Will, 10 ha. grown in many countries "
the position Of an article Of dress.
To demonstrate these fucts enquire Of any Eng
lish resident in your vicinity Of his knowledge Of
the beneficial effects Of wearing the Protector NTH
oU recourse 10 doct0ruig of any kind. The cost Of
wearing these articles is more riae, and one will
last some years. No one who values the health Of
himself or his family will bo without them. The
Hospitals in this country not nlOne recOmmen-
dug them, butnpidly introducing them. Harcourt
Bradley Co., of London, and Manchester Eng
land, were originally entrusted with the manuiac-
trc OF the Protectors, by tho lamenod DR.. Cooper,
and continue 10 manufacture according to his orig
uoi instructions, and therefore recommend those
who would wear "Ihe Protectors" to sec to their
being genuine.
Remember this is a staple article, and no patont
Medicine.
RETAIL PmcEs.-Gcnt's size, 80 onch. Ls-
dies size, S,O0 each. Boys and Misses size, Is cts
UhRCOURT, BRADLEY CO.,
30 Ann 81. q 1902 Nassau St. New York, U. S
Principal Worchousa, lo2 Wood St., Cheapside,
London, Mauuiactory, # Market street, Manchos-
ter, England.
II. B. & Co. are establishing Dcpots for the sale
Of "The Protector" in all parts Of America. Phys
icians Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods
Merchants, Hattcrs and Millinors, also Gente>
men" Furnishing Storg-Kecpers are entrusted
with the Wholesale and retail distribution of them
and to whom most liberal terms are offered for
their enterprise and II splendid opportunity opens
to them for safe and profitable business.
For terms, apply to
uARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
50 Ann street, New York, U. :,
Sept. 25 lsji.-3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
NEW GOODS.
POWELL. REED a WEAVER.

POWELL, REED a WEAVER,
} EsPECrFULLY announce to their old custo.
M mcrs and The publcgenerally that they have
jut rcccWcd'a fresh supply Of FoH and lFintc'
Gooa', consisting of Cloths, Cussimercs Sattnetla
Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps Groceries, &c
together with largo and general assortment OF
all articles usually kept in retail store, which
they propose to dispose of on as reasonable terms
as such articles can be had elsewhere in The couu
E. Their stock is large and has been selected
with great care, consisting Of articles calculated
TO suit the taste and convenience Of all. Person.
desirous Of purchasing are respectfully invited tl
rnlI and examine ior themsrlyes.-Store on 2nd
street, two doors south Of the Court House.
Clcarleld, November 8, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
ORPHANS, COURT SAFE.

E9I virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court oi
I'D Clearinld county, Grantedat Sept Term, 1854
tncro viii be eypOasd to sale in the Borough Of
Coar!icld, on tho llird Mondayo December next
one Hmdrcd Acre, ot Lold, situate in Lawrcuc.
township, Clearlcld county, late tho property Of
DAVID HOOVER, Of said township deceased
bounded on the south by lands of Gideon u. Good
fellow, on the north BY lands Of Joseph and Thos
Lanich, on the north by purport no. Of the estate
OF the said David Hoover, doceased, aud on the
east by lands Of George Gulch-bGug purpOrt no.
! Of the estate Of said d.ccased.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Administrator.
Clearfcl, Nov. S, lsj4-ts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

Daniel Kingsbury) In the Common Pleas OF
rs Cleariield county, No. III,
Wm c. Younkins. September term, 1851.
Summons in ejectment for 100 acres Of land,
part Of tract No. 1929, in Huston township, Clear
field county, beginning at a beech north 100 per-
ches, west lO7 and nineteenth rods south 100 rods,
east and nineteenth rods, north 90 rods to post
and east 2l rods to beginning-to compel payment
of purchase money.
And now, Goth September, 1851, on motion Of
W. a. Wallace Esq, Plaintiffs Attorney the
Court grant an order on Defendant to appear end
plead to the writ in this case on ot before the ls
day of December term, 1854, or Judgment, and
order its publication. p the Court.
WM PORTER, Prothy,
Prothonotary's Office, Oct 20, ISji.--tc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

vrwoa1r1 ba lb, rrcurh advanced
n'lo..u.a.muur. aud lhr Russians rc.
nu#
laH nuuh,In'. family hauc been In.
'otnrl D., ,hn ilu-u,h uoumm.n, lho,
lhr reported rap.uv va, uu, tuc, ut al
least was douuUu
u is said lhattWo Russian mrn.ocvar,
that h1d been coreuueJ over in The har.
hoglo scrvca, batteries, hgd been sunk by
lhc fire otlhc ca,ics.
The supply OF water was bccIuing TO fail
in Sabasiopol
Lord Ragiau's chief interpreter Grecl.
has been sent TO Coaslauunopic for lrial as
a Russian spy.
Measchjkolr reports officially the loss ol
the Russians at Alma as 1000.
Fort Constantine had been much dam
aged by the fire olthe allies, and basiior
No. 3, has had 33 guns dismoun,cd.
Gorischakoiiis apparently strengthen
ing his position ON the Danube.
AusTRn.-Conlradictory rUmors arc
current as to the progress Of the ncgoiia
tons. Austria certainly vii, not, unlcs,
compelled, come to an open rupture will
Russia, until confident OF the supper; o
Prussia aud the German governments.
PGUssIA.-There is talked ola nolc from
NesseIrode 10 Prussia, stating that Rus
ria is prepared at all contingencies, unc
under all circumstances, TO maintain til,
traditional policy OF the Els,.
ENGLAND.-There has nothing trans
pired in England OF consequence.
The Paris Constitutional has a lon!
and lempe:u'cly written editorial on tn.
friendly relations which should exist be
tween the United States and France, bu
whichil says are damaged by the indiscree
conduct oi MIR. Soule, whose acts the Con
siilulionnel thinks are generally rcpudl
aled by the people of the United States
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times saws: ~ am informed thai tn,
French Government have in their pos
session positive evidence orihc participa
ton OF Mr.. Soule in some vast plan fo
revolulionizing nearly the whole OF Eu
rope. 1t is even added that those plan
occupied the attention Of the diplomatic
/ Congress at Oslend." D."
FRANcE.-The L. S. Minister at PaT
has had an interview with the Minister Q
Foreign Affairs.
De L'Huys assured him that there wcr
good reasons for the conduct of the Frenc
authorities, which should be foubcomin.
when necessary. In the meantime, Mr
Mason might refer the matter 10 his Gov
ernment.
Mr. Mason is said TO have had an in
lteryiew with the Emperor on the follow
ing day, but what occurred had not trans
pired, nor does it appear TO have been sal
islaciory 10 Mr.. Mason.
\ SPAN.-All is quiet. Generals Dulee
Concha and Borinparo have been name
as Deputies for Barcelona.
\ The Clamor PGblico SAYS France lik,
England, and in accord with her, is t
send strong squadron 10 Cuba to proteC
ii, if necessary, from any attack on tn
part OF the United States.
The cholera Is raging frightiully al CO
, runna.
There are rumors Of Disturbances i
Sicily and Calabria.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

TROUBLE WITH THE lNDIANs.-The
Punka Indians are becoming more
troublesome, and in fact are getting nso.
lent, bold and unbearable. A small par.
ty who went Up the river some 80 or 60
miles above this place, on the Nebraska
side Of the river, returned few DAYS ago,
reporting that band Of Punka Indians
attacked them as they were starting up.
on their return, and held their horses, and
undertook to rob their wagon. The par.
/ ty, by dint OF shrewdness, got loose from
them and started off at full speed, but
we're pursued and shot at several times
with rifles. The party thew out all their
luggage to enable them 10 hasten theiI
speed, which attracted the attention Of the
savages, and aided their escape. One o
the party being absent from the Wagon
was left behind, and was two days alone
and without food.
Council Bluffs BYgle Oct. 2l.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
SADDrApporNTMrNT-TbeBos Boston Jour

SADDIsAPPoINTMENT.-TheB Boston Jour.
nal Of Wednesday says:
Last evening at 7 o'clock, that being
the appointed time for the ending of all
subIunary things, according TO the Mill.
erlie belief, some forty Of the believers in
that doctrine assembled at the corner OF
Fourth and c streets, South Boston, ar.
rayed in white robes, and onxiously await.
ed the moment when they should make
their grand ascension. Whether they are
still waiting we know not, but they were
certainly disappointed in their expectation
of"going up" last evening.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
RANk NOTICE.

WY L the subscribcs intend to make application
w tothcnext Legislature of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania for an act of Assembly to iaeorro-
rate q BANKING Company, with Banking and dis
counting privilege, to he called the "Cleart Ia
Bank" and located at the borough ef Clcariold
with a capital stock of 100000.
A. X. Wright c. Kratzer Ellis Irwin, J. T. Wes-
yer, John Patton, J. W. Smith, J. y. McEnally,
Jas. 7. Leonard, Richard Shaw, Jas. h. Graham,
Jonathan Boynton.
June %, lS54.-6m.
Waffle Harrisburg Union, will publish the
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