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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22
XXXIVTH CONGRESS
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. - 195:
FIRST SESSION.

s. - ~ bCt. Z, 1897
SENATE.-Mr. Cass moved that the Seno,o
proceed to the election of the Standing Co,n
mittees. This being agreed to, he remarked
thai 1t has been usual to dispense with tha
election by ballot as required by the rules and
he expressed the hope that in order to erno'
dite business, the same course should now IL
pursued. fJsaaa
Mr.. Hale objecting, the Senate procecdoa
to ballot, with the following result
Committee of Foreign RELATIONSHIPS
Douglas, Slidell, Clayton, Weller and Ei.h
Finance-Hunter, Toucey, Pearce, Stnor.
Brodhead and Crttenden. '
Coinmerce-Hamlin, Dodge, Stuart Sewo,a
Clay and Benjamin.
Manufaetures-Wright, Allen. Harlan W.,
son and TrumbulI. WIZ
AgTleultureIAlien, Hunter, Thompson of
Military Afairs-Weller, Fitzpatrick. John.
son. Jones of Tenn Pratt and Iverson
MIhtla-Honston Dodge, Bell of n. Hamn.
shire, Thompson of KY. and Biprs.
Naval Affairs-Mallory, Fish, Thomson os
n. j., Bell of Tenn, james and SlidelI.
Public Lands-Stuart, johnson. Foot Cor
ton, Pugh and Mallory.
Private Land Claims-Benjamin, Ricc,
Thompson Of Ky Foster and Wilson, eo'
Indian A ffairs-Sebastian, Rusk. Toombs
Brown, Reid and Bell of Tenn.
Claims-Brodhead, Fessenden, Geyer. Iy.r.
son, Yulee and Wade.
Revolutionary Claims-Evans, Reid. Hall
Foster and Durkee.
Judiciary-Butler, Toucey, Bayard, Gever
Toombs and Pugh.
Post Offices and Post Roads-Rusk. Col.
lamer, Adams, Hamlin, Jones of Iowa, and
Yulee.
Roads and Canals-Sliden. Bell Of Nan
Hampshire, Biggs, Durkee, Jones of Tenn
and Wright.
Pensions Jones of Iowa, Clay. Thomson
of New Jersey, Seward and Sumner.
District of Columbia-Brown, Allen. Mason
Pratt and Reid.
Patents-James, Evans, Stewart. Brown
Thompson Of KY. and Fessenden.
Observation-Disclosures, Fitzpatrick. Fish
Biggs and Crittenden.
Observation-Disclosures, Jones of Iowa, COL
lamer, Bell, Sebastian and Biggs.
Contingent Expenses-Evans, Wright and
Foot.
Public Buihlings-Bayard, James. Huptcr
Thompson of n. Jersey, Pratt and Hale.
Engrossing Bills-Fitzpatrick, Collamer and
Library-Pearce, Cass and Bavard,
Enrolled Bils-Jones of Iowa and Sumner
The first named of the gentlemen on each
OF the committees was elected chairman.
The Senate then adjourned.
r nv,
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RG~ The Pittsburg Union severely condemns
the Judges of the Supreme Court for re-appoint-
ing j. K. MoREHEAD one of the Board of In
slectors of the Western Penitentiary. 1t OPP
posed his appointment on the ground that Gen.
NJ is a Know-Nothing. The position taken
by the Union was sound, and should have pre-
vented the appointment of MoREHEaD. Judges
LEWIS, Knox and LowRIE, voted for. and
Judges BLACK and WOODWARD against MoRE-
HEAD. .
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G. ITEMS.

MrhRY CHRlsrnAs Before another number
Of our paper is issued, Christmas day, with its
festivities and joyfulbelongings, will have come
and passed We take this occasion to wish
our readers a Merry Christmas. We trust
that the recurrence of this long-kept birthday
of our Savior, will find their homes the abiding
place of peace and contcntment, and the star
of Bethlehem shine as it did eighteen centuries
ago, to direct them to the only source of joy
and happiness. s..ss ~s rfHoawsz
To the little ones, whose Impotence lengthens
hours into days, in the interval before the visit
of Kriss kringle, we trust Christmas will bring
more than a realization of their most saHguine
expectations.
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Ras" The Pennsylvania the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore, the Reading, the
Catawissa and Elnira, and Camden and Am
boy railroad companies have agreed topass the
defenders of the country in the war of 1912 to
their national convention, at Washington city,
on the 9Th of January next, upon the same
terms as they were carried to Washington on
the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans
in January last. ..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

The SATURDAY EVENING PosT.-The pros
pectus of this excellent weekly paper, for 1856
is before us. 1t is one of the best family pa
pers published, embracing in its weekly con
tents, the news of the day, Original Tales,
Agricultural articles, Sketches of Life, Adven
ture and Character, the Market Reports, &c.
&c. Among the contributors to the Post arc
some OF the most gifted writers of the land
1t gives, also, a liberal number of fine engrav'
ings,
Terms. Single number, cash in advance.
$500 a year 4 copies IS 8do. SO 3do
$15 90 do. $20-and one extra copy will
each of the last three numbers for the gettcr.
up of clubs. DEACON & PETERSON, Publish
ers, No. &c South Third ST., Philadelphia.
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Two Weeks later from California.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-The steamship
Prometheus, from San Juan, arrived on Satur-
day, with California dates to the goth ult.
She left San Juan on the Sd inst, with the
passengers brought down by the Uncle Sam.
Her passengers, consequently, made the trip in
about II days. The transit over the Isthmus
was effected in twenty-eight hours.
The Uncle Sam left San Francisco with $50
passengers and $3.50, 900 in gold.
The Northern Light arrived at San Juan
on the Sd, from New York, and was to leave
the same day, on her return with the passen-
gers and specie destined for that port.
General Walker was in quiet possession of
Grenada, and peace and confidence were re-
stored. The citizens had resumed their usual
occupations. l. 81
A large fire occurred at San Fraeisco on
the night of the 10th nit, causing a loss of
$25, 600.
Gen. Richardson had been murdered at San
Francisco, by a gambler, named Cora, who
was under arrest.
The Southern section of the State is threat
ened with Indian disturbances. The Indians
were stealing large numbers of cattle, and had
committed numerous murders throughout the
State.
The Know Nothing State Convention held
it's session at Sacramento, and appointed dele
gates to the Philadelphia National Conven.
ton, instructing them to vote for no Presi
dent unless in favor of the Pacific Railroad,
and opposed to any agitation of the slave
question. 'sHH- ..H. .aF
The ship Polynesia sailed on the 10th ult.,
from San Francisco for New York. .T
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GES. CAss DECLINES THE PREsIDENcY.-
Gen. Cass has written the following note to
Andrew J. Webster, esq, and Others, of Phila-
delphia
"GENrLEMhS I have received your letter,
asking me if | I'M a candidate for the Office of
President of the United States, and express
ing the qualification it would give to support
me for that high station.
while thanking you for this manifesto
ton of your kindness and confidence, Of which
| shall always preserve Q grateful recollection,
| reply that l am not 4 candidate for the
Presidency, nor do | desire that my name should
be presented in connection with it to the con-
sideration of the Democratic party of the Union.
am, gentlemen, with great regard. truly yours,
"LEWIS CASS."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

Rs~ Tuckerman, the alleged Eastern Rail
road Defaultcr, has been arrested in New York
and the Grand jury of Boston have indicted
him for embezzlement. He is charged with
having, while acting as Treasurer of the Rail
road Company, taken into his possession a eer-
tificate of seventy shares of the stock, of the
value of 800 each share, which he transferred
and assigned to the Institution of Savings, for
his own benefit, and as collateral security for
his own indebtedness to that institution.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

kay~ To those who may be in want Of Print
ing we would say that our facilities for execut-
ing almost every description of Job Printing are
not excelIed in Northern Pennsylvania. We
have just added to our assortment, seVeralfo fonts
of new fancy type, and have just set up a new
Diamond Printing Press for the execution of
cards, circulars, &c. The public are requested
to give us a call.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-The Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster county, held at Il Lancaster,
Pa, on the It'll inst, in the case of Catherine
Cooper rs. The Ohio g. Pennsylvania r. r.,
$4,000 and costs were awarded to plaintiff,
whose husband died from injuries received by
jumping from a car which had run off the
track near Franklin, Ohio, in February, 1854.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

Es" Washington letter-writers speak of the
enormous prices charged by the Boarding
House keepers, in that City, for board. The
first class Hotels, charge SIS per week and
poor fare at that. One member of Congress
was asked 500 per week for himself and fami-
ly, nearly double the amount of his pay.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

WooD PArER.-Mr. BeardsIey's extensive
paper mills at Little FnlIs, N. ", will be
ready to go into operation on the LIST of Janua-
ry, when he expects to be able to turn out.
daily, tons of elegant white paper, made of
wood. In quality this paper, it is said, will
resemble that Of English manufacture. fa
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born in that State in 1920. He is a lawyer
by profession, and was first elected to Congress
as a Wing in 1850, having the year before
been in the legislature In. 1882 he was de-
featcd by Mr.. Wright, democrat, but in 1854.
by the aid of the Know othings, was again
returned, having this time defeated Mr.. Wright.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

Bsg~ The State Canvassers of Wisconsin
have declared Gov. Barstow reelected by l59
majority, The seat will be contested on the
ground that Bashford, the Republican can
didate, received a clear majority of the lcgrl
votes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22
: 1t is said that DAN. GARDNER. who has

Ras~ 1t is said that DAN. GARDNER, who has
been trav cling as clown for Rivers and Derius'
Circus, has, by a late decree Of the English
court, become heir to over million of dollars.
Should this be SO, Dan. will, of course, be one
of the aristocracy of the country, and will be
courted by many of those who have heretofore
treated him with contempt.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

sas~ Louis NAroLEoN's Speech at the clos
ing of the Paris exhibition, in which he ex.
pressed himself in favor of an honorable peace,
had produced a great sensation on the cont,
nent, and many politicians were of opinion
that it foreshadowed the assembling of a peace
congress, in which the war difficulty with Rus
sia would be discussed with a view to settle
ment.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

New BAKERY.-Our citizens who have long
felt the want of a good bakery, will be pleased
to learn that such an :" institution" has been
established in this place for their accommoda-
ton by BURBANK & ROGERS. 1t is located
in the new building north of the Ward House,
and from the specimens of eatables we have
seen of its production, will be worthy of pat
rOnawc. ."
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Ras- The Elmira IN. " Advertiser SAYS
therc is a dwarf in that city, about Is years
of age, who drinks every day, at one time, two
ounces of laudanum. Various means have
been tried to break him Of his pornicions habit,
but without effect.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

beg We understand that the aqueduct SUI
perstructure at Tunkhannock creek, has fallen
down. The North Branch seems fated to a
series of untimely and embarrassing occurren-
ees, sufficient to try the courage of any man.
Mr.. MAFFEr's energy and perseverance will ac-
complish all that man can do, toward getting
it into shape.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

Ras~ The young wife of Gov. Wright, Of
Indiana died a'few days since, at the residence
of her parents in Kentucky. She had been
married only about a year.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

u pa The Know Nohings were defeated al
the municipal election in Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, Ne#buryport, last week. 81 p
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

RAJ Eight or ten million of dollars have
been expended by the Government on the
Washington Water Works, and the cry is still
for more" Mike Walsh once said they
would Hext ask for brandy in their water.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

We direct attention to the advertisement of
JAMES HARRIS, Electrician, in another column.
The wonderful power of Electricity is put to a
new purpose, in taking from the human system
whatever of mineral poison there may be Turk
ing therein. He has every convenience for
giving the machines he advertises a fair trial.
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"hole number OF votes pOlled 22j-neres
sary to a choice 113.
After the 50th ballot, Mr.. Sage moved that
the House adjourn, which was agreed to-aycs
III, noes not counted.
So the House adjourned.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

Alexander Mahon Esq, formerly speaker of
the Senate, State Treasurer &c, died at his
residence IN Harrisburg on Monday last.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

MAsoSIc.-At the regular communication of
Union Lodge, No. 10s, A. Y. NJ. held at this
place On "Wednesday last, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing Masonic year =
GEORGE. f. Fox, w. NJ.
HENRY j. MADuI, S. W.
HENRY b. M'KEAS, j. w.
+. III. Mason, Secretary.
JAMES III. WEBB, Treasurer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

gR% The Special Court advertised for next
month, has been postponed indefinitely, of
which all persons interested will take due no
tice and govern themselves accordingly. The
reason, is, that the Supreme Court meeting
about that time, made it impossible for our
lawyers to attend to both.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-22

AccIDENr.-Our f~cllow-townsman, DIR. JoHN
MINrosH, was seriously injured, on Saturday
evening last, by accidentally walking out of a
door in Patton's Block, and being precipitated
about sixteen feet upon a cellar door below
We understand that he is recovering.
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THURSDAY, Dec. Is.
SENArE.-Mr. JONES Iowa) submitted a
resolution authorizing certain Committees to
employ clerks.
Mr.. Adams moved an amendment providing
that no person shall be appointed who holds
Office under the Federal Government.
This was rejected and the resolution adopted
Adjourned.
HorsE.-The House resumed voting for a
Speaker, with the following result
FIFTY-FIRST BALLOT.
Banks, lO5 Fuller, SO
Richardson, IS Lester :
Scattering Q
At the conclusion of the call Of the roll,
Mr.. McMuLLES said : 3" Before | vote | give
notice that unless within the next three DAYS
we shall elect a Speaker. | will submit a propo
sition for a compromise"
Mr.. GDpISGs (loudly)-What is the proFe
sitioa
Mr.. HotsroS-You can't compromise prl'
ciple, Mac! [confusion).
Mr.. GIDDISGs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is II!
Mr.. HoUsroN (from the oppositciside OF the
Habit is you. Come over to us-A vel!
fair proposition. Laughter
Mr.. GIDDISGs-Make it now.
Mr.. HoUsToS-AH of you promise to come
over to us, and Ell make it now laughter
Cries of "lou can't come that game anu
HNo dnubt lint vo,,I ,rroav Tmnrriment
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Bss- M'Crea has had granted him the bene-
fit of a change of hts place of trial TO another
county,
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8raofmoReportu.
Il. O. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
ATOWANDA /:
satnrhan alorninn, Derember 22. 1855.

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Necessity 10 q choice, IT. AuIJOuIHO'
FRlpAY, Dec. H.
SESArE.-Mr. SEWARD, Mr.. FEssFSDfS aa
Mr.. STUART severally gave notice OF 'her y
tention to Introduce bills for harbor, river ''
lake Improvements.
Adjourned till Monday.
HorsE.-Housc resumed the ballotlns A"
Speaker.
seth 57tb 5Sh ~
Banks, LOG LOG 100 ~
Richardson, 10 "a -
Fuller, 40 Al Il -
Scattering, f.... 5 4 j.
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Mr.. A. +. MARSHALL moved that Wien ="
House adjourn it be to Monday. ,n,r
While the roll was being called, gen'" y.r
now and then. instead of voting ga an" : mi d,
responded " Banks and Richardson ,
the moment believing they were voting !"
Speaker. e.. .,,s
This misapprehension occasloned IePI INV,
outbursts of laughter and cries, "lhat IN 0r
the effect of habit" '.The ruling passion f INV,
in death" Stick to your candidate ny
"Ha! ha ! ha ?, &c. ht
Mr.. Marshalps motion was then ioS'
vote of SO against ls5. .h;nrsg
Mr.. ErHERIpeE- Believing that no'nn1
be accomplished by voting further 'VO''
move the House adjourn. u.
Mr.. CCMBAcE here announced a mc''''
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SHERIFF CopDISG, after a painful confinement
to his bed for nearly six weeks, has recovered
sufficiently to permit his removal to this place.
He is now at the Court House, with a pros
pect of soon being able to perform the active
duties of his Office. .
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day the 22d, for a further hearing and dispo-
sal of causes upon the argument list.
During the day on Saturday, the Court di-
rect that the order made for taking acknoS-
Judgement of Sherif's deeds, be continued nm
til Saturday the 22d, at the coming in Of Court
in the afternoon of that day, at which time the
Sherif's deeds made at the present term, will
be Acknowledgements Sheriff being still alb
sent.
The Court also made an order directing
three weeks court to be held at February term
next. tAEt4
The following divorces were granted on the
18th, to wit
Lucinda Wells, by her next friend, e. Rock
ueH as. Geo. Wells. On reading dispositions,
and on motion of F. the Court decree a di-
vorce to the said Lucinda from the bonds of
matrimony.
Margaret Pickard as. James Pmkard.-On
reading dcpositions, and on motion of VIM. Ell
we'll, the Court decree a divorce to the said
Margaret from the bonds of matrimony.
On the same day, G. FL. Watkins, Esq. was
appointed Auditor of public accounts for Brad
ford County for the ensuing year, under the
act of Assembly providing for the appointment
of said officer.
In the list of grand jury business as pub
lished by us week before last. occurred the
name of John IL. Galiss as prosecutor. This
is an error, as the name should be John IT.
Gates, of Springfield township.
In our report of the case Of Com. rs. r.
| Is. Walters, the name of NJ. III. GREESMAN as
one of the Attorneys for the prosecution was
accidentally omitted. Mr.. G. had charge of
the case from its commencement, and his name
should have been published.
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n J. JEWELL. - - no,,v
JEWELL & DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
zlers and GiIders.

Slap on The corgsr ef Sscozg d johnson
Streets. opposise tie St. Charles.
WOULD respectfully announce to the ci,.
~ zers at Keokak. that they have formed a
copartnesship, Nay 5'h. 1857 toy tn. purpose
Of 'arrying on the above business in ali ns
branches. They are ready At all times 10 un-
drrtake work in their line, which they nlease
themselves SKILL be executed with punct.iah'y
and IN style equal u the best, and on as rea-
so able erms az any others in the city.
N. H. Particular attention paid to PApEs
H.sG'Nc, which they will do with nea ness and
dispatch also old sash reglazed
May 81 1855. f3ms
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Sr. PErERsaURe 7, EE ARA KEo -
A correspondent Of one of the Lond on pa
pers from cronstadt says Tae visit OF
Admiral Dundas to the yiciellv Of Cfon.
sladl has convinced nautical and naval
men we'll acquainted with the Gulf OF
Finland that there is no slen ion of
veniurinz our ships against The s one walls
OF Crunsiadt. There is a safer and nue.
better plan for adoption. The piles which
our Admiral txsmined were put down
- prevent access to S.. Peter. hurg Re-
move these piles and Crons'adt is i'm potent
10 protecting the capital. Nov i, is mnc
EASIER 10 raise piles than 10 drive til, N
down, and that these can be raised Up no
doubt IS entertained Once Up, small
steamers AID qua boats can pass; and ST.
Petersburgh must share the fate o kerch.
The proceedings IN the sea OF Az # are
10 be repeated III the upper plrt OF the
Gulf OF Finland. The defcnces OF the
Neva betrayed consciou snrss that such
an attack was PROBABLE, ,lse why we're
defences thought of
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Another Outrage -Asshodist PrsAeAsrs Mehbsd
BY Atchisoa and stringfsllew Rufflans.

To The Editors OF the Dsmo<Atic Press:
hasten to inform you Of another mob
in Platte County. The Methodist Church
North had An appointment for quarterly
meeting near Foriey. The presiding Ell
der, preachers and congregation had as
semb'ed, and concluded the morning ser
vice and were proceedng when a mob
of about eighty armed men. made their
appearance. The congregation, it being
warm. were seated in the shade in the
trout of In house, and the preachers were
inside. When Dr.. Walker led tM M ID
II the door. where Rev. Mr.. Morris was
preachi &, and seized him, Mr.. Morris
drew his revolver and cooked it. when
some one caught his arm and to k il from
him. The mob then rush, or yelling.
Hang him !! shoot him t. Some Of
the congregation iHierceded for HIM and
ater long par'ey they consented to lei
him go under pledg- t. leave and not
preach any more TIL they gave him per
mission. The rest Of the preachers es-
capped during the disturbance, and The
congregation Or Ike up and dispersed -
The PR achers were all armed with revol
sers. They are awsre Of the threat. dsi.
ly made against them. The mob broughi
tar and feathers and hemp along with
them. The excitement is grea. THESE
hnmble and plous ministers Of religion
viii be driven out and utter awlessness
prevail.
In haste. TaAvrLER.
Piattr Co NJ. Lane 81 1873.