Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-07

State Tisosuzsr of psnnsyisania-
% The.s go 1921 churches q vn 1Isth
10 the13tate of KaW York.
eu-Passmors Wiiaismsoa. was. % a.tusday
last, released from prison. =
u- A company Of Veterans from Ameskesg,E.
H., design visiting Washington CITY u Descended.
o. In Baton Rouge, La, on the 10th. = rumor-
ed slave insurrection crowded the u s. Arsenal
with anxious citizens, demanding arms.
or In the Cimea, the wounded on the battle
6sld have sometimes difficulty to keep "a the vul-
tures. -
o. Miller, Of Cumberland, Nd, was convicted
Of two murders within week after their perpe-
trstion. This is speedy justice.
% The rumored murder Of Capt. Doniphan's
train of California emgrants was of course hoax
and a most csuel ono.
or A block of marble, from the ruins of Car
thage, has been contributed to the Washington,
Monument by an American Consul.
oy- Rev. Rufus w. Griswold is engaged in pre-
pairing the life Of the lamented Mrs. Judson Fan
ny Forrester).
o. Mrs. Robinson, the g veiled murderess," ]"
has behaved sobadly at Sing Sing that sheis pow
confined In a cell. sa
oo- The French government have abandoned
all attempts 70 regulate the prieESf bread
They say. it must take its course.
0y- Out of the ninety noble physicians who vol
unteered to go to Norfolk during the seyer, TWEEN
ty died. a hse satewx sEa tsszs sa
oy- An election officer in Philadelphia has been
prosecuted for refusing the vote of man natural
lied only four days before the election. This will
settle vexed question.
eo- A mother brings in bill against the Gin
cinnati Commercial, for crushing Barnum's Baby
Show in that city, thus rendering her investment
in .s baby things" unavailable. @ e s''s1s
!. oc- 1t will require one million FIRE hundred and
ninety nine thousand, five hundred acres Of land
to satisfy the land warrants issued last month.
under the act Of Sd March, 1856. s
oo- In Paris, apothecaries are obliged to put up
all poisons in red paper, while white labels must
he used for medicine intended for internal appli-
cation. Isn't that an Invasion of constitutional
rights2 49,
Or A fine boy named Frazier fell upon his knife
while running race with other boys at Bigbec
Valley, Miss. The blade entered his heart, and
he died before his father, who was one Of the um-
pires, could reach him. s.es ss
eo- The German Emigration Society of Cincin-
natl, has very recently purchased six hundred and
twenty acres of land in Wisconsin, bordering on
the Mississippi river, and are about to lay out a
German town, to be called Almaa,
o. The winter millinery season has opened in
New York. The styles are decidedly Liiliputian.
Cherry and black are the prevailing coIors, trim
med with Haunting lain-fore colors, and the whole
artificial fowery kingdom
es-In the course of the late political canvass in
California ex-senator Foote is said to have repeat
etly protested with his hand on his heart, appeal
ing TO God for the truth Of HIS assezions that he
was not and would not be q candidate for Office.
os-Henry Smith, Razor Strop Man. has pnb-
Eshed a card, in which he denies any sympathy
for, or connection with the Free-Lovers in New
York. He says he has wife, and doesn't believe
there is another :. of the same sort le.t."
Ou-An Albany paper says that Mr. Abraham
ScoIes, of Schenectady, recently received instruc-
tions through friend, from the Russian Minister
at Washington, to buy twenty thousand horses i
be could get that number.
GoLD FOR GRAIs--It is stated in the New Yorl
Commercial, that remittance Of :E10 900 in gold
was received by the Africa, to be employed in
grain purchases in this country for shipment ts
England. This is significant fact
HEAVY DAxAeEs.-Miss Mary E Asberry re
covered Judgment for $4,916 against Georg'
Swsrts, in the Nicholas (Ky-) Circuit Court las
week for slander. A trial for breach Of promis'
in the Fleming fKy.) Court last week. resulted il
an award TO the plaintiff Of $1,000
eo-John Smith sends US the following pith,
toast for the next celebration Of the Fourth of Ju
ly, but it is too good to be laid overs !" The TIVE
Declarations-T'he Declaration Of Independence
whereby we gained our liberty, and the Declare
ton of Love, whereby we lost Il. it."-Boston Post
The LAST DoDcE.-During the late Agricnltu
raj Fair at Haverhill, place was wanted for tn
trial of horses, and a man named Lee offered th
committee and spectators free admission to hi
grounds for that purpose. The crowd rushed in
but when the sport was over, it cost them
quarter each' to get out.
Or A patient at the Utica Lunatic Asylum
who was formerly doctor, while out upon stroll
was attracted by theories Of a poor girl who ha
fallen and broken her arm. He Immediately wei
to work aud set and spli5ued the broken lint
and told the destitute mother Of the child that hi
| bill was nothing, and went on his way.
or The Mayor of New Orleans has issued
proclamation requesting the proprictors Of coffe
houses and bar-rooms to close their establishment
on the 9th Of November, the day of the election
He further recommends that the sums whic