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BANKING HOUSES
OF
JOHN r. H0GG.

sold and collected. Bank notes and Specie bought
and sold. Stocks notes. and other securities, bought
and sold on Commission. Correspondence and col
lectous solicited.
Aug. 2l, 1857
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THE duties of this Institution viii be resumed on
Monday, Aug. 3lst Owing 10 the limited accom-
nodations of the Seminary Building, the number Of
pupils will be limited. 1t is important therefore,
that applications ior admission be made at an early
day Those who enter before the expiration of half
the quarter, will be charged for the whole quarters
those vino enter after the expiration OF halftbe quar-
ter will be charged for half the quarter No deduc
ton made foi absence except in cases OF Protr9ets&
lness.
In this school Students prepared for the higher
classes of any College, to enter at once npon the
active dates of life. Whilst special is taken
to foru pupils habits OF orler stret p@"ct"al-
ity and morougAuess, their Physical, Moral and So
cia Education is not neglected,
The government of the school IS designed TO be
parental Il is the aim ofthe Principal and his asso-
ciares to excite in their pupils love of Hgf doing
and 10 awaken within them sonIt proper conscious
ness Of the dignity of humanity. Parents may rest
assured that anv gross delinquency on the part Of
their children will be reported to them Immediately,
should circumstances require it, or the discipline OF
the school fail TO accomplish the desired refosma-
ton.
TERMS per quarter of II weeks including Board,
Tuition, Furnished Room, Washing, Light and Fuel,
$40 ,00-one- half in advance.
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''4'S0.F and GOOEELL, of Philadel-
',+ the manufacturers of the 10 and -
S'agIe and Double Threaded Empire
@' Sewing Machines" They offer an a
''F Bedford county on liberal terms
-.fTIstment in another column.
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If you want superior article of Boots, Shoes,
Caters, or Slippers, call at the Cheap Shoe and +
General Variety Store of Adam Ferguson in Ju-1l
llama Street, where large assortment Of USE ss
fol and fancy Goods are always 10 be found. ~ /,
Bedford, July 10, 1857. as..s..as,,r s.q.
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BEDFORD CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.
ftlalr an0 fflnale Departments pl5tinrt

Rev. Gso. W. ArGnrNBAueH, A. NJ, Pnucipal.
Mrs. GEO. W. AUeiNBAUGu, Preeeptress.
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ALLEGHENYEMALE AND FEMALE Sc
MINARY.
W. NJ. BRIM, A. B. Principal.

VI.
Miss f. v. MANN Preceptress.
NJ J. Johnson NJ. A. Williams, Assistants
This Institution located in the borough Of Rains
burg, Bedford county, Pennsylvania, noted for It's
healthfulness and beauty OF surrounding scenery. 1t
is 10 miles from Bedford and from the celebrated
Bedford Springs.
The building is large and commodious, capable of
accommodating 200 students. II is the purpose Of
all concerned 10 spare pains in making this lnsu
tuition the efficient instrument of securing to all in
attendance a thorough education, and also 10 throw
around them the benign influence Of morality and re-
ligion.
TERMS AND VACATIONS.
The academic year consists of two sessions OF q
weeks; each session is divided into two terms OF
weeks but without intervening vacation. The
Summer session will commence the 4th day OF
August next. The winter Session will commence
the second Thursday of January, 1853. Winter
vacation weeks; Summer vacation weeks.
EXPENSES PR TERM OF II WEEKS.
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tC8GSLL.F and SHOEMAKER have o.
'5a new bookstore. Give them a call.
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% Glrrgnlnen ann 5nperilltrnGnt's Of
Sabbath c5rtoois.

We keep on hand the publications of the Am.
S. S. Union, American Bible Society, American
Tract Society, Presbyterian Board of Publca-
ton, Methodist Book Rooms, Massachusetts, S.
S. Union, Lutheran Board of Publication, Epis-
coPal $. 5. Union, and great variety Of stand
ard Religious Publications suitable Tor Sabbath
Schools.
SHRYOCK s. SMITH,
ChGmbersburg.
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Notice

ne subscriber being much annoyed and damaged
oy h'hers and hunters running his property is
determined TO pOta stop 10 the same he therefore
hereby cautions all such persons that if fpnd t,es
passing upon his farms, by either fishing or hunting
ne WIZ bring suit immediately against them.
aug % 1897. HENRY HORN.
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RESOLUTION
PRoposINc AMENDMENTS TO THE Con

ARoPoSlNG AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE CoMNoNwEALrH
Resored By te Senate a,d House of Representa-
OF Ms Commonwealth Of Peunsyioantu ~ General Is
sanity met; That the following amendments, are
proposed 10 the Constitution of the Commonwealth,
IN accordance with the provisions of The tenth article
thereof
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March 6, 1857.
NEBRASKA TAkEN!
100 RUSSIANS SLAUGHTERED,
THE subscriber having commenced The above

TIN AND CoppERsMITH BUsINEssm
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GREAT ARRIVAL:
Of SDPiRg GOODS

The undersigned has just returned from the
Eastern cities with large stock Of SPting
Goods. and is now exhibiting at
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made TO the next Legislature of the State of Penn
sylvana for the passage OF an act of Assembly autho
rizing the incorporation of Bank OF Issue with ge
neral banking and discounting privileges, under the
general banking laws of this State to be located at
the Borough of Bedford in the county of Bedford and
called 'sThe Bedford County Bank with capital
of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and with
the privilege of increasing the same TO the of
four hundred thousand dollars.
f. L. ANDERSON.
WM T. DAUGHERTY,
VIM. p. SCHELL,
A. KING,
NICHOLAS LYONS,
SAMUEL L. RUSSELL.
Bedford, Pennsylvania, June 26, 1s57.-tJ1
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The Bedford Gazette.

n
SENATORIAL CONFERENCES The
Senatorial Conferees of the 18th District COM
nosed of the counties of Somerset, Bedford and
Huntingdon, met at the Washington House in
the borough of Bedford on Monday 31si August
ult., and organized by calling j. d. RODDY,
ESQ, to the Chair, and appointing A. L. GRIM,
Secretary,
The following named gentlemen presented
credentials and took seats as conferees.
Somsrsd--J. D. Roddy, 6. w. Benford and
Chas. Hefiley.
Bsdford-D. A. Black, Thos. H. Murry, and
]. Henry SchelI.
Htatingd0n. Simpson Africa, A. L. Grim
and Wm. Lewis
On motion of VIM. Lewis, VIM, P. SCHELL,
ofBedford, was nominated by acclamation as the
candidate of the Democracy of this district for
State Senator.
On motion of J. Simpson Africa, Isaac Hu-
aus Esq, Of Somerset was nominated by accla-
nation to represent this district in the next
State Convention.
On motion, the chair appointed j. Simpson
Africa. VIM. Lewis and Thomas Fl. Murry, a
committee 10 inform Mr.. Schell of his nomina-
ton.
After passing vote of thanks to Mrs. Cook
for the use of her house, the Conference adjour-
ned
A. L. GRm, Secretary.
DAVID WIL.HOT and the s'Razor Strop
Mans arrived here on Tuesday last, the one ia
KING up his quarters at the Washington Hotel
and the other in front of the Mengel House
the former coming for the purpose Of shrieking
t3r "bleeding Kansas and the latter to har-
rangue the people on the excellent qualities Of
his razors. Both drew crowds, ia as much as
10th are very eloquent gentlemen, and the peo-
pie wanted to see which could tell the ''biggest
1 yarns" In our humble opinion although the
Razor Strop Man strained his utmost) David
beat his competitor slightly, but it is our opinion,
4 also. that if the said David wants 10 come with
4 IA $4,000 votes Of the poll which Gen. Packer
will run on the second Tuesday of October,
next, that be will have to "spin'' longer 'yarns"
taan any he has produced yet. That's so.
Our THINKS are due to the brethren of
bp press, generally, and to the Somerset DEM
ognt and HoIldaysburg Standard, in particu-
! ar for the kindness with which they welcomed
Z cur debut on the stage editorial. 1t gives US
! T.easuie, also, to notice the many and high en-
'anjOms Passet.uPon our venerable predecessor,
whose lifelong devotion to the interests of the
Democratic party have won for him the esteem
Of every honest and pure political Partizan.
on .N0NDyAY last we had the pleasure of
call from Jas. Lewis, Esq, the able editor of
he Huntingdon Globe. Mr.. Lewis gives US
cheering accounts of political matters in Hun
aasiOn and says that the prospects of carrying
dacounly for the Democracy, are very fair at
resent.
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Miss CoENELlA a. EvAErs, Music, French, Draw
ing, &c.
Mrs. LuoY SrorrswooD Oil, Painting and Shell
Work.
Miss Mary HELEN SulTH, Assistant.
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R'Ea r. subscriber having commenced The above
business in Pattonsville, Bedford county, would
peetively inform the public that he is prepared TO
furnish
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE,
on the most accommodating terms-ALSO, Stove
Pipe at 123 per pound and spouting at cents
CASH per foot this being cheaper than can be bad at
any other establishment in the place ghborhood.
Having thorough knowledge OF the business, and
determined to spare no pains TO please all who may
give him a call, he hopes TO receive liberal share
OF a generous public.
Aug. ID, '5T. CHARLES I. BLAKE.
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FIRST AMENDMENT,

There shall be an additional article to SAID Con-
stitutlon TO be designated article eleven as fol-
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20 Sacks of G. A. Salt, for sale al SHoEMAKER,S IS
Coionade Store
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It CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS subserpton, advertising eE other n
buaes5 q s should be addfessed 20
it,tss cgneeFhn the sditoTal deparasnt Of the paPe,
tei I tho E!toTp, 5gnlyi PF 70 either QUE
Of tieta. s....,,.
' AZ Of Tie above Eulss VIII greatly obse es,
and lteurU prompt atlentoa to
L:y might Otherwise TsosiVs
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454A4S 4@@- 5755a55 = --4sE5 ; $500
not give exprssa notice g the con-
trdy, csnsdsrst us W'PaiRs sle4r
IN susserbsrs ogler the dssopiIpuanss Of tslrgert
FfArARes paid. u :. -. - Ii
sI srbSesrs negert refuse % take telr Psrtodl,
AL, ron he onets to Which they irectR they held
fSspSnbIr tn they settled the bal aud ordered them
IuhserEers remove to ether PAeea FhoutinfoTm.
ic tiz ruIfeTS and tic papers are seat 70 As
rSetECn, they are held feSPOnsihIe Il,
he Courts have decided that refusing ~ take periodl:
stls er the 0eg TeIaoyih and leaving qlSn tnSalsf
,Cr,is PFtIstG ict1 eVidenss Of iasTntehet iEAea
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Connections are maJe By ali Through rratn' follows
Pittsburgh, With Pennsy Railroad, for Phlladtl
phIa, Baltimore. NsHaYsTk and BoAtdn.sse
Cleveland, with Trains and steamers for Toledo De-
troit, Chicago the North West; also for Erie, DunRrk
DuIalo, SiaYarHt Pals, and -C1itasI6 & ~
with die steubenyille anil I1di
and Ohio HRilro CahiI COSoc0n, New
ark, Wilmington, Lancaster, Colun.
bus, CIucIiuatI, Indlahapb aud s.. LoutS.
At Wheeling, With Baltimore and Ohio fRaroAd forj
Cumberland, Harpergs Ferry, BAtneEe, and Washngten
City. 'ts-sl5ss-lt
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Accommodates. Train Leaves BfidEeIoreat 4l5 Pz
MsllsvLIe, MopnIng at aIliMay Stations.
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Accommodation Trn.rleavessRaveuna at A. Nj stops
at tMayitRons. and arrives a Yfo A. 81.
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Ptapncs, Meloleons, srapines and Accnrdeons tuned
and rea1rsds and a other Kinds of ttgueutS generally,
Njthiieatness aud lsateh..ll shfsiB N fitl-iO5
an goods at tlls estsa,iShnCrt
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i nloua and WANING ctt ma and Alex
auIliA. i.s5st.-zes.ss.
Houra OF departure at RlciI- ~, sSs4 &c. stssss
A. 81. and IsO r. II.
fRtturnIlE ieGSe Whaling a. and e. 81.
and 8 3f4At.Eslgi7s&I 557g93t -
Arrive ct Richme $50 P. M.nnd4 An
Baggage cheeEs and tIo given through hstesn Rich,
T6Ond and TaBhing q
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no. STRAP RAIL,
and being order, and CARRYING GREAT
antee ecfing ctIonS shown by art
vnlS daily Richmond WashiS city IN advnneecf
the Steamboat nne. itf=sst5.
P1EE BEfw ms " 80
An Omnibus viii ready take through
pasSesgg9s dnd 6yr ba Of bpp3t Between
the Depots Of with ample time for them to
take their fneatf, whether g0iu; NORTH SOtth.
Through Tickets can be- DAnyte and
Washington Terminus Of the Road, nov nearly
peted 70 Danyle Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Checks Of from the Danvie Road and at
timorc Depot. ,5ts5 tFs4I 4 1s3Ee =
The fart the same NAL! line the old steamboat
route. st5s 59+tt = 5sss4z 4
There no ears The night Ric
mond and Alexandria II - fol 3
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4oz ssss Isl s. q 81

l1ibtili s7s5
.7s.sf slll gsiis
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SEl b lsIl ll8 Is57.E
iFT7l5S 7TFFif s7Jl5I I57TJ ~
i57a I'M s. 10 I, 5Isl.

=
E5N 81 IS 8. y ! Is A. q .a
INSURE Y OUR RPRCPERItY.,
lga6 Il IsSSTI Rim ~ 0Gils 1bIh I0s n
INV lillian r. BEL AsrE AeHsTs AZ thr
3ite ah Rs Il as oi NJ.
HiEginis anspr1tne Its q noi K 81
tessEa5ses o9P'lsFg oIithe a'
Th1 EyaehIaFs Hosc ana p4e 1rsuniuDs CSmfans a,
IlS PS.si n .Rft
nglg Trust COMPANY OF q u janis
iHs9 The Insnrancei Company
jOEtdlFiT1sVQA .IIlIEFY OF VI13Cf1NIA
SSe paid In shd invested, NTH sart
5ss.fss i5 anu ls'ss1
tgt oaassneSe iSof f6ivs n k " Bank sl
s5is gI7REBklEs ls 1E;5, 9A .
tss1sl L1Os,H sldstt105 tg.D Iatib, IN lail y
Norton. Acllefon &co. M.Nyliense5s Il ia il
IitgSiiioEeny 9tti 10 ON. .iialsEtllts O.!
,fIas29 Is - e gtii.t s.Iada o..s saials 2a!
{, q 2; : e
Bfr1S Slt sit8S SsaR 80 fa is rslE a9jat
NJ md pap lpasss. .RnA I5 .a!e9h wdeTssE
JAMS. AgSnt.t
ia g4s 10 Life EIns l1r ance.
lNIE undersigned will take applications Policies
y the gpits9 State Life lnssTsasY ANNUITY Trust
Assets.. az
Estimated yqlps Sl alpq4 yyi K 90
sthseliag Jan. 81 1so7-t tSanGsi 9ll5gI Agent.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
sasi INSUR AE1GEii COMPANY tit
Mod 10 lts. iillNGs isNfEE kEst11Nds. ~ .gR7tEI
opYtck next DOOR 70 rltE at.!s& ii. BANK.
Hls Company is now fully organized and prepared to
issue Pdtc:Gs theInost liberal rates, FRE, MA
IL ~ ~ ib1BEcToRs: sspatsi
Andw 2. Woods, H Vim. btecoyt ' Jas r. Baker,
VI N. ". 5ftreE, John LtStt
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sI1t.;Il.I iNIJSi y. H. ,i.ly,,t,
constantly and ep an lam iSrre ana
choice collection OF Sheet MuSc IhsrotlSn BooEe
for every tind Of MOTT IN uEA isHi lRF
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sss II Ixprg.s Tratn, Nay ssltleas except
Deep Kun, Portland, Rush hun, Jeddo. sloanas,
and Port Homer, GeE Salisbury, Lu1S, EaTlvie.
5ft H. tGMAscd0hia, Bedford and NsWmrS; arrives at
tssq pittsburgh. atT:45 N and Cleveland At 9:S5
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In connection viii ulovt Keep largest In
iaf Western topntt of tlle toloWing Yi6nt, 6
nes1ss Double BpSges, Guitars, BsIiOes, TNInb6fineS
Actordeols, Fntvs Flies, PlEsolss CNriI.elts
eto In fAct Keep every attIcfa TO lie
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IstsfI-' tst'si IN DIRECTORS:
Andwt p. Woods, VIM Mccoy siI Jas r. Baker,
Mn. ". sllrirer Th9p SWseney,. John Ltsi 9ll5
Jay. G. Adhesion. L. S. Delaplan. John r. MopRns.
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8 9ll.l !
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li Et CSAt Cd &C
an pan J "a "a ! AZ e 81 3
NJ md pap tpsSss. Ehit IG a!e9h WdaTs sELBE3lfi
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VOLUME 6.
gIJe 11breIil,s alrteIligtllrer

orpICE-C Corner Of Main aud Quincy streets
-Enuuiicc FROM Quincy St.
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Tis route passes through N Lexinstbn Lancaster
CleTile, Washington, Wilmington and 9arrGwthe FIcest
aud most beautiful part OF Ohio. r ? Va
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rNHI5 Company Is fully organized and prepared to
il issue Policies, at themost liberal rates ERE, MA
and ISLAND rtSkR. j
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a veTy nsat sFa suPs Fi9F article q ls.8 =
BANKsCHEUKS on all the city Banks
, ORDER b COX s., 4
EtANk DEEDS. NOTES, DRAFTS &Ss,A
Printel On 4ytya FapqT, lpr ssle tthls QHsee.
Dsa Receipts ai.d Bills IF La7ilgf
's,>t 81 Hopa 20 otdsF! Alse, every &sseEiitie
LNk klI IfIll IIsklIkeI
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keep constaHtIs es hand large stosS
E'ot tile ctlebFated iIALLET DAVIS StCO.S iaSOEs
S!se eoIullets aAsertiet of analSEltAs
iloul the celebrated CSrbaTt
IedHaln and a. p. IIlyhes Also, n sCtdsd GSfic Or
gam atJle for Churches on NTH fsuf ktehs
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.s41o Take tEe7C Central Ohf6s Road TO &c
assst5 20 BZANGSNITlaE, 9ifs ~ q = ,
And there cTiLE6K CARs and take those Sfths O. W a.
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trotss
West OF ths Mountains; aud po1eSseg all the Aeeoln
nodat!ons Of the best ltrls Of the East = ~
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lIaEs LAM OF NEW =. Al isltss-

..sf. 80 80
eiiRipus notetfi inserted tor hah Pr
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Twice DAnY (anday night excepted Between RIsh.
mona and Washington ct va GotdonsStlls and Alex
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TX LlNEs OY4NoNPAHB1L, Or LESS 0QNsTITUT1N6
g .l.aaD g 81 e as esrEs !. sn

Ia EDyrfsl Notices charged so rr square per annun,
Cci Si s66SFt and rate Of dscuuut THEREON tor
ErsIer number squares e under The Esnefe bead and 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
The mails by the Persia for Europe, will close
this morning at 10 O'Clock.

The steamship Tennessee arrived at this port
Yesterday morning from San Juan del Norte, bring
ing two hundred and sixty of the deserters from
Walkers army. more ragged, sickly and
wretched band Of men never exemplifed the prov
srb that "the way of the transgressor is hard ="
For the purpose of raising temporary relief for
them, several e1tempOraneous meetings were held
in the Park and in Wall street, and between $500
and 5000 collected. The men speak very harshly
of Waker, denying him all the qualities requisite
for a commander except personal bravery. We
give elsewhere the names of the men, and some In
teresting passages in their experience IN Central
America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

In our impression of the 18th inst. we made some ~
we're comments upon two or three of tie official acts d
Mr. Justice Connolly. We have since seen that msg-
tate and received from him uery different version Of
the cases to which we alluded. Taking Mr.. Coonoys
statements in respect TO the matters referred TO- 10
the truth, reflections upon his conduct were mud
more severe than he deserved In relation to the css
of Morissey, Mr.. Connolly says that he did not d.
charge him, as were informed but, at the requas
of Morrisseys counsel gave him in charge of Officer
to see his BAIL that he returned with his ball. and was
held to answer in the sum Of 1000 to appear the
next Court of General Sessions; that he now stands
indicted for the otfense. The same authority assures
us that the omnibus case "was just no case ct all"
except that two aborers, working upon the same build
ing. had an encounter; both went to the Station
House, were detained there all night, and that the
next morning. on the joint application of the wives Of
both parties and at the earnest solicitation Of them
selves, each alleging that he had no charge to mike
against the other, also the request of their employer
Mr. Connolly on his way to the Court, overlook them
and told the officers that they need not take these two
men further complaint was to be preferred agan
them but might let them return to their work, which
was done accordingly. An explanation lie also sivea
by the Justice respecting his conduct in the Jun
Hughes" and "Pat Matthews" affair, differing from
the account upon which our remarks were based. Al
we can say is that we had no desire to wrong Mr..
Connolly, and We cheerfully give him the full benea
Of his own explanation Of the matters in question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

Ia speaking the other day Of the fragrant wrongs
and abuses Of the San Francisco Post Office, We
stated that the Postmas ter still lets the lobby Of
the Post Office building at the rate of 5000 per
month. As that officer only accounts to the Gov
eminent for from 800 to $50 per no ,th, We
suppose that is tie amount really received, aud
that the old rent which was 5000 has fallen in con-
mon with oil rents in California. While making
this correction We may as well state some facts
showing how economically Uncle Sans affairs are
managed in the Golden City.
When Thomas J. Henley became Postmaster
at San Francisco in the Spring Of ls53 the build
log which was then occupied as Post Office was
offered 20 him on lease for from $500 to 81, 900
per month. For reasons best known TO hiurelf.
he sbardoned the old building which was already
fitted up. and Ies.ed for a period of four years
another bulldog in the .ame neighborhood, at the
nate .f 81. 500 per month. or 600 per annum.
Having 90. into hs new quarters, be proceeded to
Git them up at the expense Of many thousands Of
dollars 20 the Government The lobby Of this
bu ding was leased for 5000 per month. but who
90. the u.oue, has never been accurately sscer-
ta;ntd. Tee aid of the L. S. Grand Jury would
tave been invoked a. settle The yexed question bad
utt TIE Di.tr.ct Attorney kisd.y preyeused tie
:1Fs..isss.Ca. l.s SPecia. Aseat oi tss Pest