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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13
gHE VERY LACEsr.

LoypoS, Sept. 3o-l2k.
The Bombay Tipxs OF August 81 not mention The
arrival Of General Hsyeioch .. Lucknow. The principal
features contained In the papers have been prevousy
published Tho Bombay hns considers thas lhe intein
renee ia certainly Of . disastrous character.
letter from Aboo dassi Augps. II, In the FoonA %
sreer menlons nas The King or Delh, offered .o make
TENS win oopot IDS, 80 iaEhs OF rupees
ally instead OF lb seretJose, shosd be secu,ec 10 him
and his He Informed hal nohlng ort
uucon 1tonsl surrender ud be accepted
Meerut letter or the 1tn Gf August mentions ha num
bers Of he musineers we're leaving Delhi Aoou boo
crossing tbs ssoges, t GdrumohssurGhA dvs
days previously. and ESQ more were ~ Haaper mskps
for Roma cund all uLayned me bridge OF boAi ~ Deia
reported bscks the heerui sde and the m1neers
were atem mptipg 70 repair Is
Tho Par jah 10 tanqn,l.
Tnc orgsrsxalcn OF sal rcgmcass Far Deh 10 rapidly
progrestng.
pashy shown 70 tie fcees BY the Inhabitants Of tns
province
900 persons sss and property valued ~ IL 100000
sterllrg destroyed.
The whole province Of Bengal socns 70 be In ssa,c OF
alarm
Ths civilians ., 6tah rc,reaied 10 Psns, esviag The
treasary ohA,ge OF conpany Of Inc esta regiment,
which u IL feared - n danger. ,
The sta rAive nisnssy Al Hszuuesgn muanied on the
9oh Of Jgre snd hberaoi all mo prisoners Most OF the
Europeans cscsped psgcda bat there every reason 10
believe tDsl MAJOR Oakes Sss killed.
Calcutta becoming cfU~e eod sith fuslves rom all
parts on Bengal.
There haa been sypous 5f dssneoton IN ne t2h Blm.
bag Native irian foi ming paFt of The Hahplo hed
force They rcfuteo 10 give 40 mutnous Uooper And
formed q square axouud him Hs then n ed N Brss.ir
xorsp when hires four or Easopesn horse stsy
eaahsd Into the square aid cul hlm e0sn portion OF
the infanry essrmcd.
The ruliny as Kckpscf wrs prompsy supptessed, but
Ideuerana koris aud Htstdeh ard Ensign 5iubbs gos
susy. and -ere mnrceTed.
The London Tfef Bsmtay correspondent says iha tak
og nlion Oil thN hse occurred 10 The way o dis
affection ihrvag Sou Presdescy, vrcher In RsJ.hpoo
IRA or In lhe SouhG sahrspA UOuaSy, ono oaznA Dut
ihst Tho ehcipi7e and Oy ally OF NE Hcmbsy amy
,.o-y but rurely living way pnder ttorg emptasons.
Iet hi A pretty qsicSly and ssfe bus ei there
bs cb cs or assster there OF elsewhere or cvoa mu
delay snd fear We os Protieensy geaerany) shall zee
tfoub CO. me tues -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

ns .osuh pr,os Of American ton shsuh be durng No
COMING season must depend upon The produce Of mig
l1ss proportion Of The Whole resufns Win oe
intlusnoed By Tho weather Of Tie coming O,ss-
The crop ID said 70 proniy fair sversre yeii Bal ~
aSy resuh, state d things In whioh the d!nxence n
article does noa srord safe proai 70 ,he Milo vner =
oexH 0Ansiiioua me ,gemon may be very sxreea.
bic V certain parties In Tho sn,aSon but caanos lasI
Ihe signs That American produce begun N oomure-
bend .he neoessy Of moder ng their demands are DO
coming soeEasH coasptcucus. Farsher, h peasans %
standing that every calamity which oveYsAkos GrsAa
Britain In any Fart Of her empire fen sensis mls-
Of their ocmmsn Interests the people Of bosh ass NAV
ind gratifying ssuYAncc thas peAoe IAnd ympaahy VIII ,e
preserved between ne two great comuunuec 70 whoss
nxAnon.
THE vISan4A xsNlNe COMPANY.
ms.pS of - U1s or ,ss sspi nssr, 80 xprs
cosaus, Who has returned "n.u he 's ioosy ssRy
bis accommodations wose for hem 10 pay on tho debss
Of the save Forfeiture 10 allow him 10 sink shs
engine shaf tan fathous, sns V provide hboe, by
ble somo dhcuissn place 70 the amount reqased
for there porposes. when finally ssresd 70 allow tn,
~ g sSe $50 q sn.,ss y os 70 ne
vide means for further operations
TIE BANKS or GREAT BRITAIN.
Inc boArS hogd,tns furnishes the Of cun-
ton OF we private AMI joint stock banks Euspd and
Waies fo7 he four WceAs end1g the 29h OF August
kvos tno oifOWln8 evereSe weekly cfcul Aion n{
moe banks during The pas. month, viz -
400 Ji2
JONI s'ock oann 2o0o,776
Average weekly circulation. on.............E co so7 Oct
On comparing The abovc With The amounts Of The nxsd
issues the following appears to 70 the comparative s or
Yhe private banks arc below .hey rxsd fosl oeS
The Joint atook banks are below their nxcd ssue 4ots2
Total below the nxed issue sue.............sl3 =. sl Ell
The OF circulation irish and SCOTCH banks
Tor the four weeks ending The 2h Of August when added
eogener, give the following ~ the average weekly clrcn-
lAuon OF these banks daring the psst month, viz =:
Average SPECULATION Of the hh banks. G6 ,2c4 B10
Average 0Ousiion Of NE Scotch Banks 3932 a9J
Average circulation durrg tho pas. month Gi0lS7 se7
On Comparing tho above with the nxed issues OF the
several aiks a. given In tho BankE0 Arsouac the fol-
loving appears 10 be the . ate OF lhe circuisiion-
Tfo bsh banks arc below their fixed lssue. CLIO 6Si
The Scotch banks are above lhe.r nKed asue S46 1888
Total above The fixed !saue. ............ . G7IeCI
The amounts OF gold and silver held head offices
Of the several banks durrg the past month bean
followa-
Gold spd silver held by TIE I,isc hank. sa7As 4is
Gold and silver held by the sootch bAnks. 160ol
Total Of gold and silver held. Sal 42d
mo above satements cousplcto tho returns Of ctr
culaton In Er gland, scotiaod and Ireland for
svesge circulation OF the Bark OF Ergard for tkc samo
peros win giye the following results OF the orculAon Of
noscs In the United Khgdem when compared with 10
Df8vOua month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

shovirg decrease Of f682 SSo ihe circulation Of notes
In England and decrease OF Ge6o s2s In the crculiou
Of the United KINGDOM, when compared 9TH mo unonln
ending tho las Of Anguat And e oompai cd wnb The
month ending The 80n Of August 1885, abo % returns
ahow decrcase Of fS0s s7 IN the circulated or nosa IN
the Unlxd Kirg rgcom.
Tho average stock Of bullion held BY .he Bank of Epg
Iasd In both Department. during the month endsg mo
2olh OF Auguat, eli ais sos, being denease Of
G23 3ei compared with the pfvvlocs mcrsh, de-
cee Of IL N3 when compared With the pss iod
last year.
The stock " specie held ty Ina Scotch and Irish bAnz
during Mo nth ending the 29h OF August G
being decreaso Of cas- J6l compared Win he prcvouG
return, and increase Of 90 lao whsn compared NO
corresponding period last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13
RUSSIAN OPINION UPON THE INDIAN MU
TINY.

fFrcr TIRE Northern Of september ais
short'g vould those people In Europe be who
should wish Fnflsrd softer sensible losses In rss. Trda
In the pvestp ssto of industry srd ccmmcros Fnxlsnd
Irdirpsnssbie f- Europe. true Mat sbe receives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

The dses from Hong Kong 70 Auguss and 5oanghs<
July f0 dec arain Of the blockade oS Canton rive
was Issued BY Admiral scy mour ou tae llh OF August
Two vcsses bad arrived 1T Hopg Kong with about 6oc
gurpers, Who veye 70 be fcspaiotsd 70 CAlcr L.
J acrIIrg cxchasge st Horg Kong, %. Al snapgaAe q
isr 70 brsne bad reen done In impoU Prices OF ten
bad advanced both there and st noy. alz ar a.
Exebapgc 70 l0d. Q IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

me rs,s,ps Of s camp u Cnsoas wss ansd fcS ne c
tf Ocsober
Prince Napoleon was short I, s,sr on scur "a NE Ess,
Of ths inhmns Of Suez. -
The Correctional tribunal Of Paris nss secreed oe eer
and snprc suppression q bs "efiss 20 eepss
nv rpsspe sus serial, commenced 10 1879, and Sec
,us ed Baron ds Cnasue tbe sstree % be cop5rEns,
70 a yesrs imprisonment ard Zoe o. 1850 frsn~ me
pubshsr and printer are hksrse 'eh'e"Oea ~ nhe S'o
n decree r,rbsddps me erpcrt Of corn and fschstnv
s Importation bad been szienled 70 me Soo os seen-
The "A. s,s.ner Pregsri hsd been ordered 10 proceed
soy,n v,,n " Pspdcberry 9Th troops nr that plaos
vss le Rsohsl vas believed &, bs IN dying state. HM
,.m,Iv bse, by elsrsph, been rummoasd 70 her slie
me rupre.s Euserls arrived "a P.'is th- t for We
lcoyTTvTD ON EIeHIH FACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

The lfndoc ChrOre< lays
TIE osl for the ifn me- date assembling o. pkrnameu,
10 20 gercrs throughout tho country that Ministers
about Il said 10 deliberate nc. ihe necessity, hns
Council
rrcclsnaion bad been inuod appointing "wednesday,
ursyrr /, erpsrousres sr,hs di,,nrsare,. IN l@Ss
The iondcn Cbs stasr that General ia voiock
rnaae Knight Commander ~ the Bah, saa ne. 20 oIner
lndan Gt tnelts-rilsou, heii Cnambetiatn, e,chosoo
arc Van Coftandt-have been made Oomran oos oi ihe
Order ofthc Bath
crease in exports OF Gsss,too she isa,
year ard The ncrssso during he rst eh. Of lbo
yssr Ss'ased ., &c COZ tee.
a general order bsucd from the Hcrre Guards Ioo
2os Of Sepu mber promotes General Hsveock ihe
or Hsoy General "or accoun. or ne cie sui reryicos
psrfcfmsd "A ~ him In irdIsn
Tr W. Crdsn vas eIe ,lsd Lord Mayor o. rssior, A.
Ter acme cprothi1r.
me Eyfof ne hss been made peer, under Nc NO
AIS nsetps IN london OF the owners cf propary m
lrdia resolved 10 demand oompcDssioa FOR csscs
sustained NJ private persous 10 nds, ami ctmpain was
he Of ygor part Of Inc Indian gov
eImsnt
T-o companies Of artillery under orders fcr INDIA
By tue overland mall route leaving sOuihsmou On MO
me Am.rlean csp,a,us IA london bad ocnpieussd go
Iiyeyp.ol gcr esuslcg the dssb of Of his seamcu a.
same Time eIprenIhg ihsr cSnvicuon Nal he Wa no
Tha ,scrrd n NOVEMBER |, now the day axed for ,no
lnrnch cf ite ersss Eastern steamship
ye.sr rslor Bright Of Bull, largely engaged 10 no
me pressyery OF Belfast had adopted reselions sf.
firm their right N preach IN the open air. bns reuoun-
meneiDs ihs, under sr"rs ,ae psoee 20
preaching On sinssy, the 27h, In Belfas and ibe day
psv ed IN quiesness
rhs rSis oorrcsponden, OF me London rrss sves Ne
fonowins dubious "boue siory "a letter from Sssses
n ne 10 isst says that's bnle had ines besn vsahci
sno,e containing : paper % whlsh src fee Easnsn
smith, snd nounone that the rsssa,lsn 10 paose
pscinc o msDesd oy nin ses 70 inmlrenl danger o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

Yhe reception Of me EmperJr sspoeso uaxssdi was
marked wib all possible stale snd oesemoay, while isa
OF the Car very quiet and devoid ~ al formay
The Empress OF Rua and the Qaeen OF arrived ~
stutigAydt an the evening Of the 26th
The imferis parry attended grand dinner tbe Hsg
Of wurem burs's CASTLE Saturday, the 26h. On San
day morning The 27h, Napoleon attended mas a the
Catholic oeuroh, aad in the evening both Empcrors
snd thor suits witnessed the performance a lbo
opcs house. On Monday, the 2sss, TIE
imperial party a<r dod The grca, annual agricultural re
and festival ~ Carns,sdt, and IN toe afternoon the CxAr
aotn, tho Emperor Napoleon starved nis way W kely-
The I'm perorv during heir stay bad several private 10
tervsvs but nDbtrg x Autnent "a known 10 ,beir
.ure The French ouIRb, gerersy, pfri lhAs ihe To-
terecv muss snd - cgmcnt tbs peace Of Eurooe.
The Emperor OF Austria had guit.d Vienna for Wenay,
there meet the emperor or RcssA Great popca M
porlanse " Generally si..chet to tnis interview
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

Total Of gold and silver held as2i42d
Tho above statements coupcto tho returns OF ne
culatcn In E gland, Scotland and Ireland NE moo.h
ending the 29sh Of Augrs snd here, combined wnh the
svesge circulation OF the Bark OF Engard for thc sao
peros win give the following reGul the crcuAsi0n OF
Ro,cs in the United Khgdcm when compared With no
previous month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

We 70 infer from h that the Insurgents are 90 rong
psoues ~ rspcs 70, sb.. ~
ire news from Western MAlva and ba countries cf Ne
and Gurerss does not improve. fn addition " the
muny In The Jcudpcre Legion st koun 300, and me dis
aiming Of Bombay regiment 81 Susseersosi ws nov
kan that the former rndestood 70 be cperahpf with
nsuraont chief In ~ neghborhood, and that lsgs
sody Of nsurgen nas solicited s kundsorc, far rrom
IFrcm The London Times, sept COL
The additional particulars received by the Foveien ooc,
In me fc OF despatch from The Indian sovevnmeut
the Secret Oommise Of the Eat India Directors hrow
new. and, We must add, comy kch cn As sas aGdsrs
o the present. and for several weeks more from ne aa
Gate, must mako mp minds I, increasing cuisy,
and the consequent protsby Of fresh dsoers 10 one
quarter an, ther. Here and wcrc The ,ide may No
y, i our avor an 1890 saVasos -
rirsculcus relief timely panic IN the foe or 40 rn5eped
for aid, may 10 10 Tor casuaias o. an oppo
spe character But whom uings arc rushet TO The ex
1eme snd every Ing every where stscd The css of
die, cannot exptct the ohauscs 70 be Always In our
f.vcr. no. Dcihi hat Is ne eaif pcf's Of anriSy
No- vet 40 LAcnoc and Agra ssfh heir vaila,x dsferd1s
and h<ir hundreds Of women ons ctfdve,
poiffe ffsrs0 fhe uAoie kre of ccnmosfcahn hreat
sed snd duosd We have mad 70 Retreat 10 surrender
pcnts which I'LL lately of htlug, 70 dssn
reiEforcs 70 provide against nee dangers and
duce our position 70 the lcsss and manageable
s,s ~ :, 'UmISn n ,,rs All & o. sourss Gsy ios "a tine
those thirty days, and there small OF fear But
hteirble 10 shrk whss happen In hss interval, ho
mtcn toat CAB opy 20 recovered 81 fesrfnl cost, h0w
muoh that sbsolueiy rrsed able saob s the distance
that We are nov almost 20 scrlcss spectators whsthsr
ht British government has Done veil on III do hue
more BY srd ~ no sii venture 70 suggest what may
be done; but frat for the anxious psrcasrs before us
II n much N he fesrst that General asvelocs
ss s,,n, mS, ~ s ss'ss no ',s,.s.sl .dvan'.se 10
lat dsc, The l3,h, he -M st "a Cawrpore with
bis force reduced 70 900 men, worn cus with
fatigue cord not be rcr forced N los than ten days
or rornlght-ihs s 10 eject tl ths bssinprr Of ESQ.
tember The misraanaeed afsrs Of nuspore and lrrsh
bsvr bad NE sad result o' desarlns secw she cuecns
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-08-14
TIE ELECTI0NS.
NentucAy-James B, Clay Elected.
L am yours, truly,
Wm. I. PAcKae

We doubt whether any Congressional can
vass in the United States ever attracted more or
as much attention as the recent one between
James B. Clay and Roger Hanson, in the Ash
land District, Kentucky. The eyesol,hr whole
nation, and especially Of that portion Of it which
takes any part in politics, was directed 10 it
WIlh great anxiety. The district was strongly
Know Nothing, giving, two years ago, one thou
sand SIX hundred majority for A. X. MARSHALL,
It's present Know Nothing Representative. and
even last year, Buchanan and Brecknridse were
beaten over SIX hundred by Fillmore aud Don
eson. The Democracv-no the
reports OF the gallant canvass which Mr. Clay
was making, and the confident hopes of some Of
his ardent inends-generaly had but little faith
IN hIs success. It seemed impossible that the
large Know Nothing majority could be overcome
especially when they presented as able aud a.
drolt a champion OF their principles as Roger
Hanson.
The district has been changed since It had
been carried by MIR. Breckenridge, as tae coQn-
ty Of Owen, strongly Democratic, was taken Oh,
and Woodiord, strongly K. H., substituted in
its stead Despite the great odds agaius. him,
Mr.. Clay with perseverance, mud ardo, wor
thy OF bis illustrioas descent, entered the lists
in accordance with the wish OF his political
friends, and has been triumphantly elected by
small majority. His success will do more to de-
stroy Know Nothingism in the South than any
blow it has yet received. Ii will be remarka5le
ifit ever makes any headway again in Keotacky
In every aspect in which il can be viewed, it is
more of national than local victory. and, as
the teegTaDhIC wires spread the lntpllirpnra
over the Union, it will be hailed everywhere
with the greatest rejoicings and satisfaction.
The following are the najorities 10 the sever
al counties, as reported by the mail agent, who
came on the Lexington train to Coyington hst
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-08-14

/ 4 ioint canvass by candidates for the Gubei-
Material Office has never been conducted in ibs
State, nor, we believe, in any other northern ole
I and may well be questioned on grounds Of pubic
/ policy. If the practice be once adopted, it vii
doubtless continue, and party nomnaionsoe
unilnFmlY made with reference 10 it. No patty
will venture to selecta candidate for this Office
who is not qualified for the stump; and aptitude
| for debate will hence come TO be preferred 10
administrative ability In short, the result VIII
be to conline nominations 10 the class oi talke,s,
and to exclude all others. A rule Of party action
which would prevent such men as Benz. Frank
lin, Simon Snyder, aud Francis r. Skunk from
filling The Executive char Of this State must be
bad one, and IS 10 be denounced rather than
adopted.
We believe there is a considerable public opn-
ion against the propriety Of Executive candi-
dates appearing at all before popular meetings
10 solicit votes, THIS was FIRST practised by Nm-
f. Johnston, IN l348, and has been to soGe tX-
tent followed by candidates since The good
results OF it are not obvious. 1t did not orgi-
nate with the Democratic party, nor has j: ever
received any formal popular or party saHc-
ton. II may therefore be considered an open
question in future practice, and at ali events as
forming no part OF the d0fy OF a candidate I'M
posed upon him by his nomination.
While your opponent holds the office OF Pres
ident Judge there is a special objection 70 the
acceptance Of his project. The propriety Of
law Judges taking part in political meetings IS
denied by cur party, and is opposed by sound
public opinion. BY no act whatever ought we
10 sanction or become participants in a proai-
tuition Of the judicial character. Nor vii, a
resignation now made altogether remove this
objection Your opponent has Intentionally
held his Office until within three months Of the
election, rendering it impossible to elect a
successor the present year, and il resignation
! should now take place it would obviously BE-
with the intention Of resuming the office after
defeat for the post to hich be asprss.
The proposed mode of conducting campaigns
may possibly be suited TO some of The southern
and southwestern States, where it has been
practised, and where population and political
conditions differ from ours but It's introduc-
ton here would be against solid objections, and
without any conceivable good. 1t is, there
fore, proposed ''Soulhern aggression" upon
the practices and policy Of parties in PednsyI-
vania, which cannot be at all accepted or POI
milted.
1t IS well that this question has arisen when
we have a candidate capable aud fit for any
discussion before The people, and. when the de-
cision can be placed, without embarrassment, up
on the public grounds which control it.
lam, very respectfully, your oo'dt. serv''
C. Z. BUcEALEW, Chairman
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-08-14

We copy the following from the Louisville
Democrat Of Tuesday morning last:
..The election yesterday began Peaceable, and
in the four middle wards continued 50 till the
close; but in the first ward, when about one
third ofthe voters have TO elect The know-noth-
ing candidates, It was necessary 10 inspire some
terror lest the voters should come out when
there would be no chance. So the pIug-ugles
rallied, knocked down few foreigners, & that,
Of course, ended their voting. Similar exploits
were performed in the eighth ward, for the same
purpose, and with the same effect. Five or six
buiiics fell upon one Irishman. and brualy beat
him until he was rescued by w. Ragan.
eve had hoped that the reign Of terror was
over in this citv-was at an end after all the
professions: but the law here in the upper and
lower wards is in abeyance; and out Of about
fourteen hundred votes in the first ward about
hall were polled. In this ward most of the
Germans reside. There are in this city over
1000 legal voters, and there were bat about
1900 Polled yesterdays leaving nearly 1900
unpolled. The people at distance will con-
cIude at once that there is something wrong
here; either Louisville has lost her population,
or her people have some extraordinary reason for
not voting. In our opinion, majority Of the
legal voters are against know nothingsm to-day,
aud would reloic to be rid Of it,
"Whilst we had a quiet election in the mid
die wards yesterday, man who was looking on
IN the first ward, at the Lafayette eneine-house,
informs us that no foreigner after dinner dared
to go near the polls. Ifhe ventured to the polls
to vote, be was attacked before or after he voted
Our informant is we'll acquainted in the ward;
he saw gangs of rowdies, strangers to him, hur-
rahing for the Baltimore rip-raPs."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-08-14

viii appear by the following section OF the Revi-
sed Statutes, applicable to her case:
"Erery person who shall frauduleBtiy produce am
infant, falsely pretending to have been born OF pa
rents whose child should be entitled TO share OF
any personal estate, 10 inherit any real estate
with the intention OF interceptiug The inheritance OF
any snch real the distribution OF any such
personal property from any person lawfully entitled
thereto, shall, upon conviction, be punished By
imprisonment in State prison not exceeding len
years"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-08-14

iiiE duties of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, Aug alst Owing 10 the limited accom-
"oaa1ons Of the Seminary Building, tile number Of
pupils VIII be limited. 1t is important Therefore
that applications for admission be made at an early
day. those who enter before the expiration Of baIf
the quarter, viii be charged Tor the whole quarler.
those who enter after the expiration of half the quar-
ter, will be charged for half the quarter. No dedpc
ion made for absence except in cases Of protracei
illness.
In this school Students are prepared for the higher
classes OF any College, 10 enter at once upon the
active duties Of life. Whilst special care is taken
TO form in our pupils habits Of oyler stylet puzrl,L
ffy and AoroughacSs, their Physical, Moral and So
cla Education IS not neglected,
The government Of the school is designed TO ba
parental. 1t Is the aim the Principal and his assn
ciates 10 excite in their pupils love OF right aoi
and to awaken within them some proper conscious
ness OF the dignity OF humanity. Pareats NAV rest
assured that any gross delinquency on the part of
their children will be reported 10 hem Immediately
should circumstances require it, or the discipline Of
the school fail TO accomplish the desired relorma-
ton.
TERMS per quarter OF weeks, including Board.
Tnjton, Furnished Room, Washing, Light and Fuel,
$40 00-one-half in advance.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-08-14
JAMES B. CLAT ELECTED TO CONGRESS-.

Nothing has transpred in the world OF poll-
tics since the election Of Mr.. Buchanan 10 the
Presidency, which gives Us as much grati6ca-
ion to record, as the glorious victory over Know
Notbingisrn, achieved by the gallant son of Hen
RI Clay. In district, which, two years ago,
gave Know Nothing majority OF SIXTEEN HUN
DRED and last fall gave Fillmore and Donelson,
six hundred over Buchanan and Breckinrldgc,
James B Clay, IS triumPbantly elected. Bra
wing all the SANDER and vituperation heaped
upon him by his unscrupuIous political enemies
turning neither TO the right nor to the leii to
regard toe unmaniv assaults Of his prosecutors
he has won a triumph which viii give addi-
ton lustre 10 the sacred name Of Clay. Let all
true friends Of the Union and the Constitution
rejoice Let Democrats and Old Line Wings
czult For the home Of Henry Clay Is re-
deemed the dark shadow Of Know Nothing
Thuggery is djspelrd from the fields Of Ash
land