The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-11

NEW HAVEN AGAIN REBUKES sFANATIcISa1-
Black BePa6licaa refuge Of lies Exposed
Democratic 1oUn Mdnagemeat Compitmeated
and Sastaiaed-.Nist Hncan Democrntic
fa1oR md no .Miiake.-Under this string
caiiion thr New Haven Register gives the re-
suit OF iiir annual election in that fown The
opponents called upon every "opponpnt If Mr.
Mchanan'S adminIstratian,' 10 rally and put
down the Democratic party, and vindcate blee-
ding Kansas" The result is, on a noll of A. 600
votes, and in a 6ercely contested fight the
Democracy have triumphed by an average ma
Jorty Of about 300. The lowest candidate on
the Democratic ticket has about 100 majority
overthe highest opposition candidate and every
man on the ticket, from town clerk to the
pound-kfepers, is handsomely elected
The election took place on Monday but the
news was refused place in the telegraph, and
oaIy reached US by mail.
RAmwAY ACCIDENTS AND A UNIFORM SpeEp.
at a meeting Of the National Association for
Promoting Social Science, held in london,
LJrd Brougham read 4 lengthy paper on the
prevention Of railway accidents, 10 which be-
took The ground that the Speed should De fixed
by law, and should be moderate, not rxcrrding
twenty or twenty-five miles per hour. He as
Selted that very small number Of travellers
were willing to risk life and greater danger in
order to save time by high speed in travelling,
while the great majority would prefer inodrr-
air speed and greater safety. He alluded 10 the
mmunitY from accidents on the railroads in
continental Europe, where the speed IS regua-
ted by law, and suggested the application o! The
same law to British railroads.
RESisrING THE U. s. AUTHORITIES. The
Buckeyes have made themselves notorious for
resisting the United States authorities in slave
cases. But here is case Of dollars and crnls
III which they have been PLAYING the same gamr.
On application cl counsel, Judge McLyaG, last
week, issued writs of attachment against \. p.
Curtis, dry goods dealer of Hamilton, Ohio,
who, being in falling circumstances ,undertook,
It is alleged, TO dispose Of his goods in a man
ner unsatisfactory to his Eastern creditors
The L. 5. marshalS, in attempting to take pos
session of Curtis goods, were driven off by
several citizens. Writs were then issued for the
arrest of the principal parties who resisted the
/. ). authorities
FoETY-SEveN STATES Would any one be-
lIeve. without boxing into it, that we are in a
fair way OF carrying out the number OF sover-
eign States, originally thirteen, and row thirty
one, up 10 torty-seven Bat so it is. In the
first place there are Oregon, Kansas and Min
neSOta, hose constitutions are already formed
or forming. 1t is hoped that they will be ad-
mttrd the coming winter, making the mem
bers Of the cooiederacy tbirty-four. Then New
Mexico, Nebraska and Washington. already
thriving territories, will swell the aggregate
TO thirty-SeveD. Four new States 10 BE- carved
out Of Texas, according to provisions iu the
treaty of annexation, will give Us i0rty-oHr
Two additional States demanded from the area
now ncuded in California, would make forty
three. Arzonia, NeoSha, Dacotah and Colum-
bus territories carry us up to torty-SiX-and
lovely Utah will be the forty-seventh to "lend
TO that fair crclrt the grace Of her form the
llghtness OF her step"
AaEEIcAv Military EQuIrnrxrs ron THr
ViceeoY OF EaYpr.-For few days back the
bark Mary, at Boston, has been loading with an
unusual cargo, consisting Of military wagons
and other articles of a warlke nature; for the
Ficeroy OF Egypt. The TraosAer SAYS
1t appears that the Viceroy, who has for many
years received the greater portion oI his utaci,i-
merry, SC, from Englaud, has a desire 10 t~st
the Workmanship of this country, aud that the
young west sends to The aacIrut raSt sprcmrns
Of her advancement in the mechanic arts, Th-
cafgo placed on board the Mary, and which
has been carefully selecied under the inspection
oi Mr.. Armstrong, IS principally for toe equip
tneGt OF al army upon the march, CONSISTING Ut
military wagons made after the pattern Tor those
ot the nitrd States government. ! So India
rubber Ponioons or bridges fr the passage Of