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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25
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BW The telegraph announces r..
Louis two weeks later news from Cam, :
the present headquarters of the Utah -
dition. The troops are reported to be- !,
spirits and eager for descent on Salt :
City. The Mormons, according 10 reli,t(
telligence received by Col. JOHNSTON W..
lively engaged in making preparations fo
sistace in the Spring. Governor Crr,
was performing the duties of his Office !,
best of his ability under the circumstaDe.,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

IMPORTANT BlLL.-A bill was read by Mr.
JACEMAN, in the House of Representatives of
his State on Thursday last, provided for the
sale and delivery Of the Sunbury & Erie Rail
road Company, if that Company will agree to
purchase the same, and all the public works
Of the Commonwealth remaining unsold.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

BISHOP PoTrhR's HEALTH.-The following
paragraph from the Greensbwg Argus of the
18th, contains the gratifying intelligence that
Bishop Porter is recovering from his late at
tack " The Rev. ALoNzo Potter, Bishop of
the Diocess of Pennsylvania, has been lying
dangerously i'll at the residence Of his son, who
is pastor at this place. He came here on
Wednesday of last week, for the purpose of
ordaining minister, when he was suddenly
overpowered by stroke of apopexy. For
some considerable length of time his life was
in jeopardy but at last accounts, was in a
fair way of recovery"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

B@~ The question of the day at WasnHs
ton is What become of KErrr after dSV.
struck him ?" That fellow was nowhere 70 '.
seen, and says that he. knows nothing OF wu',
happened, He must have crawied under
desk until the row was over.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

Rs- The steamer Iagnolia, running be-
tween Wilmington and Fayetteville, N. c.,
burst her boiler on Wednesday of last week,
killing from fifteen to twenty persons No
particulars are given.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25
E9g- The Lecomnton National ]

Esay- The Lecompton National Democrat of
the 4th inst, says : John d. Henderson, for
merly editor of the Leavenworth J0urnal, and
more recently a member of the constitutional
convention, has retired to Weston Mo, owing
it is said, tolhis completely n,changing the elec-
ton returns of Delaware Cossing Mr. H.,
however, denies the charge and lays it John
Galhoup
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

Ra- A party of Sing Sing convicts attempt
ed to escape from prison last Thursday While
marching in to supper they rushed from the
ranks and for the ice covered river. They
were brought to by the keepers firing revolv-
ers after them. Two of the fugitives were bad
ly wounded, and all were re-captured.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

nB- IT is said that George Bancroft, the
historian, listened attentivelv to the reading of
the Presidents Kansas Messagein in the Senate,
and when it was finished, that he denounced
the document as heilishn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

GES. CALHOUN has published defeace Of
his conduct. in regard to the Kansas election
returns, in which he says that he has written
to Gov. DENVER to procure sworn statements
of the judges of the eontrovertcd Delaware
Crossing Precinct, and to have them taken IN.
der such circumstances as will secure % free
and unbiased exhibition of the facts. By the
sworn statements so procured, lie says, he shall
be governed in giving certificates of the cleo
ton of members of the Legislature from Della
ware County. If this course, as he intimates
it probably will, should place the Government
of Kansas in the hands of his enemies, no one
would regret it more than he, yet he will hon
estly discharge his official duties.
This is new card played in the game OF
defrauding the votors in Kansas, and is intend
ed to carry the idea that the Legislature will
be Free State-a matter OF small consequence
as Gen. CALHOUN rejects the returns sent tc
DENVER, and refuses to GO behind the returns
from Oxford and McGee which elects the Pro,
Slavery State Ticket by over 1000 majority
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

FIRE AT ELNERA.-A most destructive fire
occurred at Elmira, on Wednesday, 18th inst,
an account of which we find in the G1zstte ::
1t broke out about half-past twelve o'clock, in
the upper story of the building occupied by
H. koKN. as Clothing Store on Water street
(river bank, adjoining Uirich's Lager Beer
Saloon, and spread with such rapidity, that in
the course of two hours no less than fourteen
buildings were entirely destroyed. They were
all wooden structures, two stories high, and
some of them no great value. The entire loss
is about $25, 900 but we are happy to state
that the greater part of it is covered by insur-
ance.
The fremen were promptly on the ground
but owing to the great severity of the weather,
were unable to do much execution in staying
the progress of the fire. They succeeded,
however, in saving the valuable buildings on
the opposite street, from destruction.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

JUDGE KANE died at his residence n Phila-
delphia, on Saturday evenieg last.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

FOREIGN NEws-'The Collins steamship
Baltic, arrived at New York on Thursday
last, from Liverpool on the the Sd inst, with
four days later news from Europe Her advices
are interesting, though not especially impor-
tant There is nothing from India or China
additional to what was brought by the Mag.
ara Continued ease is reported in the Lon
don Money Market. The Liverpool Cotton
while Breadstuffs were very much depressed.
The Leriqthan was at last successfully hoated
on Sunday, the 3lst of January, and the oc-
cason was one of much excitement and re-
jocing The London Times gives the par
ticulars of the capture Of a large American
SLAYER on the Coast of Africa, the circumstan-
ces attending which were horrible in the ex-
treme. The vessel was driven ashore; and
numbers Of the blacks pershed in the surf.
From France we learn that further repressve
measures were on foot, one of which was a
reorganization of the police force. A meeting
of American citizens had beeen held in Paris
at which resolutions congratulating the EN-
peror and Empress on their escape from as
sassination where adopted 1t was thought
that the attempt on the life of the King OF
Naples was part of the programme of which
the death of the French Emperor was to bt
the leading feature. There is nothing of ma
terial interest from the other States of Eu
rODc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

A telegram from China quotes ;Ee rate OF EI chSnge
at 5 %. showing further favorable Improvement OF
more than v cent.
The six settlements s,nce the previous advises had
been only 500 bales.
Tie shsres Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
we're in demand yesterday afternoon. ard hive rsen
from $40 TO $50.
The limit which The constitution Of this Company
imposes upon the liability Of the shareholders s,n-
ulates inquiry for the shares a: the present redceed
value.
Il is stated Tie DAILY Ners ofyes'erday' that he
Sugar naTke, was heavy, and decline o. III 20 Pr
cwt was established.
Tie Royal Commission appointed 70 inquire nto ne
abuses and Geiacations a, Weldon arrived there yes
terdsy, and visited The various departments, 80 ths.
they might make themselves acquainted with the
mode in which business carried en-
Al TIE Guildhan, yesterday, serious chsrge Of
conspiracy 20 deirsud Was preferred by Mes>s. Chris
lie i Co., spi.t merchants, of Liverpool sgaa-; M.
Rkey, general agent; and NJ. Thurgood, & surgeon.
The papers announce the death on Tuesday g.
Taunton OF Lady Bowrng, wife Of II. N. Pleripo;eu
tsry IN China.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
MAZZINI'S NEW MANIFESTO.
Correspondence o. The n. Y. Tsbare.

Correspondence @; The \. Y T!blre.
LONDON, Sept. y, 1S5-.
The GeDoese Dio Popol0, the last republican
paper edited on Italian SOIL having finally sue
cumbed before the incessant persecution Of the
Sandman Government, Mazzini, nothing dauntej.
las got up an Italian paper at London, TO appear
twice a month, under the title Of Pcasiero I'd
A:ione Thought and Action).
II is from the last number of this organ that we
translate his new manifesto, which We consider
historical document enabling the reader to Judge
for himself of the vitality and the prospects of that
part of the revolutionary emigration marshaled
under the banner of the Roman triumyr. Instead
of nquiring into the great social agencies on which
the Revolution of ls4S-9 fonndered, and of trying
To delinate the real conditions that during the last
ten years have silently grown up and combined to
prepare new and more powerful movement,
Mazzln relapsing it appears TO us. INTO his anti
quated crotchets, puts TO himself an imaginary
problem which, Of course cannot but lead 10 Il
deusive solution With him the ali-aesoreing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
TIE GREAT EXPLOSION ~ HAVANA.

Tke Ne1c- Orleans P,ceyuRc of The 7th 'ustan. has
the following particulars OF the disaster IN Havana,
noticed some days since in Geographic dispatches:
On the 10Th ult., at half past D. m, the Naval
Magazine at Havana situated at the heal Of the hsr
bor containing one hundred and fifty thousand
pounds of gunpoyder, several hundred loaded shells,
together with large quantity Of rockets, fire works,
&c. exploded The shock and effect, "a described by
the residents Of the city, Were truly awful.
Thus far there had been found in the ruins and
about the ground 81 dead bodies and lO3 wounded
-four of whom died shortly after being removed 10 the
Hospital.
For some moments the air was 6llei with al de-
scriptons Of destructive missiles. and stones, shells
&C., were projected long distance from ite oahdng
and into the bay.
No damage was done "a the vessels a. anchor. Tne
dead bodies of three coolies were blown through the
air 10 the slope q, Fort Atares, nearly quarter Of
mile off.
There were upward Of 800 persons employed on tae
new sugar warehouses; in the immediate vic.nity oi
the disaster mostly coolies and among them the !ess
of LIE and limb appears 10 have been the greatest,
At the military guard of the magazine, consisting of
sergeant and sixteen only -four remained. Many
bodies no doub. yet under the rains and IN the
waters of the harbor.
The destruction OF the fine pile Of sugar warehouses;
some twenty buildings several of which were hnished
and the others in of construction was complete
Nothing now remains but Il mass ot stones ana rno-
bish. The conclusion was SO great as To destroy the
gasmeters rendering the gas works Tor the present
II
months before the city eau be lighted. Every resi-
dence is more less affected by the shock; several
buildings sustained great damage. Among the num-
Der were the residence of Don Domingo ALBANIA,
fronting the military parade ground, the house OF Don
Jose Maria Bone,y and the ediice of the Royal Eco
nomical Society
The Diario de Ia Marina, of the 3Oth, in noticing
the event. says:
The attention and relief afforded by the authorl-
ties of our city directed by Capain,Generai Concha
i'm ,yh hD
ciny at the me and first the ground after the
explosion where he remained until p. M, and en-
gagged the whole force of marines, fremen and ml-
tary corps which were his disposition, and 10y his
energy and encouragement 10 the troops, DID great
service. Our navy, with her usual energy ai-o DIS
tmgushed herself on the occasion. Meanwhile there
was no neglect to protect the public security Inc
city being left in perfect darkness, the night watch
were posted ut o. which is to be- the until proper
lights are resiored The whole force of the police and
large detachments of infantry and cavalry are ON duty
during the night to guard the city against robbery or
disturbance of the public peace. With these preeaa-
tiOns the city il perfectly safe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
THE LATEST.
InNnnN Wcdnnsfny Mnrninn.


From The Daily Ners (Cny Artiee)
Throughout the Stock Exchange the extraordinary
ease Of the money market, and the rapid accumula-
iion Of bullion exercising stimulating influence
on every side buyers precomnate, and nearly ell
classes of securities rising. Business u AT the
same time becoming active, and IN some depart
ments considerable animation prevailed to-day.
Cor soils have attained fresh rise Of a. ! z cent.
In the English Share market, the settlement, which
will be complete tomorrow "Wednesday, mas been
accompanied by further great advance.
II is remarked that an unusually large proportion OF
the purchases Of bona fide character. OF the
English Railway stocks, York and North Midland,
Great Northern and North British seem to have been
taken IN preference by nyesters. The purchases OF
London and Northwestern and Great Western appear
20 rest chiefly upon the borrowed money, and have
been met TO some extent by real saes.s
The eageness of bankers and other large holders OF
money 10 get out loans Gt low ates upon securities
which, under ordinary circumstances they would de-
cline to look at, forms powerful lever To the rising
speculation 70. higher prices IN all departments of the
market.
Tie amount of gold sent sto the Bank to-day was
E2io,000, OF which fl2O,00O consisted Of Russian
gold coin, and the rest of American bar gold. Ihe
total sent in since the date OF the last return IS thus
raised to teO OOO and the aggregate now heid must
consequently exceed fl9, 10000.
From The Tina (Ci,g ArtaeJ
There has been general increase OF animation IN
ell departments Of tine Stock Exchange today; the
investments Of the public having been rather numer-
ons.
Corsols opened at a further Improvement Of J. and
subsequently experienced another advance, which was
firmly maintained al the close
The rise during the present month has been nearly
equal to per cent but the point now attained IL not
higher than that touched in May last, when the rate
of discount was between ) and o per cent, and the
bullion IL the bank was SOO0,OOO below III present
amount.
The Paris Bourse opened with renewed activity
this morning but the final quotations were 13.. lOc.
FOR money and ,3f 30c. for the account, showing re-
action of per cent.
In the Foreign Exchange this afternoon the rates
were generally without alteration.
II is Anticipated that the Calcutta, China and Bonn
bay mails will be delivered in London about tue "a
prox.
1t IS stated in The Times City Artc'ei OF To-Day
that many persons are disposed to expect
in the Bank rate Of discount on THURSDAY nsA'' DIV
the more general opinion is that will be de'ayea
week OF two.
1t Is remarked, however, that, Judging rom ior"er
figures, il may take place any time.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Cosrrsr WITH BoaR.-I The Abingtoa IS,a,sdard
relates that ,everal days since a. Water Dsvy, a
young man in the employ OF Amos ). Reed, at Eat
Abingdon was endeavOrng 10 drive savage boar
INTO pen the ferocious animal turned upon him ard
drove him into corner near high board fence. The
boar leaped at him With the ferocity OF tiger, bot
was kept at bay by Davis for some ten minu,Hs but
finally, by tremendous leap, the savage animal came
50 near that the pole was useless. As he made Q
spring, Davis jumped over him, bu, in doing 20, the
boar drove his tusk through thick kip boot and a.
most completely through bis foot, throwing him back
into the corner Before the beast could puBsSe the
advantage he had gained DAVIS was up and rannng
fr dear fe The boar followed him TO the door OF the
ward, striking him once above the knee, cutting
cash six inches long and inch deep q. one end Ihe
ferocious snims wss sabeeo Isnty secured u pen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
NEw-YORK SUPREME CorPT-cjty and

Az Comfy & Of # \ NSs,lers WILLIAM LgGGAT Plaintiff
s stas, ~ HOHLhS Dci,ndalt-Simmons for money
demand o. &C ehtiact-NOot lot r
hereby summoned ana egrrd answer the in bis
sc,ion, which ~as hi,d IL the ce the Cl,,k - a. 90 -
County Of Ncw fork a. the Cfy Hail in ,he a, ~ ~ ~
the th day Of september. 1883 aud % .erx. - 81 -
answer 70 the said p-sin le rtr AZ I'M. "a n
81 Amn-st, n said city, within twenty after ~. - ~
this summons you, exclusive of the DAY suh 80
you fail 90 the said complaint within m, , $50
snc. the plaintiff IN tlis acon viii take uds dsncut agat %
10, the Il one hundred and artcen dollar. aud
cents with Interest FROM c fourth dy Of December one mon
'snd eEht hundred snd hyaveu beside The cost. OF ri
sctiou-Dsted New.lork CITY, sept. 2, 1852.
LEWIS JOHNSTON. Plaintiffs Attorney
SO ls~twW No. 81 Ann-st.. ". Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
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L The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
= cities with We,tern, Northwestern and SoutbWe eserD
ess by continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
P,sburgh with daily lines Of steamers TO all ports on the
Ws Rivers and Cleveland and Sandufky with the ste
an al ports the NorhWeern Lskesmaking the most
Se cheap and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be for
rxrcsd % and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
rsr cLAssGBoots ssoes hs's snd Ca9 DoPss cents
koips aid bses), Feathers Furs, 6c.............)
areosD CLAss.-Domestic Sheeting ShirtiDg and
Tsirs lin original bales), Drugs n cask Hard 90
Leather lin rolls bOxe Wool and Sheep 100 %.
Pefs Eastward, ,kc.............................
YBfkp CLAss.-ADvls, Sec, Chains (n casks AGENTS
Hemp Bacon and Pork, slted Goose or in sacks 100 M
Tobscco Manufactured except Cigars or Cut, &c..)
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Perk lin casks boxes Eastward Lard and Ls 40 csnts
on Nails Soda Ash German CLAY, Tar, Pitch 100 d.
kosln, kc.........:..' ..'''''''''"J
FLoVk- z bbl until further notice.
GR.ls- T. 100 h until further notice.
CoTrOX bale, not exceeding S+ weight, until frhei
In hprins Foods ony port Of Philadelphia be par
slular 10 ss package Na Pennsylvania Ralrosd All
Goods consigned Of this Road 81 Phsdep pis
Pittsburgh VIII be forwarded without detention
FsFIGHT AGENTs.-HGfTf, WOrmcy Co, Memphis, Tenn
r. r. Sass L Co. s.. Louis; p. O. ORey Co, Evansville,
Ind Dunesni Bel Co., and Carter Jewett Louisville,
Irwin Co.. Cincinnati. N. w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Leech Co. No. 81 Kibyt Boston, Leech Co. No.
Astor House EevYork and No. South Wiiamst, New.
Ysrk; T. j. sneeder, Philadelphia Msgaw koons Bait
NOR D. A. Stewart Pittsburgh.
II. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Phiade lphis.
7. A. SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
April |, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
1INNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

Fennsyvsna Railroad Pittsburgh with rail-
e "a and ffom ST. Louis Mo. Alton, Galena and Chicago
m ynlkfor, Lexington sad Louisville, Ky; Terra Hau,e
Hsop lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayou
s.r,fcd Belefon:ane, ssndu.ky Toledo Cleveland, CO.
ssm psckst boats from AID NewOeaDs s. Louis Louis
VI Tsoo tickets for be had any Of The above
.srtioped places In the West. ,
nser Will find this the shortest expeditions AID
..,,forsble route between the East and the West.
IRON NEW YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
from NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN So HOURS.
from NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 20 HOURS
g.re a. low any other route.
see hsDdbis IN he hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information be tad at TIE
49, Of he PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor House, Broadway
krn.rv 1 1888. J. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Judge Douglas has Just made unconditional
transfer 10 the trustees Of tie Chicago University of
all the property upon which the University is located,
waving all contingencies of the original contract and
giving a clear title.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
New:pmk DAILY Gribm,te
E u RO p E.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
The screwsteamer City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool
Sept. 29, arrived here yesterday afternoon. Her news
had been anticipated by the Indian Empire al Halifax
We suboin the following correspondence and extracts
from the London journals:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

NEGRO PRIScEs At PARIs.-Three young negroes
sons of petty kings in the district of Senegal, were
about year ago sent from 81. Louis 10 the college
Algers where they placed at the expense ot the
French Government. They already speak French
perfectly and are quite accustomed to French usages.
Having recently been brought up to Paris, they were
presented 10 Prince Napoleon and his imperial high
ness three DAYS ago entertained them at dinner They
conducted themselves extremely well, and replied To
all questions with tact and good sense which occa-
stoned surprise. They are named Nae, Macran and
Coury The first, the eldest, il delicate and of low
stature but he is the most intelligent. Macran, four
teen years of age writes French tOerably well; he
talks less than the other two, but is gay and some
times smiles sarcasticaly at what his companions say
Coury not quite twelve, is tall and strong, is good
natured but rather melancholy. lie says, Naio IL
"the best instructed of the three but Macran is the
" wisest." The little fellows, notwithstanding their
youth display great tact in avoiding direct replies to
certain questions. "Of what religion are you =
asked the Prince to Macran. eve are not Mussul-
MANS the reply. What then is your reli-
gion p asked the Prince, turning to Naft, the most
learned OF the three. " Il French missionaries
sent to our country should all be Christians, vas
the answer. The fact il that they are ldoaters;
though, from mixing with Mussulmans and Christians
at Agers they have begun to lose their faith in the
paternal idols.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Hle0itai.

CTEWARTs COUGH CANDY The best
- Cough Candy made For Coughs and Colds aud all
Of Throat and Lungs, 1t has equal Wholesae
ny stHIEFFELIN BROTHERS Co. A. B. 4 D. SANDS y
Co, OLCOTT a MCkESSON, w. W. TlIANER and by all
druggists in the T. 5. Manufactured by STEWART Co.,
No 4iO Pearl-st., n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

would By It's irsurecion. solve the problem o. kberty
Of conscience in Europe and meet with the sympathy
of al those who cherish that liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

The highest premium wa awarded to the Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machine for use IN the family, q: the
late Nev-York state Far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20


Lana AUeass oaA DRokerss
sDnAL0as ~
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANT0s
wti1 LssSs, iaprsssd Fsras, Ts~s PysSsvty, te..
1O11 DOD0s, IOWA.
WE pay psvftsstw sttsstdss TO ths sslsess m of
w Lands and thsir location, nth 60. :, Iasl
wsnasts, In ths p. Dsdgs, Eioax CO.. "a Csare
Land Distrists, Iowa. We hsv> ...sts s. aissx
CITY saa 0ssse. Who devote a,r hole tire aad ~
,sasen e a ,. 1ansss a Of our busissss. The ~
Dag dl.s,,:s VIZ fsesivs or psrsssai sttassiss.
ss' notss, bills. drafts a.d assspse.s.s
S.ss.i -. Aowa, and remit proceeds promptly u
- New York. Real Relate and Land War
bought and sold on comnission. Tttlss ~.
aimed aad taxes paid. We else pay sAssruIAa
ArrIsSIos % thsiaaaing Of Lssd NsFrsats for naa
rssidsnts, the issniag Of nsasy at hsst Western
rats, ard 70 Investments generally. W sxs1iDe
eassfslIy ali lands weIocats and will give plst anA
description. Oar oommissies for loaaing o. loeating
LasA Narrsntsin the above nansd distrists will -
elO PSI 30. - per 11e. ~ per 80, and - per -
asfss, which shssla accompany he warrsats, sd
Alec ~ Lsn1 Oss tees wssrsass, of u for saeh
acres, In hills Or drAfts On New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All basissss satrutsd 70 - willrsssivs prompt
and Observation-Disclosures. corSsspon1eueeso lisitsd.
sps7o -1AWly