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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

PASsMORE on the bench. Alter tranSactlng
the usual business, adjourned until O'Clock,
2. NJ At the coming in Of the Court in the
afternoon the following Grand Jurors appear
ed, were sworn and sent out under the charge
of the Court -
Zebulon Frisbie, Foreman, Frank Brown,
O. K Bird John Blackwell, Jr., Chas. w:
Bulls, j. G.. CrandalI, Elery Coffin; Alvin
Furman, Lucius French, Z. Gustin, Jr., Cal
vim p Hall, Cyrus Merrill Hector Owen,
VIM S. Pierce L. Pearl John Taylor, v. S.
Vincent, Daniel Wells E. B. Williams.
After which the Constabes from the diffe-
rent townships appeared and made their re-
turns. A hearing was also had upon the seye-
raj applications for licenses, &c.
The following business came before the
Grand Jury and was disposed of =
Com. Us. Jas. Ryon-C Charge, selling liquor
contrary to law, in Athens twp. True bill
Com. rs Joanna Ryon-C Charge, selling IL
quor contrary to law, in Athens township
True bill
CON- as. Geo. W. Curtis Charge, obtain
ing money OF n. M. PomerOy under false pre-
teuSes. true bill.
Com. Us. I'm. E. Stephenson Indictment
on charge OF forgery. True bill,
Com. rs. James NelsOn-Charge, Larceny.
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""u traverse jury"
C'm. U.s. geo. ~ C"rt's.-ChaT3e, obtain
'"8 money &c, unuer la'Se pretenses and rep
.ese''a''o"S' n. M romeroy, prosecutor
wa! = Jury ea'ied anu sworn ana after
"0'''"5 ie'"'H 'eFuic' ol guilty
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U'6''! i'''' 'o""0 on MONDAY ". ,,
,o5."S' prosecutor May T. jury sworn,
""u "''e' nearing return verdict OF not
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o'"' Is. w. D. y HtgS'"s.-Surety OF the
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lenu'u' anu maze no order as % costs
oo" o, 1lar|g T. 0'@S''-ourety oi the
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C0M' 'S' jas. hy0"'-IHuIc'nenC at present
Se9S'o"S lot Se'ih5 Hquor without license
May D. jury sworn same day, alter hear
'ns' return 'e'u'c' Oh not guilty. ana defen-
'"'lr ~ 'O' o0S'S,
'0"'' ~ O'""' ""'"'"S' -I"aIc'men' at
present SeSS'o"S on d cnarSe OF larceny Tor
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."e property VI isaac hi'e. May D, deten-
oanI "FIa'9"eu ana pleads guilty.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

fE5" Miss Helen Cunningham, daughter of
the celebrated Mrs. Cunningham, the alleged
wife of DR.. Burdcl was married on Monday
iast 10 yoauq dentist Of New York.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

FsF~ Bishop Potter, of PennsyIrania, and
rs VIE and children have sailed Tor Europa n
'GP l@7~FP11 tS|L~t ,E'p &artni,h.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

To this committee Messra Louis Jenin, Of La. A..
W. Stewart, Of No, Thos. K. Price, Geo. M Pnkard
G. Fellows, and NJ Pitcher, Of La, were appointed.
RsaolUed That the President appoint three per-
sons aa stock committee, to report particularly the
rules applicable to the issuance and transfer Of stock
and to determine what is bonafide stock.
To this committee, Messrs. Louis Jann Of La r.
Y. Richardson, Of Tenn and G.. N. Adams, Of Texas,
were appointed.
resolution was offered BY Cen. Richardson to the
effect that every stoekhoder attending shall register
with the Secretaries the number of shares held by
bin, and that the majority Of shares represented
shall decide every question submitted 10 the Conven-
tion-not . majority Of the number Of individuals
voting.
Much discussion ensued upon this resolution, some
gentlemen advocating side, and some tie other
those who represented as proxies large amount Of
stock Wishing to represent that by their votes aud
those with little stock desiring that each individual
should have bis individual vote and no more. The
discussion elected the feeling with which The enter
prise Is regarded ia different sections the New Or
leans stockholders showing themselves very wary and
careful in what action they took while those from
abroad displayed sangnine confidence and readiness
70 act, Indicating that they had course clearly
marked out, which they were pursuing Much sharp
| 1 S~oAaA 1aaC ANEW OflEduS members demand
ing information and explanation and charging that
taey were kept in darkness now, and had previously
been deluded. They were replied to by explanations
and information as to questions raised Mr.. Chiffon
was the principal spokesman for the New Orleans
stockholders.
The resolution was finally amended providing that
whenever division called for thevote should be
by stock !; at all other times per capita.
DR.. Fowlkea took the floor to make astateaeTt as
to the " forfeited stock " in the course of which he
nounced as false the representations made by the late
Secretary Of the Company in New Orleans relative to
this forfeited steck-that an immense amount Of for
feited stock had been offered in the market, etc.
Col. Post submitted statement of the amounts of
stock which had been issued and denied and ridiculed
the report Of fraudulent stock being out.
Mr.. Archer of Miss rejoined, stating that be was
forced toe conclusion that fraudulent stock had been
out andtCol. Post replying very spicy controversy
ensued He closed with statements of the disposition
Of stock made by him, and an apparently satisfactory
exhibit Of the disposition of the 200 900 shares of
stock voted to Ar. Walker and which he stated had
been cancelled Much satisfaction at this explanation
was expressed by some New Orleans stockholders,
andthey generally showed evidences of increased con-
fdence.
On motion, the Chairman Of the Convention was
added to the Committee on Stock.
On motion the Convention then adjourned TO Ga
o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

Tharetwere large crowds of people on the streets
yesterday, though the weather was not inviting On
Cafondelets street there were the usual gatherings and
some talk going on about cotton. The movements in
the staple were extremely limited. In other branches
of trade there great veliness and activity The
arrivals from the interior are numerous and so they
are from sea in fact business was active on the
great leEee. Cotton is arriving freely so is sugar
The glmlet rangers appear to be in their gEorv
thoughthe showery weather causes a little nconye-
nient mud, yet the woodwork of the landing affords
ample room for boats to discharge. But our country
friends must not overlook that mnch of the sugar and
molasses now landing, receives its quantum of mud
while IN course of shipment at the several planta-
lions and shipping depot5 We trust there will be no
complaints about the condition of our leyee A few
hours sun or dry weather places in ample order for
the great business now going forward
The talk Is, more deception is coming to light in
the packing Of cotton. 1t unnecessary to publish
additional certificates. Two suits, now before our
courts, are in progress for reclamation for false
paoEing. This is putting claimants for damages to
much inconvenience, and in the end the sellers will
have to refund There are great complaints that a
large share of the cotton now coming to market
(aInounting from one-quarter to one-thirtD is COM
posed OF trashy, eafy and sandy mixtures which will
prove detrimental to the hitherto good standing of
New Orleans cotton The sandy cotton ESQ called) is
easily discovered in samplng where the quality runs
through the entire bale Much of the cotton to which
these remarks apply, will compare with the most
ordinary qualities of East India As there is large
quantity of cotton yet to be ginned and baed it be-
hooves planters to exercise more caution-mpress on
their overseers the Importance of paying as much re
gard to quality as to quantity.
The next adxices from Liverpool will probably be
by the screwsteamer kangaroo of the 18th inst due
at New York The Circassan, of the Galway line.
was to leave that port the 9th The next steamer
by which etters can be forwarded for England, Will
be the Arabia of the 22d inst. from Boston. Tele-
graphic dispatches forwarded to-day, will reach New
York in tiRe for the Persia to leave that port on to-
morrow.
The Northern mail via Mobile was detained yester-
day untIa late hour, and the mail via jackson Rail-
road failed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
APPROPRIATE AND AT ALL pR1UEs..

AND AT ALL PRIUEs!!!
An Elegant ROBE DE CHAMBRE,
A Recherche CRAvAT or SCARF,
A BEAUTIFULLY Embroidered suIRT BOSOM,
A box of Fine L. c. HANDKERCHIEFs,
Splendid SILK UMBRELLA, .5.-.
A Set of Gold SLEEVE LINKS Studs, Collar Button,
A sulerbly Mounted CANE,
A Magnificent OPERA GLASS,
Half-a-dOzan MooDY's FINEST SHIRTS,
A Handsome DRESSING CASE,
A Package Of Ge tuiue JOUrINrS GLOVES.
A Fine WOOL SHAWL or TRAVELLING RUG.
And
Gentlemen can RecIprOcate
With
An Elegant TORTOISE SHE'LL BACK COMB,
A Handsome WRITING CASE
a Beautiful TOILET SET, ......
A Neat SEWING BIRD, - ......
a Package of JoUyIN's KID GLovEs-Genuine
A Splendid LORGNETTE, .s-.-..
A Box Of RARE EXTRACTS, -..--
a Chaste Pair of JET BRACELETS, ..
A Tasteful CABAs or sATCHEL. -.
Hair Brushes, Also Cologne,
Combs Fancy Soaps,
suspenders silk Caps
Match Stands,
S. N. MOODYs,
40 2ptf corner of Canal and Royal streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

Tue AMPHITHBATER.-Fu and froic filed the
Amphitheater last night to the usual joyous aud ex
citing extent. Master Frank Barrys re-entree was the
novelty of the night. His mare appeared to have
hardly recovered from her ameness but still proved
briskly around and enabled him to show off tbe skin
and daring in bareback riding which is winning him
a national name, The pantomine at the close. The
White Statue most lndicrous thing, created the
most uproarious merriment. 1t seemed TO tickle the
audience to their very centers, Another sparkling
array Of ring feats is offered os tofptght including
Frank Barry in his great bare back act.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

ST. CHARLES THEATER,- Mr.. Burton made his
debut last night to full house quite compliment
to him, considering the state of the weather. When
he first came on, the simp!e-mnded honeshearted
old sailor, Capt. Cutie, in Dombey aud Son y he
was greeted with ronsing welcome. The character,
which is of his chosen ones, he acted capitally
made it tell upon the house, from first to last Mrs.
Hughes also made her debut in the oldwoman char.
acter of Mrs Ske,cton, and performed it to the ap-
probation Of all.
Miss Denim Edith acted with considerable spirit
aud force and drew down numerous rounds of wellde
served applause. To say that Fanny Denham as
Susan NiPper and yining Bowers as Foots were ex-
celont will be considered superfuous assertion by
all who know them and know the characters Miss
Annie Deland made very pretty aud loveable Flor
e,1ce and Hambn was good as the heartless Dombey.
Ben DeBar, by appearing in both the characters of
Joe Bagstoek and Jack Bunsby, spoiled both and
damaged the play. Saving this, it was the best per-
formanCe that we have seen at the st. Charles for
many day. 1t Will doubtless be repeated during
Burton's engagement.
Tonight, Burton appears as dminaaab Slesk in
g The Serious Family and as Toby Tramp in the
farce of The Mummy"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
TeIegraphed to the New Orleans CTesee1t
MILITARY OCCUPATION OF MRx1co.
TnE kNeLL8n - NoNrq oNEarEIenr
tBY TIE HArloyAL riyE.7


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O-The Secretary of War. II
response to resolution Of Congress-, ssvs tbat h.
thinks the military occupation Of Chihuahua and
Sonora will not render an Increase Of our arnv neces
sary.
The street fight between English Of Indiana and
Montgomery Of Pa, on Saturday, has caased congid
erable excitement. Montgomery denies that be made
any reply whatever to English's sautation English
has been arrested for assault and battery and held to
bail.
The Post-Ofice Department have issued notices Of
their intention to prosecute any person who uses
borrowed frank to cover their private correspond
ence.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-In the House Hughes re
solution was adopted, instructng the Committee Of
Ways and Means to inquire into the expediency of re-
porting bill and making appropriations for taking
the eighth census.
The Pension Bill was resumed. Proceedings
devoid Of general interest.
In the Senate, Rice presented bill for the estab-
ishment of Territorial Government for Arizona and
Dacotah.
The bill was referred to the Committee on Terri
tories.
Crittenden gave notice that he would call up the
French Spoliation Bill on the 8th of January
The Pacific Railway bill was called up.
Wilson offered new bill as substitute, which
provides for locating the road from the Missouri river
between the thirteth and foty-third parallel, the
exact location to be determined by competent en-
gineers.
River Intelligence,
YIcKsBURG, Dec. 20-The steamer vicksburg pass.
ed down at l. the Red Rover at g. and the Switzerland
at 30 this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
TTooo3, yWtItenber0e,, s 10.


ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
So Camp street, New Orleans.
All styles Of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries. Balconies
Offices, Verandas, ETC. etc, from the ighest and
graceful, to the heaviest and elaborate designs.
IRON FOUNTAINS VASES sTATUARY, LIONS DOGS,
Dragons etc.
IRON sETTEEs CHAIRS TABLES STOOLS, BRACK-
cts Lamp Posts Flower Stands, Horse Troughs, Hay
Racks, Hchng Posts, Carriage Gates, Tree Boxes
IRON STAIRS Straight and Spiral.
CAST IRON MAUSOLEUMS of beautiful design and finish
CoRINTHIAN CAPS, COLUMNS, etc, etc.
Our facilities for executing any and every article
in the Ornamental Iron second to and invite
the attention Of the public list Of Designs 800
number confident that while their will suited
work will combine all the requisites beauty
construction.
R~Wareroom-No. 81 Camp street. Foundry and Machine
shop-No. 247 Tchoupiouas street.
WOoD & PERoT, WOoD, MILrEKBERGER j Co.,
jyl6 2p6m Philadelphia New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
Books. Books.

GALLERY OF FAMOUS ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
POETS beautifully Illustrated with One Hundred Steel En-
cravings by distinguished artists elegantly bound in English
calf antique the most beautiful book Of the season.
Also
THE ICONOGRAPHIG ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE
LITERATURE AND Art illustrated with over Five Hun
dred Steel Plates containing upwards Twelve Thousand
Engrayings bound in Turkey Morocco antique
All the STANDARD POETS Illustrated and bound in every
style Of binding.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, Of all sizes, in rich Velvet
and Turkey Morocco bindings.
A splendid assortment Of ALBUMS.
large collection of ENGLISH and AMERICAN JUyEN-
lies GAMES, ETC., for tbs Little Folk
WRITING DESKS and PORTFOLIOS large variety.
H. D. MoGINNIS,
d20 2p7t 36 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

VARIETIES THEArER.-Placides beautiful theater
was last night the scene OF some very beautiful comic
acting, and large audience enjoyed it. The wet
weather alone prevented jam in tla house. :" Mar.
ried Life" :" Out for Holiday,n and The Irish
Tutor with the intermediate dancing, made MP as
merry and pleasant a nights entertainment as could
ever be hoped for witbin theatrical walls
Tonight, the attractions are to be John Ovens
Davenport, and Mark Smith, in " Paul Pry !" and
George Jordan, Davenport and George Holland, in
The Serious Family p with dance by the charm
ing Misses a. and H. Gale, and Miss Jackson in the
interlude.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
QtCf1aine Substitute ;

QWtniMe Substitute;
Or
NERVOUS TONIC.
We have the greatest confidence this medicine super
sedes the Of Quune entirely po mineral what
ever and fever and agne certain and speedy
Dr. G. j Leeds well known aud he has rendered great
service humanity in introducing this compound
Those who prjadiced against Qutune will find this med
cine a capital Substitute.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale aud retaiI, by
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
Sole Agents f93 the South,
d20 2pGtltW u and ISL CAartres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

An old sailor, at tie theater, said he supposed
that dancing girls ore their dresses at halEmast as
mark Of respect 10 departed modesty
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

1t is STATED. that young lady on Boston Common
dressed IN the extreme OF fashion, was mistaken by
some Boys for q circus tent, and they actually eraWed
some distance under the canvas betore they dis
coFered their mistake
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
BrG1tdies.

VERY OLD AND SUPERIOR BRANDIEs,
In Wood from .s4 to sI8 per gallon
In Glass, from to $36 per dozen.
At
WARREN & HALLS,
s4...,...,....,.. Common Street...............s "a
d2D 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
EeG s. Perg'ilas'
CELEBR ATED

GELEBRATED
'WOR RCESTERSEIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by ConnoIsseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY coon SAUCE
AND APPLIC4BEE TO EVERY FARIETY OF DISH
Extract Il letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
his brother ID Worcester under date Of May 1881;
TOD LEA & PERRINS that their SAUCE Is highly es-
semedin India and is in my opinion the platable
Wsll as the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the jury the New York Exh
bition Of Foreign Sauces obtained by LEA PERKINS,
Tor their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world-wid
fame Of which having led to numerous FORGERTEs pur-
chhser8 requested that the Of LEA PER
RIMS are upon TIE WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and
instructed their correspondents in various parts the world
advise he q any nrri0gemens Sole Wholesale Agents
She Uaiisa States.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
Southern Enterprise .Rhcad!
EMER Y's
PATENT CORN HUsKTNG MACHINE,

Now on Exhibition at No. 90 CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity utility and durability
anything for that brought before the public.
worked By freddie with the foot and fed with hands thur
hosking from 800 600 bushels day against the
toned way by hand of which bushels is large days
Another advantage besides the saving time huskng
that this machine prepares the huk most perfect
for Mattresses which worth from $50 to slOO per tun Is
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally Invited call and
the merits Of these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp st.,
Az 2pd Owner of the Patent for the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
s OPT r

s o p II [ T.
Has the honor to inform ladies of New Orleans that she
has inst returned fom and that TUESDAY next 23i
ipst will open for public examination the GOODS
lected by herself Paris with the n22 2pm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
.OtaaaMbeE7s
BOBeeaWbeUs ~
b Is ULP TIITE OF LIME.

ID L = u l. l. II i II - f l. M Il.
Thepropneor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
ICAL WORKS anxious dsappoin Of the regular
toners Of the establishment compelled view Of the diff
Guilty anticipated Of filling the unpecedentedy large orders
that are icing daily received inform all the old patrons Of
the BI-SULPHiTE OF LIME manufactured the great
Southern Works that unless they send in their orders early
as to secure them eligible place the order books
disappointment may be experienced in their receiving it, which
would be yexatous both parties Already preparations
been completed at the Works make Of having
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-sULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would insult
heieh unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and many who heretofore have either
employed this valuable defeceor, have procured
from other manufactures.
The strength Of the BISULPHITE eng manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BOENABEL will be
found uniform and of greater rengh than any period
pains expense having been spared bring this
bic chfmica product perfection possible to
make worthy Of he high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters Of the State.
Planters desrous TO have the GENUIEE BI-SULPHITE
Of LIME manufactured the Works should spe-
city particularly their through merchants or
address themseye directly to
II. BONNABEL,
No. Front Levee,
ol4 2ptf&W between Cgstomhouse and Bieuvie sts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

ORLEANS THEATER,-"The Queen of CyprasH is
the opera to be performed tonight Mile Bourgeois.
and Messrs. Beauce, Deagrave, and Taste appearing
in the leading parts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21

The New BALTIMORE SrEAMER.-The RoItimo,a
Sun says that the trial trip of Ross Viuans cigar.
shaped steamer will be made in about three weeks
She will be propelled by four engines of 600 horse
power each,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
Fail Stock
d5Id Don1iatOm Cofee Pot.

This Cofeemaker. which is by universal consent al
lowed to be very best invention for ensung the good
Coffee IS necessity which has been long felt Its action is
simple and certain having principle the retention of that
peculiar aroma Coffee which usually dspated in
steam Full instructions fnrn shed with each We
have them sizes from quarts. For sale the
House Furnishing Store of
SAMUEL E. MOORE & CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
Goat.
COCgE.
Coal.
ATTENTION

Goat. COGE. COUg.
ATTENTION
'Cy Fathers having removed the Coal Landing to the
extremity of the city limits which will greatly retard the de-
livery of Coado not walt until the last lump on the
fire. Jack takes position the resde but leave your
orders in time, at
No. 1s Exchange Place,
CITY COAL FICE,
Opposite PostOice.
P. Fl. WILLARD.
NJ B.-250 TUNs ENGLISH CAMEL. best article hand.
picked Just received ship Moses We delivering
from the ship at very low prices ne 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-12-21
Diseases OF the TYnrOot aud LRtmgs

DIR. @. p. CRANE,
Lungs by the inhalation Electro Chemical Medical Va
por Is now well known the only reliable philosophical
process eecng cure in those extreme desperate
cases which defiance the ordinary practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INsTITUTEfor
she thorough al Chronic and Functional ~
means ii Yergnes Chemical Baths Galyanism and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience those afflicted with of the
Throat and Lungs unable visit city desire
sultaon Of Questions has been prepared will be
Ysrded on applicaonto 10 DR. G.,
/ No. l46 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Tphelne Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
4sbe descriptions received in each particular case.
I5-Patiens from the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Institute. MO 2p6m&W