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FOREIGN NEBS.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

RIVER Do LoUr, May l7.-The steamer
Moth American, bound 10 Quebec, has passed
here, with Liverpool dates 10 Wednesday, the
5th inst.
Breadstufis and Provisions continue steady at
former quotations.
LoNDov, May 4.--Consols are quoted al 97s.
sEcoND DESPATCH
Rlyra DU LoUr, May l7ih.-The dispatches
received BY the American furnish the following
intelligence
The steamer North Star, for Havre, arrived
at Southampton on the lst inst. The steamer
America reached Liverpool on the 81 ms.
The resolution relative TO The Government
of India is progressing in Parliment.
The resolution endorsing the union Of the
Danu5ian Principalites has been rejected in the
House Of Commonshy large majority.
The French Legislature has adopted the
Budget.
The envoys Of the lsading powers have re-
quested a convocaiioh N the German Diet, 10
consider the proposlaaFof Denmark, relative
to the Duchies.
LrvERPooL, May 5.zAThe advance is id. on
Cotton,
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sIcNS OF TIE TIMES.

The Baltimore Republican remarks, very truly
that the political horizon is cheating off The
clouds witch have been towering over toe coun-
try aud the Democratic party are passing away,
ana the future looms cherriy aai brightly be-
lofe Us. The administration Of Air. BuchaEan
bids fair 10 be brilliant and Successful one,
natu ithslanjiag the combination which vas
formed against IL a, he very threshold With
caIa aad truthful heart, tbe President has
locked on The angry elements in their wild
commotjon. and has never hltered in his belief
that all would eventually come out right. Aud
we rejoice that his anticipalions have been so
far rra.izsd Tie Kansas question: has been
fairly ana hoa5rabIy seltleI. The necessary sup
plies haze aeen given 10 maintain the array 10
effective force
Treaties have been made with Genital Ame-
rican States which are deemed highg adyan-
tay-nus 10 the iutnFr interests Of the country
The State Department, under the control OF the
veteran statesman, Gen. Cass, acquired new
honors in its corresponitnce Nith Lord Napier
and is maintenance Of The dignity aad lndppen-
dencp Of the cou0tfy. Ia short tie skies look
bright, and the Signs of the times unprringlv in
d'cate the continued supremacy Of Democratic
rule and Democratic measures. TIE couniry
is safe from the Vaccinations Of Black RePubli-
cans and their Know Nothing allies Adolf
tian excitement must dc out as returning rca-
soa resumes It's sway. And we NAV reasonably
hope that ihr fiery ordeal through winch the
Administration and the Democratic party have
just passed will serve bot to purify and strength
en them for the future. We breathe freer, and
feel more confidence in the stability of the
Union, which, Ne t'ust, will long survive all its
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From ST. Louis.
TIE Kaa8as .Nayaaders-.Ho .Hovemaafs Of Tro0y
for Ifq3.

The h7a8qg .NUaad0s .Hoyemaafs Of Troops
for Ifqi.
Sr. Louis, May l7.-The steamer Lucas.
from the Missouri river, arrived last nigh1. but
brings NJ further particulars Of the Utah news
than that already teIeeraph"d.
General Smith had not reached Fort Learen-
worth when the Lucas left
The Kickaroo correspondent Of the Rcp25ii-
can SAYS that The bandits in the neighborhood
Of Fort Sc,tl, Kansas, number two hundred aud
fifty, commanded by the notorious Captain
Montgomery, aad being thoroughly armed and
mounted on Geyt horses they defy the United
States troops. They swear that they never will
be taken. Upwards Of 100 families have been
robbed and driven into Missouri.
The first detachment Of the Seventh Infantry
Regiment, comprising 800 men, left jefferson
Barracks yesterday for Fort Leavenworh.
General Harvey arrived at Fort Leavenwoith
on the 18th inst Secretary Harnett left for
Utah on the 18Th.
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lanes Mcn Tnrnc; Robbers in Kansas.
ne IoiIoWIng i an extract from a letter 10 a
nercanfiLu hnnsa IN St Innis

mercantile house in St. Louis
FoET ScoTT pril o8, 1858.
The difficulties here are Tar worse than they
have been. On the Dist party of Lanes men
commenced robbing the citizens on the Marmi-
ton river, only eight miles above our town, ia
king their horses and guns, and pIundpring their
houses OF everything Of value, in daylight
One OF them cameto town, and on affidavit, awrn
was obtained from Judge Williams against the
tbleveS. Tins was placed in the hands of Uni
ted States Deputy Marshal Little, who, with
Capt. Anderson, and twenty men Of his compa-
ny d. posse, Proceeded 10 arrest them They
came in light OF them about eight miles from
this place, Oh the high prairie, and pursued
them about one and bali miles 10 timber
they then took their position in place which
1t Vas dangerous to approach. They waited
until lne MarshaIs party reached within about
40 yards when, without word being said, they
hred upon The advancing party, and kept up
firing, wounding Capt. Anderson slightly. and
shooting hls horse in three places Killing one
OF the soldiers and one horse dead, and wound
ing third horse. The troops were only armed
with pistols and sabres, but they wounded three
OF the bandiul. A charge could not be made
upon them, as there was a creek with high banks
between the parties. The Marshai's party then
fell back, and sent messenger after more men
and guns, bat before they arrived the robbers
had lled through the brush. The Marshal cap
tnred about s 600 worth ol property that had
beer stolen from the citizens, in horses, bnggies
&c. Eight men have been shot before this.
In consequence Of these difficulties business
IS at stand still in this county: most of the
good men have been run out BY this panty, and
our town is threatened. Two companies Uni
ted States cavalry are here, bot they say they
do not tearthese troops, as they can whip them
out. IN appeal has been made % thr Cover
nor 10 declare martial law in this part of the
TERRITORY
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AnlIlSSInN OF MINNE.Sl.Tl.

Whilst Kansas has been struggling and bleed
ing in the rufian hands Of sectional agiiators,
her sister Territory, Minnesota, has quietly
prepared herself for admission inlo the Union.
which event took place. in Congress, on Tues
day the 1lth inst. Thus, " nthout#any strife
among her citizens, without any unnatural
feuds between those who have made her wild
forests their homes, Minnesota has become what
Kansas has yanIy striyen 70 BE, the tbirty-sac-
ond State Of the glorious conlederacy. The dif
ference between the case Of the former and that
of the latter, is simply that in Minnesota the
sovereignty Of the people was allowed 10 be
exercised without interference from outsiders
there the people were suffered 10 make ther IN
stitutions in their own way; whilst in Kansas
the bona fde citizens were continually mo-
'z>Srsl ~ ,',y-s.,s :, i=s .gc1ilsss ,.s.s~z.z
zeal JuggieTs from the NoJthand from the South
by the hot-spnrs Of Abolitonism and by the
hre-eaters Of slavery PTopagandsslo. Neatly
every Democrat ia Congress voted for The al
mission Of Minnesota, whilst almost every
Know Nothing and number Of BIacI, Republic
cans voted against it, showing plainly enough
that the Democratic Partyi is ready and willing
to increase the number Of free states, and Civ
ing the lie most efIgcluaIIy 10 The assertion Of
the Opposition that ours is a ''Pro-s!avery par
tyn
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Einn. YEnl, 4. Parler.

/ The nomination Of This ardeut Democrat
amja5le gentleman, and accomplished lawyer
as the candidate OF the Democracy OF this State
for Justice Of The Supreme Court, has given the
most unbouadrd satisfaction in all parts Of The
Commonwealth, and the responses have been
general, cordial and enthusiastic Ia a late
number OF The Columbia Democrat, edited bv
that veteran Democrat, Levi L. Tate, we find
the fo!owiHz notice oI AIr. Porter. il is both
inst and prrtnrn, :-.sTle nomination Of VIM
4. Porter, bv The 9TH Of March Democratic
State Convention, has given u0ail3ged sa,islac-
ton 10 the party. His election By very large
majority, to a permanent position on The bench
he now occupies BY Executive appointment, !:
certain; and his character and requirements give
70 his constituency promise OF great usefulness
ability and industry. He has, indeed, already
distinguished himself by the oirarncss and force
of his language and the soundness and logic oil
his arguments in The opinions he has been APP
pointed TO deliver from The Supreme Bench 70
the Bar Of Ptnn>y vania he is also well known,
as an able and deeply read lawyer, Of large
practice; model to the professional student and
practitioner, as we'll as an urbane and courteous
gentleman. Fostering an ardent love of the
Law: entertaining sound views of the duties aH,l
requirements Of The members ofthe Bar, he holds
also the most pure and exalted notions of the
qualifications Of Judge of the Supreme Court.
W. NAV rest assured that in his hands the do
piry Of the profession will not be lowered and
that nothing will be WANTING on his nart 70
maintain the present and Das; b,ob character Of
our So,rerne Jndicial Tribunal
" IEEL'NG INTO LtNE.-lh he washington or
gan OF senator Loog,as mas accepted the com
promise ohefea oy Nr' English IN the Conie7
renee Kansas PM and now comes oack 10 lis
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

TUESDAY,, May IS.
The Flour market continues dull. The re-
eelpis are moderate and the stock accnmulatlne
There IS very little demand for shipment. and
The only sales reported are 800 bbIs super6ne Al
81 90 per bbI; 600 bbls Extra at 81 75toS5.
and some Estra Family at s. % TO SO 25 accor-
ding 10 quality.
In Rye Flour or Corn Meal, nothing doing,
but prices remain without change.
The demand for Wheat continues limited ami
prices, rather favor the buyers. Sales OF 1900
70 1000 bushels at S to ST 03 for Red, and
81 10 TO 81 % per bushel for White.
Rye is held at &c cents.
Oats are dull. Sales Of 1900 bushels penna.
at 8ac, aud Delaware at 81 10 38c.
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DELEGiTE ELECTIONS.

Rules adopted by tie Democratic party q
Bedford county, at Meeting held "a F,5fua-
ry, 1856:
/. Tie Democrats ol each Township tail ann1-
ally uFoa writer notice given, ou the 81 Saturday
In Juag, proceed 10 elect tive De3e2stes 30 repre-
sent the township % County Convention. and d! o a
Committee of vigilance ior such township, Of lhree
persons, TO serve until others are elected, whose
duty it shall BE- hold all elections and perform
such other duties as pertain 10 the oiice. Returns
of elections to be usade to the County Committee.
>. The DELEGATES So elected shall meet IN Bedford
on Tuesday following tie Ii Saturday OF Jane, Of
each year ard put ~ nomination County Ticket.
They shall also eiec, Legislative and Congressional
CoHfeTees TO meet similar CoHeTees from the proper
dlstrIcts; also seven per-eus 10 compose county
committee foT be ensuing year.
Pursuant to The ABOVE rules, the Democrat
ic Vigilance Committees of the several town
ships ana Jotougis Of Bedford county, are here
by requested 10 give notice That elections viii
be held IN their respective districts, on S4Tea-
DAY, THE 10Th Day OF JUNE NEXT, for the Pur-
pose ol selecting Two delegates from each dis
trict 10 represent such district in the coming
Democratic County Convention, aad TO elect
Vigilance Committees for the ensuing year.
BY order Of The D.m. co. Committee.
Fm. P. ScHELL,
Chairman.
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VERY IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
SUBMISSION OF THE MORMONS.
GOyernor CUMMINGS in saIt Lake Civ
Flight Of the Saints, Men, Women and
Chadren

ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Thr Republican rccei-
ved dispatch late last night, stating hat an
express from Camp Scott, with adrices to the
10th ult., had reached Fot, Leavenworth, bring
ing intelligence that the Mormons had laid down
their arms, and that Governor Cummings had
entered Salt Lake City without an escorts On an
invitation given by Brigham Young.
Many ofthe MoTmons bad gone to the Sou
thern part OF the Tertiary, and the women and
children were preparing 10 follow.
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N0TlCEGN LIBEL FOR DIYORCE.
Charles 7. Blake, In the Common Pleas of
rs. Bedford County,

l"'l'S la 10 = LidNe; IN tAe common PkaS Oh
Margaret Blake. No. SO Nav Term, 1858.
Whereas Charles T. Blake did prefer hiSpeti-
tlon 10 the judges Of the court of,Common.Plcas.
Of The County Of Bedford praying for the causes
therein set forth that be be divorced from Inc
bonds Of Matrimony entered into with Margaret
Blake, We therefore command you as we before
comIFqanded you said ATargaret Blake, that
laying aside al other business and excuses
whatsoever, you be andsarpear in your proper
person before our Judges al Bedford on the fsts
Monday The so dayof Aug, next, 10 answer the
petition or libel ofthe said Cbarles T. Blake,
aud snow cause why The said Cha les F. Blake,
your husband should not Be divorced from the
bonds Of Matrimony agreeably to The act of
assembly IN such case made and provided and
hereof fail not
SHrifss Office, lMM. S. FLUKE.
I3stshrd, May 81, '58. Sheriff.
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On the 18th John Claar, Of Bedford Borough,
aged 50 years 3 months and % days.
On the f3lh John Lntz, of Snake Spring
Township, aged 80 years months and II days
Ia May, Jacob Amieh, Merchant, of St
Clairsyllr, aged 80 years months and s DAYS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

LIZ fERS Of administration having been
granted by The Register 81 Bedford County to
the Undersigned, upon The Estate of Eliza
beth St'filer late Of Napier township, deceas-
ed-all persons knowing themselves ndebt-
ed 10 SAID estate are requested 10 come for
ward and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the Estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN ROWZER,
May 81, 1858. Administrator.
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borne in mind that ftrsnfg-eigdt Abolition mem
bers OF the last legislature voted for that law.
and but eight Of the same party were found ar
rayed against it. Let 'spoor men lin the Ian
guage OF the Abolition organl make note Of
this, and bear it in remembrance when they
come to vote next fall.h
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TIE PHlLADfLPIIIA ELECTION.

THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.
+ The Abolition organ las. week, lets off an
immense 9aaa,ay Of gas On 'A- subject Of the
late municipal election IL Philadelphia, claim
in2 il as an s.Aa,i-I~c5mgton victory Sc,
sc. Now, IN thefrsl place. tae Lecomrton
question was settled to the satisfaction Of all
/ Democrats before that election came of and
aa4 nothing to do with il at all. 10 the SECOND
PLACE, ihe Democratic candidate for Mayor, 1Tr.
FArx. was the late Mayer and in his appoint
mrHIs Of the police and Of other officers was
compelled to disaPPoint some four or FIVE thoa-
sand applicants whose votes, Of course, told in
solid column against his reelection. In The
third place the ticket opposed to the Democrat
ic ticket, was a no-party concern dubbed the
''Peope's Ticket" and as most Democrats con-
slider themselves people, great many Of our
party, doubtless, were humbugged into voting
ii. Lastly, the highest vote cast for any Of the
Democratic candidates, was given for man
who has from the beginning openly and avow-
edly endorsed The Kansas policy OF President
Buchanan. An 'Anti-Lecompton victory" eh1
You might as well call It victory OF the
Fourieri'gs or the Spirit RapPers!
We have received communication
trom correspondent at Bloody Ran, in~this
county, ia reference to the Misrepresentation
Of the late speech Of SENATOR HAMMOND by tie
Abolition organ Of this place. Il completely
exposes the trickery of that paper on this sub
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RH AR w ED

AZ the residence of Adam Barnhart. by Rev
+. Benrdict, Mr. Daniel Zimmers. d N...
Mary Ann Cowan, Of Altoona Blair COUNT -
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-DULTISTRaTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
administration have been granted 10 the andersgn-
ed by the Register Of Bedford county, upon the
tate of Michael Lutz, late OF Snake Spring town
ship, deceased-a persons, therefore, indebted to
said estate will please make immediate payment and
ihaseFhaving claims against it viii present them
dqtF authenticated for settlement.
( May 81, 1858. Adm
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n AND SIX HORSE TUMBLTNG
SHAFT POWER MACHINES.
5gqlfaWa,G tors.


Peckbam's New York FIYE-HOED STEEL POINT
EXPANDING CULTIYATOR-Roger' Pittsburg
patent STEEL TOOTH EXPANDING CULTiVA-
TOR, for working corn or seeding in grain, Tanning
Mills, Horse Rakes, Lever Cutting Boxes, Harrows,
WheelbarFows. made to order. All the above art-
ale= constantly hapd and sold on reasonable
terms.
Repairing of all kinds Of Machines, whether
male here ELSEWHERE, done the shortest notice
Castings for all nay Machines and Ploughs
made at the Foundry of Mr.. Michael Bannan, il
Bedford and will compare with any made in the
State for strength and durability. BLACKSMITH
ING done TO order. All my work warranted TO give
satisfaction.
From past experience of twenty years in the
Machine business, zeal confident that | can give
entire satisfaction to all vino may favor me with
call. Call and examine my work before you pur-
chase elsewhere, as | am deteTmaea to rlease all.
Horses. grain of all kinds, lumber and iron, will
be taken in exchange for work
PETER H. SHIRES,
Bedford, May p, 1S5S-6m. Nlachinist.