Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

Penn SNHru. AT - hOd iu 'H4S pace
last week, Mr. Shiuders case Wds brought
up, discussed at length, and finally referred
TO a committee. The tone of the discussion
seemed to indicate that the icrinc IS that
NJ :. should either resign his T teal or
HI clerical Office. Mr. s, however, from
a letter read. seems to wish to add other
congregations to his charge, rather than II
give up those be has, aud is little inclined
to yield lis political aspirations.-Leda-
a0n Courier.
NoTING IN liLGNoIs.-Doug'as coun-
Is, I.uuoIs, is fast place, abounilng III
progressive Democrats, who think their
cLi,l uusiHess on earth is to vote early,
yo-. of'eu, and keep on voting until the
4. ..s a.e closed. \ few days ago. there
was au erection FIR the county scat, aud
the tp~U Aic,.I and Iu. cola were rival
for tAc bslyr. Neither town mad ever be
fore po.!-4 ja3 hundred votes, yet ArcoIa
gave on thousand tive hundred and sixty
Que vots, and Tu,coIa three thousand
eight LOulr-a and a,ty-one.
Tue new Roman Catholic paper, the
Eirrg,idda Rccorf, lately established in
New York city with the especial apTrobl-
ton of Archbishop Hughes, is out N d
strong and acrimonious article against
Louis Napoleon, Victor Emanuel, and
Garibadi. The spirit of the article Is
friendly towards Austria.
No UsE.-Tbe late Democratic State
Convention Of Ohio, held at Columbus,
passed a strong pPulr sorerelgHty resolu-
ton. The Richmond EDgajr,-, the lead
ing Democratic organ of tue South, quotes
it, aud adds: " last such a resolution
will be proposed at Charleston, aud will
be voted down by the Conservative De
mocracy. No Chance Jor cOn'pron'ise.'
Fifty patriotic Democrats, who obeyed
the party instructions to "vote carl and
vote ofien," at the recent Kansas election,
are now in Jail at Leavcnworth for the
fraud. The Republicans believe that they
will prove that the Democratic majority
in Lcavenworth county was more than
madH IN of double and imported votes,
The number killed by the recent nurri-
bic accident on the Southern Michigan
Railroad, exceeds .tfy-more, it is stated,
than by any railway accident in our coun-
try. Others still, it is supposed, were
drowned, unseen. An iron express safe
was broken iutO fragments by the cOncus-
sion.
In Maine, Mr.. Smith, the Buchanan
candidate, was nominated for Governor,
and four Charleston Convention Delegates
were appointed, > Administration and .
Anti. The Resolutions try to be on both
sides. The leading Democratic paper
says that Greeley himself could not write
a letter that would do as much harm as
Senator Douglas late letter will.
The Republicans of California have
nominated Leland Sanford, of Sacrament
to, for Governor, H. +. Kennedy, of Santa
Clara, for Lieutenant, and Col +. D.
Baker, Of San Francisco, and p IL. Sib-
ley, of Placer, for Congress.
In Vermont, the factions of the De
mocracy are engaged in . fierce contest
The Administration party are facetiousiy
dubbed cowboys" and the Douglasites
rejoice in the euphOuious appellatiou Of
" stump tails"
TWENTY THOUSAND Wpows.-Sir
Walter Scott admits that the battio Of
Waterloo created in the British Empire
,EIleen thousand ,ridors. it is probable
that the recent battle of Magenta has ere
ated trcDV MouSdHd widows and Sicty
Mousa"d orphans.
In North Carolina the old British laws
Of branding, whipping, &c, are still in
force. 1t being good dcmocratic State,
the federal Buchanan papers don't com-
plain at this treatment of their poor white
brethren there
Horace Greeley addressed several hun
dred miners, &c, in Denver City, in a
room, one end Of which was used for
-ambip. and the other for drinking
Thus situa ed, be earnestly exhorted them
to avoid both drinking and gambling.
John Wis, with companion, started
up from st Louis on the lst July, and
landed i Trey, Iew York, on the Sd
He talk. uyas to balloon it across the
Atiau'
yh Portsmouth (Va) Transcript con-
tain, an advertisement BY the Collector,
TO sell, on the 18th inst, thirty
six free negroes, men and boys, and sew
enty-six women and girls, under provis-
ion of the city charter directing the sale
of all free negroes who fai. to pay their
taxes.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July live bills
Of indictment have been found by the
Grand Jury against Mr.. Maroney, former
Express Agent, for the embezzlement of
$4,000 Maroney failed to appear in
Court to answer, and his bail bond was
forfeited.
In Brooklyn, New York, e boy only
six years old, killed his brother, aged ten,
by stabbing him in the breast with a knife.
They we're quarreling about an excursion
ticket.
A college with anti-slavery principles
and influences, has been established in
Berne, Kentucky.
HEAVY NERDIcT.-In the Court of
Common Pleas, part second, Judge Daily
Andrew Stevens against the