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which they have kept 81 LAposte Ipdena and to pay on
snn discharge the men; 10 probable that some dstur-
bsnce created by ,hese may have given rss 70 tho
rumor. Tho stock was in demand throigho tho day,
and cosed ~ 26s bid sssoss 2 astns Close yesterday
Having had such poor soccess with such noe mate
rails Of war the bears did pot bring out their
sratd chsrour de tatalie-- the Rock L an or'dge
and tho northern track Of the Toledo; these familiar
osd friends with the Detroit snd Mvsnkos roaa
tae cecay Of the Panama roadway, and tho nstrca
eet a ale on Zoe Huds IN Ryer, III probably re4ppeaf
"a The siege s no OH 40, day, and fay tier part Nin
Their usual aFl,b aess sbe the stocks We naye 'neo
heosd were after active day, upiSorm's hs'er tns
evsn're then last rhe cou,seon Is sre,dng % sats
stocss aud federal ties Toe usv govrsm iou
sod to dsv ii 1881 ags,rs, 1o, week sccsi AZ Ne
forric Of sax against 50 only f,ur or hve davs sgr
Paci6c VAIL which use cold freely in the ne'shsor
hood Of &c TO- IL Ia ds,nard AZ 80 rhs vnskai va
dn N he close and ntcs,oas that To roe,
Non 80 lcpg expected msy r.rbsns h feh 70 m,rrop
The folowifg we're tho last quo.ltops or ha fay -
Nisaour's sf4sk, Canton, 177s 1sG; ConberiaD1
1nel is@ 50 Pacific NAL, Sax q Ns~ yofs o.
rsl ~! s. Erie, * 6; HUDSON Rser, 81 X Rsr
"a, 10 II geac'ne, ASK as; Michigan cen'rsi ~
Il Michigan Southern, ~ X; ncn'gac s,a'hern gcsr
srn'see, o6H u; Panama, III I,s; tlinois Central
eGls 81: Gsps aod Chicago, 7,si rs Ceva,sni an
osdo otI 4; chicago snd Rock leland, esA =
Money ~,hop' charge. The brokers ostsin at teeT
watts, g. aof balances lefs 9Th souc o ther
~ Ion per cent AZ the drconnt houses n-s' cas'
onpsr loog date zoe, easily at 4 the tendency o. ga
rsYrot wart lover rs,ss, horgh hoped that n
ranks will no. encourage any decline ~ present.
Exchange fraction higher, but there Is very l!'ls
dopg he correspondence Of the Roths 'hds hs-e raised
thtr 10 ITO IS for sxlY day sterling, snd 10
u IL Tor sgtt frlpc. Sl2- the exast snn taken ont
yeferday by the Ssxonis SAGA $50 We bear Of little
nothing 10 90 10 the Bremen morrow. Ga weiase
dsy the Cnpsrd Ems viii sail from this port n1a
ain PROBABLY take large sum, her charge for fregh
the az that o! the Saturday packets eighth.
Eastern exchange ut Uhcsgo has again fallen 10 ~
premium, AID the Chicago bankers write win efs
opg fali such discount 10 gold sfolo To
10 tins the shipments Of grain viii have 20 he very large
uieec. The .eegrspoic report elsewhere will how
Ley are progressing
The following lat Of propose received b.
Hswr Comptroller, Sept 2, 1889 for s4s6 800 fisk per
cent? Central Park improvement. Fund stocx advertised
70 DC awarded TO day
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,lSCEf.LnvEOCs.


M HInACUlcUs vsRaIN DssraoyES,
r06 Pr IEisSs ,sFssIsU Hrsa ysHMis.
kGy!ss FAILS lggsai.x TO sxsgFMiNArs ALL
hoAc-ss BUGS As,a; , rIs .A.l,sorr,yazs
aAheE- IesEots 40,
No fsn,ls ought 70 be without
a.cr,ous S SssNsr prsrxoyxR
Casnil ooneac comfort VIII naa this psrsior
DEArB no ALL vEaNTs
The chemical knosr urdsg toe above ta io
~sny 10 al rsrs % tee Torla hsve sequtea
N'' wosID WIDE ogLEsslrq
SEAh TN ruBLnH.b 0sE,isioArAs FAcN
Prtsitrn, Of Shoe sud Leather ssak
Me.ropol.a8 Holsi.
COMMISSIONS, Of Public Buldlnss Washington.
Ten aovsrrors,
e, r.r Almssouss, New TX
Superintendent, OF Police
fttsnboat hosort L. AAbey,
eu,. iysrec,cr of provi,.ons- Navy Yard
he Masters y Household Of re following soveregas:--
T Ths s ssrss4S " " h n.H.is
TIE IPEKGE Or EaISUF
IaE QUEEN or xNaLAND.
InE KiNss " HOLLAND
T TEs RING q q EsTkESf
Tar MING or SAxuHy.
,,ALL LnT raINGks or THE GEsxls sEATss.
ne Q. ~ h'ch may be seeu 1t the ose Of NE 10
ss''0' ana r IVsEsa MEYER, s,a BROADWAY,
Tersss months credit per diScaan, FOR cab
rev YORK; sSi ,s Thsss' b ,Re 5s' s BROADWAY
e. IA ~ ssS5s co. solo asss1
ssSs. s s5asfv I sf Sses. I Co
s.La erugg'r generally.
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aI0ELANl'e. t.p,2 steamsbO Oaaa VIVA OF "a,
ghiar ds no other Inward bound vesse Ia ssa- aa NJ
si's.ei,.a1o.x,
BARK JOSEPH FISH, which fran Havana sst nj,
~bIe At anchor Loser Quarantine during tho hssvy y
blow Of thursday night dragged anchors finally st
I'd her cables and ashore the West Bank IA
friday morning sh. heads T. ia tight snd Hes VI al essy
positcn Ass,s,anc hss been ZEN. TO her,
FERMENTATION TO TEE CAPTAIN STE AMBoAr rRAysi
iEaLa,t evening capt Bosns OF ibs steamboat srave
ler o tire New Esven line recipient very elegant
gold watch and cbsin, fr committee c,fen. o New
haven. IRE very elaborate IRA m Acso,p tram
Ire establishment Of Srr sra Brohss. Loce sai1sr.n1 i,
san observation tnepsce doapie tins .irh Jewell IL
co- SCo The rrssenta,ori oy CHARLES n.n,n
SEQ 10 v.rs appfopiae aprech, and ,he an was
oy Capt Bovine, ~ho replied sersch tb,o M. r,ns
Lane Eq Can't BpSns Of lbs Oldest Cal tan. a.
long Island sound and iof ong ,as tas pa
srniacn MADE
Ae are desFed p notice ibs fac. lhs s steamss ARIEL
md Bavaria did ss forn 8ouhanpca on ne s,p- atr
% rsportd but d. spsr, snd arrived In In. a- orde.
he Ariel having h2f da,'s aiar arrived "a Ne. york
day 10 advance
40 Vsp sce aoe m ''e q III shp i,lacs oas.s nat
tipcn ELs Wa Ton hrepta bound % Corr.
bAnK I<coIAH Bote from Frin;o fng, july q tor cts
es % the ~ea .ssd Of zane p,ee IA sn,,en,es w.
fe.vy .tsAer dnrR tic Ssssega ios fore topgal'sntns
go hesog.sr spit saAr Ac
BArK PArAcAossA sfnss y.p,r,e1 injured nv IRE
Tor SIZES.
BIO SULTAN Charleston from Bost m ON
= .oosoot ssp--nosd heavy Sc gale during ~h,,s lost
arbtaTd anchor IND ~ fathoma cha'n
ne hui and tansged cargo o. scnr VIM Richardson we're
sod auction sl ut yt hull purchased BY Sac Dsvs
son .. he srousb 1895 b the anchJrs chains
&c. Sol H-Toal fysi7 ~.
.sxDken. Sc.
four mssied steamship bound f. Ang B lat Al
% lop q "a
chip isien ~isms from Calcutta Aprn 70 for ioni,o,
Aug ~. let y. lon 80
hip Jobn paten Liverpool for EOrlesrs Aug IA LAT
a.. I'm 81. = =
sh,p Maria Libby from Galveston FOR LIVERPOOL Aug
10, oh Double HeRaed sbo: Keys -
frg nsnei enser, hence for Gibraltar passed Ang
ptlo. hca Mary CasbAyinc Of lew YORK nj. ,y,,,..
~ lat 40 ~ Ion 81 10. '"s
Foreign Ports.
BonprArs, Avg l4-.ald lsh.re Williams Csrco
IunAcci Aug l7In port bark Uorcri.a Oook r se,fne
hsJhom-y. ~ - -''' "Ao'" he"Do'
s41apEsAs Aug 2t-sld b~sss DI,gence Young and "
biidse. ssi, fcruend ft, Dsy!d cnes scssa NYcrt:
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per Dbl Canadian -four quiet and nominal South.
err -four vhoa: any Important suse, while tue
fales embraced about SEQ bbis coai0g within the
range Of the above quotations Rye flour and
quiet ard Quos atoms unchanged. Whest rather
Iowef, While tue millcg demand WAS moderate rrs
saics embraced about 5000 bushels, iocluahg whie
Kentucky al 81 Al q 81 SO prime new red WeasGrp
az s. 80 . 81 Al; new RED Sonthe,n ~ 81 % Coro
vas hrmer, with Gales OF about q 900 bushels, %
Guiding ~essarn mixed az SIC Szo AMI S,u.terl
yellow II 1919. Rye que, at SOC. q SEC Barley
nominal Vt Soc Csc for cd. Oals IN air de
and with sales Of State NJ $50 $780, ana old Western
and Cana tsn AZ $50 400
CofiEEThe sales ofaced 500 bags Of Rio a. xl4
&c The speculative movement n Java -as Sai1 u
have been c0nnued further Gales OF about Is
mats were msde private terms 7b bags Jastcs were
sod a. l2c and 500 DO. Lsguasra T.. private terms
CorToNThe fsleS embraced aoont 200 600 bR.eB, o.
the basis OF about she folio wing quotations -
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Supreme Court. Special Tcrm.
IAsEAs coasus cAsI

HAsEAs IUHTUS tAsEss
&gG Sf.2hs Peo.i feI As,7y karptss Us TIE Kespr
rf ne Tabs The pt.s,rer, senry Karpies formerly
esri Becssrs nslr mile sas brought toto
hseear corpus and application be admitted 10 ban
A- charged stealing large quantity OF aoar fsoa
BIZ enpoyerr snd beeD Indicted b. tho Grand jury
tr gs2od tsrceDy forgery tDe motion 10 aon,s
psss y Ds psetponec 10 give he scnfiug of
inquire mo the scfc-ncy Of the surs.iss cne
p,i5o2eT Accordingly remaDtet.
H. re ste Peaptc e. g sacst Esn Us. the Keeper " III
r pb he pysoner the case, who mad comro ID
os grand larceny, discharged. there being pro1
against hin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03
TIE Dry GOODS TRADE.

III following paratve statement Of the imports
OF ioregn dry goods New YORK week and sacs
Jspuary L.
For lls uc.k. 1857. 1888, 1859
Ertereo At the port 81 3NTa3S 1886 GAS 900 qsS
Thrown on msraes... s33,i73 2170,972 2,o05o66
Since Jan.afyi
Entered port. s76ls2oiS 4I73S S9S s6 92o 1871
3nrosn Market. 20 oS5o5o 4oI2I,7l3 o6,so5,Z b2
b. the above table It will be tnat eutts Of
dry goods the pact 10 these for ile
~ 1905. wnlle inc amount r1rown
upon the ros.kes was larger tnan was in 1857 ana
IL slightly less than il the sane period Last
vfar. The nportaIions Ihs week ending day com
pared ~ish The previous reek ntanG ss fOiloss:-
Sesk enoILg august n Sll 217
Week tAd,pg september 2... ............. 2ol0,g5a
Decrease s1O2sl
Annexed ~ill be found tables giving the asaGcutna
~ Ire goods imported Win the pm he
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sKPr. 2Hss,s Aysrhols Charles c,rdes ard Henry
O. oss.-fnis action for ssssuls apt battery
bF0eeh, by The pasf ssspst zee Defendants recover
damages Il appeared that the oycuty occurred me
s'h Joy iaas, 9hile the Scandinavian Gcard
On : excart.ce 10 Eat hra YorE. The pisiutf vas
the cor ,suy, refused a1mL The de.
So ans ~no clA red " De invited sussts, out
fUTnsEed wh tilstts. Tie painful complains tust ne
inersupcn vio euty assaGlt-d ny the te'endnu'a
S5D the other bsp1 assert INST the pa,nsf
asi . ttso,t % 7oeuce che Judge, bleever a.oSei
enissa :. rs damages.
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The pee, seek has heen one OF the most sctve ~ hi
season, and every transportation has hssn vel
euppled with goods route Tor Tue interior cnc steam
hound TO Southern ports have beep oopoed 70 sxcses
An the streets leading TO their docks are crowded ~'th
drsys piled up boxes, waiting sreqgen'y for hours
fof lher turn TO and deliver their in.ds 10 s1s
steamboat wtsrves large portion OF Upper AL.
bsus, Mississippi, 9th good portion OF rannesssa,
supplied With goods by The railways rooo,as IA
connection With C.afsesop aud Savannah that iorme
W.p. cur by the way Ct A0Nlo and 1ew O.leahs. TIE
arfde IN domestic goods hae been large, and
at Irregular pricsr: staple articles without
Cnsrge Of moment 10 prices. several heavy ason hses
of foreign go0ds have been mate iha seat wces,
which want ~ c6mDels ~ 20 omit noticing 10
detail These sa.b hsve somewbaL Dse tered ~ito the
direct trade pelseea ia gofseIs aad joohefs rbS move
men OF The ta5e bon 10 pFv'te uauds aot ~ auction
though Showing rreRuarp ,n prices yet I'll stspe
aYtcss OF sno desirable syss nave ceeo susa oe'
The imporiaoLs are ssy 10 peoo1s less az tie feao
advances The RseSner Bavaria isom Hamburg, di %.
bring hair ,hs qrauty vhch steamer of sue
hoe prooRhs over Al s ha,sot OF the business 10 Jny
The Western ,raG3 10 not expected " tsaca iis
height until tie latter part Of the month"; o.
Western produce will bsve had tins 70 reach thf
seaboard IN large quantities before that period.
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T.
AsHrs.Tbo market continued firm, with Gales Of enor
80 ops pots 81 thc., and email Gales pesfle ~ 5o
sAc
rApsTrFFs.-Fiour--Tbe meskel wac lover III. more
actve the decline, which reached from IS n lee
hbi TIE embraced about COO bbs c,oeng wisas
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yepcy By tbs country Dealers but The supply mr. has
been sufhcen for oil require meuts Discount are made
rsy easy 10 per cent per annum for strictly busuess
purposes but for outside oporatons there dcul
" Ia gettog accommodations. The brokers arc doing
small business 1t . per cent discount
The Cincinnati Gazette OF 8lst nit. says
The tsmand for Eastern xchanee has kept fully up 70
The sapp ~ and the balances 70 day generally light
though saes IN the Sss ate were ess than the
rage for the week Rates remained ct premium
Tor bauksIs checks but II tho dealers proposes
prt selling; snd although ere win be concert OF
action the movement tho ncy Ia 10 that direction
Brs sch at for Eastern ~ for New Orleans,
WIN light supplies.
Ameenrg Of parties holding land grant bonds OF tho
La cofse road and Of the second mortgage oondhodeva
casd for 10 morrow Saturday II is CONSIDERED beat
~ many Of The boDdhoiders TO attempt consolidation
u the wbso stock and bonds 10 point where income
all be and litigation avoided. Ooe OF the plans
proposed the ssue oil new general second mortgage
for g., 10000, To be uned az follo~s:-
10 retire 81, GOO COO land grant bonds 81 COO 600
si,oeooo0 present second mortgage. EOo,e 10
70 ae;te In tuil wih lessee. .....,...,.. $50 900
wiID city OF Milwaukee, .......,.,,,, 100 Q00
Toe fecouo mortgage. 10 600
rnc present Milwaukee snt Minnesota Railroad mas q,
................. Hooo,o
80 proposso - reouco so.....t........... 1000 O0b
and sFue to lard grant bcndholdeEe. io0O,so0
.rst mortgage oopoh. 10000
Ntw second mortgage bonds. 2og0,e0C
Aosai pe~ osp"S"'''
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TIC Chcago z Nune OF Tue 5Is. M ssys-
pu,ios he past ~eek ire increased bocoens OF pro
hsa brought w good soppy Of Eassern exchange
rpo RACES nsye destined per cent week ago TIE osnss
feFs te'og az per cent prern,ir on the 2sh " dc
eanea % per cent yesterday 10 * per cent, and TO-
~ y hss fs'ee ptr cent Hofe-she banks selling AZ
psf e.tt premium. The street rates, however, ara
tgiere many dsys Tho gses movement ~ ITO wheat
'f' oufng sS wses Raw csp.ee good eewapa Ios cuY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

.os~l teeepss.. e5
~ customs. in5 900 on
va pssHehss.. zsi'oE 20
Bs'tnce a s22 Q3s IL
The excneuse, a tie Bank Clearing House thla orn
iog ls,s07 6o7 81, and tie balances ST. 6s 20
ge make few extracts from hate Liverpool circu ara
retpectrg he gran trade IN England A F. & r. Max.
veil FAY Qeh hugusO:-
The weather has been duh hut d,y since Wednesday
night Sben we bad acme heavy
A. his daye Dsrset here fair attendance o. the
to~n sno country trade, emo wheat, chiefly goad red
Freuoh, net riin better demsnc, at tho fa prices
Of tuesday. fbe little ~hcsI OH ring in sue
roiner.p, coUd-,on that buyers AFRAID 70 touca
Il. -Four sse aut 10 much inquired Tor
| sasin Song tAesust le) cay
The heI soutLues ane wb sne exception OF som
hesvy showers IL tne uSnt, wbiun nave little retsreaa
Size usstbefng OF Toe gram cfos nearly all cut 10
M ss-.sess r asse bess gaer
ssteu 81 me oonny markets he'd thus the
business done bang li'utso tbe i'm require
oerts OF W. IN lefs. Here have experienced little
more o. mress sbsa peiDg nsray ooisinaos good
serns on fuesGay, ~hie considerable Isnss ACTIONS
hsve taken pace IN -four a. tnIi urtces,
Rcnsrcson, Spence Co {ausust 1917 esy:--
during tns past week the rerots Of tie @ea,hsr ri
thCugh districts showery, have bsec generally
dne work satisfactory progess Tae
gram bse eu quiet. wto stle chang. the value
'ftry srtce At our market 10 day improved 'o1e
mspressed u ~hea,, ptlye business
dore, rbie1y ID French red, At prices
ibe tgfn CeaIeT.
sislano, Atpys Co. (Argass 2o) say
We have fsf occssiorsl shosers during the week,
Shch have eoe1 ha, nerfeyed with securing the prs,a
The trace n-e rnled quiet fut prices OF whea. -four
have bssn eusaiueo Very inrge arrivals of Iodsr
repcTteo osts OF Gait ptices have declined;
los Per q5sstt-, q. soc r, for Ibfai,
quantity foUrd buyers Al 70 days market wnest
met good cersump;ive de Dspo ~ laa. Fridays quota
1
James Hewitt l. Go. (Areuss l2) cay
TIE ~ea.net N bs country though rome THAT variable
the sno's cortiunes avo,shls 10. rsrgsstps and
re sbest crop is believed 20 ne pe.y quite az ave-
fses n quality ana quantity, DuF denceat ooth cor,
| p.ied viii, Lac, y,a, From .be IA aud Black seas
h rccouns niue Still 10 spas fsvors,ly tho ersU
cropr, esp caS OF She4s aniie France ano Italy
toey ia,psr ooolcDg but generally fayorab .
| man las, seek
Receipts Of the New YORK and New haven Railroad FOR
| 'ne month Of August, 1859 -
Fof pst.ttes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $92, 255 81
fof ireEns. 10000 90
'oe Sit4. 900 81
Iess cue osber roads.. S2a 4s7 81
L
ba'ance...- Observation-Disclosures. $6l76s s6
ror August, lo5S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7272j 81
L
increase. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f8n43 "a
The following IS the lart Upiej Ssates Treasurer 3
n nthy fiatement, showing the au-oup. a. bis credit in
he Ire sai!, with Assistant reasoefs ana
eposilSTes ana 10 the Mint branches by returns re-
oesed 10 onass 22a August 1859 amour, Tor which
rats have been Issued, the amount hen remaining
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n n'hly fatement sho~ipg the bis credit 10
ne re sai!, with Assistant frsasorers desig1a-ei
eposSTies ana 10 the Mint aid Branches by returns re-
eeised 10 Aon1ss 22a August 1859 amour, Tor which
ocan have been issued the amount hen remaining
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04
BUCHANAN DECLINES"

We have an official announcement in the
Bedford Gazette, that President BUCHANAN
will not be candidate for denomination. AS
his Excellency IS now reposing from the cares
Of State at Bedford Springs, this declaration
might be considered as final and authoritative
but for the fact that papers known to be in
the confidence of j B." are urging his reno
minatio0, together with the equally we'll known
fact, that the efforts of his offce-holders are di
rected towards the same consummation.
That Mr.. BUCHANAN has anxiousy desired
a denomination, has been apparant for some
time The patronage of his Administration
has been employed for this purpose while be
has stultiGed himself and outraged the best in
terestS of the country, to conciliate that sec
tional interest which controls the Democratic
party and makes or unmakes its Presidential
candidates. 1t would be difficult to satisfy the
public that he freely and voluntarily gives up
the hope be has cherished, of being his own
successor. We should rather consider it as a
feint, in strict accordance with the history of
his public life, and the unrecoucilable and tor
tuous course of his Presidential career, in which
not content with disappointing the hopes of
the country, he has violated and disregarded
the professions and principles by which he was
elevated to Office, forgotten and repudated old
friends, and taken to his confidence and his
affections, his lifelong and bitterest enemies.
If Mr.. Buchanan has really resigned all
hope of a denomination, it does credit to his
sagacity Surrounded 10y natterers and syco.
phants we had not expected him to realize the
general estimation in which his Administration
is held, and the universal verdict Of cordemna-
ton uttered by the people. The fate of pre-
vious Administrations may have forced upon
him the unwelcome conclusion, that the South
having used him to effect its purposes, would
fail him at the Charleston Convention, and
seek for some more serviceable candidate, to use
and repudiate.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04

THE CENsUs-The President has appointed
Mr.. j. G. G. Kennedy, who was the Superin
tendent of the seventh census, to make the
necessary arrangements, in conformity with law
tor the eighth census Before the work of
collecting the census is entered upon, which
will not be until after the next session of Con-
greSs, it is intended, if possible, to collate and
arrange the returns Oft the seven censuses already
taken, SO that they may be readily referred to
and availed of for information. Many Of these
returns were never published. They ein the
department, an immense mass Of chaotic mat
ter. Inquiries made either by individuals or
authorized by Congress, in regard to specific
facts presented in the returns, could not be
readily answered.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04

SUNBURY AND ERIE RAuRoAD.-Good pro-
gress is making on the work at the depot
grounds Of this ROAD in Erie freight depot
is to be put up shortly A locomotive for the
passenger trains is expected at Erie in few
days. The work at the " Sink Hole" on the
line of the road, near Waterford, will, it is
expected, be permanently surmounted in few
days. Immediately thereafter the rails will be
laid over it, and carried forward with all pos
sible speed to Union Mills and Warren When
the former place is reached, passenger train
will be put on. The road, as far as made, will
compare favorably with any in America
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND DEATH--A horrible
accident occurred on the Delaware and Hudson
Cos Railroad at Prompton, last Thursday
afternoon, ,resultingi in the death OF Mr.. RICHARD
ADDYMAN, well known citizen of this place,
and manning in terrible manner a German
by the name of Rouse, who is yet lying in q
very critical situation
1t appears Mr.. Addyman was engaged al
his business (painting) in Prompton for few
days, and was in the habit of coming home in
the evening, on the coal cars. At this time
he was running after a train in motion, to
jump on, and short distance behind this train
few cars were coming, on which were men
working on the road, returning home. Just
as Mr. A. was reaching out to catch on the
last car, he fell into a cOw-pit. 1t is supposed
the fall stunned him, and before he could get
entirely out, the cars behind came upon him,
killing him almost instantly. The German,
who was also so much injured, jumped off the
cars and attempted to pull him out of the cow
pit, and in SO doing nearly lost his own life.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04

R5En The labors of the Kansas Constitutional
Convention have been brought to a close The
Constitution, as perfected, is radical Anti
Slavery instrument, but at the same time it
does not extend the right OF suffrage to ne
groes as did the one adopted at Leavenworh.
The State Legislature will consist of seventy
Representatives and twentyone Senators. To-
peka is fixed upon as the temporary capital,
the principal competitor for the honor being
Lawrence
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04
SHIPMENTS of Coal by the Barclay Rail
FIRE AT TRoY.-On Tuesday night July

FIRE AT TRoY.-On Tuesday night, July
24th about twelve o'clock, the barn of Gen. ELISHA
CASE in Troy discovered fire, and all at
tempts to it proved useless. 1t entirely
sumed together with its valuable contents consisting of
two hundred bushels of fine wheat, two hundred bushels
of barley, and about hundred and fifty of hay
We not informed to the extent of Gen CASES loss
whether any portion of it is covered by insurance
The fire undoubtedly the work of incendiary,
no person in Gen. CASES family employ had been in
the barn after the harvest hands had quit work the pre-
vious evening. Gen. CASE is highly esteemed citizen
of Troy, and is not that he has solitary enemy in
the place The end waited until the whole harvest of the
farm had been gathered into the barn before he attempted
to pepetrate his damnng deed the last of hay hav
ing been deposited in the barn but few hours previous
to the fire.