Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-03
Aems from all Rattons.

not past repairing and this is done be intends
to ascend in the old Atlantic once more.
business men are cautioned against coun-
eriet IS notes the Bank of Arlington, Mass. The
vgnette consists of of of the State with
railroad side. and soop the other. In the
of the bill is large j. In the right lower
is medallion.
A telegraphic dispatch, dated Chateau
gay, y. T. Friday October %, says two feet of snow
have fallen here since yesterday morning and it i'd still
showing and drfting from three to four feet"
Accounts from Cypress, in Texas, report
fearful epidemic there. No papers had been published
the city for days and the extent of the sickness could
only lie guessed at from
The Dallas (Texas) Herald publishes a
that Major vanhorn attacked party of Indians
COncha river losing forty of his men, and killing 100 of
the Indians.
Mr.. Buchanan is Every sick man." He
is not only deserted by his Party and by Pennsylvania,
by his Private Secretary, tShannon of Harrsburg) who
has been dismissed for being politically unreliable!
A singular phenomenon has been visible
for weeks at Lake Ontario. The waters have fallen
eighteen inches. At the time good deal Of rain
has fallen. and the water in the rivers and lakes to the
west have risen considerably The solution of the phe
nomenon would be interesting.
We notice in our New York exchanges
the announcement of arrival Of large ship load of
hoops of Partisan manufacture Let the emnines prepare
to spread themselves!
The projected expedition against China
is said to be very unpopular in France among both civil
ians and military The former think will lie very
l;..I,
gained, let it terminate as it will.
"A report prevails that it is the intention
of Governor Wise, Of Virginia TO make requstion upon
Gov Morgan, of New York for the surrender of Hon.
Gerr Smith, accessory of Browns in the Harpers
Ferry instruction!
1t is estimated that there are ten hundred
and fifty D. Dis in the Northern Methodist Church while
ten years ago there were less than dozen.
The steeple of the Baptist church at
Wiiamsport which erected on Thursday was blown
down Friday last The wind took it from its base so
that it did not fall the building but clearing it, fell
nroa the ground top downward. 1t entirely dem
oshed.
The Albany Ecenipg Journal says thai
when Old Browns were murdered by Missouri Bor
der Rufans, and his daughter who witnessed the mur
des became maniac the Administration journals were
ridiculing the 'shrieks from Kansas
DR. John Murry Forbes ten years ago
left the Protestant Episcopal Church and joined the Roman
Catholics. lie wthdraws from that Church. stating
to Archbishop Hughes that he was mistaken
The Episcopal House of Bishops have re-
solved 10 hold their next convention in New York.
A letter from Paris, dated Oct 9Th, says
Senator Seward would leave England in few days for
home.
The young man, Cook, concerned in the
late nsurrection Harpers Ferry, and distinguished
with the title of Captain Cook was some six seven
years ago, a resident of Philadelphia, and employed at
Ledger Office where for nearly year. he " held copy"
the printers call it. for the proof reader He then
about Is or IL years old
Lawson Bolts, the counsel from Brown
and his conederates is of the late General Thomas
II Bolts OF Virginia, and nephew of John NJ Bolts and
the Princess Catharine D. Murat of Florida His mother
is grandniece Of General Washington. Mr.. Bolts is
said to be young lawyer who relies his profession for
snbsstence and of good ability and spotless char
acter.
1t is thought that Fred Douglas has fed
to Canada to avoid becoming involved in the Harpers
Ferry difficulty.
"A correspondent of the Pittsburg Gazette
recommends Hon. Thomas N. Howe the Republican
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania in 1860 Hon. A.
H. Reeder is also spoken of by several of exchanges
in the northwestern section of the State and by the Ger
mantown Telegraph. Hon. Jacob Fry, of Montgomery
county, is spoken of as a Democratic candidate.
The Congressional election in the Fourth
District Of Virginia has resulted in the choice of Mr..
Roger 4. Pryor, formerly associate in the editorial
conduct of the Richmond Enquirer and more recently
known ardent supporter of the clims of Mr..
Douglas to the Presidency. The district has heretofore
been strong in its fealty to the Administration.
The divorce docket of the supreme court
in session in Providence R. l.. contains eighty-three
petitions for release from matrmony The appears
determined to keep up with the business and in single
hour removed the yoke from the neck of twelve dscon
tented couples.
Among the passengers in the Persia are
Moses H. Grinnell and family, who have been absent
about two years and Madame Bodsco the widow of the
late Russian Minister to Washington.
The capacity of the Great Eastern is o.
600 bales hence this vessel clearing once in each month
would in lS29 have carried the whole cotton crop but
would now carry but one-fourth of it,
barrow, the ChlneSe traveller, computes
that there is material in the great wall of China,
than in all the houses of England and Scotland combin
ed.
The term Of Mr.. Broderick, in the Unit
ed States Senate, had he lived to occupy the position
would have expired in 1868. Mr. Gwins expires
lI6l.
There is talk in England of a Worlds
Industrial Exhibition for 1850 1861 the Prince of Weles
to be President.
Jenny Lind has lately been delighting
" large houses - in Dublin, and Catherine Hayes doing
the same thing in Liverpool.
A charcoal peddler in New Orleans found
$4,000 in Spanish douboons in old house bought by
him. lie has given up cheating on measure