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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07


ST.. JosEPH, Aug. s.-Tbe Pony Express
with San Francisco dates to July 25th, ar
rived here at IL o'clock last night.
Thus fer ten Democratic newspapers of
California have come out for Douglas and
six for Breckenridge. The leading Demo-
cratic politicians decline to take sides. evil
IDENTITY awaiting the course of events in
the Atlantic States.
The telegraph posts are nearly all up as
far IA Los Angeles, on the Butterfeld
route, and in two weeks the line will be
open to u point $50 miles from San Fran
cisco.
The Pony Express, with ST. Louis dates
to July 9Th, arrived at San Francisco on
July 23d.
fire was raging among the grain fields
in San Aaeto county, sweeping grain,
fences, buildings and every com6ustile
thing in its path. Several tiue fnrln
houses were burned, and the damage was
very considerable.
Between 20 and 80 tons of silver ore
from Washoe were on the way to San
Francisco.
The difficulties between the authorities
of Mazntlan and the American Consul, re-
garding the seizure of three American
vessels had been satisfactorily arranged.
Reliable information had reached Kan
agmwa, Japan, that a town of 900 in-
hahitants, some 200 miles distant, had
hccn swallowed by an eurtlouakt.-
Shocks were felt kanuguwa during May
and June.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-District A.tor-r
ncy Flann offers reward nf $500, for
the capture Of J. Buchanan Cross. the
escaped forger. Es - 81
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FRANKFORT SPRINGSI

TT1HIs beautiful. RESORT mas BEEN LEASED
i for ten years, by DIR. BELL, and is now
open for the reception of visitors. DOtanists aud
Biologists us we'll as the Votaries of Pleasure, are
invited to inspect the grounds
Some OF the finest specimens of Ferns are hero to
DO ssen-thc Carboniterous period being Hugh Mil
lora .favorite study: The attention Of INEAIIDS
ties OF these waters; Carbonate of1ron. Sulpiatc
SiagneNia, Soda, &c. icing the strong agents. This
water is much stronger hy analysis than those Of
Cars run daily from Georg etown to the Springs
jyll-1m&
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BosToN, Aug. 6.-Wm Howard, resid-
ing iii North street, was arrested ycstcr-
day for killing his wife by beating and
kicking.
AT Canton yesterday, the steamboat
express train from New York ran over
Win. Mnran, of SIoughton, killing him
almost Instantly.
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GnntnterCiaI.
BY TELEGRApH.

NJ" YoRx. Aug. Cs-Elour market So bct,o- ,.,.b
however only moderate business doing for ! OR,
aud fair export demand, checked m :,
IeFiaIy by the hrmness of ftpiehtsc sales 1 an t
i2E1,SSI for super. state, So 25@5 20 for a+,
S9'Aut@olS for super. western, IS 2DR535 fIr
SoHMon 10 medium extra western, SIS 25m5 in e.
SrPing brands extra X. IT. O market clNSinS Gr ~.
rye Flour steady with small saes at $LIWS $2S f,r
S1on TO choice snper Corn Meal quiet unchanged
Whisky dull; sales $50 bbls at 20ISHYIc 'cb;o1 ~
the inside price Wheat better with fair export lie.
5n1na sales 81 900 bush. Miiyaukie Club at $i24S
i.-t3 e5o nnah choice white kentucky ut 81 AS CSS
m aettye anu may t'e quoted shade MrIner- sits
So0SS sllAa At 62Gt62tSc for sound mixed wesTcrr
use Tor western aud Canadian, SOC for state PnE
1stlEe aftd primo tirlner but other KINDS
H ,Il1 any material change BeOf ouic, and
Cofee cpntinues very firm and quiet as lHorh
uteeFs and buyers prefer whiting tor the result C
me sale ANNOUNCED fOr next Wednesday before onsr
at!hs; We learn of sales OF $50 bags Loruvar1e ~
private terms. SIUlasses quiet; sales $50 6h;Is POI
Ntco nj sc and so hh,i5 clayed Cuba at DC Sn.S,
remains steady: sales ohO LI5 al ESQ., e. S S.S
atnaii parcel of Porto Rico brought fLc. 1850
CIXclSXAT1, Aug. e-Flour yritbout s,,ec;,, ,,,.,.
nne Helahu IA nOdertc snles 900 bhl@ ut $I5OIl 40
ZOE h'r to COOL brands superfine and IS for
extra to extrEs family l market closed sIiyISfIS. ~
or unter adviceS from New orls There Il = ON
unued good export demand for white Wheat ami
"IS @se &c; higher closing at osll0 retl u-
shtHge't an" hTm NJ Slo2l .A5. Oats In better de-
EHShH prime new In demand at IS. and old at N
Corn unchanged aud firm ut 4O@4l Whisky steady
NJ ie4' with rates of 500 bills Provisions Continue
qntet AMI nOuiiuaiIY unchanged BACON IL I.lJ NJ
SZ3g, ~; bulk meats Al S5@GlU% and mess pork
- Uut .nese rates are above the views of buyers SO
tnat nothing was done. Groceries quiet, but ,,n-
changed. No change In money matters
a!,I Hpr1Fg1A Aug. DFlour firm and active: IS so
Sr MeSt steady: Sl!5@1.55 for white $I,3
'ior red Corn nrn; yellow 5OGS72c. Oats declined
PROVISIONS unchanged. Whisky dull at 2l1s@2oc.
II, , BALIINoKE Aug o:Flour firm aud advancing
toward st 8962M Wheat buoyant; white ST. jGm
i,65, red s1.0St5. Corn firn and advanced fe Se
white 8"SgS2c yollow 5GCG73c. Provisions firm and
unchanged. Whisky firm at 2lc. "'1
The First Express Since the Deluge
(k0GGHT THE FOLLOWING GOODS TO r. r.
~. ~ sF0NE son, which have been opened for Tho
'nult''uue TO examine. An assortment of
Misses do ito lIeeled Boots
French No. do do
Childreu's do do
Goat do
I" do IIecled do
French Ne. de do
Call and see them. Monroe street onDosit. Tho
Merchants and Mechanics Bank Ft0a''' 'Ns
apl4 H.. STONE son.
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PrTTsDuRon, Aug. C.-Riyer 5 feet by
pier mark, rising.
Evening.-River 7 feet 8 inches by the
pier mark and rising. Weather clear aud
warm.
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Nsw Yopx, August 6.-Thc Tri6une's
Washington correspondence says Ishear
that the Peruvian Minister who has gone
to New York, is instructed By his govern
ment to return home in case our Minister
at Peru, Mr., Clay, should suspend his re-
lhtions there on account of the refusal of
tue government to comply promptly With
tue demands of our owl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
P1Cu CoLoHED SILKS BY THE YARD, at 1850
II VALUE $500.
Rich eolored silks by the at s1,2o value 175
Striped and Bayadsre Silks, ss 50 4" les.
Tonlar Chicks, by the yard at a. 30 - rs.
Doubledskirt Bereges and OrgAndies at lees than
cost. [ie11l HELskELL I sWEAR1NGEN.
GHARE'S HARROW.--This efficient Pull
- verizer and -Grain.Coverer has given universal
satisfaction, Farmers desiring one for Fall work
iRhcuId order at once. = ,SM1TH,& G0RRELLs
jyl6 Agents for the Manufacturers.
NEW LACE. RIANTILLAs,
E,OURTu sToCK-Receiyed this day. =-e
Il ieG GEO. Il. TAYLOR.
@ UNDRIES.-StOCl Plow Wings, Iron Pillow
- Wings, Spring Steelfor CultiYstord, Steel Point
ed Picks, Steel Pointed Maddocks, Steel Grow Bars
Sandersons, Brother Co.'s Square, Flat and oStagon
Steel; Seat Springs, Sledge MooIds aud Smiths Ham
mers. &C., &c. T. c, HILDRRTll BRO,
je27-d&w SO Main st.
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Second Stock Of Summer Goods.

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
VNTE HAVE NOW IN STORE our SECOND STOCK
w of Kch Summer Goods. embracing all the
late novelties in Dress Goods-Rch silks, Staple
Goods C"rpcting. Millinery Goods. ETC., etc. buying
almost exclusively for cash. and buying moro extern
siVely than any other house in the city, (our stock Is
always nearly double any other in tho city.l NO are
else. We prepared to give great bargains
Call AMI examine our Goods.
je2 :. STONE THOMAS.
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TRENCII YOKE SHIRTs.--Just recoir.
a cd, 10 dOL French Yoke Shirts, of the celebrated
AsToR HOUSE MAKE, warranted to fit, md tho very
best quality ever brought to the city, and for sale at
50 per cent lcss than Jobbers' ratios.
:tc: STONE & THOMAS
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tSS1dLU4NGiS FREPARED GLUE
! sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
ga sEtEe"r ~ rnsE SAVES SnSs.'s-Ea
AZ HeeideRts tUt hapls1, ere1 in ,zsti-sssa2cSe;i
taHIcS II Is very desirable to have cheap and
convenient wRSf6r repairing Furniture, TC9, CEUES
sPALDING's PREPARED aLuG
meets all such emergencies and boc Seld can at
tSrd to be without it, 1t L alweys FOsdy AMI mp
umplnS chair, splintvrCd 6ealrss del3S M
broken cradles II i just the article fer cone sh~N
ona othef ornamental work, SO Popular Sth iRd!cs
refinement and taste. t5t- Fst
This admirable preparation is use,i cOll. baiDE
valuable qualities Of the lost CabIlrt,NE.rs' GLUE
mHE be used IN tue Plae" Vi ordinary nVs.;isGr.
3SlhS vastly more adhesive. I
USEFUL IN EVERY House,
{ N:B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Eh'es,.s
6 Wholesale Depot, q scedar.st.. n. IS
Address HENRY c. sPALD1He K CO,
Box No. :, 500 Nov IorS
Put sP for Dtalurs in Cases containing xt'ds eight,
and twelve dozens beautiful Li,hUE7aI IL ShorIS1d
accompanying each package -
:, ~ single both, of SPALDISo:s ri,ErAKEn
MAJ save ten times its sort nuauaSt" cYozy
Sold by All prominent s,utoncrs, p1uEeists, liar,
S STs ana knFniturS Dealers G-Oeela, and Fancy
Country Merchants should make a note q slAIn
Az tA . GLUE, whom making uP thesr
sPALDINGts PREPARED GLUE
USEFUL. IN EVERY HOUSE
srALD1NG's rNEpANRD aLvE.
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Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles Whtuh
hdanaget, may lie to their original SfTrnrtj
aud usefulness by
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE;
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GtARPE TING.--Just received, "a large lot Of
~ very desirable styles of Carreting Oil Cloth &C.,
bought recently at very low rates. and will be sold.
Je2 STONE & THOMAS.
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From New York.

NEW York, August 6.-Martin HoIligau
brutality murdered his wife in 43d street
last night, with Ratchet.
Three men named Jno. Smith, VIM. N.
johnson. aud Berger, have been arrested
on suspicion of setting FIRE to an uaoccu-
pied house in Church street. They are
engine runners.
= Moses S. Beach has retired from the San
and is succeeded by VIM. G. Church.
An attempt was made on Saturday after
moor to circulate counterfeit as on the
Addison Bank, of Addison, N. Y. The
police notified the stockholders aud but
one or two were passed. No arrests.
The brig W. R. Kiboy, from n. O., which
had previously landed cargo of slaves,
was found abandoned of Aquilla by the
u. S steamer Crusader and brought to
Key West on the oath ulto
NEW YouE, Aug. 6.-An ARRAY in the
Aims House on Blackwcll's Island, on
Friday last, between two aged inmates,
VIM. Santerey and Lorenx0 Faber. has
resulted in the death of the Inter.
The following is the bank statement !:
Decrease in specie, SOIL, 1913; increase in
circulation. S4l6,l3s decrease in depos-
its, S437,S62i increase in loans $685.
949.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

Gs aceidcRt1 tViH happen, even in tys;i-sSco2cIei
tdHtes II Is very desirable to have some cheap md
convenient wRyfSF repairing Furniture, TSyS cEUES
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

beg leave to state to the public that On the 18th
day 81 July 1861, b.ught b. H. Ladys entire inter.
5e eondncHd hereafter under the firm namo Of
McDooatd Bter and would respectfully AJAX lit=r-
ai snare OF public patronage All stock intrustpd
with ua will meet with the most careful attention:
5JSSV-3m SMITH MCDONALD
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Put M for Dealurs in Cases CONTAINING TGs eight,
accompanying each package = -
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Address HENRY c. sPALD1SG 4 CO,
Box No. 9, 500 New EorS
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PALDING's PREPARED GLUE
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ONOm4! DISPATCH
EE@-A svIEcHlX TItE SAVES Srxs."~Ga
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spALDING's PREPARED Gus

WholesaIe Depot, 4eCe1ar.st., ID. 30.
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SPALDINC''S PREPARED IiI.Uk,
OLD Bf COUNTRY MHkCHiNTS GENEEAKI
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9INnu1Acturel by
HENRY {. SPALDINis & Co.
As CcLRr-.L., NeTa York.
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LIST. MORRIN0N Il C0

HAyA9 NAWAN4AANVV. y VU09
WnoLESALE GRocERs AND PRODUCE pEA
u, LEhS, Nos. IS and 30 Main street, offer ia
$50 hhds, fair to cloiceS o. Sugar.
40o POE, prime Moiasses, toak eopsrasO.j
$50 bags Rio Coffee
Is do Jaws do ~: $50
loo bbis. Baltimore and Philadelphia syrups.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

EXPULSION OF FREE NEGROES FROM ARKAN-
sAs.-At the late session of the Arkansas Leg
isiature, an act was passed giving the free
negroes of that State the alternative of migrat.
ing before January l, 1860, or of becoming
slaves As the time of probation has now eX-
pred, while some few individuals have prefer
red servitude, the great body OF the free color,
ed people of Arkansas are on their way north
ward We learn that the upward bound boats
are crowded with them, and that Seymour,
Indiana, on the line of the Ohio and MiSsis-
sippi railroad, affords a temporary home for
others " b ..
\ party OF forty, mostly women and children,
arrived in this city last evening hy the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad. They were weIcom-
ed by a committee Of tep, appointed from the
colored people of the citFFsby whom the re-
fugees were escorted to the Dumas House, on
McAlIiser street, at which place formal re-
ception was held They were assured by the
chairman of the Reception Committee, Peter
H. Clark, that, if they were Industrious and
exemplary n their conduct, they would besnre
to gain good livelihood and many friends
The eXles, as before stated, are mostly women
and children the husbands and fathers being
held in servtude. They report concerning the
emigration, that hundreds of the free colored
men of Arkansas have left for Kansas, and
hundreds more are about to follow.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


On our outside will be fcand the Governors
message, which We take pleasure in commend
ing a fair and temperate document IN most
particulars That part of the message re-
lating to the financial condition of the Com
monwealth Will attract the particular atten-
ton of our citizens, and its exhibit Will prove
gratifying. The State debt is steadily de-
creasing, and by the sale Of the Public Works.
bonds to the amount of upwards of eleven
millions Of dollars are held, which in time will
be applied to the future liquidation of our in
debtedness. ri ..r ..
The chigf source Of congratuation men
toned in the message is the fact that the State
is now entirely free from the ownership or con
troll Of canals and railroads, and the gratifying
fact that her public debt is decreasing at the
rate of one million dollars per annum Re
Iieved from those sources Of embarrassment
aud corruption, the future Of our noble Com
nonwealth is cheering, and her speedy release
from debt certain a.I- s#. E.-.
The Governor advocates the admission Of
Kansas under the Constitution lately formed
as carrying out the doctrine of Popular Sow
ereiguty .... -... --
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

A GEORGIA CRITICISM on TIE ALABAMA SEN
ArE.-The Senate Of Alabama having passed
a series of brave resolutions, recommending the
Governor to call a convention to consider how
to protect the State incase a Republican Pre-,
Sident Seizes the Government, the Atlanta
(Ga) american says: The simple meaning
of the preamble and resolution passed by the
Alabama Senate is the same as that Of Demo-
cratic resolutions generally, viz AS long as
our leaders can retain power and govern the
country, no matter what they do, we consider
the Union a great blessing, and the "param-
cunt public good y but just as soon as our
leaders lose P01eer or whenever they have so
miSgoverned the country, aLd become so cor
rupt that the people threaten and Oniy threa-
ten-to eject them, then, in our Judgment, the
time has come to dissolve the Union That is
the gist of the whole of their resolves editorials
and speeches"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
Ra% AT a meeting called at Laporle. Dec


27 1859, by the Chairman of the Sullivan County Re-
publican Standing Committee for the purpose of appoint
ing Senatorial and Representative Conleree to meet the
Others in this District for the appointment Of Delegates
to the approaching Republican State Convention Ohm
HIDDLESON was elected President and CD. RICHARD
son Secretary. HENRY METoALF ESQ., stated the object
of the meeting. DID, ~. ...... psi. ...
On motion AUGUSTUS LTPPINcoTT and WILLIAM GLIDE
elected Senatorial and BENZ L. CHENEY and
c. J. RIcHARDsoS Representative Conferoes with power
o. substitution. The following resolutions also
passed, viz =
Rcsored, That the respective Conferees from this
county hc instructed 10 all landabe exertions
cure the appointment of HENRY METcALF Esq, as Rep.
reNentatiye aud WILLIAM MEYLERT of this County as
Senatorial Delegate the State Convention. =
RfsOUed, That We deem expression of choice Of
candidates for President and Vice President, the part
OF the State Convention premature and injudicious,
On motion adjourned sine die. ..
.- .... JOHN HIDDLESON, President.
{. J. RcHARDsoS, Secretary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

THE COURSE OF TRUE Love, despite the ad
age, sometimes runs smooth. Esquire Mar
chant, Of Cincinnati, was called on last week to
unite in wcdlork at the Burnett House a
couple who had fed from Fayette Co, Ky
At the Spencer House another couple-,hc
male somewhat advanced aud the bride but
eighteen-were a lso auxiens to mite themselves
for life. The proper authority was summoned
and they were accommodated. The Strangest
part of the affair, is this, the bridegroom at
the Burnet, and the bridegroom at the Spencer
were son and father Both had eloped from
the same vicinity with the same intent, neither
knew the purpose of the other, both came on
the same train When the young man lcarred
of the facts, the BUrnet House couple repaired
to the Spencer, and it is said most glorious
time enSued
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
Rein advertisements.

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
~ of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford
County, will be exposed 10 public sale at the Court
House, in the Borough Of Towanda. on SATURDAY,
February 4th. 1850 at O'Clock P. NJ. the following de-
scribed property situated in Asylum township Bradford
County to wi All the south half of that certain piece
or parcel of land beginning at stake of lot No
T. surveyed To James Cummings thence west 266 perch
es, thence south GO p to post thence east 26O p.
post small creek, thence north 60 D. TO the place
OF beginning The said premises containing fifty acres
more or less, without improvement, except that about
tour has been chopped over Sold as the property
Of Michael Cronk. decd. Attendance given aud terms
made Known on the day OF sale by A. j. NOBLE.
January 10, 1850. Administrator
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
6d Gov. CaxsE. or Ohio. In hia Mes.,.

H0 uo'' OhAss, VI ob'os I'D MS Message
to the Legislature, states that the total anon,
Of receipts into the State Treasury, during tho
last year, was $s,520,I54, which with III.
balance. of 1926, lIS remaining at the close n
the preceding year, made the sum subject 10
DISBURSEMENT sS,746,272. The whole amouD,
Of Disbursements was $3,552, ,SO4. The public
works and educational institutions absorbed
the~Iarger part of this sDm More than three.
eighths the, entire levy, for State, purposes "a
for tie support Of schools and school librari.,
Gov. CHASE recommends the reenactment 81
the statutes which the last Legislature REPEAL.
ed, prohibiting slaveholding and kidnapping
He thinks that it would he useless to pass iav.
giving the negroes the right of suffrage the
Courts, not the Legislature, are to determine
this question. The militia of the State which
was nearly disorganized four years ago, ha,
been reorganized to such an extent that it forms
a. nucleus for volunteer force entirely com.
petent to any ordinary emergency. In concu.
sion, Coy CHASE makes reference to the Har.
per's Ferry smeute,. reafirming the position
WHICH he took in bis response TO Gov, WISE,
aud maintaining that the South has done much
to bring about the present unhappy state Of
feeling between the two sections of the country
by repeating the Missouri Compromise, ,kidnap.
ping from the soil of the Free States persons
guilty only Of the crime of color, and by ret-
Grating SO frequently and DeedlessIy her threats
of dEaunion.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

The RIGHT TALK-Senator Wade, Of Ohio
recently made an able speech in the United
States Senate, in which he Incidentally alluded
to Helpers book (Which has so terribly fright
cned our Southern friends y, in the following
language, which we commend to the fre-eating
Uaion DISCOVERS and their week kueed " al,
lies of the North. Senator Wade said =
If arguments against Slavery cannot safe
ty be made, that constitutes the greatest OBJ
'jcction to the spread ofthat institution he ever
heard Of If we really have among US an in
stitution we are cherishing, and seek to spread
broadcast over the land, so delicate in its struc
ture that free people cannot have that infor-
nation concerning it which they crave, he said
it was an inference more fatal to the institution
than any lie ever heard of before. He pro
ceeded to allude to the muttered thunder of
dSunion meeting his ears from the Southern
hemisphere III case Republican President is
elected. He felt no alarm from that cause.
This Union will not easily be dissolved Gen
tlemen talk about it in very business like
way, as though it was a magazine to be blown
up whenever they choose to apply the match !
This fabric has been more than eighty years
hnildng, and will not be destroyed IN a day.
lie lIpN spoke OI Tue UdNlgaDlG ElVCrS, lines
Of railroads, and other interests, interlacing
the South and North There never was so
great and glorious a country. We are mar
red forever, for better or worse We can
make our condition very uncomfortable but,
nevertheless, there will be no enforcement be
tween US. There is no way in which it can be-
effected, but least of all in the contingencP
mentioned. If you wait till Republican
President is elected, you will have waited a
day too late: Why don't you do it now, when
you have the Government in Your own hands /?
| say to you, he would be but a sorry Repub
lican who, if elected by majority of the vo
tiers of the American people; and consequently
backed by them, should fail TO vindicate his
right to the Presidential chair He will do
it. No man at the North is to be intimidated
by The threatsof dissolution, which are thrown
into his teeth daily. Why do you not do it :?
There is no law requiring you to give Us no,
tce of it. You had better do it at once
without making threats. If the Republican
candidate shall be constitutonaly elected to
preside for the next four years over this peo-
pie, my word for it, preside he will"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

BATTLE AND DEFEAT OF CoRTINAs From
Brownsville, on the Rio Grande, advices to
the I'd inst, bring the gratifying news that
Cortinas has at last been sent about his bust
ness Gn the oath ult, it appears, he succeed,
ed in taking the town of Rio Grande, after
killing some Of its people ; and was subse-
quently attacked by party from Brownsville,
who captured his guas and sixty of his men,
and sent him in desperate fight into Mexico
The Americans lost nine men killed and sixteen
wounded.