The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04


| Hon JoHN CocHRANE, of New York, on
Friday evening, at Washington, spoke in oppo-
sition to negro suffrage.
DUFF GREEN, of Georgia, and Dill, ex-edi-
tor and publisher of the Memphis Appeal have
| been pardoned
TIE rebel General Dick Taylor has reques-
| ted 10 be allowed an interview with Jefferson
Davis.
TIE race between the Yale and Harvard
boat clabs have come off. Yale was the vic
tor
a FEMAa orator styles the Orangemen Brit
ish Thugs.
A SOUTHERN paper says the sun this sumner
has as little mercy as a radical.
The New York .Sun charges member of
the Cabinet with favoriDg the recognition Of
Maximian.
LADIES patronize the faro banks at Saratoga,
this summer. 1t is the latest sweet style from
Parry.
Gov. PIERPoNr estimates that ten thousand
Virginians are entitled to pardon under Presi-
dent Lincoln's Proclamation.
THE Bridgeport Standard fears that the Dem
ocrats are winding their coils around President
Johnson"
EUROPE has two pestilences to balance our
civil war. The Russian plague, which is decli-
ming, and the cholera, which is making sad havoc
IN Turkey and Arabia.
THE rebel Gen. Shelby and his men were not
allowed to enter Mexico with arms. They there
fore sold their cannon and small arms to the
Liberals at Piedrag Negras for eleven thousand
dollars.
THE degree of L. L. D., was conferred on
Gen. Grant, Secretary Stanton and Charles O.
Conor, by Union College, Schenectady, at the
commencement this week.
| The wheat crops have been badly injured by
! the late rains in portions of Indiana and Illi-
( is much damaged.
LARGE numbers of negroes are dying in the
vicinity of Macon, Ga. They are destitute of
/ the Recessaries of life. So much for the bless
/ ings Of emancipation.
The black elephant is eating his own head
! eff and the Abolitionists want to sell him or
give him away. Who wants the elephant
Don't all speak at once
BARNUM, the Snowman, has given notice that
ne win, in SIX months, erect a building and col
lect curiosites to equal, if not surpass, those
destroyed by the late FIRE in New York.
MACMILLAN of Mexico, is getting into trou-
bic in every direction. Late European advices
state that private telegram received at Paris
announces his accommodation by the Pope.
IN an abolition Fourth of July procession at
Salem, Massachusetts, were a white girl and a
negro man seated side by side in a carriage, la
belled-''The Past, Present, and Future
Hope that future" will stay in Massachusetts,
awhile yet.
TIE war is over, and, it seems to US, with it
pArtizan bitterness and all the raneor and ma
lignity which were its concornitants, should also
cease Political parties can exist without per-
sonal abuse or violence.
Tue Fourth of July division has, at last, eul-
minated in blood. The same spirit which re-
fused TO affiliate with Democrats on that occa-
sion, urged Grouse to an attack which resulted
in his death.
For a correct account of the affray on Tues
L., Loot -oc,ltoJ tba loo N ~ Toccb
Grouse, see next page. There are all kinds of
sensation rumors in regard to it. Believe none
of them. We are informed that prosecutions
for perjury will be instituted against some of
the witnesses be fore the inquest, it is alleged
there has been false swearing before that tri-
bunal.
Wa cannot degrade ourselves TO the level Of
the Inquirer fasifiers, by STOPPING TO notice ev.
cry cansrd they invent, Falsehood, with them,
answers better purpose than the truth, and,
therefore they resort to it.
PETER KERN soldier of the Mexican war,
one who served in the regular army thirteen
years, and three years and half in the Union
army during the late war, writes US to deuounce
the editors of the Inquirer as traducers of the
fair fame of himself and the other brave soldiers
who participated in celebrating the Fourth on
Mann's Hill Mr.. Kern can be found at Lyons
lanyard in Bedford tp., where the Inquirer
slanderers are requested to call, if they are not
too cowardly to resent the lie given them by
soldier.