The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-10

David Stewart, Sr., an old and I,
spected iron master, died at Colerai
Forge, Huntingdon county, on the 19t
ult., aged II years
pg~ y call has been issued, by meet
tional convention, to meet in ST. Louis o.
the 1st of September, to establish Irisl
cmigrant aid dsocieties for settling Irish i'm
migrants On western lands.
1G- The LeBistown Democrat give
VIM. a. Wallace the following left hand
cd compliment k"It is said that Hon
Wm A. Wallace declines to serve further
as Chairman of the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee. 1t would have been bet.
ter fer the party, beyond doubt, if he had
decliped two years ago"
nA The Bedford Springs will open on
The 10th inst. Several improvements
have been made looking to the comfort of
visitors. One hotel has had double row
of porches built all around it, and auotber
private boarding house, we believe. has
had new ten pin alley and a croopet
ground addedto it.
aeA- Minnie Ream's statue Of Abr,
ham Lincoln, If hot masterpiece of art.
is as lItera. representation Of him as can
be found outside of collection Of way
works. Has coat, his cravai, his cloves
and even his boots have been so carefully
studied by Miss Ream that future genera.
tons will be IN no doubt as to AIr. Lin
coins IDEAS of dress.
B@F Since the French discovery that
sewing machines can be econ omicaliv run
by an electromagnetic engine, parties in
Hartford have been experimenting upon
a miniature steam engine, to be used in
the same way. 1t is expected that
single engine will furnish power enougb
Tor several machines and at tie same
time be so cheap as to be within the reach
of every one.
psae Indian outrages have of late come
under the joint attention Of the President
the Secretary of War, aud the Commits.
sioner for the Indians The result of
her Deliberations is the adoption Of a
~ easure urged by Senator Ross-the es-
a abi&hmen: Of more military posts along
he frontier The President 3urnoses r. |
ssue proc c'amafion outlawine all bands
ound out of their reservations.
nea- Notwithstanding General SiekIes
ccepted the Spanish mission, there are
ertaln conditions connected with it which
ender 1T doubtful whether he will enter
lpOn his duties. Secretary Fish has ad-
Iessed him letter, asking if he was
eady to proceed to Ills post, as the Presi-
ent was anxious We should have repre-
there Immediately on the retire
lent OF the present Minister which
axes place july 1,
ssA- Public opinion is becoming arous-
I 10 the importance of changing he la VS.
our State relative TO the office of State
reasurer and the custody of the public
loney. That We should have continued
long so loose practice, now that at :
Ihtion has been called to it, is surpris-
& to every one. Other States, which
ad this or similar laws, long since
ranged them; not, however, before ex
9rlence had taught a severe lesson in
rge losses and public scandal
nsa- A swindling firm in New York, 7
yied ). w. Waters IL Co lottery agents,
rofe some days ago to Ex- Gov. Thomas
Bramlette, OF Kentucky, informing him il
at he had won watch worth. $3.50,
d that by sending S13, so to the firm it
ou'd be expressed Immediately. Bran
tie had purchased no ticker, but sus-
clonlns some rascality, ordered Waters
Co, to express the watch c. O.D. The
lze was sent, and as suspected, it was
miserable brass watch. Bratnlette hay-
9 paid the charges, went before JUS
e and attached the money and the
teh In the hands of the Express Com I
ny.
BE- Horace Greeley has commenced
les OF articles in the TriJuHe, on Po- I
cal Economy, in which he will tex
md and defend tbs doctrine of Protec-
n. In the several chapters before US. =
: Greeley handles his subject in =
ar, able and lorciole manner, which il
ure guarantee of what is to come. and
ouiy regret that every man in the A
'ntry cannot have the opportunity of
ding and rejecting over the principles 81
mulsated BY so able and clearsishted
advocate of protection to American in
try as Horace Greeley, who is sur
lnded on every side by Free Traders,
he boards the lion in his den."