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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-12-10

A CLERGYMAN went to a hotel to order a
dinner for a number of clerical friends.
MAY / ask. sir, demanded the waiter
gravely, whether the party is High Church
or Low Church ~ Nov, what on earth, =
cried the elergymen, DO my friends opiE-
iols matter TO you?" "A great deal, sir,
rejoined the waiter; II High Chmch, I
must proride moro soiae If Lolo Church,
more pittlss. +"
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sWHY did Joseph's brethern put him in
a pit2n asked a Buffalo Sunday school
and me reply be got was, Because
there was no room for him in the family
circle.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-12-10

'Lenny, you're pig, said father to
his little i've year old boy Now, do you
know what pig is, Lenny2' Yes, sir
pigs q hogs little boy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-12-10

IT is the proper Office Of faith to Leiieye
what thou seest not, and the reward Of faith
to see what thou hast believed
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-12-10

SOMEBODY'S BOY.
BY nARroS K. nRlscon.


Is somebody's S mother thinking
That SOMEBODY'S boy gets "tight,"
While somebody's boy is drinking
Somewhere or other to.night2
Who was that somebody lugging
Too heavy load to-day
OF brandy and rum, and hugging
The posts on the corner, eh9
Who IS that handsome fellow,
The handsomest face we meet,
Who comes home SO late and SO mellow
He can scarcely Keep his feet?
Who is that somebody reeling
First from the left to the right,
With empty pockets, yet feeling
As rich as Crnsus to night?
All pavements have grown unsteady
They wave Ike wind blown sheet,
And have interfered already
With somebody's drunken feet"
Aad sill to the world his drinking
Is neither here nor there;
But somebody's pa, I'm thinking,
Or sister or mother would care.
He'll wake to morrow, it's patent,
And he'll come down stairs all right,
And look almost like he hadn't
Been out on tear" last night.
And somebody's mother and sister,
When told that brother gets eight"
Are almost inclined to blister
Your cheeks with their hands outright
But somebody's sins are wearing
The jewel Of life away;
And somebody's boy, wayiaring,
VIII die in the street some day
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A WRITER unmarried suggests that Solo
moa's wisdom was due to the fact that he
had seven hundred wives, whom he consult
ed on all occasions.
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Wicked men stumble at straw in the
way to heaven; and climb over great noun.
tains on their way 10 hell.
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MANY persons have qnickness to discover
their faults who have not energy enough to
eradicate them
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Celery and onions arc recommended to
people Of weak nerves. A wag says he
should think tbey would be a suyer remedy
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~ N. HICKOK,
- DENTIST.
OGce at the old stand in
BANK BUILDING, Jaliana ST., BEDFORD.
All operations pertaining to
Surgiea and Mecha aieal Dentistry
performed with care and
WARRANTED
AHasttefjos adnainistered, chen desired Ar
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rgr9.
As I am determined to DO a CASH BUSINESS
or none have reduced the prices for Artificial
Teeth of the various kinds, 20 per cent, and Of
Gold Filings 50 per cent. This reduction will be
made only TO strictly Cash Patients, ard sll such
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Our facilities for doing all kinds of Job Printing
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Thus far the Utllei now Tor tue ddtcc.
Strange stories are told Of this we'll weird
legends Of magic and magnetism. The sur
veyor's needle points to the stand pipe, as
be walks around it, PenkniYes dipped into
the water becomes permanently charged and
their points invariably attract the south pole
of the needle A blacksmith in the village
is kept well occupied 10 making horseshoes
Of steel, highly tempered, which becomes
magnets when they have been suspended in
the well but strange to say, their armature
ends are both negative, and the toe Of the
horseshoe positive. Some kinds Of iron
show no result. A dentist tried his whole
kit Of tools, one after the other, bat only
one, pair Of tweezers. came out load
stone. Steel rods let down into the tube
become permanently magnetic and viii
take Up handfullz Of tacks and iron filings.
Even pocket knives rubbed upon the out
side Of the standpipe receive the virtue 10 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
EX-PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

Ills RECEPTION AND SPEECH AT Knoxville,
TENN.-THg REMAINDER or HIS LIFE TO BE
SPENT IN HIS OWN vINDICATIoH.
Knoxville, April 3.--This morning ex-Presi-
dent ohnson was met at the Depot by delegation and
escorted to the House. He was introduced to
crowd OF several thousand persons by Mr. Nelson who
referred to Mr. johnson IN complimentary terms Mr.
johnson thanked the people for their welcome He said
he had tried TO protect the Constitutions all he asked was
fair examination Of bis record. lie intended 70 doFOte
the OF hs IRE ss d naS S State from the
ob0quy cast upon them. lis Dack, tnOuBh p G4;
nearly wrecked the ship Of State. Since lie had
seen In the papers bis own obituary he supposed ne
mght be regarded risen from the dead, ana nc
thought one coming from the grave wOlhd De DeheVSu
The Government Is DIVIDED into three parts ana eacn
partment is confined 70 its sphere. lie then said ten
you as speaking from the dead there is danger IN
the Government, and that danger Is III the
Department. The Executive branch cannot MAKE aws'
neither can the Judiciary but the Legislative branch,
under the pretence OF making laws can trainpe upon
20 on until it takes away the liberties Of the people;
but feel thatI stood as breakwater 10 the Govern
talk about the rst principles Of the Government
Take away tho restraints which have held back
that wise aud good Prince Infinitely better than
ess and how they are like the acts Of Great Britain
toward the Colonies Ia the early daa q this country.
pended and wheh citizen appeals the preme Court,
Congress takes from INN the right of appea nd depryes
o. bach mem L., me- saw 70 Won as - d 70 nv old
servant when I came back: "TOm the onlv difference
between IL that freed you four years az and was
only emanepatod the ath of March; - You see
| am addressing you as freedman" As an
evidence OF his loyalty, no showed paper
$500. 20 help establish loyal Press in KnOxv le: lie
told hs that they all slaves TO bondOlders
who never shed drop o. blood would to Cos that a.
carry on Thank God my .honOrs have not been
gained through blood. The wounded soldiers at
tribute their wounds to lie called upon them TO cling
A In IIa
about two hours On retiring from the stand he was
heartily applauded aud at surrounded by group Of
old friends In conversation he spoke of Grant without
reserve characterizDg him bundle Of preudices and
lie gift snterprize Cabinet" Us Lie called IT,
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
On the 23d of March, the Emperor presided
at the Council of State which occasion he delivered
tho following address:
1t is duty Of the Government, resoluely 10 satisfy
Just desire for improvement, and firmly TO repress all
subyersiye theories, which both unlawful and
culpable Many improvements have already been
effected hut when the hidden wounds OF the sost
ance of prosperity many undeserved cases OF dis
tress are discovered Great problems still remain TO be
whole intellect OF the country The suppression OF the
system OF wormens books (fcrets will complete aserles
of measures in favor of the working casses do NOT
anticipate being able all prejudoes and TO
disarm all ilfeeing do not reckon upon increasing
my popularity but hope to acquire fresh energy To
resist evil passions when all useful improvements nave
can be maintained with more authority. since power Will
then lean reason, and satisfaction be given 10 inc
public conscience"
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WEST INDIES.

ARREST OF DIR. BELANGEs-A CORPS OF VoLuN-
TIERS RGANIZING-OUTBREAKS EAPECIED
IN VENEZUELA--AFFAIRS IN ST. DOhlNOo
AND HAYTI-sALNAyE IN NO BETTER POSI-
TIoN.
HAVANA, April 3.-Advices from st. Thomas
TO the 29th u that Dr. Beanges conducted on
board the Iaguayra packet by the police. Belanges,
though acknowledging that he not an American ct-
zen, stated that lie had declared his first Intention
From Porto Rico adyices to the 18th ut have been rec
ceived The elections for members OF the Spanish Cortes
had been suspended until the cessation OF the Cuban rev
Oluton.
The Island was tranquil
Gen. SAM. a purely precautionary measure was or.
ganiZng corps OF volunteers.
Sugars quiet. -
Dates from Venezuela TO the 2st ut received. Tho
country generally tranquil, though outbreaks wera
expected.
ST. Domingo advices to tho 9th ut received. Tbs
report that American steamer was coaliDg Ia he
Bay OF SANTANA caused great excitement a
Island. The DOmnicans are very unwilling 10 part Win
their territory. -. . o.,.x ma.
hundred Haytan dollars equivalent 10 one dollar IN
gold Gonaiyes would fall into the hands OF thu
revoiutiopists.
Capt Nichols Of the steamer PeticA had retired
from Salnaves service The Potion still blockadina
the Port of Aux Cages.
Evaristo LarOone had gone to Washington as En-
bassadOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
SPAIN.
AN INQUIRY CONCERNING THE CONDUCT OF TIL
AMERICAN MINISTER.

AMERICAN MINISTER.
GBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
LONDON April 3-The Spanish Cortes on Wednes
day, asked the Ministry for documents relative to
goods said to have been imported for commerce by
Mr.. Hale the American Minister, under diplomatic
franchise.
DECLARATION OF TIE MINISTER OF FINANCE
COMMENT OF THE MADRID PRESS.
MADRID, April S.-The proceedings of the Constit-
uent Cores yesterday very interesting. In re-
ply to question, Tigueroa, the Minister of the FL
nances stated that he had no knowledge that MIR.
Hale the Unites States Minister, had introduced
articles contraband of war under diplomatic privi-
leges as had been currently rumored. he promised
however, to inquire into thel matter and report
the result to the deputies. The press of the city
comment OH this story of Mr.. Hale, and generally
unfavoraby to that gentleman.
MARSHAL PRM AND THE CONSUMPTION LAW.
APRIL 4.-Marshal Prim, the Minister of War, has
asked The Cortes to grant contingent of $1,000 men
for the army for the year 1862
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST GONZALES BRAVO.
The Provisional Government has requested that
the late Prime Minister of Queen Isabella, Gonzales
Bravo, now living in France, be examined by the
French authorities in regard to q plot which has
been discovered against the life of Admiral Topete
in which they have reason to believe that Bravo was
concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
ovyrp,,. rr1reRApHIc NEWS.

Gen. Webb Yesterday appointed Col. 4.
III. stanton Auditor Of the state OF Virginia
Leroy Cotton was convicted, at Galveston.
on SATURDAY, of the murder Of Major Locknnn IN January
last.
The Hudson's Bay Company has accepted
Lord Granyle's proposal Of compensation Tor shsn
claims.
The revenue of the Dominion Of Canada.
for the month ending March 81, was Vs2~7; e1p'"1'
lures, t5t6,0ls ~,
The funeral of Mrs. William Wheatiey
took place yesterday in Philadelphia. Inc femA'"' "
taken to Monument Cemetery $50,
naxarJor Peterson died at Philadelphia
op.satnrdsv at the age OF "a. He was.wen knownsrI
over the country as Of the Oldest ana most
dealers in Quercitron bark ~
1.-The Day Calendar OF tne Scu Eo.' " ia ~.
Ia 40 1so Ia iss IS i2a isl, 1885, is, leS le' we
There Wiu be no further Gay caAsnoA1
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GREAT BRITAIN.

SHIPMENT OF sPRCIE-THE UNITED STATES MAIL
CONTRACT AWARDED TO THE CUNARD LINE.
LONDON. April 3.--The Royal mail steamship Java,
Capt. Macauley, which sailed from LIVERPOOL for
New-York to-day took out $4,000 sterling in specie
on American account. The Cunard line will imme-
diately proceed with the construction of two new
fast steamers Tho contract for carrying the mails
between Liverpool and New-York has finally been
awarded to the Cunard line by the Post-0fice De-
partment.
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their rank This is the more singular for the reason
that Surgeon may receive the same pay as Com
mander or acknowledgements Of the hne' Du'
only takes rank with Lieutenant.
Acknowledgement Hears Interpretation OF the
law in relation to the pay of the en-
ployes of the Navy-Yards, who WORK eisn'
hours a day, has evidently created great e1-
element among the working men employed in these
yards throughout the country. Letters are pouring
in upon Congressman from these worklngmen ask
ing them to come to their relief bill explaining
the Eight-hour law was introduced IN the House one
dav last week. and referred to subcommittee con-
Sitting of Messrs Stevens and Archer These gentle
mon will make a report tomorrow, which 1T Is ex-
pected will be satisfactory to all concerned
The Senate Financial Committee had a special
meeting ON Saturday afternoon for the purpose OF
deciding finally upon the Supplemental Tax bill
which passed the House some days ago. Commits
sioner Delano was again before the Committee, and
urged that the tobacco clause in the bill should be
stricken out which was agreed to. The Committee
had at former meeting, voted down the PROPOSE
tion to extend the time one year TO pay tax on
whisky in bond but on the recommendation of the
Commissioner the Committee agreed to extend the
time until the LIST of juno next. The House
struck it out by decided vote, and it is doubtful
whether they will agree to it if it is sent back to
them from the Senate.
Mr.. John Davenport arrived here yesterday as the
representative Of the Union League OF New-York for
tho purpose of securing the reappointment Of the
Committee on the New-York Election Frauds. Mr..
Dawes will tomorrow introduce resolution to this
effect.
The Representatives of the Ladies Union
Relief Association received petition to
Congress- from the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie praying them to pass Senator Wilson's bill for
protecting the soldiers in receiving the bounties yet
due them. There IS a strong force of claim agents
working against this bill.
Gen. Merritt the Naval Officer of the Port Of New
York, arrived here yesterday morning, and during
the day had a long interview with Secretary Bout
we'll he returned this evening TO resume his
duties
The Justices of the Supreme Court yesterday
agreed to adjourn the present term of the Court the
18th of the present month"; 10 meet again on the first
day of October next. The Court appoints this early
day of meeting, in order to conform with the eX,
pressed wishes of Congress that the Court should
hold two terms year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The President sent the following appoint
ments TO the Senate on Saturday:
FOR coNsULs
o. NJ. LONG, at Panama.
HORACE HoUGHToS, at Lahaina.
WILLIAM STEpMAN, at St. Jago de Cuba.
FOR TERRITORIAL GOVERNORS
A. z. K Stafford, Arizona
JSo. CAMPBELL, Wyoming
CHARLES G. GROVE, New-Mexico.
JOHN A. BURBANK. Dakota.
ALLAN FLANDERS Washington.
FOR TERRITORIAL sECRETARIEs,
J. NJ. WILKINS Dakota.
EDWARD L. PERKINS, Eew-Mexico.
JAMES SCOTT Washington.
W. S. scRIBSER, Montana.
Coles BAsHFoRD, Arizona.
FRANK HALL, Colorado
EDw. n. LEE, Wyoming.
g. A. MANN, Utah
OTHER TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
JOSEPH NJ CAREY to be United States Attorney for w
oming
JOHN IT. HOWE to be chiefJustice Supreme Court Wy,
oning
JOHN W. KNoMAS and WIN. J. JONES to be Associates
Justices, Wyoming.
GEORGE w. FRENCH to be ChiefJustice, Dakota.
JEFFERSON KIDDER to be Assoclate-Justie Dakota.
FOR COLLECTORS OF INTERVAL REVENUE
SAMUEL f. MILLER, Nineteenth District of New. York.
HENRY L. DUZlSD, Twenty-thrd District OF New York
HORACE JENKINS jr., Florida.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Third District Of Ohio.
CHARLES NJ. MERRICK, Twenty fourth District Of Penn
sylyania.
THos. Z. GRIssELL, Fifth District Of Ohio
W. II. BARNES, First District OF Pennsylvania
PRcKNEY ROLLINS Seventh District Of North Carolina.
FOR ASSESSORS
LOCKWOOD L. DoTY, Sixth District Of New-York
EoRGE L. CLARK, Sixteenth District Of New-York.
H. HOLLAND DUELL, Twenty-third District ofNew-York
WARREN +. MYERS. Nevada.
]. NJ BowAS, Seventh District Of North Carolina.
FRANKLIN BLADES, Seventh District of Illinois.
NAPOLEON UNDERWOOD. Second District OF Louisiana
FOR MARsHALs
JOHN Ely Eastern District OF Pennsylvania
ALEX MURDOCH. Western District of Pennsylvania
ELI H. MURRAY, District of Kentucky.
LABAN H. LIrcHFIELD, District Of Dakota.
VIM II. MoULToS, District Of Idaho.
CHURCH HOWE District Of Wyoming
PosTMAsTEEs.
N @. GILL, at Holly Springs, Mississippi
WILLIAM WILKINSON, at Romeo, Michigan.
PET Ro CUSEo, at Upper sandusky, Ohio.
ERWIN HEATH. at Oshkosh Wisconsin.
GEORGE A. HOBBS at Genesee, Illinois.
JOHN NJ MOORE at Plymouth. Indiana.
ISAAC X JULIAN, at Richmond, Indiana
ALvAN RAMEY at Charlottesville, Indiana.
JOHN L. MILLER, at Lafayette, Indiana.
suAs II. CoNSRss, at Helena, Montana
A. j. SMITH, at ST. Louis Missouri.
CHARLES W. LOWELL, at Neworleans, louisiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. n. Y, April ..
People.

REPORIs . 3,
NJ o,oo,d ,be charter of the Brooklyn and
o,ca Wsi,road 10 amend the law In relation to the
recording Wills also for The sSSoSaSs oer 70
ohosh certan nishment In prisons ana
so~ tSe sppontment Of interpreters In the various Courts
Of Eew-York ,on pr.ntSo
To incorporate the oswego Per ana w woeH COMPANY
IN amend the charter OF the BuhaIo Wafer W
oonarm ths accumulation OF the Monticello and Port
Jervs Railroad rebuild the bridge 1 over tue M sSesGs
y, w,"r, Isiarv 10 authorize railroad from Warsaw
Village 20 the Erie Depot 70 appoint GoglsS3hers 10
ncaie an Insane Asylum IN the Win judicial pse'i
g.. amend The charter Of Saratoga Springs
The Canal deficiency bill was made the speeai ofder
for Monday. -, -,
Adjourned I'LL Monday HV""'"G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
ALLEGED DETENTION OF THE OVERLAND MAILS

ALLEGED DETENTION OF THE OVERLAND MAILS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-There is general
complaint in regard to the overland mails. Only one
through mail has been received since March H. steptoe
Marsh between Salt Lake and Elks is impossible Ihe
mails from east and west are banked up either sas'
awaiting carriage across. The contractors lnns.
carrying mails on the old route although tne
roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
THE NAVAL LINE AND STAFF QUESTION
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The following gem

cral order was issued to-day:
EAyI DEPARTMENT, wA'HISGros. April J. 1883
QRDER i2OTbe Attorney General having advised the
49, gss alone can hr The relative rank Of me and u
ones ~ t1e OhcerS whose relative rank has been
tbus egsY below mentioned, the order Of March
~ Anl We h "a snn paragraphs ITO 20 (boih IN
Surgeons Of The fleet aud psJmas - chief
more years with snd
chief Of less than twelve rank with eunis passed
assistant surgeons and passed assistant rank heutsu
ants second assistant enguen and third
eers rank mdhpmeu. No act Of Congress
E 10 contractors ehApIns clerks carpenters saker.
~ A. T. BORIE, beuefry Of the HaYy.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
withdrawn before it could explode. large nun,ber
of arrests have been made of suspected parties.
MEXICO.
MEXICO.
REVOLUTIONARY TROUBLES IN NoRrHEnN
MEXICO

SAN Francisco, April 4.-Later intelligence hn
been received from Mexico via Acapulco. Revolu,
tonary troubles continue in Northern Mexico. Long
rebel manifestos were widely circulated in secret in
Acapulco; they denounce the Intrgues, duplicity,
and despotism of the Juarez Government, urge its
overthrow and substitution of Porfrio Diaz or soma
other popular leader, at the head of provisional
government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
ITALY.

ARREST OF ALLEGED CoNsPIRAToRs.
FLORENCE, April Accompanies against the Gov
eminent have been discovered at Naples and Ancona,
and the ringleaders arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
TURKEY.

RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES BY THE
SULTAN.
LONDON, April 3.-Adyices from Constantinople.
received to-day, state that the Prince Of Wales had
arrived there, and received by the Sultan with
great splendor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
ASSESSOR OF THE SIXTH DIsrRIcr-LooKwoop
l.. DOTY.

Mr.. Lockwood L. Doty, nominated for asses
sor OF the With District OF New York. IN place OF Mr.
Cleveland transferred to the XXXITd District for
merly private secretary Gov. Morgan, and was for
somo time at the head OF the Bureau Of Military Statistics
at Albany He is gentleman Of marked ability and un-
doubted integrity OF character and will no doubt prove
a faithful and efficient officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
EGYPT.
p,or ,o,,ysr rup vtcrRoy.

A PLOT AGAINST TIE VItEkVr'
LONDON, April A dispatch from Alexandria
says another plot to the Vceroy of Egypt
las been discovered and frustrated. loaded bomb
was found under his chair in the theater. and was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
LUXEMBOURG.

RAZbSG OF THE FORTRESS.
PARIS. April THE actual demolition Of the walls
of the Fortress of Luxembourg has commenced.