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WO0DBERRY SELECT SCHOOL

The subscribers viii open a select school in the
town Of ofWoodbcrgy, on Monday, august 2d. 1863.
The session will continue eleven weeks. Instruc-
tions given in al The English branches including
History and School Economy. Boarding can be
had at as reasonable rates as any where else in
the country For further particulars address
PRICE & BERKHEIMER,
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

60 to G. r. osTER 4 CO.'S for CHOICE
BRANDS Of CIGARS and CHEWING TOBAC-
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H, HEcKEGMAS & SoS have just received
smother fine assortment Of Perfumery and
Soaps. Call and examine for yourselves.
Go to Crouse's Resort for the best cent
segars in Bedford.
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LIST Of letters remaining in the Post Office,
at Bedford, July LIST, 1869 unclaimed. Per
sons calling for advertised letters will please
say they have been advertised. Bloom Sarah
E., Barbaugh N. H., Briggs Wm. (2l, Bath
G. c., Buxton Isaac, Blailinger George,
Chambers John (2), Cain Catharine Miss ~
Delhi Z. H. Dimade Harry, Geace Patrick
Gustin S D. Mrs, Godsmarh & Palmer,
Heidelberg f., Job Daniel, Lynch Denis ~,
Mahony Mary Mrs, Pnibapy Harriet Miss,
Swope a. j. Esq, SheIenberg F. D., Thorn
as Harry B. f., Woods W. W, West John,
Wrigle john d. WAsHABAvGH, p NJ
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Invites his patrons aud the public generally, to
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PHILADELPHIA, where they will find large
and well selected stock Of ID A NJ 0 n ID S ,
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER
and PLATED WARE, at Moderate Prices.
n. B.-WATCHES and JEWELRY carefully
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FoR RENT.-fwo basement rooms, enc store
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NV YokK TgBUNE.-We viii Furnish the
Weekly Tribune ut 81, ,85 per year to all sub
scribers to the INQURER. But subscriptions
must be paid in advance. These are the best
erms we can make for the two IT,
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Abraham Rice JOIN, j. LukenS,
Milward Moorbesd, William Cyphers,
Edward Northcraft, John A. Gump,
Abraham Denuisou, John J. Hughes
Jacob NJ. Barnett David Bichey,
Joseph B. Noble, W. y. Lambrigbt
George Blymyer, B. D. Steckman,
johnson Infer, Uriah Comfy,
Geo. G. Slonaker, John NJ Clark
Levi Fiunk, James Fink,
Michael Diyely, Henry 5. Ko,ns,
William Spielman, Niyen McCray.
". II. Knipple, leo. o. Kaufman,
w. G. Whitfield, Jonas Shutz,
George Hoover, Josiah ~ Lehman,
Jacob f. Hoover, Samuel Boilnger
Bartley Hanks, Elias Gump,
Saml Kochendsrfer John E. Miller,
John Wolf James II Graham.
BraRn and certified at Bedford the itth day oi
Nay. A. D. 1853.
Attest: I. KENSTEGER,
J. q, EisHER, M. KIRK,
2july2t Clerk Jury Commissioners,
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A CABD.-Thc undersigned takes this means
to promptly inform the public of Bedford and
vicinity that he has given up his position in
the arlsy ;c make this his home and Geld Of pro-
frssional labor for the future. that he intends to
devote BIS hole ability to the prosecution Of his
pro essiou and that all professional calls viii be
promptly attended to. oGce opposite the IyQuI
nEa B4iIJiog Residence at Maj. Washabaughs.
lGiuly G. C. DOUGLAS, n. D.
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List OF JrRoRs.-The following Jurors
have been drawn to serve at an adjourned
Court cot,,,nencing IN Nondav. Tuiv IA 'Gq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
THE NEW DOMINION.

PREDICTIONS OF THE TRIBUNE vERIFIED-How
THE PRESS is COMING AROUND-WHAT THE
OPPONENTS OF INDEPENDENCE NOW SAY
INDEPENDENCE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THICKENING.
MONTREAL. Aug. 26.-The other day the Annexa-
ton meeting ut Quebee-the first demonstration of
public feeling in that direction-was held and now
one of the most intensely British papers i'll the Do
miniOn, The Toronto Telegraph a paper only second
TO The Globe comes out with second article which
is SO precisely to the purpose of what have been
hammerng at, that it ought to have place in The
TRIBUNE:
The more reflects" says TIE Telegraph ION the sug
TO the present and prospective relations British
American Provinces 10 the mother country. the
that they are really getting tired Of the other side
of the water They say 70 u.s. in language which we eau
selves shall be happy give all the assistance IN
power. Inat IS the admnnitloh VIC received rom
pleasing admonitiOn because we have been as faith
hi 10 England and 10 English interests as England
has been TO us and 10 our interests. We-spoakirg
for the people OF Canada-also remember how the
up during the Indian muuny. Our kindred the
heart Of the Empire could scarcely have felt as We did
here Ten regiments could have been rasod In month
in Province Of Upper Canada alone TO ayengo the
massacre at Lucknow We were more Br'tish. in that
iearfl crisis, than the British themselves THROUGHOUT
the miserable Trent difficulty out OF which grew the
Alabama claims we adheIed 10 ne o nag WIZ, s'Sau
fastness, which, considering our exposed cohdluoh mas
probably no parallel IN history In view Of all this IT Is
not pleasant certainly 10 DC tOiu tat We are an lhcuu
braBce. 1t only shows that communities, Ike indiyi
duae get old and get lazy; and that England Is begin
ming TO feel that NewZealand, Australia, and Canadn.
having had liberal nurture Tor many years, must now
look for themselves and that she be relieved
from responsibility. Be SO! II Great Bri-
tain desires 10 resign her dependencies, she must
be content 20 resign her Empire You cannot eat
your cake and have IT, Universal power and universal
empire mean sacrdcc-heavy taxation, heavy burdens
on The minds Of statesmen strong endurance-a piuck
which shall succumb 10 any thing or anybody. You
arp either continue 20 be power, aud tremc ndous
power the EARTH are to revert 20 the condition
. nfon of Holla and am AJAX
that founded by Peter the Great Frederick, Wash
iIgton to the front, and take your place 80
soon as and Stripes holsted over the citadel
at Halifax 80 departs, and departs forever, the
glory OF England. IL is extremely painful for us 10 be
compelled write in this strain because We believe that
close intimate connection with the mother country
isOur salvation from msgOveTnment But II Is perfectly
clear any OF intelligence that within hYe
or ten years after cut lose nom the Parent state
we shall be absorbed In tho neighboring Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
PRINCE ARTHUR.

HIS RECEPTION AT CHARLOTTEToWN, PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND.
CHARLoTTETOwN, =. L. l., Aug 2S.-Prince
Arthur after cordial reception at Pctou, was expected
here at O'Clock, but did not arrive until o'clock 1t
was quite dark notwithstanding which large crowd
awaited the arrival Of the gunboat Dart The Prince
with the corporation, proceeded in carriages through
oueenst under trumphal arches and hags and followed
nv crowd TO the Government House, amid genuine
tbusasm Mayor Desbrisay introduced Recorder Lawson
who read an address to which the Prince replied
"GENTLRMEN: am deeply touched by the address
inst read loyalty and attachment to Her Majesty
throne and person are well known the Queen, and IL
will afford the greatest OF satisfaction TO report TO her
e fresh proofs of devotion so eyinced
by your reception OF her sou and by the eloquent words
OF your address The deep interest Her Majesty takes IN
the welfare of her people In this portion OF her donnlons
cannot be more clearly shown To you than Dy informing
YOU that although stay In this part OF tho world Is OF
very short Duration IL her wish that should not
omit visit 10 the island OF Prince Edward. ! pray
Won 10 accept my hearty thanks for the kind wishes for
INV welfare and the cordial welcome you have given me-
A reception and ball will be gwen in honor OF the
Prince Monday.
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FIRES IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday afternoon at about u O'Clock,
Henry Newman's smoke house in Hudson-aye.' near
Coucord-s, Brooklyn, took fire from some kndhng WOOD
enibers. The damage done to the stock amounted 10
$500 Insured in the Germania Insurance company ior
81 500 The.hames communicated 10 auolnhH ouhulngs
and caused damage follows: Tie Dhcksmlth shop on
James Cowey tools &C., s2OO no insurance ne
feedstore OF Edward MOCarty damage 10 stock sV DO
insurance James Quirk's paint shop; damage s2oo no
Insurance A stable occupied Oy Ihomas Rose aaInago
sIOo insnreh for $500 Ia the Fulton Insurance Company
The dwelling occupied by Charles Apy; damage TO fur
niture $780, insured for S'oO1 III the M0ntauk ineui
Nv Fi1iayG DrscOll we're damaged to the extent OF
loco no insurance AT about o'clock last evening
Mr. Amelia Perrlus candy at the OF Smith
and Atlantc-sts, took fire ftOm the breaking OF kero
enc oil lamp and before the flames subdued dam
ace was sustained amOuntnto $780, insured In the Fire
nsens Trust Company. An adjoining stable, owned by
Mr. Dohrman, and occupied by George BrandsmaD. was
dapaged to the extent $780, insured "A servant girl
set Are 70 fence the OF No. Pierrepontst last
evening about O'Clock, By throwing somo hot ashes
against IL. The flames we've promptly extinguished by
tGa mo-,
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FRANCE.
THE EMPERoR's HEALTH IMPROVING.
pApTs Saturday Aug Is 1859

THE EMPKROR'S HEALTH IMPROVING.
PARIS Saturday, Aug IS 1859.
The alarming rumOrs recently set atioat concern
ing the EmperoT's health are officially denied this
morning. The symptoms of his rheumatic affections
grow more favorable daily. An investigation has
been ordered to discover the authors of the false re-
ports that have been prOpagated
THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
The Chinese Embassy depart for St. Petersburg on
the 18th Of September.
ALARMING MUTINY ON THE L. 5. FR1GATE SABINE.
PARIS. Aug. 20, 1859.
desperate conspiracy has been discovered on
board the United States frgate Sabine, now lying in
the port of Cherborg Some of the crew, to revenge
themselves their officers. attempted to set fire to
the powder magazine and blow up the ship. They
had proceeded so far to light fuse communicating
with the magazine when the plot was frustrated by
a cabin boy, who discovered the burning fuse. 1t
was found that % sailors were implicated in the
plot, and they put IN irons. Seven have since
been condemned to death, and hanged at the yard
RTm.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
TnE CANDIDATE FOR THE THRONE.


MADRID, Saturday, Aug. %, 1862
The EpOca Of to-day says that the most probable can
ddate for the Spanish throne is Augustus OF fortu
gal. At Barcelona movement is ON foot to make
Marshal Serrano King Of Spain. Gen. Carlo mas
been appointed Lieutenant Governor of Cuba
TIE CONSPIRACY AGAINST GEN. PRIM--HIs JOUR-
NEY TO PARIS.
There will be no further trials by the council OF
war for conspiracy against the life of Prim. There
is much speculation here TO Gen. Prims journey to
Paris 1t is supposed the object is TO correct Ooza
gas deficiencies and confer with Napoleon the sit
uatOn.
THE COUNT OF CHEsTE BREAKS HIS PAROLE.
The Count of Cheste has been restored to his rank
md pay condition that he go to the Canarics He
gave his parole to remain at Puerto Real till the yes
sci was ready; but he broke the parole and fled to
France, whereby he forfeited rank and pay.
THE MINISTRY OF THE COLONIES.
MADRID, Aug %, 1862.
Admiral Topete will take charge temporarily OF
the Ministry of the Colonies. 1t is said that Esca-
lante on his death-bed, made important disclosures
respecting the abuses of the chiefs of the army and
navy in Cuba,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Vice President COlfax is detained at 70
Semitic in consequence OF the ndspositon of Mrs Cofax
....James Mulvaney was run over and killed
by the cars at Auburn, Mass. ON Saturday
.Choy Chew and Sing Man have returned
to San Francisco and express gratcaton al their recep
ton In the Eastern cities.
whirlwind at Hamilton, Nevada, OH
Saturday destroyed two buildings and seriously injured
several persons.
The wooden mandatory of V illcmnOs,
Hurd Nogeet Co., at Rheims, France, was destroyed
by fire on Saturday.
.Plny Jewell, the father of Gov. lowell
OF Connecticut died his residence, in Hartford on
Saturday. At the age OF u years
Deacon Jasper Morgan, father of ex-Gpv.
Morgan OF New York died at his residence at Windsor
Conn, on Saturday, aged VI years
The saw mill, machine shop, and sleigh
factory OF Capt d. N Throop OF Puttneyye Wayne Co..
N Y were totally destroyed by fire on Saturday.
Miss Senyek of Yankee Robnson's Circus
Company was robbed Of s24OO in greenbacks two dia
mond rings and other property amounting TO 1900. at
Clyde, N. T., on Friday.
49,. Miss Emma Gardner, daughter of Col
II N Gardner died at Providence on Saturday morning,
., burns received when her ball dress caught fire
Thursday night, at hotel hop
McCoole attempted to shoot man named
Tom Kehoe at St. Louis on Thursday last Tor asSet tbe
time but the matter has since been anicaby adjusted
While Cornelius Buckley was sitting in
his own doorway IN WSreeser Mass tSro o by John
Fleming, which fractured his skull.
... Tahiti advices give accounts OF the splen-
did reception TO the Duke Of Edinburgh put ms uSour
teous behavior toward the French AUTHORITIES ad the
officers OF the u g. steamer Kearsarge PROVOKED the III
dgnaton OF even the English residents
Mrs. Caroline Clark of Conference.-The,
N H. has recovered damages in the sum OF 5000 and
1894 81 costs, against Mrs Paul X George whose doR p
Mrs Clarks con, aged years The boy was bitten In
July, 1865.
Two negro prisoners broke jail at Hamp-
ton Va on Saturday night. one, named John Bailey
was sentenced six years TO the Penentiary ana tue
other John Wilson, had three indictments against ni
for robbery.
The Commencement at Brown Univer-
sty occurs on Wednesday next An important meeting
OF the Alumni 10 hear the report OF the committee APP
poipted last wear will be held Tuesday afternoon III
Oyerton An oration aud a poem will be delivered be-
fore the Phi Beta kapDa OH tuesday horhihh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
JAPAN.
DETAILS OF THE SIEGE OF HAKoDADI-THE
IRON-CLAD STONEwALL IN ACTION-THE
TYCOON STILL A VOLUNTARY PRISONER.

DETAILS OF THE SIEGE OF HAKoDADI-THE
IRON-CLAD STONEwALL IN ACTIoN-THE
TYCOON STILL VOLUNTARY PRISONER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 28.-Dispatches TO
the Navy Department were received this morning from
Rear-Admiral Rowan, commanding the Asiatic Squad
rOn dated from the United States flagship Pscataqua,
Yokohama July 49, In anticipation OF tho in the
northern part Of Japan indicated in previous dis
patches, the Aroostook Lieutenant Commander Brad
ford had been ordered Hakodadi TO afford protec
tOn to our Consul and any American interest that might
be there On arrival OF the AroOstoOk at the latter place
Lieutenant Bradford found EnOmOtO strongly
intrenched and determined TO resist any attack on the
part OF the MkadOs land and naval forces As soon as
the MikadOs troops had got III the rear OF En0mOtO u
was determined to make a combined attack by land and
The leaders of both parties informed the Consuls
and Commanders OF shpsOfwar that they wOad not be
responsible for the safety Of foreigners IN HakOdad ana
requested them all 10 withdraw. herAmerican Consul
lection on board the Aroostook. Rear,Admral
Rowan dispatched the Oneida 70 HakOdadi, where
she arrived in time TO take an equal por
ton OF the persons who sought our protection lhe
IrOquOs Commander Law, followed, TO remain II neces
sary not, TO return and report the state OF atalrs
during the siege some good dashes made by both
sides. One OF EnOmOtOs ships was handled with ability
but the StOnewall was more than match for score
like her. Epomoo having lost his navy and having had
save useless loss OF life and prisoner In YeddO
Commander Williams had an interview with the Com
mander+n-Chief Of the successful forces. who told
him that foreigners would be protected; whereupon
he landed all the women and children ana sent
the ArOUsoOk 10 Nagasak directed The country is
now at peace, and likely TO remain So The Tycoon 10
voluntary prisoner at his castle; aud his family,
the powerful and influential in tho Empire, has
been deprived OF much OF Its income BY order Of the
MikadO, at the instance, no doubt, OF the Southern
Princes, who combined and deprived the Tycoon of al
most the supreme power which hls family had held Tor
hundreds OF years The Japanese Government has adj
Vertsed for proposals for the removal of Admiral Emo
mUto's suukeu fleet from the haTDOr Of HakOdadi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
CUBA.

AMERICANS RELEASED-MURDERs BY THE VOL
UNTEERs-ATTEMPT TO ROB TIE CUSTOM
HOUSE.
HAyASA. Aug. 2s-The sailing from Havana of Mr..
George Aab, who was lately liberated from Spanish
prison through the intercessiOn of Consul-General
Plumb. was incorrectly reported Mr.. Aab sailed to-
dav for New-YOrk in the steamship Columbia. An
American named Andrew White, who has been con-
fined for seven months has been released by request
Of Consul Plumb. Mr.. White sailed for Key West on
the Goth inst. The volunteer guard on duty III the
snburbs of the city, shot two men to-day Tor shout
ing seditious language. An attempt was made last
night TO rob the CustomHouse but 1t was frustrated
One of the robbers was shot and three were az
rested Mayor Roberts has resigned the presidency
of the ConfscatiOn Bureau on account Of the pres
sure of other business. The present chief OF the
Treasury Department has been appointed as his sue
cessOr
MOVEMENT IN MATANZAs AND CARDENAs-
INTERPRETING THE MAILS.
HAVANA, Aug. 21.-The volunteers who &C
companed political prisoners to Fernando 20 nave
arrived here and bring the news that several OF them
have escaped. The Government has ordered the prop
ery Of the escaping parties to be conhscaed There Is
much dissatisfaction with the CaptauGene at Matan
gas The Cuban who attempted to poison the DTead OF
the troops has sentenced by courtmarta 70 20
sho The head authority is disposed 10 commute the
punishment 10 ten years imprisonment penCe e ~,
MI
sourees IL rs learned that there probability OF an early
revolt both at Cardenas and Matanzas considerable
number Of meu have left PinOr del Rio the capltal
OF the Vueta AbajO country for the serras,
where they have ere this joined the insurgents
II stated that rowing bands Of rebels have been
ing within the last few days, through Torricnte Vagas
Ouintana La MRcagua. These places are In the 1n-
rtsdetion of Cardenas They nave been doing great
deal of harm The CaptalnGeneral has caused to be
pubshed an order which reduces by onenh the period
81 imprisonment Of all persons in the common prison.
mt there for common faults on crimes deto9 where
1nv hve or SIX months time remain 10 be served, the
PRISONERS are TO be wholly discharged from longer con
Snement. letter which came from New fork Dy the
TT sca,eT intercepted in the general posOice, has
been published the Di0TtO IL is pOsluVely asserted
Ilat All the letters which Camo by sald NesseI were
nned under the inspection Of the Government officers
Icer meeting here shall be better prepared at the
voice of the worthy representatives. OF our NATIONALITY 10
cIothe ourselves In the uniform Of soldiers. , ,
o., Tas with the Intention of conveying train OF pro-
yi.ions There are 1000 rebels IN the route put
Recommending this, Benegssi VIII make the atenPt
nc Miro says that it awaits with anxiety the result or
mis- uoyemet because IL is indispensable TO nave the
nunleatiOn between Puerto del Padre ana luh"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
FIRE IN THE PENNsYLvANIA MINES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. pa special dispatch
10 O Sunday paper. dated yesterday, at wikesbarre,
PENN says: "Pine Ridge Coliery took fire at o'clock
this eyeung with 80 workmen at the bottom OF the mne
and all nossble means OF escape cut of The fire orig
mated from an explosion Of hre-damp." second dis
patch dated II p. NJ, says The superintendent OF the
inteligence that all the have been rescued alive
The mine still burning In the upper vein, but Will be
sohered in few DAYS, though 1t Is feared that II the
mouth of the mine be closed the accumulated redamp
will atch from the buring Goals, aud terrific eIpos
talk Mace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30

relations between Spain and Mex CO. within very short
time 1t mentions that the American Minister has been
abOrng to this end and ths the Government OF Mexico
this view. =
In some districts ener has been great want Of rains
Ihs has been attributed by certain iliterae persons
70 the evil acts of Hitchcraft and in Tlahua indl
vdua named jose FngencO suspected of being pos
sesseo OF suoh powers On the 2sth u the man was
pretended a6d after his and fingers tied to-
gether he was fastened to tree aud severely beaten
THAI confession might be extorted from him. Fnlgencio
finding his life in danger, acknowledged that he was o
eorcerer and agreeing to pleDeOus showers to
fall, he was released and set at liberty.