The Plot!vet El oprment.Piovssk, Pa, Aug*,: y, •*Flt;ttiuri Moron g Htrn’dHiving ont.,'I tu • lengthy and fomewhat prejudiced account of the recent elopement from this place, 1 Uidj^'IiI tli;, a true auteiueat ot the e isr might n v.« ome amiss, and per hup* act the matter right before the public Therefore, It 1* not with the Intention lt;i aiding La the lutonslty of feeling »lret 1y occailone 1 that I submit theloilowiag factaThe young r mp'o, white recent exploit has brought them into public notice, ire h nh ui the highest r«*Npiet ihiUt/, and i hive jet to !« irn of * single t’t derogatory to tb- character of the young man who figure* as tin* promin-nt cbrac ler in Ibis ataitory «sct(Mtle For ibt past two ycirshu his boirl'l at the house where the young lady rcMdud, anlt;t, Indejd, the principle itijfction tbit her pirenls raised towirds the union was, that they bid a'raady (.elected an ilher indfvlduil as more suited to their lustra aa a son lu law. If not the d inghter's.It seems that the parties, desiring to be one, took with them a lady and gentleman of ibcir icqualmunre and drove to Hydetown Sunday evening, bat that the raigistrato at that point* to whom they applied for a certificate, refused to marry them on account of the lady's minority faking the cars at Ilydctowa Monday morning they proceeded to Mayviiie, New fork, whore, all Icgil obttacl ** being removed, they were united lor better or worse on Monday morning, and from there proceeded to Jamestown.The parent*, of the lady telegraphed to thenewly niarrl -d oouple to return and Ml would beforgiven. Wlt;* do not know the feelings that■pat have awopihko a tornado afar the fugllives, bat presume tb it—MH»* never • Hi wo 4.But. with % to k of deep*i. nfUnoh oljr, lie aatllke I at eic« on jo ottoman,W»itiBg for hi* wl r to put her boncat oo.”They arrived at Pioneer last evening and found a crowd of about one hundred and fifty to wei come them home.We understand that the parent* are not quite reconciled to the match, but in * caee like this, where no seriona objection can he raised, it I* to be regretted that a reconciliation doea not at once take place, that the poblto agitation maysubside. Pio