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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

LATER FROM CALrFoRxI,


Capt Drake, Of the British ship Modest. 1.
arrived at St. Louis, having lett Oregon on IA, I'D
OF May. He reports ths, when he leit pe,e. ~
quietne" reigned throughout the land. ana Ia, -
prospects Of the season were very favorable
The British Pacific Squadron had no, been han.
from for eight months
Cap, Drake fell in with party At For, IA
which had left California on the 9Th Of Inn. ID
stated that everything was going on snoo,1,s
when they left; that Gen. Kearney was ex.rc,.,.
supreme command that Com. stockton's a.s ~.
was ct Monterey and that several ships Of "A.
sqsadrun were a, San Francisco.
The Oregon emigrsnts were progressing rap,s,,
The Mormons had eighteen months prOv;.;or.
The Csliiornisns were opposed to their set,k,r !.
that country. and it was contemplated that tb.v
would resort 70 force TO prevent H.
Capt Drake was not the bearer Of dspstcAs
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PHTLApEr PHrA August 2

EHILADkLFHIk- HuFUsF y
A FIRE broke out this morning early at the corrs
OF Brown and Fourth s,s. Two carpenter shops
three frame and three brick dwellings were Dc
stroyed. The houses were in a narrow court re
the inmates barely escaped with their lives. sore
were severely scorched. losing eli they possessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

The New Orleans mail due to day has not bee,
received. We have nothing south Of Savannah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

sILAs WRIGHT.-The biography OF this distin'
guished Statesman is thus summed up by the Al
bany Atlas:
"Mr. Wright was born 10 the town of Amherst Mass.
90 the Gath day of May 1895 The subsequent year bis
father and family removed to Vermont 10 1919 he
graduated at Middebury College, In that state Snd In
the all of that year this State TO commence
the study of the law Sandy HILL In the Fall OF 1873
he elected 10 the State Senate from ST. Lawrence
County Ia 1890 he was elected to Congress- In le2s
he was chosen State Controller TO which Office he was
in 1892 =, elected by the Legsature In 1893 he was
chosen United States Senator 10 which office he WAS re-
elected 1897 Tor the term Of Elk yesrs 10 lef5 ne
again reelected. and in 1874 was called from Inc
Senate 10 take the post OF Governor, which he en-
tered on the lat of January si5 and from ne retired on
the lst of January, ls47. He died aged 50 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
Ten Days Later from Europe
Arrival of the steamer Granddaughter.
MONETARY PANIC IN ENGLAND.
FLUCTUATIONS IN BREADsTUFFs
COTTON MARKET QUIET.

The steamer GULDALQUIvER. Captain Hoskens
came up our hsrbor yesterday morning at e o'clock
taking every one by surprise.
She left Liverpool on Saturday the 18th is't and
has thus made her passage in Il days y hours
The most important item Of news Is that OF
another monetary panic in England, Of which full
account will be found in the letter Of our London
correspondent in another column. Many heavy
failures. it will be seen, have occurred.
The following table exhibits the comparative
prices Of BREADsIUFFs at Liverpool by the last
three steamers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

KENrUcKY-The new Legislature of this State
ia noliticay divided thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

" The National Infe'iigenoer OF Saturday con
tans most excellent article--the first OF series
upon the relation Of France TO US during the War
of the Revolution. OF the author OF this article.
says the Irteiiigsneer, there is no man in the
country better acquainted with American history,
better qualified by mis- studies, pursuits abilities
and temperament to ascertain and unveil the truth
Of History in whatever belongs to our Revolution
airy Era"
Upon this and cognste subjects, We learn that
one of the most distinguished statesmen Of this
country will at period more or less remote, pre-
pare a work for the press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

- CAMPsELL's ErHIOPfAS SEKEsADEks engaged
the Museum for another week To say that their per
0rmances are god but sa prsetheir epti0us "
the character the best witnessed
while their blend well Wih each other aud with
their instruments make the perfect melody The
Orpheans also engaged together with the beautiful Bal
lad Singer Mss Bernard, also, Pete Norris the Comic
Singer &c. The Portrait VI General Taylor, BY Atwood.
only imported gether with the Onznal letter from
Lee Living Orsng Outanz, &C. &c Performance. y and
4 O'Clock.
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SAY. roc. nos.r ~, sVa 3. ,ss, re-
calf drcss boots q 81 3o-second sss'x Sssh osly
srsss soos o. CATERS equally Iow,scssI 70 ftss :
6oods sold By Joass, Ana-st ~ ~ "
Sfscroa. Give lin ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

u PARKpEs i, will be seen, has got into Vera
Cruz in disguise, and proceeded Posthaste to
Mexico Why didn't he take pass from Polk and
avoid all the bother and expense Of DISCUSSES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

A MEDIcIsE CHEsr Fok TWENTY-FIVE Crsrs.-s,'tt..
Iad,aa DsgetaLs Ptls not only suit AL eomplaer -, -.
szes but may BE- taken Al all times, and under ~ ~, y
stances, with perfect safety. They are nsiofe ".ks
constitution food and while they etppo, 4. -
injure even the most delicate there 10 not ns4sAJ -
whole catalogue Of human lis but viii yeso ri. -
derful influence. Wnghts Indian Nessts,s N hlss
and p1,rd hamors aud pump the blood 400 S,sss'
fore, not only certain for choisrs e@rtsr .
~, and other disorders Of the ntesunes Dss - ~
corssssea,ly ~ rbsy are sure protseon ssas. -,
Fnsady, = single 25-csnt box Of said Piiis 10 ~
plet< nea,esn< csesf. ,,shou, -
wriften signature OF I'm Wugh on me ~ s,eips o.
sale Wholesale Ano retail, at the Ne~-i"'A 80
fee, 23S Oreenwlch-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

MARYLAsD.-In the lid Baltimore County
District CHARLES r. STEUART (Whig) runs as an
independent candidate for Congress against Lyon
LocoFoco. This is the only Loco District in the
State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

rg- The Washington Union Of Friday has the
following paragraph
For instance cannot believe that South Carolina
will stand aloof from the conteseither before the peo
ole or before the House-vhen there 10 Democratic
non. proviso candidate In the field"
The editor would seem to have foreseen, by
kind of second sight, the much to be-lamented and
most untimey decease Of silas Wright. For that
great advocate of the principle Of the Wimot Pro
viso being removed, who-the Union may trium'
phantly ask-who can resist the consolidated pro
slavery strength 1t is certainly most extraor'
binary coincidence that on the very day the great
Statesman took his leave of earth and all things
terrene the editor of the Washington URioR-an
iaimcal ally. should have conceived and expressed
the sentiment above quoted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

To- RcHiLIEU DANosD POINTED GoID Pass vtbog
dispute are the be'tsrd chsspes, Of the dsy and senov
selling for s2Only,by E.wArsos - WI liam o. oasdox
below wsLsL and j. Y 5svAsg, ~ Fultonst. Who bare
the exclusive sale Of them. All other kods Of gold rss
wholesale retail best terms to be found 10 ~
city Levi Browns Premium Pens al q reduction Il Is
per cent. Other pens 81 and 81 5-sod for o. 50 and
elsewhere. Gold Pens carefully repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

caPAASs AMEEcAs DkAwIss BOoK.-Ne~ Edition
Of No. The frat edilo1 Of ths wOrk being nearly tx
ssusted, new edition Of 5000 copies 10 now passing
through The press and Will be ready about The bret OF
September
The Drawing Copy Book. No. 2, will be ready on tho
25lh nsL
Tas second number u The Drawing. Book, which viii
complete slemsusry part 10 progressing rapidly -
sceful execution Of the numerous and elaborate lnsua
lions viii allow, and IL 10 now expected that IL will b
ready for delivery early In November.
Teachers and others interest ed In The sr, invited v
aaissssos Is BED FIELD, euass Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

B PrLEs, EXTERNAL on INTERNAL, be>ohs
blind, cured IN all easss by DR.. isooI DsBys spse's
pleasant take and harmless In the most dsliess GO
Warranted, II required. Office Toe Nassau o. bs'-
depository 554 Broadway. Boston, l2l Wssbl's''s~
auxr aIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

WILLIAM FREKAAS.-The undersigned. being
present At the examination Of the brain OF William
freeman coincide in the opinion that this organ pre-
me appearance Of chronic disease that the ara
S"eo's n.cnoi sne wss somewhat thickened and con
sS tn-' me nsdulsry portion Of unnatural
0o,ot sod pisces harder than natural ~ If par
s' voc posierOr portion OF the SKULL appeared
sdbereu' and that the len bone in The vc,pity
AnberH. August 81 ls47
Brigham, lansing Brigs B Fo.s,ta
John Mccall. Chss. Van Eps Ch.. d.
William D iucs "'~e'
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~ sssnss sARsAPARILLA, 10 one Of he rHcH eenp
f heahrestOrng and invisoraiing preparations ssdf
fefsd TO the public. 1, has with The most decided
and 10 generally prescribed by ell IIeriencst r
cal men for ne valuable properresfor is porabAJ .
convenience Of form, and i,s certain and positive ESD
Ia every variety Of climate In s hoss diseases VA
the reddenis Of warm clipsls liable, Il ererussS
toy sction the system and proves iuei yey ssf
able and useful medicine.
For farmer particulars and exclusive evidence Dire
perior yase and efficacy, see pamphlets, which mUs~
tanned ofshe proprisIors aud heir agents gIsIisL
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, by A. Bhs
SANDS, Wholesale Druggisls, 100 Fulton corner o. Wv
iaEn-sl Es Broadway, and II Essl Brosessy, n fe'.
Sold slso By Druggists generally throu snoes NE on~
6tatsa Price Def hottie All hotfies fof ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

The FREE CoLLEeE.-The bill authorizing Free
College In the City Of New York IL Is said drafted
by gentleman who pays taxes into the City TreAsu-
~ This Is very probable The bill authorizes the Board
Of Education to purchase much ground az they zee
proper without limit to location or price. Aiso,
S6OoOO for a building--also $4,000 be raised out
Of the taxpayers annually for the support OF Professors
SC some Of the Board are informed are willing 20
purchase the Niblo square in Broadway, for about
500 OOO and give draft the City Common Council
for the payment This may all be very well, provided
the Common Council proper 70 honor the draft
The probabilities are this bods may wish TO see sOs
portion Of the City debt paid of before they entail such
an additional debt pos,srity. TAMNANr HALL.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13
Tn. L.ws.b~rs u.,x.r.,,x.

The Lewisburg Chronicle Of Saturday last,
ssys:
On Tuesday last, the Cnrstors of the Univer.
sity at Lewisburg met in the Baptist church iu
this Borough mot being a quorum present, they
adjourned till the next morning, when they again
met Aquorum then being present. they oreani.
7ed BY appointing Gen. Amor GREEN, Chancel.
lor pro tenn, and CloRoE F. MirLxR, Scribe pro
tenn. They then proceeded TO Gii vacancies in
the Board, wbereupon the Rev H G. Jones Rev.
George Kempton aqd Rev J. CresweIl. of
Philadelphia, and william Cameron, ESQ, John
Walls and John Gundy, Esq Of Union county,
were duly elected Curators to fill tn. vacancies.
They then proceeded TO the election Of Their off
GERS, and the Rev. II. G, JoSss, of Phi.adslphia,
was duly elected Chancellor, aud George +. Mil.
Ter, Scribe. After usnsacting considerable. bust.
ness they then adjourned
We understand that part Of the buildings will
shortly be put under contract. There are now
upwards Of one hundred students under the charge
Of Professor Taylor, and more expected. From
oil appearance, II is destined to be equal il no,
superior to any University in the United States
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13
Merchant Tailoring.


SEOSSE Q. WEiKHEs
ID ESPECrFULI.Y informs his hiend. and
h the pu'lic that he has jus, returned from
Philadelphia. with general sssmtrnrn, Of goods.
suitable for men and chiidrens wear, which will he
made up TO order, ~ sold on the most reasonable
terms. consisting, in part, Of
English, French, and American Cloths.
40 do ho C,ssmers,
Besver Cloth. D"skin Cassimers,
Fancy Css-'mers Ssn.U-,
Cashmere. Silk Velvet. Snin & Vaiencia Vestings,
Men'-, Ladies. and Children. Closkng.
Lsmhswool and Merino Shirts and DfaweI.,
Clo,k Tssse's,
F,inge for Ladies' Cl,aks.
A general ss.or, ment II Trimmings, &c, &c.
Cutting will be done free of chs ee. for psrs ms
pu ch ..ing goods Of him which they wish to sks
up themselves and prrs,ns finding th,ir own goods
will be accommodated - hrr.,of re Ne te dcrs
his scknowisdsem, MS TO his friends for former pa
,ronnge. aud respectfully solcits continuance Of
the samr. r#
He sls, informs the public, that he has taken
Mr.. JOHN q BRIGHT into c,.par'nersh'p. and
that tho business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm Of WELKkR Il BRIsHr.
0r An kinds OF County Prodncs takea, st the
highest market prices.
Sunbury. November l3th, ls47.-
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THE AMERICAN.


": n. P'AE.MEH. Esq. se ~ RsSf Es.
tate ssd Coal Ohscs. corner sf3 ID ssd Chsswst
Streets, Philadelphia. at hts sIfHc M. 100
JNsssssw Seresf, Mr. ISrk, 3 r.. Corner B0i.
ffmors aud Caissss sfs., B0iffasrS, swd .N6 Is
State Street, Bos'os. IL authorized 10 act 20
.Axsnf, ard receipt tor all monies due this
sAscs, fSr ssbscrtpffSn Or advertising.
E. W. CARR, corner Of Third and Dock
Streets, Suu Buildings, opposite Mtrchants'
Erchange, Philadelphia, Is also authorized to
act as our Agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13

10 The EoRrHnxnrRLAsp BRipGr hes been
passabe for teams since the lst Of November
In few days the second track will be compile.
ted. This improvement has been we'll managed.
and we trust will be a. profitable a. il is neees-
sary and useful
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13
F,v. nay. Later From xarop..

Nrw YoRx. Nov O.
The American Steamship Washington was te.
Ieersphed this afternoon, at about half past 3
o'clock. and reached her pier at about 5
The main f-atnres Of the intelligence she
brings 10, that though q more cheerful feeling 10
manifest in the commercial circles, there 10 no
diminution Of the pressure in :he money market,
and the failures still continue. The Bank of
England has given little or no relief
The prices Of Flour rule the same - at the
departure Of the Csledoaia. Corn 10 fully one
shilling per quarter better. a+.
Cotton has reeeded half penny per pound.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13

O. Tnx CAsALs-The breach at-Dunesn's
Island has been repaired, and the water let in
on Sunday last. Boats, "thick a. mustard = are
now on their way. The North Branch division
10 In good order. The breach around the Muncy
dsm. on the West Branch, will be repaired in
eight or ten days. On the Junisia. from the
junction 10 Newton Hamilton, the water will be
let in to. day, the 18th inst From thence 10
Holiidaysbnre, the Iepairs will not be completed
until March.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13
TESTIMONY Is NOW RECEIVED

H-. FHoN All QCARrERs W TRE GLosI.
VIlHE following letters are presented with view
L Of more fully showing the opinions Of pit v.i.
cians in reIstion TO the medical value Of Ds.
SwAYxs's ConPoUSp Srsur ov Win CH,RHr.
DR. Sw,I.R-Desr Sir: Having used your
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, extensively in
nv practice. ! was requested by your agent. DR..
Cru cher 10 eXpress nv opinion in writing, Of its
properties - . remeli, Il agent. ! mosi cherrfuly
comp'y. as feel by doing, will discharge a
deb, owe tho community al la'ge, and Physicians
in par ocular. A. muth ss | de'est pasrk rome-
dies and patent nosrums. ! was induced II IN
failure OF the mos, po,en, eIpec,oran's, recommen-
ded in our materia med,cas in s"me CO es Of Dis-
essed lungs. t. Uy you, preparation Of Prunus
ViTginis or Wild Cherry. II 10 suftic snt 10 say
that was 90 murh pleased with the repult Of
that and subsequent trials that now p'escr he ia
preference to al o'her remedies where IN expecto.
rant 10 indicated. In the much dreaded Pneumo-
mia or Disease of the Lungs. in the sla'mins form
in which i, sPpeArs in Kentucky, regard il ss an
inv .luable remedy in the treatment Of ths, disease.
To oil who know mel have said enough, hut a.
this my be seen by persons out Of the vicinity Of
Frankfort, will briefly add. that have been m.
ssged in active practice Of my profession far IL
Yeas. and am . regular graduate Of Transyivsni.,
and this 70 the 6r.s patent medicine thought
enough Of to espress IN opinion in writing.
| t'o nr J. II. ELLISON. NJ. d.
Jan 7, l47. Franklin CO Ky.
FaASIroRr, KS.. Jan 2. ls47.
The sbovs certificate is frum one of our Physi.
clans living q few miles from here, he 10 doing .
very good ps .cice. and 10 considered good Phys-
clan, and stands far; he 10 as he sya, regular
graduate. -.rl,stst.s Ia. w. J.. CnUrcHsa.
Trv ~ =. Daussist and Pothecary.
n-r Since the introduetion II my article u tho
public. there have q number of unprincipled indi-
,iduals got up nostrums, which they .srrse"ntain
Wild Cherry, some sre called 'Balsams 'Bi,tefs.'
and even syrup Of Wild Cherry. hut mine is tho
original and only genuine preparation ever intro.
drcsd 10 the public. which cen te proved by the
public Records Of the Commonwealth cf Pennsyl-
wants. The only safeguard against imposition 10
to zee that my signature il on esrh hottie.
Dm. II. SWAYNE,
Corner Of Eighth and Rsce sta. Phil.elphis.
Prepared only by Dr.. SWAYNE, N w. COT
ner of Eighth and .ce street., Phi'sdelphia, and
for .sle bv respectable D'ugssts in nearly oil the
principal towns in the United States.
Only Agents in sunbury. are
HENRY MAssER.
GEORGE BRIGHT.
DR.. J. A. kIoorr, Dsnville; T. s. Mack, y 4
Son, Mi,on; N. d. 4 J. Wells, Muncv; e. A.
Wysu. Le~ishure; Davis & schnure, Sclinsgsovs;
John q. Rem, Line Moun,sio P. q.
Philadelphia, ocs-cem. f6.iy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13

SOMETHING cSrAkTLiSo.-A German gentleman
sdvertises that he has al last solved the problem
which the greatest chemists have hitherto thought
impossible. viz: by discovering an ingredient
BY means Of which the stote Of the atmosphere
can be totally destroyed, and thus producing
perfect vscuum-a new, cheap, and valuable mo-
tive power being obtained.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13
OrpI,a me-, Co,pr( Sale.

N Pursu nee Of IN order Ct The O'Phans' Court
4 Of Northumberland county. will he sid n pub
lie sale, on Saturday the Soth day IL November
inst. ON the psemises, TO Wit: A ecs'sin tract Of
land situs'e in Lower Ausus,s township, North.
omber,snd county, conisnune twenty scres more
OF less sdjoining lands Of Henry fsas,es snd John
Hendersho,, ~heFeoa are erected large dwelling
house snJ log hasn.-Lste the e.ta,s OF Jscob
kuntI, decd Sale to commences st II O'Clock.
A. NJ. Of ssiJ dsy, when The condition. NJ safe will
be made known BY PETER SNYDER,
Bv order of the Court Admr.
'N ,At' EDWARD OYSTER, Cit.
Nov. Oh, ls47-4t
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office offhe BA,r,~o.. Ass.,cAs, n

OUce 81 the BAtriMoWE AasWtcAR, Nov g.
CRAlN.--WuEAr-T The market for good 70
prime Nd and Virginia red Whests bs, been
pretty uniform throughout the week at l25.lao
cents, and we quote these rates to day. We
quote white wheats at I2sai32 cents, and mar.
cells suitable for family flour at l35a, IS cents
CoRS-On Monday both kinds Of Md, white
and yellow, were sold at 67a70 cents, and the
same rates continued TO prevail to Wednesday in.
elusive. To day We quote Nd. white at saaes
cents. according to condition; and Md yellow at
e6a7o cents New Corn 10 selling from 40 10 SOC.
Rrr-Sales of Nd at s5aso cents.
oATs-We quote, as in quality. at 35aIi cents.
WHISKET Sales at SOC for hid, bbI, al,
---------------
10 rHost wuoss OcCuPArIoNs rrEp TO pno.
nrcr on AsonAvArx DIsrAsu.-This c,ss, Of in.
dividual' is very numerous. They are those who
work in IN unhs.l,hy atmosphere. Primers, wo.k :.
men in feather stores. Gone cutters, bakers. vbi,s
lead manufactures. sie al more lrss subject 10 d.
srs.s accord ns to their strength Of n.t u,ion The
o ly method to prevent, 10 the occasional wee Of
medicine which abstracts from the circulation oil
deleteIious humor', and sxpel them Ivy The bowrls.
Tonics in any form injurious. a. thev only nut
If the evil day TO make il more fatal. The use of
Brsndreih's Pills will insure health, because they
take oil impure matters out of the hiooJ and the
body 10 not v skened hut strengthened by their
operation for these valuable Pills do not force bu
they assist nature. and ere no, oppo led, but hsrmo.
| nze with her.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13

Qrrsrios SrIrLvp-A question which has a
good dea, seitated the Order Of Odd Fellows, was
settled last week in New York. BY the adoption,
BY the Grand Lodge, OF the new revised eonsti'
tuition. The vote stood 202 to 71-siving ia its
favor the two..hirds required by the former con.
stitution. Delegates representing nearly 800
lodges were in attendance. ,t-s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-13

rere,gw ~ ssss csssaeasa.
Louis Philippe completed his 74,h year on the
5th Instant.
The wife Of the celebrated vidoea has com.
mitted suicide 10 Paris
The Archbishop Of Paris has just been named
by the Pope Coun, Of the Holy Roman Empire
The Bsvsriaa Government is taking measures
to contract . loan Of 40 Gs7 900 1orins for rail.
roads.
A process. has been patented by which a,'if
cial stone Of every qnaity may be produced, from
granite to ststuary marble.
A patent for an eight tav watch. uade 10 GO
without sn inside chain, has been taken out by
Mr. Henry Summer.giil, of Preston. -
A. NJ. Ledet. q Frenchmsn. sscended in bal.
loon on the 18th ult.. 10 ST. Petersburg. end has
not since been heard Of The balloon has been
found on the lake Ladoss.
A St. Petersburg Letter states that the amount
In value Of the corn exported from Russia since
about 1872 900 ooof
The Emperor NJ Russia has sent 10 England a.
present to the Geological Society, two suroch,,
or European bisons These rare animals have
never before seen seen in England.
There are in the new House of Commons ff.
tyfour eldest sons Of peers, seven heirs pre,ump.
| tive. thirty FIVE younger sons. nineteen grand.
sons, forty five brothers. and altogether 206 per.
sous connerted with the peersg-.
A gang Of forgers Of Russian bank notes have
been spprehended in London.
| A large importation Of West India yams has
lately taken place in consequence Of the anticipa.
ted scarcity Of potstors. e. aH.H
1t has been stated that i07 parts Of wheat. III
ofrye, III Of oats. 100 of barley. I3s of Indian
corn 1T OF rice, sos of potatoes, 1895 Of turnip,
are eQua! in nutrtive powe:. ......