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U- A willow is growing in tiW Washington navy yard which was brought from the tomb o Napoleon, on the Island of St. Helena.
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ur It is stated that there were fourteen cases o cholera al the lunstie asyium, Lexington, on tn 24th, and six deaths.
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Dr The Board of Census consists of the Secretary of State, Attorney General and Postmaster General
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tst- The Georgetown. Ky, Herald announces the desih of Mrs. Margaret Desha. reiict of Governor Desha, on the 2olh ut in ihe 76th year of her age
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Gs- Thess is ss establishment in Cisc'enaii ~n'eh makes six bundred chairs per day. Siesm pose, is used The Madison Courier thinks T S"' certainly soon be ss cheap 10 sit as io stand"
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ar fs is well for the mes that veeneh " ..st know what tyranta they might be y ps.hs ,As.r sad esaaie. They might have he wofs' ~ lssi-
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The Latest from the wrcck.

pIre IS still lying on the lsss yhs sam. as vess..
 lnefe have as yet been but seven hosies Tf ovsre,
 me eosoaer jury ts still ia session. wai,nr for vii sesses from New York. including the captaln and hsnds oi the schooner Noah Btowa, WekSve ,t,., Q. xSS passengers saved, The four byp,he,s. f,d5 rom o,enies'oa, c., are undoubtedly l,si. as no traces ol them have yet been discovered, The r,- mains of Mrs. Noble have been taken m h. NY " Many persons tn oar commuai,y believe ,hst ths Piot ot the Empire is not altogether free from cen. sure "N"' NVo-
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A9sney fer tAs Arkan.as Banner.

Mir. E. W. Cana, EOaas's BHiidisSs, IhiTd-s.' Phladslpis, Is the only legally authorized agent of the Arkansas Banner, for procuring sad collecting advertisements in Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
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the following:

thc toho"fbE'
 Gov. Jno. $. Rosne. Dr. W. W. Adams, Hon. Thos. Johnson, Dr. $. Laurie, Hon. k. W. Johnson, Dr. C. PeytOn, Hon Solon Borland, s. II. Tucker, D. E. Greer, Jas R Keats, Samuel Adams, Luther Chase, Capt C. C. Danley, wm. F.. Ashley, J. J. Clendennin, Lorenzo Gibson, Col. A. Fowler, George Rrodie. 6eo I.Natkins, r. l., Anthony, +. w. Trapnsll, P. T. Crutchheld, $. II. Hempstead, Charles F.. Moore, F. II. English, w. A. Lacy. c, P. Bertrand, Jno E Knight. l.. R. Lincoln, Geo. B Hayden, Sami C. Roane, David F. Shall, ECammins, Gordon N. Peay, James Curran, Hamilton Reynolds, l.. A. Whilcley, Jesse Hill, r. Jordan, Chas Rapley, Gen. ;. D. Blackburn, Thos. w Newton, D. W. Carroll, Vim. Field, D. J Baldwin, Jas. Lawson, K C. Farreily, Henry Griffith, K. Searey, Jno. W. Walker, Rev. C. r. Tarreutine, Vim Haynie, Rev. ,. F. Green, Jao. Robbins, L ,. heardon, Y. $. Garrett, T. D Merrick, A. |. Hut, A. E. Thornton, II. Nj. Rector. Which, upon beiag submitted to the meeting, wers confirmed unanimously.
 on motion of F. W. Trapaail. Esq, 1t was or dered that he proceedings of this meeting be pub iishsd in sii the newspapers of this city On motion, the meeting adjourned.
 THoS. W. NEWTON. Chairman, fss., Tao. B, S.'sis: a....e. Secretaries.
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wss hesfd, eat ( was iain, and sooa was hs.ra ,., ss s'o vae eI 'he ee'ored servants dropped lO ,hs h wes Too lste. No o,hef persons esearra n, ~ lsafea mat more than One person Perished m ,A,s
 hbe one young lady was escaping in her a,vA, clothes through water up to her waist, the a,sr',
 cred h''le 'ntsnt Acaii1g apcn the surface of n'
 ~.'ef, appsFeh'is crying fes her sid. sAe drepesa her saschei and ail her r.eshirg ana .h,,. to he upper deck. herself al but ,xhsu.st ", fnP'ofed with success gesleman to save tho es,,S when was delivered in safety to its hsIl-flsa
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40 TTHE PIRLIC.

la justice TO my late partner MR. 5. l.. WALKER, and
myself am reluctantly compelled appear before The
public and make statement Of few facts relative the
Re- of the Commitiee Fine ArIs he Mechanics
Fair held this CITY in Sept last. Agreeaby The ia.
vitat0n of the Mechanics Association, were induced
competiiOn and examination Gad Fair spec
linens 6f pae uerreO ypes made by
Since the Report the Fnir has been published. have
had conversation with five of the six the Com
mtiee Fine Arts. and they have informed that
the examination pf the DaguerreOtt Les of the differ
Artists, at sail Fair the Committee were UNANIMOUS
in the opinion that those made by Walker & Adams ere
very superior and the BEST submitted their examna
tio Such having been the decision Of the COMMITTEE
OF its mebers well as the public, surprised
In reading the Charmans Report to fad that artist
whose specimens they considered second best received
an awad for pictures OF the first class But the following
may, perhaps, throw some light the subject, in
formed by the Cha man that the Committee considered
Walker Adams types the BEST; that the Report
made out but that the ASSOCIATION suggested hat
there had been old quarrel between and rival
artist, they had better smooth and giUe them both
a medal" .ss
Such is the case, the inference to be drawn is that the
Association award medals, the cf merit but
TO settle old dculties and smooth old quares Is
this one of the OF jects of the Association?
Will the Associa ion, those interested put to the
"proot positive" of the above statements
GEO. ADAMS,
Worcester. Jan !, ls4e diff late walker & Adams.
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General intelligence and Agency Office

undersigned having the license required has open
u ed an Office OF the above description, No. 255
Street Places procured those In search Of employs
ment OF any khdand help obtained for families or ud-
vduals who may wish 20 hire.
The subscriber win also receive applications fr m tho
who may wish to hire let Tenements or buy or sell
Real Estate, or any other kind of property.
The object Of the enterprise 20 establish an Office
where any species Of business that may he b
the agency Of third person. will be promptly and faith
fully attended TO.
The Office will be open at all hours. from O'Clock M
10 r M and all charges for services performed will he
such as canaot fail to satisfy customers.
Dec 27 dSm r. p McELWAIN
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j. HOOKEEs, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street
DIR. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and OF The adjoining towns, that he has opened an
Office by himself aud socils patronage from his friends
I'D others wishing Medical and Surgical aid.
He will not iurusi The dispensing of his Medicines to
the of inexperienced individuals, but WILL iar
Practicable, attend TO il himself thus avoiding great risk
Patient ann Physician. dt Jan ].
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BRASS FOUNDRY,

subscriber will manufacture, order at his Estah-
n nsament IN Worcester, few rods west OF Mess,s
SsM9iSy kice's Cai Manuacory, COPPER. CoMP0-
81 slxaON' ' BRASS, TIN, ZINC or LEAD CASTINGS,
or cash or approved credit can be obtained
elsewhere, Aheboroueh not excepted @rse' 4. -
Urcers, ny mail or otherwise, promptly executed
worcester, Dec 26. d4w A. B. CflAFFEE.
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Flannels, Prints, and DomesticS

Fine Domet Flannels for 2 1-2 cts.
Stout heavy 7-8 scarlet Twilled do. for % cts.
Very fine White wool Flannels, 20 cents.
Cotton Flannels, all qualities, cheap.
A ENGLISH PRINTS at cents, sold else
where from 10 to IL l-2 cents.
Good styles and qualities Am. Prints, at 5& &c.
Common do. 3 cents
Good colored Cambrics at cents.
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STEPHEN TRACY. M.D

Respectfully nfers his services to the inhabitants NJ
and nad ample experience East Indies ana At fhs
West as wei as in New England, feels fully
ss VIC 'nai ell cases entrusted his care
requiring ether MEDICAL SURGICAL Attendance shal
se sfesseo ~ 70 sne most careful and skilll manner.
r once TAT presently so Main st.
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Carriage, Sign s Ornamental Painting

N 81 NHE subscriber, grateful for past fayors
kESI T5% would d.respectfuily inform the nobic
E7ySt35 that he still continues the above hus;nese
sz--a at the OLD STAND Mechanic Street
near Man, where he hopes 10 merit an
ance of patronage DExTFp BIZ
Worcester, Dec 81. 80 ~ a,e =.
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IMPORTANT NOTTCE.

Ii Accounts due the subscribers or w. LONGLEY
IA will be ready the ls OF January and must be paid
that time or Immediately after-without iail.
z. w. LONGLEY q CO.
Worcester, Dec g. l84s. d6i
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Store to Let,

NJ o. 80 MAIN STREET. Waits Block Isl door sou,h
OF Central School House. Possession given iu,m.
diately. Inquire OF WILSON 4 FIINT
Dec q
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Savings Bank.

II HE Semi Annual Meeting of the Trustees of tho Wor
cester County Institution Savings will he holden
at the Of1ce ofsad institution Tuesday, Jan l6th at
O'Clock PM g. JENNIS0N Treasmrar
Dec 80, 1s4S. A.,
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CARPETS.

A large lot of handsome Superfne Carpets from
55 to IS cts-usual price from IS to 95 cts.
Medium do do from As to SO cts
FLOOR CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS, and all
Furnishing Goods at corresponding prices.
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIR. A. D. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress, Mrs RICHARDSON, and Reformed P7ac-
tioner of Medicine having dissolved partnership win
Dr. Provost Of the late firm ofDrs Goueti & Provost by
consent continues his practice heretoore at his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand, up stairs,
the Store of G. G. Clapp.
DIR Goulett in practice nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Northumberland be consulted at his office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning to in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found at his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
DR. G. takes this occasion to say that he feels grateful
for has received from his friends and patrons
in the practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he he shall merit continu
their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf
Oct l9. dIf A. u. GOULETT.
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Messenger's NOTICE..

WORCESTER, SIS December 80, 1e46.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of GEORGE G. BURBANK,
of Worcester, in said County, merchant insovent
debtor, and the payment of any debts the delivery
of my properly belonging TO said insolven debtor
MIN or for his use and the transfer of any property by
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debter will
be held at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester,
in said County, on the eieuenM dag of January neSt
ten O'Clock in the forenoon the proof debts and
the choice of an assignee assgnees OF his Estate
d5tWltl J. DAY, d. s., Messenger.
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Insurance against Fire
The 1Etna Insurance Compan

The IEtEa INSWrnmCe CDmpAmy,
No. 56 State-st.s HartfOM&e COnn.s
ttith d soumd amt droleble CdpitaSH1, $3.50, ,00e. /.
OFFER their protection against loss ~ 'amage by fire
- the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity II insure
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills, the most favoratis
Terms.
cenuryits reputation Jor liberal adjustment, and s
Promptitude in paying losses well known and esLsb
lIshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, Pt estdent.
SIMEON L. LOOMS Secretary.
Hartford, March s, l845. issf
p Persons desrous obtaining in the abnVe
Company, referreG for particulars, to A. II
BULLOCH. ESQ. WALDO BLOCK. Worcester. Mass.
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Farm, Produce, &c, at Auction.
On Wednesday,. liam. g. ESA9.

- A T ten O'Clock A. M, will be sold at Public Auc.
M N tion, tho house of the late DEA. PETER RICE,
IG.s& in HOLDEN, the following property, Wis
FARMING UTENSILS and LIVE STOCK, together
with so bushels good Potatoes and quantity of
Corn, Rye Oats, also, about Is tons of prime HAY,
and many other articles too numeI Gus to mention
There will be sold at the same time and place, the
FARM belonging the late Dea Rice consisting OF valu-
able Pasture Tage, and Moving Land with the Build
ngs thereon, together with about Ia Of excellent
Wood Land The sale will be positive and LIBERAL
Those wishing purchase good Farm to cultivate, or
Wood Land for the purpose Of cutting off the Wood, will
find it for their advantage to attend the sale
THOMAS III. RICE, Execu-
N PETER RICE, tors.
Worcester, Dec. 22, l846. dstwlt52
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CHLOROFORM
DIR. o. III. BLOOD,

NFFseg.saa DIR. o. III. BLUUD,
H9s4sSs43 Proposes resume the Practice Of Medi-
0TfYYYYp cine, far relates to the treatment OF
the Diseasts of Cktldren, whic h arise from
difficult dention. 1t is ac that Of the irregular
es and consequently many the defects the second
set of teeth caused by mlsmanagemert during the
eruption and before the of The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry several years past has
made the prncDles and process Of dentton also the
raOns resulting fcom it familiar, and therefore an ap>
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, al House.
The subscribers have formed coRnexion in the bns
of Dentistry, which will be conRu'd at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o III. BLOOD, NJ. d.
Sept. 22-tf C. D. COOK, M. d.
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PLAID LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
from So to $40, very cheap.
CASHMERE do. do. do. from $5 to S20,
being discount OF 25 per ct. from former prices
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FOR CALTFORNIA.

.kN FOR CALIFORNIA.
SR4EMH THE fast sailing Bark ROCHELLE,
SSseEI 1856 bnr then coppered and copper
ened, in superior manner with high and convenient BERTH
deck and state rooms will sail on about the TENTH
OF JANUARY for the above destinaI on. The owners
going establish business house at San Francis
and will render all necessary assistance TO passengers
geing with them. competent partner will go
land TO make the necessary arrangements for arrival
For freight PASSAGE in first second cabin ION the
best terms offered apply to JAMES FITTON, No. IL
Bromfed Street, BOSTON.
UrN. d. Physician OF high standing will attend the
Ship on her voyage. dI2wfs Jan
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Worcester, So. Probate Office, December ls, 1s4a.
TO all persons interested in the Estate Of ELMER
WOOD, late Of Ashburnham, deceased Greeting.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate 10 he
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday OF January
next, TO show cause why the first rendered by
Abigail b. Wood, the Adminstratrix, her admnistra-
ton Of said Estate should be allowed, and balance
decreed 10 tfe Widow.
dtJlwl'5s CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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Books and Stationery.
J. s. WESBY.

l2A Main Street, Worcester,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER in all kinds Of
M SCHOOL BOOKS now In use in the different Schools
In this CITY, together with good assortment of BLANK
BOOKS S-ANNUALS for 1919, and other Gift Books.
STATIONERY of all kipds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPER-aso variety Of Fancy Articles and Gard Bask-
ets-Gold and Silver Pensils-Pens Ink States and Sand
BIBLES in every style OF bndlns-hymn books-Toy
Books Plain and Coored.
The above will be sold the most reasonable terms.
FOWLERS' FRENOLOGlCAL WORKS for sale
Also subscriptions for the Journal
and the Water Cure Journal
BOOK BINDING done at shert notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound st the lowest rates, at
Dec So d3m J. s. WEsBY'S, 1874 Main st.
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Worcester, ss Probate Office, December 10, 1e46.
To all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM A.
PIERCE, late of West Boyston, deceased, Greeting.
You are cited to appear at Court OF Probate re
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of January
next, TO show why administration the Estate Of
said deceased should be granted Charles H. Loring
of Sterling.
dtylwlt52* CHAS. G.. PRENTISS Req
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
ID 4 T. ID

In this place on Tuesday last of cholera
morbus, Mr.. DANIEL BALDY, in the 5Olf
year of his age.
In this place, on Monday last, Of Consump
ton, Mrs. DELANEY, Of Philadelphia, aged
80 years.
In this place, on last Thursday afternoon
AMELIA, daughter Of Mr. Solomon Brocious
aged about years.
In Danville, on Monday last, Mr.. JOHN
McQUAhE, of Elmira, n. Y formerly oi
Danville, aged about 80 years.
He was a, the time of his death on Visit
with his wife and part of his family His re-
mains were inferred at Northumberland, on
Wednesday last, in the burial ground OF his
relatives.
At Mount Airy, near Philadelphia, on Sun
day morning, l5lh inst, at o'clock, Lieut.
EDWARD +. LIE CLERC, late OF the I'd Re-
gimeni, Pennsylvania Volunteers, son of Jo-
seph p LIE Clerc, Esq, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
after short ilaess, an the LIST year OF his
are
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
TICKNOE'S
COLUMRIAN SPELLING BOOK.

RElNG progressive and Comprehensive Sys-
~ TEN of Orthograpy and Orthoepy. including
variety of definitions, adapted to the use OF
Schools in the American Republic, by Almon
Ticknor, Teacher of twenty-five years expert
ence, and author of the Columbian Calcuators,
Practical Common School Mcnsuration, &c.
The attention of Teachers, School Directors,
parents &c, is invited to this new Spelling Book,
which conforms to the modern spelling and usagcs
in photography being of the neatcst, cheapest
best arranged, and better adapted to the wants of
children, than any other published in the United
Stats. 1t is what it purporis to be, a Spelling
Book and not Reading Book, and only requires
an examination on the part of Instructors of youth
TO secure for it universal introduction into the
Schools of the United States. Just published. and
for sale by liENRy MAssEn, Sunbury.
Where Teachers and Directors can procure
copies for examination.
August 4. lSi9.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

Gen. OUDINoT AND THE AMERICAN Consul
At ROME The house of the American Con-
sui at Rome, MIR. Brown, was entered by
French soldiers, and two persons arrested
1t appears, according 10 the Republic, that
Gen. Oudinot had instituted an examination
into the affair, on the representation Of Mr..
Brown.
In the course of this examination it ap-
pears that two of Mr.. Browu's servants
Ntaliaus) had, repeatedly, during the day, in
suited the French soldiers in passing. AT
the time in question, an individual belonging
TO a large crowd of Italians, which, in def
ance of general order of the day previous,
was blcd, to the number of a hundred
or hundred and fifty, at the consnPs house,
had drawn poinard upon the guard. pa
troll, passing al the time, entered the house,
10, being apprised OF lis character, and made
Il prisoner of the individual in question, and
Of another, who was recognized as a deseTter
from the French army. They then with
drew with the prisoners. II was IN evidence,
upon oath, that The patrol depor,ed them
selves without menace, and were uniformed
,f,he character of the premises until they
we're on the point OF retiring.
Gen. Oudinoi, i'll consequence OF Mr..
Browns absence, addressed Mr.. Cass, eX-
pressing the profound regret which he had
niited, which had been previously expressed
person TO the American Consul and Vice
ousul. He also renewed 10 Mr.. Cass the
sslirance that no one in the French army
ghts OF his country, or questioning the III
iolabiliiy of domicil OF diplomatic function
les. The two prisoners were also released
g the orders of ME French General. All
lat was required TO satisfy the Consul ap-
ears to have been done by General Oudinol
CUcuMDER.--When Il cucumber is taken
,m the vines, let il be cut oil with knife
lying about an eighth of an inch of the Gu
mber remaining to the stem upon which
grew, then slit the stem with knife from
end TO lae vine, leaving particle of the
cumber 10 each division, and as many Sits
divisions as are made in it, there will be
cucunhers, as large and as fine as those
grow to the natural way.--Agrieolturist,
Strange us the above may seem, person
ures us he mas repeatedly succeeded in
experiment; but the second growth viii
be as fair or as large as the iirst,-Neu
pea Register.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
WHOLESALE REMOVAL OF THE DE-
POSITS.

Astounding Disclosures-si27,ooo IN 'pee''
Abstroeied from the Missouri Bank
Sr. LOUIS, August 10.
A deficit of si27cee was discovered in
sbe Bank of Missouri, on Saturday, last.
The disclosure has caused much excite
snen, in our community, though no fears need
n. sn,er,ained as to the solvency Of the bank
II appears that on Friday afternoon a
heavy draft was presented by Page & Bacon
in paying which the paying teller had occa-
sion to resort to some boxes containing for.
eign coin. These boxes, together with a
number of others, had been laid aside to
await an opportunity 10 be sent to ,he mint
for recoining their contents; and, as The Key
of the vault containing the American gold
had been temporarily displaced, these were
resorted to. On opening the first box, the
teller was astonished to find that'a bag OF ten
,haler pieces had been abstracted-he imme-
,diately opened another box, when, 10! bag
of sovereigns was gone-and so on through
the remainder of the boxes.
The Teller Immediately made the PresI-
dent of the Bank acquainted with the defiri',
and meeting Of the directors was held OH
Saturday morning for the purpose OF lnvesu-
eating the matter. 1t was socn made appa-
rent that some thiry-,hree boxes ot foreign
,coin-one hundred and ticenty-seuen thousand
dollars-han been distracted.
The coin was all counted and sealed up
last March. SO far, only the foreign gold
has been counted, but a thorough examna-
ton will be had to-day,
1t is thought the defalcation will not be
found materially greater.
Suspicion having rested on the late Paying
Teller, Na,haniel Childs, he was arrested
and held 10 bail in the sum of $50: 900; until
"Wednesday, waen fuiiher investigations VIII
be made.
The required amount of bail was furnished
but the accused is not permitted 10 leave his
residence.
MIR. Chids has heretofore borne an ire
proachable character and was universally
esteemed. He was at the head of one OF
our principal Sunday Schools. He has also
been an officer OF the Bank since lis tounda-
,ion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
IMPORTANT FROM CHIHUAHUA.

Depredations of the Indians--Sonora and 81
Paso laid Waste-Cholera among United
States Troops and the Camanehes.
Sr Louis, August ~.
By an arrival here from Chihuahua, we
learn that the Indians were very hostile In
that region. They were numbering Ameri-
cans and Mexicans in cold blood, wherever
an opportunity offered. =.
The Governor had raised and sent out
party of men to meet the enemy, Offering
$50 for every scalp taken.
The Indians had entirely laid waste the
State Of Sonora, but the government is doing
nothing to check them.
They have also entirely desolated the 70.
glon around 81 Paso, driving off the stock
and killing the inhabitants.
This arrival came by way of Santa Fe,
but brings nothing later from that hlace.
Some I. >. troops were met on the Gina.
room river, among whom there had been sew.
erai cases of cholera.
The cholera had severely scourged the In.
dians of the Arkansas, and many hundreds
had died.
Mr.. Angus Boggs, at Independence, from
Santa Fe, writes tha, three hundred Indians,
principally Camanches, had died on the AT
kansas river. The rest of the tribes had dis.
persed and gone South. These are the In.
diaus from whom trouble was feared by the
traders
The St. Joseph's Gazette publishes letter
from Dr. Edgar, of the army, written at Fort
Laramie, stating that there had been 45 cases
of cholera aud deaths among the soldiers.
The health of the emigrants along the
Plains was rapidly improving. They had
thrown away much property in order 10 fa-
cilitate their march Wagons which cost
S135, were sold for S5.
Mr. Roe, an emigrant from Wisconsin,
was murdered by the Sioux Indians, while
hunting on the Platte river.