Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-14
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The y. S. Mail Steamship Pacific, Cap.
tain Nye, from Liverpool May 2sth, arrived
at New York, at noon on Saturday, having
made the voyage in ten days aud two
hours, not allowing for difference Of longi-
tude.
EMrGRATIoN.-During the past week no
fewer than 300 emigrants left the port of
Galway for America, and the tide from that
quarter is flowing with undiminished Vlg-
or. The Tuam paper states that large sums
of money are being transmitted 10y trends
and relatives across the Atlantic, TO enable
parties al home 10 join them in the new
world. The hourishing accounts ot work
and high wages, almost daily reaching Ire
land. are, it is said "acting as spell upon
the peasantry"
SAILING OF THE PRINcE ALBERT
ABERDEEN, May 24lh.--The Prince Albert
Kennedy, sailed on Thursday afternoon, for
the relief of Sir John Franklin.
The boats crew of the French Corvette
Alcemene were sent Oh the 2gth November
last 10 find passage for her on the western
side of New Caledonia in the Pacific. As
they did not return, the barge was des-
patched, and found that they had been kill
cd and eaten by the Menema and Bellep
tribes, except three, who were made prison.
ers, and forced to witness the feast. The
hu,s, plantations, and canoes of the canni-
balls were destroyed some persons taken,
and twenty others shot.
THE GREAT EXHIBITION during the last
few days has furnished some curious results.
Up to Saturday, the last day Of the 5s.
charge of admission, the receipts continued
marvellous, and on that occasion, between
the hours II in the morning and in the af-
,ernoon, they amounted TO G5,07S. Eve:y
one in fact has fastened to get good view
before the reduction OF the charge to Is.
should render the crowds too enormous. and
the number of persons present could not
have been far sholt Of $4,000 or 40 600.
This apprehension Of the rush on the first
shilling day had the effect, however, Of
leading 10 comparative emptiness, and there
has perhaps hardly been an occasion when
Tue e"'iro contents o. 'n0 D"''u'"e 'o"'"
have been more quietly observed. The to-
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the receipts were only 1850. This strange
experience of yesterday has also in great
degree been repeated to-day, the attendance
having again been moderate.
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FRANCE.
M Dupin, the President OF the Assembly,
went on Friday uight TO Brussels to VISIT the
EX-Queen OF the French and the Duke de
Nemours He reinrned to Fans last night,
1t is considered probable that, notwi'h-
standing the important questions which have
10 be discussed, If not decided, during the
present wear, the National Assembly will
give itself fortnight o. three weeks respite
about the end Of July or beginning of August,
that is, when the first debate on the revision
of the constitution shall have been brought
TO close
Vast numbers Of petitions in favor of a
revision of the constitution we're presented
TO the Assembly There seems to be an in-
creased desire for continuation Of Louis
Napoleon as the only means Of avoiding
danger.
The Municipal Council of Alarseilcs
adop,ed at It's sitting of the 2d inst. the fol.
lowing resolution "Considering that all
the interests Of the country are in a state of
suffering, the council expresses The desire
that the constitution be totally revised -
The resolution was adopted by a majority Of
nineteen TO three votes.
A motion for a revision Of the constitution
will be presented on the 28lh by the Duke
de Brogie, supported by great number OF
members favorable to the reelection Of Louis
Napoleon.