Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
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ARRIVAL OF THE
A M E r &c A
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Feeling Relative to the Fisheries Three Bri'
tish Fishermen Seized by the French.

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The ministerial journals say the fishery
difficulty is settled.
G.P.R. James, the distinguished novelist,
has been appointed British Consul at Nor
folk, Va.
The Princess Vasa and her mother have
gone TO Australia for the winter. Her mar.
riage with Louis Napoleon is supposed to be
broken off,
English schooners for fishing within three
miles of France.
Madame Otto Goldschmdt aud her hns
band have gone 10 Vienna for retirement.
In Poland great damage has Been done by
rain storms
The Copenhagen Crystal Palace opened on
the 9th of August.
Brazil has bought eish, ships OF the Ger
man navy.
A new Austrian loan is mediated.
Russia has concluded a commercial treaty
with the Pope.
More gold has been received from Austria.
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ENGLAND.
The Ministerial journals announce, with
perfect confidence the satisfactory ,ermiua.
lion of the dispute as 10 the North American
fisheries, which is likely-ndeed certain
10 be adjusted on terms of absolute recipro-
city, so far as the right Of fishing is concern.
ed. The Americans 10 be at liberty to fish
in all British waters, and the British in all
American waters subject 10 the restricting,
on both sides, of three miles from the shore
of the country 10 which they do not belong
the three miles TO be measured 10 the
nearest land, without distinction of bay or
open sea.
Harvest is proceeding favorably both in
England and Scotland.
FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon did not attend the grand
bail, given by the Danes de la Halle, at the
Marche DIES Innocens, on Tuesday night
There were several rumoIs afloat TO account
for his absence among others, that conspi.
racy was detected TO assassinae him had he
been present.
The French war steamer Ariel has seized,
and taken into Chamboard, three English
boats, for fishing within the French lines.
AUSTRIA.
Gorgey, says the Cologne Gazette, who
he'd been ordered to reside at Klagenfur,z,
has been removed to the fortress of Kus,ein.
No reason is assigned for this.
The Cholera has broken ont in Upper 81.
lesa
Cholera is raging Indignantly in Russia.
POLAND.
All the schools in Warsaw, Scradz and
Kalish are closed in consequence of the
prevalence of the cholera. A panic had Ia
ken of the people, who were crowding 10 the
churches and places Of pilgrimage.
Four hundred and tweniy-seven person:
were attacked at Warsaw OIL the 9th, anc
l03 died.
AUSTRALIA.
The ship Prince of Wales has arrived of
Plymouth with $4,000 ounces of gold dust
and dates from Sydney to the 9th OF May.
She reports 1900 ounces more on the
way.
From tables published by the Sydne,
Morning Herald, the total produce of the
Australia colonies in the twelve month:
since the discovery, amounts TO l,12i,4l:
ounces worth over $4,000 900.
TERRIBLE AFFAIR AT SMYRNA.
Letters from Smyrna, of the 26lh ul.. give
an account Of a terrible disaster which occur
red at Adalia some days before. A fuIou.
wolf suddenly appeared in the mids, of tht
marke, place and bit several persons mos
severely, but, taking fright at the cries whicl
arose on all Sides jumped over wall, anC
90, into a large garden where several hun
account OF the silk crop, weee sleeping in tn
open air. Here he wounded one hundre
AMI twenty-eight persons, but being agai
frightened away by the cries Of the people
he got into sheepfold, where he kille
eighty.fve sheep and wounded seveniy.fvt
Unfortunately, the Governor had cause
,he whole population to be disarmed fe'
days before, so that the unfortunate peopl
were without means Of defence I; but on III
following day arms were distributed and th
wolf killed According to the report of III
physician Of the place, the wounds inflicie
by the animal are hideous, but the most no
rible circumstance in this disaster, is, thi
several of the wounded have already die
Of hydrophobia, so that the whole populi
lion is in the uitermost CONSERVATION.
FIRE IN MINERsvILLE.--On Tuesday, fiji
was communicated 10 two-sioTy fran
dwelling house, belonging TO Michael We
Yer, situate in MiueTsville, SchuylkiI count,
which was consumed, together with dive
ling house adjoining
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2,-The Maryland Mi
ing Company property, near CumberlaI
was sold yesterday, for s5oi,ooo. Dav
Leavet,, Esq, President Of the Exchsn
Bank of New York, was the purchaser,
It is supposed that he bought the proper
for the Cumberland Coal and Iron Compan