Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28
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ARRIVAL OF THE
A T l. A n L / G..
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Fishery Question.

The American mail steamer Atlantic afrl-
we'd here this morning from Liverpool.
ENGLAND
The Fishery question is still discussed in
the English papers. 1t has caused an in
creased pressure in the money market,
though the press generally express the most
amicable feeling towards the United States.
Emigration 10 Australia continues undi-
minshed. Fifty ships, with from 500 TO
1000 passengers, are entered to sail during
the present month, from Liverpool, London,
and Plymouth.
! The "Puddlcrs," an important class of op- |
! eratives in the manufacture of iron, have |
struck for higher wages. 1t ia said that the
employers have resolved not 10 yield to their |
demand.
FRANCE.
Napoleon Bonapare. son Of Jerome will
shortly be despatched on temporary mission
to the United States.
Louis Napoleon has ordered the Due d.
Enghein's monument in the Chapel of Vim
cennes, to be deiaced
The funeral Of Count d'Orsay, took place
on Friday, at Chambourg, near St Germain
President Louis and other notabIes were pre-
sent.
AUSTRIA,
An assurance has been given by England
that the movements Of Kossulh will be
watched.
The Railroad treaty concluded between
Austria Parma, Modena, Tuscany and the
Pontiical States has ust been published
This is the first step of importance towards
the realization of Austria's grand idea of uni
ting the countries of central Europe in one
commercial and customs union.
Sometime time since it was stated that
Georgey had been sent to the fortress of Kuf-
| stein, but no particulars had been given
, We now learn that the publication of his
book on the Hungarian war gave offence 10
, the Austrian Government, by whom he was
/ ordered to leave Klageulort and to take up
his residence in Kufstein, where he will be
placed under police surveillance.
Betting lTEMs.-Thc editor Of the Tri.
bunp, soon after the nomination OF Gen.
Scott, came out with timely article against
betting We entirely agree with the views
. put forth by Mr.. Greedy on the subject
Betting is d FOOLS argument but at the same
1 time. if men will resort to such SPORT it ia
. well enough to keep the run of the banter
ings.
. At Saratoga, last week, well known
. Wing merchant Of this city offered 10 bet
=, $500 that New Jersey wonld 90 for Pierce
and King in November. The offer was not
accepted.
C Another gentlemen has bet 500 against
$500, that Scott will get but one State in
o the Union.
+ We have not yet heard of any cren bets be-
: ing made on the general result OF the fight
: between the two Presidential candidates.
Y Al Cincinnati, Ohio, when Tom Thumb
was selling his pamphlet, and greeting the
a ladies with kiss, negro woman bough
n one and puckered up her mouth for a salute
F. Tom drew back-"Ah, ah," said he, 'gc
;. away colored person, dis child amt g'wine
= to 'malgamale" dwell, please de lor," ex
= claimed the negro woman in astoniShment
= W., to "a. aania., ~ ao,ns,,
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'. REcovGRED.-Mayor pin has in his pos
u session the plate from which the late spuri
~ Gus hVe dollars no'eS, on Inc co'n"eFcla
i, Bank, were issued Inc Pia'e Is copper an'
&c 'he engraving on II very hne' 1t was sen