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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-09
Correspondence gfIEe Cecil Wig.
Ectfer from Port EeepOsis,
poPT DrposI.r Juiv r 80

Nix. EDIToR:-Contrary 10 my eHvec-
tationS, did not receive an invitation
to attend the Pic Mic to Spos,.ia Island
on the nth. bave The consolation left
me, that was not alone in that respect.
Those Of US who We're left out fee! cur
selves very much acgrievcd. and have
not hesitated to express our opinions
about the proceedings in no very cour.
teous terms, and intend to Give YOU a
fair and impartial statement Of orr
grievances winch hope will prove sat.
lstactory.
Some few OF our young citizens held
a caucus among themselves at which il
was concluded to GET up mic mic and
invite Just such persons as they rirbt
fancy would make an agreeable and
pleasant party. Now we ask. what
right had they or any body else TO make
selections for their party ! WHY shonlJ
another 20 and remain !SnDnose am
not in the habit Of yaitjn. III Ills family
OF That family ! is that any reason that
/ >hJniI BE- excluded from a Pie Mic
that they may see iii to getup -! is not
this fee country and hay'nt We ri,jd
to be invited (! That is the question:
The tact is this thing is going entirely
too far the next thing will be, people
will begin TO have social tea parties At
Which a trly personal friend, only will
be invited. It is time to pQt a sion to
it ere il spreads So far that the peace and
welfare OF tins town and our GREAT re-.
publican institutions will be cndanaerrd
For the purpose OF adrctin. a chapr,
SO desirable would suggest the pro-
priety OF holding public meetings and
having resolutions passed, maxine it
obligatory ON the getters up of such par.
Ties to invite the whole world and fine
rest OF mankind" think our Port
people are now ready to start the bali,
and ii they will call mppunr | will
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y virtu" OF wrH Of fcndi ENponas, issued
- by I"h" Galhraiih, Esq. one {! The justices
OF I'll" Peace III and ior Cecil county. nj the -nt
ri Al"YanIrr Wilson, Trustee nj iirorgr J..
o"iey, against the goods and chalIcs lands
and tenrmcnI% q Lewis CrnlhrrS aud To ne
directed, have seized and taken into exrcu-
ton, all the right, liIr interest au estate" both
at law aUl IN equity, of The said Lewis Cru;herS
in and To all Ihat pi"cr parcel. ar tract OF land,
lying and being in Cecil county, Maryland aJ-
jIInInE lands of James Crolacrs. Enurh John
son, aud others, and containing fIFTN ACRES
NOR" or loss. and hereby aive notice. that on
SAIt HDAl, the lGlh day 81 JGly, 1853. nj he
Court House door, IN the town OF Eik,cn. he
tween the hours Of II o'rI0ck NJ. and O'Clock
=. NJ, ON said day, VIII oicr the said ploper-
y. :" sriz"i and taken into execution, 10 the
highest biIt"r for cash To satisfy said writ,
together with Tie costs ia the case arcruing.
HEX. FOARD,
June % Is go .50) Constable.
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Correspondence Of the Cecil Wig.
Ec:E;2 f.Nn WASHINGTON.

'"'y '''
MIR ADiToH:--Slncr my last, (Which
o'H not reach YOU IN time for pu5llcl-
'.ol ~ your Issue OF the I'd inst.,) the
slaughter amongst the clerks is pretty
wen over the list OF kilIed and wound
eu Is immense b"t they died gaIlaNtIy
ana a slckiy set have possession Of the
Nr'"'-lhe great commander Of the
'I'or'onS crew the Hon. the Secretary,
al me interior: lied for his home in
M'ch'San. to Obtain short respite after
ms almost $up'rhuman labogs for the
rune good
ut 4'n passed oil her" without acct
"'Ht OF incident Some 600 persons
V'Si'eo NoFl"ii, and Old Point Oh ex-
c"rS'oh tr'pa by the Steamers Da!ti-
more ana oceoIa, whilst thousands Of
CITIZENS and strangers passed the dav at
mount vernon, Fort " aShington or the
" hlte House rav'lIon, new establish
"'rh' on the RIVER bel ow Mount YER
non
Ten. AImonte has arrived and will
IN gay or too be the acknowledged
,''''''o'e' ION heAico IN place Of Senior
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Door. SAINT r. MARTIN, one Of the mostex-
pericnced Of TIE Hejicai Tacuiiy in III. Civ Of
Baltimore, writes at HfABLER'S ANOnYNE
CHERRY EprECTONANT aud Of STAB
LLR'S DIAFHHNA CORDIAL, II have
carefully "yamin"d til" component parts ofth, IN,
and find them bo'b ra!pqbir cppj oauds. the doses
saIe and consistent with medical praclicc, and
/ Do not hesitate to rctomwcad ihrm." See ad-
yrrtscIa~nt in another Column.
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7 5 hereby given that Joseph T.. Reynolds Of
tn hym at Wa. Thompson X Co., has his
cay viii irnwa from the firm, by mutna. run-
sent. The ij@b,iiir> will be- settled ny VIM.
hohp ,on Y NDIman u. No,ani. aud they
alien" arr authorized to collect the debts.
Port Drp"~jl. .IWnn 2Itt, INA3.
The rni"r>i@ucd VIII continue the business
Nnd"F 'h' '"m" nam" nha st! lie as hrtcr". and
mop" hy 'H!II"nt attention thereto. 10 mcIil
STARE ii the public patronage.
WIl. THOMPSON.
July 3w n. ". holland.
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THE RAIL ROAD TAXES. In reply 10
"EnQniTcy' we answer: that if the
County Commissioners had made no ar
rangrmrnt with counsel, whatever, and
had remained perfectly passive, the
county Treasury would have had in it
probably sone fifteen Mouyond doNrs
more than at present. lfthey had staid
at home attending their private con-
Germs, or sat quietly IN their Office in
The Court House, or, if they had gone
TO bed and slept until now, by this time
the Rail Road Company would have
hunted them up TO pay the whoie Of tie
fa1es dee, as The bridge law. directs.
There wond have been no necessity for
the giving away, by nJle,counsel otsome
fWe(rc Mou2pMG Goliar& Of the money
due, nor 0! the giving away by the
Commissioner Of the u0n1rouS THREE
Mous0nd tdree hnudreR Loi'ur 1ecn
This we hrlre to be- correct sta ement.
The amount comPyomjyfd away " The
$4,000 counsel may not have b'en
quite $4,000, and it may have been
more than that; it was about that. But
on all these matters, more in due
time.
FATAL RAlL ROAD ACCIDENTS. On
the Phil, Will, &. Bait. X. r., so free
from disasters, generally, two fatal &C.
eidents have happened this week, one
on v rdn"sday nlght--the other on
thursday night. On Thursday night a
freight tram was run into the open draw
at the Frandywine, near Wilmington;
the bridge heng high from the water,
the whole train, we understand, vas
Rrec'phated through, car upon car in
trlghth con!usion. The engineer, Mr..
Charles Girvn, formerly Of this county,
vas instantly killed ana the fireman,
whose name we did not learn, also. 1t
IS stated that the draw stands open, ex-
crrt Shen train approaches, when it
IS closed until the cars pass. The draw
tender was asleep wi,ca She whistle .as
blown, and on being awakened 10y his
wife, ran cut and in his confusion gave
the wrong Signa!-lhat which Sighted
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WHALE F!sunRy.--This business in
the United States appears now to be
confined in It's enterprise to four States,
and of these Massachusetts, far over
balances all the rest in her share. OF
the whole number OF ships emrioy"d in
the whale fishery in the year 1882, not
less than 1853 were owned in Nassachu-
sets, Connecticut owning ~, New
J DIRK 49, and Rhode Island IS. For
merry v jlmIngton, Del, was engaged
IN the business to a limited extent. but
the tendency of commerce to concrntra-
ton has carried the fishing enterprises
mostly 10 Massachusetts, particularly to
New Bedford, which city mad, in .anu-
airy last, no less than 3O6 ships and
barqU~s engaged in The whale fishery.
For some years past the whole trndrn-
cy Of the trade seems to have been to
centraIize in New Bedford, laat place
having become the great oil market of
the United States.
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CGe Allyksts

EENT"N, Jnly 9Th Blown & Foa I'd nav
cash Si.00tor Wheat aad So cents for Corn.
BALTIMORE MARKET. July 7.-Flour 81 10;
Rye + Hour S',75i Corn Meal &2.f2, per hbl.
''RAlN.--Hed Wheat | II 81 40; hate do.
l.oN SLIP: White corn So % cts: yellow
DO. % cts; Ryc p cts, Cats IS It II cts.
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me Commissioners FOX C"rl comfy will
meet at Their Office IN the Court House, cn
In"rtiay, the i!h INST. All accounts 10 b" IN
cln led III the Levy for 1858, must BE- Glcd in
the office On al before that day.
liy order, D.HCCTT.
July 92w Clerk
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SILVER FROM THE DoLLYHIDE.-Th
Liberty (Md.) News states that quite a
quantity, Of silver ore is found mixed
with the recent raising Of copper at the
Dollvhlde copper mlpe in Frederick
county. In value it bears the proper
ton of about fifty dollars to the ton:
equal to an addition OF nearly twenty
per cent. 1t Is thought the vein will
continue to yield for a long while.
Isaac Tyson, president of the company,
has leased the copper mines near New
London, upon the lands of VIM. Hobbs,
to New York company, by which
they are now being worked.
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SENATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
classification Of the Senate, made agree
ably to Constitutional provision. Sena-
tors are to be elected, next fail, from
st. Mary's, ashington, Montgomery,
Somerset, Charles, and Prince Georges
counties, lately represented by Wigs,
and Frederick, Anne Arundel Calvert,
Queen Anre's and Caroline counties,
lately represented by democrats.
The half Of the Senate, holding over,
is composed of five wings, from Howard
Carroll, Hartford, Kent and Dorchester;
and SIX democrats, from Baltimore City,
and baltimore, Allegany. Cecil, Talbot
and Worcester counties.
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IS not less than one hundred millions Of
dollars a year The yearly conSump-
ton of coffee in the United States is
80 lbs. per head, five times more than
in Great Britain. Its thought that the
introduction OF coffee aud tobacco have
condUcrd to the promotion OF so6rIrty.
ana lhat the enormous sums expended
IN these commodities would without
them be thrown away in buying lntoA,
lcating drinks.
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Correspondence Of Tile Cecil Wig.
EeiGor tgGtsa Es0gslanss4.i.Ip

RowLANDsVlLLE, July 7, '53.
Mr.. EDlToE:-The weather with but
little exception has been favorable for
the husbandmen for gathering their
harvest, since my last communication,
but great Inconvenience is experienced
by The farmers in this neighborhood in
consequence o! the scarcity Of laborers,
which appears to be pretty general
through the county. The high price
for harvest hands has caused
maLv TO determine to procure Moving
aud l'eaping machines before another
harvest arrives. The scarcity of farm
hands is opening the way for many of
the modern Improvements in agricul-
ture.
The weather Tho very warm for some
weeks has been lnterspersed with fine
showers and vegeta ton looks nourishing,
while our friends in upper Hartford are
complaining much on account Of dry
weather.
Com. D. Conner, U. $. Navy, and
family have arrived at their Summer
resdenc" on the Octaralo, after spend
ing the winter in Florida, where we are
informed they experienced considerable
indisposton. Theirs is delightful
retreat from the heated walls and pave
menS OF Philadelphia. Yrs. =,
Git is stated in the Washing ton
i,nuuhLic thai Secretary Davis has lnadr
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Off Qsnstrr,l G!larr.

C The Kent News says good open
ing is now offered TO steady and shll-
tul watch maker: none Of that calling
to be found either in the town or coun-
try. Chrytertown has a population Of
1900, and the citizens are subjected to
great inconvIence by sending their
watcres to Baltimore TO be repaired.
T. The Centreviila Times, OF the
Cd inst, says the wheat harvest in
| Queen Annc's county is nearly over,
and the farmers are almost unanimous
in thinking that there vii! be a much
larger yield than there has been for
many years past.
! lr5~The Democrats Of thus county are
stirring Tor the ensuing political cam
paign. A meeting Of the Democracy is
called by the Central Committee, to
meet in Easton on Tuesday, the 18th
OF July, to appoint delegates 10 The
state Convention, which meets in Bal
timore on the 10th Of August, to noml-
nate candidates. for Governor, C0mptrol-
Ter and Lottery Commissioner.
Eqsioa Gao.
EEruRNED.-Among The passengers
in the Northern Lighf, which arrived
at New York on Friday last, was the
Hon. John Bozman Kerr, late Charge
Nicaragua, wife and children, of this
town. lie is now in a.l,in.,on,-B
FATAL AccIDENT.-On Friday morn
| inc last , n.,,rn mn, n,n,aI ill.,, Ni;rl'n
sl5ye NJ WIN CoIIs,Ioran.h 49, sa,'a'
miles fror, Eas,on head H., ,,',r .,,,ono.
led in . wheat cn,ta. anl ,r,a"; !
roul1 be- avtr;ca,ad wa, an , s.,,,a,.,L
t.I,.i' 'N,''s"' wa" ,I,' "'"' Ut ~"
cian, DR.. Cox, arrived, lie was found SO
much exhausted from loss Of blood and
nervous excitement, that it was impos-
Slhlr to amPutate the leg, and he died on
rF"aE NIShi.-O
LOOK OUT.--Ihe Easlon Star saws a
man by the name of c. 4. " abe, who
has been employed as primary school
teacher in Talbot county for some time
past, abscond"d on Saturday last, leav-
ing our merchants and others minus
some four or five hundred dollars He
is rather good looking, and has a wife
equally so, who is quite an assistant in
helping him to Uade into Merchants,
Miliners, and Others.
TpE Forrru --Tho Anr;vsr.,ru or
American Indanand.nce wa. s,r,,Gd ,n
pass bv ouiptIv in our ,l,ca moi tha
s''A''''S' "''''''S''''''h 'N"'p' '''e CLOS
ing Oh 'Ae places OF business and the
concert al 'hr W. Protestant Church..
ManV OF Our citizens sp'nt the day in
lSh'nS ana leasing, on tho rtyer.
Ce%|'er"|e lt@'eS.
Nor Dr,n TL- po.,,. r,:
NV D"S'"' lines Il
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THE PkEslDENT AND CABINET GONG
NoRTH.--Presijent Pierce will leave
Washington on Monday next, TO attend
the opening Of the Crystal Palace exhj.
btion. 1t is stated he desires to make
the trip as private citizen, unheralded,
and spared the annoyance Of Innumera-
rcomnitIee> o!r,cepiion on the route,
&c. Secretaries Guthrie, Gushing and
DAVIS intend TO accompany him.-Gen.
Gushing has an engagement few days
later 10 deliver an address at the l4ar-
ward commencement
The President and party will reach
Baltimore by 8 o'clock on Monday
morning, Saving Washington at &; but
1t rs hardly to be expected that the usual
marks OF respect to the Chief Magistrate
OF the Nation would he entirely omitted
IN Baltimore on the occasion of the
President setting out on a public mission
OF the character OF the present one,
Whatever degree Of privacy be might
enjoy when visiting the city under di!-
terent circumstances.-W hear, there
lore. OF intended preparations by the
civil and military authorities to give him
a suitable reception; and there Will,
doubtless. be demonstration alike hon
orah.c to people and President.
Eoh. Sun.
CoFFEE.-There are about a dozen
species Of the genus to which coffee be-
longs, but all Of them are inhabitants Of
tropical countries. The coffee araDca
atone Is cultivated and yields the article
known IN commerce. Its lavortp local
lty Is on bill sides, at an elevation from
1000 10 5000 feet above the level OF the
sea. The following is an estimate Of
the coffee produced in every part of the
- ~ -
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The Decision IN THE MANDAMus
CAsE.-lhe Court of Appeals has aI'
tirned the decision OF the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel County, refusing a
writ Of m0ndamus, at the instance Of
Philip Francis Thomas, Esq, late
Comptroller OF the Treasury, against
DR.. james s. Owens, Treasury, for the
recovery Of the ComptroIIrr's salary
from the date OF his eIecti0a. The
Court decided that he was entitled Ia
receive his salary from the sih Of De-
cember, the date of his commission.
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IT, The Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore sur says: at is I'M
derstood that the President will, in his
message to Congress, recommend the in
crease of the salaries attached to all the
principal foreign missions. The pros
pect Of the success Of this measure re-
conclIe several of the appointees to their
banlshmeut. 1t may be expected, how
ever, that Mr.. Buchanan will soon re-
turn from England, for long stay there
would soon throw him ont Of the track
Of the next Presidential race. In one
race he was withdrawn, and in another
he was distaNced.
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SHIP RACE DEclDED:-Ship President
Fillmore, pendIeton, from Bordeaux
about April 81, arrived below New
Orleans at 4 o'clock on the morning of
June -. very good passage. This
ship sailed in company with the new
French clipper ship Benjamin, and very
heavy bets We're made at Bordeaux on
the result. The President Fillmore is a
first class freighting ship, built recently
IN Maine, but has no pretensions TO be
called a clipper, except from the fact
that she has distanced her clipper rival,
nothing having been yet heard of tie
Benjamin..
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TIf-lt is stated in the Washington
Republic thai Secretary Davis has made
tut one single removal IN his Depact-
uunl.
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THE CECIL WING.
.5aaYY .. N3nS.

CoURTs.--The Cecil County Circui!
Court sits in Equity on Tuesday next.
The 0r'hans'Court meets, also, on the
same day.
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Tit is supposed that the Philadel-
phia and Sunbury Railroad will be
ready for travel by the Goth instant.
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TIE MAINE Law IN WIscoNslN.-The
bill submitting the question OF having a
prohibltory law, to the vote of the peo-
pie, has passed both houses of the Wis
consn Legislature. 1t passed the Assom-
bly, by vote Of 40 for to u against il.
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RIGHTs OF AMERICAN VESSELS. 1t
was recently decided in England, IN
case OF the mate ofthe U. $. mail steam
er Hermann, that where an officer Of
an American vessel lis charged with
committing an offence on board that
vessel while she lies in a foreign port,
the ship may be boarded by the police
of the port, he officer arrested and car
rIed on shore. and the vessel deprived of
his services for the voyage.
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EAEH BURNT DY L,GnrHrNG.--Du During
the thunder storm Oh last Sunday night,
Mr.. Joshua Jackson's barn, two miles
north Of IIIktou, was struck BIZ light.
ming and with is contcnts-about -
tons Of hay entirely consumed. The
barn, which was old, Was ensured by
the Mutual Fire INSURANCE Conn any Of
Cecil county tor $3.50, and $3.50 on
the contents, which will about cover
the loss.
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TEWith the exception of one or two
light sprinkles there has been no rain at
Apalachlcola, Fla, since the LIST of Feb
ruary.
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kossuTH.-A application was lately
made to kossuth to know if he would
accept an invitation to visit Sheffield, to
be presented with testimonial. In his
reply he says
at is no atlectation on my part, but
under present circumstances can
pledge myself to nothing, nat earn to
being IN EngInnd. If affairs were to
be tranquil, if circumstances permit me
| should feel honored to visit She field
as suggested"
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FrcIL MEcH'nIcs.---The last Nar|bo-
70 Gazette says that Che commission.
trs Of Prince Georges county have
made q contract with Messrs. Rawlings
x Reynolds, Of Port Deposit, for the
thorough repair OF the Cout House, and
tn" building of two fire proof Record
Offices. Til" whole 70 be finished by
next Sumner, Cot $'8,400.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

he following letter will show tina, Earth
kes and Civil Wars are not all the ca.
titles they have 10 provide against in that
r;er Of The world. Diseases incident 10
own climate, also find their way there,
xill be seen by the remedy they seek for
lection.
Valparaiso, Chill, s., H., July 20, ls4s.
DR.. J. C Ayer, &C.,
Dear Sir We have the pleasure 10 re-
t on your shipment of CHERRY PEcToRAL
our house, the whole quantity sold, and
ssing demand for more, which must avail
arrival of further supplies. Its success
curing diseases Of The lungs, and its eonse.
n. notoriety, has ereelIed any medicine euer
d in this country. Most of our remedies
re are imported from England, and some
them are rich and valuable but no pro-
81 OF medical skill from that or any other
,rter has ever won SO fully the confidence
our population as this beautiful prepara-
OF yours.
The article has attracted particular aiien
n among our most distinguished citizens,
m the fact that General Bulnes, President
the Republic, and the highest officer in
State, was cured OF severe and danger.
affection Of the lungs, by its use. He
,ws us 10 send his name, and wishes ic
the Acknowledgements Of gratitude foI
relief.
Ne have the honor 10 be, sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
r.ptns AIyARrz 4 Co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

The JAPAN EXHIBITION, the Washington
lion says, has not been abandoned; on the
n,rary, the Administration is making every
tort ITO give all proper aid in carrying out
impor,ant objects Of the expeditions and
fulfilling The public expectation in regard
it," The Vernon, is ready 10 receive her
NV, but her withdrawal has become una
idable, because, in addition to the force al
,dy in commission, she cannot now be
.nned without exceeding the number OF
,men prescribed BY law. 1t is probable,
o, that the necessary delay in preparing the
leghany for sea may render her services
available for the cSpidiIion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad.
ministration on the estate of Is.,. Mnn;s,
sen.' late OF Lower Augusta township, Northum.
berland county, decd, have been granted bv m.
Register Of said county to the undersigned.~
Therefore all persons indebted to said estate will
discharge the same, and those having demands
will present them to
WIN. V. sILVERWoOD, Adm'tor.
Lower Augusta twsp, April 6, ls53--et
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

.MUsEMENr, Instruction AND Pubic
ErINc. All Eyes are turned 10 the AS
lbly Buildings; since the great offers
de by Mr.. PERHAM 10 give away the
.ndid Panorama Of California, this has be-
ne the centre of attraction 10 all persons
are seeking rational and pleasing
usemeni, and wishing al the same time
become The possessor of this magnificent
K of art. Persons clubbing AMI buying
Iollar ticket, get the additional privilege
participating in the distribution Of the
lly gifts promised.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

ACCIDENT ON THE READING RAILRoAD.-On
'urday morning, before daylight, train Of
cars came in collision with another train
the Reading Railroad, near the mouth Of
tunnel, above Manyunk. The collision
Tremendous, and complete wreck was
de OF both trains. One of the brakesmen
very badly injured. We have not heard
my other person being hurt.
Thomas Coylc, and the injured brakesman
brought down 10 the city and admitted
the Pennsylvania Hospital. He is very
ly bruised.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

ANITA ANNA ELECTED PRESIDENT.
NIw ORLEANS, April 6.-By an arrival at
port, to-day, we have advices from Vera
IL TO the 23d ull.
A telegraphic despatch received on that
y from the city of Mexico, states that San
Anna has been officially announced as
.siden, Of the Republic of Mexico.
IN the 2lsi, Judge Conkling, the American
mister, and Seniors TorneI, Castillo and
uras, had signed treaty between Mexico
| the United States, guaranteeing neutral
aud protection 10 Col. Sloo, Tor transit,
,r the Tehuan,epec route, and giving en-
security for the capital invested in the
lerlak'ng.
The treaty was ratified on the same day
the Supreme Executive of Mexico.