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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
SPRING IMPLICATED IN THE MURDER
OF RINK.


On Saturday,. developments were MADE
which seem 10 fasten the guilt OF Inc h'nA
murder upon Authur Spring, senior ~"
umbrella was found in the store oil 'ho ia'e
Mr.. Rink. and Iaterly the presumpoon ne'
arisen ,ba, a, the dayupon which his assa''
s,na,ion took place was one OF '"e ''o' ,n
of the past winter, il might have oee. '''
here by the murderer. Mr.. Wh9am D!'"e
,h, otI,cer of the Court, 10 whom young
sp,inr made the first disclosures WIN reea.u
- The Federal street tragedy, has Tor some
time been under the impression that spring
GA. also the perpetra,or of the Rink murder
He had an interview with Mr.. haea"' !"
whose employ Spring was a, The ''me o'
The Rink murder, but he was unable 10 say
with any certainly where Spring was o"
that day, bu, inclined 10 the hel'e, 'ha' ne
wa, a, work in his cellar. Mr.. Byrne, not
satisfied with this, induced the brother oil
MIR. Rink 10 call upon Mr.. Ragan win Inc
umbrella found in the store, and the resnn
has been, that both MIR. and Mrs. kagah
have identified it, the former by piece o'
wire, and the latter by three patches upon
it, made by themselves 10 repair damages
The recognition of the umbrella brought 10
the mind of Mr.. Ragan several circumsan-
ces that had previously escaped his tecollee-
,ion. He now declares tina, abou, the time
of The Rink murder, Spring had been undulg'
ing in drink and was cross and irritable.
small amount Of mo ,ey had been missed
from his desk, and though he suspected
Spring of the larceny, he said nothing, from
a dread of his violence. On the afternoon
Of the day that Rink was murdered, Spring
borrowed the umbrella from Mr.. RaSan,
who having a curiosity TO know where he
could be going, amid such storm, followed
him as far as Thirteenth and Market streets,
and saw that he was going down towards
Chestnut street.
The above developments will doubtless
confirm the impression that has for some
time been gaining ground in the pubic mind
that the author of the Federal street tragedy
and the Rink assassination, was ore and the
same person. 1t is now supposed that Spring
alluded to the Rink murder, when he spoke
TO his son of having killed a man, in the
expectation Of getting a large sum of money
and being disappointed The money stolen
from Mr.. Ragan's desk, the latter is now
convinced, was spent by Spring in the pur-
chase of the knife with which the bloody
deed was accomplished, and dropped by the
assassin in his flight. II this supPosiiion is
correct, perhaps the person who sold the
knife may yet be able to remember the
transaction, and identify the purchaser in
Spring. Ike complete development of all
the facts relating to the Rink murder, is
most important as it will release from Gus
tody Jerome Fecker,, who is waiting ,rial
on the charge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
Communication.
For the Sunbury American.
Mt. Comfort, Shamokin iwsp. !
Anil Z, 1853, {

hPiH - 1000.
H. B. MAssER, Esq. A few weeks since
a communication appeared in the "Sunbury
Gazette" in which list of interrogatories
were presented for me 10 answer; passed
them over in sien. contempt, as never have
acknowledged that distinguished writer my
InqnIstor General or Father Confessor.
But in said "Gaze,te," Of the 26;h of
March last, another one appeard dated crush
March 26h 1885," signed "Tom," which
would be treated with the same contempt as
the other if the writer had no, stopped to
SANDER and falsehood in which he says |
"with many others met at John B. Packers
office previous 10 the opening of the Court
House door and made arrangements" for ap.
pointing the officers disturbing the meeting,
&c. &c.
Now the fac, of the matter is when we ar.
rived in Sunbury, another person and myself
drove directly to Weizel's hotel, and there
put up, and we both remained there without
leaving the house, until the Court House bell
had been rung considerable time. was
engaged in making notes of all address which
expected to deliver las had been informed
while on the road TO Sudbury tina, must
represent the Shamokin township delegation J
This said person and myself walked from
the Hotel straight TO the Court House and
we had not seen or spoke to John B. Packer,
or any other subscription man. All of The
above am well able TO prove.
am at a loss 10 conceive what motive the
writer could have had 10 induce him TO
mingle falsehood and slander with his tissue
Of nonsense, unless il be 10 raise the wind,
and induce the good people of this County TO
elect him their Auditor. | am neither a
Prophe, or son OF a Prophet, but will in.
form this young comet which has arisen
above the horizon since The 5ih of last
March, that he may be used as Seats paw"
for certain purposes, but the people Of this
county will elect 10 persons 10 The smallest
office in their gift unless he be capable and
honest.
contend that any person who will belle
and SANDER respectable citizen, under a
false and assumed name, and by slra,agem
endeavour TO throw his guilt upon some inno-
cen, person in "Rush,n should be held BY
the honest public in contempt.
The day Of reckoning Is approaching
when many hidden things will come 10 light
and "Tom" personally will appear before the
bar Of his country 10 answer foi his crimes
As to my tene,s which has been subiec, O
so much trouble 10 this blazing comet, car
say j, is the same il ever has been and con
sonan,, presume, with the large majori',
Of this County, 10 wit: that the Commission
ers ought not 10 have taken stock in IN,
Susquehanna Railroad, without the consen
Of their constituents, and then i, should hav
been done jacksonville, openly and fearles,
ly and that Phrenologisi would pronounc'
the pate OF this distinguished comet defcien
of honour and veraciiy.
lam truly, Yonrs &c.
S. JOHN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
TPOISONING. N

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed Of Castor oil, Calomel, &C., are moi
aware, that while they appear TO benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
lions for a series OF Diseases, such as saliva
tion, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
la another column will be found the adver.
lisement of Hobensack's Medicines, TO which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those OF bilious type, should make
use of The only genuine medicine, Hoben.
sacks Liver Pills.
" mBe not deeeiped," F" but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ.
serve that each has the signature of ibs
Proprietor J. N. HoBENSACK, as none
else are genuine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
The ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL QUESTION
IN BALTIMoRE-GREAT INDIGNATIoN MEET

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL QUESTION
IN BALTIMoRE-GREAT INDIGNATIoN MEET
ING.
Baltimore, April 1.-THE introduction OF
a bill before the State Legislature, framed by
Roman Catholics; with view of procuring
division of the public school fund, for the
supper. Of schools under the control Of that
denomination, has caused much excitement
among our protestant citizens, and tonight
an immense Indignation meeting was held
at the Maryland Institute, of those opposed
to any measure calculated 10 destroy the pre-
sent Public School System. The vast hall
was so crowded that many were unable 10
gain an entrance. II is estimated lha, 1000
persons were present.
Hon. Charles NJ. Keyser presided, and elo-
quen, speeches were delivered by Rev. Dr..
Johns, Faller, Plumer and others.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
THESTEAM FERRY AND TOW-BoAT.

The Steam Ferry and Tow-boat which
we referred TO some time ago, will be con-
structed at this place without delay. We
examined few days since, the model and
drawings brought on from Providence, R.
J., by MIR. Fisk, one of the directors Of the
Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad. The
size and place of every piece OF timber,
bolt and pin, is laid down with the utmost
precision. The Engine, which is building
at Providence, is of eighty-fve horse pow
er, low pressure, with condensing appara-
tus. The length Of the boat is eighty feet.
lis breadth, including guards, twenty-eight
feet, with gangway running the whole
length, nine feet in width, to drive on and
off. She will have side wheels, eight feet
in diamater, and will draw but little more
than three feet water. Her speed will be
about fourteen miles per hour, making the
trip from this TO Northumberland IN six or
seven minutes, and 10 the Union county
side in half that time. The boat is design.
ed for Tow and Ferry boat, which the
coal operations OF the Railroad Company
render absolutely necessary. We do not
believe the Bridge Company will be iniu-
red in the least, by these operations and
improvements, but on the contrary, we feel
confident the stock of the bridge, in three
years hence, will be worth fifty per cent.
more than at present.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
xxxn coNonEss second se..,0n.
wlsnrseroN, April 0.

WAsHINGToN, Apr1i "
SEsATE.-On motion Of MI. Hunter, II
was resolved that committee OF two be
appointed by the President pro iempore, to
wait on the President Of the U. States, aud
inform him that unless he has further COM
municaiion TO make, the Senate will close
its session by adjournment, on Monday next,
at one o'clock.
Messrs. Hunter and Everett, were appoin-
ted the committee, and subsequently, Mr..
Hunter from this committee reported tha,
they had performed the duty assigned them,
and tha, the President had no further COM
munication 10 make.
Mr.. Hunter offered a resolution which
was adopted, that the President pro tenn
close the session on Monday next, al
o'clock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
Correspondence OF the Public Ledger.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 9th.
The crowd of Office beggars has somewhat
disappeared but new levies are from time
10 time pouring in, TO take the place Of the
killed and wounded. The slaughter has
been tremendous but it is difficult TO un-
dersiand the principle which governed the
action Of the administration in regard 10 it.
|, is only certain that the out and out
Union men have been overslaughed all over
the country, and that Secessonists and Free
Sellers have been richly rewarded for their
opposition 10 the compromise. This is in
imitation Of the policy Of China, where ma
ny section was queled BY general am
nesiy, and the promotion Of the chiefs TO
manderinship of the blue button. |, is diff.
cult 10 make appointments that shall be uni
versally popular bu, it is always possible
10 maintain principle.
The appointments Of Jefferson Davis
Soule, Campbell, of Alabama, &C., have
provoked the Union men of the South, who
are openly vowing to preserve their organ.
ization. II they succeed in preserving il
this fall, they may succeed in forming par.
ty.
The friends Of Young America have re.
ceived magnificent crumb in the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Soule TO the Court of Madrid
but i, is feared that his late speech in the U.
S. Senate on the subject Of Cuba will pre-.
vent his being received, or, being received,
having comfortable time of it, Be this as
II may, Mr. Soule is sure TO distinguish him.
self.
Many of your readers will undoubtedly
be glad to learn that the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad Company have succeeded in max.
ing contract for the entire construction of
The road, and obtained subscription Of
S4,0oo,o0o TO its stock. understand ,ha,
the whole negotiation has been accomplish.
ed in England, through the energy of our
en'erprising townsman, Ambrose W. Thomp.
son, Esq. OBSERVER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

@ LEGISLATIVE VIsIT TO HARR1sBuRG.
The Legislature of Maryland accepted
the invitation unanimously extended to
them by the Legislature OF Pennsylvania,
to visit Harrisburg, in connection with a
proposed trip OF observation over the Joint
public works of Maryland and Pennsylva-
MIA that is, the line of railroad between
Baltimore and Harrisburg. Saturday, the
18th inst, is fixed upon as the day OH
which the visit is 10 be made. The Bati-
more and Susquehanna Railroad Company
volunteer a special train for the occasion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
IMPORTANT TO POsTMAsrERS

Tie editor of the Cleveland Pia,ndealer,
Who is now Postmaster of that city, has
been directing an eye TO the pay. He gives
the following as the result of his research:
"Just before the close of the las, session of
Congress, when The bill establishing certain
post routes, &c, was before the House, an
amendment was adopted, which became
law, and which fixes the commission of Post.
masters as follows;
On a sum not exceeding 500. so per CT.
On sum between 500 and $500, 40 per CT
On sum between s4oo and 50, 400. s5 per CT.
On sum exceeding $4,000. IS per ct.
When the mail arrives regularly between
al nigh, and in the morning, 60 per cent
Is allowed on The frs, Sl00.
Those officers whose compensation does
not exceed $500 quarter, are allowed one
cent for every 'free' letter delivered ont of
their offices, and each Postmaster is allowed
two mills for every delivery from his office
TO subscriber of each newspaper no,
chargeabe with postage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
Baltimore Market.
April II, 1883.

April II, 1883.
t,o ,oueales c,s e.. OF w heat to-day at Ios q
iie c,s ~, & gpod 10 prime reds, and ios a
.s;, Eorn Is IN very good supply Sale, TODAY of
whiie at 81 55 cts. aud Of veiio,v -, ~, =,
% cts. The large quantity in make, 49,.
ever, caused prices 10 give way. and AT Tho
close no more than 50 cts. could be ob,a;n.J
for yellow. W oo'"'"od
n gale OF Maryland Rye to-day a, 80 cts. and
we quote Maryland Oats sells at 37a
80 els, and Pennsylvania at 40 a az cts.
WHiSKEY.-Sales of bbls., to-day a, "a
is. We quote hhds. at ~ cts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

UThe Legislature has resolved TO ad-
journ on the 10Th instant. The appropria-
ton bill before the House embraces, an
amount exceeding S5,Ooo,oOO. The fol-
lowing are items in it: Forthe completion
of the North Branch Canal, $3.50, 900; for
the Allegheny Portage railroad s413 900,
and further conditional appropriation Of
s100,W0,i if the money is found in the
Treasury for the Columbia railroad, S1s7,
900.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
APPOINTMENTS AND CoNrIRMATIoNs.--

APPOINTMENTS AND CoSFIRMATIoSs.--
Washington, April 4.-The Senate 10 day
confirmed Col. Polk as Surveyor OF Baltimore,
but as he afterwards declined, the President
nominated DR.. J. C. Wharton. Among other
nominations, made to day, are the following
Ex-senator Sturgeon TO be Sub-Treasurer
at Philadelphia, weIs MIR. Ewing, declined
Robert White TO be Collector Of the port OF
Galveston ; J. w. Pomeroy and J. T. Emer-
son to be Appraisers al Baltimore,
Among the combinations made to-day
were a number of Land officers for Alabama
and Mississippi.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
Gbe Hlarkcts.
Philadelphia Market.

April 10, 1888.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is rather more
demand Tor Flour, with sales at SIS per bbl.,
at which holders are firm. Select and fan.
cy brands are held at SIS a S5..
RYE FLouR-ls steady at s3,s7k.
CORN MEAL-Penna. is firm at SO rs per
bbl
GRAIs.-Sales OF red at iI3 cents, and
l20 for prime White.
RyE-Sales at 81 so cts per bu., sales OF
Southern at 81.
CoRE--Sales of Penna. and Southern al
81 cents.
OArs.--Are dull at 43k cts.
WHIsKEY.-Sales in bbls. are making al
23 lc., and hhds al 22scts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
SELECT SSEoSr,

TN>HE undersigned informs the citizens of Sun
a bury and vicinity, that he has opened Sc
lect School in this place, for the instruction Of
both sexes, in the various branches of learning,
viz: English Grammer, Geography, Arithn,,ie,
Astronomy, Philosophy, &c. Also the Latin
and Greek languages.
His Terms are
For Common English branches 81.
Higher 50.
Languages, Latin and Greek SIS.
Exercises in Composition and Defamation
every week.
LEVI SEASHOLTZ.
Sunbury, April l6, ls53.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
PROUTY s. BARRETT,S
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Stsr,.
No. 1914 Narke. Street,
Philadelphia.

NO. l9la Ndrke! Street,
Philadelphia.
DROUTY & MEARS' Patent SelESh.rpen.
ing Ploughs of all sizes, right and left hand.
ed-Subsoil, Side Hill and Double Mould. &c.
with Steel Extending Points, Bar.Shore, Beach,
and other kinds of Castings for repairing. The
Emperor of Russia awarded for the above
Ploughs, massive Gold Medal, valued $500.
Also the GREAT MEDAL at the Worlds Fair
was awarded p. & NJ. Plough, No. 40. Cult.
vators with Double-Point Polished Steel Teeth,
which can be reversed, thus getting Double Wear
OF the Common Teeth. Also, eultivators Of oil
kinds with Steel Teeth.
SPANS Atmospheric Corn Planters,
Churns, Turnip Drills, 81 to 80,
Corn Shelters, improved Grants Patent Fan
kinds, Mills,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Garden Engines,
Hand Corn Mills, Wheat Drills,
Corn and Cob Crushers, Horse Powers and
Gedd's Improved Har- Thrashers,
rows, Moving and ResPng
Square and A Hanows, Machines,
Horse Rakes, Chain Pumps,
Grndstones, ready hung, Cattle Ties,
Dirt Scrapers, Bull Rings.
Agricultural Furnaces, Patent Iron Snaihs,
Ok Yokes and Bows, Grubbing Hoes,
Forks for unloading hay, Transplanting Trovels.
Man Hay Rakes, Hay x Manure Forks,
Bow Pins Shoyes and Spades,
| Apple Parers, Garden Il Field Hoes.
On Muzzes, Garden Rakes in variety
Mole Traps, Children's Tools,
Pruning Hooks & CHS Darling Scythss,
sells, .Snaths, with Patent
Saws and Scissors, Fastenings,
Iron Well Curbs, and Potatoe Hooks,
Zinc tubing for Chain
Pumps,
Also, Horticultural Tools (of every dcscriP-
tion,) Garden and Grass seeds, for sale at the
lowest price, at Wholesale and Retail.
Phila. April l6, lS53-2m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

" SUNEURY & ERIE RAIL RoAD.-Some
of the City papers state that loan of Four
millions of dollars has been secured in Eu-
rope by the Company. We are not appri-
sed OF the particulars in regard TO this state.
ment, but we know that several offers 10
complete the road, and take stock 10 the
amount Of Three or Four millions, was
made some time since. The project is eve
ry where received with favor, and will no
doubt, ere long command funds to ensure
its early completion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
FRENCH MARRIAGE BROKERS.

A late Paris letter says
have wondered how matrimonial agent.
those people that advertise desirable hus
pands aud wives, comfortable settlements in
life, dowries, and amiable tempers-manage
to make both ends meet. commissary of
police has Just arrested an extensive dealer
IN this way, and the secret has leaked out
lie advertised himself as corn doctor 10 all
the crowned heads, and sold patent medi.
cines. He was also an agent for marriages,
and had fine lot Of young ladies', with dow
ries, varying from 20,OOOf. 10 half million.
He had upon his books the names OF daugh-
,ers of members Of the Academy and Senate,
OF MARSHALL Of France, and sundry German
princes. Gentlemen that applied for wives
paid an entrance fee, and in The course Of
the negotiation sundry other claims, 10 all
considerable sum. When it became neces-
sary TO bring the affair 10 conclusion,
quantity of faded loveltes with parcel OF
elderly females acting as their mothers, were
introduced, and The applicant was only too
glad to make good his escape. He generally
abstained a from making the swindle public
for fear of being laughed at. The invesliga-
tions that have been commenced will proba-
bly, lead TO the breaking up of all the malIi.
monial offices in Paris.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices.

GoDEr, LADY Book for May i, already table, and
MI excellent number it is The engraving "Attacking a
Crowned fIead,n is excellent in design and execution
The fashions ngain coore and will continue here
after Cooley deccves by false promises and is
of the most honorable men, both publisher and n
gentlemen, That the Press can boast of.
THE FARM JOURNAL now published West Chester, is
filled with maeriusefu and entertaining for the Agrirul-
turalist.
The FAMILY CIRCLE and Parlor Annual for April come
TO us with two very pretty illustrations
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

The GARDNER CAsE.-Washington, April
lin the Gardner case a spirited discus
sion took place this morning, in consequence
OF the non arrival of Arrangois, Mexican
Consul General, a, New York, 10 give the
concluding testimony for The prosecution.
The defence wishing 10 proceed with their
rebnlting evidence, the Court ordered that
Senior Arrangois must be here to. o.morrow, or
he could not testify.
The Court then at O'Clock, adjourned,
aud Captain Goddard was telegraphed 10
bring him OIL tonight.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
A CARD.

HI AVING embarked in the Mercantile bust.
HI ness on my own account, take this oP-
Portunity to thank the friends Of the late firm, and
the public in general for the liberal patronage
extended to me heretofore, and would be most
happy to see them at my new business stand, in
the house formerly occupied by John Leisenrins,
opposite the Bank.
MARKS b. PRIESTLEY.
Northumberland, March &c, ls53.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
UyHE FIRE at Windsor Castle is sal,

THE FIRE at Windsor Castle is said to
have destroyed considerable portion of
Prince Albcrt's wardrobe. This must have been
inconvenient to his royal highness, unless he had
facilities for repenishing his exhausted stock from
such ready made clothing establishment like
Rockhill & Wilson's Clothing Store, No. Ill.
Chestnut street, corner of Franklin Place. Philadc-
phia.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6. lS52.-ly.-cw.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
THE GAUGE LAW.

The repeal of the guage law by the le-
gislature, to which our friends in Erie were
SO strsnously opposed, seems TO have been
received by them as philosophically as if
they expected nothing else. 1t was, per-
haps, wise policy so far as certain local
interests were concerned, to pass such
law, but as general principle, it was nei-
ther wise or liberal. The Pennsylvania
guage is 4 feet 81 inches-the Ohio feet
10 inches. Some of our friends of the
Snnbury Erie Road, think il would be a
wise step to construct that road with the
Ohio guage, which would give us con-
,inuous line Of the same guagc from this
place, through Pennsylvania, Ohio and In
diana, 10 Chicago, Ill. For comfort and
convenience OF passengers, the six foot
guage Of New York is, no doubt, the best,
but perhaps not the most economical. l,
is now thought, by many Engineers, that
guage of 81 feet is, taking all things into
consideration, the most advisable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
List of Jurors.
ar Northumberland Comfy, fOI Msy IT,
" 1858. Special Court.

nF Norihumbeflanu Comfy iol May IL
" 1858. Special Court.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
SusBuRy-John Lyons, Thomas Robins,
Benz. f. Diehl, p. b Masser.
MILTos-John Deivel, William Hsinen,
Timothy Miller, Abram. Straub.
DELAwARE--David Aungsi, Amos S. AM
derson.
TuRBur Joseph De.hlet, Robert Mack.
CBILIsoUAoUE-Petsr Voras, John Fredsr-
ick, John Beckley, sen, Andrew Killer.
PoISr-Henry Morgan, Adam vandling.
RUsH-James Eckman, Jesse Weaver, Jos.
Kenady.
SHAMoKIs-David Kelly, Jane. Ysenm.
UPPER AUGUSTA = Henry Burns, iksas
Fisher.
Lower AUcusrA-WalteI Speece, Dennis
wolveriOn, Jacob Shipman, solomon Mil
UPPER MlHoSoY-Jacob Strasser, sen.
LITTLE MAHosoY-lraei Dunk sibergsr.
CoAL-Alexander Caldwell, Joseph Sny-
Ter.
JoRDAs-Samuel West
CAMERoS-Benj. F. Klock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16

" The CABINEr.-There are rumors at
Washington of changes in the Cabinet, but
The rumors do not appear to be confirmed.
Mr.. Buchanan, it is said, has been confirm
ed as Minister to England. and it is said
hs will accept the post.