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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01

DOCTOR JOSEPH w. CAMERON.
EsPEcffuLLY Informs the elll4eas "
~ tho Borough of Sunhuy and sleinily, that
be has Pefmanaully located hlmself nl said
borough agl oliefs hls professional ssT,lces a.
lheso Nha alay wish ~ empluy hln, foI Do
pleasni he ean b. found a. Msasogs Hotel.
haAbuly, MsTch ~, isai.-n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01

ADlEs DWas s,so'la,-~splius aud summer
: sha~ls, Black aud fancy dTeas Silk, silk
p1l'lins, lle LANES, shaliy Ginghams ani Cali,
60 IA gfeal aIiely, jasi rsesisel and los sale
BY l. W. TENER a 90,
Sudbury, APEil ss, 1854.
HLocks-Eishs dsy aRd 30 hsuf llaa anA
" Woolsn framed, Cream Nuts, nlounl
Nut, Ralsns, sad flsnsa, jusi tessi, 81 aai ior
sals bY NM, A. kAAhn.
Lover Augusta, May o, isbt.-
HEATs sni Caps, silk, hsasss, fm snl
~ slsusA, faHai,.a, a. shsfn, nfsii and CHIP
laI iafn sni bays i.sii,s nsslnsls 81 sll siYles,
iua mrslssA ,iai 90 isls ~
Msy o, is,i.~ hM, 4. kAABu.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01
Important to Coal Dealers.

VE'HE subscribers hereby inform the public, that
IL they have entered into partnership under the
firm of Kasc, Reed g. Co., for the purpose Of
mining shipping and selling coal, delivcrd at
Sunbury, or at any other point along the Sus-
quchanna.
They will be ready to deliver COAL well prcpa-
red on contract or otherwise, at all times, on the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms
Orders received at Shamokn by
KASE, REED e. co.
Sunbury, June 4, lS53.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01

MATT. F. WARD.-This notorious individ-
ual, finding the rest of the world too no, for
him, has gone 10 the Hot Springs of Arkansas
to cool himself. The only steamer he could
find 10 carry him down the river was the
"R. j. Ward" called after and in part owned
by his father. His health is said 10 be very
bad, and we do not wonder at it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01

PHILADELPHIA.
Railroad Hay, Coal and Farmers SCALES,
set in any part of the country, by experienced
workmcn, and at short notice.
Phila., April 8, lS5i.-6m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of New York, December 20, 1884,


CLEARED.
Steamship North Star, WArnock, Aspnwa, n Roberta
Stsamship Clyde tBD, Woodward. 81 Thomas Maitland
Steamship Nashville Berry Charleston spoaord Teston
ship Oxnard, Hinchley, San Francisco Carey Co
Ship Siddons, Taylor Liverpool r p stanton.
BARK Clara Windsor Button, Port Prince, Z Beck
BIie cfSshersosn ycn oldsnburs Brsm shasr. Santa
Brig y Crosse (Brem), Wegman Laeuna, w Cehekeu.
Schr Oregon, Bunnell, Jack sonve, master
Scbr J. Davis Davis Savannah, NcCready, Mott 4 Co.
Schr Vary Powell, Davidson, Wiminston, Powell
Schr Harriet Halock, Pow, Wilmington, G Murray
Schr Orrin Cowl, Smith, Boston, Eoonen Haviland.
Sleep Charles sturgee, Providence, master.
sloop John Adams, Halleck, New Haven II Ravens.
Steamer Caledonia, Morley, Baltimore, II II Cromwell
line. -
ARRIVED.
SHIP Sias BRENNAN, Magma HAvre IS days. with mdse
ana t6l passengers TO Everett Brown Nov 10 lat a. lou
e. exchanged signals with ship st Bernard hence Havrs
Dec lat ~ H. Ion 81 10, exchanged signals with Br ship
Burita OF st John NIB, bound II day ship John
iun, bound f. The experienced heavy gales the
sage, and was 10 days w Of the Banks Had deaths.
Ship Jane Cooper tof Boston, Moore, Cardiff 40 days,
with railroad iron, to order Dec H. lat 10 a. Ion 81 81
spcke shp Gss,tee hence for BOSTON iOh lat q So lon
C2 Co. exehsnged signals with brig steering NV showing
signal with white srovnd and blue crosse ~
Bark Dephos (of Boston) Lane, Bordeaux 80 days. with
brandy, &c, 70 RcssanFc Dee 70, lat ~ 3 Ion 90 o5
srohc Hsmb ship Ere, from Hamburg for New York. 81
tsyf cut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21
Brooklyn CITY News.

FREs.-Yesterday morning, about o'clock, are was
discovered breaking out Of unfinished house on the
corner Of DeKalb and Ryerson street. Before the
remen could get to work. the flames communicated to
building adjoining, and both werc consumed, with a
number of carpenter tools contained therein as the
buildings were yet in unfinished state. Mr. James
Brown was the owner. Loss 81 ,200-insured
Last evening the goods in the show window Of Meal
listers dry goods store, in Fulton street. caught FIRE
from the light in the window and caused
BILE damage The flames we're suppressed before reach
ing the interior of the store.
FROZEN TO DEArH.-A colored man, ia military known
as the darby with the large mouth found lying
on the pavement in Henry street near Hamilton avenue
early yesterday morning. in state Of exhaustion from
the intense cold. Officer Bsschack OF the Third dis
trict police, conveyed him TO the station house in
cart, where he died after His crutches, (being
lame, with his cap and tambourine, found lying
by his side lie had applied at rum shop in the
neghborhood, during the night for privilege to warm
himself and il was refused him, although Il evil
dent that he could not survive the intense cold An in
quest was held, and verdict rendered in accordance
with the facts.
RoBnEy.-The house Of George f. Taylor on Gates
avenue, Bedford feoniously entered on Tues
day night, and robbed Of clothing and other articles
amounting In value to upwards of $50 dollars. The
burglars escaped, urdetectel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21
williamsburg City News.

Wnie PRIMARY MEErIyGs-The wing primary NEE tugs
Of the consolidated city we're held Tuesday evening
Thirteenth Wdrd.-General Committee-Abel C. VIII
marth, Daniel Chichester, Edgar Darbee L T. Coles H.
+. Ripley. Ward Committee-John d. Hunt, Georse c.
whsley, Samuel French, Cornelius woslom.
fourteenth Wa,d.-General Committee-James Han.
ford, Peter Bennett Gilbert r. Parker, D. H. Brown Jas
W. Thayer. Ward Com nittce--John Elliott Wesley W.
Belts, James Bagley.
Fifteenth Wcrd-General Con,mittce-Charles Sher-
man. j. l. fenn George C. Preston, d. L. Northup Ro-
bert Clnch. Ward Committee--James Dickinson Dos. nh
mitteeAbel Smith, j. w. Hanford, Daniel Brooks Fran
els y. Iaramee Jr, Daniel L. Northrup. Ward Com
mittee-Ihomas Eames, Samuel Smith, James 1. Adams
Sixteenth Wdrd.-General Ccmmittee-John H. Cans
Charles B. Smith, Anthony Walter, John Montgomery
Thomas Cotrel Ward Committee-Samuei Keller Chas
Bethon, Edward Collins.
Serenteeneh Wcrd-Geperal Committse-John A. Bou.
telle, John N Stsarns George W. Bruce T. d. TAFT Jas
p. Hallett. Ward Committee-Erederick Perkins, j. e.
Stearns p p. Hallenbcck, Edward Williams Archibald
X Meserole, job Davis G. f. Shopoff Robert Dunn.
The AssArIr IRON FKxALALJohu p. Teale was ar.
rested yesterday forenoon, by officer Bradley on the
charge mentioned yesterday, Of having pushed Ger.
man woman down stairs, whereby she was seriously In
jured He gave bonds 70 appear for trial. Capt Gal
laudet Of the Second ward visited Mrs. Kaiser the
injured woman yesterday, and although out danger
che will Be corined to her bed for several days with
starvation staring her in the face. The children were
crying for food, and not morsel In the house. their
immediate wants supplied by the captain. The
states that theassalant Teae owed her
$40 for labor she begged him to pay her half dollar
with which she could buy food to keep her children
from starving, but instead, she was thrust out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21
Naval IntelIlrence.

The GosPoRD NAVY YARp.--we have seldom visited a
place in which there is activity displayed than
at the Gosport Navy Yard There about 500 work
men employed, In the various mechanical and labornR
departments The work on the two steam frgates,
Roanoke and Colorado IS progressing rapidly and when
immense floating batteries The sloop Of war Constela
ton Is nearly reged and will probably be ready for sea
early in the coming spring She Is complete specimen
The frgate Potomac il also nearly ready for service
having her lower masts IN and the rigging nearly
rleted The tremendous frame Of the ship Of the line
about 80 years. The Rartan IL In the dry dock under
going repairs. very large and lofty ship house IL
store house is in ,grsss aud extensive foundry Is
in contemplation. When the improvements at present
going on In this yard completed It win be the finest
yard In the United States 1t than 100
Of aground, land Is in pleasant location. -NorfoM
Beacon Dec. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

Earl Hairiea. -. Antverp > dayA vlth asss 81 rss
brig johanna tbrs~, -. Rveas~ WIN pssss~ssrs. a.
sr.s Sarah x,s.. sr,. ssrri.. wisx.cr M a ds~~
with rsster, 20 whitney a Go.
So Dolphin. Foster Aachias, q dsys
SeAr Julia Smith. Croweli ses<oa sor PhilaA phiA
SIR Rosfir. wallace. eitlhrfsss
selP Forrest. Hvown. WlIhTids~ 10 days
seLr W Pickering, Mitchell, Maekiss
setr Woodbury. Naspiue. RoekianA
SeLr Ann DenmsA. GitchkiU, RsektaaA
Scsr Iriree Debee, Tripr, New Bedford
ScLf Com ktarney, Reoker, Eaatoa
scbr L. Hammond, Kinney, NoAaak. RI
Sleep Blackstone, Reynolds, rr~vSAsaee
Sleep American BAKER, Pravidssse
slccp Harvest, CoRwin, Providsacs.
BELOW.
Three ships unknown.
bark Robert Mills. from Gslvesssa.
SAILED
Steamships North STAR Aspinw ALI Nashville. Charissto.
Wind durins the day, NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

ARRIVAL OF TWELVE CONvICTS AND ONE HUNDRE
AND FIFTY PAUPERs FROM BELGIUM-ARREsr O


AND FIFTY PAUPERs FROM BELGIUM-ARREsT or
TIE FORMER AND THEIR DETENTION AT THE rOMBs.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Bell, attached to the
Mayors Office received information that the ship Roch
ambeas, Capt Stackpoe, coming up the bay loaded
with $50 paupers and twelve convicts which had been
sent here by the Belgian government being shipped at
Antwerp for the port Of New York. He Immediately
with great ala:rty, despatched his squad Of men on
board the vessel before she had reached the wharf, and
bad the twelve convics arrested They were taken be-
for Judge Beebe, who sitting In his chambers who
ordered them TO be locked up in the Tonbs until eome
provision is made for their conveyance back to Belgium
:. Bsbbite Mace, Joseph Weir, Guilame Bolonger,
Joseph Poisons, Felix Buyer, John wagerrnan'
Joureenier, r. W. Schmidt and Pierre Mack.
For some time past many European governments have
been in the habit Of sending their convcts this coun.
Try asa matter Of economy and safety to themselves
Il has been found very convenient the other side Of
TIE Atlantic to make penal settlement Of the United
ed thieves forger and other villains Of the worst de-
scriP'ion, are continually arriving In this city
s as ~, osd " i in the north
Waited II not abolished for the great increase Of crime
in the metropolis IL really beginning to become alarm
to avoid repetition Of such another embarkation Is
that Of yesterday and also hope that the authorities
, M lose no n oaek ahoso sonvcts that
city prison.
ILLEGAL MPRIs0SMENT IN A HOUSE OF ILL FAME,
AND CHAHoE OF KEEPING A DIs0RDRRLY House.
Anthony Miller, German, and his wife Eda, we're
yesterday arrested bench warrants issued by the
Court of Sessions, charging them with keeping dis.
orderly house. under the guse Of agertier saloon at
No 500 Grand street. II appears that thsse persons
have been in the habit Of isvcgng young German girls
newly arrived cmgrants-into their house. under pre-
tence Of procuring for them situations In families snd
then inducing them to prostitute their persons for gain
which the landlord and his wifl recsivcd The esimo
johanna n n NJ foLo
before the Grand jury Yesterday and II went 10 shoy
that she arrived in this country about year ago and
that on the 1st OF last month engaged BY Miller In
the capacity Of waiter and bartender that after being
In the house two days she was induced by the per-.
suasions OF the wife Of Miller, TO have improper
intercourse With msn who was stranger 10 her On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

Il. Z q Sc ss.5
Island and y IN dangerous sitssson bsiag q: dirsos
. s ssoas % ..sy ss ss &: H.
Of the water schooner Ginning in contact With s;
also smother anzss wreck but short assss: s sls
Roth Of these vssele should DO removed
as possible
uoy boa. has been PLACED the North cad q Bass
tpsr e 20 WV, distant about three niiss
also been placed the sesth cad Of Great
per COMPASS, SWl.w distant about fourteen mites
10th ds ass ens Is.
Great Rip"
xEwsuRyPoRr LIGHT.
The main channel across the bar into New6uypor
longer range crossing deepest wass
tce Is hereby given thatto prevent strangers nom bsag
s y is and hs inner wsss fro.
the larw only be kept until tho sracturs
a public evil
Hereby made known, that tho northwest Poaak q
Eserosnin the vicinity Of Esersund viii be lighted The
the inedo il Will be visible from al points tie COM
With view to its serving as day mark or beacon ne
oEsr will b tainted red hsngtnds East & g q
Fis1stcn Of the light above the sea- iS2 Norwegian
Elssan als.s ths sround % Norwegian feet viss.s y
CAaIsriAsiA, Nov. II, 1854. REDER
EGrRogr, EsERsusD
OFFICE o. CoMMirrKEor PRIxy Courcn,
ron TRADE, MARINE DsrAsrsnTs
srI am directed by The Lords Of the Of rvy
s hit 'ds to t. for ri s s
eomIsnyng copy 0ransiatonS Of notice issnei ey the
light en- the and Of Egeroen the vicinity srsasA
Capt G. A. HALsrKD, n. n. Secretary liz, IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

soFr tHELL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELuCS10n
The eft shells bed their elections between ire hours
FIVE and seven NJ yesterday. There was considerable
excitement around Of the polls but merely
of personal character and had reference to natooai
politics In several Of the wards there reports OF
determination letwean the hards and scts In the e.
veneenL ward 1t ia said the national aud admaistrs-
tcn forces united most lovingly In the Twenty second
wsrd there spirited contest, which resulted in the
election Of the ticket headed by Nicholas Seagris the
Sage Of Bloomingdsle, by forty three majority.
In some of the lower districts OF coalition be-
tween tie divisions Of the party rife In the
Eighth ward II will be seen BY reference TO adver
Using columns, there considerable difficulty.
As the primary elections all complete, will
have short respite until the committees neat ia
nuary, when we may expect curious developments
win take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

COOft C01em0Ax-Thl0 Day.
uxnD SfATn DISTRICT CouRr. Mos. %, IA, II, %, IS
%, 50, SO, "a, IS.
sursns Counr-specal term.-Nos. 10, 70, 80, 4, s,
~ to II, 1875, IS to 81.
COMMON PIGAs-Nos. 1871, 1866, 1871, 1874, 1907.
euYm1oR C0uR1-Four branches-Nos. 266, Sc, $685.
l62, 1l07, 7SS, 41e, 43S, 437 64s, 1929, t1el s76
255, t25 $50 io7l TO- 24S $751; TO- So s7l, $685. 753,
03S, 1905, 11Ss, 500, 702 1906 450 SOL, lS 5lS All
notes Of issue must be fled with the Clerk on or before
next Saturday the 23d inst for the ensuing January
Term Of this Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR ErlcT.-
Governor Clark has made the following military appoint
inspector Geueral-B. r. Bruce, Madison county.
Engineer In Chief. J. Chambers Albany
Qusrtermaster General--Jsmes l.. Mitchell, Albany.
Paymaster General--E. y. Kendrick Albany.
Surgeon Generality. Hof Albany.
Aids--t. H. sch.rmerhorn, New York; John SUI, Al !.
bany; John b. Gale, Troy
Military secretary--Ssnuel c. Thompson New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

The WNDHAx BANK RoBBERs--vERDIcr OF THB
JURY.--We learn from the Willimantic Mnium
that the jury In the case ofthe Windhsm Bank rob-
bers have rendered verdict Of guilty against all
Ct the prisoners except Jones, on vh-se oase they
do rel sgNe.-Harffbrd 1iarss, nsc. lG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

Two KANSAS EMIGRANTs FROM NEW YORK
DROwNED.-On last Monday afternoon Mr.. Stephen
Y. Noble az Joseph ONeI both Of this place, start
ec from Weston, in small fiat bsat, loaded with
lime end laths, when, but short distance from the
above place, the boat struck snag and immediate.
Iy suIk. One of the men went down immediately,
ard the other grssped snag but before assistance
was rendered he suEk. Thus have two Of our most
worthy citizens been taken from our mids:. They
came Rom New York to settle among US; but have
found watery grave In the Missouri. Mr.. Noble
leaves bere aved family to mourn his loss. Quite
a number of citizens turned out to look for them.
But the bodies have not o. yet been found
LeoUtnscoTtA tx. T.) Herald, Dec. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

Herald Marine Corrcspondenoe.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20-Au schrs Flsvilla, Berry,
Boston; JAS BaTratt, Cobb EYork
CID chip Judah Touro, brig Malvern. Ja.
Rowe Baker, and Henry Payson, Matthew'S, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

EOUTH CAROLINA LE0ISLATURE-Abi bill has pass
ed the House of Representatives of South Carolina sub
scribng u 600 to the stock Of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road bill has also passed the Senate to aid the
Charleston and Savannah railroad The Charleston pa
pers look upon the passage Of these bills inaugural
ing new in the commercial career of that city
report has been submitted in the Senate In OF
c2ening the slave trade The same body has passed
b modifying the law in relation to colored An
modified provides that captains Of vessels arriving ct
any port in the State must give bond and security that
the negroes on board their vessels shall 70 ON shore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

The report that shp Highland Ckicf nov 81 Bath has
scd ecnsradeted and understand she 10 sti for
sale.
LA,scHrr-At Eds:conb, Ne, 18th inst. b. neon "
chip Of about HOO called IL
cage owned By Messis Nesmh Sons, Of NV Ysrk a.
Cart John Chase Of Edgecomb who will eenmaaa -.
The ship King Lear launched 81 Boston 1Seh (net
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

lie following day she wsh~d - leave hut vas pssvest
cd h Miller and his wife who tept her eond0sd In
Gaze and has not since returned She further stated
that there are two other sr in the house who are kept
by Miller for vile purposes. On this evidences two in
dc.nents found against each of the Accused one
FOR unlawful and the other FOR keeping
who hronxh. TIN m before the court and they were held
10 hail in $500 zach to the indictments. Henry
Hsehof, OF 20 SO Frankfort street, became their bonds
THE CASE or RYAN, ARRESTED on CHARGE or MAN
sLAroH1ER-A CURIOUS PROCEDURE
We understand from good authority that the father
Of the child Cogan, killed By blow Of bottle alleged
to be in the hands OF John Ryan has had overture
made 10 him 10 so!e TIE matter With the accused party
for small consideration At the time the inquest
held april as evidence could be obtained to who
the rarity that gave the atsl blow 70 the child but
since that time additional evidence Wing been obtain
ed going to show that Ryan tie that threw the
bottehe arrested Monday ast and held 10 answer
thee by Justice Crse Since then however netaer
hands ard further investigate the matter both parties
declaring II to be case not within their ursdction
WHO is TO adjudcate this important matter 2
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Yesterday. young man named William Ievere,
arrested by officer Tracy, OF the Second ward police
charged with having stolen two coats from the store *
Tcylin Co of John and Nassau streets valued
at S28cost price 1t appears from the statements of
thu compliments that the accused watching his oppor
tuny snatched two Of the coats from the store door
and started of at rapid rate On ais way h. managed
to put OF the garments, aud about TO pat
the other II, when he captured. On being
brought before Justice Bogsrt he excuse for
the theft hi had mmtttd the unisputable fact Of po
verify, hard times and Geld weather, (the day
tanly bitter cne) He locked like person who ha!
been in better circums that driven 10
crime by poverty aud hardship. The presiding mayis.
trate deciding that there but little doubt Of the pri
soners guilt. had him committed in full for trial
THE OCEAN BANK sMsIzzL zMEHT CASE.
This case which set down yesterday for examina-
tion again postponed of the absence Of
Of the counsel, James T. Brady Judge Bcebc
therefore obliged TO postpone this important matter
again l; agreed by the parties that the
investigation shoud certainly take place Saturday,
-. one O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21
Herald NYarsr,e Corr

Telegfaphsc Marine Rspsge.
BOSTON. Dec .O-Arr ship Thos Psekns, New Orleans;
bark Deerine, Malaga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

INQUEST ON THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMER
OCEAN IN BosroN HARBOR - The jury find that
Jsb.z Robinson. Nary L. Haskell, aud Clara O.
Smiley came to their death by dro wing BY falling,
jumping, o; having been thrown overheard from the
sfesmer Ocean, in which they were passengers, on
her outward bound passage 20 Halo we'll, about 81
O'Clock, on Friday evening, Nov. "a, 1854, be.wesn
Fort IGdeyenden and Long Island, In Boston har-
steamer Canada, on her In sard bound passage from
Liverpool, by which occurrence the steam or Ocean
was set on dre and burned. And the jury say, in
vitw OF tie respective steamers passing the channel
in tho eight season, with number Of other vessels
passing aid re 3Acsit e. ,dIzng many lives in
case Of collision ere was great csrelessness on
the psIt Of those having charge Of both vessels by
negc.irg 70 give established signals, by no. slack
course required by Law Of steamers when passip
each other