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NJ & ii Il l. + It's NEW BOOK NcAhLI
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The yans, 40 Women In l7r0 and 1891; Madame h,iand
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July T799l The Psiss Roysl in l1y' tbs saon dsw the
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,f the beautiful es productions OF its distinguish
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spesous tbess Of Charlotte Crssy ntsm-s sosaS Robert
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT
AND His rfMEa
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02

AMERICAN SoLDIERY.-The last W estmin-
ster Review has an article on America that
widely contrasts with much that has hitherto
come from the British press. For instance,
ii says:
"0nc knows not what is most to be admir-
ed in the Mexican war-the facility with
which an army Of volunteers submitted to de-
ciplinc, the perfection OF their weapons, new
inventions of America, handled with skill
previously upknown-the goodness of their
commissariat in wild and vast country, or
the fexibility of their mechanical adaptations
as to reporting, printing and communicating
homeward. For fifty years past, the mer-
chant ships Of the United States have noto-
riously been far better built than those of
Great Britain and as in 1912 our gun
ners we're very inferior TO theirs, so at the
crisis of the Mexican war; into which they
plunged out ola long peace, their practice in
small arms was immeasurably superiort to any
thing that trained British regulars had at
that time attained"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02
SOuLE AND PERRY.

Mr. Perry, the American Secretary oI
Legation at Madrid, publishes in the Nation.
al Inteligencer q long letter, addressed to the
President OF the United States, replying to
Mr. Soules letter of March oath He char
ges MIR. Soue with wilfully and knowingly
mismanaging the Black Warrior affair, so as
not to obtain the redress this government de.
sired. He says Mr.. Soule neglected the in.
structions he received, suppressed fer five
months, au important despatch from Secreta.
ry Marcy, intended for the Spanish Govern
mcnt, intercepted the official correspondence
OF the charge d. Ailaires of the Uuited States
at Madrid, with the Secretary of State, at
Washington, and cndeavored to seduce Mr.
Perry to abandon his post, for the purpose
ofprocuring an appearance of rupture OF
diplomatic relations with the Spanish court
These charges will ofcourse be replied to by
Mr. Soule.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02
noRnID curLD-nunprn IN prIAwAer.

Tho novor c,,,,.,,.J -. =. .-.-.. q
,nost otroc;,,,s sises an accosh! o,
v;c;n;tv ~, ,oS, n,, Milion huPpeneu III tnat
aA N vi ias. 4 ihursuoy, she z4th;
i,o,n.a1N LIN; H.. " .ne name OF George Parker
oiSe'il NJ .NIg JUST OUTSIDE OF Dover. went
,,,s; ~ nj. oiaagn'ers mouse early yesterday
ntolning anu knocked at the door Tor admis-
siou, a Muen MI. slaughter came to the
1ooI, wnicn ne opened cautiously, he found
arher stanuing on the outside, with gun
lSvenea at MN, threatening to kill him.
2p,augnter immediateiy closed the door, when
urSer went 10 ms own house, had some
Mo,us WIN tne giri, VINO lves with his wife,
ahu snoI ner, inJuring hersevereiy. lie then
niaoe on 10 Mr.. Glbos house, the door ol
Which ne pro.e open, and rushed upon Gibbs,
VINO maoe ms escape out ofa back door. not,
however before The negro had discharged the
gun at MN.
=, 1lpps maze OIL TO noighbors house, by
ihe name Oh moore, TO give the alarm, whom
ne loanu, wnen tney lmmeulateiy went IN
Searcli o. more assistance 10 enable them TO
secure IarEer; VINO, when ne iound that
blpps hao iled, returned again to his own
mouse, ana enIering, selzeo upon one OF nus
i'lle ones 'piu III most cruei ana parpa-
rous n,ahnef, CUT its throat from ear 10 ear,
thcn Cnrew tle pouy away rom MN. ric i:c
tneh ea'iie ous in.o tne y",u III sJ'iroh u an5 1
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Baltimore Market.

May ~, 1900.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this
morning were light and for almost all de-
scriptions the market was inactive. There
were 900 to l,500 bushels of Wheat offered
at the Corn Exchange, but onlya few samples
were sold most of the lots offered having
been withdrawn. Wheat may, be quoted
this morning at 24O@25O cts. for good to
prime reds, and 250(1260 cts. for good to
prime whites.-There were only about 5000
bushels of Corn at market this morning,
which is a smaller quantity than has been
offered for some days. CoRN.--Sales were
made at 10e(91O9 cts. for white, and 1850
lO7 cts. for yellow. We note sale of 200
bushels Pennsylvania Rye at 160 cts. The
receipts of Oats were light only about 900
bushels being offered this morning. The
market. as has heen the cause for some days,
was dull, and there were no sales reported.
Maryland and Virginia Oats were held at
63065 cts. and Pennsylvania do. at 65 cents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02

GEN. ScorT-Ws appearance. passing
down Twelfth street to-day, May 2lst) ! met
ioy the first time for many months, Cen
Scott. He resides in splendid mansion in
that street, which he has purchased since the
title Of Lieutenant General WAS given to him,
with the salary added from the time of the
war with Mexico. lie grows cid quite rap
idly and the change OF his appearance since
the result Of the campaign that elected Gen.
Pierce is very apparent lofty form is
bowed down--hs elastic step has passed
away-a look Of sadness and WEAKNESS has
settled upon those once expressive and deci-
dcd features. He leads very retired life
sees but little company-rarely appears in
public, and usually walks alone.-Ne,c l'ork
Chrespoadence Of Boston journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02

POPULAR IGNoRANcE.-The Morris Jersey
man learns that on Saturday evening last, at
the Rockaway Basin OF the Morris Canal, q
boy named Henry Herring, aged about l3
years, while performing some duty on q boat,
fell over into the canal. An alarm was i'm
mediately given, boat-hook procured, and
the boy taken out. lie hadbeen In the water
only about five minutes, and it is stated that
bis eyes were open, and that he had every
appearance of coming TO life but his rescuers
tied rope around his neck, and threw him
back into the canal, where he remained until
morning, they alleging as II reason for Sc
doing, that they thought the law required
him to remain in the water until an inquest
could be held !