Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14

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REcAYrArIoy OF RoMANIsM.-Two public
and important recantations Of Roman Catho-
lcsln have recently occurred in England
One by the Rev. Thos. Deromc. late priest of
the Roman Catholic ChapaI Of St. Andrews.
Newcastle Tyne; and the other by the
Rev. Mr.. Bolton. late Roman Catholic
pyiot at Lincoln's-Inn Fields.
REVOLUTION IN IIAYrr-An arrival from
Aux Cages, brings dates to the 24th ult
The revolution had not been suppressed.
The reneis G000 strong. were in front of Aux
Cages where martha, law had been proclaim
ed and the citizens called upon to take up
arms against the rebels. Two or three skr-
mishes had resulted in thirty Insurgents BE-
ing taken prisoners. An business WAS sus-
pended, and tie stores closed.
Mn. FnIMnEr, it is said, was rather shah
billy treated by the Giguitnries of Nienrh.--
After the snu'>hng that Austria got through
NJ. Webster. Mr.. Flllmorc'$ Secretary Of
state, tic eX.prra1cGi could scarce g expect
great deal ufa!Itci u II that quarter.
EA.TTesldcnt Fillmore Is 70 be Toomea III
the ST. Nrhous Hotel, at the rate Of I; .
,,o- ! .i.--tiu- ~. S,uTuu square. mi lnr
charge was too high--S40 rcr day They
neyt applied 10 the Mrtr;pnlilap. hGt S2I
was the loves, figure, even. FOR ali Ex Presl.
dent, there The ST. Nicholas, being the
lowest bidder, gets the job.
TSFAro LErrERs.-The Postmaster Cen
eral has addressed an official despatch 10 ,ic
leading post Offices. instrncting the Postmas-
Ter in each case that whenever any letter is
deposited unpaid. he must send circular no
ticc to the party addressed, that the SAID let
Ger is detained for want OF pre- payment. and
That it will be forwarded on the receipt, in
stamps, Of the amount due.
The cholera appears to he showing itself
again in st. Petersburg. Th. dairy mortai-
~ mas risen ol late from tive er three to as
many as twrn.y-one. The number of deaths
that have already taken place in tire present
outbreak is 90i
Do'NGs or THE CALIFORNIA MIxT. The
San Francisco Mint, established in the spring
OF 1884, has coined $3i.i7i.507 in gold, aud
stamped S9,356,9T gold bars or ngots, ma
King tota! business, in two years, OF Sl0,.
52S,iol.
HEREDITARY DRrSRESNEss.-D Freeman
Of New York, says that almost one-qdarter o
the children under ten years of age in that
city die of hereditary inebrie,y. lie advo
Gates the erection of an Asylum for inebriutes
and says that eighty per cent. of cases can be
cured by such an institution This is assert
ed on the strength Of experiments made b,
the Doctor himself and the testimony Of 9th
er distinguished physicians.
More Mormons are continually arriving a
the Atlantic ports from England. on board o
the packet ships. England and Wales an
pear to furnish the greater portion of tht
Mormon recruits. Seven hundred of then
recently arrived at Boston on board of on,
ship. The English Mormons came from tn,
provincial districts, where much Ignorance az,
superstition prevails.
General Shields, after the expiration @
his Senatorial term. ana the election of Seno
tor Trumbu as his successor emigratpd I,
the territory Of Minnesota, where he is nov
settled on farm, at Fnirbault. 4 rpcen
letter from him, mentions that his health i,
good and that he was employed all winter a
the hard but healthy work OF splitting rails.
Stringfellow begins to complain that IN,
South has sent him in Bufor!'s army nothia,
nGitrr lh"n Southern panpcrs. Fifty Of then
fell short OF funds at Kansas city. ond :, rin,,
fellow had to pay their bills. 1t 81 T,oni
four OF them deserted, having stolen n bon
sand dollars of liu!ord's money. IL i..n;,
they did not steal his head also. ''''
HARD l4CCK.-A gentleman OF New orl
was driving his 81 900 horse into to.n q
Saturday afternoon. VIXEN the noble amin,
faltered and fell dead While standing oyr
his dying, gallant bay" the gentleman hn
his watch stolen ana his pocket picIed ,
s385. Alis!ortunes, like vuitures, come
locks.
HoHo,rnyS Ointment and Pii's have efr.c
ed another Wonderful Cure of Sore Legs
Anthony Harrison Scard. Of Murtinsbur.
Virginia, was Sufferer for twruty-eicl
years from sore legs, so bad AT Times. III,
human nature coud scarcely bear il, as IN,
were covered with wounds and prouG g,s
His friends bad given up all hopes of l.
ever reghlning the use Of his limbs. as he W,
IN So piiiahle state, the more especially ,
tie doctors told him il was c. institutional :
Having heard from several eiple the goo
fleets lio'loway's Pis had produced IN mal
cases Of this nature, he made up hi, mind
give them trul after using them for Il.
weeks, lie ie't much better, and by cortnuir
them Tor two months and hall, he was pe
tectlv cured altar ha;n,