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foteio1 Welps,
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT
AND ATLANTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FRODI EUROPE.

ONE WEEK LATER FRODI EUROPE.
Attempted Insurection IN Haly-ETcitemem
in Spain--A Regiment of Indian Infantry
cut TO Pieces.
NEW YoRK, July 10.
The q. s. Mail Steamship Vanderbilt,
Capt. Wilcox, and the Collins Mail Steam
ship Atlantic, Capt Eldridge, with foreign
advices to the Sth inst, the one from South
ampton. and the other from Liverpool, arri-
we'd to-day.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr.. Roebuck's motion to abolish the Lord
Leutenancy Of Ireland, was defeated in the
House of Commons on the 7th inst. by
vote of 266, against 15l.
The "Times" of the subsequent day, in
leading editorial, denounces the Court at
Dublin as spurious thing, bad imitation
and o downright imposture.
In the House Of Commons, the Government
was twice defeated on motions to amend the
probate bill.
The shipment of telegraplic cable on board
the Niagara was proceeding satisfactorily
She is expected to be ready fer sea by the
20th inst The Susquehanna was expected
in Mersey on the llth inst.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says
that tho insurrection in Naples is put down
at all points Two engagements between the
insurgents and Royal troops are stated to
have taken place on the frontiers of Calabria,
and in the first it is alleged the insurgents
lost 100, and the second 80 men.
The flow of gold into the Bank OF Enelan
continued active.
The English money market was fat, and
breadstufis had somewhat declining tenden.
cy.
The Bank Of England expected lower
rate of discount on Thursday week. There
were very great fluctuations in American
shales.
FRANCE.
The harvests of France were in most pro-
ductive state.
A decline in the prices Of corn and wine
are becoming apparent.
The harvests in France and italy are most
productive.
At Paris -four had declined 1a2 francs per
sack of l51 killogrammes Of superior quality,
and 3a4 francs for inferior.
ITALY.
The revolutionary movement in Naples had
been suppressed.
The attempted insurrection iu Italy was
directed against the King of Naples and the
Pope-not with view to any particular
form Of Government, but to get rid Of the
Bourbons and and expel some Of the Austri-
ans from Italy.
SPAIN.
The revolutionary attempts in Spain had
been suppressed.
The province of Jaen was in a state OF fer
mentation. The mail between Seville aud
Madrid had been stopped by o large body OF
armed mep and official correspondence had
been seized and burned. They were subse-
qucntly routed by strong detachment OF the
civil guard.
There were tokens OF discomfort in South
Spain.
INDIA.
There are no later advices from India fur
nished, but letter from Lahore, published
in the London Times, says that the 45th re.
giment of Native Infantry at Ferozepole
having refused TO lay down their arms, were
cut to pieces.
The three hundred Sepoys, who got away
from Lahore, had been nearly oil killed by
the Pun anese.
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rg-sI ,OOo n TWARD will be paid for any Mrdi,

C9-sI 600 u EIWARD will be paid for any Medicine
Spinal Affection, Contracted Joints, Cholc Pains Pains
in the Side Back, Headabhe ruOthGche, Spains, Sore
Muscles and the Glands None genuine without the sig
nature Of PRATT BUTCHER attached to each Label
Principal ofice 2O6 Washington street, Brooklyn, New
York. Sold Ly
Albert w. Fisher, Druggist, Market street, Sunbury,
Ea@ This is to certify, that have made
but one application of the Magic Oil on my
fingers, which have been drawn from contrac-
ton of the cords, brought on by rheumatism
1t was of seventeen months standing, and |
now entirely cured. cheerfully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
j. Nj. FINBROOK,
Harrisburg, ~ Locust street.
July 25, lS57.-Iy.
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A GOOD CHANGE TO MAIZE
MONEY!

yGNHE undersigned about to engage in other
l. business, will sell his Photographic Apara
tus, half size, with sufficient stock aud new
chemicals in good working order, to any person
desirous of engaging in this pleasant and beauti-
ful art. ANY one who wishes To- travel or make
it local business, will find this a favorable oP-
portunity. He will sell at cost and give practi-
cal instructions in the Melainotype, Amhrotype
and Paper process free Of charge. For particU-
lars address PHOTOGRAPH" Box 81, Sun
bury, Northumberland county, Pa.
July IS, lS57.-3t
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Telegrapbit yens,
ST. IorIs. July II.

ST. LouIs, July II.
The Democrat publishes advices from Kan
sas, stating that Gov. Walker has issued a
proclamation declaring his intention to put
down all opposition TO the Territorial laws by
force. lie warns the citizens of Lawrence
not to organize under the Topeka charter,
aud censures them for advising other towns
to do so.
1t is rumored that seven hundrcd troops
were summoned to march against Lawrence,
and that it is the design of Gov. Walker TO
retain au army in Kansas, and break up the
Utah expedition.
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81 The MAILS North and South are now
brought to this place in the morning train Of
the Sunbury & Erie road. In this way we
receive the Southern mail which arrives at
Northumberland, on the evening previous
This is something of an improvement-ouy
IA hours delay at Northumberland instead Of
Is, as heretofore.
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WAGNINnroN. July 2l..

A letter received at the Navy Department
from Commodore Hudson. of the Niagara,
dated the 4th Of July, represents all hands in
excellent health. Three hundred and ten
miles Of the telegraphic cable had been coil
ed on board Of that ship, and the work was
progressing at hundred miles iu twenty four
hours.
Major Ben Nc -Cu!lough arrived here this
morning from Kansas, whittier he had been
sent to see what troop could be spared for
Utah, and on other business connected with
the latter subject.
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For the Sunbury American. !
NJ r. EDITOR

Mr.. EpIToR:
l observe in the papers the names of q
number Of persons as candidates for the
Office Of Prothonotary. | have nothing TO
say against either, and some Of them, have
no doubt, would in time make good officers.
My purpose is to recommend James Beard,
the present incumbent, whom we all know
has given universal satisfac;io during the
past six years lie has been in Office. Mr..
Beard has all the necessary experience,
speaks English and German. and is always
oblging and attentive, and will, therefore,
receive the support Of many, without distinc-
ton of party. AUGUSTA.
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lN Proof of the belief of some geologists
that the earth is ball of liquid fire, sur.
rounded by comparatively thin crust, the
fact is cited that, in descending into mines
the temperature gradually increases in pro,
portion to the depth attained. BY this
means, mathematcians have calculated at
what depth solid rocks would be melted by
the temperature. Some recken it at thirty
miles, some at fifty or sixty at the highest
or, perhaps, hundred miles. Upon boring
down several thousand feet, warm water
gushes up, and in some places the heat Of the
interior Of the earth is used for heating houses
and even large establishments. Earthquakes
and volcanoes are also thought to show moi
only that the interior Of the earth is liquid
but that the material is molten rock
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION /!

NMERSONS United States Magazine, Sa-
HA turday Evening Post, n. Y. Picayune,
Magistrate, Nick Max and Yankee Notions for
sale hy II. Y. FRILING.
n. B.-Persons living st distance can have
list OF prices forwarded by addressing as above.
Magazines, Papers and Book not on hand,
constantly ordered.
Sunbury, July is, ls57.-d
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eD Mr.. Merrick informs us that the rea.
and Erie road, leaves here at 43O z. NJ.
and lays over at Northumberland until G.lj
p. NJ, is for want Of siding, to enable the
coal trains to pass. We were confident that
nothing but the absolute necessity of the case
could induce Mr.. Merrick to adopt rule that
compels passengers taking the cars at SUM-
bury to wait II hours at Northumberland
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PEARLs'-The paterson Guardian contra
diets the statement that the pearls recently
found in that vicinity were Of much less value
than represented. 1t says the greatest price
received for any one pearl was $3.50 another
brought $500, another $500. One is still un-
sold, which is valued at $l2O0. The total
amount of receipts has been about 81 2, ,000.-
Hover, the first discoyerer, has received S4,-
600, the Quaekonbush family, $500, Ber-
gen county farmer 5000 and other smaller
amounts lIom 500 10 $500.
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PHILADELPHIA
Wood Moulding NsiIi,

JTTllow Street aboee 1iee!tth, North Side.
MMO,ULDIN suitable for Carpenters,
I'VE Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers,
worked from the best and thoroughly seasoned
material, always on hand. Any pattern work
ed from a drawing,
The subscriber having purchased the entire
interest, will continue the business with increns'
ed facilities.
Agents wanted in the various towns in this
portion OF the State, to whom opportunities will
be offered for large profits TO themselves.
SAMUEL b. HEN"
July ls, lS5T--5m
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ST. LOUIS, j ulv 81

Intelligence from Lawrence. 20 the 18th,
States that Gov. Walker was encamped out
side of that town with eight companies of
Dragons. The citizens have decided not TO
negotiate with him. lie will not resort to
the troops unless fred upon, when civil war
will be daclared. Gov. Walker has warrants
for the arrest of the city officers and other
citizens Of Lawrence
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING

The annual meeting OF the Northumbcr.
iand County Agricultural Society will be held
10 the Court house in Sunbury OH the Sd
day oil August next at o'clock 7. NJ. to elect
omcers Tor the ensuing year and make ar
rangements for the annual fair.
W. 9. LAWSON PREs'r.
Milton Jnly 81 1857.
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"a The storm on Monday evening was
very severe in this section. The rain fell in
torrents and flooded the streets, accompanied
with vivid flashes Of lightning and the ire-
quent roaring Of Heavens artillery. In.this
nelghborhood some Of the corn aud oats has
been completely Frustrated.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-25

ssS" Hon. John +. Kennedy, who is about
to visit Europe, has resigned the Presidency
Of the Northern Central Railway, and Genus
Barnum, Esq, of Baltimore, has been elected
in his place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-25

E5' GoDEY's LADY'S Book for August is an
excellent number, not only in its reading
matter, but in its Illustrations and embelish-
ments. 1t is just such book as the ladies
want and must have.
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louIsyILLE. July 81

A street rencentre occurred, this afternoon
between Mr.. George ID. Prentice, the editor
of the Journal, and Mr.. r. H. Durrett, editor
of the Courier, growing out of an article which
appeared in the latter paper, this morning
rejecting on Mr.. Prentice. Pistols were u.s.
ed by both parties, and Mr. Prentice was
slightly wounded
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Fay up and Save Cost.

WE hereby give notice TO all those who
owe US by Note or Book account. that
after the first of August, we shall place our
accounts in the hands of Justice of the
feace, with directions 20 sue all who will
then owe us without exception.
i. w. TENER & co,
Sunbury, July 25. lS57.-3t
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ca STRUCK BY LIGnTNING.-The barn oil
Mr.. George Gaugler, in Penns township
Snyder county, nearly opposite this place
was struck by lightning on Monday evening
last and consumed.
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Candidate for Senator.

We are authorized to say that Capt. Wm
Forsyth of Northumberland. will be candi-
date for Senator, in this district, composed
of the counties Of Northumberland, Snyder,
Montour and Columbia.
July l9, 1857.
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Correspondence.
lFor the Sunbury Americana
From Trevorton.
TREyoRToN, July 90, 1857.

DEAR AMERICAN,
An accident occurred last night in the
mines which resulted in the death of miner
by falling down manway, some 70 or 50
yards.
The shipments of coal by the Trevorton
Coal & Railroad Company for the week
ending Saturday, July lS, 1857, is $500
tons
Yours, respectfully
YOUNG AMERICA,
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The Convention has just adjourned 1t
was the largest and most earnest ever held in
the Territory. a strong position is taken in
favor Of the Topeka Constitution, and it was
determined that Congress shall admit Kan
sas under it, This gives between 10000 aud
10000 voters.
General Lane was authorized TO organize
the people thoroughly, to prepare them to
defend the ballot boxes in October, at the
Territorial election.
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A catfish was caught in the Kansas river
which weighed III pounds
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
Bird. Douty & John, of Big Mountain Col!iery,
was this day (Iuly lst, 1879 mutually dissol-
we'd by the withdrawal Of J. J. John.
JOSEPH BIRD,
JOHN B. DOCTY.
], j. JOHN.
The business of Mining and shipping Coal
from the above named Coliery will hereafter DO
carried on in the name of Bird & Douty, who
will adjust all the unsettled accounts of the late
firm. JOSEPH BlkD,
JOHN ID. DOUTY.
Shamokin, July IS, lS57-n
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements,

To the Electors Of Northumberland County.
TNII Z undersigned offers himself to the Demo-
Il cratic party of Northumberland County as
Candidate for the office of
COUNTY TREASURER.
Should he receive a nomination at their hands
and be elected at the general election, he will
endeavor to perform the duties of the office to
the best Of his abilities.
HENRY HAAS.
Upper Mahonoy, July 25, 1857
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

kSEALED proposals will he reccivad bv the
- undersigned, on MONDAY, the 10th dav
OF AUGUST, next, between the hours cr 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, and p. M, of said day at the
Commissioners Office, in the borough Of Sunbury
Northumberland county, for the building of two
Bridges.
The one to he built across Big Shamokin
Creek at the road leading from the Creek and
along J. c. Morgsn's land, and intersecrs the
creek road in Upper Augusta township, in said
county and said bridge TO be built on the same
plan as the one that is built across the same
stream at Peter Kcefer's, in the same township.
The ether one to be built across Little Shamokin
Greek, adjoining lands Of Samuel Garinger, ST.,
and on the road leading TO Abraham Shipman,
Esq. in Lower augusta township, said county ;
this Bridge is to be built Truss Bridge.
Specifications will be exhibited on the day Of
letting. PHILIP REM,
CHhS HOTTENSTINE,
FREDERICK HAAS.
Commissioners Office, Commissioners.
SWnbury, July rs, 1857.
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BALD EAGLE HOTEL.

NO. Z34 and 4I6 n. Third ST., IHiladeIlbtc,
JOHN CLYMER, Proprietor.
(Successor TO DANIEL DALpEr0
HHE Proprietor returns his thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed on this well
known house, and respectfully asks a continu.
ance OF the same, assuring his many friends os
Northumberland and adjoining counties, that no
pains shall he spared to render comfort and plea.
sure to all who may give him call
TERMS SI,O0 PER DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25. ls57.=3m
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TIE Laurence City Election = Closing Session
If Tie Free State Contention.
ST. LorIs, July 20.
Advces from Kansas state that, at the
election at Lawrence on the 18th Of June,
the municipal ticket was elected, with MIR.
Blood as Mayor.
The closing session of the Free State Con.
venton was had at Topeka, on Thursday
Marius j. Rarratt was nominated for Con
grcss. The Convention was very large, and
the utmost unanni,y and much enthusiasm
prevailed. The Topeka Constitution for the
State Government was unanimously sustain
ed. The Constitution will be re.submitted
to the people at the August election. The
city government of Lawrence has not yet pas
sed any acts or transacted any business what
ever.
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fkEDERlCh AAS.
Commissioners Office, Commissioners.
Swnbury, July rs, lSa7.f
Wall Paper s. window Shades.
a.. TS.AASS,
No. lG3 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
EHAFlNG completed their large assortment
hA of the above Goods for Spring and Summer
Trade; would respectfully invite the attention
of Purchasers to the same. Their sluck for
beauty, chcapness and variety cannot be surras-
sed.
Thew have constantly on hand every descrip.
ton Of Gold and Painted Shades, Buff Hollands,
and Shade Fixtures. Wall Papers, Curtains
Fire Board Prints, Borders. &c, oil of which
they offer at lower rates than can be hal at any
other establishment. Coll and exsmine.
a. ISAACS.
lf3 North Second Street
March I. ls57.-6m
GuanS GuanO !! si.as.o
ALL KINDS.
LElNAC'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
1000 TONS.
rT FARMERS!
For your wheat crops, LEINAE'S Super Phosphate
Of Lime, ~ 2! Cts, ID: or $40 Tom or Use LEA,
NhJ'~ AM l.lIisK, az G3 30 bll
s2j ton One barrel Of either is sucien, for ali Acre
Of Wheat
THESE ARE PERMANENT MANuREs,
made of reliable Chemical Elements, and have been in
successful for the past Six Years proving the il
and increasing the value of the land
-Four Diplomas from the Stale Agricultural Sori. y of
Pennsylvania New Jersey; Delaware and the Cryqal
Palace Association II the City uf New York. lave betn
received fo these vo!uGlie Fertilizers.
Pamphlets m the English aud German Language be
hud by application at the Office.
A liberal discount to Wholesale Dealers.
The above Fertilizers delivered FREE of Carriage 10
any wharf IN the old CITY Proper.
Orders sent by Mail accompanied with Cash Draft
VIII be promptly Shipped tn any part of the World.
GEORGE A. I.FINAU. Proprietor
No. ~ South Front Street, Philadelphia ity,
July 25, ltS7.-iIn W Pcmsylynnia
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
CVpREME COuRr. County of Ulster. :

CVPREME COURT, County of Ulster. -
- Amended Summons SAMUEL VAN VECaIGN v,
EDWARD WILSON and Jane his wife, samuel T. Robers
A.d Aeissil his wife Gilbert Johnson AID Sarah his @
Charles Manning Pa;rist Farley May Thoupscn, Sa.h
Wrson, widow Of James Wilson. decessed William Sn,i
John Kelly Hugh Ks'y Johr IL Ksyser JOAN " 0annely
VII sm Ends syvAnus Waite Wiilsm Buuill. Mathew
FaOn Jacob BubSrs rresii.nt Of the State Of NeaYoh
BsLk Simeon B Fitch, William Fitch, w Latham W1son
and Eliza hi. wife james Wilson and Isabella hi. wife Michael
BOYLE E1abs;h his Wife John S~eeny and Mssset bis
wife Swesny and Mana hs w- George Sweeay I'd
wsd Sweepy HuAphiey sweenJ junior: John Ross, an!
wilson nt Of tsEdey age # James Wi.oD lse o
shswspsnnk Ulster County decasea whose not
definitely tnown -Suinrnens-fc. R~lisf-Cor not - 10
each of the shove mea oes,nian.s Yen hereby
roned ard resued 10 answer the oempsnt In nis scto
whie u Be fed the oce Of the Clerk of be CsEuty q
Uer rsou in said eouny anato erTe copy OF JSns
tire said complain. the Subscriber 81 his of No
Puc.st City Of HewYsk within twenty day. after
the .e,ire Of this exclusive Of the day Of
such service, and you feu to the said complain.
within The time aoTes1 the rsnf in h's sc.on will spey
% the Cons. the relief demanded in the comp!sDssl
New.Yorh, Augss. q. 1851. -. ..
complain ia the above entitled sction hled With the
Of tsisr Couiy KDsston Tie 10: dey Of Oct,seT,
1~1 Av. w. VAN VECHTEN
oIo IAwsvTk PislndEs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

beach. On tae 9th day I'd Ma,l prpsssSss n .the
visge Of S.r Csyep, and seoh up tAsir sosrssss 70
the sbop cf Areire.
vent into the country. Ia the Interior tAsrs ere C
who fny vessel pay be lot tAe cher sd q
tie Island On the lth ll0sh Msyl returned 70 BassA
and lesrnsd there that about i've years ago . mai
fshipg gboa, with Eve I, dsns wss lt % the eoAss,
and that the men were returned to their country. On
the 18th tlath Nay epgsged middlemes sgsin 70 60
into the country 10 inquire whether, eight yeas GO,
sry vessel was los' On the I'D l5th Asy) tAey ~
turned and replied that they could learn nothing e
any such loss. On the 2lh May ~ they prceeeded
TO the north part Of the districts neither there COED
they learn any news. On the 7th Of the 6fth meesA
t?9th May they returned to Annoy BY Junk.
MORE pisAsTHRs on rHr LAxRs
The gale of Tbursday night was The everest of ths
season and we fearful that much damage has been
done 10 the chipping on the lakes The north pisr q
the foot of Huron street Ia very nearly pesct Wrsok
the ses having riddled 1t, tearing up panhs cd tu
feet Of the outer efd. large warehouse q tho AsaA
OF the pier was demolished, and 90 barreh Of 6sA,
large number of boxes Of glass, with LOT o. chasn
&C., swept away. Yesterday morning the ossoo vas
covered with the fragments. Mr. Bhy informs ~
that a. econ ss the goes down the psr VIII - re-
paired ard The warehouse rebuilt.
The brig Minnesota Of Detroit, from Chicago bound
down and light, fDdiog she could net stand the sos
Q O'clock in the evening. There was no light on the
pier ard the brig went ashore just 70 the norhward
Of n and now lies high snd dry 10 the sand % that
persons can go all about her, She Hes sasy sad win
suffer very little dsmsge. :,
The echooner John T.. Hale dntsed up the kistne.
kinick Creek to the Lake Shore Railroad traek vhsre
che is aground. The engine of the night tram 81
Thursday struck her % it came in, doing some little
damage
Yssb rlsy morning the schooner White Cload .
Green Bay came in, having thrown overheard PAT
OF her decklosd-about 20 600 feet Of lumber. SOC
reports fearful sea She was in company WITH
the Junetts Patten, which was also obliged to throw
over her entire deckload. Nil. Am, Oct IL.