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fnret. Die fraali6e Grrrelponrsn, 1T uns nidt suae-
frmmsn. Gas @emInl&te folst na6ie 8cde.
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Gde Der 10. unp W1aiujtrahe.

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Die beicen srcecn uub beautn tinecridietsn See ,DompsIhi6e
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Den bsltene sngieblsn: Ter Gebrprsis bstrdst in Der Gajdas
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Orutihe 6etamme.
Mrs. $. Saumann, 243 Srpnptr. snil6en Der
2!rn unp 3tcn StraBe,
nod,t cen Grauen &ihmoncS sic e~rsctrnltt 9ln,sioe, taF lie in
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9tnh item btlsns enrhcbtt 3u9teih madt ticidb ibrtn GJbnns.
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Sob. 9leinbarpt's
Ssuti6e un6 snsliIhr &naten uno W6Sbenitule.
(grraeitr. wiihen fspui fee. ". @ramSRr.)
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BUSY DAY
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iben NRNile-SrQon Su annrncircn.
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GIN N(ardbcn fam McidaitigunN crtalttn tct
Sptr g. Gtcdrr,
Nc. 1S mann Strait.
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@iratn a STILES!

S%IutCIei! giutcAcI.
MtAt' rt'0'Nc @ucocl III Den ~btaislltn IrciNn bVi
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si Dem @bbcsn Stsir Sriefs nus tensrtt mertcn, cof o;eoltnI
oop,,r;rt GmN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

under the title of the Shamokin Valley &
Pottsville Railroad Company. The manage
ment Of the road is now in the hands Of men
who have the means as we'll as the disposition
TO make il useful as well as profitable i'm
provement.
The weather has moderated and spring
seems to have come suddenly upon us. The
late snow in the city was about Is inches
deep and the streets are yet in bad condi-
tion. Workmen were engaged yesterday in
grubbing up the ice in Chesnut street.
The passenger Railway in 5th and 9th
streets is not only popular but exceedingly
profitable. The cars ran about every five
minutes, and are generally full and crowded.
The receipts average about five hundred
dollars per day.
The extraordinary proceedings in the U.
s. Senate, which was in session from Monday
noon until Tuesday morning, coupled with q
rumor that Senator Green had stabbed Gen
Cameron, caused considerable excitement in
the city. The rumor proved untrue. Sena'
tor Green having called Gen. Cameron liar
made the amende honorable at the opening
Of the session to-day by apologizing for hi:
couduct. This Kansas question has caused
more bitterness and strife than any question
ever agitated in Congress- The impression
now is that the Lccompton Constitution
cannot be forced through the House. The
administration is losing ground every day
Owen Jones, the member from Montgomer.
county, declares himself firm against lie
compton, and understand Judge Chapman
vote is not certain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

(Mr. Pugh,) says, is substantially correct,
1t may be remembered that he (Mr. Bigler)
distinctly stated on the former occasion, that
he did not know whether the Senator from IL
linois participated in the discussion or not
For the rest, it did not become the Senator
from California (Mr Broderick) to describe
the manner referring to the tremor) in which
he (Mr. Bigler) made the explanation.
Mr. Broderick said he owed it to tho Sen
ate and to the Senator from Illinois Mr.
Douglas) to state that, some days since, when
it was understood that the Senator from Ohio
(Mr. Wade) intended to allude 10 this matter,
that the Senator from Illinois intimated that
he would denounce the statement on this
floor as a fasehood, If the Senator from Penn
sylvania MIR. Bigler) did not qualify it.
Mr.. Bigler-Nothing Of the kind is on re-
cord, the Senator from Illinois said no such
thing.
Mr.. Brodorick-Then this is question Of
veracity.
The Vice President reminded the Senators
to keep within the legitimate limits Of the de-
bate.
Mr.. Bigler--The Senator from Illinois ne.
yer said any such thing He is not the man
who would do SOL denounce what, sir, is Q
falsehood. impression on my mind was
that Kansas was to be admitted without the
popular vote.
Mr.. Broderck-The Senator from Illinois
is sick abed. If ever he takes his seat again
that shall be replied to
Mr.. Broderick then moved to take up th
private bills.
But motion to adjourn prevailed. Ad
journed till Monday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20
Laier from Kansas.

Tie "Anti- 7opetaites' 7iriunphant-A DOu-
alas Democratic Ticket Nominotcd-Ih
Election Of the ninth.
ST. Louis, March 15.-T.ate arrivals from
Kansas state that the "Anti-Topekaites" had
triumphed at the Free State Convention held
at Leavenworth. They had succeeded in no
mlnating candidates to the constitutional con
vention. A Douglas Democratic ticket had
also been nominated.
The election held on the 9th passed off qui
etly, as far as is known.
The votes polled amounted to about 5000
and 5000.
The enrolment of the Militia was proceed
ing notwithstanding the proclamation of CO.
Denver against it.
Mr.. Babcock, the anti-Topekaite candidate
had been elected Mayor Of Lawrence city b.
large majority.
All was quiet at Fort Scott,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

FIRE.-A serious fire occurred in Delaware
township. on Sunday night last, about 81
o'clock, which destroyed the barn of James
P. Armstrong, together with four horses,
four cows, large lot of wheat, corn, hay, and
in fact every thing in the barn. Mr.. Arm
strong had retired to bed but had occasion
to get up to wind the clock, when looking
out of the window discovered the fire at the
barn, and upon running to it found that bis
horses were already dead, and without think
ing of the cows, returned to the house to pu,
on his clothes. When he returned again to
the barn everything was in blaze, and il
was found too late to save anything but c
wagon and buggy. The fire originated in the
foddering room, and is supposed to be The
work Of an incendiary. The barn was nearly
new. Mr. Armstrong; loss abont is $4,000
on which there was on Insurance OF about
| .-Miltonion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20
Telegrapbit Welps.


The CicH Var Raging-A Decistoe 6a"'e
Expected Dowgau Of Zuloaga Anhcpa'
ted
NRw ORLEANS, March ll.--By the arrival
of the steamship Tennessee, from vera Cruz
dates from that port to tho 7th inst. nave
been received, including advices from the
City OF Mexico TO the 9Th inst.
The papers are filled with the details OF
the civil war raging in the States OF Guerrero
Michoaean, Queretaro, and Goanaxuato'
which display tho strongest disailection 10
the new government. The whole country Is
in a lamentable condition.
Generals Doblado. Parodi and Arten!za
are fortified at Zelayn, in the State OF Guai-
axuato, with 5000 men and twenty'seven
pieces of artillery.
The government forces are posted near
Zalayn, awaiting reinforcements, when it is
supposed an action will take place.
Robbery after robbery is reported almost
daily.
General Alvarez is reported in the field
with 5000 cavalry, in opposition to the new
government, and the downfall Of Iuloaga is
considered certain
1t is reported that the new government is
pronounced for at Guadalaxara. Gen. Garzia
has possession Of Tampico, and is in The
Federal interest
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20
THE RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.


Our readers will remember that two per.
sons were killed near Highspire, on the rail-
road, during last fall, and that those persons
turned out TO be regular counterieiters, and
were also suspected oirobbery at Middletowp:
On these persons were found variety OF
memorandums, disclosing large number oil
pames of persons who we're considered con-
federates in crime with them. Some OF them
have since been arrested tried and convicted
of counterfeting Among the last cases we
find the following in the Lycomng Gazette
"From information impaired to MIR. LLOYD,
district attorney Of this county, by one or more
of the men convicted at the last term OF our
court, of conspring to rob ohm Lusk and
John Mcbride, and Of dealing in bogus
money, that officer felt pretty we'll satisfied
that the headquarters Of the gang was ut
Henry Stetler's, on the Drirtwood branch oil
the Sinnemehoning, in Mexican county Mr.,
Lloyd at once made out the necessary com
plant, and delivered it into the hands OF 80.
p. Helberton, with authority to cause the
arrest of the culprits.
Mr.. Helberton left this place on Sunday
afternoon, the 31st ult., and travelled without
stopping to rest, longer than while procuring
q change of horses as they became worn out,
until he reached Mexican county, where he
procured the necessary warrants and assist
ance, and started again for the objects OF his
search. lie arrived at Stetler's about 8
o'clock on Tuesday morning, where he took
Henry Stetler, SEN, and Henry Stetler, jr
iuto custody. The elder stetler being up
and the younger one in bed. A search of the
premises was then instituted. He had beer
directed to search under the stairway for the
evidences Of guilt Of the parties, but that part
of the house being well nailed up, the searcl
seemed very likely to be unavaiing until al
last, suspicious board was discovered, upor
removing which, he found large quantity o
bogus coins (he supposes there must have
been about $6000) large amount oil meta
for manufacturing bogus money, plaster parl!
for making moulds, chemicals, recipes auc
directions for prosecuting the illegal work
in fact nearly everything necessary for th'
operation upon an extensive scale, of bog,u
mint. The Stetlers we're committed to thu
Mexican county Jail. Their trial will proba
bly, take place at the June term oil the United
States Court.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20


APPOINTMENTS OF TIE BALTIMORE ANNUAL
CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURcn.-
The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Church, among other appointments, have
made the following =
Northumberland District II. Mitchell =.
e. Wllliamsport-Samuel Keepler. Nun
cy-A. w. Gibson, Philip +. Eyer. Mon
toursville-J. Franklin Porter. Milton
Philip Rescor. Milton and Montour-Sam-
uel Barnes, Andrew +. Taylor. I.ewisburg
Thomas Bowman. Northumberland
Franklin Gearheart Nj Mifllinburg-Samuel
Creighton. Sunbury-George Warren, Fin.
ley b. Riddle. Administrations A. De
Meyer, Peter 3. Ruch. Danvle-Wm
Harden. Bloomsburg-JohnG Guyer. Thomas
Sherlock. Orangev!ie-J. Y. Rothrock
q. II. savidge gdale-Elisha But
ler, A. Nj. Kester. Luzerne-Thomas w
Switzer, Samuel Shannon. White Haven
Job A. Price. Berwick-Henry G. Dill
John Guss. La Porte-Reuben Rellery.
John A. Dashiell principal Of Dickinson
Seminary, member of Williamsport Quarterly
Conference.
Irwin II. Terrence, Secretary of Pennsyl
vauia Bible Society member of Danvill'
Quarterly Conference.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

"a LAcKAwANNA AND BLooMsBURG RAIL
RoAp.-We neglected to notice in our last
issue the slight alterations which have been
made in the time tables of this road Per-
sons who wish to visit New York from this
section Of country, can do so by this route
which now affords the shortest, cheapest and
best to that city. BY taking the A. NJ
Train at Rupert they will arrive in New Y ork
the same evening at 7l5. Through Tickets
and checks for baggage are given at Rupert
for 5000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

A NEWLY DISCOVERED PROPERTY OF CHLo-
RoFoRM.-The AJeilie Medicaie reports the
case of young man who badly scalded both
legs by slipping into csuldron of boiling
water lie was Immediately laid upon a bed,
an exciting potion administered, cod liver
oil applied to his legs and he was twice bled,
but the pain in his legs did not subside. A
liniment of laudanum aud cod liver oil was
then applied. also without effect in aoa.ing
the pain. But chloroform having been SUBJ
stituted for laudanum, immediate relief ensued,
aud was maintained by continuing the same
process until recovery.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERHoR Gen
Geo. M. Lauman, formerly of Harrisburg
but now of Berks county, has been appointed
Flour Inspector. Of Philadelphia.
Joseph Enue, to he Recorder of the city o
Philadelphia, in place Of Robert Lee resign
ed.
William o. Kline, Bark Inspector Phia
delphia.
Jacob Layer, Superintendent Powder NJ a
gazine, Philadelphia.
Joseph Collins, Whskey Inspector, Phil
| adephia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20
EI.OUR. AND FEED

SPRING ARRAN GE NJ e Ut.
THE subscriber has recently made an enlarge
i ment in his store room and has just received
fresh supply of Flour and Feed, Cornmeal &c;
His steck consists Of Corn and Rye, Corn and
Oats, and Corn CHOP. Bolted Corn Meal and
Buckwheat Flour in sacks, all of which Will be
sold low FOR CASH.
Also, the Best and Cheapest assortment OF
Flour in this Market, from FIVE to SEVEN
Do LARS per Barrel, according to quality
Also, lot of Flour in sacks at very low rates.
The subscriber assures his customers, that his
arrangements for getting Western Flour enable
him TO give them better satisfaction or better BAR
gains than can be attained elsewhere.
Being thankful for past patronage, he hopes
to merit and contue to receive tho favor OF the
public generally.
G. o. HAVEN.
Market Square, Sunbury,
March IQSQ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20
Dispatches from China.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Navy De-
partment has received dispatches from Com
modore Armstrong, Hong Kong, Jan. 18th.
He reports everything quiet at that time, in
Canton, oil along the whole coast of Shang-
hal. He also says his health is still very fee.
BILE, and that he shall leave for the United
States on the arrival o! Capt. Tatnall.
Commodore Armstrong has ordered the
frigate Minnesota with Commissioner Reed
to proceed to the Port Of Macao for the pur
purpose of assistance and protection to the
American citizens resident there, in case of {
conspiracy or revolt by the Chinese popula
tion,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

The LUMBER BUsIsEss.-By this time the
great bulk of the timber has been hauled to
river banks, and preparations will now be
made for rafting-in and running the same as
soon as the river opens and there is freshet
The quantity of timber will not be quite as
large as last spring, should it all be run to
market. 1t may. however, happen that, If
the market is dull aud money scarce, portion
stock down considerably. But il the pros
poets are favorable it will be run.--Rafts-
mans Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-20

CONVICTED OF I.IDEL-THE New LAW AS
INTERPRETED BY JUDGE HEGINs.- We'd
nesday week, Thomas g. Price one of the
editors and publishers of "The Workman's
Advocate" issued at Minersville, Schuylkill
county, was convicted of libel on David p
Brown and Claude White, coal operators Of
that region, and sentenced TO pay fine Of
six cents, the costs of prosecution, and un-
dergo an imprs sonment in the county prison
OF four calendar months. Judge Higgins
charged the jury that the law of 1856, which
allows the truth to be given in evidence in
all cases, is mischievous innovation upon a
law which was sufficiently ample before for
the protection of the liberty Of the press.
Under the old law, the truth of matter
charged as libellous could not be given in
evidence unless in cases where the official
conduct Of public officers, the proceedings oI
the Legislature, &C., was concerned, or when
the matter published was necessary for pub
| lie information. Under the new law, the
truth may be given Us q justification in al
cases. 1t was contended in the argument in
the course of the trial that, notwithstanding
the law OF 1856 allows the truth to be giver
in evidence in all cases, yet 1T can only bt
done where the official conduct Of public
officers is concerned, or where the matte
| PuoiIeheu 10 PioPef iot PuoilC luloTlnut!on, ~
regulated the Constitution ITSELF Th
position Judge Higgins thought was vel
founded. No law, he sad can contravene o
transcend the Constitution of the State
The Bill of Rights, which is part of the Con
stitution, fixes the liberty of the press, an,
declares in what cases the truth may be gvel
in evidence, thereby prohibiting it by neces
sary implication in all other cases. But tn
law Of 1856 goes further, and allows it to b
given in evidence in all cases. 1t is an altel
alton of the Bill of Rights, and therefore, t
that extent, nconstituticnal.- Philadelphia
Ledger.