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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

The London Heralds Paris correspondent
10 Informed that q manifesto by the Pope,
announcing his determination TO withdraw
from Rome, Is already prepared.
The battle Of the 18th, between Lamori.
ciers aud Caldiui. lasted six hours. After
the battle the greater portion Of the pontifi
cal army cspulatsd. The foreign troops will
return to their respective countries. Lamori.
cisrs, With q few horsemen. succeeded in
reaching Ancous. Outside Of .AncoDa there
10 not . single ponti6cal battalion.
There was g vague report in Paris that
Napoleon would attend the imperial meeting
ht Warsaw.
The following official despatch had reached
Torin -
JEsi, Sept. lsth.-Lsmoriciere. with IL ;.
900 men attacked to-day the position lately
taken by Cialdni at Castle Fidaldo. The
tight was short, bot desperate. with the fol.
loving results The junction OF Lamori.
ciere's corps with the remainder Of his troops
at Anconin is prevented; six hundred prison.
srs have been mad, six pieces OF artillery
and flag we're taken only the wounded
among whom was Gen. Peinodeni, fell into
the hands Of Cialdipi. The loss Of the enemy
10 considerable.
A column f6000 men made q sortis from
Ancons and took part 10 the hgbt, but wss
compelled to retire, and is being pursued BY
the Sardinian troops. The Neapolilsn feet
opened fire against A neona.
The six hundred prisoners Of war taken al
Bpoleto are Irishmeu. The Sardiuiau gov.
trnment wished the British Miuister to take
charge OF and send them home, but he de-
clined, saying he could not regard them az
British subjects.
No foreigu minister except the French hat
been ordered to quit Turin.
Advices from Turin assert that q letter
bad been addressed by Garibaldi to Victor
Emmanuel. demanding the immediate dismis
sal OF Cavour and Fariui. lie also demand
ed 10000 Ssrdinisn soldiers to garrison
Naples. Garibald's letter is crouched il
energetic but respectful terms.
Military operations in Syria would CON
mencs after the hot weather. Achme
Pachs, 0smau Dsy and Mustaphs Bsy. VII
betrayed the Christians at Hasbeys, an
0suao Bsy. who commanded the troop
during the massssrss. we're shot at Damsscu
on the 9Th.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
THE ELECTION.

The elections are over, and the excitement
incident thereto has already settled down
with that calm submission 10 the will Of the
people, which constitutes the strength, life
and security Of our republican form Of govern.
ment. Our Republican friends have achieved
great victory, and are greatly rejoiced
shsreat' No intelligent Democrat, however,
could reasonably anticipate any other result.
Coming events cast their shadows before
and !, was plainly evident for two years past,
that the ill.advised and insane policy OF Mr..
Buchanan aud his administration was crush.
ing out the very life blood Of the Democratic
party-that party which elevated bin TO his
present high position, notwithst snding the
leaven Of old federalism, which was never
sradicated from his system. We were not
disappointed, and it is, perhaps. just, as well
as beneficial, that parties. like individuals.
should be made suffer for their trspsgressiops
and sbor: comipgs.
Our Republican opponents have not only
profited by our errors, but have corrected, in
many instances, their own. They have in
most instances selected their best men as
Candidates, while many Of our own party
insist upon the distribution Of the Offices as
rewards for party services, without regard to
their qualifications. Thus good and deser.
wing men Of our party are made TO suffer for
the evils brought about by corrupt and de.
signing politicians.
in ~,
an equal division Of the Offices. For Con.
gress there was o warm contest, and Mr..
Hughes. though not elected in the district,
has made q most creditable run, under the
circumstances, in this county.
For Sheriff there was three handed fight
and DR.. Waldrop, the successful candidate,
owes bis election to bis personal popularity
in his own neighborhOod. The Doctor has
not been much known as politician, and in
this confusion Of parties, bis good standing
at home has saved bis election. The Doctor,
We have reason to believe, will make good
officer.
For Senator, Mr.. Bound, Republican, has
received euch vote in o strong Democratic
district that should teach political wire.
workers that people not only think for them.
selves, but act for themselves.
For Assembly, Amos T. Bisel is reelected
over Samuel Eut by majority Of 66. Mr..
Bisel has been an active member, aud his
election is the oply instance We remember Of
two successive victories owe. the Democracy.
For Prothonotary, Mr. Beckley has been
reelected by large majority. Mr. Beckley
has been an obligipg and attentive officer.
Isaac D. Rsker will nuke an excellent
Commissioner, and comes from section Of
the county entitled to the Office. Under
other circumstances bs would have had q
much larger majority.
For Auditor. Mr. Hoffa has been elected.
This isan important Office, and ought TO be-
6lled by competent man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

ca KILLED ON ruE RAILnoAp.-Ws ore
called upon to record another Of those shock.
ing accidents that are becoming SO frequent
on oil railroads, caused almost in every in.
stance by the carelessuess or recklessness Of
the victims themselves. Jesse Bsstian, su
old resident OF this place, about 60 years OF
age, was run over on Wednesday night by an
engine OF the Northern Central road, below
the crossing Of the Shamokin Valley road
The engine was backing down to the engine
house. while the deceased was carrying q bag
Of oysters, which be had just taken from o
car. and had fallen, as is supposed, under the
engine. The driving wheels passed over him,
completely severing bis head from his body,
cutting of bis arm, and crushing biz legs
His remains were Immediately taken to the
residence Of his SOD, Jonathan Bastian, oi
this ploce.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
ar The Pottsvillo papers contain the pr

az The Pottsville papers contain the pro.
cesdings OF court 10 :he case of Robert ii .
Palmer, Esq, upon the return Of rule to
show cause why his name should not be
stricken from the list OF attorneys, on account
Of charges made by him against the integrity
and character Of the court, in a recent
political speech at Pottsville-s saying, among
other things, that court was under the control
of F. W. Hughes, ESQ. Mr. Palmer, in bis
answer, denies OF having intended to cast any
imputaton on the character Of the Judges,
for whom he says be has always entertained
the highest respect. Mr.. Palmer was Ger.
tsnly unfortunate in the selection Of his
language. but bis retraetion was full, and
induced the court to discharge the rule.
We have known Judge Heglns as q CON.
panion and associate. almost from infancy,
and as man or boy, 90 one in this commu.
uty stood higher for integrity Of character
manly bearing or honorable conduct.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

PArnKR AND Two Sous Drowned IN A CI.
DER TAEK.-A sad accident occurred near
Easton, recently, by which Mr.. Ieaster and
his two sons lost their lives. They were
working at . cider mill. with which is con-
nected q very large tank to put the cider in
for fermentation. The tank leaking, one OF
the soma went down to stop it, The foul air,
together with the gas. sudocated him, and be
fell to the bottom. His father heard him iail
and went to his assistance. and 10 attempting
to get his son out, het 90 fell IN. A young
man at work at the mill, 10 attempting to get
them out. fell also, bot succeeded 10 getting
out. The other son attempted to rescue his
father and brother, but also fell to the bottom,
and all three we're drowned 10 about eighteen
inches of cider. or we're saffocA.sd BY the foul
air or gas.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
Az IMPORTANT LETTER rsos Koasrru.-

Az IMPoRrAsr LETTER rsOs kostrrH.-
The Espsro, OF rurin, gives the substance Of
o letter said to have been written 70 GsrI5sldi
BY K ossoth. recommending him TO break his
connection with Victor Emsnuel and his gov
ernment. who alone can effect the Liberation Of
Italy. He diso inrites the Dictator 10 qiee UP
all designs upon Rome, 10 order not to draw
upon LlInself the hostility OF France, the only
defender Of Italy and the only hope of op.
pressed ostionalities; and, lastly. not TO at
tempt anyfh'a9 against Hungary, that country
nOt being az ~ rIre for rergIvhon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
Bank of Northumberland.

Tl>iE Stockholders are hereby notified that
Il an election will, be held at the Banking
house on Monday the 9th day Of November,
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
, o'clock p. NJ, to choose thirteen Directors to
serve for the ensuing wear.
The stated annual meeting Of the stockholders
will he held at the same place, on Tuesday the
9th day OF November at 10 o'clock. \. VI.
J. Il. PRIESTLEY, Cashier.
NoIlhumbeIlsnd, Oct. ID, ls6O-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

The brightest boy OF the whole class lately
examined for admission to the Naval Acade-
my at Annapolis. was a little fellow from
Texas, fifteen years of age. who had been
three years setting type in newspaper Office
and had stu6ied mathematics and arithmetic
with . dip. candle. in the garrst Of q log
cabin, ~ night. He was poorly clad, and
had worked at type setting in New Orleans
and other points, to pay the expenses Of bis
journey. II not admitted, he expected TO
work bis way home again.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and
Ague should not spare either iiue. trouble
or expense. to procure DIR. HosTETrER'S GIL
ERRArEp BirrERs. whose bsnefcieut effects
upon the system has been clearly proved to
those who have bPen stricken down in u
short space OF time by this dreadful cnrse,
whose cheeks are waD and uiesgre, and whose
nights are sleepless and restless, aud whose
eyes sre dim au sunksp, with death s,aIing
them in the face, this compound must prove 8
blessing: snaishing them as il were from the
mouth Of the grove. None can know lis trne
value until they have tested it. When all
others have failed, these Bittsrs have restor.
I'd tue sufferers 10 pressing health. Their
popularity in all the Western and Southern
parts should introduce them to all lpmi"s.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere.
e. See advertisement in cnotLer column
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

eS THE REsULr.-The very large majority
10 this State for Col. Curtin, tho Republican
candidate for Governor, must satisfy the most
skeptieal Of what We thought apparent long
since, that Mr. Lincoln would carry Penn.
sylrania by a large majority. and thus prevent
the election going into Congress, an event
which no good Democrat and no true patriot
would desire to see
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
Geographic Velps.
rue yorr vop eovEaSsR.

THE VOTE FOR GOVERNoN
In the following returns from the Interior
the vote for Governor is compared wth tna'
given for Auditor General in 1857, when
Cochran (opp) had 1921 majority
ALLNenssY COUNTY.
p,rrspuRo. Oct. lO-l o'clock A. Nj
Additional returas from eight towpsbips OF
AnegbeD county give Curtiu se9 ma)nrity'
n Democratic lots OF 5s5. Cnrtin's ma)nrity
ia now, as far as beard from, h69o, with 20
districts 10 bear from. His majorty IL the
entire county will range from 6ooo 10 'ooo'
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Foster has o majority 0: about 1000.
UNION COUNTY.
Union County, will give Car,In about 500
ua,orty--a gain Of 200 over last years vote.
IN four districts 10 Union County, Curtin
gaius ls1 over last ysor.
CARBON COUNTY.
Fosters majority . about 300.
Brcxs corsII.
The Curtin majority 10 estimated at 200.
sosTooxsaS corxrY.
Returns from ell the districts In the conrty
give Foster, 1850 majority. Democrats
gain Of ll00.
HIFFiIS COUNTY,
LewistowU-C CurtiDs msjority 10 the county
10 about 220. Hale, for Congress, 800 ina.
jor',y, and the whole Opposition ,icke, elect.
I'd.
srsQrERASEA COUNT.
Curtlp's majority will be about 1900.
CHESTER COUNTY.
Returns from three fourths of the county
Indicate Curiin's mo njority ss 1850 Dem.
lose, coo.
DAuPBIS COUNTY.
The county will give from 1000 TO 1900
majority for Curtin. Republican majority
last year lllA
BLAIR corgTr.
The county gives q majority Of 300 for
Cortin.
Altopa.-As near as can be sscertained,
Oortip's majority 10 Blair county Is 160, o
Republican loss Of 400.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY
Curtlus Msjority in Burlington county is
700, q Democratic loss OF 220.
CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Johnsto~n borough gives ll2 majority for
Curtin. and NillvilIe borough. 80 for Curtin.
These arc email Democratic gains on last
years vote 10 Cambria county.
Cambria county gives Foster q majority Of
600-a Democratic gain Of 325.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
The majority for Curtin 10 this county is
not less than 5000. The Democratic loss 10
from 800 TO 1000
Curtis's majority will be nearly 5000.
BkRKs COUNTY.
RsApIxo. Oct. 10, s P. M.-The majority
for Foster ip Berks is estimated at about
A000 majority. The Democrats county
ticket 10 all elected.
LsnioH cousrr.
The majority for Foster 10 thl, county will
be about 300.
LEBANON COUNTY.
LRHASox, Oct. 9.-Curtin's majority 10 tbs
county exceeds 1900.
MONROE coux1r.
The majority for Foster 10 about 1900.
sRrpHR oorsrI.
CnrtIn's majority 500.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
John Hickman, (Rep) will have sboui
l400 majority in Chester county.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Thaddsus Stevens is rs.slestsd, thsrs
being DO opposition.
ELEvRSrB DISTRICT.
James Fl. Campbell rep will have abou,
900 majority 10 Schuylkill county.
10 Northumberland county John Hughes
(Dsm.) has 400 majority.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
In LuEerne county. Mr.. Scranton. rep
has 1900 majority running ahead Of bis ticket
lie is undoubtedly elected.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
James F. Hale, (Rep.) elected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

eJ OSs Session AT ScBooL.-The Phila.
delphia Bulletin fsvors one session OF school o
dsy--say from nine to two. O'Clock, with half
enough for any child. in most Of the best
private schools, Eve hours is the maximum
Going to school after dinner, and remaining
over books for three hours, 10 bad for the sto.
mach as we'll as brain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

FJ RAILROAD AccIpENr-On Saturday
week last, MIR. A mos II. Weiser, q young man
employed as a brakesuan on passenger train
90 the Reading Railroad, attempted to jump
from one car to another, but slipped aud was
caught between two cars. crushing him most
horribly, causing instant death.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

a Ngw MILLINERY SroRE--We call at.
tsntion 10 the advertisement OF Misses L. and
B. shissler, who have opened new millinery
store 10 the store room adjoining the Post
Once. They have Just received o new sup.
ply Of the latest fall styles.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

II DR.. HoRLAcHRR was in town this
week. he lectured to few curious listeners
10 the Cour, House. He desired US TO
attend bis lecture, and give him a notice.
We respectfully declined. stating that we
had no time to waste in that way. but give
him the benefit Of this notice. The Doctor
10 considered somewhat Aigh,y, and is. OF
course, in favor of Breckipridge and lane.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
Religious Notices

Divine service VIII hu led every ssbtn,h IN .h, BE
Tough ~ follows
PRESBY TERRAIN CHuRCH-Nofth wes, corner o.
B6cEh1iry and Deer sttrtts Rev D. REARDoS, PASTOR
Divu, service every sabbath at II 4. NJ PRAYER meet
Ing on Thursday evening Al Northumberland, in Old
School Presbyterian ,huIch, ut O'Clock, 7. NJ, every
sabbath.
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH North west
corner " River and Ackh1rry streets, Rev w. STEIN
HYTz Pastor bigs service, alternately, every sabbath
At 10 A 81. and =. VI. rIsy.r meeting Friday
evening
METHODIST Fy'sCoP'L LCTIURCH.-Dewherrys s'rerl
w-si nj =. h l. Rail R,nd, Rev r.. BuTLER Rur +.
SwANGEs Pastors Divine service, alternately, sHi
bath NJ 10, A VI. and p II. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
BAPTIST HCRCH.-fawn street, below s. V. 4 r.
Railroad, Rev. A. 1I'y, Pastor. Preaching every n
tsfnte sabbath at 10 0'c,ck A NJ During the present
Ino"th follows: 2ud and 9Th Sabts,hs. s.-Lectufs
every Thursday evening, q. O'clock
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Deer
r7c.th.ow VA ?. Raj Road, Rev RrzER, Pastor
Divine service, alternately, every Sabbath Mt 10 md
SP. VI Player 'nee1in. IN "Wednesday evening
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

eg The County Agricultural Fair at Mil.
ton commenced on Tbursday and will close
to-day Saturday. The Fair at Bloomsburg
commences on Thursday the 18th instant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

eF EAKrHRS WARR.-Persors in want of
tisement OF Joseph savldgs. who manufac
tures very excellent article, made Of superior
clay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

EJ SEEAToRIAL ELEcTIoS. Bounds ma.
jority (offcial,) for Senator, in Northum Der.
land. Snyder and Columbia is 80. Montour.
FOR Keller 6. Bounds majority "a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

EE The loss by the FIRE at Danville, on
Friday week, which resulted 10 the destruc.
tion Of Hibler's Tanpsry, and number Of
stables, amoupts to about $1,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

n The Philadelphia papers are full Of
the receptions and doings of the Prince Of
Wales and suite 10 tha, city, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, during which time the Prince
was at Girard College. the State Prison, the
Insane Asylum, at the races, a,d st the
opera. He left on Thursday morning for
New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
Tbe III at kcts.
Philadelphia Market.

PmlL,psr.rHIA, Oct 10. 1860
GnArS There is a light supply of Whea, and
a limited demand. Sales of 5000 bus prime
Southern red at s 25; good Ohio at 8 40.
snd white 81 Sc a | 40. Rye is wanted at 20
cents, Com is firm. with sales Of good yellow
At "a cents. Oats are steady, with sales ofprime
Delaware at sc cents; and Pennsy vania at 81
cents. New York Barley is held at sOt., and
HAtle Mnllat 9S cents per bushel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

CT The Republicans have carried Ohio
and Indiana. The Reform Mayor 10 Bal,i.
more is elected by 5000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
"Noi dangerous TO the Human Family. ~
"Rnts come out Of their holes to dle.n
VERM

"COSTAR'Sn Rat Roach, &c, EStermInator
"COSrkR'S" Bed.bug Exterminator
"COSTkR'S" Electric Powder, for Insects, ae
prsIHoIs ISsTAsILY.
Rats hes-Mice-.Molee-Gioun Mice-I}ed Bus.
is--Mutbs-Musquiioes - Feas-insects on Psni.
Fow, Animals sc, Ac.-in short, every form und ,ps.
vies of vEliMlN
10 years established in New York Ciiy--used hv the
City Pri Oihces-ihe City Frsons aud Station Ilnuses-
tie City Steamers, higs the CITY Hotels "a ,tnr
81: Nlchoss," &c.-and by more than 2O,CUo private
fsniiIes.
" Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
W Wholesale Agents in all the large Cities ard Towns,
IT. =! BSwARr :! of spurious limitations.
tP-sl 90 Sample Boxes rent by Mai.
II Address orders ur for "Circuar to pesersn lo
HENRY Il. COSTAR, Principal Depot.
si2 Broadway, (oPpnsite II. Nicholas Hc,.!D y L.
saM by FRlllNG GRANT, Suubufy, Pa.
AprIl 81, lsGJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

CURE FOR SICK HEADAcHE.-lt is stated
that two teas oonsful Of finely powdered char
coal, drank 10 half tumbIer OF water, will 10
less than fifteen minutes, give relief TO the
II 10. by supersbundauce Of acid on the sto
mach
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
TnR ITALIAN NEWS CONFIRMED

Ths Pope Medi.ates Flight Lamoricisrs De.
Jeatsd in Sir Hours' Bdnle-.Siz hundred
jrishmen taken Prisoners Of War-7hs
Pope Preparing for his Departure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

A SPLENDID PREsTsr.-The city Of Marseiles
intends to offer diamond bracelet, worth 10000
francs. tc the Empress. on he Mdjesty's approach
ing visit to that place. II is to be ornsmentsd
with large medallion, bearing the arms Of the
city and in the interior of the medallion. which
ia to be opened with spring, is tablet bearing
the following inscription "The most elegant gar
ments for gentlemen and youths, are those made
at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rocshill and
Wilson, Nos 6oa and s05 Chestnut street, above
.SiIGl."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

gJ CENSUS OF SoHuYLkILL CousTY.-Ths
following is given as the census Of Schuylkill
county:
The population has increased. since 1870,
as follows;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

1t is stated that ex.rresidrnt Tyler, now
- years old, and looking more robust and
younger than when lie occupied the White
House, has an iursnt daughter months old.
rhe wife Of the now cx King Of Naples is q
daughter Of the King of Bavaria. The Queen
rf Spain ia uow the only Bourbon reigug 10
Europe.
Mis-. Cathsrine L Be.cher. sister Of Henry
Ward Bpecher, is said 10 have become an
Episcopalian.
Kossu,h and Klspka are both {. 1'urin.
They live very retired.
Shamokin Coal Trade.
SHAxoKIN, October G. lSC0.
TONS. rwr.
Sep, for the week ending Oct.
9th 5,laA "
Per last Report, li2,ua5 10
1929 IS
To same time las, year, l23 9i6 o2
Increase, 1921 lG
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
ANOTHER STEAMSHIP DISASTER.

Steamship Connaught. Of the Gairay Line,
Burned at Seo-AH the Passengers and
Crep Sdred.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
STATE ELECTION.

The following returns from the State were
received up 10 Thursday evening:
1860. 1859.
Governor. AUp. GESERAL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

From the Nep York Examiner, August, Is,
1859.
SPALpIsa's PREPARED GLuE Is designed for
repairing furniture in all cases where cabinet.
makers glue is used. tits excellent for men.
ding books, refsstening the loosened leaves
and covers quickly and firmly. 1t is put up
in bottle or glsss glue. pot, with brush, and
will become indispensable to the housekeeper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
FRANCIS.

SPEECH FROM GARIBALDI.-Tbe following
is reported AS the speech Of Gsribsldi to the
Palsrmitans in the Corriere Mercantile, Of
Genoa II thank you for your cheers. and
declare to you that am happy, very happy.
to find myself in the midst oil you. ] thank
you for having had faith in me, and for not
having trusted to those who wished to guide
you along an erroneous path. You have
done well not to call for an annexation, which
declare ill.tmed you have thus shown
that you possess Italian wisdom. That an
uexstion would have subjected US to diploma.
cy. and consequently have chained US once
more. few days ago, at Naples, | was
again solicited in behalf Of annexation. But
TEL you that beyond the Volturno there are
sill 6rethre" Of ours in irons now ! declare
that as long as there are brethren to
set free We will 6ght for them. People o!
Pslmermo, people Of the barricades, l once
more thank you for not believing those who
represented me as double dealer. sm the
best friend Of Italy and OF Victor Emmanuel.
Believe 10 Victor Emmsnuel, who is the only
representative Of the italian cause.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
Discovery OF Nyw P,,. ~ ~,v d.

DIscovERy OF A NEw Pass IN ruK ROCKY
AousrAIss-Cspt. Reynolds. Of the 10th in.
autry. United States Army, who arrived at
Omaha city, Nebraska Territory, last Thurs.
day, from an exploring tour OF the Wind river
country. reports having discovered q pass
$500 feet lower than any heretofore discover
ed ou the line Of the Rocky Mountains, Iis
about the i5lb parallel Of latitude,