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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

At meeting Of the Board OF Military Audi.
tors. held in Sunbury on the ID inst. the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted, and
ordered TO be pubshed
WHEuEAs,-A number of the Collectors Of the
Militia l AK of \ Northumberland County, are very
negligent in collecting and paying over to the
Treasurer of the County, the Militia fund. there
by embarrassing the Military, and as we believe,
preventing the formation of companies, as well ss
retarding the settlements of the Board Of A udi.
tors Therefore.
REsoLvEn.-That all collectors of Militia Tax.
es for the years 1853, 1859 and 1860. are hereby
notified to settle their duplicates by the first day
Of August A. ID. 1861; and that suit will he
brought on the bonds Of all failing to pay their in.
debtedness by that time.
REsoLvED,-That collectors are enjoined to
carry out the Act of Assembly, to the letter,
against all persons negiectng or refusing to pa,
their Militia Tax, asd If any extra expenses q. e
incurred they will lay their bills before the Board
of Military Auditors, where they will receive
proper attention.
Extracted from the Minutes.
J. p SHINDEL GOBLIN, Secretary
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
"No. dangerous 20 the Human fawily.
"Ra,s come out uf their holes 70 ds.n
VERMIN

"COSTAR'S' Rat Roach, &c, EYtermiI4lHt
"COSrAR'S" bug Exttrnnst0r
'COSTAR'Sh Electric Powder, for Insects, 6e
DESTROYS ISsTASILY.
-Mice-Moles--G Ground Micc-Bed. Bugs
Ants--Muths- Mosquitoes - Fleas-Ins-cts ON Plants
Fowls Animals &c, &c-im short, every form and spc.
cles o' VERMIN
10 years established in New York City--usri by the
City Post Ohces-the City Prisons and station Houses
the City Steamers, hrs the Guy Hotels "a ~
81 Nicholas" &c.-and by more than 10000 private
families
" Druggist and Retailers everywhere sell them.
~ Wholesale Agents all the large Cities and Towns
" :, BEWARE : :! nf spurious limitations.
~ 81 90 Sample Boxes srmi by Mail.
" Address ORDERS for "CIrcu'ar 10 D.alrrsn 20
HENRY Il COSTAR. Principal Dero,
5i2 Broadway, Composite 81. Nicholas Hu,el)S y y
Sold by FRll-lNG & GRANT, Suubuiy, Pa.
AptiIai. 1860
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

CouGns s-The sudden chunges OF our eli
mate are sources OF PULMONARY BRoscnIAL
and AsTHM,TIc AFFECTIONS Experience
having proved that simple remedies often &C,
speedily and certainly when taken in the
early stages of the diseases. recourse shonld
at once be had to "BrOpns bronchial
7TOches,' or Lozenges. let the Cold, Coueh
or Irritation OF the throat be ever 40 slight
US by this precanton . more serious attack
may be efectually wsrdpd off, PuBLIc
SPEAKERS and SINGERS will find them efIprtu
al for clearing and strengthening the voice
See advertisement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

"a TIE GENERAL BANKING LAw.-Tbe
Bank Committee of the House of Represen
tatves have agreed to suggest certain amend
men,s TO the general Banking Law, substan
TALLY as follows:-
First. To the fifth section, so as to ordel
the printing OF $3.50 copies of the annual ban
report OF the Auditor General, for the use o.
the Legislature, etc.
Second To tho seventh section, allowing
the issue Of small notes TO the amount Of IL
per cent. Of the eutire issue, and repeating
the clause requiring oil notes to be uplformiy j
printed.
Third. To the tenth section, providing tha,
securities of the State or United States shall
be accepted by the Auditor General, at par
as legal deposits, The present law requires
that they be received only With discount Of
> per cent.
Fourth. To the thirty first section, striking
out the entire section, thus releasing bspks
from keeping 20 per cent Of their circulation
10 their vaults in specie.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Gy ANESpusNrs OF TnE PosTAL LAWS
Some material changes aud improvements in
the postal service have been authorized by an
act Of the late Congress. The second section
OF the act empowers the Postmaster General
TO procure and furnish letter sheets, with
postage stamps impressed thereon, combining
10 one both q sheet aud sp envelope. This
supplies Gesiderstum iD certain bushes and
legal proceedings where IL is important to
prove the date Of mailing uf letter 10y the
postmark.
Another section OF the act requires that
letters which have been advertised sholl be
returned to the Post Office Department, il
unclaimed, ttro months after the date of the
advertisement except 10 cases where letters
are directed to seaports for persons on board
OF designated vessels expected to arrive and
also, in cases where letters are specially
marked to be retained for longer period
Maps. epgravings, Autographs, or photo.
graphic prints on rollers or in paper covers
books, bound or unbound Photographic
paper and letter envelopes are to be rated
at one cent an ounce for any place within
the United States not over fifteen hundred
miles, and two cents au ounce for any dis
tance over fifteen bundred miles, prepsid by
postage stamps. The packages must no!
exceed four pounds. Cards blank or print
ed, in packages weighing at least eigh,
ounces, and seeds or cutting, in packages
not exceeding eight ounces. ore made naila
bic matter ut the same rates, prepared il
the same way.
Hereafter ten cent postage is to be pref paid
on all letters conveyed in the mail between
any points in the United States east Of the
Rocky Mouutaus, and auy State or Terrific
ry on the Pacific.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
Religious Notices

Divine service viii be held every Sabbath IN this b
Tough follows:
PRESBYTERIAN CIIUR North west corner a.
Blackberry mud Dee streets, Rev II. REAkDON, Pastor.
Divine service every Sabbath AZ 10Y A. NJ Prayer
ing on Thursday evening. Al Northumberland, in Old
School Presbyterian Church, at O'Clock T. NJ, every
Sahnth
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH North west
" River and Blackberry streets Rev w SrEiS.
METZ, Pastor DIVINE service alternately every Sabbath
at 10 A NJ and +. ". Payer meeting on Friday
evening
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Deer
street below V. X p. Rsi Road Rev. RIZER, Pastor
Divine service alternately every Sabbath mt 10 NJ slh
7p. VI. Piaver meeting IN "Wednesday evening
METHODIST ErscorAL LCIIURCH-Dewherry strerl
west of = 4 f Rail Road, Rev. T.. Ru1LrR ano r.
SwAsGER. Pastors Divine service, alternately, every Sal
bath at 10Y A. NJ and 7 N. Prayer meeting an Thurs
day evening.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

esS LOOK OR FOR A SMAsH-We find the
following omiuous paragraph 10 the last
Columbia Democrat:
"Want of space compes Us to postpone
any remarks on the Inaugural Of Mr.. Lincoln.
this week. We shall dissect and examine it
a. our leisure in our next; and if we do not
show it to be ;he most impud, nt aud crude
and silly composed document we have had
since Gen. Tsl lor wrote that we "were at
peace with oil the world" and the rest OF
mankind, then VIC are slightly mistaken"
We beg Of the Colonel to be moderate, and
keep cool in the operation, whether he uses
the delicate and keen edged blade Of the sur
geon, or the long saw-backed knife of the
kitchen. The Inau oral OF old Abe" after
having passed the ordeal and received the
commendatioDs Of the liberal and patriotic o.
oil parties, except the secessiouists aud tbeir
sympatbsers, is doomed to be impaled at last
on the spear Of our indignant contemporary
unless he should be "shghtly mistaken"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
Gbe I'll at ktts.
Philadelphia Market.

] HILIUELFHIN' III dTNUI TT
Grain-The offerings of Wheat are small,
and il is in demand at the advance noted
yesterday. Sales OF 1000 bushels, including
fair and prime Penna. aud Western red, al
81 25al 28 per bushel Southern do at 81 30
ul 30, and white from 81 35 iol so Rye
coDtlnuss TO command 6s Gems Corn is
coming forward freely, hut the demand is only
moderate. Sales 5000 bushels new yellow
part after the close of our report yesterday
at 56a57 cents sHost aud 10 the cars 4
sale of 500 bushels iu the cars at 5sB cents
Oats are in better demand. Sales OF 1000
bushels prime Pennsylvania at 32c. per
bushel. Southern ranges from % to Bic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
Council Proceedings.

SuSBURy, March 5th. 1861.
Council met being the stated night OF meeting Chief
Burgess in the chair, members present DcwsTt, Sr-h
Packer Bright Blsser, Hendricks Grant, Xcttlempyer,
Bucher and Boyer.
Minutes of last meeting read and adopted
Bill uf H. B. Mussrr Tor printing $40 % referred to
Committee un FmHnce
WIN L. Dewaft presented hill OF Jacob Young 81 25,
TefeTi ed to committee IN finance.
On motion of MIR Packer, Resolved, That the ST. Get
Commissioners he required under the supervision uf the
committee Highways aud Sidewalks to repair at once
the cuvert leading from the basin to the river and to fix
the bridge over the canal at the iiver
On motion uf c. A. Bright, Resolved, That II. u.
M2sser be required To- lay pavement IN front OF his lot on
south side OF Market street. adjoining Adam Shss'er IN
accordance wh the ordinance passed IN 1859, directing
the paving of said street. and he neglect Ia dn 81,
said pavement he made by the Borough such
provided for by the ordinances aforesaid
VIM L. Dewart stated that the road by Jocnb Young .
IN bad order. Committee ON highways uHd Side
walks instructed to- examine the toad
On motion order granted Clerk for transrribng
Ordinances and Clerk for year 1860 of s33
On mntnn order gIan,cd to High Constable for his
bill in full SI7 90
Bill of John Arnold, Street Commissioner, presented
Sll 80 GA motion an order granted
On motion, Boyer and Hendricks excused for absencc.
Mr. Dewart excused for absence except night for
which he fined 81
On motion adJnurned
mo w BCCUER Clerk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
WAsulSGros. March Ills

WAsulSGros, March IL, 1861.
To His Ezcellepcy Andrew q. Curtin, Gov.
ernor Of Peuusyivauia
DEAR SIR E:-Having accepted the position
Of Secretary Of War, rendered to mo by the
President, hereby resign my seat 10 the
Senate of the United Stutes.
/ leave that body With feelings Of deep
regret, as we'll because II sewers my immedl.
ate connection with the people OF my native
State, as because it removes me from the
cherished personal associations of that hig ID
and dignifed body. Bat | am consoIed by
the fact that the change in our Tariff laws,
for which | have labored for more than 6i.
teen years, and which trust will add greatly
to the benefit Of Pennsylvania, was accom.
plished at the close OF my Senatorial Service.
beg to say to the Legislature, and to the
people Of Pennsy ylVanIs, that in my new
position, which Difference TO their earnest
wishes induced me reluctantly to accept, my
best energies shall be exerted ior the benefit
Of the whole country, Of which Peunsylvauia
ioims so important part.
am, sir, very respectfully your obedent
servant, SIMON CAMERON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
d L A It Ii s .

In this place on Wednesday last, HORATIO
]. WOLVERTON, Esq, aged about IS years.
In Bloominedale, DuPage county, lllino'.
on the 2lst February. Of congestion OF the
hrsin. SALI.lE +. daughter Of ]. S. and NJ.
A. Gesrhsrt, aged 6 years 3 months, and |
day, and formerly of Rush township, North.
umberlsnd Co., Pa,
In Lower Augusta. On the 18th inst,
SAMUEL SEESHOLTZ, sged u years
and 8 mt nths.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Darn OF OFFICE ADMINISTERED TO SECRE.
rARY CAMERoN.-This morning Judge Grier
visited the War Department, aud administer.
ed the oath Of Office to the new Secretary,
Hon. Simon Cameron. in the presence Of a
large number of the clerks and other officials
Mr.. Holt, after Introducing his subordinates
TO bis successor, retired, wishing great sue.
cess and prosperity TO General Cameron
Justice Grier and General Cameron and
about the same age. They were boys to.
gether in Northumberland county, many
years ago, and they started life the one as u
school teacher and the other as printer
During all the interval between youth and
mature age they have preserved the kindest
relations. 1t was fitting therefore, that the
oath OF Office should be administered by the
one TO the other.-- philadelphia Press
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, lot Of lums- ?
~ was taken up while floating in the river
Susquehsnna in Northumberland county hy
William Fsulk, consisting of thirty one LOGS,
marked I, NJ. Z H.. &. NJ. d., J. c., J. n. r.. 0.
r. & w., B. ID. n, J. J. b. b., c., Is. q r., ).
E E., with Deer head stamp, and l3 not
marked q statement and descri ption wss filed
in my Office on the 2ls, oi February 1861. at
SUNBURI, Northumberland county, Pa, for
the inspection Of oil concerned. The owner or
owners thereof are requested to prove property,
pay all legal charges and take them away
within three months or otherswise the same will
ne forfeited.
FREDERICF LAZARUS, Up.
Sunhury, March lG. ls6l.--3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
Office of the Clerk of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland County.

NOTICE is hereby given that appraisemsnt Of
real and personal property have been made
to the widows, respectively, of the following
named deeeden,s. sgresably to the Acts of Assem-.
bly, in such costs made aud provided
Augustus Bergner, deceased.
. William Bohnsr.
. Jacob Fv,
jeremiah King,
s Jacob Lshr.
And that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court for approval on TUESDAY the
slh day ofApril NEXT, unless exceptions thereto
Ne filed bsora that tims.
MsVsTR, Ok q. c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

DEAra OF Mn. JoRx CoLpER.-This gentle
man, whose illness we noticed on Friday, died ou
Saturday evening, Of Inflammation of the lungs.
As our readers are already aware, he came here
TO attend the funeral of his brother, VIM. Colder,
Sr., which took place on Thursday. Mr., Colder
was siIty'siI years Of ago at the the iiue oi his
Death Rarritvrg TslsgropA,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

EsS GROWING Fisk WooL.-We call at.
tention to an nrticle on our first page, on
this subject. The writer, Mr.. Ellis, is one oi
our most successful aud intelligent agricul.
turists, who has shown by practical results
the value Of scientific farming. The article
is in reply to one on the same subject. from
the Baltimore Sun. We trust we shall hear
from Mr.. Ellis frequently.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

ey The PHILADELPHIA CoIIECroRsBlr.-
The Philadelphia Inquirer suys there is
warm contest for the Philadelphia Collector
ship. between Messrs. Thomas, Pollock and
Webster. A compromise has been proposed
among the friends Of the ndidstes, and there
will be an eudeav0r TO give MIR. Pollock
foreign mission.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

ca AURORA BoREALIs.-This besutiful
phenomenon was witnessed here on Saturday
night, between pine and ten o'clock, the
rapidly forming columns presenting brilliant
scarlet appearance towards the zeuith.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

PENSACOLA NEws.-Ths following is frou,
the Warrington letter, dated the 30 inst, OF
the Pensacola Observer -
Lieut.. Slemmer has had about forty men
engaged in raising a sand battery about a
o Qaarter Of mile to the eastward Of Fort
Plckens on Santa Rosa Island, for the pas,
two or three days.
The Wysndoite was engaged all day yes
terday 10 conveying water to the United
States ships outside.
Lieut.. McNsb, of the Eufauls Rifles, being
anxious to find out what Slsmmer's men were
doing on the Island. procured 3 boat and
vent over; be was placed under arrest BY
tho authorities of Santa Rosa Island, and
sent TO the Navy Yard.
TAXATION AT CHARLEsrox.-Ths City
Councils Of Charleston have passed TO the
point Of ratification. bill for taxing persous
and property to frigbtful amount-Sl 80 on
every hundred dollars of real and leased
property-the same on all goods and mer.
chsndlzs-S2 SO oD every Sl00 OF interest
on any obllgatiOn--the same on every 500
Of dividends on stock-.S3 head on slaves
$50 on every four wheel coach. for two horses
$40 and SIS on other vshicles-2 so on
every SlO0 Of income and profits on the last
year-ths same amount on ell commissions
81 25 on every SlO0 Of insurance premiums
80 cents on gas stork-75 cents on every
800 invested in sbippiog-Sl0 for every
horse or mule-S2 dollars on each dog-$2
so on the receipt OF ell sgsnciss-$l poll
tax-S5 for every slave brought in for sale
every free negro $40, within eertsin ages, or
S. or So, IL females. Pedlers are 10 give
penal bonds 10 81 900 TO make trus returns.
DC. The whole shows sad condition Of
things snd no community could stand tbs
lead, except they we're SLAVES.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Ga TAyERSs.-Thers are now in Phiadel.
pha about 1900 places Icenced to sell liquor.
The unnua! receipts Of the tsverns cannot
fall short OF S30OOOOO. The license fees
yield the State yearly revenue of more than
Sl5OOOO.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Gov. FLoYDs DErEscg,-Gov. Floyd has
published defence to the charges and insin
nations contained in the report OF the com
mlttee appointed 20 investigate the charges
connected with the Indian Trust Bond rob.
berry. He says, that of :he scceptances issued
amounting to between $1,000, 900 and $4,000,
00C, less than $500 600 remain uncancelled
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Edward p. Weston, the young man who was
IL walk from Boston to Washington il Mr., Lin
coin was elected, arrived in Washington on the
4,h at halLpsst four p. NJ, consequently he was
Just too late To see the inauguration He COM
planei somewhat of being sore and weak, and
declares he would not undertake the journey again
over such roads for any rum of money. His
walking dress was a pair oi blue knit wooen
drawers, fitting tight to the limbs and blue
coat with brass buttons. lie states. that three
horses were worn ont OIL the way by the "com
mittee of two" who accompanied him to see the
job done, and one Of the gentlemen was compell-
ed to take the cars at Annapolis junction and came
10 Washington by railway. Weston applied at
,pe Clarendon House for rooms, but being full
they directed him to a boarding house and al
night, accompanied hy the Massachusetts, dele.
CATION, be attended the Inauguration Ball.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

o. SALE OF THE BoRoU8H FERRY The
lease OF the Ferry for one year, belonging to
the Borough of Sunbury, WAS sold al public
sale on Saturday last, and was struck down
OF Sl42 to Mr.. ira I. Clement, of this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

EY METuopisr CoSrEREScEs.-Tbe Balti-
mGre and East Baltimore Conferences met
last Wejnesnny,-tbe former at Stsunton,
Firgiuia, and the latter at Chambershurg. in
this State. The Philadelphia Conference
meets in that city on "Wednesday of next
week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

e5S MEDICAL Graduates We observe 10
the Philadelphia papers the announcement
Of two graduates Of this place. from the
Medical Colleges in that city. namely, J. +
McCarty, from the Philadelphia College of
Dental Surgery, and F. L. Haupt, from the
Jefferson Medical College.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
From WushinRton.

WAsHISGros March 1.-The silver tones
OF the trumpet Of peace, announcing that
there ia to be no immediate conflict between
those who have q common ancestry, and who
until recently we're citizens of common
country, have echoed ioyously in many a
heart here. The fiery Secessicnists and the
ultra Abelitionists are evidently annoyed at
the removal of subject of contention, which
they have hoped would "preciptats" the two
sectons into a conflict. Each of these dis.
csrdant elements Of our common country
hoped for warfare, for bloodshed, for the
killing, manning or woundug o! hundreds
bringing depolation TO many o home, and
engeudering feelings of bitterness, OF hatred
OF RalgDaney, where there should be lraterna
love.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

a. New ADVERTISEMENTS We cell at.
tention to number of new advertisements
among them Crandalls Spring Horse, and
Wards Shirts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

II The sale Of the real estate OF Wm. l..
Dewart, advertised te be sold by the Sheriff
on Monday last, has again been postponed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Ca OURsELvEs.-The american will appear
before long in new dress. having engaged
new type for that purpose Of superior style
and quality.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
T H E A M ERICAN
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1861.
I. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

To ADvxRTtsERs--The circulation OF the srsbuRY
AMERICAN anorg the different the susquehama
is not exceeded il eaualed by any paper pubished in
Northern Pemsyyana.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

HIoH RAILROAD BRTDGgs.- From the
report Of the Auditor General Of PenDsylva.
MA we CLEAN the following interesting ststis-
ties: The highest railroad bridge in the
State is upon the Catawissa rnil'oad, and is
l2s feet high. The Media bridge, on the
West Chester and Philadelphia railroad, is
iol feet high. rhe highest bridge on the
pennsylvania Railroad, is at Coatesville, and
~ feet high. The bridge on the Hunting.
and Broad Top Road, at Stonerstowu, is
~ ,set high and the celebrated Wissahickon
bridge, 90 the Philadelphis aud Norristows
isilro'd, Is bat Gs fssthsh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Northern Central and Sunbury e. Erie
Railroads.
The arrival and departure Of Passenger Trains on the
Northern Central aud Sunbury Erie Railroads a, this
place, is as foIows
MAIL TRAIN.
N.C.R.R y. T.. X X.
Going north, arrives 4 as P. NJ Lenyes t5P ~.
" south, leaves 9t5 A. NJ. Arrives AS AM
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Goius north, arrives II iOP. NJ. Leaves II 10 NJ.
south, leaves , ~ A NJ. Arrives LISA NJ
The ShamokIn Valley and Pottsvilir Railroad
Passenger tram leaves Sunhury at 6o0A NJ.
Mt. Carmel, a.p NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

EE~ David Wimot has received the causus
nomination for United States Senate for Geu
Camerons unexpireh term.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

ess For RESr.-A house and lot in Market
street, Sunbury. Apply at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
TsIesrapbie Weus.
ROME AND y,uruR EMMANu.L.

MALES, Feb, 22-The Government has
taken possession of all the religions property
M Gaeto, and the garrison OF Gaeta has been
sent to Neapoitinn island.
The Pspal Xouaves are reported to have
uassacred Doctor Yatui aud bis little daugh
ter at Collstto.
Turin, Saturdsy.-- Admiral Pessabo has
arrived Of Messiua, which he will summon
10 surrender
ROME, Friday-1he National Committee
have issued proclamation declaring that
Victor Emmanuel will soon be proclaimed
King from the Capitol, and expressing
thanks TO France for its generous aid
The French authorities have taken posses.
zion OF the keys to the capitol.
Several persons have been expelled for Po
litical reasons.
vienna, Soturdsy--!t lie reported that
Austria, Russia and Prussia have concluded
3 Convention to act ir concrt. in ease Of a
Polish or Hungarian outbreak.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
Literary Society.

ne iJ;rrsr Srir,Y ~ Sns'vy, will hold their weekly
r,-ting Tuessy evening. the 18th nst. ut the Public
Srhs.Iiuuse. Guc-,itn tf debate:
"Tha, Fu Sum,cr shold be reinforced and NOT
e,ted by the United States Government"
The crens of sunbury respectfully invited TO a..
ts,xi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

"a The following is General Caneron's
letter, resigniug his seat 10 the Uuiled States
Senate: