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such progress had become impossible and that.
consequently, as between the alternatives have
na%sd mamie the az aouss sna aSsp. to the ss
work OF our b and that other equally legitimate alter
native Of resgnaton our duty was In the hrst instance
Of oo%mup,csson through her Mesys gracious kind
ness with her Majesty herse 10 persevere In the resg
nation OF Offices Sir, hope that IN conveying TO
have been fortunate enough TO make IL understood
that our sole to present the subject matter with
which have dealt simply as we viewed y. and that
even of argument Hear, hear) These We're tho
considerations which weighed upon our minds It
is the duty Of government ss esPeca,y ga1s N c II
q, measure Of capital public importance, to
place the House Of Commons, SO far as their duty and
regard public interests allow them, in possession OF
the motives considerations by which they have been
guided That plea trust will be thought TO excuse the
length at which have detained the House (hear,
hear) have more to say than simply this-that as
hold Offices only until successors are appoint.
ed propose TO that this House at its rising
do adjourn until Thursday next not at all with the 6elef
that at early date any efecual measures will have
been taken the formation OF administration, but
rather with the idea that on Thursday there
may be some person with whom may be
enabled to communicate, and at whose instance,
as he will then be the proper judge of public
business, may Thursday be enabled TO propose
further adjournment of the House. need hardly say
that at the meeting OF the House on Thursday-and in
deed at its meeting today am not aware OF any rule
which would prevent honorable members from proceed
ing with orders other business which may be upon tho
notice paper. But quite sure IL will be felt that
any such prosecution Of business would be nconvenien
during the period Of what Is actually allegiance OF the
functions of government except business which s abso
lutcy essential and beyond dispute (Hear, hear One
ssch exception is the vote propose TO take to day. in
order to be able to make necessary payment IN
connection with the packet service. If that vote is
passed to-day it may be reported Thursday, and that
will be in time for the purposes for which II is wanted
(Cheers)
Tho motion that the House its rising do adjourn Till
Thursday next was then put and agreed to.
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-,.s ,,or an, the papers in which they occasionally
rise 20 the sur,ace
vou,Rsss pRFENCE-voLUNTEERhG.
~. c.ss Of Sarrclouis have been hlled with watef
a. - srtress be surprised by Southerners invading
- S | from the side Of the Bavarisn Palatnate speak
M ~ Baysrsa The railways in Southwestern saxony
@ seen torn up by the Prussiaas to guard against
,en inroad via Hof and Altanburg The latter place
sss~rnpie led by a few thousands Of men.
ono hundred Knights OF the Brandenburg branch OF
s,e Oer OF St. John have repaired to the front 10 ao
q direcsing and supervising the hospital service
n the troops The charitable exertions OF the
,ood knights who all belong to the most arsto-
cyatc families in the country entail no small share
nj personal inconvenience and peril The money they
mead Is All raised by voluntary contributions the ancient
estates OF their order having here as elsewhere, been
conascated centuries ago.
10 nm up gaps the enlistment OF volunteers Is ABOUT
q he undertaken ON larger scale than hitherto Inc
new recruits will be allowed TO quit the service on the
close of the war which unprecedented innovation
IN the Prussian army.
Bonemfa.
fBern June 24 correspondence oi the Lonaon limcs.
No news from Bohemia except that russian columns
were observed crossing the Sesian ironuer Us i so
as Zuclmantel and Weidenau. -
A largo force passed at Oumncnau. But .noso
NAV he merely detached corps, employed as len',
while tho bulk OF the army is operating inrther horn
For certain intelligence we shall have TO walt &c"
DAYS longer
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BOMBAY, June 15-335 ?. N.
Slirngs, lbs, 7r. ia. Cotton very dull-Dholera,
3oOr. Exchange London, 2s. o54d. Government SO.
curtes-Four per cents, $50; five per cents, lO5
Freights to Liverpool 12s 3D. The latest London date
is the 18th inst.
CALCUTTA, June Ia, 1860.
Gray shirtinps Sr, Ida. Exchange on London 2s. ID
Freight to England, AS Cd
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SHAN6HAl, May II, IoFU.
Tire rebels have captured Newchang
Advices from Fow-Chow OF May represent the qua
lty of the crop this fvorably and prices had
advanced from last year six taes Congous ard ten
taels on 0olongs.
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Obituary.
;ENOR DON kUAgArf. Io-ANo putyA QrrnryAuxr

fAraEa foiSr. July SO Z, NJ
There are no signs OF the Peruvian.
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xHE BRITISH CABINET CRISIS.

Rcsignntion OF Earl Russeu's Cabinet
The statements to ParlIa N Aent-Ncroff-
alton FOR New Ministry Ea ri Derby,s
Outline or Policy.
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debated for three nights and which evidently must have
had and intended 70 have the effect o settnf asde
the OF the bill for the present On ihe TN
OF June the noble lord the member for Kings Lynn
lord stanley made motion for the purpose OF post
ponng the cinuses OF 70 the clauses
Affecting the redistribution OF seats SIR that motion
was made without any public notice whatever Cheers
But Was within the knowledge of the government al
subsequent period that, through channels I am not
able point out information either that motion
some such motion, would be made on that day and
at that hour had been conveyed TO certain gentlemen
this side Of the House whose views appeared
likely to be favorable 10 the motion. Hear hearD
Notwithstanding these circumstances. n minority OF
200 gentlemen supported the motion or the noble lord
II was rejected by ISL We were then by the right
honorable gentleman, the member for Cambridge Uni.
versy who proposed TO the county franchise from
Ella 10 f20, and thereby maim in our yicw-at ali
events, greatly 10 alter withdraw the word s'maim'
one Of the fundamental clauses OF the bill The
ton was rejected, but rejected by a very small
maiorty-ony fourteen Then came on in another
FORM motion also admitted to have for one OF its OBJ
ecs the raising OF the county franchise mean the
motion Of the honorable member for Northampton mt
Huntl That motion was rejected but only by majority
Of seven Then tho motion Of my noble friend The
member for Galway lord DunkellnL raising the very
same point for the b0roughs which had been rejected for
the counties by this majority Of only seven, although
r s within the knowiedge Of rs all that whatever
rstabie value be they great or small, they
undoubtedly diniculties which will be fell much
more In the boroughs than in the eountlcs Cheers
That motion, however vas carried by a majority OF
OF factsfrom the recital Of which have endeavored
~ erclude and hope have excluded every qualifying
epithetcombnng that review Of the previous divisions
and debates with what have already stated the
sicu that efecsual proSrere with the b-prorsss such
as would leave the standirg ground Of the House Of
Commons relatively 10 the BIZ sensibiy different the
end Of our abon 70 what bsA been Of sht bssinbius-
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her sovereign OF tho people OF England. I trust
tCbcers)
Tho Earl of DgRBy-l most anxously hoped .utcr-
ing your ordships House that should hs spc 10 listen
say With respect 10 The Tor tho resignation her
Mesys Minister'S aud slihough the noble carl has GER
n y ahmed 70 ess WITCH we're hardly mas Tor Far
lamcntsry discussion, do not intend 70 follow him into
o1y ehs Reform no' SuS to The
OF kcr Majesty ministers with TO the In
which they have deal, with that nili ! should
tho noble earl .sld defence of the corrsc
pursued by himself and his colleagues had he
To speak considerable freedom OF matters persons,
10 myself and parry. IHcar) The nsolc carl has
thought 10 impugn which has been pursued
BY the House Of Commons acting, he assumes, upon
my suggestion. lHcarl Now, my lords these are
charges 10 which cannot listen in silence, moro
especially when tho occasion upon which those cinryes
made is of such Importance as the present fFapr
hesr.l CONCUR with the noble carl that a change os
government rom whatever hands into whatever hands.
period WHOM there is 40 much d,s,,,rhance Abroad
and when there are many important subjects 10 con-
s,der = and mnsi Dc msiorrne but TO tell
the noble earl that the change which Il appears VIC have
20 contemplate u not the fault OF those who are opposed
70 HIN, but the fault u her Majesys ministers ihen.
selves tChecrs) Tho noblo earl has sa,d that
at tho commencement OF the .ession I assured
bsn no undcrhanded dealing would be rcsorted
70 N oppoS,ion 20 " Wha, J really said was
crate one such the Conservative party could
and copssen'y With their convictions 40.
repi as setfement os question which II was desirable
TO come 10 conclusion npon I wou,d erevt vhaf
influence Ind with the conservative memhsrs of par
Lament 70 he end that 'he noble carl should meet with
no unfair oppos von he contrary said should be
happy 70 further lhe progress OF such a bill cay
thst pledge has been kept, and kspt 10 The letter:
and when the noble earl talks about private uesnss
OF mbers of the opposition, snd speaking OF such
meetings AZ utterly Unusual, makes Il matter on
maj, .ha, ,s opposNon snoId meet and consider
aweni, snd receive opinion upon them from thosc
. whom the opposl,ion have onndenee. the aoblc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-04

tY' MILTON ArrAIRs.-Ws take tho following
items from last weeks Milto'sian The Boyle farm
on the outskirts Of the borough, consisting OF one
hundred and fourteen was sold at auction on
Saturday last to Harry and John Boyle, two of the
heirs, for the sum of sl7,s50.
Matters are progressing quite rapidly in the build
ing of the river bridge at this place The last span
on the eastern side that part nearest town. sbeing
commenced.
A party belonging to the Base Ball Club, who
went to Lewsburg on Tuesday last to play game
with club of the latter place, met with an accident
which might have terminated very seriously. 1t
appears through the carelessness of the ostler in
hilohing the horses to the wagon, he neglected to
place the bit in one of the horses mouth. The hor-
ses became unmsnageable, throwing out the driver
as we'll as the Others bruising number quite seri'
ously The horses to the Milton ferry, distance
of about four miles, where they were caught
What appears to be miraculous is the fact that moth
ing about the wagon was broken.
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IL TRIAL LIST FOR Auousr TERN, IS56-FIRsr
Mnrr. oo,.nrnr.n- o,r I rrNrrn.x

TRIAL LIST FOR AUGUST TERN, lS36-FIRsr
WEEK COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY.
I Adam ]. Fahnestock VS. S. B. Boyer ct al
9 Ira r. Clement VS. Susan Longenecker,
2 George Burns vs. Geo. G. Welker,
4 Israel p. Wilmer VS. Jacob Bingaman,
Daniel Y. Caul, adm'rs VS. Ann Divers ct oil
David Fngely. vs A. NJ. Eastwick,
7 Vim T.. Dewar. vs Jacob b. Masser,
s Commonwealth Of Penn a. VS. James NanDykc,
John Harcr for use Va Jacob +. Muenoh exr.
10 Charles Beck VS. Charles Garinger, ct al
II Andrew Klnger VS. VIM Fagely ct al
u Commonwealth of Penn'a vs. Philip Hilsert &c.
13 VIM. & Christian Fox vs. Joseph Bird, &c.
II Philip Kcrstettcr VS. Daniel 2. Raker
IS Isaac I. Brown VS. Lorenzo Munsell,
SECOND WEEK.
l6 Jonathan Hoover VS. Josiah Reed ct al
II John Dodge ct al VS. Jacoby Hartman,
lS Robert D. Cummings VS. John Wittemoyer,
l9 Same VS. VIM. A. Forsman,
20 Freeman Thomas vs. Andrew Heckel,
q Chas. Hoy, VS. Daniel W. Smith,
% Daniel Herr VS. John +. Cowan ct al
% Lcvi lIecht VS. Peter X. Fisher,
p Bencyile ShaiIer VS. David Eshbach
25 Wm. G. Robins ct al VS. Johns. Snydor,
26 Freeman Thomas VS. Andrew lieckel,
q A. W. Creamer VS. John Leiser,
% William Smeltz VS. Jonathan p. ShultE,
30 John Hancock VS. John Haas, DC.
20 Casper Schall ct al VS. John X. Erdman
81 John Dunkeberger VS. Andrew NJ. Eastwick,
80 Elias Stepp, VS. Samuel Ii Rothermol
80 same VS. Adam LeHker
"a Michael Hughes ct al VS. Catharine Wallace,
IS Catharine Curran ct al VS. same
80 VIM l.. Lance VS. Freeman Thomas,
81 VIM McCeery VS. Seth Mccormick,
3S John H. Forsman VS. Geo Z Mckee.
SO Anthony Buddinger VS. Peter Parzyk ct al
10 George I. Lee, cx'r VS. Rachel McCarty ex'r.
Al William Aunkst vs. Wm Allen,
i2 Augustus Schnell VS. Freeman Thomas,
AZ John Haas ct al VS. Locust Gap Imp. Co.
"a Margaret Yount VS. Jacob Mile.
as American Phlo Society VS. Charles D. Wharton
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Spsrial n Offices.
To Communities.

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mail, please address
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Editor's Table.


t5ye The LApY's FRIEND, for August, has made
its appearance, rich in literary contributions, fine
steel engravings, choice music, Gc perfect gem.
Published by Deacon & Peterson, $40 Walnut street.
Philadelphia Price 50 so year
Ly GoDEY's LADY's Book, for August, is also at
hand 1t is embelished with beautiful steel en-
craving, entitled 4" The Toilet of Death" splendid
fashion plates, &c. 1t is a valuable ornament for
the parlor. Price So year. Published by L. A.
Cooley, corner 9th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
tz5 THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for August, is an
excellent number, and will be more fully noticed in
our next issue We have also received the last
number of that excellent magazine, "0ur Young
Folks" which will receive a moro extended notice
next week.
ES BEApLE's MoYrHLY.-Tbe August number
of this handsome and we'll conducted magazine con-
tains we'll illustrated article on Nevada and Cali
rornia, which is'very interesting and informing
The exciting story of The Dead Letter is continued
also with illustrations There is also quite variety
of wel.written articles, making the number one ol
great interest, and giving to the magazine high
character for merit.
CnT Tar PHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL, for August
contains portraits of Benz. Franklin, Lewis Cass
C. F. Bridges, Brunell, Mrs Parkhurst, etc with
articles on Responsibility; Sowing and Reaping
The Servant Question; Getting Married; Writing
the Philosophy of Photography How to Live; All
and Sunlight; Summer, and its Lessons; Over-Eat
ing; Head and Body; Man-Monkeys Insanity, AM
Religious Excitements Physiognomy, Time, Tune
yeneration, Double Chins, Large Ears, etc. Twent
| osnts n number or So year. Fowler q Wells, pub
lishers, New York.
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S~ OFT IN LYcoMNG CouSrY.-The Muncy Lu-
minary, of last week, says that the Muncy Coal
Oil Company have employed Mr. E. Jacoby ESQ.,,
an ingenious, experienced and energetic operator to
sink an oil well on the Gortner farm, seven miles
from Muncy. Mr. Jacoby is now on tho ground
with hands preparing to sink his driving pipe, and
getting out timber and lumber for the DERRICK and
in short time expects to have his engine and impo.
ments on the ground, ready to commence drilling
The oil spring on the Gortncr farm is very largo
ono, from which the oil is constantly flowing 1t is
in the Dcvonian or oil bearing formation, and from
the surface indications Of oil, extending
tent of country eighteen miles from East to West,
and twelve miles from North to South, the Muncy
and Mountain companies are confident Of finding
oil in paying quantities.
The Mountain Oil Company, which recently COM
menced operations on the Whipple & Ross property,
some ten miles from Muncy, met with IN accident
last week which is likely cause them considerable
delay. Tho driving pipe became bent by some
means and it will be necessary to take it out in order
to siraighten it, This company is composed of six
wealthy gentlemen of Towande, who are determined
to thoroughly test the indications of the presence of
oil on the above property, and they entertain the
strongest hope, from the evidence around them, that
they will find oil in sufficient quantity to make it
profitable to the company.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-04

I-g- TUE LATE GAME OF BASE BALL.-A cores
poudent of the Baltimore Sunday Morning Isie-
gram gives an interesting account of the visit Of the
Enterprise Base Ball Club, Of Baltimore to various
towns in Pennsylvania. This club, it will be remem'
bcred, played game with the susquehanna Club
of this place, on Saturday, alst u't, In speaking
of their visit 10 sunbury, the following high COM
pment is paid TO the susquehanna boys
1--WE left for Sunbury. arriving there at 70 r; :,
md were received and most Hospitality entertained
-. Tie game being over, the Enterprise were es'
corted 70 bounleous dinner, and they did 1t justice
They were very agresably entertained during the
evening wbsD at ~ NJ. they embarked on me uain
bomewsrd bound, arriving at 10 A. ID. bunasy
morning. should like to have commented on ihs
game more mnutely. but suffice 70 say the splendid
reception given by the sus9uehannas VII always %
tps i uot fg distant wh.n an opportunity sor recp
,ocSJon may ofsr
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EF' CouRr--The August term of court for this
county will commence on Monday next and will
continue in session two weeks The new Court
House will bO occupied tho necessary fixtures to tho
court room having been completed. 1t will be a
great relief to the large number Of persons who are
compelled to attend the various sessions of court,
nter having been obliged for great many years to
transact their bnsiness in court in the small, badly
arranged, and illventlated room hitherto occupied
in the old Court House.
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n e W GO Cd 81!
j. E. e ~ G e 8
HAS just returned from New York and philad.,.
Il phia, and is now receiving New Stock of

Spring & Summer Goods,
at great reduction in prices.
Geptlenen's Wear.
Fine Black Cloth at $500 that used to sell at IS co.
Cassimercs, Satinett, Cashmeretts, Kentucky Jeans
Cottouado and Linen Painting, at reduced prices.
Ladies Dress Goods.
Silk Wool Dclaines, Mohar, Silk Stripe Paul
Ginghams, Challics, Delaines, Lawn, Calico and
Musns, very cheap.
White Goods.
Linen Dress Goods Linen Skirting. White Toilet
Quilts, Briiliants Swiss Stripe, Swiss Cambric. Jac-
conett Irish Linen, Shirt Fronts &c.
Ladies Cloth and Flannel Saeking, and other
flannel at low prices White Shetland Wool Shawls
Bamoial Skirts, &c Skirtng and the latest style
Of Hoop Skirts, very handsome and cheap.
Yankee Notions in Great Variety
Hosiery. Gloves, Pocket Randkerchiefs Suspen-
ders, Neckties, Paper Collars, Umbrellas, a good
essOrtment of Spectacles, Coats, Spool Cotton, fancy
Buttors, Trimmings, &c.
Carpets, Floor and Table Oil Cloths. brown and
green Oil Cloths for windows, Gilt Shades, Fixtures
for Window Blinds.
Hats Caps and Ladies' Shakers, Hardware, Nails,
Forks, Shovels, Spades, iron-tooth Garden Rakes
GROCERIES, SALT g. FISH.
0ueensware, Glassware, Boots and Shoes,
Paints, Oils Glass and Putty.
School Books, and new supply Of WALL Pa.
PER. will be sold very cheap.
All persons desirous OF getting good goods ut low
prices, for cash country produce will please give
me a call. J. II. ENGEL.
Sunbury, April 7th, 1866.
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E BARN BuRNEp.-A barn belonging to Mrs.
Blain, in Anthony township, Montour county, was
struck by lightning on Sunday night week, and was
consumed with all its contents. The barn was new
and filled with the crop of tho present season, and
tho lcss must be considerable There an nsu-
rance of $500 on the property in tho Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company.
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Williamsburgh, Kings Co New York
January l3, lS66-1y.
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r fHouaH the thermometer continues to rise,
the immense stock at Millers Excelsior Boot and
Shoe Store, in Market squarc, remains at the regular
prices. His boots, shoes, &C., selling rapidly
Call and SEQ them.
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CS- DEsrRrcrIvE FIRE ~ WrLLrsMsFonr. -
Another destructive fire occurred ut Wi.liamsport
about o'clock on Sunday morning last. The FIRE
broke out in the upper part Of Groenawnls clothing
STORE corner OF Third aud Market streets, and the
following establishments we're destroyed -oarman's IS
jewelry store, Gresnnwult's clothing rtore. mii-
merry s;orc liquor store Uays' bakery, and Jameson
boot and shoe store. large portion of the contents
of the buildings were saved. Tbs loss is estimated
at S25,0OO.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-04

t1rTHs CoSrisEsrAL oLerufEo BAZAAR, cor-
ner OF Market and Third streets, sunbury, Is gene
rally Acknowledged by men of taste as The placo of
s othen In this section of the State, where they can
be ss1ted. The elegant assortment Of summer clo-
thing cannot be beaten outside Of the cities.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-04

ET' PREsESrs.-A first class photograph is one
of the most appropriate and acceptable presents that
can be given. We therefore advise our friends to
call at Bycrly's Gallery, in Simpsons building,
Market street. and get their photographs taken.--
Call and see his specimens.