Jorcip $fctos.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
OMR Wf tK LATER FROM KinoPI.
J'A Telegraph CallePanie in a Theatre
43 Killed and 134 Wounded.
Tho steamer Persia arrived at Now York
yesterday, from Liverpool, bringing dates to
Saturday, the 13th Inst.
Tlie Persia left Liverpool od Saturday, tlie
13lh inst.. nt 21 o'clock in the afternoon, and
arrived at her Jock it 7 o'clock, A. M., mi
kinc th trip In 9 days, 16 hours, 45 minutes.
The American advices received bud occa
sioned tin advance of on cotton.
. Douglas Jerrold, the well known dramatist
and novelist, la deml.
An influential mooting had been hold in
Liverpool io aid of tho movement for an in
creased supply of cotton.
In Franca the election . excitement was
increasing.
, The Spanish Mexican question remains
Unsettled.
The proceedings in roriiunient are not
very important, thoiieh strong Catholic op
position to the Jewish Disabilities bus sprung
up.
The Birkonhoad liulf of tho Telegraphic
Cubit) has been completed and pronounced to
bo perfect niter the refnired tests. The
V. 8. steam frigate Niagara is expected in
the Mersey iu a few days to Comincuce taking
it on board.
' The firm of Evans House .t Co., London
and Australian shippers, has failed. Liabili
ties, 200,000.
In France the Red nn.l While Republicans
have coalesced in their opposition to tho
Government, at the coming elections.
The Bank of Frunco returns show a very
Urge increase of cash.
A terrible catastrophe has occurred iu the
theatre at Florence. During the performance
the scenes took fire and in tho panic that
ensued, no less than 43 of the audience were
killed and 134 were wounded.
Tho test of tho Persia treaty has been
published..
The overland mail has arrived with later
dates from China, India aud Australia, but
the news presents no feature of importance.
Italy Dksaotci. Occcrrkkck at FLonexcB.
Lkohokn, Juno 8.
Yesterday, at the Theatre des Aequedolti,
during tho performance of a piece entitled
"The Capture or the Malukoff," tho fireworks
ignited the scenery, and the flames, spread
with great rapidity. A great panic ensued,
and two hundred persons b.ive been wounded
or killed. The Grand Duke came to Leghorn
this morning, as soon as the news of the
catastrophe reached him, ud directed that
the persons injured should be conveyed to
the hospital.
Toa rors's PutiGrEss.
DoLOONA, June 10.
The Sovereign Pontiff arrived yesterday.
The magnificent reception ho met worthily
crowned this triumphal journey. Tho crowd
was immense tho weather "superb. This
snorning Pius IX. crowned the image of tho
Holy Virgin on Mount della liitardia, so
dear to the Bolognose. Ilia holiness ad
dressed a speech to the people, who listened
with transports of iudescribable emotion.
(0,000 inhabitants from the north or Italy
bare como hero.
THE SEW SI' GAR CASE.
Mr. Leonard V ray, of London, tho iutro.
dncer into France and other countries of Jm
ihtt, or Chinese sugur-Cuue, (which, however,
be obtaiued in Africa) aud the discoverer of
process or crystallising sugar rrom its juice,
Las just returned to this city from a visit to
the Southern and Western States. We
learn (hat he has planted upon tbo estate of
ex-Governor liamuiond, of South Carolina,
120 acres ; upon that of Mr. Peters, near
Atalauta, Georgia, 30 acres ; aud upon that
ot Mr. Caesius -M. Clay. near Louisville, Ken
tucky, 7 ucres. Mr. D.J. Urowiie, of tho
United States Putent OUiee, who introduced
the Cbioese sugar-case into this country, and
demonstrated to the pubitc its great value,
is understood, in common with Governor
Hammond and other gentlemen, to havo ur
ged Mr. VV'ray to visit tho United butes for
the purpose herein named ; and bo is alio
aiding, by all moans iu bis power, to iuduce
the the prompt and general uttentiou of ag
riculturalists to the adoption cf these varie
ties of a novel plunt.
This cane is profitable for many purposes
besides the manufacture of sugar, such us tho
production of alcohol, of wine, of fodder, of s
red dye for silks, 4c. It will grow und pros
per wherever Indian or brooui corn may be
cultivated to advantage ; but its most abun
dant yield of sugar and iuo6t profitable cul
ture will proro to beiu tho regions bint adap
ted to the tropicul sugar-cane now in general
cultivation. Whether it will supersede the
plant now prevalent there or not is u prob
lem to bo solved by t-xperimeut alone. We
re assured that, from the ripeued seeds of
the crops uow planted in South Carolina,
Georgia, nnd Kentucky, a second crop may
be produced this summer iu tho South.
It'djAi'nyfu.i ' Stales." . .
TlifcFB ClHI.DBKK D&OWEXI UT ITIKtR MbTM-
. Ou the 2tttU ultimo, tho village of Leont
Jackson comity, Michigan, was the scene of
a tcrriUo tragedy. Mrs. Logan, mother of a
family of uiuo children, iu a lit of mental de
rangement, attempted to murder her wbo'.o
family. In' the absence of her busbuud, she
culled till bur children into the house the el
dest being but fourteen year of ogo, and for.
bid their going out. PreseutIy she look ouu
of ber cbildrei', wual yy, aud threw it into
the well ; . then aa .-lUr, and bo on until shu
bad carried out four.. The other children
having thuir fears extiud, followed their mo
th, r with the fourth victijn, and saw her throw
It into the well. They iricd to interlure but
were unuble tho niauiuc -qjolher making
post desperate eBorts to drown thiai ; fail
iog in this, she threw herself down upon ber
dead aud drowning children. Tho well was
enrbloss some twelve feet deep, with about
four feet of water. While in the well,, ber
Children from the top bunded berdewu a pole
to which the mother and one chilJ clung, i.ud
acre drawn out. Tb remaining three were
drowned ull elforU of the neighbors la re
suscitate them provii.g unavailing. Pecu
tiary troubles, it is said, induced the tempo
rary aberration of mind which UU to this
dreadful trogody.
His Wir Vxzc Him. Standing near one
or the gateway or the monument crouuJ
just before, the Puuker Hill On.ti.oi com
msoeed. on tho aficiuoou cf the J 7th, 1
noticed a htlfo lad locking wi.tfullj- at the
big tent. A rnau with Masouio regalia,
passed op and said to tho keeper of the to.
tisjice. 1 belong i0 Ring B.doii.on's LoJee
and have been here bofor.,." Tbe hid our!
Wing hi.u, stenpeu hrartly ,:p 8nd ,id,
" Ulonf 10 loin m-se'e ;.,:t r-
amused at the !0 w t. tii.j n0 , , )
boy. "100 acres - Th man Boding the laugh
turned on , km, by tho ready wit 'r the boy.
told him tn "ur in" i..r ... . .
" oour later l
aw biiu in the tent listeuiug iuWutly to the
flotjuouee of Lverett.-Cr.i'Nr, trwtUtr.
. (?,Jd Fu,Iow t N'ortbnn.berlsnd'in.
tend dedicating the Halt which they have re
cently fitted up, on the 1st of Jnly tU. All
the Lodges in the neighboring country have
been Invited to be io slUiodauc. snd so io
tere.ting lima m$J beerpectod. ' C. O. Uacb.
B,au. oTaunbury. h,bceu re -appointed Dii.
THE AMERICAN.
SUN BURY.
SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1857.
II. B. MASSEtt, Editor and Proprietor,
Dotnbcratio State Nominations.
For Clorernor
Gin. WILLIAM T. PACKEB,
OF LVCOMINQ COUNTY.
Judges of the Supreme Court,
Hoe. TIIXIAM S I ItO.Xrj.el lirrLlonntr.
Hon JAMKS THOMPSON, of trl. t ulinlf.
Fur Canal Commissioner,
MMHOO STKK KI.A.MJ,
OK CMIiSTBH COC.NTT.
Coi KTKKFKiTi.n. Ayoung man from
Union county, named F. Lambert, was arrest
ed on Wednesday at Lewisburg. for passing
counterfeit money, nt Milton, on the PbiU'
delphia 15auk and committed to jiiil ot this
place the same dy.
63" Corkei:tio.i. Wo stated last week.
inadvertantly, that stockholders in Banks
were individually liable to uole holders and
)ifj)Ofi(or). e intended to say r.oto holders
only, though depositors como next to uote
holders ou tho assets. We understand that
some thin-skinned individuals have taken ex
ception to onr remarks, nnd impute to us im
proper motives. No true friend of Shamokin
can properly drawaur such inference. Wo are
among thoso who think that s Bank adds but
little to the prosperity snd productive Indus
try of a pkco not half as much as s half
dozen good mechanics.
S3" The Northers Centkai. Railroad.
This road will be opened for travel on Wed
nesday next, from Ilarrisburg to Trevor! on
Bridge. Tho smull bridge, nenr Millorsburg.
w hich was swe pt sway try a recent flood, and
which has delayed tho opening, has been re.
paired. I rom Port Trevorton, the Packet
will run twice a day. The intentiou is to run
a fast lino through from Baltimore to Niaga.
ra Pal's, by this route, running tho distance
from Ilarrisburg to the lulls in about 14
hours. This will mnke a pleasant end popu
lar route and will bo well patronized.
feT PliESIDKM Or TlIK BaNK Of NoRTHfM-
brhi.and. At a meeting of the board of
directors of the Bank of Northumberland,
on Thursday last, Wm. Cameron, Esq., re-
signed tho oEco of President of that instilu
tion, whereupon Jon It. Pacsks, Esq., of
this place, was unanimously elected President,
to supply tho vacancy. No better selection
oauld have been made. Mr. Packer has not
ouly tho experience, but ull the necessary
qualifications for tho office. Mr. Camkko.v,
who has been s popular officer, will as sumo
the Presidency of the l.cwibburg Bank,
wliichjWill he organized in a few weeks.
COLLISION OS Tim MINIM UY AVI) EKIE
RAII.HO.tU, ASD Kon.il.V4 It tHAl'K
moil loss or life.
On Wedueeday evening, as the passenger
traiu from Willinmsport was entering Nor
thumberland, at a tlow f-ocJ, tl o coal train
from tho Philadelphia V Sunliury road came
sweeping through the bridge ul a rapid rute.
Tho engineer cn the paescnger train immedi
ately reversed his engine, and had already
commenced backing, when the engine of ti e
coal train struck that of the potbenger train
with sulTicient force to throw the front truck
of the farmer o(T the truck, breaking the cow
catcher and bumper of loth cugines. For
tunately, tho pusscugcrd escaped with nothing
more than a sudden t-hock, and were only
saved from tho cOvets of s terrible smnsb, by
the timely caution of tho engineer of tho
passenger train.
The evening train from Wilitai.isport is
due at Northumberland at 7 J o'clock, P. M.,
and tbo engineer says he wns tevcral minutes
within .hiii own time, when tho collisioti took
place. The conduct of the conductor of the
coal traiu was not only . reckless and cul-
pable, but deserves tho severest centturo for
runuing upon tho lime of tho passenger train,
aud attempting to reach the switch abovo
tho town, when he kuew the passenger train
was approaching.
Tho rules und regulations of the load re
strict the traiaj to a tpeed not exceeding 5
tnilea per hour thrown Northumboilaod, and
what mules it more reprehensible, s similar
occurrence, from the same causa, was barely
prevented, a few evenings previous, a few
miles further np the road.
Ti e portion of conductor is one of gro.it
responsibility, and should not bo occupied by
any ouo who would wautonly triflu with bis
high trost.
Hon. Judpe Jonrux and others frcm this
place were in the cum at the time, who were
obliged to como over on foot. Mr. Mnnnics
the Snprrintei.di nt. informed ns that ho gave'
orders the same day for the eveninj frourht
train to remain ut this plure, until the arrival
of the passenger train. This will preclude
the possibility of asimilar cceurreiice hereafter
orcisios or the sicrfmb-. ioirt os
lilt SALE Or TIIKAIAIS LI Mr.
The decision of the Supreme Court,' on the
application for uii injunction, to pn w r,t the
!ule of the Mein Line ortlio Public Woiks
was deli vered by Chief Justice Lew on
Tuesday. It is one ol the mest iuipoitai.t
decisioni, in principle, an eil in the n up.
itiiu(j or iutresti) iT-ru.- '. : ;:,
come Ui.fure the :..u,i.
1 bo efl'utt of tho dceitiou ut Ih.: f.r i.
that llw Pcuosylvsuia Kailroad Company
may purchase the Line, jr it chooses, on the
s ime terms as any other bidder, but in doing
so it will not be relieved from the payment of
ionung, or soy other kind or taxation. This
decisiou must of coarse, prove fatal to the
hopes of ohe Pehnsjlvsnis Itsilrpad Company
o purchase the lias nnder the bill or the last
setsion, and the investments made by the bo
rers, Tor the purpose of passing the bill, will
prove s bad speculation. Tho opinion is en
ahJo'coc, and has beta wt-JI retVivtd hv ell
rECt LATIONS IS THE WEST.
A correspondent of tbo Philadelphia Cul.
letin writing from Prairiodu Chicn, (Wiscon
sin,) thus alludes to the fever of speculation In
the west i
Everybody speonkles-everybody buys snd
tells laud everybody lends or borrows men
fry everybody is either a millionaiie, or
about to be, in bis own opinion. Labor is
high, aud so is everything else, snd the wholo
course of business runs in tho highest kiud
of a tide. People buy a tract of land for,
say 21 OUO ; lay it out into a town, and in a
few weeks or months sell one twenty-fifth for
the same prices as they paid for tho entiro
tract. Therefore, that town is considered
worm twenly-fivo thousand dollars, although
there may not be a liouso in it, snd the owners
spread themselves accordingly. Now, if the
otoreFnid town happens to bo on the river, or
a main road, or to have peculiar advantages
nf soil, Ac., it really does Gil up, and betomo
what its proprietors expert. There ore
many such towns. But if it is uuuhere, (i. c.
utterly uninhabited, and uot even luid out on
the soil.) or is ou tbo road to nowhere, then
it subsides in a short tiuie, und the proprie
tor or proprietors pick their fiiuts and try
something else. There aro vast numbers of
emigrants arriving here, and you can easily
sco that if twer.ty or thirty families settle
together, the place becomes "a town" imme
diately. Well, these towos aro laid out iu
every conceivable direction, J net a fast as
tho conveyancers can get up the maps, or the
engineers cun survey tlie ground. Now con
sider nine-tenths ol' the business population
of a city of about 13,000 people, cilher di
rectly or indirectly engaged in the real estate
business, each individual soul of whom imag
ines hium If making money by cartloads, aud
rushing into uew truuuclions just as fat-t as
tliey can borrow thu money ut tho rate of
from two to five per cent, a month, and then
you have the city or fcfuint Paul, Capital or
tho Territory of Minni sntu, in the United
States of America, iu tho year 1S."".
Our ttay was short, but owing to the fact
that wc louud ourseir known to quitu num
ber or Peuusylvaiiiuiia who know and handle
"the ropes" in this graced game of "heads I
win, tails ou lose," it was but a short time
befi.ro we were so thoroughly posted as .to
have numerous "brilliant offers of lots und
sitea, and also to have a fair taste o( tho way
things ore carried on. There is no ato elab
orating this sketch. Tho same head over
heel spirit which shows itself in regard to
real estate, spreads into transactions of all
kinds, until, we believe, every body, from the
white-washer to the cashiers or the numerous
banks at the street corners, i a "speculator"
to a greati r or less extent.
There will Lo a rmush some day, as every
body has been snpiently crouking'lbr two or
three years, but it wjl not do any muteriul
dnnuigu to St. Paul or to the territory. Aud
we will ull yon hy.
Thus : St. Puul bus by six or seven thou-
and population the sunt of any town in
-Mii.iu-tot:i, ucil no place but St. Peter ran
ever come near it, nnd it only if tho capital
is placed there. Next : they have a most
spleudid agricultural country to full back on
nhen this mania ceases. They have soil
somewhat resembling that or our own Slate,
aud better litnber (though nothing to brxg
of) than any State North or Wi st i.f Indiana,
and next, their populntiou is or a wry good
cIiibs. First come the poorer emigrnnU who
are mostly Cermuns, Norwegians, and some
families from the wisttrn States who are
agricultural. Then comes the New York
"d. legation," larger than from tiny other
Stato ; second, I'rnnsyluania ; third, the New
F.ngland States, and fourth, Western and
Southern peoph-. Very many of these are
"solid men" who hare' been led off by the
ull -pervading laud insanity, but who will allow
their "grit" when the sinauli comes. "Sixth
ly end lastly," they have plenty of minerals
in M innetota w hich have not yet been worked
to nnv gri at extent. "Thirdly," (to continue
the I)igbcrrivn calender) they have not a
tinge or trace of that nover-ht.Bjcieiitly-to-be-hated
and accursed slavery to blight or blast
their fair soil, uud to eat the life und soul and
energy out of tho people Kieutally, morally
and physically.
For all of which reasons Minnesota is sure
to go ahead, just like Missouri, when ahe
sloughs ofi' her unfortunate children or Noah's
disrespectful son, who ought to be the patron
sniut of Ciiiciuu.ti.
WTbc following notice of tho death of
Ut. KouRioi r. we copy from the I.ecompton
(Kansas) t.'uion, of the I2th inst. Dr. P.o-DT.VA-y.
was formerly a resident of Sm.bury,
aud was highly esteemed for his excellent
character, and scientific attainments. His
wife, a duughlcror Ilicn Bki.lak, F.sq., of
this place, with a large family, are still at
Lecoinptou. They have, in this afflicting
dispensation, the yinpathiis era largo circle
or friends aud iicqnaiiitunces in this neighbor
hood :
DEATH OF DH. ItOOrtlOtE.
I'r. lloiiRim'K, whose death wo are pained
to announce, was the first settler of his place,
and his Iofs to our city and community is
irrcpuiroble to his esteemed und sMcled
family, beyond comprehension.
To a marked amiability of character, he
udded the highest order of scientific acquire
ment in his profession. Such u man liu was,
that for his lofs a bi-reuved family mov indeed
weep, a large circle of friends be afllicted, and
the holo country mourn.
llii ditrne was gabtritis. Tranquil in the
integrity of a g.iod conscirnte. and the hopes
ol Christianity, he died as only the noble and
goo J may die. .
A tno.-e extended uotice will b- gicto here
after. KjrTiiii West. A number of individuals
from this county, aud iudeed Irom ell section
of the State have been or sre now ou s tour
of inspection snd speculation in the Western
Stutes. Among thum was Saxlki, Jvii.v
Esq., who relumed from Kansus and Missouri,
e few days since. Mr. John made roino in
vcttmentrf in Kansas snd aha io Missouri,
in anticipation cf the latter becoiuiug a free
State. Mr. Samit:i. BunnsriirH aeeoin
puuicd Mr. Joiiy to Kansas, but returned
homo :ov ral weeks ince, strongly impressed
with thviiita, that coincides with our own
that s Run who is doing well iu IVurnn Wa'
uiu, it a great dunce in leaving it with a viow
of doing hotter.
- - . . .
tT The Lewitburg Cl.ronicH mi that
thut new Preibjleriim Church in thut place
was dedicilrd oil labt Sabbuth UWttk ago.'
Tho sermon was preached by N. Murray, I).
P , T New Jersey, kuowo as Wis wis, wbo
''.. Sihip Hughes on the idolatries of
4 optry aft.- years so. Tho tolioctiou at
the dedicatiou amounted to two thousand
dollars, which speaks well for tho liberality
of tho citiseus of Lewitburg.
At the Female Institute, Miss Mary Bell,
full through the timbers from the third story
to the first Boor. It (a hoped she will re-
tJTOlu IIusti u his PiMifcr The young
folks ard those fond of fun, will no doubt, be
glad io learn that "Oid Hoars" will give them
one of his humorous eshibitiuas, this (Ptidaj)
evening, at the Court Ilouas iu this !.of. Ha
will Nr aceinipiirit hv the Cinderella family.
THE Sir n EM R COCRT AND THE SALE OF
THR MAIN LIKE-,
The Supreme Court testerday (rave an
opinion open the' application of Mr. Melt,
the Canal Commissioner, to restrain the
Pennsylvania Railroad from becoming a pur
chaser of tho main lino of gtate works, the
Legislature having passed an set aotlmrising
the railroad company to boy, and relieving
that company from the tonnage and State
tax. The Court pass by all the side issues
raised in this cane, and come down at once to
the constitutionality oT the net of the Legis
lature. In eflect, the Court decide, snd, we
learn, unanimously, that tbo Legislature bns
tho power to authorize a solo ; but that it
has no authority to extinguish forever, by
bargain and sale, the power to raiso revenue
for the support of the government! The re
venues of the government are the meens by
which it 8U9tins itself, and the Legislature
has no right to deprive it of tbo use of these
means for any purpose. They arc nn essen
tiul part of thu sovereignity of the State and
cannot be contracted sway.
The Court further arguo that to sell to
ono class of citizens an exemption from all
taxes, and thus to throw all the public bur
den upon thu other for all time to come is
imposing a tax upon tlie latter without tho
consent of their representatives, and is such
a plain violation of the rights of tho citizens
that the Court are bound to pronounce the
act null and void.
The Legislature, according to this opinion,
may repeal thu toiiuajc t ix that is within its
discretion ; but it canuot put the resources of
the Stato M our the reach or future reprrsnii
tatives. The Court cite numberless decisions
confirming this uritiriples, which is founded
on such strong reasons of public policy that
it seems singular thut any Legislature should
attempt, iu the face of them, to render the
tiovernmcnt powerless, or assume that may
bind the action of subsequent Legislatures
by suirenderiug a right 89 clearly belonging
to those who succeed as to Itself.
An injunction is granted to prevent the
Peiiusylvania railroad from making any bids
at tbo salo uuder the provision granting the
exemption ; tiut in other respects, the net
being oue wituiu tho constitutional authority
of the Lcgitdalarp. the Pennsylvania railroad
may be a purchaser the same as any other
bidder.
' The opinion is tersely and vigorously ex
pressed, und it wilt commend itself to gener
al approval fur its clear views and sound po
licy. It is worth rending at length for the
able manner in which it presents the question
and the iasl disposition of the pointJ which
arise therein. rhitu. -Ledger.
CKITK.
It is ordered that upon tho complainants,
or either of them, filing a bond iu the penal
sum of one thousand dollars, with suQiuieut
sureties, to be approved by this Court, or
any Judge thereof, conditioned to indemnify
the defendants from ull damages that may be
sustained by the injuucliou granted on this
motion, an injunction be awarded, command
ing tho Pcnaylv:kiiiit Hailroad Company and
its officers and agents named as defendants
iu this biil. to make no bid for or purchase of
tho Main Line of tho Public Works under
that part ot thu proviso in tho third sictiou
of the actorifilhof.May, 1307. which requires
the said Company to pay iu addition te the
purchase money at whice tho Works may bo
struck down, the En in ot one aud a half mil
lions ef dollars and iu consideration thereof
assumes to discharge forever the said railroad
company, and also the Ilarrisburg, Port;
moult), Mount Joy aud Lancaster Kailioud
Company from the payment of ull taxes upon
tonnage and freight over said railroads; and
ulso to relieve the said Pennsylvania nail
road Company from tho payment of all other
taxes or duties on its capital stock, bonds,
dividend r-puprt ty, except for school, city
county, borough or township purposes. And
alio eummanding the suid 1'enn.iylvunia Unil
), Vuwpany, and il.i officers und agents
aforesaid, strictly lo abstain from accepting
any assignment ou the terms stutod in tho
aforesaid part tf tho said proviso or execu
ting, or delivering to the Treasurer of the
State any bouda of the said Company, for
any greate amobot than the sum at wbieh
the MaWi Line ol' the suid Public Works uioy
be struck do it a public sale, on a fair and
equal cntnpeti'niil nb all other bidders.
And also etinnantling the said Pennsylva
nia Hailroad ' Company and its officers and
agents aforaio, strictly to abstain from ac
cepting any transfer of ihe said Main Line or
the Public' Wi ks from the StCietary of the
Commouwealivr, under the grist seal of the
State, fouuded upon, or iu consideration or
and purchase upou the terms herein prohibi
ted. And aho-mrmandiHg Henry S. Moriir
the Treasurer itftke State, strictly 10 abstain
from accepting ihe delivery of any bonds ex
ecuted by the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
ny on the terms herein prohibited, or for any
greater amouut than the sum at which the
said Main Line of tho Public Works may be
struck down at a fair public Sale of the fame
upon equal terms to all perseee desiriup to
purehaw.
And Ciimmandiug Andrew G. Cnrtin,
Serrrteirj ft i'tHnmonweullli strictly to nb
ttain fioui ronjlrg any transfer of the said
Public Workf uader the great seal of thu
State, upon the tirini bereing prohibited, or
for any jretei?iiiouut than thu sum at which
the said Warks ky ba struck down at a fair
public tut,, asfciresaid. -- .., .
This Injunction to remain in force until
hearing, or tile furl tier order ul tuts court.
. ' , i ..
Tits Ohio DrfALTATiox. The defalcation
which bus boi d4cvrvd In the Ohio Stute
Treasury amounts 'to So0.000, including
S'J'J.",0t)0 admifed to have been lost to the
State tbrou'irlie the mismanagement oj
wrongful act r ttw predecessor of the lute
Stale TfcukaA The deficit, it is said oc
curtvd during t ie trm or J. O. Brealiu, the
late DemocrAttf Treasurer; and it is ulso al
leged that it W1 been studiously concealed
by lh present iteasarer, Uibsnn, a Republi
can, who is a l.r""her-iu law or the former
While the coKCrvmeut waa managed success
full? Kreslis prod by tbo time to migrate
to Minnesota. -i-rsan, it seems, has lately
been out WesV tk visit to Breslio aud du
rug his ub:BrWtouiiding fraud was re
veated. Breliift9 not seem to fear an
invesligatioQ, tawna-tpe by the last accounts
from Columtu It it he has returned to the
capital. Gitnen i as also issued a statement,
hopiug that a;it'mugh examination will lie
imule, and pfnibis a statement exonerating
himself fiontl. arges affecting his ingle.
grity. Tliora i. ,f .dontly a dikpositton with
tho press of Ohio'o use theso facts for par
licinu purposes, h-J eudeavor to screeu those
aho aro ol lbeify party coinplect:o. The
dosiro is uot a--1 to serve the public at
themselves, whield'very much I ke the cou
duct they conunej .Won, for those who rob.
bad tho treaaor w4r eudeavoring to serve
themselves to svi, yurpoi. 1 'JiiUtdeljihia
ledger, -. y. j. - .
I'"rm Salt Lakw- 1 K. Dolson, U. S.
Marshalfort'f V T. D. Pitt, reached
8t. Louis, last tT, direct from Salt Lake.
They Urt there Xa the 15th of April, and
were forty-five d)i the road to Indepen
dence. Tboy repuk grass on tb plains
very slim. Tboy oi tH first traios twenty
miles this sida of fortj k'earney, getting
along as well as cou 4 pectod, and all
generally bealthy. ' 'Itcy report aoino three
companies of U. 8. rafcoou at Fort Kearny,
sod about the sama number at Fort Laramie,
all well. Mot more or less omigrants every
day, with large noro'isrs of stock ; estimated
that 10.000 wagons sad 30,000 cattle would
cross the plains this yes oa for California.
, , , . ,,.
The total exposW t Kold this year from
California, will fati eu(derably bokiuj those
oi IHbt, caused by tW yradusi dovelopmont
of the agricultural Mid luaBufacteiuig re
sonrcts of tbs J;tto.
THE DET ALCATIO 1 OF THE OHIO STATE
. THEASlRtR.
The Ohio State Journal furnishes the facts
In detail of tho default of a former Treasurer
of that State, made public only a few days
ago. The Treasurer, Mr. Oibroo, bad ro
signed, and A. P, Stone had been appointed
ia his place. The Journal says : "The inter
est upon the Stato debt, which falls due on
tne lat of July, hud to be provided for, and
the Slate Auditor, Mr. Wright, had an inter
view ou Wednesday with Mr. (Jibsou in rela
tion to it. Then it was that Mr. Gibson first
disclosed tho existence of the deficit in tho
1 rcBBiiry. Mr. Gibson staled to Mr. Witght,
thut when he came into office be found Mr.
Breslin, bis predecessor in the Trcasory
Office, to bo a large defaulter, nnd that he
was induced, by representations made to him
Vy Breslin to the effect that, if nothing was
said in regard to the default, and If time wns
given him, tho whole deficit would bo mode
up, and the Statu would not lose anything
by bis operations with the Stute funds In
an evil hour. Mr. Gibson agreed lo the pro
position mudu to him by Mr. Breslin, and
from that time unt.il the present he bad been
shouldering thi vait load of debt. The
whole amount of deficit in the Treasury, ex
clusive of tho sum of $225,819 30, long since
made public, at the time Mr. Gibson entered
upon his duties, was about f50,000. Mr.
Gibson further stated thut not ono dollar of
the public funds had been taken by him, or
used illegally by him since ho had been in
office, nnd that the entire default wns the
work of Mr. Breslin. Tho Anditor of State,
in his report for 1856, p. 7, soys, 'The books
of l his office show, on the 15th day of No
vember, lb."6, a balance in tho Treasury of
579,517 57. or this I tun informed by thu
Treasurer of State,- there is S2'2G,615 110.
ahich amount has not been paid over into
his hnnds.' This amount was deposited iu
sums varying in amount as follows :
Io the Commercial Batik of To
ledo, S'JG,271 2.'l
In the W. W. Cones & Co.,
Cincinnati, 47.7C8 00
In tho City Bank of Cincin
nati, 79,611 05
In tho With Daniel Beekel of
Dayton, 50.785 18
which with the further sum of 21,lb2 C4
charged and retained by the lalo Treasurer
as amount paid by him for exchange, during
me lour years 01 lus administration, makeup
the aggregate named by us abovo. Not any
of this money, wo believe, has ever been re
ceived info too Treasury. How much of it
cm be recovered from the depositaries or
from Mr. Breslin is wholly uncertain. A
hirg proportion of it is lost without doubt.
The hole amount of the deficit under Mr.
Breslin's a Jmiiiif tratioi; of tho Treasury is
abnnt srren hundred and seventy-Jive thousand
doila's."
Pkatri'ctivb anp Fatai.Tornaioin Sot Til
Eiix Illinois. Wo learn from a friend alio
arrived in this city this morning, direct from
"Fv-ypt," thut on Saturdry afternoon a terri
ble tornado swept over a portion of Cbri.-tiun
county, carrying death and destruction in its
con rse.
Our iuform.mt was at the village of Pena,
in that county, during the ' blow," and de
scribes its effects there ns terrific. It was
accompanied by hail uud ruin. Buildings
were swept from the foundations aud some
of them curried into tho air, others unroofed,
and others torn into atoms. A number of
new ft ores that hud not been completed were
scattered into fragments ; the Presbyterian
Church, a lurgr framo building, was moved
home six feet from its foundation ; iho Illinois
Central Freight depot w- unroofed; a truin
of freight cars was blown from the track;
ami woriKl than all, five person a woman
and four children were killed by being
struck by fulling timbers, or carried 'itito the
air und thrown upon the ground. Several
other persons were more or less injured, some
or a horn may die from tho effects of their
injnri, .
We have no information as to tho exlei.l
of the damage done in other places by the
tornado, but formers und ihers in various
parts of that and udjoiniug counties must tie
heavy sufferers. (Vienjo Journal, June 13.
Qi'ERR. A correspondent of the Krening
J'ott states that the negroes of Kentucky ur'e
responsil.l.t for kIuvpi v in that Stato them
selves, thii.! "in tlie Convention which
amended the original Constitution of 17J(.t, a
grndnal emancipation elauso was lott by a
single vote. Gen. Breckenridge, tho grand
father or the Vice President, was a member
of that Convention and voted ogainst that
preposition. The General represented Mr.
Clay's old district, and was elected in oppo
sition to him by a majority of about five votes.
By the Constitution uuder which that election
was held, freo neyroes owning a certain
amount or freehold property were allowed lo
vote. There were iu ono portion of the dis
trict some six or seven free negro voters, nil
of whom cast their suffrages for General
Brcckenridge ; and thus, it may be saidwilli
truth, that Iho slaves of Kentucky ot the
present day owe their bondage to their own
people. Fur it is well known that Mr. Clay,
who ran against Gen. Breckinridge, was lit
that time an emancipationist, and that the
contest was conducted on this isne.
TlIK WAV TIIKV M) IX NkI.SOX SujS tllO
South SHc ( Va.) Jhrmncrat r "This morning,
some ten uiilea Irom this place, a deaperate
encrmuter took place between MeKsrs. Jlenry
L. Harris and Buiij. Dipp;. 1-ich was armed
with five shooters, uud although when firing
0 o rre aro very capital shots at long dis
tances, when tiring at each other, within a fow
steps and both discharging the entire con
tents of the thooteii, minced their aim. They
theu resorted to double barrelled guns, ut
about thirty paces, Mr. H. receiving eleven
buckshots in the buck. As Mr. 1). made his
escape it is not knowu whether or not he was
shot, but it is thought he was. Nelson
county is hard to beut in the way of cutting,
shooting and maiming lu the lust twelve
years upward of twelve person have been
killed, averaging one a year, and about twenty
times thut uumber either shot orstabbud."
Cot. Ci:i.h. Col. Crabbe, who lutelv
embarked in tho came enterprise in which
Walker made his lirst venture, and Couut
Uaousset Pouldoun lost kis life, is from N'ath-
ville, Tenii., uud has been a prominent poli.
ticiun in California aud Mississippi. He and
ii- 11 1 ... . . 1 . . .
i uiher were unuotiess SCIinoiinutep, being
natives or the same town. In the last Sena
torial conte.-f in California, Crabho was n
prominent candidate of tho Know Nothing
party.; lie is the same man who was the sur
vivor in the lust bloody series of combats
which thu editors of the Vicksburg Sentiuel
fought the last of sis of the editors of that
paper hiving Tallen by the bend of Crubbe.
It was iu 1810, during tho exciting contest of
Foot and Davis for the Governorship, that
Mr. Jenkins, editor of the Sentinel, a ocaro-
uble aud estimable man. having commented
on tho conduct of Crabbe, was assailed by
hiui in the streets of Vicksburir : a terrible
combat ensued, Jenkins using his bowio knife
wan great eflect before Crabbe conld draw
bis pistol. The latter however, though ter
ribly cut, succeeded at last in discharging his
pistol into the side of Jenkins, who fell mor
tally wounded, dyinar iu a few hours after..
Newark Daily Advertiser.
A goeslpping club has been instituted down
east. One of tbe rales is, that every member
who shall see a gentleman visiting a young
lady more than twice, shall circulate tbe
news that they are going to be married, and
suid members aro required to report all
aianner of things about thut gentleman to
the lady, and ditto about tbo lady to the gen
tle man., Thiewill break up matches, aud
afford Willi go" tip. ' ' .
The t.cwistown Journal sayi that a city
missionary visited an nnhappy yanng man
coufiuod io jail at that pluce for a State pri
son crime. In course of conversation, the
poor culprit satd, with - tears running down,
bis cheeks, "Sir, 1 bad a good borne educa
tion j it woa my street education that ruined
me. I used to slip out of the bouse, and go
off with the boys in tbe street. In the street
I lea rued to lonege; In the street learned to
iweur ) in the street I learned to rmokc ; in
the street 1 learned to gamble ; in the atrcet
I learned to pilfer. Oh, air, it is in the strict
the Devil lurks to work the ruin of the
young I" -,
Advices from Rio Janeiro lo tho Stb of
May, state that tho Legislature had opened
its elisions, and Iho Kmpuror uiude a concilia
tory speech from tho throno, announcing the
adoption or the policy or progress, which was
followed by the dismissal of the old ministry
and the formation of a more liberal one.
This had nllnyed the public excitement.
The Kmperor states that the high price of
provisions were causing much suffering
umnng the poorer classes, and some adequate
legislation was required.
Gen. John B. Wulbach, the oldest officer
in the' United States army, died at his resi
dence in Baltimore on the 10th iust., In the
93d yenr of his age. In the earlier part of
lus lile lie commutiurd at Portsmouth, 11. 11
nt Fraukford Arsenal, at ol Old Point Com
fort, and at Annapolis. He was a native or
Alsace, ou the Khiiie, and, when a young
nun, hud served in the Austrian and Irench
armies. He emigrated to this country iu
1"'J6, and several yeurs afterward obtaiued
a commission in l lie army of the United
Stutes.
Pkokitaii.k Maiikkt GAiitiKJiKOi A far
mer in German town, Pa., claims that be
makes S7,(M)l) a year clear profit from twelve
acres of land. Ho raises principally early
vegetables for the markets, nnd uses about
$'2,000 worth of fertilizers 011 his land. From
a patch 10 by IHO feel, he has sold $50 worth
pie plant, thia season, and can suit more from
the same pttlch.
The new liquor tariff takes effect on the 1st
of July next, when Ihe duty on foreign liquors
will bn reduced from one hundred per cent.
nd-valorein, to thirty per cent. Tints cargoes
or Schnapps have lately arrived ut Buston
from Itoltcrdam, and gone into bond for
single dealer iu this line.
Honrs Orokkkd Oit ok a Market. The
Norfolk ( Va.) Argus states that, ou Sutnr
d iv. a mulatto girl went to the market nf
that city with hoops so extensive, that, the
cleik ordered her away from tho place ns an
obstruction, lo the inoantime a noisy crowd
had collected, nnd the girl becoming fright
ened, attempted, to tear Ler hoops off, iu
which she was successfolly aided by two or
three colored women presebt.
Salt in Ohio. The manufacture nf salt in
Ohio, more parliculailiilong the Muskingum
river, is more extensive than is generally sup
posed. Betweeu Ziiiiesvillo nnd McCounels
ville, Morgan county, there are twenty-tivo
salt furnaces, which mannfiicturo thirty thou
sand bun els aunuallv. The quality h excel
lent. Ma(kkhkl. The bay tf Ncwburpo-t,
Maps., has been full of Mackerel during tha
past week, nud one vessel took as many as 50
barrels in ono day.
Frank Berger, a driver on the Schuylkill
Canal, was drowned in the Schuylkill at Con
shehocken, lant week. His team ulso per
ished. The Empress Kngenio oi France rfwntly
appeared ut a ball, wearing jewels whose
value was eslimuteil nt fcWU.OOO and having
Uonnces of lace oil her robe that cost $120,
U00. Tiik CoAt. Trait. The quantity sent by
Kailroad this week is 46.ol4 1)2 by Canal
3G,m 10 for the aeik S2."37 12 tons.
Total t.v Kailroad 8H7.5UO 12 against 'J49,
274 Hit tone. Do. by Canal 3.17, U70 01
against UCt,oll) 05 ton. to same period last
year.
'I lie fch'pinetils this wi.k exceeded those
r last week only 514 ton.", and Tall short or
the quaiitiiy Sent for the corresponding week
last enr 11,473 tans. Miners' Juurnul.
Ctlcgviipbit lclus.
I xrcnt:n oi yfanX.trr: '
St. Lot-is, June Ufl.
.tola) Lupruut. for thu nnirdi ror Itobcrt
heuton : Israel Shoulls, for shooting Henry
Inlinnin. and Jucou lloeslin. lor tne inunier
' r.. ..- ...1 I... !..:! .....I :..
01 no ne, nerr cal-i-uivu ,o loo jail jaiu 10
this citv vcfterdav.
tiuorge V. Hharpe and John .Touson have
been liunc nt Kdwurdsville, Illinois, for the
murder of Jacob liurth.
From V.l.liiplon The l.lltmu. SUIT (anal
Wasiiinhto.n June 2'J. Lieut ('raven Ins
received perpurtoiy orders for building bouts
and making ol her ariangemeut for the survey
of the Isthmus of U.irien with u view to the
ship canal, lie will not start before Octo
ber. Tho Navy Pepartment has Hindu applica
tion the War Department, for the alignment
or an officer to co-operate with the expedi
tion. For this purpose Vuriua will tuke
place or the Artie which will bo employed by
the Coast Survey, under Lieut. IJeiryuian, iu
tnkinif deep sea hoiindiugx mi the roast or
Newfoundland, for the Mibmnrinu telegraph.
Tho Snrunuc which has been oidercd to
the Pacific, will precede tho Merrimac, as
the fhip-rhip, nnd to take the place of the
Jonh Adams.
tram Kausa. 1 Lr
t on.tllulli
ttuu.
ul louviu
Sr. Lofis. Juno 21. The Itepubltcnn
lenrns thut the counties of Dotiiphou, Atch
ison, Leavenworth, Johnson, Jefferson, Shaw
nee and Douglass in Kansas Teriitory, have
elected forty ouo Dctiiocruic Delegates to the
Const ilutinul Convention,
A letter to thu Democrat sayn the vote In
Leavenworth City was 225, wh.le that of the
whole county did not exceed 500. JefJerson
county gives 50 Douglass county 175, uud
Fruukliu 330 votes as far as heard from
Lawrekcr Kansas, June. 15. The total
voto of Law I'enco, Kansas, was only 2'.'3.
There were city three polls opined. The
ultra ticket Ilia been eh-rtej. Ouly five
precincts weru opened south of the Kaw
river, except iu tho lSord-r counties. Thu
total vote will probably be less than 4,000.
Tiik Civn. War in Nkw Yorr Like al
most all the great excitements which charac
terize New York, the civil war has pretty
nearly fizzled out. (Jot hum is great on a
splutter, and business is doue there on a very
different principle from what it is transacted
in Philadelphia. Hero things aro always
just what they are represented to be, ns wit
ness the elegant Clothing aold at the Magni
ficent establishment of Hot k bill & Wilsoa,
Nos. 603 aud C05 (new style) Chestnut street
aboAe Cth.
Jfollovay's Pills, an unparalleled Remedy
for Female Complaints. The Daagbtrr of
Mrs. Henderson, or Waukesha, Wisconsin,
was for a loog time in a very peculiar aud de
licate state of health, the mother tried a va
riety of remedies, but without the young lady
deriving any benefit. Asa final recourse she
tried llollonsy's Pills, which she used Ibree
weeks; by eontinaing with these wonderful
: . p ......
rms lor ten aays More, an oostrncuons were
quickly removed, and she ha since enjoyed j
tbe beet of hculth. , . .
Cc ITiirhcl
A).
rWladelphia Markot.
, June24,lB57.
GriAtu,-..Wt..i ci .. ...
Pennsylvania ; '. .V"." P"m
t,5C7?3SW!S
Uats is nellin,, .1 cn ... vunmi
87 rer
u niskey-Sulcs at 34 els.
n hhds., at 33 cents.
la bbls. and
6UNBTJHY PRICE CUEEElfT."
Wheat,
2
1
Butter, .
EgR'.
Tallow,
Lard, .
Pork, . ,
Kye.
til
IS
Is
Is
n
Corn, .
Oatt, . .
Duck wheat.
Potatoes,
FUxnerd,
Urcswax,
t.t
Brird Apples, iy
New Advertiserients
C nndlrtatfc for Sheriff "
A Vh.' 'r'",i,"er'"T friend, fr.m dir.
d... for the office ;fK ,F" I,r.',L'"d'-
election.
h..uld h- 1.1 ... .I. "r r"uln
ties of the office
impartiality.
"u iicemy, promptness arJ
Northumberland, J uneW.W-bTKB'
Volunteer Candidate."
Tothe Kleclvr, of Korth,wl:rlund CWnfy
pH E undersigned hereby offer, binf '
Volunteer Candidate for "
COUNTY TKEASUKER
At Ihe ensiK elation. Hi, ,,;,. f)t
11. u thai approaching old ,ge, .j .
caused by a lk,n r ' YT
unable ,0 work . hi. u.de, of C. pen,, a
levin, fom-c f capable of perform, , IZ uZ
of the office, bo e.rnc.11, ..,. i T!r
BtmhurytJuae 17, t.S7 t. '-.
Iiy virtue of a ceit.ii, writ of V r,.
to me directed wil. ... Mp0M, 'bfc'
t ie Court l ou.e in Sunhury. tl Vv
ht.'r'''1' r.M.l
i, T " -'".riij ia nil ;
nu in. ueiendanfa interrt, being no 1111
tided cglub plrt of . ccrllljll ,; M
at. in the Uoroughnt 8bu, N
county, fioming on Watr, . rPl, . " 1 '
situ-
lino Mn "...- .- . "IWIIV
ii.l A
or liro.Jw..
'uiuiueii 011 tlie Mbj l)V
........ . r
alley : 011 if.
""in oj 101 m me
terand on ,U norih b." Yot"0f "clrtv
Clement, containing otM-fbunh .f a., 21
or let., wherron i. Cr,ctcd . two IZl T i
Mo.e an.) Kitchen, W. of UW Urtck
Bewed. taken i eiecuUen ei,d to be '.old
the pr.i orty of J.nie. Quinu.
Oecuijjii.-w ..' w .
. , Al.SO:
At the unit time nn.l i.ia-. 1 .
orvi!i
e.,, , " " cerium writ
, to me duct.u ..ill. ,
XOl't". prVcr,y'o"
V . . , '"""""'I prone
A cert urn 0i .,f :rn,i
rale in
iip Ac
i' Ihe Town
jcuing . fo, of J. Henajl on ,1 i we.t . , , ! , I
feet ln w.d.h and 150 lcin ' V
errcted a two-.tory frM; J.o,. ;th . 1 "
to,y,,n. . frame .t-ble. ' UK'"
Ke;ed, tuk. n Into rircutkm and lo L 0M
he property of Jeremiul, Pai,wici,r. ,iU
AI.SO
'" . and place, hy . rrrtein writ
' . ) me dire, I d. will U ex0.,d
to public .ale the fUwi, yr,lrny It l tV
A cerlHin ,.f O'runiid .iiu.i. ;.. .1 .
, of Miiton. Xur,..Jer '"J ,
in Muck 101. a.l-
nd the east
- , - ., nn.uer l n'ztr or la N.,
hy Hietfunbury A K.ie n..il I-. 1
( ... ' -....ui
line, colli. nun,. ,!..., ,. " .- : r"7
y or
vi int., wi.rreon ar,
an .cre mot a
are rrecUd a lau-nntv l!-:,k
iiouoamj one-.nW-. h.Jf rr.,. ., I
X.. ...I... 1... . uw.
the
,nl ruii.in and to U .,,1.! k.
r'rerty of iNichoL. Jchn-on .nd Join
re
ALSO.-
At t!,0 .e lim. .J ,.,.. hy , llain Wfj
i ll 1' Ks.roV directed will l,.e,,,0,i
tn public ,U follow,,,, ,,,, , wi
roufcl, of M.lten. Aon,n,iiUnd eoun.y. bound
ed 011 the nnrtli l.v uvi. ... ... ' .
V.'L.- ' "" nirri, un tne rl
it. .... . . "7 ' ."v aiify ami
' 1 i .iiair. fin
it. 1 ...
"ns-foortu ofin . . V' .'"
.r-oi.j - .... . : vr wneieonaio
1 """i a i.vo s!,,rv fr.,.,.. 11
I hi..! n c. """"
nd Kilrlien,
j - uuix.c j( aele, antliUlldiny. Ac
the propmy o johll A. l;Vi " '
SshenfTs tiffice,
nuuburv. June T In--
Sheriff.
- - 1 i. -j . . ,
UALXIMOEE CARD.""
V t ofler lor.le MVtKI'Onj. KJ E MJ
Liert,ool ii. A. SAl.'P, Liverpool Dairy t'LT
t-ountry Merohanta who will ,rd u. their
order. dv.,.., wi,U i:iirurtiU, to .Uiu
when we hB, , clVti., AKJ,U.T ! Cn secure
rinr or (,. A. Suit wt f,ve pfr ,ucW ku v
Ilic slop, tb.ui it can be cut plied out of sure.
O.MCK, OICSK A. CO..
rain and Lumber UuinniU.iun Merrliani.,
,. Spawi.rr.U.l.TI.MOKK.
INUimore, June V7, US7 Ji
LNtntc or t hs WtLiu l'laillp, dctM.
VOTICt: i. hereby given lo the creditors and
' oihcr. mlercted, ibal the O.-ph.ns Courx
el .orlhum!.rrLiid county, hawug .pnointed
the ubrilicr Auditor 10 apportion and distri
bule the balance of ..id esl.te in the hand, of
W illiam Eiliott the AdibiiiUtrutur ; he will ,t
tend for the purpose at hi. oir.ee in tlie Rorouj
ul Smiliury, ou Monday the 20th day of July
net. at IU o'clock, A. M. Creditor, are warn
ed that it u not .uiliciuit to have given Iheif
account, and claim, to the Adininibtrator. but
they mu.t attend tonec tlmt the rl.iim. r
.filled lo tbe Auditor at the time appointed nd
are duly provej and sustained, otherwise tiiey
may not tie Included in ihe distribution.
o JXO.KAV CLL.ME.NT.
Sanbury. Jnue -7. laS7. Auditor.
PKOCLAMATION.
VOJ'ICE i. hereby given that the .eierat
' Court, of Common J'leaH, (iencral (jtiartc-r
8rmions of tlie peace, and Oprhana' Court. Court
of Oyer and Terminer nnd Gi nerul Jail Deliver,',
in and for the county of Norlhunilierlaiid, l
conimence at the Court Uioxe, in the borough ol
Hunbury, at ID oVIoek, A. M. on Monday, the
8d day ot AL'GCisT neit. and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Ju.llce of the Pmcc and on.ta
blea iu and for ihe county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
auii., with their roll., record., inipiiaiiions, and
other remembrance., to da those thing, to their
several ollicee appertaining to be done. Aud all
witnea . prosecuting in beliail' of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there altcndiiiK in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as .hall
be jiwt and liot to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requeated to henuncto.l in m..r
attetulance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their uoticrs.
(iiven under my h.ud at 8uburv, the 7th day
u, juiicui 1 ne year 01 our i.ord one tnounnd
eight hundred and fifty-seven arid the hide
peadence of the Coiled btatee of America the -al.t
Cod save the Cemmonweahh.
IltAKY WEltsK.hheriff.
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