Cclcjrapjjtc $fctos.
TIIK M.tCTIO.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Berks County The majoiity fur the Rsadiiig
ticket ii about tiro thousand.
(rhutlkill CooDtr Lmcotu's fluidity W
bout two tOOUSatld over til.
CONNECTICUT.
Hat?ob, No- 7. The Kepabin-sn major!'
ly in the gtaleia about 10.UOU and lb plurality
Will be 8(1,000.
NEW JERSEY.
TiittAtt. Nn Th returns corns In slowly.
From tbe figures received up to this evening.
It
I thought that tho Fusi.Mi electoral m
bas
baen carrid by about StO0 majority.
NEW TOKK.
N.w VonK. Nor. 7 As eeheerJ from tha
Republic.n majority upwards ot JH.oy. i ne
Albany Jounal estimates Lincoln a majority el ,
40,000 in the State.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WimmoTOit, Nor. T.-The return rodicM
that tbe vote of tbe Btaie h.l bean given to
Brsckiorldge.
VIRGINIA.
RicntioKK, Not. 7. Tbe returns from the
Interior come in slowly, and it is impossible to
state the reiolt with certainty. The Bell
party claim the electoral vote, but leading
Democrat! express tba utmost confidence
that Breckinridge bas a small majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bostok, Not. 7. The Presidential vote
or tbe State, with the exception of cine
town, foot op aa follows :
Lincoln, 104,407
Douglas, 34,00(1
Itell, 22.017
Breckinridge, 6,092
MARYLAND.
Howard county shows a gain of 419 for
Bell. It ia now rendered probable that
Bell bas carried tba State
DELAWARE.
Wit.Mi.tOTO!, Not. 7 The electoral vote
of Delaware will be cast for Breckinridge,
lie bas about two thousand majority.
GEORGIA.
Acocita, Geo., Not. 7. Bat few couotk-s
have yet been beard from. Breckinridge baa
prebably carried tbe State.
OHIO.
Cletelakd, Nov. 7. Corresponding gains
to tbe conoties beard from will give Lincoln
majority of mora than 40,000.
INDIANA.
Ikpuhapolis, Not. 7. 1 A. M. The Indi
cations are that Lincolu's plurality ia from
25,000 to 30,000.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Not. 6. Seven wards of this city
give a Lincoln majority of 1,930.
Midnight Tbe returns thus far show Re
publican gains. Tbey claim tba Legislature
and State by 15,000 majority.
MICHIGAN.
Michigan baa gone Republican by 25,000
trajority. Four Republican Congressmen are
elected.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Not, C.-Midolebt. -Lincoln's
majority ia Wisconsin will reach from 10,000
to 15.0U0. Tbore is no doubt of the election
of all the three Republican Congressmen
gslnofobe.
IOWA.
Clkvei.ahd, Not. 6. Only eight telegraph
offices are open in Iowa, and the returns are
slow iu comiag in.
t'ligbt returns indicate the success of tbe
Republican ticket.
KENTUCKY.
LorisTtLLE, Not. 6. Tba Dell and Doa
glaa men give Kentucky to Bell by from
10,000 to 15,000 majority. Tbe returns are
too limited to form any reliable estimate.
TENNESSEE.
Locistilli, Not. 7. Limited retaros from
Tennessee- show gains for Bell, wbo will
probably carry Ue iiute. Tbe result is still
doubtful.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Coi.vmbu, B. C-, Nov. 6, I860. Tbo Leg.
1l!turu to day postponed action on tbe Gov
ernor's suggestion to arm the State till
TUureday, to ascertain if Lincoln be elected ;
then to choose eight electors, six favoring
immediate seceesion, two still uncommitted,
tot supposed to favor further delay for co
operation. To-morrow resolutions will be Introduced
ending a couitniseioner to tbe Georgia Leg
islature. There is do excitement ; secession
s regarded as a foregone conclusion ; cooly
awaiting result or Northern electioos.
MISSOURI.
St. Lools City gives Lincoln 8,062 ; Doug.
lis, 8,177 ; bell, 4 132. bcattenng returns
from the interior indicate tbat Dooglas will
arry tbe state.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Nov, 7. Returns received
indicate that tbe Stale baa probably cast its
lot for Breckinridge.
TBI ELECTORAL TOTE Of THE STATES.
Lincoln over Douglas in the Union 149
Lincoln over Breckinridge in the Uoion 103
Lincoln over Bell in tbo Union 120
Breckinridge- over Bell In tbe South 17
Breckinridge OT r Douglas in tbe South 55
The Pro-Slavery journals of our city are
tilling their columns with bullying extracts
fcim the Fire-eating Press, whereof tbe fol
lowing ere fair specimens :
From tha Sumpter (Dec.) Republican.
An Aemt o Tek TnocsASB Mxn.--Wt
iiave reeo a private letter written by a dis
tinguished gentleman residing in Oglethorpe
county, to a gentleman of high standing in
a oeigbbotiog county, from wbicb we take
the followio aeotiment, ottered oy Senator
Toombs. Wo are not at liberty to give tbe
names of tbe parlies, but if deuied, tbey can
be obtained:
' I heard a Georgia Senator say tbe otbet
dy ia private cocveraation, tbat in tbe event
f Lincolu's election, be would resign before
Buchanan's time wss out, come bxme, raise
ai army of ten tlioutaud man, and uhen he
crossed llit Potomac again it would be vit
Hi drown sword. Tkt Senator said there
v eri thirty memben of Congress pledged to
that position, and would go u ith him, tome
from erery Southern State."
From tha Moutgoiiiny (Ala.) Mail, lElh.
Attention, Southern Men! Tbe young'
tneu of this city, thinking tbat tbe time bas I
arrived wnn tbey should prepare to resist
any further aggression on the part of tbe
North, would respeetfally iovita tha young
meo of Ibis city and viciuity, between tha
ages of sixteen and twenty, to meet at Coo
cert Hall, on Friday oigut, Ouiobur 16, at
7) o'clock, for tbe parpen of forming a club,
wbose motto shall be, 'Uetistaoce to Liucolu
is obedience to God.'
If there be meo ahosa votes can be influ
enced by such deaioostraUiiiu, we thank
Itoodoess that our Tola doea not count with
theirs. It is a sad lot to ba a aUve, but to
vou aa a slave ia tb lowe.t depth of degra
dation A'. J'. V'rt'un.
Hokors Fitli Rkstoweh Io r'y
Mrs. LdwiuD. Morgan, (wife of Governor
u.. -r kt. v...l & a. milliner, and
Mrs NatbaoUl P. Bau'ks. ("if of Governor
tl&nlia nt M iuuIU. a lid lie
tba National House of Representatives.) a
factory girl. Yet a prince of tba royal bouse
of Knglaad. and beir apparent to the throne,
baa daoeed with both of these ladies, who
afford sack proof of the aleTatiog character
uf wpublicau ioatituUoos; aod oo doubt eon
aidored ha was boaond quite a much SS
tbey ruutd be by tbs fact.
THE AMEBIC AN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1360.
JJ. B. MASSED., Editor p.nd Proprietor.
To Arjvarisai.--Tln circulation of tha BsrtavaT
Ammicas among tee bfferent towns on the gunaebamia
la r.M eieeeded, If equalled. j tny paper publish in
Northern Pennsylvania,
(2" ItKLidlot-a Notice. Tbere will be ser
Tice in tfi. Mark's Cbnrcb, Nortbnmberland.
on Sunday next, at 10) o'clock A. M., and
o St. Matthew's Chorch, Sonbury, at 7
l M-
rU" Lost. I n Market square, a gold pen
and part or holder. Tbe finder will be re
warded by leaving ft at this oEoe.
$3 Frimko A UiAifT'i advertisement en-
nouncing tbe arrival of a new stock of fall
goods coma to late for this week.
fT" K. Y. DmouT & Sort, bas received a
fresh supply of fall goods. Advertisement
next week.
mrThe November term of Court com.
menced on Monday, and after entertaining a
few motions, was adjourned over notil Wed
nesday, after tbe election. Judge Jordan
though still weak, has sufficiently recovered
his benltb, to enable him to preside. Court
will continue next week.
3" Corn. Tbe wet weather has been
Lard on com. Farmers have had great diffi
culty in gathering the crop, and in many
iustancea it bas been greatly damaged.
EF Apples. Mr. Dnnbam, wbo bas ad
Tert :ed tls delivery of a large lot of apples
at this place, this week, requests ns to say
tbey wi'.l oot arrhe nntit about Wednesday
or Thursday next.
(J No Philadelphia papers were received
at this place on Wednesday, either by mail
or tbe news Venders. Tbe elections must
have greatly disarranged matters in the city
of brotherly love.
O" Fire. We regret to say tbat the
bouse of George Zimmerman, io Upper An
goats township, was entirely consumed by
Gre, with all its contents, on Sunday after,
noon lsBt. It is not known how tba Gre
originated, which was so sudden that nothing
on the second floor was saved. Mr. Zimmer
man's less is a severe one, especially at this
season.
4y At a meeting of tbe Good Intent Fire
Company, held on Monday evening last, the
following officers were elected to serve daring
the ensuing year :
President Hemrt Donnel.
Secretary Emanuel Wilvert.
'JYeasunr Wm. I. Greenougb.
Chief Director Charles J. Bruner.
Assistants Wm. H. Masselman, James
Vaodyke and Thomas I). Grant.
Pipemen Charles D. Wharton, W. A,
Covert, Jacob Feig and Benj. Heckert.
rfif Market Street. Tbe Street Com.
missioners have been engaged the past week
in filling op tbe south side of Market Square.
It may be an improvement, but after all only
a temporary one. Tbe proper way is to
grade tbe streets and pave tbe gutters along
tbe side walk, wbicb is not only tbe best
mode.ibut tbe cheapest in the end.
Btekly Convicted. Tha trial of By
erly, charged with fraud in substituting a
forged election return, as Judge of one of tbe
Wards of the let Congressional District Of
Philadelphia, was closed on Monday evening
last. Tuesday morning tbe Jury returned a
verdict of guilty, Byerly's object in com
mitting tbis forgery was to defeat Lehman, a
Dooglas Democrat. Sentenced to two and
a balf years imprisonment and a fine of $300.
O Bccewdeat Floor. We are pleased
to learn from Morgan ft Co.t tbat tbey have
procured from Elmira for their Steam Mill
in tbis place, one of tbe celebrated new
Backwbeat Halters, and tbat tbey will be
prepared In a few days ta torn out buck
wbent flour eqnal to any made in the State.
ejy Freshet. Tbe recent beavy rains have
swollen tba Susquehanna to a considerable
extent, which is higher now than it baa been
at any time tbis season since tbe Spring
freshet. Wa may look for arks and rafts
and increased activity in tbe lumber business.
tJjfAs many stoves are filled with clin
kers, the following simple method of removing
them may prove of use to housekeepers gen
erally: After having secured a hot Gre,
throw in Eve or six oyster shells aod allow
them to burn op. If Ibis is repeated several
times the clitkars will loosen aod can be easi
ly removed.
CJT Below ii a table showing tbe present
position of each State io the Union, with the
aggregate electoral vote for each candidate t
LINCOLN AND IIAML1N.
, New York,
j Connecticut.
35
6
11
13
Minnesota,
New Hampshire,
Ohio,
Pennsylvania,
Rhode island,
Vermont,
Wisconsin,
4
5
53
Illinois.
Indiana,
27
Iowa, 4
M ait), 8
Massachusetts, 13
4
&
6
169
152
17
Michigan, 6
Total,
Neceaaary to a choice,
JLincolo's majority,
ruaixixaiDut and lane.
Alabama, 9 I North Carolina,
Arkansas, 4 I Soutb Carolina,
Florida, 3 Texas,
Georgia, 10 I Delaware,
Louisiana. 6 I
10
8
4
3
Mississippi, 7 j
Total,
64
BKLL
AND EVERETT AND FUSION.
j New Jersey
7 I Tennessee
12 1 Yirsinia
-
Maryland
Total
Missouri
81
DOCGLAS AN JOHNSON.
VOV STFCL.
3 California
64
9
Oregoa
Total
Presidential Election Ho tarn 9 of Nor
thumberland County Official.
3'eicnsAiBs. g 2 S
O u .S
Q fcc J cq
Suobory, 39 98 "177 17
Northumberland, 108 82 3
Milton, 3 100 206 28
McEwensville, 20 49 3
Tnrbotville, 41 42 1
Tnrbut, v ' 1 J22 1C7
Delaware, 3 197 147 2
Lewis, 187 67 2
Chiliiqnaqnt, 120 9C 7
Point, 69 110 1
Upper Augusts, 6 75 95 2
Lower Augusta, 21G 80
Rusb, 3 132 70
Sbamokio, ) 244 166
Coal. 29 33 286 3
Jackson, 11 51 58
Cameron, 45 13
Jordan, 1 b'2 49
Upper Mahaooy, 65 44
Lower Mahaooy, 44 228
Washington. 119 21
Little Mahanoy, 18 32
Zerbe, 13C 92 1
Mount Carmel, 17 115 2
Total, 97 23C6 2422 72
THE RESULT-rCSIO AND COHFl'SIO!"
The rosult of tbe election in this State
must, by tbis time, have fully satisfied tbe
tickers of the electoral ticket that the Dem
ocrats of Pennsylvania have intelligence
enough to know that principles should not
be a subject of traffic, or bagain and sale.
Tbera can be no question tbat Lincoln's
majority in this State baa been increased not
less than 20,000 vots by the effects of fusion
making "confusion worse coofoouded." This
bas been our opinion ever since tbe attempt
bas been made at what was called fusion, or
in other words, that one man should be com
pelled to vote for Gfteeo men, wbose principles
or opinions he repudiated, io order that be
conld vote for twelve men, whose principles
accorded with bis Two.
Io tbis county there were many Democrats
wbo refused to go to the polls on this accoonti
and others who went to the polls refused to
Tote, because tbera were no tickets bot tbe
fusion tickets to be obtained. Aqdmsome
instances, we are informed. Democrats, rather
than be constrained to vote against their
principles. Toted for Lincoln. These ore
facts obtained from reliable Democrats and
eye witnesses.
It is true that Lincoln's election was
foregone conclusion, and tbat nothing could
have been done to avert it io this State, or
any other, after tbe destruction and overthrow
of tbe Democratic party by Mr. Buchanan
and the Southern disuuioniits, who stood
ready to sacrifice tbe party in order to defeat
Douglas.
Since writing tbe above, we find in th
Now York Times, of Tuesday last, one of tbe
ablest and most independent of tbe Republi'
can journals in tbe Union, almost tbe same
views expressed io regard to tbe election in
tbat State :
"Tbe fusion bas bort the opposition
throughout the interior, by rendering it mi
possible to conduct the canvass on any basis
of principle, or to adv3cete the election of
any candidate. 1 am sutistiuu that II JJou
Klas bad been supported by tho Democratic
patty resolutely and steadily from the date
( I Lis nomioetioii, lus vote in tbis state would
have been 20,000 hither than tbe Fusion
vote will be now. Tbe Democrats of tbe
country districts are disgusted at being com
pelled to give seventeen Totes for Breckin
ridge and Bell, io order to secure the privi
lege of giving eighteen to the man of their
choice.
rj3" The Election and tu South. Tbe
election on Tuesday passed off very quietly
in this place. There was little or no ex
citemeot, as all seemed to anticipate the re
sult. The South as usual bas been making
threats of disunion io case Lincoln should
be elected. But we doubt if eveo Sooth
Carolina will dare to make such a mad at
tempt. Tbe fact is, tke Southern fire-eaters
have bot little confidence in their own
leaders. Do Bow, the conductor of tbe
Southern lievieic, thus speaks of tbat hair
brained fire-eater, Governor Wise, of Yir
gioia and otb. rs io that State :
"I do not ace any hope uf averting adiaaolution
of the Union, after the election of Lincoln, uulem
Virginia would come forward and aay to her
aistera ; ''Stay your movement at aecetaion, and
we will unite with you in demanding, through a
Convention, auch amendment of the Constitu
tion aa will serve ua in all the future, anil, failing
in that, pledge ouraelvea to go with you." Such
an oiler might have the filed. I am unable to
aay. Itwaa proper for Virginia to leaJ, but her
rejection of the Carolina proposition, after the
John Urown raid, waa not Tery promising ; and
the propoaal of Gov. Wise, t raiae Minute Men
and arm the Slate, for the purpone of fighting an
Abolition Government, in the Union, waa the
gentleat roar he had hearj from that lion. I
have great respect for Virginia, but the can only
be brought into action by outside pressure ; and
when ahe is brought to the election, none doubt
what ahe will do. She baa permitted Abolition
lata ta find a home in her midst, and they par
alyze her. Her true tons admit it, and urge
other cUales to take that lead which, in the dava
of 'Tfl or '98, belonged to her."
ty At a' recent meeting of the Datb and
Weat of Englajid Agricultural Society, Lord
Portman stated that the elm planks which were
taken up out of the Thamea previous to the
building ot the new London Bridge, were quite
aeund, although they bid been in the water 8U0
yeara.
CF Counterfeit five dollar notes on the Wes
tern Bank of Philadelphia. Over five thousand
dollars ol this counterfeit stuff have been recover
ed. Tbe notes are well engraved, and good imi.
tations of the genuine.
(7 Wild Gehi.- Tbe flight of these birds
I o the sunny south is a rtrtain indication of the
near approach of cold weather.
Bryant's Oimnion on tbr Winan's Steam
er. W. Cnllen Bryant, tbe distinguished
editor of the New York Evening Post re
cently passed through tbis city and was taken
to sea tba cigar steamer of Mr. Wioaoa. In
a letter written to bis paper from Mount
Savage, Md., Mr. Bryant tboa describes tbe
reflections suggested by tba visit i
A trial trip bas lately been made with this
steamer. "It raa round one of the fastest
sUamers In tbe harbor," said a gentleman to
puling aoooi u una mark about a
sailing packet." 1 do not know what may
ba tba expectations of tbe Messrs. Winans in
regard to its speed, but tba talk at Baltimore
ia or makioar tha caasasa to Kurona in fan
1) five days, bearing witb it tba mails and specie
15 aod a few passengers. As 1 looked on tbis
aoormeue iron abuttla, tba Telocity of which
can ba acarealy mora affastail h inrni mil
beadwinda than tbat or a Cab, and thought of
it darting through tha sea witb tha annad
wbicb is claimed for it, it occurred to ma tbat
4 j if a sailiog vessel should come to Its way it
! most ba pierced through and through, like a
( nuu soiugie oy a ouuet
Foom las London Star, Oct. ISlb.
TBI FROCK OV WALKS At TUB TOMS
OS" Vf ASHirtQTO.1.
History records few scenes more pregnant
wilb instruction tban tba Tlslt of homage paid
by tba Prince of Wales to tba tomb or Wash
ington. Eighty five years ago tbe man who
ventured to predict tbat before a century
should have rolled by the beir to tho British
Crown would pay a volootary tribute oi re-
vereoce to the last restiog place oi ine area
rebel who was then bidding bold defiance to
our armies, would have been indebted to hie
condemnation as a maniao fot bis escape from
coudign punishment as a traitor. Iba cos
pot and his myrmibacs fancied, in those days,
that tbe world was made for bis exclusive en
joyment, and tbat It needed but an effort of
tbeir will to bend lis aestines accoroing to
tbeir selfish fancy. They might have imagin
ed tbat some unexampled good fortune might
bave secured for tbe remains of tbe insurgent
general tbe shelter of an unknown grave ;
could tbey bava had tbeir way, bis bones
would bave bleached aod rattled in chains
upon tbe loftiest gallows. How would tbe
obstinate and wrong-beaded old monarch
have greeted the prophecy that bis own great
grandson would stand with uncovered bead
before tbe sarcophagus wbicb the mouldering
dust of the great rebel has converted into a
holy shrine ?
What expressions of incredulous contempt
would be bave deemed strocg enough to give
utterance to bis feelings if any one bad dared
to foretell that tbe Inderal provinces which
bad revolted against bis role would, almost in
tbe space of a single generation, grow into a
mighty nation, rivalling tbe mother country
in all the arts of peace ? To tbe men of tboso
comparatively recent times such presages
would bave seemed mere idle raving ; yet how
brief a space of lime has sufficed to coovert
them into mere statements of familliar truths.
When tbe noblest bero wbo has ever sprung
op, has bnckled on the sword with which
be bad vowed to conquer bis country's free
dom, he took tbe field as a champion of a
comparatively feeble brotherhood of strug
gling colonies ; in tbe ordinary course of na
ture bis son might now be olive, yet already
has the emancipated dependency grown into
the foremost of modern empires, and received
as its guest tbe beir to the English throne.
Is tbere not in this encouragement for fallur
palriots, whoso hopes, long deferred, are
clouded by that heart sickness wbicb is too
often the forerunner of despair t All noble
aspirationa alter liberty may not be destined
to receive equally speedy satisfaction ; but
for the persistent soldier of. freedom the vic
tory, though it may be slow is sure. Tbe
Prince of Wales, in bowing before the tomb
of Washington, makes silent confession that
tbe day of tbe autocrats is at an end, for the
man to whose ashus he does homage was the
living iocurnaliou of the truth that tbo will
of the people is tbe only rightful source of
power.
We are qnite conscious that such outward
maaifestatioos or respect for great principles
are not always followed by consistent actions.
Kings bave before now preluded atrocious
crimes by solemn acts of devotion, just as
Italliun brigands tell tboir beads belore they
murder tbe wayfarer to secure bis paltry
store of gold. But still we venture to cherish
the hope that our yonng Prince will bring
away with him from the spot wbicb derives
from tbe presence of tbe dubt of Washington
a conseeratioo more sublime tban could bave
been conferred npon it by ecclesiastical ritu
als soma enduring impressions, whose influ.
ence will be perceptible throughout bis future
career. The sovereign of these kingdoms, it
is true, is politically powerless, according to
tbe theory of the constitution j bot, practi
cally, the woarer of tbe crown wields a potent
Influence for good or ill. If England, under
Victoria, has witnessed a growth of social
morality which places it in noble contrast
with Euglaud under George tbe Fourth, the
change, although attributable in some meaa
nro, no doubt, to tbe spresd of enlightment
and the march of human progress, is also to
be ascribed io no slight degree to tbe fact
that a God fearing and virtuous woman sits
opoo the throne wbicb was disgrcaed by a
bloated libertine. In tba same manner tbe
popular sympathies of tbe bead of tbe State
might legitimately exercise a wholesome in
fluence upon tbe tendencies of our legislation
and approximate tbe advent of tbat complete
political equality, without which tbere cannot
exist but a shadow of freedom. Tbe tour of
tbe Priuce of Wales in tbe United States Will
bave placed hiin in possession of so unfailing
antidote of tbe monstrous fallacies with re
gard to the effect of democratic institutions,
wbicb are clung to with so much pertinacity
in tbe aristocratic circles in wbicb those of
tbe Blood Koyal move.
He bas oot only bad bis own eyes opened
but be has gained tbe means of convincing
the few honest noodles who cling to such
opinions through ignorance, and of silencing
the host of crafty politicians who. knowinc
tbeir rottenuess, profess them, to serve tbeir
own seltisb ends. He bas been in a land
where tbe two grand bugbears of the English
aribtocracy manhood suffrage and the ballot
exist in full operation, not as experimeatal
novelties, but as tired aod approved portions
of tba electoral organization. He will be
able, and, as an honorable English gentleman
we trust be will.be willing, to bear bis testi
mony that the extension of the franchise does
not produce anarchy, and that secret votine
does not lead either to wholesale bribery or
to utter political demorilizatbo. Ha has
dwelt io a laud where no Slate church lays
violeot bands on tbe money of conscientious
dissenters in order to swell the incomes of its
ministers, but escb man is free to give bis
voluntary support to tbe teachers of the
creed wbicb represents bis own convictions,
1: be be candid be will own tbat under such
an organization religion flourishes in full vigor
and fiuds no check to the full developemeot
of its wholesome influeuce on baman conduct.
Took Back His Pbhisti. An exchange
published in a neighboring town tells about a
young chap who courted bia Phcche Ann Matil
da for a year or more, during which time he
presented ber with a considerable quantity of
jewelry and other trinkets, but, discovering
short time since, that she had repudiated her first
love and taken to another "feller," ba growing
desperate, made a descent on the institution, in'
vaded the sanctity of tha young female's apart,
inent, and laid sacrilegioua band on the linery
winch be bad endowed ber with, and with a per
severing spirit waded in among a heterogenous
mass of peUlcoata, bust.ee, hoop-skirts, and what
not, and collected every article which bad been
bought with his money, tbe young lady aud her
maternal relative standing by overcome with
confusion and rage at such a sscrilegioua tumbling
of their household goods, and entirely unable to
defend their property from wholesale abduction.
He wastsken for larceny, and the decision in the
mailer will be looked for with anxiety, aa a pre
cedent for ihe decision of similar cases hereafter,
Ciinoijnk Done Fob. A a Faria elves tb
fashions to every place boasting cf high civi
lizatioo, it is fair to presume tbat tbe days of
crinoline are numbered. A new style of
skirt is meeting with great favor tbere, as it
supports tba dress without whalebone or
steel, relyiog for this purpose merely oo tba
harmonious aod skilful disposition of tha
plaited muslin of tvbicb it is composed. Tba
multiplied skirt, or tupon multiple, as it is
called, supports a series or volants, tapered
aod grouped like a fan, which are moved at
wt by means of melallio eyelets. For tra
ve ling it is quits agreeable, as it occupies
littla space. W bat a boon ia a crowded
borse-car J
nWV? Cu,c-0. Tha Cbi-esgo(lll-)
noun-, saya that a railroad official
baa recently loft tbat city, io baata, aod thai
an eiamioalioo of bis accouola with tha
Compaay exhibits a deficit of from $17,000
to 20,000. Ha waa what is called a "fast"
young ruao.
TUB MOSKY OF TUB 90 FB A Nil TSt at L-
A-ad attUAftU KIIKU-
Tbe gods era certainly making tha Pop
and the Sultan mad. if we wist tudire frntu
tha nsa tbat la made of tba money at tbeir
disposal. Tha Pope la entirely under tba
control of Aotooelil, wbo bat been charged
with embecEliog bis funds to a large aniooot.
Torlonia, tba baokor of tha concern, after
asking leave lately of bit Holiness to speak
freely, informed him that Cardinal Antonelli
was tba individual to whom ba should apply
for money, as he bad recently appropriated
"eight millions." Cardinal Wiseman also
made tbe tame statement. But the Tope
was so infatuated tbat he would oat listen to
any charge against bis favorite. Wa can,
however, hardly credit tba statement tbat
Wiseman came from tbe audience completely
crestfalleo, and was beard to say "It was foil
time to bow to tba band of Providence, by
which the downfall of tbe temporal power
was Tisibly directed." When the aetata
Wiseman gives np tha "temporalities," it
woold seem as if there waa small cbance of
their being ratained io tbe possession of the
Chorch,
Tbe Sultan is equally remiss at managing
his financial affairs.
The following facts will show tbe besotted
nss of tbe rulers of Turkey, who bava been
supposed to be becoming sensible, Tbe re
venue of Great Britain is about 70,000,000 ;
that of Turkey about 10,000,000. Tba sa
laries of the English Cabinet, consisting, of
fifteen members, at an average of 5,000 each
amount to 75.000 a year, while those of tba
Turkish Ministry (Mushirs included), amount
to about 100,000. Thus tbe English Cabi
net, whose large incomes ere a sobject of
animadversion in this country, receive much
less than balf of what (beTuskish ministers
get although the revenoe of tbe English
Government is more tban six times as great
as that of Turkey. Furthermore the income
of the Sultan is $1,250,000 per anoutn, be
side a million more for bis relations. No
wonder, then, that tha Turkish Government
is weak.
Tbe Bull an is so reckless In bis private ex
penditure tbat Sir Henry Bulwer, the Euglisb
Ambassador, receotly felt called on to admon
ish him on tbe subject, and especially con
cerning the waste caused by his wives j tbis
admonition caused Quite a tempest. It is said
Iso, that Abdul Meiid is continually buildine
new palaces; and that the shores about tbe
apital are lined witb abortive or balf.finisbed
dificea for bis private use ; which fact be
regards aa a good joke.
1 be rope aod tbe Sultan are evidently
very "sick.".
Glcamng0 Oltorial anii Selittrb.
Eari.t Snow in California. The Mays-
tile (Cal.) Appeal of tbe 6th of October soys
tbere bad been quite a smart fall of snow io
tbe mountains east of tbat town. It lay
bout e'ubt inches deep ou the road between
North San Juan aud Forest City, a distance
of forty miles, and bigber up it was deeper.
Baooaoe Tbe Sprincfjeld (Maes l Utvuh-
lican says the following notice was posted uo
a runway station: "travellers should be
careful to deliver their baggage to proper
persons, as a gentleman, a few days since,
entrusled his wife to a stranger, and bus.
ot heard of her since."
California Wine. The clipper ship E
Willets will soou sail from San Francisco
for New York. In ber cargo will be sixty
seven pipes or California wine, and in future
imilar shipments will be made at regular in
tervals, to supyly an agoncy established at
tbe East.
Miss Mary Miller, a maiden lady seed
about GO years, wbo lived in tbe family or Mr.
U. naosoui, on tbe river road leadmc from
tbis place to LewiBburg, drowned herself in
tbe river on Friday morning last. Millonian.
An Australian savs tbat cobwebs are a
complete cure for dyaentery. He takes tbem
io puis, lour a day. J bey are also used for
fever and ague.
A few weeks since a very sudden and extra
ordinary rush of the tide occurred on the west
coast of Ireland and tjeotland most probably
aused by the falling of a large meteor into tbe
Atlantic ocean.
A good man is almost always a cheerful
one. It is fit tbat bad men should scowl,
aod look blue and be melancholy ; but he
who has God's smile of approbation uuon bitn.
should show its radiaoco io bis couoteoauce
Pardonko.-W. II. Wilder, who bss served
four out of a sentence of ten years in the
Louisiaaa fcState prison, for forging U. S.
land warrants, bus been pardoned by tbe
President of tha United States.
A new silver mine has been discovered
in tbe Pike's Peak region by a company
of young men from Illinois. Tbe ore is
said to be superior to Wuoboe.
The subscriptions in New York for a testi
monial to Captain Wilsoo and crew now
amount to nearly 6,000.
The Meanest Man. Tbe Utica Telegraph
bas round tbe meanest man in tbe world. It
says that a man in its city, wbo was requested
to act a pall bearer at the funeral of a friend a
wile, presented tba bereaved husband witb
a bill of ffty six cents for his services in that
capacity, and received his pay.
Death in a Political Parade Samuel
Gladding of Newport, It. 1 , while marching
n a v Ida Awake procession, at 1 rovidecce,
last Thursday evening, full io tbe street and
died immediately.
A Pbofitablr Pt'Ksi'iT. A Texas paper
states tbat a gentlemao wbo, two years ago,
purchased a nock of nbt ep for 900, aod took
tbem to tbat State, bas siuce tbeo sold $500
worth or wool from tbem, and now bis flock is
worth $3,000, makings profit of $2,000 ac bis
investment in two years.
The Code or Ho.vos Two residents af
Martinsville, La, Mr. Bonvemil, a Pepoty
Sheriff, and a young man named Fournet,
fought a duel last week, hucb of tbe com
batants went opon tbe field armed armed
witb two revolvers and aboaie knife; tbey
were stationed twecty paces apart, witb in
structions at the word, to fire and advance
at will tba fight to end witb tbe death of
one or both of tbe parties. At tbe second
ore, Mr. rouroet, baving been struck stag
gered and full, but not witboot retaioing both
strength and courage enough to fire twice
more upon his adversary, but without eOoct.
He died immeuiately afierward.
Peatu op Fanst Ei.i.si.sr's Sew Fanny
Ellsler's son died io Nubia a short time ago.
Fanny is rjow Madame van Barnim, and re
sides io Vienna. Tba Prince Adalbert of
Prussia is united to ber by a tuorgaotio mar
riage and tbis wss bis child.
'-Brwari of tub Yioders." A short time
since io Cincinnati, a young man io a joke,
so ba says, introduced a friend to a widow
lady of some means. A o iotiniacy sprung up
between tbem, wbicb resulted to ao engage
ment of marriage. 1 ba was to-be groom, so
woo oo tbe confidence of bis intended as to
borrow from ber soma sixteen hundred dol
lars, with wbicb he soon made himself scarce.
Tbe sequel to tba affair is tbat tba widow bas
brought suit agaiost the man wbo introduced
ber to tha deceiver, as a party to tba swind
ling transaction.
PuoTocairato Bark NoTsa. 8a rapidly
are tbey produced and put ill circulation that it
ia impossible to keep the run of them, l'hey can
ba very easily detected l the beat and aureat way
la to apply a solution of Cyanida Potassium,
wban tbe epot touched will turn whila. Another
way ta Io draw your fingers over the bill, and If
it ia vary smooth aud polished It is doubtlsss a
photograph. Tha paper must ba sized for pho
to(Tfcihing, which Is not dons In .printing, aod
when finished, photographs have a varnished ap
Doaranc. A lulls subbing wilb the finger will
blur lbs engraving and gis las bill a g'saij fri I.
Accident at a Dnvoi.as Farewell Da-
X'1 RATION AT M'lKIOOMKRT, ALA. Aonf
yimery Alabama. Xov 3. A DuUftlas demon
stration was made at thw wharf, last night,
Mr. Douglaa makit.g a farewell speech to a
large crowd frem the deck or tha steamer
Virginia. While he was speaking the dock
gave way, and tba distinguished Senator,
witb a crowd gathered around bitn, were pre
cipitated below. Fortunately, nobody was
seriously hurt. Mrs. Douglas wbo waa also
on tba vessel, beld on to tba railing and es
caped witboot injury. Both tba Senator and
bis lady immediately returned to tbeir bote!
and their departure will ba delayed a few
days by tbe accident.
Cotton by Railroad. Cottoo Is now being
aarried by rail, from the Mississippi to the
Eastern States. The Illinois Central Hail
road recently concluded tba contract to coo
vey 2000 bales of cotton from Cario to fJbl
cago Illinois, whence it will ba forwarded to
tbe is aw Jbogland States.
A few nights ago an old man named James
George, while walking home from Republican
meeting at Latrobeon the Pennsylvania Railroad
track, was run over and almost instantly killed
by the lightening train. The engineer aaw him
when about twenty feet ahead bf tbe locomotive
and whistled for him to get out of the way, but
it was too lata, for the train went thundering
over the unfortunate man before he could make
an effort to got off the track. The brakes were
applied, hut the train had run on some distant
before it could be stopped. One of the brakes
men ran back to attend to him, but imagine bia
horror on recognising, in the mutilated remains,
bis own father. These accidents are becoming
painfully frequent, but they are mostly to be at
tributed to tho carelessness of the victims them
selves. Tub Progress of tbe Times Tbere is no
.... . . . , , :
uiuiu ueviuau B.iucubvui luuuuvvaiu piugrt-BB i
of the times than the Brown Stone Clothing
Hall or ltnckbill Wilsoo, IS os. 003 and G05
Chlstnut Street, above Sixth. A palatia
establishment, employing its regiment of skil
ful workmen, its sorces of cutters and aules
men, and with its almost miles or counters
and shelves, all loaded with elegantly fashion
ed garments, made of choice rubrics, it affords
a bold contrast witb tbe limited ideas of our
forefathers in respect to first class business
establishments. Tbe firm named are known
all over tbe country for the superiority uf
their garments for gentlemen and youths, and
tbeir stock was never in as fine a condition as
at present.
Poikoniso Rats The best food with
wbicb to mix poison for kill'ng rats, is pump
kin seeds. Wet them and sprinkle on a
little arsenic, which will adhere to the seeds.
They will be eaten by rats and mice, while
cats, rowls, 4c, not being fond of such food,
will not meddle wilh them. Whenever poi
son is put for these troublesome pests, water
should be near by, so that they may eat,
drink and die outside of their boles and
billing places.
CRANBeRT Ccltcre. About 150 seres have
been planted in Burlington county N.J. with
cranberries this season. A patch of 10 acres
planted by Mr. Allen, has yielded 150 bag.
per acre, which be delivers to purchasers for
$4 per bushel. The expense of planting
them was $25 dollars per acre, and fhe cost
of gathering from 50 to CO cents per bushel.
The latter operation was mostly done by
women and children.
Return of an Exile John IJateman, who
was sent as a convict to Van Pieman's land,
Australia, Tor participation in the Canadian
rebellion or 1838, has ruturned from exile,
and reached Troy, N. Y. on tbe 24th ult.,
after aod absence of over 21 years.
A Martland Rail Splitter. The Balti
more (Md.) Sun snys tbere is now living jo
Deep Neck, Talbot county, Md., on honest
farmer, who, a few winters ago, went into his
woods, felled the trees, cut and maoled 350
rails, and pot tbem on the fence, in one day.
Illinois most look to ber laurels.
A lady being asked the place of ber nativi
ty, replied, "1 am en unfortunate as to have
no native place. ! was tbe daughter of a
Methodist clergyman."
"Now then, my hearties," said a gallant
captain, "yon have a tough battle before yoa.
Fitht like heroes till your powder's gone.
then run! I'm a little lame, and 1 11 start
nou."
Statistics go to prove that tea is used
more or less ny one half of the human race
500.000,000 of people. Tbeioe is the peculiar
organic principle which gives tea its value
Taken in small quantities, tea is healthful ;
but the extract of one ounce taken per day,
by one person, produces trembling of tbe
limbs and wacdering of tbe mind.
Bhamokin Coal Trade.
Shaxokix, Not. 7, 16C0.
TONS. CWT.
Sent for the week ending Nov.
3d.
6,488 02
Per last Report,
To same time last year,
Increase.
1C4.7T2 30
1T1.260 32
147,183 13
24,076 14
The Northern Central Railway.
Tha arrival of i'asaenger Train on the North
ern Central Kail Road from Kunburv, ia a fol-
aaaiTAi.
S.t&P.M.,
,SO A M ,
i; s a. M.,
e.:m P. M.,
SUABTVa
Mail Tram, Notts.,
- - South,
Nical Kipress, North,
' " fxiulh,
4 . P. M
fl,ia A.M.
la in a M
10.UP M
Sunbury V Erie Railroad.
Tha ariival and departure, of Passenger Tisins a tha
Sunbury It Erie Railroad at this plaea, is as follows :
Arrivul.
4. IS P. M.,
,6U A. At ,
IS.OS A. M.,
1U.J5 P. M.,
S.1J P. M.
Departure.
4,i P. M
9,54 A.M.
12.10 A M
iiua p. m
8,10 A. M.
Mail Traia, North,
' ' South,
Night r.xpicas, North,
" ' Bouih,
Freight and Aeeora., North,
Doutn,
The ahamokln Valley a ad Pottsvillt Rallraad.
Passenger tram leaves ftunhuty at
" ' Ml. Carmel.
SftOAM.
4 SO PM.
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOM kBl'KO RAIL
ROAD The arrival and departure of Passenger Tiaina
from Northmberland :
Mail train South, anives at S.40 A. M
North, leavea - 4.A0 P. M
Es. Freight, Siuth arrrive M U.f0 "
" North, leavea ' 6.30 A.M.
FEMALE HEALTH! FEMALK HEALTH;
Thousands of females suffer from derange
ments pecoliar to tba sex. First, aod most
common among these is, Femala Weakness
or Whites, or Leucorrhea, witb its constaot
attendants, Lassitude, Prostration, Lama or
Weak Buck, and General Debility. No one
cao be entirely well wbo thus suffers, aod id
hundreds or cases health is atterly undermin
ed. Old school medicines and dines do bat
little good often much injury ; but HUM
PHREY'S SPECIFIC HOMLUPATHIO
FEMALE PILLS are just tbe thing, re
lievioc promptly, and curing permanently,
A dollar's worth will do more good than
quarts or oostrums, or sit months' attendance
od a doctor. Sn boxes for 1. Single
boxes 25 Cts.
N. U. A full sat of IltMPHRr.vs'flOMKo-
patdic Srgcirica, witb Book of Iirectious
and twenty diflereot Remedies, io large
vials, morocco case, $5 i do. io plain caao,
f 4 1 case of fifteen boxes, aod book,
These Remedies, by tbe siogle box or casa
are asot by mail or express, free of charge, to
any address, oo rsesipt of price. Address.
Dr. F, HUMPHKKYS Co.,
No. 662 Broadway, Ntsr York.
Sold by A. W. FISC H Kit, Agent.
Kuobsry October 'jn, 100-
IT 19 A COMMON OBSERVATinv
tbat tbera are more sufferers from debility
uiuuh nuiericans, man can oe lounu among
any other civilised nation. Tbe reason is
obvious. Wa take too little exercise, and
forget the wants of tbe body in tbe absorbing
pursuits of business. In all such cases,
ordinary medicines can do little good, What
is required is just such a tonic and invigora
tor as Dr. J. Hestetter has given to the
world, in his CELEBRATED "BITTERS."
The weak and nervous denizen or the counting-house,
the exhausted toiler upon the
shop board, aod the prostrntod student of tho
midnight lamp, bave found a wonderful regett.
erator in tbe "Bitters," and prefer it to more-
retentions, but lees efficacious medicines,
ut it should not be forgotloo that the agent
which Is so mngical io its influence upon a
frame wbicb is merely debilitated, ia equally
powerful io assisting nature to expel lh
most terrible forms of disease. Whs would
oot give it a trial t
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
sW Sea advertisement ia another cnlnmo.
From th Springfeld Repnblican, Aug. 19
1859.
SpAt.ctNo's PrtKPABEO Ulce, tho same that
Van Amborgh glued bis lion tagether with,
is doiug wonders hereabouts. A boy up town
glued his pluy wagon together "wrong sida
up," and the glee did its duty so well, that
the wagon had to ba broken again before it
could be made right.
"Not dsnger"us to the Human KMnllly.,,
"Itata come out of tneir holes to die."
"COSTAn-S" Rut Roach, Ae., Esterminaiur
"COSTA H'S" Bi rt-b-ig Kxtrrmmator.
COaTAR'S" Electric r-m-der, for Insects, ilc.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY.
n.(.DnuU.. f , I k: W.I tl
m-oiiim.iiu p ,,nM unmuu ..i irr- uni-UUEl
Ants Moths Mosquitoes Mens Ihtrrli on I'Inh
Fnwis. Animals. Stc.. A.C. in snurt. evtrrv Turin and r,e.
cies of VERMIN.
10 years established in New York Cityused !. tha
City Putt Office, U.e City f nsons and Stan, n (b uses
the City Steamers, rhirs, 4 a. tha t.'iiy Hotel.. "Asti.r."
"St. Nicholas," 4c mud by More than S'J.M'O privala
fn-nihes.
iy Drugeists and Retailers everywhere set! Ihrin.
t.y Wholesale Agents it, all the large Cities ana TvWnl,
rir-! ! ! Kewarb ! ! ! of spurious imitations.
liF"tl,rsJ Sample Boxes smt hy Mail.
Cf - Addrsss orders- or fur "Circular tr Dealers" to
HKNRV II. COSTAR, Principal Depot.
S12 nndwny, (nppniiite St. Nielioiiis lintel, )N t .
P..ld hy KRII.INO 4 UKANT, Bunbuiy, Pa.
April 31, IM0.
Ileligfion Aoliceg
Divine service will ba held ever) guU ath in tin Ho
tough as follows:
1RESBYTKRIAN CHUKCH. North west eomer o.
Blackberry and Deet strtris, Itev. J. 1). Reaxpox, Pastor
Plviue service every rvib'mth nt 11 A. .M. Player meet
li; on Thursday evening. At Northumberland, in Old
School Piesbyterisit Church, ot a o'docit, P. M., every
Sul.liath
GERMAN ItKFORMKl) CIILRCH Nonh west
coiner of River and Blackberry streets, Itev J W. Stein
mktz, Pastor. Ilivine service, alternately, every SubUith
at If) A.M. and 7 P.M. Ptuyer 'meeting on Fridav
evening
M KTIIOPIST FsisrorAL CltfR nr. Dewberry stren
west of S. A F. Rail Road, Kev K. Hutlmi nun J P.
Swasoxr, Puetnrs. Divine service, alleruatt-lv. eieivSat
hrtlh ot lbj A. M.and "P.M. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
EV ANGELICA'. UTHF.RAN ClIlRri! Deer
street below S V A P. Kni. Hi ad.llrv p. P.im, Kittor
Divine service, alternate!;-, every Ntt.hnth nt In A M aud
T P M. Pnyer meem.g on Wednesday evening
MAURI A d E sT"""!"!rB
Oo the Oth innt., by thu Kev A. I. llawn,
Mr. Mathkw PnviTT, to Miss Kuzaiiktii
Smi-MAX, both of Li'Wer Augusta township.
I) E A T II S .
Io Shamokin, September 23d, W I I.iSON.
son of Samul 1. anJ Mary Sebuiiuck,
aged C years 3 mouths and "3 days.
At Lancaster Collit-ry, September 28th,
GKORGK i;VELAND. sged 22 years 4
months and 9' rluys.
In Irinh Vulley September 28th, PETEK
SCHOLL, Jr., aged 54 years -1 mouths and
24 days.
In Irish Valley on tho Ctli u't., PETER
SCllOLL, Sr., aged 83 years and 12 d.iy.
In this pWcp, on the 5th iutt., BARNEY
RKNN, aged about 53 years.
In fcbsmoltin oo the 31st of Octiibor,
FREDERICK HAAS formerly of this
place, aged 03 years.
Ejjc par hots s
Philadelphia Market.
Puii.ahki.puia, Nov. 8, If 60.
Graim. There id a fair amount of Wheat
coutirg forward, but the dornauu is limited at
a slight decline ot 3 ct. pi-r bus. Sales nf 5000
bus. prune r enna. rttd nt $1 30 u $1 34 per
bus. and White at $1 35 a $1 fill fur common
qftulity. Rya is dull at cents for I'ennu.
and "5 cents for Southern. Ctro is very tiuict
and tbe only st!ea repurtud are small lots of
yellow in 6tore at TO cts , und 5t0 busliois fuir
quality at Tl cts. Outs uret.tfi.iy at 31 a 3-1
cents for Delaware, and 35 a 37 cei.U for
State.
SUNBUBY PRICE CURRENT,
Wheat,
Kve, -
8'
11) ul
H utter, -r'fR,
-Tallow,
I. aril,
Pork, - -llecawax.
0
12
i
IS
8
21
Corn,
Oata, .
Buckwheat,
J'otatoes,
New Advertisements.
BOOT" A X 1) S II (Te
MANUFACTORY.
'Corner of Market Square an I Hirer Strcit,
SXJ'ISr'BXJJFlY, PA.
'IM! E subscriber rerpcctfully informs the citi
m. un oi Sunbury and viciu:ty, that he has
opened a Hoot and Shoe Shop on the coiner uf
Market Kquaro and River street, opposite the
Court House, where he can be found at all limes
ready to wait upon customers.
Having considerable exueru nre, he is prepared
j to make up customer work of all kinds, at short
notice, in toe latest style and workman. hip.
Its keeps constantly on band a lsro iiiort'
me ii I of Leather, of the best quaiiiy, wliicb til
allies him to make up guod and durable work.
l-all and ei amine lor jourselvcs belore ptu
chasiug elsewhere aud you will save monry.
JUillN WILVEK.
Sunbury, Nov. 10, 18S0 ly
NOTICE
S hereby given tbat tha Commissioners of
Northumberland county will meet at th?ir
office, ic Sunbury, for the purpose of allowing
exonerations to the collectors of the State,
County aud Militia taxes, on the following
days;
tor Shamokin, I pper Augusta, Lower Au
gusta, liu.h township and Sunbury Borough, ou
Ihe S6th ol Movernher, ltb(.
For Coal, Mount Carmel, Cameron, Upper
Mahanoy Washington and Jordan townships,
on tha 27 ih of November, 1860.
Fur Jackson, Lower Mahauoy, Littla Mahanoy
Zerbe and Northumberland Borough, on th
XSth of November.
For Point, I'h lisqnaijua and Utlaware town
ships, Turbutville and McEwensville boroughs,
on tke tb of November, 1860.
For Lewis and Turiut townships and Milton
Borough, on theSUth uf November, 18tiU.
By order ol Board of Commissioners,
8. I). JOKUAN, Clerk.
Commissioner's Olllc. )
Sunbury, Nov. 10th, IMo'O. J
, " APPLES f APrrES'fT
FT1.HF. auharrihrr hs villi selected from the rsl-
A ebratsd orchards at Koohestrr about rh
hundred barrels of choice APPLES, consisting
of Whode Island Greenings. Baldwins, Norths
fpy, 8itienburg, Uoxbury Kusset, aud others,
will oner them for aals by lbs barrel, to tha
ciiiaena of tiunhury and vicinity, ou or about
Thursday or Fiidsy neiL Thsss apples have
Wen selected and packed with the greatest rats,
aud ars all ia good condition.
W. R. DUNHAM.
November 10, 18C0. -t