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~ ~ OsrRLrx. THREATENED

TvcfrrvrNT ~ OsrgLrS, OHIo-TBBE lTENEp
NJ ttV -IflMty 1srehll nayt0n who emily ser'e ed
wrtg Ter fa nrres - abUut teruy thirty white md
c3lore doss ii Ooern Ohio Ter participating m lhe
ressue f1ritve slsve has thereby incurred he ds
ptasHfr d the uH1. and to- Cleveland ITdtRf'ater
eat The nonnee threaten Dayton, AM lave stee ufed
sbgf mo ne house ~ Ught Sine tucse last arrests
another assault hts beeu made upon his family ~
he a9soncc. Ihey lrst bal se8fet meeting then, -
tuesday nER sevefs negroes, ARMED viii CLUBS, vent
~ Va pton house knocked AMI wanted % see Dayton
We Dayton, Who was ~ home With her Little Children
informed them hat her hus anl MI At home. They
fOubfed Ms ~ word ans wanted % IN aud look
~ tbersevcr Mr.. showing she could not prevent
tner coming n finally consented, and aitor boxing the
ooase over they lett.
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Annexed nc official notice % the Secretary Of the
Treasury proposals for an additional issue Of ben
millions a. Eve pcr cent government stock
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TNFANF NJ HFTNEIWFNTs IVNt INJss
sealed proposals will be rccedved AT this Department
mill ~ O'Clock noon Of Monday, the 2ith Of January
next fof Tn millions a stock ~ the United States 70 be
issued under The of June II, 1855 Said stock viii he
roiubursablo ID fifteen years from the LIST Of January
rCxt aHd bear interest AZ five por centnm per annum,
payable annually the FIRST days 81 January aud
Jay u oseh year.
No Ill viii be received below par, ana none for any
Fraction ~ tno nousaur dollars No bid will BE- consider
"a so orc Sr cen'um II the amount Is deposited. sub
rct Il tie odcr ~ the secretary 81 The Treasury With
depository ~ the United satcE, whose certificate o. The
same must accompany The bid. In al cases The bids
must IS tntoni onai and without reference W bids Of
others must state the premium offered therein. The
proposals. should L. endorsed the outside ~ the
envelope Proposals for Loan Of 1855 and BE- adlrcs7
- NJ ne scctetary of the Treasury Washington, y g
rhc H8ms 3cb may liz accepts, from any bidder vii ~
leqs4 y " a " &c aeIVsory u he lniscd states
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III kI.EGANIIy BOUND AND ILLUSTRATED.
BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY pRFsEsTs


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WI 2S y W. y;'. 80. lIee ,s s,D ~
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i'rs 'so Calender y 20 philadelphia
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ior ''ls also ''lleueer - philadelphia.
CAir1rYg NFnlcAiEp rArER Depot n ANN
- street Call and sect Mrs Hsyea Of brooklyn, has
for sale also calender - philadelphia
(,AyErrYs nEDICArED PAPER DEPOT ~ ANN
~ street aal and see y Mrs Hayes o. BROOKLYN, NASH
iar sale' alec Calender A 60 Phladelrhia
CAyErTy's INDICATED parER.-gEpoT q ANN
Cor sale, also Calender Co. Philadelphia
EAsETTis INDICATED PApFR.-DEPoT Al ANN
., .sis c so "a cse mo- a Co. fbaGcph.
CAyETrYs INDICATED pArEa.-DEPoT a ANN
street Can .ad Sc T rS asysi Of Brooklyn has
THE cAYErTy r Gsr as ;rrrv ,pv1
TiiE S I,,s n ma PAPER
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2 wa,r marked 70 each sheet q aAYEr'
ri Fssr R'ts spo srss e
~ NASSAU NJ LEeoUx. 70 NASSAU.
80 ffpafNSssnn
BITrEKs.
PrfousNEss
DYSPEPSIA,
. INnl1,EsllOh, &C, &c.
sole agenl FOR The United States
No, ~ Nassau street
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The tonnage lor the week a handsome in sro.se
on each Inc amounting In the aggregate 10 ~ 400 tons
and fer, M the total dedsi for the o5s t0n
ne following the last statement Of the New Orleans
hanks
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v0gelaD and Usunogefc Ma1hs.
yMD a. OLoeIN0 At THB NEW YORs Ov1luA
DoxDs'o. .. Hat-Aihaey, DsnAlo ana CsnAdaA. P.n
s wsss. aa ns wv i e.. r AZ * and
noa!h and Southwestern
-: IAN -, ) ;:,s:s:A !. II NJ c:::
OAAnlDaaaA ~ ssanes. N Panama Wednes-
SSs ovs;,sni Nan isr o.iforni. save. s. Lou.
sssinsS 81 b should ss ai;sss Overland, "
g. LIxs CIR The Overland NAN sron 81 Joseph dsoJ
Salt Lake city. leaves 81 Joseph Sva-y aasr
Overland. wa s. Joseph
20 rAcDSc BY s.sarey VA Panama, wedoes-
HAvAsA 81 sssns, black warrior. Monday,
Ksz,ee.. From New Orleans BY sssamasp Tennessee
Me is and l6th Of each month Letters should DO
vtous N the abovsdata)
Eu1orH.... by steamshp Persia, from New
NJ by order all letters spain be prepaid
III. United sta,es postage onlyehcr %
according 10 the nationality OF the steamship conveying he
naf
PARCELS PosT CANApA-The Canadian Post Office
Department vii introduce the gvsem the first Of next year
OF carrying by mail parcels not exceeding two pounds IN
one pound and % cents on hose over one and not exceeding
two pounds.
FINE OF CLOSING At THE LONDON OPTION
kDIA..... The Overland Mail follows Wa Mas
se,llea, on the I'd, 9th l7th and 3eth Of each month
VIA Southampton eth, 11h and 1Gh touching 81
% Ms an A. osS ara sSs1 W. sS1
ION 4th and 9th
AussRAlaA. Via Marseks sues ,sn Via South
amptop ard Suez l2h
nAuRrrus.. Via Alden on the 9Th and Nh = NE me,N-
BIS AzIL Wis SOUTHAMPTON on the 9th OF the month
mails London fsus SUNDAY .hev made up III
evening rv~vtnus
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FINANCIAL AND NUMERICAL.

MONDAY, Dec. .U--b 7. y.
The bank averages for the week ending Saturday 18Th
December compare follows with those of the previous
week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW L ORk, Dec. ~.
The Tribune's correspondent says: There were
only seven votes cast for Douglas in the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Caucus. These were thrown by
Shields, Clingman, Crown, TOombs, Green and
Bigler. The debate lasted from 10 o'clock in the
morning till late in the afternoon. Great bitter
ness was manifested and Mr.. Toombs left the eau
Gus when the discussion was at its highest. Mr..
Broderiek was not invited and Senator Hammond
and others absented themselves.
The Washington Times correspondent says {:
Highly important dispatches have been receiv ed
from Mexico, and submitted to the Government.
Itis intimated that they may entirely change the
programme of the message on Mexican affairs.
Meantime it is understood that Senior Mata, the
Juarez Minister who recently left Washington,
has gone to Vera Cruz to obtain full powers from
Juarez to negotiate treaty at Washington for
the settlement of American claims against Mexi-
co. and to guarantee the right Of way across Chi
huahua, Sonora and other Mexican PlenipOtenti-
aries, to California.
Lord Napier, it is understood, has received no
intimation of recall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

BOLD ATTEMPT At R5BBERY.-One Of the most
daring attempts at robbery that has ever come to
our knowledge, was made last night at the Depot
On the arrival Ofthe evening train from Chicago,
Mr.. James Norton, Express Agent, took the safe Of
valuable packages going East to deliver them over
TO the Eastern agent, going for the purpose into
room devoted to that changing. While the two
agents were changing the packages, the driver Of
the Express Company's wagon, stood at the door,
but was called offor instant TO assist in moving
a truck near by. He left the door shut but not
locked, and the moment he stepped away, man
slipped in, reached around Mr.. NortoD's body and
drew q money package from the counter. Norton
seeing the package move of the counter, turned
and ran after the thief catching him the train
of cars which was about starting for the East
The fellow made strong exertiOns to hand the
package, which he had dropped into his overcoat
pocket, to a confederate, but falling in that, he
threw it under the cars. 0ficerJames Lawrence be.
lug near, at once secured the rascal and took him
toj all. He gave his name as William O'Brien.-
He would have made rich haul, had he been sue
cessful, as the package contained S22, so. The
probable design was to get on board the Eastern
train, or to allow the money to go by means of the
accomplice. Mr.. O'Brien will have the honor Of
appearing before Judge Vail this morning. His
smartness and active movements must be curbed
for time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11
YESTERDAYAFTERNOONSREPORT
WESTERN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.
The overland mail has arrived with dates to the
18th ult and four passengers, one Of whom was
VIM. C. Jewett, who furnishes the following sum
mary of news:
The camels which had strayed from For! TETON
had all been recovered.
The Alta Express Co. had failed, leaving the
whole field to Wells, Fargo & Co.
Buchanans letter to Butterfield was editorial
lied C) as guarantee of the Administration to the
Railroad.
The Supreme Court had decided that the Gov
ernor can change the death sentence to long or
short Imprisonment.
Thomas c. Larkin's will is Published. He leaves
upwards of half million.
General johnson was acquitted il Marine county
but was rearrested in San Francisco on the same
charge.
Mr.. Jewett's object in making the trip across
was for the purpose of personal observation, with
view to a railroad by the southern route, through
a constitutional bill. His views and plans are al
ready in Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

Dr.. BANNING. Qate of New York; asks to inform the
ladies O. Cleveland that pursuant the opening of the
basement of the First Baptist Church (coner Eucld
the purpose he will deliver gratuously before them
exclusively a COURSE OF LECTURES on HEALTH
AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION =: half past p NJ, precisely,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, of this
week, md on MONDAY AND TUESDAY Of next week,
when he Will undertake point both the physcI
and of the feeble constitutions weaknesses and
defomities children and adults and suggest the
PHYSICAL of their easy prevention and alienation
Ladies no care to know of the laws Of the phys-
cal and intellectual welbeng Of themselves and their
children are invited TO attend.
Residence, l44 Euclid stree. decs s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
HOUSE.

Mr. Boyce. of South Carolina, asked leave to in
troduc0 resolution to admit Lieut.. Mowry to the
floor of the House as delegate from Arizona.
Mr.. Jones Of Tenn. objected, saying that Ari,
IONA is part of New Mexico, and he saw no use
in admitting two delegates from one Territory.
The House resumed the consideration of the
WatrOus impeachment case.
Mr.. Billinghurst of Wis. favored the impeach-
ment. He said that the charges made against
Watrous were that the Judge had entered into a
conspiracy for the unlawful institution in his court
of suits in which he was personally interested for
the purpose Of having them removed beyond the
verdict of a local Texan jury. He had entered in
to a conspiracy to deprive the individuals of their
land by means of forged papers. He had presd>
ed at the trial Of cases in which he personals
ly interested, knowing that he was disqualified
from so doing; and be had permitted to pass,
without rebuke repeated Illegal acts of officers of
his court. Mr.. Bilinghurst cOntended that these
charges were sustained by the evidence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

W AShANblONy OCC H.
The Republicans of the Senate were in caucus
this morning, to fill with their members the blanks
left in the standing committees, as agreed upon
by the Democratic Senators, and handed to them
for that purpose.
The InteTiO- Department has awarded the con-
tract for supplying ready-made clothing to Messrs
Whiting, GallOupe, Bliss & Co., Boston. For sup
plying hardware to Thomas POultney, of Balti-
more, aud for supplying guns for the North West
TO L. Lemrn, Lancaster, Pa. All the above sup
plies for the Indians 1t is not yet decided as
TO who the contract for blankets and dry goods
shall be given.
The Treasurer's statement shows that the balance
in the Treasury on Monday was S4,090,000.
The receipts for the week were 1851 900 and the
amount of drafts paid was 81 SOS 900. The
amount of drafts issued was 81 359, 900, a reduc-
tion from last week of 81, 100000.
The resignation Of Capt. ThOs. J. Brereton, OF
the ordinance department, has been accepted b
the President, and will take effect on the 2lst of
December
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

attention paid TO tnk w1rS Every description OF Bind
ng done, especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
| SHES Books, Receiving Books &c, &c.
WALrxAN VS.. GREENMAN & Co.-This case
which has been on trial before Judge BoLToN in
the Court of Common Pleas, has been one Of con
siderable interest, not only to the parties immedi
ately concerned, but to the general reader. The
facts upon which the suit was brought are these
Ol the 2sth of January, 1858, Mr.. Charles G
| Waltman was so scalded that he lived but few
hours afterwards, by the collapsing of tue in
| Greenmln & Co S wooden ware mandatory. He
wa engaged as fireman at the time of his death.
| The widow of the deceased brought suit against
the company, laying the damages at $1,000. J.W'
Heisley Esq, appeared as counsel for the plaintiff,
and Mason & Fsiep 70: the defence The case oc.
cupied the Court two days, and was fully tried and
discussed in every point The natural causes for
the accident, as explained to the Court, are i'm
portaut to be understood by ALL as similar occur
renees are almost daily being brought to notice in
some part Of tie country. In this case it was al
legged that carclessuess was the Of the acci-
dent, and an elaborate course of reasoning was
brought to bear upon it by the plaintiffs counsel.
he claimed that four natural causes operated TO
produce the collapse, all springing from careIessness
of the engineer.
First, that the water in the boiler was suffered to
fall below the top of the fue, leaving an inch or
two, or more, exposed TO the air and steam in the
boiler and that the fire within caused this part ex
posed to become red hot, which IT would not have
done if under the water. Then, being red hot the
applicaticc Of the cold wafer to it, when the pump
was started, had the same effect that pouring cod
water Into dry and hot kettle would have, viz 4,
fracture the iron
Second, that the iron, by becoming red hot
lost part of its strength and became softer thanit
otherwise would have been.
Third, that the heat inthe fue greatly rarifed
the air within it, which, when the cold water was
suddenly polred upon the iron, became condensed,
thus leaving partial vacuum within
Fourth, that as water is composed of oxygen and
hydrogen, and the oxygen having strong affinity
for red hot iron, the iron became to a certain eX
tent oxydized, rendering it brittle.
This theory, so perfect in ITSELF was presented by
Mr.. Heisley with far more elucidation and detail
than we can give, in a most powerful manner, ac
companied by most moving appeal to the feelings
of the Jury, carrying the conviction to the minds
of all that it was indeed the words of truth and So
berness
The members of the bar and Court pronounce his
plea as one of the strongest and most able argu-
mentative speeches ever made before this Court
The Jury were out but fifteen minutes and re.
turned verdict for the plaintiff for S3,333 80.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11
ChillS and Fever! ChillS and Fever

One # the greatest remedies that has ever been laid be
fore the public and Agus and which has received
the hige enconiums from the press and the people is
DR J HOSTETTER's CELEBRATED BITTERS. Who
would endure the arising from this terrible DIS
ease wren b. easily cured1 Who would endure
seepes nights burning fevers and icy chis, alternately
when remedy be obtPiaed for mere trhe! Andyet
how many flmos nger painful existence under this
deadly blight aud nothing but gulp down qunins until
If becomes as common the daily meals and yet they are
relieved None but the foolish and weak would hesi-
tate to oeurs these valuable Biers and themselves
intense agony.
Eor sae By Druggists and aeers geneLay. eEeIE4ere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

ENGINE COMPANY No. s-On Thursday evening
next the members of Hope Engine Co. No. will
hold Fair and Ball, which promises to be a fine
affair. The names which are on the Committee of
Arrangements are sufficient guarantee that all will
be done that be- to give eclat TO the occasion,
and to make it one of the pleasantest affairs of the
season. Remember the time, Thursday evening,
Dec sth, at the Gray's Armory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
report was received from the Secretary of
the Interior, covering the amount Of expenditures
for the District of Columbia; also, a report from
the Secretary Of the Treasury enclosing his ac
counts Both were laid on the table.
Monday was fixed for the appointment of the
Committees.
Considerable routine business was transacted,
after which the Senate, at u l-2 o'clock, adjourn
ed till Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11
HOLLOWAY,S OINTME T.

The bane Of sCRoFULA, the Kings Evil ,. ances-
tors has no foe like this detergent and eradcaing ssve
It's healing qualities uuequaled in the Salt Rheum
Legs Sore Breasts and the Scald Head and Ring Worm
the of the nursery It the coating c he
skin ana leavfs no trace behind of Disagreement
Sold at the mlnuac:ory No 50 Maiden Lane, New York
anil b al D,ugpists at 25e sc and 81 per box 255
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

GoDEY.-The New Year number of this Lady's
Book has been received from Hawks & Bro. 1t
is adorned with two elegant steel engravings, a
eolored fashion plate, and any number of patterns
and wood engrayings. 1t is a splendid number.
Now is the time to commence subscriptions
Hawks & Bro. deliver it regularly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

BRIDGES WANTED.-We have often spoken Of
the need of new bridges to replace those now cross
ing the Cuyahoga at the foot of Seneca and Harri
son streets. We intend to speak of it more and
more, and TO agitate the subject until action
is taken in the matter. The one on Seneca street
is in passable condition, but the other, near the
brick furnace is toe unsafe to be trusted for week
One side OF the bridge has been closed for the past
year TO make room for the braces, beams and gird
ers, necessary to keep the structure from falling
in grand ruin. The bridge, as it now stands, is
crooked, swayed, rough and unsightly. More than
this, it is unsafe for the amount of travel which
daily passes over it, and it should at once be torn
down and firm structure erected in itsplace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

LIEUT.. MAURY.-The last lecture of this distin
guished Sa0aR will be given this evening at the
Melodeon. The Workshops and Harmonies of the
Sea, will be treated with master hand, by one
who knows every 'erook and turn" of the subject.
The lecturer has shown himself to be one of the
most popular speakers with the Cleveland public,
that has ever addressed our citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

CoRREcTIoN.-By some unaccountable blunder
in yesterday mornings Leader, the auction sale of
dry goods at NOrthrup & Spangler's Block, was
stated to be under the charge of o. Cutter & Son
as auctoneers. 1t should have read J. o. Brown
& Son. They are the gentlemen who knock down
the goods
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

WHlTNEY.-Whitney has beaten all creation on
his Yankee Pop Corn, and now he is trying new
game. he has come out with some of the incest
moasses candy ever smacked over by adniring
youngsters With candy and corn, and such candy
and corn, Whitney will be irresistible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
A Washington despatch says that Senator Fitz-
patrick of Alabama, becomes Chairman Of the
Committee on Territories, in place Of Judge DOu
glas. Mr.. Green peremptorily discaiming the
place.
The fire at the N H. & Harlem freight Depot,
originated in room occupied by J. MurdbOn for
the manufacture of children's tin and lead toys
The ravages were confined principally to the
rooms on Centre and Franklin streets in most of
which the stock was totally destroyed The pro
perty of the n. u. R. R. Co. seems to have suffer
ed bat little.
As three Insurance employees were attempting
to cover over quantity of -four in the Harlem r.
R. depot, with cloth, to protect it from the flames,
there took place explosion Of gas, and portion
of the roof falling in knocked them to the ground
They were taken to the city hospital and received
every attention. Their names are Andrew Bur-
rows, Stephen Haock and Peter Johnson. The
surgeon declared their injuries not dangerous.
There was a rumOr, however, that one man was
buried under the ruins, whose body had not been
recovered.
The Harlem R R. Co lost in articles of freight
and -four, paper, &c, SsOOO Value Of the build
ing S25, 600 Insured $4,000 in six Companies.
The aggregate of the loss will not fall short Of
SO, 600, Of which about two thirds is probably
covered by insurance.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Ready, (Tenn,) said that no camor or out
side pressure would induce him to cast stain on
Judge Watrous by sending him to the Senate fo-
trial, unless he was satisfied the result would es-
tablish his guilt.
Mr.. Davis, Ind, inquired whether there was
any evidence TO show that Judge Watrous was
engaged in a series of speculations in Texas, the
cases connected with which were to be decided in
this court.
Mr. Ready replied that there was not a syllable
of testimony to show that Judge Watrous ever
. &c - 4
any time, the principal of which was not paid.
There is proof that the Judge is poor man, and
and that he was led into the purchase as a matter
Of favor to persons in Ala. who had the capital,
He argued that from the evidence there is nothing
to show corruption or malfeasance in office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

Y.M.C. A-Rev. James Eells will preach dis
course before the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton on Sabbath evening next in the second Pres
byterian Church. Services to commence at 7 o.
clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-11

BOSTON, Dec. lO.
Michael Coming was killed, and two others,
named Murphy and Cases, were severely injured
at South Boston, by the eaYing in of bank Of
earth.