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u Agreeaby g promise, We hereby n0iy cur NERDS
aud pafr0ns, little m advan,e Of pubhralon. that cur
NEW MAP OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY IS nearly con-
petsd, and that intend commenre deveT them 20
subscribers about three weeks Having spared sbor
expense making the Maps very superior icle IN
its line shall confidently expecL TO md pafrens
"READY."
sepl~l1m II MATTHEWS & o..
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4 d. FISHER. NOTARY PUBLlI
is HEREBY iiiEsi 4PiS. GIYFN. n that

~ in pufsuance q Of the General Assembly Of
the State OF Ohio passed Apr I'm. lee, entitled AN act
amend act passed Aprl lh, l1 ented an act ior
The araiion Of ali property m ihs State,
and eviug thereon, according IFS tue value N
money Commissioners, az their June session, lse.
iivded te City Of Cleveland mo three Dseis, as foi-
lows, vii;
The sth 5h, 9Th and TN Wards o. 3d
The 9Th. I0fh and lilh Wards % Sd
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Marshalls Uterine Cathoicon will certainly cure all
the diseasas for which II Is recommended"
There Is no medicine like it m this country"
In the / have met with Marshalis
Utenne CathOhcOni Is a GER ain and safe remedy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l5 1853

that the military wa. TO be -ent to take the 7lsee
- Of the police force" And in fnrtherance oil this
object. be requests the Attorney-Generai 10 go 70
Staten Island TO ascertain and report a. TO whs'
measures can be taken 70 bring the abettors and
perpetrators Of the criminal acts IN question 10
trial. - am entirely unwilling TO believe, repNrS
the chief hw-offcer Of the State. that the local
authorize. Of Richmond County WI not lend
their aid toward . searching snd thorough inyes'
tiga,,on Of these matters" Should uot such a
correspondence have far more properly preceded
than followed proclamation of rebellion against
the county and would not the purpose announced
by such declarations to proceed by legal process,
have been much more in accordance with the letter
and the spirit OF the law Does the
lsw anywhere recognize the prcPriety of
calling out regiment Of soldiers as special con-
stables Whsteyer the Governor msy have meant;
whether lie intended, - his proclamation IN the
very nsture of it, would seem To assert, or whether
he did not mesn, as he seems to ssy 10 the Attor-
ney General to proclaim martial law, there il no
room for doubling how the military understood
him. The encampment on Staten Island Is made
on private property, and the commanding officer.
SIS We have the best authority for ssyng asserts II
q. his right, under martsl law 10 seize and enter
upon private property anywhere in that county, by
force of arms, a. he shall deem the exigences of
the service shall require There is AT once con-
fct OF power, and il is easy 70 conceive 10 what
fatal disasters it might lead under other circum-
stances. 4 time may come when 1t may be easy,
if the power is heedlessy used, TO cal the military
out. but not 50 easy 10 call them in. German
fable tells US of well-mesning old lady who, by
word, could raise a familiar spirit 10 fetch her
wafer; but she forgot unlucky day the spell BY
which he might b. exercised. a. the monster was
deaf to all entresty and all appeal save the one
magic word. whole village was drowned before
sage could BIZ found wise enough 10 control him.
OF course we do not for moment doubt the ex-
cellence OF the intentions OF Gov King; his strong
desire to assert the supremacy OF the laws, hs pur-
pose TO bring to justice the perpetrators OF great
crime though do not see precisely how this last
is to be fulfilled by the Eighth Regiment, unless
they propose To try Ray Tompkins and his COM
panions by drumhesd Court Martial. But much
as We regret the necessity of doing so, We cannot
feel that We fulfill our duty 10 the public il We per-
nit to pass unnoticed precedent in the use Of
power which. in less scrupulous hands, may be-
come so dangerous to the liberties of the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Sr,ENrY.Fnr THOUSAND DoILAWs WORTH oF
PROPERTY DrSTRoYED.-Our city WAS this morning
the scene Of one the most destructive hTes We have
ever witnessed IN this section OF the country. The
alarm Of fire at abont clock this morning, suddenly
aroused our citizens, and in very i,w minutes the
large wooden structure knownas Casweils Block, was
one entire flame The flying sparks soon carried them
to the block the opposite sde OF the street am m
q short time thc whole block upon Well stree; PR
sented sohd blaze. The wind RAPIDLY spread ne
fire. and for ew moments the tota destruction ~ tae
square seemed Inevitable.
thas proved meet disastrous oar town, destroy
ing in less than two hours az low estimate s. .W
including Caswelrs Block the National Hotel, recently
rssted into -,ors, and several other buildings, con-
prising in all twenty stores. Seyeraof oar most
worthy citizens have thus lost everything, many
escapng with only the clothes they were able place
upon them amid the hurry of the alarm.
The following buildings have been entirely destroyed,
only q, 600 insurance: Caswes Block, includipg N.
NJ Grnnolds stock Of dry goods and groceries; Peter
Sutherlands grocery, office Of Fulton City Press,
Guyots jewelry store, Daguerrean saloon, Sc, with
the National Block, containing the Pos;-O;hce and
Nores. Mr. Burds store and stock, Laurenberg's ;
Saloon. b. f. Woodward's dwelln: house, Bradford
A. f,reen'e meat market, OCowles jcwelry store.
IFuiton Ci'y (Iowsl Advertiser. ES;fs, SeP1s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

liza man wishes to notify the world Of nj. A..
and his wants BY newspaper sdyertis,mso,
generally selects some psPer having large eir-,,
ton among those 10 whom be- wishes to s,,..,
OF course, this would be- the only uatuul :,
proper course for corporation; but how i. II A..
by the City of New-Ycrk' 0ur charter rssr,.
free publication IN be made of the doins, n 4.
Common Council. aud much advertising "a, A.
various departments, demanding slso tia, M.
work shall be- done by contract How iAe bu,;,..,
is performed may be- gathered from tie sct ts,,
The TRIBUNE. Times and Herald steertAr, ~
ceiyed from the city in the frsi six months oi M,
year S543 for advertising; while K, Dsil, y,.,
got S3,724 aud The Leader 81, 200 in the AN.
time. The three papers first named prn, M,
sheets every day than The Ners does in moctl s
III, Leader in year: yet, becsuse the two AT,
arr cbsequous party organs, they sre quarterl
upon the City Treasury st the rate OF SI2.0Ns
$4,000 year. The latest specimens of this ~
of wisdom was in the Board Of Councilr,es
Monday night. when TIE NetiOnal Polio, Gs.s
was selected TO do Corporation advertising. 81 Der
haps $1,000 or 5000 year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

The celebrated LOwber bargain has been pro-
nOuneed valid by the Supreme Court, aud the issue
of execution and forebe sale Of the city proper "
20 -atisfy the $4,000 claim is Immediately e1-
pected. unless sppesl = taken and IL i even
doubtful if the appeal will be allowed. nAsmuch as
The Court (lngrsham, Justice) decides that people
have 10 standing in Court : compsinsn;s against
their represenrstve.-in other words. that there
i. no remedy for eItrayagenl corrupt legislation:
30 that If the Common Council resolve 10 buy
Tsmmany Hall for five millions OF Dollar, the -el-
ers msy compel the payment sud the taxpayer.
can have no redress.
We have already fully exposed he condition OF
the Lcwber property as 10 title. Two-.hisds of IL
lies beyond the waterliHe and belongs 10 the STATE.
The friend. Of the job deny this, and pretend that
the title is good. Now, look at sn instance exactly
parallel. West Washington Market is in this pre-
else condition; il lies beyond the same wter-ine,
and belongs to the State. This same Supreme
Court davies, Justicel not six weeks ago, 40 de-
cided. and upon its own decision sppointed
a receiver 10 collect the revenues. In this cas-.
the Corporation Counsel hired Eve lawyers, at
$500 each, 10 protec, the rights f there were any
Of the City; while in the Lowber business he not
only did not ssk for help, but resolutey labored
to prevent tie taxpayers from being heard In the
Washington Market ease it was simply question
Of title, involving no money; in the Lowber case
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

the return wss received and considered, 10 bass
existed for any other proceedings.
The counsel for the prisoners then proceeded to
argue against the suficency Of the return, object
ing irst that the original warrant and commitment
were insufficient; second that the prisoner. had
never been before magistrate. nor had sny eX-
animation Of their case as required by law; snd
third. that even if their original commitment wss
legal i, had become Illegal By their being detained
b4vond a reasonable time without any examination.
The District-Attoney contended. on the other
hand. that the commitment was perfectly regular:
that II wa. not necessary, IN the first plsce, to
enter into sny formal examination Of the before
ordering their committal; snd that the CoI1lission
er had right TO detan them as long as might be
necessary TO obtain such evidence assinst them as
might be- forthcoming At all events, a. the charge
against them amounted 10 felony even If the
original commitment were ever So irregular, 1t
would be the duty of the Judge to recommit them
for examination on that charge.
The Judge reserved his decision, but II does not
sppesr very probable that the prisoners vii escape
on this technical ground.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

the question wss whether tAe CT, so.u
S%'o.eo for property worth shout ST. q. "
two-thirds OF that slmos; cer.ainl, bsIous;r,
>tate. or whether the S2l0,ooo should r.,.-,
in the Treasury.
Between these two exsctly oppo.i,, L..
of the same Court, no doub, the p,op,. -
well heeced. But, aside from the o,,.',,;,.
il Is important TO under.,and the es,r, =
opinion as to the rights Of ;hc people IL
incredible that there should be no coVr..
Courts to prevent the consUmmation Of d..
aud undi.guised fraud; yet such /. tie ,.,.
Judge Ingrahsm's decision. Admitt.,s a..
correct. IN. door for robbery Is wide o,.,
shy man come 10 the City Han and sa, .c;,.
500. GOO for my market site. which /.
slo, GO. and lwill divide Sioo, 90 .p,o,,
4 simple resolution, directing the Co,,,',.'
purchase, is enough. Nr. Fhgs mar -,
he pleases. he must ut.mstek psv. or a., :,
will sell hi chair from under aim 70 80
swindle. The decision is mons'ruu..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Democratic State Convcntsa.
SPECIAL D,patch 10 The y. y Tribrne.
SYRACUsE. Tuesday. Sept. lt-l0P.M

SPECIAL Dfsp1fch 10 TIE " y. Tvbrne.
SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Sept. H-l0na
The city is full tonight of parties interested in
the Democratic State Convention which assemblies
tomorrow at noon. All the counties seem 70
have sent their best men. Caucuses sre numerous
The prominent candidates for Governor m
Amssa J. Parker. David l.. Seymour, WlihaH
Kelley, and William +. Allen Of Oswego. Ala
is the Dickinson candidste, but Parker Is sard
Horstio Seymour positively declines the nonii'
iion. and viii be- permanent President OF the C'a
yent0n.
Fernando Wood. Chief of the Dickinsontes n'
asks only that the programme Of last year, sdE'
ting half OF each city delegation be adopted "
the Convention viii sustain Tammfny Hall.
sydney T. Farchild viii probsbl, be tempoFsT
Chairman. and the organization Of the Convenf.'i
viii rest with tie friends OF Tsmmsny and the AZ
mini.tra;ion. Tickets Of admission 10 the moo
vii be given Ia the delegates. snd no others VII
be- admitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

but he 80 peremp,orily declined before the recent
frightening of their prospects that he cannot Win
decencv consent to run now Their nsfurt' can
ddste : Judge Amasa Parker, who rsn or rs'hrr
limped. in l.56; and his nomination seemed hAeh
fact scarcely ten day. ago. new east ha- since
been thought necessary. sid Judge William r.
Au4n # O.weco now seems 10 be the fayoriie.
He is personally popular. has local backing am
IT, q, least uoniaslly. Hard; SO Wood u Co.
though they should bolt the regular Convention
msy see fit to concur in nominating hin. -
cannot say what day msy bring forth, but II the
decision had been made last night. We think Judge
Allen would have have been nominated, although
our correspondent ct Syracuse telegrsPhed 'hs' 'he
Softs were still professedly for Parker.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

The Sorth copies the card of Mr.. Henry Abrams,
announcing himself candidate for Governor OF
Virginia, in favor of gradual and pescefu eradi-
cation Of Slavery from that State by ,hc purchase
of infant slaves, and says:
"n It's evidently Nhoax. We have never heard of
any such individual as Mr.. Henry Abram. Ii such
A pcr,on exists hc is a lmatic. TIE Pest may be
assured that il Mr.. Henry Abram, OF Mr.. Anybody
else ventures to canvass Virginia for any such pu
pos, is Indicated in the above proclamation, Te rH
ie 6roagl 70 a sudden and sharp setiemcg'.
Why so Why should Mr.. Henry Abrams
he knched for cherishing sentiments sad proposing
action which such Nirgnsns as George Washing
ton. Thomas jefferson, Patrick Henry and George
Mason proclaimed and Sd,ocsted without rebuhe
Who will answer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

To he issoc.;ed IEfss.
SYRscusE, Tuesisy sep'. r. iNe'
The city /. ioershly well filed with the DsnocF''J
tonight. The outsiders particularly, are IN aa ''''
voorhees, House IS the headquarters Of both sef-oss
the psry Gideon J. Tucker, Secretary OF Sse fe
nando WOOD. Peter Casger and Gov. Churca ha'H
rooms there. Horsfio Seymour il al the syraes
House.
The New-York quarrel Of Taminary and Anti-rr'
many draws a large lobby from the city, esch ~
beng warmly supported end much feeling maniss.v-
There j. no attempt to di-guise the struggle be'w>
the Herds and Sof. 4. and the statements a the pa,
-sn- of each -ide differ widely. The Haris claim W
apparent coEfdtn nee thst they have good snow S6'
mail majority Of the Convention, and decsss hs
Horsiio Seymour shall not be elected Presdsni o. 70
any other position. Tie Sofs, on tive otles a'nl
claim nearly two to one in tie Convention, erds&"
Of the contested seats.
TIE sest Of Gideon J. Tucker, Secretary Of S~'
: rot contested, and he takes pat in ths qnsrs-
Il : decided to admit 10 person 10 the doc, n49e
row without q ticket, with the object OF eIesndFs
Contestants until their cases sre decided. fns'S
the declaration OF the Softs that the COnVentioe -
settle finally and decisiyey tie New-YCk e'sfs'
makes !, pretty e, dent that they have m.,en"'
the Convention. Some Of the Wcod mr.,
the other hand, begin to hint that the v
venion mas M business to decide %
lsrity. but should, according to precedent, reg -
tho. 81 eech -ide es representative men, sd 40
hah Of each delegation. The chances, hovs'o
pssr strongly in favor of .h- sdm,sson Of osf -
other - unit and the probability sesn 49,. ss
in favor of the Tsmmsny delegates. j, : M n.Id
desire 70 ss, the subjeci up IN COnven;lon, ~..,,<
, before the Committee. lie is selected TO pfcs-,
case on one -ide end Daniel f. Sckles On the -
The Anti-Tsmmsnyites held a meeting st1ssss
Fernando Wood presiding and iOurd the ae''s
al ap
The Tsmmsry men hold caucus to-aes'0'
O'Clock. sa
TIE Hards talk, Il they have the power, y ii.. -
;ing III Cook of Ere, for Temporary Pressis r.
oIe C: their OWE section for permanent rfe .,sr.1
Fsi-chfd Of Madison is also mentioned g. w
Cfairmsa. The probability Is, howeyer' ,ns' ~.
porary organization viii be had al 81, o's '.s~,cssr<
Cook viii nominate Horaiio seymour ~ .eTszsS
President. and move thst he be eseeted "
! tiOu. s.n -
The Vanderbilt organxsiior IL Mn
hkey indeed slmost certain TO oe sdnl' !. az -
! Fernando Wood Is bold and de'rrn'nes s..,. ~ IL
1 declare. ths, no ticket can cary the o.. a -
poninated by a Convention that ruies l'~ A .-ssre
Delecate. The principal interest SENS ~ .r;yss
| This strrgg}- and many on both sides sec"
hsrnouize Il II possible 49,. .hf.ax ~
! Mich cosf1eace Is expressed V tas sS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

ALEXANDER voy HUMBOLDT completed Ia
.9th year yesterday. having been born Sept L
l76o. What a life his has been, 40 crcwla
with the most eyentful experience, the hi,iss
usefulness, and the noblest triunphs. And yet 1t
this advanced sge. he is still actively enssey a
the service of science and humanity. The hsna
volume of his Cosmos" was issued during u
past year, and he is now engaged in writing b
ffth. We can recall no other career in histayx q
favored by nature and by fortune. Had the saA
marine telegraph been in operation, body Of n
admirers here would have sent hun congntsa
tory dispatch. which would have reached hiz a
the very day il wss sent from this side Of h.
ocean. This would indeed have been grectn,
from the New World 20 the Old.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Ray Tcmpkins and John c. Thompson were ar
rested Yesterday for arson, on complaint of Daniel
H. Bissen. the Physician az Marine Hospital.
Their examination will take place this morning at
Stspleton. the Hon. Judge Metcslf Of Richmond
County presiding, the Hon. Lyman Tremain. with
Rufus H. Peckham, Dstrict-Attcrney DETROIT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
Nemp DAILY Gsibmas.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, ls59.


No be o. ynous Comm @ siioDt Nnai
for inse rfou uus b. sthenc ited ~ 20
srr of the wr'ersoi necessarily Tor p biz
tio> bu, q, guaranty for Bis good i-ts
csn1o unders- rrtrrn rejected Com nun c;'io,
bsnes. rer. for The TsisUAE Oo- should IL 81 cs-~s b
sddrrsse1 20 HORAct OkL&Ltf \ 20
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Further sd,ces from Maine indicate the re-
majority and the choice of all ak Republicans to
Congress, the Districts in doubt on Monday night
having put themselves on the right side. The dele
CATION from Maine TO the XXXvIth Congress will
ho o. f.lInu.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Gov. Denver of Kansas has resigned. and will
probably resume his position as Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs in the cOurse Of few weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Advert -euents for THE WErKLT TRisUsr Of tbs
week nus, be handed in early today. Price 81 a
line
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

The mails for Europe by the Cunsrd Steamship
Africa will close this morning at lOi o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
SUPPOSED MURDER.

A FALSE ALARN.
Tn. he'll rang for breakfast Laura dd sppeaT Tins
was unusual fair Er esrysc but s'i he cr
cumxt.nc@ exced no servant dispatched 70 cal
her few moments aterwaTd piercing scrcsH "ss hears
and the maid rushed into the breakfast with ac - pale
that cor-s Ro- moments he could no praA Dat
~ Is, Was from her incoereu snss that she
found the sdys chamber empty and that on exam
ininq the bed app sr, to have been the ene o
,,Ds, Iokus oscr n. hsd discovered spots o. blood OF
tho pillow The distracted mother snf sisters rusnea ui
stair Alas. the horrible story TOO tue The poor an AZ
had ouy dealt with In the night snd probably
Tie cared 81 b, the They werc on the point
sending for h-n change csme or ne sprt 81
their dream TIE .lpp victim burst INTO the stn
.oIn. ri. sminz ob.ct IN her hand and -Ncsriug On s
I've ius been Lyons Ne ~ Broadway, for sinister o
MAGNETIC PoWDss for IN. bugs and hea> hf ne 80 a"
fully las; night that | could stand l; no longer.
PER STEAMERS NORTH STAR AND FULTON.
HATiERs PLusH, IN all grades
TgFs AND SInTs, BtNDs AID BiNDiNGs-neV design
FRfNCH SNINERS.
RoHEKTs CsrHELL. No. IFS RrosdFsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
be a. follows:

Dist Representati~s. Dit ReTreseHt1fires
I.DASIEL F.. SosEs. lIN..FREEasN II. MoRst.
II. ..JoHs J. PERRY N..ISRsrL WAsHBvKN. IR.
III.Ezsa Il. FEESCH INI..STEPHEs &. FOsTEK.
Maine has nobly taken her stand by the side of
Vermont.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Senator Benjamin Of Lousians declines the mis-
4. &.