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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIpAY MORNING, DEC. 81, ISIS.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.


q Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiio
dono Printing Establishment of the Leader Office,
on latest improved and rapid steam presses in the
best style short notice and reasonable rates. Par
ticuar attention paid blank work Every description
ofBindng done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
ais Sales Books Receiving Books, &C, &c
Northern Ohio Publishers Convention.
Pursuant to public notice, the publishers of
Northern Ohio, met at the Weddell House, Cleve-
land, on Thursday, Dec. 3Oth at o'clock, and or
ganized by calling L. S. Abbott of the Painesvie
Telegraph, to the Chair, and appointed J. S. Her.
rick, of the Portage County Democrat, Secretary.
The following named gentlemen registered their
names:
R. Brinkerhof, Mansfield Herald r. S. Elkins.
Summit Co. Beacon; James Dumars, Mahoning
Register; Geo. G.Washburn, ,Elyria Democratic K
Rukenbrod, Salem Republican; E. Cowles, Cleve-
land Leader; D. C. Allen, Conneaut Reporter; S. G.
Mckee, Alliance Times; ]. S. HerIick, Portage Co.
Democrat, Ravenna; Thomas Beer, Stark Co. DEM
ocrat, Canton; VIM. Riteze Trumbull Democrat
G. n. Hopgood, W. R. Chronicle; L. S. Abbott,
Painesville Telegraph; Geo. A. Benedict, A. W.
Fairbanks, Cleveland Herald; Halsey R. W. Hall,
Portage Co. Democrat, Ravenna; James W. Som
erville, Portage Sentinel, Ravenna; Robert c. Will
son, Buckeye, State, New Lisbon, o.; John Weeks,
Medina Gazette, o.; c. E. Wilson, c.. f. Brown,
P. Dealer; L. s. Woods, Ohio Patriot. New Lisbon.
After free interchange of sentiments and Opin-
ions
Mr. Brinkerhof, of the Mansfield Herald, moved
that Committee of five be appointed on resolu-
tons. Adopted
C0mmittee-R. Brinkhe1hoff, D. C. Allen, J. K
Rukenbrod, E. Cowles, and R. S. Elkins.
On motion, meeting adjourned to O'Clock P NJ.
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flour & fee9.
CITY Mills.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
purchased this well known FlouTing estabi shment,
are prepared furnish 10 its old patrons aud the public
generally an article Flour and Mill Feed not inferior to
any ever offered this market The following ayorte
brands Flour kept constantly hand and for sale whole
sale and retail: . =.
CITY MILLS Double Extra in barrels sacks and hall
sacks made from very choice white wheat. -.
SUPERIOR" Double Extra IN barrels, sacks and hali
sacks, made from the best red wheat.
MARBLE MILLS Extra in barrels, SACKS and han
sacks, first quality Of Flour.
NORFOLK" Superfne.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31
Vhe HALLWAY.

The contract for the rails with which to finish
the balance iof the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road, has been closed with the firms of John
Smith & Co., Cincinnati, and List, Hubbard & Nor
ton, Wheeling. About one hundred miles of the
road are already constructed, and about as much
more remains. This speaks well for the officers of
the road, and We rejoice that at least one Railroad
can be built without sending to England for the
iron. We must conclude that no United States Of
icer had any voice in the award of the contract to
American citizens.
The sunbury land Erie Railroad will be finished
and ready for use by January lst, 1861 That
portion of it between Warren, Pa, and Erie, is ex-
pected to be in running order by July next.
When the Atlantic and Great Western road shall
have been completed between Spring Valley, on
the New York and Erie, and Warren, Pa, it is in.
tended to lay third broad gauge track from that
point to Erie, thereby making Erie Lake termi-
nus of the broad gauge. Should these two roads
get into successful operation at the time calculated
it will make our sister city of Erie feel particu-
larly iubilant and elevated, and would put damp.
er on the proposed track to Warren, O., via the
Mahoning road.
grand fight seems to be inevitable between the
Great Western B. R. and the Michigan Central
The Detroit and Milwaukee Road, which is con
troled by the former, propose running line o
boats from Grand Haven to Milwaukee. The dis
tance from Detroit to Milwaukee by this route viii
be less than from Detroit to Chicago by the Michi
gan Central, and nearly one hundred miles les:
than between the two points via Chicago Not
withstanding this difference, the NJ. C. Road de
mands that rates to Milwaukee shall be the samt
by both routes, and unless this is agreed to they
viii run line of boats from Buffalo to Detroit il
opposition to the Great Western. The latter vii
not agree to such rates and say they will not only
run from Grand Haven to Milwaukee, but also tC
Chicago, and that their rates will necessarily b.
lower than by the longer route. The result OIL thi
quarrel will be of much interest to the West.
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Burnina flni0.

NOTICE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
IN ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON OILS-The
dersigned would those who deal coal carbon
rs that he has msde such arrange nents viii enable
MIN to furnish those who buy Lamps Of him. with good
az article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As there Is manufactured in the eounyby the barrel
gallon Fluid Coal, Carbon and Eeresine LAMPS for
ale at wholesale New York pzices-reight added No
9 Ontario 81. nov22 R. LAW.
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DEntistrp.

T OSS OF TEETH.-A new and ele-
Il CANT Improvement connected with Dental Surgery
has invented Il is the production Of entirely
description of Artificial Teeth They perfectly resemble
nature to escape detection Persons requiring Artificial
Teeth those wearing them invited TO call and
anime this beautiful method They free from any gal
yanic action, perfectly inert, and always pure
CF A Full Set, from Ten Dollars and upwards
~ Childreas Teeth regulated during the first and
ond dentition.
r Painless Method of Curing Tooth Ache and Deeayed
Teeth without extracting the Tooth causing any
HALLIWELL DANIELS, Dentists.
novI7 south Side Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

~ DR.. Lyons Office is removed from IS
Water street to No. 81 St Clair street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
The Wreck OF the John milton Additional
Particulars.

The number Of bodies recovered up oFday eleven
One OF the two bodies last found has been recognized
that of Francis Luscomb and taken TO New Bedford
He was twenty one years Of age
The body marked No II u thus dcscribcd;-Height
feet inches age from thrynve 10 forty years dark
brown hair sandy whskers moustache, whskers
tber thin scar OF long cut the middle finger of len
hand: teeth irregular and apparently sound FIRST joint OF
the right thumb gone OF cut on the fovehny ger,
possibly made by the blow which severed the thumb
me name OF this man. n not unlikely, s Edward Hutch
pes iusgng from papers found In undershrs pocket
and from an open work mark resembling the letters y
H. on the top OF long, dark mixed yarn home made
stocking There several additional marks on
the clothing No. 3, described In the HERALD
a. having dark brown hair stout built, full face sandy
yhskers had on the back OF the neckband OF white
stockppnet undershirt the letters W neatly printed
AZ N by stamp. To the former description OF No. we
have 70 add the name: T. y. NJ Hunt, date Jan. 25
1855 upon the watch fob Of pair OF black ribbed
pants--cassmere.
The two following marks In consequence Of some con
fused mixture Of clothing have rot been placed 10 any
number-L c in blue ink on the lining n waisbsnd Of
heavy lght blue cashmere pants j. G., wrought In Ro
capitals, with white wool yarn upon the plaid lining
Of the left sleeve of heavy gray mixed cloth Jacket
the shoulder g. wrought with thread upon the back
part Of gray yarn home made stocking with deep
white ribbed top and white toe
The body Of Vim. r. Taylor, Of westport, has been
recognized and taken home.
Capt Moses the insurance agent, has sold the wreck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
News from kansas.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE HERALD.
ToKr LAvgSwoRIH, X. T., Feb. Is, 1858.


FoRr bAvESwoRH, X. T., Feb. Is, 1853
The Fdrce in Kansas Near Or,r.
In this Territory everything tranquil with the excep
ton OF another abolition outbreak respass old
Fort Scott
Some OF the DANTE band Of the patriot Jim lane are at
work again. Governor Denver sent 10 the commanding
occr OF the fort for troops despatch TO tho Of the
epee for tho preservation Of the peace and enforcement
OF the law Accordingly two companies Of the First cava
ry leave early tomorrow morning.
new Constitutional Convention is certainly called II
70 be hoped the free State party will show man
ness this time. In the Jecompon case they clearly,
wholly and unequivocally 10 blame.
The FREQ State Legislature had no idcs OF adjournng
when the prescribed time expired Governor Denver sent
them word they did not do by O'Clock that day he
would not pay them. patriotic adjournment mne.
dately took place.
PEACE IN KAHaAs
letter from Lesvenworth City, dated on the 1ith,
Says
Everything s quiet in and around this place. We, she
farmers preparing TO put In large crops the coming
season and every thing goes on smoothly In the country
will raise surplus Of everything this year land u
still hish around the city, and back few miles
from twelve and half 70 ny dollars per acre But few
sales this winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
COroner,a Innuesf.

svPPo~sD IsYAsncps nv Bossrc Coroner Coonery
was caes upon yesterday 10 hold inquest the Tenth
precinct station house upon the body Of female child
found in the prvy N the Of the dwelling house No.
III Ludlow street, which bad no doubt been mothcred by
~ unnatural mother Mrs. Merhle residing at the above
number on being examined by the Coroner dposed that
awoman named Ellen Mcropnell bad been In her en-
ploy ment az aomesc that the girl pregnant that
on saturday morning the witness enough 10 convince
Der thai her domestic had given birth 70 child, and
accordingly she discharged her Soon after Eens de-
parure Mrs Merke searched the prvy the rear Of the
house, and there found the body Of full grown female
child, wrapped mp in piece Of carpet, which she firmly
believed was the offspring OF the discharged domestic
Dr Ferguson mac post mortem examination OF the
body, and gave n his opnon that the child was tern
olive and that was alive previous 10 having been thrown
uto me nrivy Upon the strength Of this testimony The
ilfy rendered veo, u "noaih by being thrown, while
alive INTO tbe privy of tho No III ludlow street by
- rTo'Aer, Elen Mclonne1 Saturday morning Feb.
t' "a Ar@rraot has been issus for he 'ppfetsa
. he sccused.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
Cety Iutellawouce.

CrsTOs Houu ArroryrYyrs-n Is reported that early
this month Collector Sohe will formally the
long expected change In tho Custom House. hc following
~ list OF changes already made, and which have been
scn Secretary Cobb for confirmation. II is these
appointments, and others like character which
TO follow have created such a hubbub among the city
politicians whose grievances have been taken 70 wash
ngton and made the subject ofCabnet and Congressional
council
moved william A. Guick, farmer New Jersey, Gauger
vice VIM. r. Holland, removed.
Tnsysctors-J. Rptenhouse. New Jersey vice George
Weir, resigned u. @. wi,ken, Brooklyn, vice John b.
Kellogg removed; ". C. Bauvelt Rockland County vice
Henry Gaines, removed; T. W Gobe, New Jersey, vice
Stephen n. Gardner, removed James Wood, Richmond,
vice William Leach removed; Charles Fredericks,
Brooklyn yioeJohn A. Post removed "A r. Krack, Brook
lyn, vice Charles whalen, removed
C1erks-Hcnry A. Csrghl, salary 81 800, vice VIM u.
wholly removed; Fenelon Hasbrouck, 81 200 salary,
vice g. q xOangs rewSyea 9v, a W. smith, ,,s ssAIy
Adams, salary 81 loo, New jersey vice j. W. Bennet,
removed; sidney Morton, Queens County vice Henry
Raymond. removed; r. Ralph, Kings County, vice j. Bo
CART, removed; A. $. D. Mcintosh Richmond, vice r. W.
Brabben, removed.
Obediah Winston, Sullivan County vice George Earers, re-
Besides the above is reported that the following
viz,-rrancs Masterson, A. J. Mathews, D. Gsva, James
Keelau, Edward Martin, James Reed, John Lawrence, j.
". Foshay, John shaw, George Gordon.
The large proportion Of countrymen In the above list
exctes the especial ire Of the city shoulder httcrs
FIRE WILLIAM sr1uu.-shortiy before 10 O'Clock last
night fire broke out bedroom the third floor Of
German lager bier saloon and boarding house No. 1e6
william street, kept by Ernest schwctzer. The alarm
brought the hremen, and the flames speedily
extineuh he'd Upon examination the fire seemed 10 have
originated the window casing, supposed caused by
In leaving lighted candle by the window.
The room occupied BY Mr. Gocbel who was absent
at tho time Of the FIRE The damage done TO the house
bold property by re and water will amount 70 about eoo
Insured FOR $500 in the Rutgers Insurance Company In
OF the upper rooms young found secreted
In q closet amonecst lot OF valuable clothing The Fire
Marshal sent him 10 the station house In charge OF po
lceman, on suspicion.
FIRE IN EseHm AvxSrx-Between Eve and six O'Clock
yesterday Sunday morning hre was discovered In
the drug store No o1 Eighth avenue kept by L. A. Hosd
ley. originated underneath counter the middle of
the store and supposed 10 have been caused by mice
nihblng matches. The alarm given, when the FIRE
arrived and extinguished the Ere The damage
70 the stock will be about $500 Insured for o. 800 the
Broadway Insurance Company.
The alarm of fire for the Second district between three
and four ocock on Sunday afternoon originated from the
bakery No 22e Eighth avenue sad have been caused
by shavingn. No damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The London money market slightly easier. The
Bank Of England had reduced liz rate Of discount 70
per cent Consos closed for money % e6H and for
sccoun. at seh s64. The bullion in the Bank had in
creased f7s,ooo Messrs. Barring Brothers quote bar sill
yer at bs. lssd; dollars, s.; eagles, 7ss 2kd
The hmes City Article says:-Tho funds have steadily
maintained the nrm quotations of yesterday. The trans
actions were not numerous but there general tending
70 an increase Of animation In foreign exchanges this
afternoon the rate Of Hamburg lower while Paris and
Amsterdam were about the at the last post.
Nearly in gold taken TO the bank to-day part
Of which Was the remainder Of the specie by the Austria
La No further orders have been given for the Continent
The dollars by the Mexican packet have been disposed OF
a sixty pence being decline Of quarter Of penny
The Daily Nacs City Article Of Friday evening Says
The funds TO day were stationary price, with little bus
In the discount market This afternoon there was
senshly Increased demand but FIRST cls bills were stu
readily negotiated at half per cont In exceptional
cases transactions take place at lower The Bank Of
Holland has reduced liz rate Of discount from ~ per
cent The Bank Of Frankfort has also lowered ts rate 10
3per cent and the Bank Of Bremen from per cent
AMERICAN srrT-prura
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

SrRKE AT THE CoHoEs MrLLs.-The operatives
employed at the Harmony Mills Cohoes struck yesterday
for higher wages, declaring Mat they would leave work
their demands were not scceded 10. The employers
fused 10 be driven into any such arrangements and dis
charged all their hands, eight hundred in number The
mills were, therefore, closed once During the recent
panic the mills were suspended when operations we're
resumed was upon reduced system OF wages The
operatives worked under this reduction for time but
reason nov that ss business improving the capital
lists obtain a. much profits as In the mct successful
their wages should be raised 10 the ordinary saudd
The reason s erroneous and the vorkmon only Djure
Themselves Troy Rmss Fsb a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

RrSAwAys.-John Wesley Pullan, married man
persuaded young and beautiful girl, OF Brcokvle, In
diana, daughter OF respect'bie citizen, 70 accompany
him 10 Cincinnati In three days he returned 70 Brook
vile. when the whole town against him for his ne
farioue conduct He tsfen before magistrate, but
Tie young lady refused 10 testify against him, and he was
&quted but the Indignant citizens escorted him 10 the
car al, and cutting hole through the ce ducked him.
Az La Sale, Illinois, Enelishmsn from the Crimea,
With ratch over his eye, Y advertised a. having run
l "A q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
aSs. The Brokers' Circular says that white has de
clined 2s The week

eos me brokelp Circular says that white corn mas ae
cined 2s. ON The week
LONDON MARKETS.
1essrs Barring Brothers quote iron firm at f6 los q
f8 lbs for bars and &c los. for rails Breadstus du
white wheat, sbs. 4Ss red 42s 46s Flour 2s. 25s
Sugar quiet 1T Cd. ls. decne the market, however
ciosed with q better demand. Coffee quiet. Lard duh
and slightly lower; Western SIS Indigo-rhe quarterly
sales we're progressing, and prices were generally 3D.
ls lower than at the October sale. Fish oils steady
sperm ESQ; cod ESQ l0s; linseed oil quiet Rice
rally quiet Saltpetre dull TAow hat Y c. b2s. 81
Spirits Of turpen:ine dull at S6s 37s Tea decl ned
chiefly on common qualities Of Congou, ls.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester favorable the market
sympathizng with Liverpool, active and buoyant
HAvRE XARKErs.
For the week ending 9th inst inclusive.
Cotton closed hrm Sales OF the week 5000 bales;
stock in port bales New Orleans tres ordiuare,
es Breadstus generally closed quiet Pot Ashes-All
Qualities slightly declined; pearl closed dull Coffee
closed cuoyant Provisions dull quotations nominal
Rice generally heavy; Carolina declined 1. 81 Sugar
closed all qualities slightly declined. Lard heavy,
lalow slow Of sale, but prices unakered Whaleoone-
Sales unimportant
PASSENGERS BY THE AMERICA.
man, nr Weimore Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mrs BullrnAn DR.
Rsune Parkinson wife and child Mrs Johnson Messrs Pat
terson Lane Hamilton. Harrs Tere, Eastwood. Brtkett
henry Ronin Philips, Taylor, Williamson, Dingle Warren
Austin Booth Jones, Winks Myers Jobson, Broquet Full
Ter, Mcconnell Bauer and Mcdonald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
FRANCE.

The Daily Nescs Paris correspo,den, bel;eve. ,ba,
Marshal valiant, Minister Of War, has resigned. and will
be succeeded by General Neil. Count walevski will
probably resign the MsIs,ry Foreign Affairs and TO TO
London as Ambassador Count Persgny has returned TO
Paris 70 take his seat in The Prvy Council The new
Foreign Minister will probably be Drouyn de Hnvs Ne
Rsypvsls death leaves vacancy for the Embossv 70
Prussia.
The new Minister Of the Interior had received pumsrou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

The United States sloop of war Tas ,ari wt Mcriair
sailed from 81 Helena Jan. 4 for the sst Ue AFRICA
The United states sloop OF Decatur Cptsu thatcher
well.
The siNam frsate MorISnac was daily expected al ..
ma on ne 10Th nit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

Col CALVIN wAIDo presiding Judge Of the County Court
Of s. Clair county, Missouri died the 18th ult at his
residence, sfter few days illness. His death Is deeply
regretted in county Of which be OF the best c-
During the past week, q man named JAMES BRxSsls,
who served IN the English army in the Crimea died IN the
Massachusetts, Hospital from ntempepance ia drinking at
the early age OF 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
The MORkiON WAR.
>o~D~~D~,~-~~~o~~~D~~~~~>
The Latest from Utah and the Utah Expedition
Message of Brigham Young to the
Mormon Legislature.
>~~.o~~~~~~~~>~--~>~-~~
SCARCITY OF PROVISIONS AMONG the SAINTS.
y>,J~~~<~~~~~-~ooN~o~~~
Appeal Of. the Mormon Bishop to
the People to Hconomise.
~0~~~~-~~~O~<.00~~~~~~
Mormon Encampment on the Mohave in
Search Of Food and Clothing.
o--~Y~~~.-~o<-~~,~~~o>~-o-
KALTR OF rHE ARMY At CAMP SCOTT.
o~o~~>~~~o~>~o~>y-o--
Indictment Of Young, Kimball
and Others for High Treason.
THE MORMONS WILL FIGHT.
-~~~~~>~~-~~~~>~~~~-~>~
The Feeling About the War in Nebraska,
&C., &C., &C.
Appeal Of. the Mormon Bishop to
the People to Economise.
Mormon Encampment on the Mohave in
Search Of Food and Clothing.
HEALrB OF THE ARMY At CAMP SCOTT.
Indictment Of Young, Kimball
and Others for High Treason.
THE MoRMoNs WILL FIGHT.
The Feeling About the War in Nebraska,
&C., &C., &c.

We are in possession of intelligence from Utah up
the 26th of December last by way of San Bernardno
and San Francisco, and from Camp Scott Fort Brdssr
TO the 9th Of January by way of Fort Leavenworh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
sWEDEN.

The Swedish Chambers have rejected the project of
the government for the fortincaon of Stockholm and
also the project Of law for increased religious oleraton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
ITALY.

The trial Of the prisoners charged with completely Il 40
Csgiari affair progressing slowly One Of the Eng.
lsh prisoners is said to have become insane.
is said that the King Of Maple ha consented to sub
nit the question of the ownership the Cagar to the
arbitration Of third government
Reports are again current Of early resumption Of d.
piomatic relations between Austria and Sardinia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
IMPORTANT MINISTERIAL CHANGES In FRANCE
Another Reduction in the Bank Of Eng
lands Rate Of Interest.
~>--,J.~oJ~-~-~~o~>>--~>
Loss OF the Bark Leander, Of Bath,
and Ten Lives.
Activity i'm Cotton and Advance
i'm Prices.
--,,->,o-~.o-
ADVANCE IN NSOLS.
>-.>oo>oo>o~O~~~-~I~~~~
BnBADNfUFFe DEPRESSED,
&C., DC, 10.
Activity i'm Cotton and Advance
i'm Prices.
ADVANCE IN CONsOLs.
BaEADSfUFF1 DEPRESSED,
&C., DC, 20.

The steamship America, Captain Noodle from Liverpool
The morning Of Saturday, the 18th ult arrived at Hail.
x as half past hve O'Clock Saturday afternoon The
America sailed from HALIFAX at ten O'Clock Saturday
evening for Boston, where she will be due at early
hour this morning Weather calm and clear
The America experienced heavy weather during the
whole passage and detained for nine hours 10 the
southeast Of Sable island by ice.
The America reports, Feb H. of the Old Head Of Kin
SALE passed steamship Europa from New York for Liver
pool Feb. n, at two A. NJ. exchanged signals with
steamer bound East, supposed 70 be the Niagara from
Halifax.
The Journal de Frankfort states that the crisis in st.
Petersburg has caused several failures with liabilities
from fifty to two hundred thousand silver rouoles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
PRUSSIA.

The Times correspondent says n regard 10 the reception
Of the Prince and Princess Frederick William Berlin
that similar event in Prussan history has been cee
brated with much real enthusiasm of the heart
which has just passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
DENMARK.

motion has passed, by A to 7, in the Legislative
Council Of Denmark FOR the instant fertilization Of Copen
hagen.