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Tint Stenmhnat Ling.

The Toledo Blade denies with emphasis, and
on the authority it says ''Of one of the prinei-
pal officers of the Michigan Southern Road, =
that the NJ. s. Steamers City of Buffalo and
Western Metropolis will form regular line be-
tween Cleveland and Buffalo next season. Ac-
eording to the Blade no such arrangement has
been made
On the other hand the Dealer of yesterday
states that Gen. SIyker, of Albany, is in the
city on business representing the c. n. Y. Road
and the s NJ R., and arrangements are about
perfected to establish first class line of steam
ers between Cleveland and Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24

Louis NAPOLEON AND THE HAYrENs OF PAR
m.-Faubert, yo1ng man of color from Hayti,
obtained the highest prize-the prize of honor
at the cOncourse OF all the colleges in France,
held at Paris. On the reception OF this news,
the Emperor Immediately sent him one hundred
and fifty handsomely bound volumes. A COM
Pany of National Guards were dispatched to
wait upon him with band of music, and he
was invited to dine and did dine with the Min
lister of Public Instruction, occupying place
between his lady and Prince Napoleon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24

Arrivals from the Red River of the North
The young English Lords and tourists who
have been killed by the Sioux Indians once or
twice, according to telegraph reports and
brought To life again still Oftener through the
same source, have arrived at Chicago. The
party left Selkirk, on the Red River, Nov. 29th,
with train of seventy dogs, for Crow Wing,
which point they reached in fifteen days. The
Tribune says:
They had as trophies of tie chase, a large lot
of buffalo and other flrs, the hide ami horns of
a magnificent buffalo bull that came near killing
Lord Cavendish, several Indian curiosities, and
one of the dogs used for drawing sledges, one
of the Esquimaux breed, hearty appetite, and
the rugged health of grizzly bear.
They describe the life they have been living
as rather romantic, one day hunting, and the
next fishing; one day chasing Sioux Indians,
and the next being chased in return, and, all in
all, very pleasant.
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scow Globe and About 20 Lives Lost

A sad shipwreck occurred on Lake Michigan
on the 5th of December. The scow Globe,
loaded with leather and lumber, bound from the
mouth of the Kalamazoo to Chicago, was lost
on the eastern shore of the Lake, and the crew
and some fifteen passengers persisted. The scow
was commanded by Captain Olson, and portions
of the wreck and cargo had come ashore near
the Holland Settlement, but no bodies had been
recovered up to the I7th inst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24

JUDGE WATRoUs.-It was given out when the
House decided not to impeach Judge WatrOus,
of Texas, that he would Immediately resign =
The report was improbable, and incorrect He
will return to Texas and hold Courts as usual,
his friends asserting he could now get four
ffths of the votes of the people of that State
for the office be holds. No doubt of it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24

HEENAN IN CINcINNAr.-The "Benicia Boy
tiOns of the Queen City just now. They are
to give sparring exhibition in one of the thea
tiers. The Gazette thinks it would only be ne
cessary for Satan to spring his net on the occa-
sion, to catch large proportion of the thieves,
shoulder-hitters and loafcrs of the city.
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Appropriation for ST. Clair Flats.

The prOmptness of the Senate in passing a
bill making appropriation for the improvement
of St Clair Flats by vote of 29 to %, we
trust may be taken as an augury that the bill
will obtain the sanction Of the majority in the
House. The partially completed improvement
is one of vast importance to the commerce of
the Lakes, and the work should be finished at
as early day as possible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24

TIE PENSION BILL.-The Times Washington
correspondent expresses confidence that the bill
granting pensions to all the soldiers of the War
of 1912, and all the Indian Wars, will pass the
House. Its fate in the Senate he considers
doubtful
LATER.-The Pension bill passed the House
on the 22d. 1t would absorb over SI2, 600, 900
annually. A despatch says the Democrats will
kill it in the Senate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24

SPTRITUALIsM DENoUNcED.-Dr. B. F. Hatch,
whose desertiou by his wife, the well known
Cora L v, seems to have disgusted him with
SPiritualism, proposes to expose its delusions
and bad tendencies in series of articles to be
N. Y. Herald. DR.. b. has been through the
mill nine years, and is q poor brand after all
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24
Taxes in Hamilton County.

The entire levy is s., ,s37,47I 76. One half,
s91s,735 ss, was due Dec. Goth. Ofthis sum
s724, ,2S6 OF, was paid into the County Treasu-
ry. Balance still due, s1s4,44s 81 The Ga
zette says
The total taxable valuation of property in
the county is SIl5,2l5, ,4I6-of which the city
of Cincinnati is put down at Sss, ,732, ,753-
Upon the latter amount the tax levied for all
purposes foots up Sl,59O,IIs 23-or within
S247, $50 SO of the total amount levied in the
county
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-24
National Democratic Association.

In courtesy to our fellow citizens of the 'old
Line National Democratic Association" who are
yet without Democratic organ in the City, We
publish their proceedings and the Address of
Presiden Andrews.
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Stories by Grace Greenwood,
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Stories from History,
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Boy Hunters, by Mayne Reid,
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DIED,

DIED.
Killed the Bal Road. Alliance the 4ih inst,
ALFRED WOODRUFF, aged "A years
In Mantua, the 20 inst, of consumption M GEO
VAN ALLEN, aged 26 years.
10 Bazetta. the nth inst, Miss ELIZA ANN STEW
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Dec 18th, Mr. ROSWELL W sPAULDING OF AIadi-
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II Ingham & Bragg have magnificent dis
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Y Plain and Ornamental Printing desi riptOn
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SIX ATTENTION TO THEI
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The Berlin Caller
AudubOn's Birds
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The Court Of NapO
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World Noted W'meh,
Gallery FamOus Poets,
Summer Time in the CorutEy,
TheQ US of England,
Bryant's ? eus illustrated,
Poe'S Poems, illustrated,
Poets Of the Nineteenth Century,
The Sacred Poets,
Home Affections BY the POels,
Beaftie's Minstrel, illustrated.
The Ancient Mariner, illustrated
Percy's Reiques of Ancient Poetry
Thompson's Seasons illustrated,
The Farmers Boy, illuSrated,
Irving's Washington,
Raynard, tie Fox in German,
WordswoIths Poems. illustrated,
Prescott's Phillip the 3D.
The Spectator,
COoper's Works,
Waverlsy Novels,
Mrs Sigourney's Works,
Barry Cornwall; Dramatic Scenes,
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Webster Works,
DR.. Kane's Explorations,
Life Of Dr.. Kane,
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Moore's Melodies,
Macsulay s Ancient Lays,
LaIlah Rookh,
Edith Mays Poems,
Longfsuow's Posms,
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Poets Of America,
Rogers Poems,
Female Poets of America,
Hoods Works,
Dala's Household Poetry,
The Deserted Village, illustrated,
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Poetry of the Year,
Gray's Elegy, illustrated,
D1iryman's Daughter, illustrated,
Ge.trude of Wyoming, illustrated,
Miners Gallery of Nature,
Perry's Java Expedition,
Dr. Livingston's Africa,
Childe Harold, illustrated,
Reads Female Poets,
Sabbath Bells,
Addison's Works,
Corinne. by Mad. De Stael.
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Emsrson's Works,
AIiledulcia,
Hawker Shooting,
Dickens Works,
JelIerson's Complete Works,
Bacon's Essays.
Pleasures of Hope, illustrated.
Poetry of the Fields, illustrated,
PePy's Diary,
Cyclopedia of English Literature,
CycloDedia of American Literature,
Life ofLuther, five Engravinss,
Coldsmith's Animated Nature,
Cuvier's Animal Kingdom,
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Mutley's Dutch Republic,
Humbsltd's Cosmos,
Buff ms Natural History, il French,
TennysOns Poems,
Hugh AIilier's Works,
Lynch's Expedition,
C1uer Bells Works,
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Life of John Randolph,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

one O'Clock with four mile heas-Nlchoas sue Washing
ton Tar River contendng FOR the prze-undcube
the best four mers the world Two other races
at mile heats, will follow this great AFFAIR which will
make mp ratve the part of the judges 10 start the
four mile puncualy at the hour specified; and 10
prevent delays and accidents the ferries u would bs
well for eose who intend witnessing tho races 70 start az
early possible Tho will not run after ,en O'Clock
in the morning In time for the races
USros Cornsr, l. I-rsoruSe vs Paoxe-Masch in
harness, for s3oco.-A match between be Bashaw
trotng horse lantern and the pacing horse Pet OF
yesterday afternoon, and by Lantern fne racs
was single dash OF 4 mile. The time made was 2Ek
Both horses went very slow until the last quarter was
reached, when tremendous struggle ensued ~ which
lantern exhibited turn Of speed never before shown IN
any nth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

The burning Steamship~Which Ii Its
A despatch from Halifax, received yesterday, an
nounced that the ship Rosenheath, from Glasgow, had
arrived there, and reports that the 18th inst lat
45 ~, lon. Al 49, she passed large "red bottomed
steamer" on fire, which appeared 10 be Of American
build, with very short bowspr Tho Rosenheath sub
seqoently spoke the bark Arabian, which had passed
close alongside the burning steamer asceraned that
there was person on board strong gale blow
ing at the tme and the OF the could not
be ascertaned. The fate Of the crew is of
known.
despatch received at late hour last night from Hall
fax says-Ihe Roscnheath was not enough TO tho
burning steamer 10 observe her particularly and her
officers know nothing more than that impaired by the
Arabian. They cannot say whether she was iron or
wood paddle screw. All the particulars hope to
obtain upon the arrival of the Arabian, hourly
pected.
In connection with this event have the report of the
ship America which arrived here yesterday from Liver
pool which states that in lat a. and lon so 80, tho
banks of Newfoundland she passed spar about thirty
feet long, with something attached, apparently large
ball. and supposed to have been portion of raft
there quantity Of ropes twisted if for lashing
around the SPAR
The following is the list of steamships at sea- and not
heard from the date in question: with their day Of
sailing and destination
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steamer had no person board when seen by two
sells, and as abe the track of the numerous lines
running between this and Europe the reasonable suppos
ton that they we're all taken oby eastern bound
steamshtp. Ia 70 be hoped that few days viii solve
all these PAINFUL doubts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

DEMOCRATIC A~wxmy NoxwAro~-The Vanderbilt
democracy Of Kings county made the following ncnna
tons yesterday First dstrict-Joscph wilson, Second
dis,rict--Thomas Muligan Third district-stephen
Haynes; Fourth districtThomas Gardiner; Fifth dis
rics-Adiourned; Sixth dstrictIohn Hanford; Seventh
district-sts phen A. jackson.
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H0fWTN Hon. FfFITr
rur ENGLISH EwBrzzLEwEST CASE.
yoposhan PEEL &C. rs ydrses sutton FUic6-rhis caas
came mn again this morning, q renewal of the motion
10 discharge defendant from arrest he having been im
prsoned in a civil suit for eInbeazlng $40 soo-pooho
moneys belonging 10 the British government
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certified 10 the ssted charges being reasonable and
protesting TO be special stevedore aborers ~ certain
respectable mercantile firms for the purpose Of making
those firms appear before the public endorsers did
without the advice or consent OF several OF the hrms
named and whom we have applied 10 for information on
the subject And u Is likely that the thing can bc
said OF the whole OF them. In cascthat o. hessrs
Dunham Dman-they state that they have no special
sseyedore and one employed by Nesmith sons named
Roberts, says that his was used without his autho
rity
The truth, is, however that Dr Thompson has held
rod Of terror the merchants and shpownere, many
OF whom have been afraid under their names, 10
poee the SUPPRESSION beneath which they have suffered.
The whole Quarantine establishment, az administered
At present disgrace the country and ntoerablc
incubus upon the commerce Of this city.
The Legislature should break 10 up as political ma
chine, and remodel ON common sense principles.
The Heahh Ofcer should be employed AZ fixed salary
OF about $40 ooo per annum and receive his nomination
from the New York Academy Of Medicine, while the
whole o the other details should managed safe and
sound business principles and removed far possible
from all political influence. The end Is not yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
R0Sg OINTMENT--For the permanent

cure Of letter. RingwoFm and diseases Of the
: 4ff ri permanent cure. as hundreds 0f persons
"hO have used it testify. Prepared only by
44M Trnag,,ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
-----7----- :
Things in Norfolk.
OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DrspArcu.1
NORFOLK, Jan. 1th. lS5S

NORFOLK, Jan. 4th, 1853
The operations of our police, for the moral re-
form OF cur people, DOES not. like the Washing
tonlans, extend to the suppression of "cussin'''
put Mayor FURGUsoN has ever exh ibted most
pointed antlpathy TO the too free of bad tcls-
"ey ana on Saturday made practical manifesto
ton OF his principles, by charging Misses Shirley
ana Curiett, two Nymphs-dH-pdre the tremeniou.
sum OF two dollars apiece for taking three or four
drinks. The question now arises, if the female
portion OF our population, who usually exempt
from taxation, are to be charged 81 for three
drinks of bad whiskey, what will those be taxed
who imbibe dozen drinks per diem, of pFppsR's
best LONDON Dock! Why, it will result in the clo-
sing oi our best institutions, aud drive Us all to
Larger Bier"
The report in the papers. that the new custom
house, at this port, ''was finished" Is iucarrect
and grew out of the removal of the past Office to
that building. The pest Office is in. aud only oc
cnpies One-haif OF the basement and Is the ONLY
portion of the building finished. True the upper
part is nearly done, but we would Judge from ap-
pearances that Mr.. COLLECTOR SAwYER will not get
possession this mouth.
Pretty Lizzie Palmer took benefit ON Saturday
last, playing Susan in the nautical drama of Black
Eyed Susan. to a large and delighted audience -
This closes the engagement for the season of the
present company at the Varieties which We regret
to learn, has not been as profitable as was ex
pected.
Wn. NJ. Wilson, VI. D. health officer of the city
announces the deaths in Norfolk for Deca ber 1851
rs lOo"s' Hlte mates y, WHITE females 10: black
males {, black females 4. Total 3d.
The telegraph has already announced the arrival
OF the Saratoga with Walkers men, her dates ha
wing been anticipated 10y the Northern Light
Nothing new could be gathered,
On the passage from Greytown two EHIljbusters
died, one Of whom was committed TO the deetc the
| other was Inferred here. having died in Hampton
Roads on Friday night. They all in good spi-
rts, but many Of them are in destitute circum
stances, and majority of them sadly in want of
clothing. They indulge the hope that the same
ship that brought them reluctant prisoners to Nor
folk, will take them back again to Greytown. At
least General Walker telegraphed them on Satur-
day TO hold themselves in readiness to return at a
days notice. They give Captain Chatard and his
officers great credit for their universal Kindness
and attention the passage. None but the officers
are allowed TO come ashore-the privates being de
tanned until orders are received from Washington.
Lieut.. Byles of the Fillbusters has been arrested
by officer Cox, warrant from the Mayor Of this
city, upon the OATH of a Mr.. Miller. who accuses
him of repeated thefts while in the employ of
Messrs. IIaskins & Heskill, of Philadelphia to the
amount of $4,000 or $4,000 He has been commit
ted TO await requisition from the Governor of
Pennsylvania. PERCUSSION