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~ MEMPHIS june 14Fne steamer Pennsy lvania, about
20 miles below this place. exploded her boiler Sunday
morning and burnt to the waters edge. There were
$50 passengers board 100 of whom supposed to
have been killed and missing, ste ss sai8i ~
Among the lost are known to be of New Orleans,
Father Delcsos M Wits and daughter Forster Hurst
NJ andJ. Bartschen Dennis Corcoran; of Texas Joseph
Pilon H. B. Nichols; of ct. Lous Mrs. Fulton; of New
York. Il. Gleason; of mississippi Mr.. Sackres of Louis
VILE, Mr.. Senter John Luckhon, James Bowles, VIM.
Woodford Also an English gentleman from Cuba, and
Lewis j. Black E. Generous, and Francis Doris, second
engineer.
Among the passengers who escaped Isaac p. Tce
Of Baltimore, and FL. A. Sncad, Of Virginia. ~
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stiII Later from Havana

CnARLEsroS, June IS. The steamship Isabel has ar
rived at this port The Havana correspondent OF the
Courier contrcts the story of the andino the British
marines Cardenas.
The United States steamers Water Witch and Fulton,
and British sloop Devastation had been at Havana Vel
low fever prevailed there among the shipping
The sugar market firm for the higher grades The
stock at Havana and Maanzas 500 900 boxes Mus
covadoes were dull. Frcights dull.
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Disastrous ConfIa sFh tion.

BosroS June LAY Yesterday FIRE broke out in Corin-
THAN Hail. the Of Federal and Milk streets de-
stroying that building, extending to Theatre alley and
damaging the store Of r. b. Paine G. w. GriHhths Geo
Blackburne j. p Bradlee and others. The lose amounts
TO $500 900, but was covered by insurance. 81
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THE BRAvEsT MAN IN CONGRESS.

After looking over the display of the Hon. MIR
Blair of Missouri in the House OF Representatives,
on Saturday evening last, when he offered to the
British "a a justification for their outrages in
the Gulf Of Mexico, that they had been invited
there by the Secretary Of State in his letter
to Lord Napier Of the 10th of April. We are fully
convinced the st. Louis member is the bravest man
in Congress. What head = What political
vision, for a7r s saet.a. 0
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eis xpdnfms % LAsD oSs1Cn 'l'si g 40
Lawns s, Hills at Council Biuns Iowa, vice james
Pollard. sgt ans5 sgsd iaggais l.s eeri
49, jacob Daxnss ct MackinAc, Michigan; rsepponted
tE John c. naxnchard at IoniA Michigan; rsspponted
Nosss B. Heas 1t Est Saginaw Michigan rssppointed
ckexaa r. Hsysrman at Detroit, Michigan; reap
m yeansy Hassa, II Halamssoo Michigan; rsAppointed
Peter White, q 1nhsqpstts Michigan; pappointed-t
r "a Hsulkvsz4 ~ rUnIc ScHsr. "a 90.
4 \ HAIRY j. Wilson. II IoniA, Michigan; reeppointed
.i. wm l. p. Little, 1t East saginsw, Michigan reap
pointed as& ris .sy 81 'i. A.9.aey
. Jaceb Bessou 1t Detroit, Michigan; rssppointed
j. Adams Alien, at kalamazoo, Michigan rsappodnted
Robert j. Gnvensast, q Marquette Michigan; reap
, pointed. ssoi fas n 8ilH p5.84iomei3G q
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Town washed Away.

ST. LOUIS, June IA, Cairo City is entirely flooded.
All the houses are tumbling down, sinking, being
washed away Scarcely Building expected to with
stand the food All the streams emptying Into the Mis-
sssippi are rising si5 ,S 5eF .s',i.
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CLEVELAND, Jnne l2.--The propeller Indiana loaded
with iron, sunk in Lake Superior on Sunday Crew
and passengers were saved by taking to the small boats
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Terrible storm at the Banks Of Newf0unt
land.- Great Damage 10 vessels and tmmeni
Loss NJ Life. GE. 1900 4

AS-%c'gf. plsN 4tsatp e4tjfthl Ne@lttg
Is IosroN JUN 1.-THE French packet from St. Pierre to
Sydney reports heavy gale previous to the LIST inst on
the banks of newfoundland attended with immense loss
of life and property to tho French fishermen yq3 81
Bedes the loss and damage of vessels, 1t il said that
mo less than three hundred persisted during the
storm Orders had been sent to Halifax for 900 fathoms
of chain cable. I4ts bti 1881 sufts Eia ts4ax8 a.
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Latest from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE latest aivices from Leave,
worth state that the sixth column would not march unit
the 18th Gen. Harvey to have left on the 18th.
Tbs reported cutting of of Capt Marcy supplies by til
Mormons is said to have been unioundcd.
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NEW ORLEANS, June H. The city continues quiet
and business Is resumed The Vigilance Committee still
hold meetings and 1t Is possible they may yet take
action. ~ tffr "a 4N e ffRj @H93
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NEWS BYaTELEGRAPTI.

Tho Empipo City at NeW Orleans. --Later from
alm "a Havana. --The Cali 6Quadrpn. 20
~ soUrnwsr PAss fsnouth Of Mississippi eJuns ii
Tho steamship Empire City from New York I'd inst via
Havana has arrived with the California mai of the s0t
Of May ANN * 'ttg2Ms t''asqG sanf
The Empire City reports on the 7th, ON salt Key
Banks was spoken by the United States steamer Fulton
cruising for H. b. NJ steamer Devastation, said to have
brought orders for stopping the boarding Of American
ships
The Water Witch left Havana on the 9th for the east
ward w "a iaFa t' e.. ssH
The Empire City left Havana the 9TH and was again
spoken by the Fulton, which was cruising of the en-
trance of the harbOr.
The Arctic had not arrived at Havana
The styx was due at Havana and expected hourly.
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Later from Mexico Carnival OF the Tennessee
at New Orleans.--A Loan Imposed ON Foreign
ers. l3 i4h.J ssft8slss5. ikF.s
Nsw ORLEANS June 1.-THE steamship Ienpessee,
from Vera Cruz brings later dates from Mexico
The government has imposed loan on the capital OF
foreigners and affairs throughout the country look very
gloomy
battle between the rival forces expected daily,
near the National Bridge. ~ .tlt
Gen. Echeguray hal besieged Perote, but obliged
to retire. sA t ta 4.f' Aet III
Miramon of the zuloaga faction, had been twice de
ieated
President Juarez ut Vera Cruz 3ea w
The Pope had sent letter to Zuloaga returning thanks
to him for the restoration of the clergy fW'd
The Indians continue their rayages in Denango.
Tapico and Mazatlan the only seapots not In the
hands of President Juarez a8s
Zuloaga was engaged in suppressing the newspapers
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oFrIOIAL-H

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, 8
Bv and osA A. sdsi~ sad epasSs " ne Sssais.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01
NEW YORK NARKEF-M.y 81
Or rELRaEAFH.lA


Flour-In good daand fur eIrt and home consumption;
sales Ct Is00 bals 50 1S1s5 oT supcrne safe $3.50
s4o5 20 miHei e1 "a saiei $50 - Tor 81
perfns usEern: 81 5 or coulnna 70 medium sHtFS
wes.er s. safi fur salpp.g brzudS extra round houp
Ohio-uarksf closing heavy CsnadIan notu drooplnss
sales 600 hbis Sf54e 10 choice cKtra hye
-four dull &c bbls sold At S39s5-
Wheai-Markei firm, with fair demand for home consurnp
tion sales II o hos al 73G75c fr damaged, slGs5e "
good 70 pume Cnlcego sErns s1-c foI Milwaukee cuo
sszs5lo fr red Iudzna End Aichgs Sea 20 fH wink
CznzdIan.
Rye-Dull Al e5 ate
Barley-Nomi1aliy UNCHANGED
Co-in demand Al better prces "a Is q oO bus Al .
CSC for nfsror good mixed western &c fr western ys-
low
osis-Sieady Al asz40e for STATE and western
Whisky-Dolng better sales - bbS a. p 5eG2lssc-
P0Ik-Asrkei freT saos 40 hbls At SlI,s5GlIso for
nsss; Sis. 3 pIlnas-
Besf-S.sady: ies se hbls Al SlaEO7u25 for country
Sl26l3s9 flr rep5cked mess SltGli-9 fsr extra
Small sales choico beef hams SIS for prime Ness
beef dull and nominal al SlSGSZ2
Cut Aeas-Drooping, sales - hhds q for hamA,
o. f-c Or Shoulder
Izrd-Buo5ani: sales 40 bbl. al ll,a6ll5fc-
Buiter-Peuty and dull al l2Sl9e fOT Ono; li72c f0I
Staie-
Cheess-Dun af 5zsc.
Hdes-Aiarket seady sales 5o Bueuos Ayres 20 srlFe
ir1m kurUue AZ &C. ouths, 800 saiet Cuiiiorn on
PrIy1te terms s0o w-siern slaughter Al SIC.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ......... May 3lst.
ARRIVALS.
St amer Ocean Evans. Detroit. y bbs ksh, packages
Pro5eer Forest Queen. Hunt Bu aO, $ tons merehaD
disc
Propeller Gov. Cushman. Sisson, DuEkirE; II tons mSr-
chandise-
PfoeiIer Racine Brett, Buffalo; II pkgs dz, bbl hogr
Schooner arab. sIaOn oswesO packages mdz 100 tOas
coal.
scaooGer H E dussey, Caldwell Buif4lo: no cargo.
Scho0ner Island Queen Rnmil, Ogdeusburgh; cargo
scuw @ Butts, Eobir1n, DstToIt; 100 m feet lumber
Sow Diana Clark Trenton; y feet lumber, 10 shin
Sow Juuo Deeg Detroit; 20 feet lumber, 70 m lAth.
Scow Ellen, LeWIS, De:roli; 70 m lumber.
cLEARANcEs.
Steamer Ooe1n, Evans. Detroit
Pr1pellrr Racine, Brett Buffalo, l43 tons mdZ-
Propeller Gov. CuShmza, Siss0n. Duukirk.
pf1pecr Granite State. Chapman. OgdenburE 200 bbls
-four I0C bills PORK, 90 pkgS mdz 81 bbls eggs
SchO0nsr Arab. Malon Cheaso-
Schooner Island Qucen luui. ChiclgOs lao tons coai
Schooner Queen City Soae. COppsr HA0r li9 tons coal
SchO1ner " b Castle, Nckerson, Detroi 40 tons ooa
10 ten. non
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Gitp Oroinanfrs.
NORDINANCE no ESTABLISH

L n the grade OF Lisht House street.
Section ordained by the CITY Cnunci Of the City
OF Cleveland That grade Of the line OF Light
House street, between East River street and t1e C G
Rail Road AID the hereby established fol-
lows The elevation of tho line iltersectlln
with the eastery lire Of East River street Is 81 feet above
the base levels heretofore bishcd BY ordnance
Intersection The westerly line Meadow streot, Is
aove base q levels and intersection with C. G
& Rail Road fee above cai OF levels, and tIt
The grade line between the aforesaid points Of elevation
above base Of letes be uLiOrm and al according % tie
profile of sald Light House marked No l55 On
hle al the o-i-s % he CIry Civil Engineer
Sec , hat all ordinances couficilns wItl the pro-
visions of tins ordnance Be and the hereby
pealed-
Passed May 2ssh. ls5s. J. NJ COFFINBERRY,
J b. BsRTLETT, Cl.y Gle K. PEST OF Council.
mv1.lOd Isl
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N ORDINANCE TO GRADE.

-
Be ordained by the Guy CouncIl oi the City Of
CleveIatl ttws thirds Of 4 the MemterE colcuuiagl
Thai Meadow graded aocord % the esab ho
grade and thaf he Constructed uud=r sad street u
culd- he surplus and s1rzce Eaier % the Cuy1hqa
rver and that be saved with stone sad Ia
esnfs dOuo unert direction Of the Board %
CITY and that the Gust and expenses cf sad
muov mated and assessed al the lots
ADDS bounding OF abulti z up5n said street proportion
the fee font
Passed May 25. lsls- J. II. COFFINBEkRN.
J B. BAEELETT. Cry Cierk- Prest o. The Council
rur--l0d Isl
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BUFFALO MARKET-Aray si:srN

FlJur-Far demand and unchansed; sales l6o hos II
Sa75 choice Wisc0nsin; Saf for extra do Ohio and
Mlchigan-
Wheat-Sieady vi good dsmahd sales 7O0 bus Al ioc
for Chicago sr, sJsc tr dlgausee Ciuni sc tor Se
Wisconsin; SIC for wnlto iudiana-
Corn-Cioses duh. prime offered al 5se OoS bus Ohio
sold al Sc aho1t-
Oais-FIr er; 2ifoo bus sold Il ~ s3e-
RFe-Steady; a-0s0 bus sold a. 81 60 &c
Whisky-Duii q isifc.
Irelghts-Nheat l2c q New York
Lake Inp-tH f1r q hour ending noon-aooo hbs -four,
s0J0D bus heat 3do9 bus and . 90 bus cats.
Canal EIp0rtsl0 bbis leur, l5iOJ bCs wheat, b, ,0J
bus corn and zoo bus oats
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An ORDINANCE 10 GRADE

~ and pave Iisht House street.
cciilnl BE il 0rd1iae y the City Counci Of the Cly
Of Clevaand, two thirs ui all The Members concurlneJ
That List House street between ast River street and the
C. e c Rail RoaI he graded ndlnE 10 the Al ish
ed grade and paved vi uuder the direction OF the
Board CRY improvements and tat the anu Erpen
sal improvements be est mated and assessed upun
ali tho lots and ads bnng abuftag sa ID street
between the puis Aforesaid opOTon 70 t1e fec 'front.'
Passed May 25.h. ls5-. J. n COFFINBERRNs
b. BARTLETT, City CLERK Prest 0f Council
mV1.lod III
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COMMERCIAL.
PLAN M olNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Phain aud orraretal PnaiIng Of every descupiion
Zone al ne Printing establishment Of The LeaiT Once
ne --latest iprOvsd and most rapid steam IN the
Oes style on ShOu notice. and al reasonable Pac
1lar attention psid baa work Every description OF
Binding DONE especially Blink Books Ledgsrs, JOurAaS,
,les R1oss Receiring Books a.. &C.
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AAAESflLLE u
RAILROAD.
On and after March 8. Is5s.

On and after March 8, 1855
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
leave CleF and in the tfains 81 the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad a. Az P. NJ. (ehanglns cars at
Hnds0n,l for Cuyahuga Falls. Akron, Orrville and
5iliersbuTg. c1ulecng a Orrvie with tr1Ins On ihe
Pittsburgh p Wayne AID Chic1so r. r. east and west
Cant IN kfassion. Wooster Luudeuvle and Aanscld
Tram leave AIierbgrs for cleve and Al s. - A ~ and
NJ connecting Orvile with Z ans t1e p IT
c. r. r. BY which passengers. frum Cantol Aassil
iou Wooster L0uieuvlle and Mansfield reach Cleveland
y ifeis va 'e'---s SIMON PERKINS. Sup't.
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r. COnnectiOns ade win Retuu ing Trains from
tbs points made guigE Sout and East also AZ
CLEVELAND fOT Sandusky- Ioledo DstroItf Chleago,
Enc, DunkIrk, BuilO NIaEars Falls and Cads, Nouugs
town. Warren and New Castle
" B1ggase check ed through 10 all points and transfer
red iree OF charge.
Y For Tickets informal Ion apply al the Union ck
Oce, 81 Superior street, Al the oce n Depot, and AZ
ali Railroad Ticket Ohices
J FARMER, Sup I, Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, zAAESYlLLE s ClACIAAAFI
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- ~ .-..;ss;iS -.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 lz5s Passenger TTain- leave Cleseand follows
6-f5 M, Ccnnarl E1prss, Stopping Bsrea draiton
Wellington. New Londou, Shelby, Crestline
Gaihon- CaIliDst0n and Delaware
33l p. u Accommodation. Stopping al all stations.
tons hetwesn Cleveland and Gallon and al
Ca ciugton and Delaware; also, stopping 10
leave passengers al an stations south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandnsky. Alansfeld anc Newark Railroad f3f
sfsnsfeld. Ait vernon, NesFsTk. ZahesFilis. &c
CIssilIne. PHsuTgh, y WAYNE and Cnesgo Raliro7s,
Forest. Upper Saudusky. Delphos, Lima p
Wayne. LaPorte. Chicago, &c. west, and East
for MansfelJ Wooster. 1IussIll0u, &c
Gallon and BcelontzIne Railroad Line, for 1farion Boe-
fnutaine, Sidney. U1lun, MuEct-, Indianapolis,
TeTe Hafrle. .Fincernes. Evsnssille, Louisville,
De ava-e Dsyts md Cincinnsii Line for SprinsfeId o
IllTtou. Hlmiliol. Clncin uaii- kichmuud, In
ciauapolls, Terre HIute, 81 Iouis. &C; and
Cincinnati with the Ohio X Alississippi llail-
ro4d for Louisville, and all POINTS On the Ohio
River.
rad. for Neut1, Dayton, Indianapolis. IeTre
Hauis. 81 Louls, Morrow, L1yeand and Cil-
c mai. and with the Ohl0and hIissssipnl Rail
mad Al Cincinnati for Louisville. Evansville,
Cairo, 81 LOUIS and all points tie Ono TCr.
ColuJus Central OHIO Railr1a for Newark, ZanesFille
wheeling, &C. Columbcs, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urhana. &c
r. FurTickets TO a points and Information arply ~
s Unou Tcket Oace u Superior street the Pas
sanger Sia;ian-
Cleveland May 70. lsra
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Mlanufattnres.
Brass FOumdery

Brass FOundery.
MORLEY Il ODELL HAVING
IIl completed their New F0urdery TIE FOO; Of Vim
street, prepared 70 make every dsserptlsn q
BRASS CASTINGS. We manulacture al kinds OF Fos-
and Cocks for steam and Gas and the various articles
used IN the plumbing business. Locomotives and steam
boat Bells Hydraut all ks Of Brass goods used b. Dis
;illors. aIaehinesis and Railroad Companies
] II MORLEY. J. H ODELL-
Cleveland. My Is lS-S- myl9.aa
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Boots an0 Shoes.

HItETT, ,BURGETT z co WHOLE
IL SALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHoks, AND Bro
Cleveland, o.
R.Wh- HuETT, gnoLTTt IlA LDkm1
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Beans bhs and casks a E5- y 100 rs from Cleveland &
New York Wool 70 Alhaa' Toc = 10 rs; 10 New YORK
&c. to Bos-nn md Providence l6sc '---..a
FLOUR-The market IS without q10tshle change and
the demand mainly for umptou- Small loss have
been fOrwarL The rates d irgrt
extremely low yet the low pTices ruling in New York
l0sFesraresly any margin % shiuPsrs.
GRAIN-wEEkT-Theie hASbeen excitement the
market last and the ruling rsies vii be found
the summary Of daily Transactions .
CoRS-Tho market cOafianes ssesdy q, asOuf sso I
isyst small lot q Old which CSC isasked
okTs-Stsady At 3Oo from store and sc from and
boats
BEAzs-Liated sales a 7szs75se
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j. n CLARK. IRA DAVIS. JAWS 4. DAVID
/ II. CLARK Il CO.-Manufacturers
- and Dea ers IN Lumber Sh ngles La b. &C, MeTwin
ST. Yard above Division Street Bridge, Cleveiaad
NEW LUMBER YARD
] r. CLARK, late businc agent uf Thafctsr- Burt
Co has connected himself with celebrated uanufact
inc establishment in Michigan. for the tnsaction Of the
Lumber business IN Cleveland By tbs connec ION they
are prepared sell all kncs Of Lumber either At Retail
nv the fgtrxo. ure-- accordingly. uuE.dGW3m lof
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NHAMBERLAINS & LEE, MANU-
I j JFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS on SPORTING AND BLASTING POW
DER Ofhcs, No. AtW1far Block nnslc
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GLASS-The msTket Is unchsngsd. Ten per cent OF
llan the folov1nE uros is allorod o. olhinE lols.


except S1sar which viii De found under the proper
head.
HAY-At the scales there has been a good supply and
prices or lots from wagons ranged Al Ss5lo Eton.
HI3aWINES-Ihe nzrktt has continued steady during
ths weskst lse Until Friday EsH tsS market advanced
lsse s.. Ii
IRoN-Salss Of Hanging Rock Pig Al So, six nOnlhs-
Could be had AZ S39 cash
OILS-Sales Of Linseed in large lots II 6sa7Oc
PROVlSIONS-AEss PoKK-stocks have been offered Al
Sls.s0, and few sales have been made Al sls
BAoOS-The market Il Quiet buf note a steady
SC for country hams losEc f0r C0mssocks 81
gar-culed hams, ard lie for MOrebOase hams.
LARD-SAles have been made Al ie7fe.
CHEEsE-OrdnaTy quoted at SS7e and good 20 ehoic=
and extra s9sc. Socks fully equal the demand
though both moderzte
BUrTER-1lOderlis stock. and fu Prioes obtained
sales Al l2sSc ordinary aad Kate for good choice
EGss-Ths maTkei has been better and prces have ad-
vanosd TO s5<GsHc
sALT-The market lower md Fine from dock is osr-
ed a 81 s3zl.s5 Sacks Is5ssl2he-
SUGARs-Thsrs change eIoept in n o. which is \
shade lower.
TALLoW-Dull and quiet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quOis at 2ss5sc.
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CARRIAGE MAKING

CARRIAGE MAKING.
THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO FOR
years has been in the above business IN this
ey-except for the past ghteen TO the
Cleveland thai he has taken the old stand Al
HuT bus B0rk, and viii c1ry on the business OF Caage
Making and ropaInugdoing all work IN prom p and sal
IS actorF maunsr and fulflbug all orders vita dispatch
This heng heoldest he determined 20 make good
mVis:d3m l9s A ". HURLBUT.
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FREIGHTS-The present rate Flour by Lake and
Ere Csual Troy and Albany bbl; New York
&c and Boston 5sc Heavy rolling freight SS6 y ton
10 New York BY steam On Lake 10 Albany, Troy AMI
schenectady: FrSf Glass So second ca CSC; % do Se
eth do sc e loo s and h0ur y bbl To Boston and
Providence class l0e ID do sc, 81 do c; 9Th do ie
and -four y Dol SIC The above the arif Of The y. Y
Central Railroad Company Lake Freishts to Buffalo are
ss class ls secund IT third do l1c; fourl do sc
and -four p bb I2Se. The No them Transportation Con
pauy taking Flour By Oslensburh at 4oc TO
Boston Sc and New York al sOc The raie = t0a
"a othsr reghfs WI; To Ogdsnsburh SE 70 B0s-os
s.; New York 81 Wool 10 Boston s, and do 70 n
York CSC The N Y Central and n. Y. & Enc Railroad
Couaanies take prperty hy steam the Lake 10 New
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PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING MAIL.

GOING SOUTH AND EAST CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
Al Hudson for CyahOsa Falls Akrln and hllersoufsh
A Alliance for Canton, AfaSsiIon Wooster a. d salem.
AT Bayard tor Carroif0n, Dover and Nv Philadelphia
At Sseubenvillc, for c. diz CoshoctOn and Newark-
A. WkeelIns, f3f Baltimore and Washington
Bailar Tor Carnhudse, Zan-sFile add Clrc0Vllle.
Al PitisbuTEh for Hausbursh, Bumore, Philadelphia
and New YORK
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

We find in exchanges few paragraphs of interest
from Mexico, in addition to the summary presented yes
erday morning The correspondent of the Mobile Regis
writes 10 clock the night of the 18th January
follows
How long this of things will last it is impossible
to say but foreigners snpemeIy dsgnsted already
ain happy to that by proclamation in the of
the generate of the opposing forces the good
people of this beautiful capital Informed that between
the hours of and III in the morning there will be
cessation Of hostites to give them chance of providing
themselves with the necessaries of life.
Thus far the government has certainly the advantage
and if reports true, the rebels will in few days. be
compelled to give way General Huerta is the march
from Touca with 800 men, and Gen. Asteaga, it is
said will be here from Queretaro with still larger
force Thus sweed by other heavy renforcements from
Guadalaara and the north under Doblado and Parrod
will make the government powerful enough to crush out
the last spark Of rebellion il its efforts promptly and
energetcally directed and provided other detection
occus-a contingency always be found in this unhap
py and distracted country.
10th, Tuesday "a. MI Heavy firing began about 4
ocock this morning and has continued since with
slight ntermisson but hear of decided advantage
either side There is such thing assaults and hand
to- hand fighting but they content themselves with firing
at each other at long range and frequently at random
Judging by the whistng OF musket and Mimic balls The
other day fight of pigeons circng the Ytur-
hide hotel when fell, transxed by erratc bullet
Another correspondent from Mexico writes;
lhe Wretcneu- anu CoWAruly TeVoluton goes
il began. The different parties shut up in strong
walls of gunshot of each ether and neither makes
fent OF fight attack Meanwhile dozens inno-
cent passengers in the streets have been killed believe
three hundred esone could drive both parties
the city The mortaiitr aI has been confined chiefly
to outsiders, including few old apple woman and
casional donkey Comonfort, after good deal of
swsggeT tyou know he has regularly dpronounced and
belongs to the reds again. and declaring his inen-
ton to fight IL out like is said to have soped
But perhaps it is only vaorous kind Of running
II gone it is doubtless to hurry up the Pro governors
Astraga Doblado, Degollado &C., who said to be
marching the capital in great force We have every
prospect OF a very pretty fight.