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Cleveland Manufactures.

LAKE ERIE PAPER MILL.-A few days since
we visited the very beautiful location Of the
new Mil Of the Lake Erie Paper Company,
now in process Of construction. It is situated
in the township of Newburgh, although Por-
tion Of the land upon which it stands is within
the citys limits, being part of the old Infrm-
ary Farm near Kinsman street The Mil is
located at the base Of a hill, few yards from
Kingsbury's Run, and within few rods of the
track of the Cleveland & Mahoning R. R. The
c. & N. r. R Company have agreed to con-
struet a switch track at the nearest point for
the accommodation of the Mil in procuring
coal, and the Paper Company will themselves
build branch track from that road to their
Mil, distance of nearly or quite one hundred
rods. The water facilities on the lands of the
Company are of really the finest description,
q number of springs Of pure and unusually
good water gushing from the hills in the imme-
date vicinity of the Mill A large circular els
tern, twelve feet deep and twenty-five in diam
eter and with a capacity Of over twenty seven
hundred barrels, is now being eXeavated for
the purpose of furnishing the Mill with an
abundance Of this excellent water; which, we
should have observed before, is an important
consideration in the manufacture of superior
paper.
The main building Of the Mil is one hundred
aud ten feet by forty four the Machine Room
seventy-two by thirty, aud the Finishing Room
thirty by forty feet; all substantially built al
brick The engine to be used will be of one
hundred and eighty horse power; equal to that
in the Steam Mill of HUBBY d HOWE, and which
Cuyahoga Furnace Works are now building.
1t is designed to employ from thirty to forty
persons and when the Company are prepared
10 DO so, which viii be in a comparatively short
time, they propose to go into the manufacture
of the finer qualities Of paper. They will be
able to manufacture one and half tons of pa
per per day, and will be in operation about the
first day of October next The whole of theiI
buildings are heated by steam pipes. One Of
F0rdenier's celebrated machines for paper max
ing will be put up. This is a very excellent
machine, and the paper manufactured by it is
greatly superior 10 that made by the ordinary
machinery. The width of the paper is sixty
two inches, and instead of being cut into sheets
as it passes from the machine, is rolled upon
large rollers and cut into the desired size.
/ aflerward
The Company are building several very hand.
some little cottage houses for the accommOda.
ton Of their operatives, and when their Mil il
completed and the grounds about it are aPprO-
priately laid out, the place will be beautiful
one, and creGitable alike to the taste and enter
prise of It's owners. We shall have more tC
say of this Mil when it is completed.
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The TURF.-A race for purse of SIS comes
of at Forest Grove this afternoon We have
not learned the names of the horses entered
After the first race, a general scramble for a
purse of SIS will be had alter this wise Each
man rides some other mans horse, and the
horse coming in last takes the "pile" TheIe
viii be some fun. Admittance to the Grounds
25 cents.
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frn lines Of tins tAggirl type make one square =,
4 sAdvrrtiserleufs Leaed and placed N column o see
Bgslness Notices. double The ordinary raies,
Yearly Advertising Contracts Will he uqeistool 20 at
trf lie Immediate Business Of the Aterser' and All
sha1 advertisements sent by the advertiser VIII De
charged extra. -. y,,..-,,.
RnI .{eiigI1us Notlces- 81 per celt, discount.
Business Notices Editorial Column viii hc cAIsed Al
Al rate OF IS -eu;s a line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements, 70 be pad Tor n Al Fale
Advertisements inthe Weekly square OF less, lot three
0Iuths OF less as daily. o.,
Advertisements IN Dafy and Weekly II he charged So
per cent. extra
Marriages ai Deaths not exceeding lines, 25 cents
eiliA o' ie-is zA1 MISSES F-' e COWfES co.
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Y We call attention to the advertisement in
another column, of the Continental Fire Insu-
rance Company, Brayton & Mason, Agents, no.
tifying the policy holders in this city of divi-
dend made for their benefit. There are sons
Peculiariiies in the plan of insurance adopted
by this Company, worthy the consideration Of
property holders, and which are particularly
noticed in the following article from the ths
New York Independent:
CONTINENTAL FIRE lNsURANCE.-We refer TO
the advertisement of this Company announcing
divident of FIFTY per cent. to its policy hold
ers on the earned premiums Of the year ending
July /, 1858, and halfyearly dividend Of slI
per cent on its capital 10 the stockholders The
large dividend of fifty per cent. to its custo-
mers, following the first premium OF 33s pei
cent. on the premiums Of the year previous
proves the entire success of what was at FIRST
only an experiment. The company sharing
thus literally their profits with their customers
show the large surplus Of over S25O,OOO. a
dividend of per cent Is also declared on the
scrip of 1867. The capital of the Company j:
| S5OO, 700, yielding TO the stockholders IL pei
cent per annum-a handsome dividend, which
is likely to increase under the powerful stimu
AAs " AlAsAAGEs ~ puaAIASs IL NNAAiP
ny, afforded by the large returns made to them
( II Is now two years since the principle wa:
adopted of admitting the policy holders to par
ticpate in the profits Of the business. The
first years trial was successful, but it was fear
ed By some that such principle could not bt
continued, but 10 the second years experiences
establishes it beyond all dispute.
The result Of the past two years insures Pros-
perity to the company for the future, as the
] best descriptions of risks viii naturally be at
lIaeted to it, from the participation in such large
and increasing profits
The principle is in fact that Of mutual in.
suranee, in the only practical and efficient form
the large capital binding all interests togeth'
er in providing ready cash means.
The assured are entitled TO three -fourths Of
the net profits, and the stockholders TO one
fourth. The scrip. however, cannot be redeem
ed until the fund shall exceed S500,0OO, when
all in excess Of that amount shall be so applied
/ This will give the assured the additional seeu
rity Of $500, 900, in addition 10 the ample capi'
tai Of $500, 900 already subscribed. Already
has the fund accumulated to upwards of $3.50.
600, and will soon reach the sum at which It Ii
TO be stationary, as all in excess is TO be aP
piled to the redemption OF the scrip which bear
the annual interest Of 6 per cent.
This Company is truly model Company 10
Fire and Insurance, both as to the principle
on which it is formed and the skill and abilit.
with which tits managed
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MORNING LEADER.
THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

H7rE. the Waruing- needles click.
Huher, tinther clear and quick,
SwinslnE iisltly 70 an fIo.
Tldinss fflm afar they shuW;
VIII c the patieut watcher relds,
As The rapid mJyem-nt Leads,
he waO guides their -pelking play
Sands a thousand miles away
Ei0auant, though all unhe-TJ,
swiftly speeds the secret worl;
lig Or darS, OF ioul or igir,
sui message ptom2l 20 tear.
None Can read Il o. tbs wAy
NJue lis unseen Transit stays
Now u come II seut=Ice D lrf,
Now 4 tells OF Ices aud gr e.;
NOW 0l soTrOw, now OF ulnh,
Now ed-iHs, row bi.th;
Now Of cunning. now Of crime,
Nov Of .Tade m waue or unme;
NV 0i safe OF suukel SHIPS,
NOW The murderer ouistrps
Now a. Wul ms Of fal Iug brolth.
Slukes or stays the STOKE Of ueaih
SPEAK The words and think the thought,
Quick 'tis IS with ightling caught;
OyeT, under lands or seas,
10 The lar ant pudcs:
Nov Ger cities thrlnsel with men.
FOREST NV, ~ lonely glen,
Now where busy cJu4merCe brOlds,
Now a. ziidesi s1luudes;
Now where Christian temples stand
Nov a.ar "a pugan Ia q.
Here asaIl as suOl IS guue.
MakIu= all me raIih as uas.
Stcms Il not = feat sublime,
Intellect hath conquered 1ne
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GOAL--CUhL.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SET IN
Bankers.
u. HerhTnan & Co..


II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Coin. 70 eien A. Domestic EEchanse 7 InGqrIen
Money and Land Warrants Col ectluns m The Iuiec
states Canada and Europe, prullHflt attended to
Agents frhe Liverpool and New York Screw Sieauisil
LIN hv which PasSaeecau be secured either 10 OF IRON
Liverpool tEc advertised -tes. Passe ca aso ue st
surri nom pool 70 Ne York Quehee and New Of-
I.rS Al lines Of saIn- PACKET Salps- Also,
ir5m Havre Hamburg and Bremen % New \, Il Drafts
rTisle E1ranr amount payaIa fhrouE a ultue Niinen
al rDe anu Great Britain and Ireland Eor inrther p1r-
iN- -fi'-' ] HERDMAN y CO.
apl7dtf u Waters street G-s. ela-1- oA-9
n 1 w4TTvKT y a sTANDAGT. c ". sTASDAET
WHITMAN, STANDARD * Co
w Bankers and tealsrs IN Foreign and Doufste kh-
Change No pernr street We draw dlrec5 on Lon
an ana Wi furnish Drafts Tor amount AZ al
lie unrpaI poa SIN Euglana. Ireland Scotland, France
= j Ceruany Collections made on all accessible points
fhrnrennn fhe Illt q S-ates md Cana1as Il--.L-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1855
The Birth Of Grover and Bakers sewing
Machine.

The Genius OF IudusiTy mussd one DAY
Il a rather remark able sort OF way,
And seemed 70 Judge from his ocCupifi misR.
To be contemplating new machine,
There lay on the table, before his eye,
A picture which seemed 70 occupy
A hls az en;IOn: twas Of one
Whose work. Trey say, IS never done !n
Sti ching away with al her night,
Ihrou the lag h0u 5 0f q spleSs ulgh.-
L. much the SINE va. be u understood,
As the one 10 f.s g song Ofthe ShITt,' by HOOP
All ." said the Genius, q" "hit4e.t0
I've bur lcsssneu he work that meu sht ul1 do;
But I've quite n-git ed-by all that's human
To 'ghten the tIIal- and Tolls # WozASl
Many usetus thiuss I've Constructed, 1 know.
Nov Cal't I Inyenf a mHrhiu6 10 sec
AID with levers, ard whes Is, aud cams cOutrlVs
70 stitch belt 2 and fastert a. fingers i've r.
Then On this benevolent II intent.
He 10 GROVES AND BAKER dlrertIuus sent.
That hey should work uu The hiuts he gave,
And eInanrlpate many household sl-ye
Nerr Soou The result WIS seeu
Ia GROVER AND BAKERS SEWING MAClINEi
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GUITAR.-J H THoxas, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. Euslid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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Z. R R.
GrQal Notifes.
rHE BANK OF PrITs8URGHl

THE BANK OF PTITssURGHl
Iesse II .AIorley y, HeurY X. Reynolds.
Miller NJ Splugier. Richard Pat In Fan-tnf Coun--
uck, ). Duff. II. o Jan es camp l1.cr y .ss nv
bell, james Breden, Samuel M -. - Gbg
Lane, A. n. NJ ylart, ] McJu n,
Alexaud 7 Nimics, " Liam K. Nm
lex Ruberf Pceble-, tOllsTd AcIuT
NICK. and vi ham + rey-
A LII the above named Defendants ex-
u cspt said .aries. K yh Spansier Carey,
natIfed, thai On Aay - lea. tne glailtln ncc hls
etiou 10 ssid Court tn defendants b.ve aamed
n which al that the NJvemser Term s OF said
Cogr, the Painh recovered i1dsmeat assl s. sald =
lad Mct'Omck Wiinam +. Care irr S54u = debt.
and So q COSTS that while n st pendIng In wich
st Judgment nn-. the ain IA sued cut orter
u attachment. copy Of whish serv-d sd es>e H.
Morley nj Henry X. Reynold>; that said Morley aud
Reynol s. he time OF such sersire Of pr en-
hal heir possession reonai property Of nd Carey Of
the value 900, and thar sad ~pansier p mex Du,
Or. Canpbeil Br dsn, ane, MyeIt. Juak Pc aies
Mccormick, A eNunder MINK and William r Ninick,
claim s81e lnferss sad y and praying Jug
meut agst sci Marey aud Reyn lis f0r uucn 1s VIII
plaiatl1 iid udg ust sall hcCorui
r. defendants are required sd seilOa
hef5r. Ocfoher9 o. ls5s AXrr LII PREHTISS, =
n GalSWOtD-
au- d6E leg Ario ueys + iF Plain a.
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IN IN the above namod detendants {

A LII the above named defendants eX-
cent sa y Aforioy, Rev aedS SpunsieI aud or a4e
egby ntife tha May "a ls5s the lalatL cd his
TIf,n In saHd Court tue d endan above cd
n which Il Is lcsed. ihst A. he Novemhe Term 4 sald
fourr for the i56 The an III covered Iudgmout
seusf sid Pollard Mccormick and Nj iam F. ca ~ or
81 ia dein and SL3Glt0 costs. that Will the sun as
nend NJ IN ghcl sliu Il men oiNlaed, III paintin
susi out an Of afal Elent. coy o. which VS.
served said Jesse II d riey and hcury n eynoluss
fha Morley Reynolds. al the e II such service
hi process item hid thor possession pei prop
rt Of said Carey the value OF N2uoi and tht said
Sp1ngler, Patrick. Duff r Canphel Lane Mevlert.
IaFin PEBBLES Alexander Nmick ard u iam n mick
cim some interest L. san uIup nv, I'D araylng luog-
rt neinst sid Morley and Reynolds FIR much - WI
nav he plaintiffs said judgment asunst said DC mick
and Carey ..,., - - -
i,,is.-.. tsrfa--erq d Is5s AXrELL < PRENTlSS
10. ~ D---9 4ao.ner. for PI,a
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AH'ps & GOunstIlOrs.

GEO. S CLAPP-ATTORNEY AT
" LAW "a NOTARY PUBLIC. Office over deBIides
drug Stnr-, Be Oh nlagonT
DROOKS, BOARDMAN a. FORD
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Atwater BuildIn;s, toot
OF tncri0r -. Cleveland, Ohio
Z. ". BROOKS. W BoARpaAS l. W. f"'"
ieb5
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w rORNEYS AT LAW. Office No; 80, supeng[-sr
Cleveland. Ohio 5 ElLiiIAMS2tIN
IanA a - hlnBL-E-
NHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Y Jner and Counselor ar LaW-Ofice q Slper over
CIV Back. l1Als-9lg
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Il Al LAW oHce over Commercial Bank -
A SPER,J. T., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- Warren rumbuii County Ohio Ohce No 5 /
N-rkc street Ite-5-1al
CPAULDING & PARSONS, ATTOR-
- NENS AT LAW. Office Parsons Block, supeIloI-1i
> sParIrfNG L. c. PARSONS
q r c PARSONS, Uuited States Commissioner sni
a 7|s1 SIM RI fu
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ILL the ahoYe named defendapts

pafrirk. s. UuL VII ahoga Co. Ohio.
re-anbell James Brede ., Sauue 's@ ~ 49,
n lone n Meyiert j. Nc un-
-, Alexandsr n mex william r.
Nimiek and Robert PEBBLES
ALL the above named defendants ex-
~ ceDt sai. Mossy Reyn.lds, Sp uglsr and arsy Is
s--s~ pofifed thar On alay IA 1858, the sinn 81
his petition IA AID Court asalus the defendaa5- s
named il which Is alleged, that a. the Note.5-
srn ls5s OF said CnuIt the plaintiff recos ~,
1snf ae7nst said Pollard meC1rniirk an1 " - : n
~ ~ q IN debt and SlI 6-l0U costs tn4 WI sHe
s,it 5,s neniing IN which said in nlsn. y 80 ~ heb
,s,af ned out an order aliacnnneul, = ~ ~
- ~ on said Jesse II Morley az n74ly aa
sois- tha sai Motley .nd ksyes 49, ss. non uer,osi
service o. ~ CaTey Of saus Of Q o sno "a al
pfopoitI " tus,,rk u q, or, Campbell Lane Asleli
Spanslet cCormick, Alexander mex sso vi
Jun ~ Nircs claim some nj rest u ssiS pI ~ -
raytns =, pav plaintiffs said udsasnt s'o
are required sad P.tto1 oaor
Tue deisn,e-.sss iess kxTET.L ( PREHlISS =
suIdswlss AH''n''' " f'-'-''-'
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fn Court OF Com
Smuu Pleas. 4 uy-
hJsa Co.. Ohio
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Issss II Morley Henry X Rexnol 5
sfffIerN SuangleT, Pollard hf Cor
-sscE MILAN y. Carey kir IN q
pss-,-k &. DuL "a Or, James
cs,nbrll. James Brede Saluue
n Isne. A \ Meyiert j. Nc un-
=, alexander n nick william r
S-.,,i.-t and Ruhcrt PEBBLES
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aaTd6uIss

THE ASSOCIATED FlREMEN'S'
INSURANCE COMPANY Or
PITTSBURGH,
IS
Jesse II. Morley. Henry X Reynolds,
Miller NJ Spang or 2 lard ieCof-
micS, William n Carry, Rlchard
PMrick. 5. Duff II. or, JamesCsm. .
boil, James Brcde Samuel M.L-n'
AN Meylert. j. McJunkin Al Z
andcr NImick William r Nimick.
anil hotert PEBBLES
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THE NEW CASKRT.

THE NEW CASKET.
A s THIS IS THE AGE OF M
- pruvemcu and refinement. the subscriber takes pleas
use IN saying that he prepared furnish "A enme
new article IN the UndeI king line superior anything
ever before intro1ucei. u Is Ofhis made
N the Caske form. ad highly ornamental with thirk
plae glass running tho entire length ofiop full leugh
view BE- had with ease.
Ihe 4SkEf has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant ap
pearauccs Of the old style Collins They are perecfv
airght, and light and c0nseuisut for
tiol, putting vaults, snIeruents sim
lar article Is much use1 IN eastern cifi-s
Persons losing ields and wishing procure ANYTHING In
the above line viii and u much theIr By cal ling
and mag for themselves. where they nd every
attention gwen. DANI. W DUTY. Uuderfaker
Ciese and. June '57-mheG:lq7 No s Friest
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AUCTION DRY GOODS
Drunn

GOAP-LOY's Brown Windsor and
~ Honry Snap, eavsr'- Give rue, Musk and Honas
Soap-waIr1nted genuine for sale hY
f-b9 r. W. SACKRIDEh
brushes A fine assortment OF
IL Hair aud ClOh Brushes; also Teeth Brushes OF Ivort
Bone Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. Forssh By
IDS SACkBIDER
T UBTN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
II sortmeHt Just received geIueI with yrva
VI perfuDeTy aud toiist artirles 81
FEE ". SACKR1DER.
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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GoQL Oealrrs


= %
I. e. PENDLETON d co,
nEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL zwana, Brier Hin, Ch-ppeNu, IalimadEs and New
Castle
He.
Omcc No Oviat's E1eha &c, Yard oo; SLperior SIeei
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
~ superior article Ct BITUMINOIS COAL which l.
particularly adapted domestic purposs, well for
steam and smith can be had of the undersigned gents
foT the Company -
Orders for city foreign tade will be executed with dis
pafch and Coal dc vered any part tie city Of qualify
which will please If LEFT al either Of our Offices
or the storeof Gayord Hammond. No 80 Superorst.
SCONILL / WHEELER,
oot5 No = River ssreei and & = p. Goa Pier
COAL--COAL.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SET IN
Y vour Winter sulply w are daily recegl q spleu-
dld article for SI0yesaHd Crates which We sell -
nertou Parties purchase viii % well u ElFe
~ all All o-ders through the pest Oiee proi.y al
tended 20. O1ices and Yards on c ! r X Pleral al
T. 4 p. X Il II schine shop Lake street - - -
/ s---s JOHN HAYS 4 co
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Trunks /! Trunks
PAsTURAGE-ls5s.

PASIURAGE-Ib56.
THE PASTURES OF THE ESSSss
Il subscriber. ABOUT 310acTcs, in the Guy ihosa ~
Valley. will be after lIav Ia. Per 1azAh4
sons who send Cows are hereby notified thai they will
be charged The eiira dte or enfrane to
Nov Isl. unles- hey I've writing the
an earlier withdrawal, and also that the undersigned WI
not be liable for aniuas that may stray be injured
while on said Vfems6s.
TERMS-Fhty cents per week, p yabie every Monday
IN ar0nce, unless arrangements made Eith the sub
scriber for the season
Apply al my once over Merchants Bank. SupenorSf
OF 70 IN ford Herdsman, the gates neaT
AsheTa Cos Pipe koundry, or at ms brick dwelling
house on University HeigHts. S 8 Stone
CleNeLlnd. Ann 2lLh. Is5.-anis.d- Nnrl
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K. r. R.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Mann diseases that ALERT nurY Inherited as her
looms disrasea bodies sic kly Scrofa
CONSUMPTION, phills and Ells among the mOs
mon OF cousiftltI nal dIscasrs NOW, no. how
the srcds OF these disesses may hnva
been esialIsled the coirnptng The blooJ-R
WAYS kENogATINu kEsoLrESr ID cradIcafe from the
bodies II the alcei every w nle q Diseased deposits
and ill the veins vta E-ss pare and healthy blood
CIIILDHEN'S DISEASE.
R1uWAX'S EFNOE ArgNg % EsftNEsr should Be hailed
blessing b. every muthlr. trsushuai the land whose
Inlauts ncfc sores. lanors Ihs break
(tGus raryl rs-nre ul diSeae Transmitted
the stock. A lev doses oi The RENovsrINo
hEs0LvENT will eradicate of ihe disease, and
insure the child q sound lid healthy htlY
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~ SHAKER BONNETS.
A large stock a RussIa Crash houe hr cheap
Rleached AID Brown shaker Towels.
Baruslsv Linens, FilloN C7s'nss and Sheetlnss
ID mask Table ID apers and Cloths Dollles, Napkins,
Dnma-k Bordered T0Vye Is an TCvFeliug -
sr51 TAYLOR. GRISWOLD 4 CO
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK

NEW YoRK, Sept. T.
There was little or no excitement about the Quar-.
antine last night.
The u. s. frigate Sabine was towed down from
the city last night, aud anchored abreast the Gov
ernment stores 10 protect them and the shipping,
should the threatened attack Of the mob be made
on them.
The walls of the Quarantine grounds are strictly
guarded.
Matthew Carroll, livery stable keeper, Wa. Mil
er. lager beer saloon keeper, &c, and DeFOrest,
Justice Of the peace have been arrested and there
are some $50 warrants out for various other par
ties.
Ray Tompkins was arrested last night at one
O'Clock aud brought 70 the city.
The whole number Of buildings burnt thus far Is
81
There were no further disturbances last night
although it had been rumored throughout the day
thai all the private dwellings in the injected district
were 10 be burnt.
Ole hundred policemen well armed with rifles
and having also a six pounder, remained on the
premises all night.
Warrants were issued yesterday for the arrest OF
several OF the prominent actors in the Outrages,
including Ray lompkins, who is said to have been
the ringleader.
The Steyadore Matthews, who was shot in the
first attack on Wednesday evening last, will not
live.
Many Of the injected patients who were driven
from tue hospital said to be scattered about this
city and BrOOklyn.
One nall pOx patient was lying in the City Hall
Park all yesterday p NJ, the police refusing TO
touch him.
Mayor Powell of Brooklyn has appointed force
Of one hundred TO patrol the wharyes, TO prevent
the landing OF any more Of the fugitiyes from the
hospital.
Yesterday the Common Council Of Jersey City
entertained Capt Hudson and other officers Of the
Niagara, at grand banquet at the depot Of the
New Jersey Railroad.
Caroline Van Duzer was arrested in this city on
a charge OF having thirteen years ago. at Troy,
murdered the infant child Of Mrs Jane Howard,
who was living in the same house with her. Cause,
jellOas-
The steamship Ariel sailed TO day for Southamp-
ton and Bremen with IsO passengers and S357, 900
in sDpce
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER IRoS CITY-The
steamer Iron City, Capt J. E. TURNER, arrived
from Lake Superior yesterday morning. She
brought down a large number of passengers to
Detroit, and about twenty or twenty five to
Cleveland. She also brought down some copper
from the Cliff Mine and quantity of other
freight. The weather in the Superior country
was quite pleasant; nights cool The City Of
Clevsland came into OntoDgaon about four or
five hours after the Iron Ciy The NOrih Star
had passed through the Sault Canal on Thurs
day evening. The schooner Ford, sunk on the
rocks in the st. Mary's River near Sault Ste
Marie, had been towed into dock by the tug
Eclipse and the sch. COnEzslO. The sch. Sarah
A. Hi5BaTd left Marquette bound up on Tuesday
evening. The Northern Ligh: was met in Thun-
der Bay on Thursday.
The Iron City goes out on hertriP upward on
Wednesday evening next.