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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-02

| FRANCE-A difficulty has arisen between France
and Brazil in regard to the property of French sub
iects dying in Brazil.
The French Consul had struck his flag at Per-
nambuco and appealed TO his Government
| The French Ambassador at Rome had by drec
tion Ofthe Emperor made strong representation
/ to the Pope against the recent abduction by the
Catholics of the Jewish child at Mortara
The Paris flour market was firmel; wheat dull
The provincial corn market unchanged Manu.
facturers were well employed, but the foreign Or
ders were not so extensive as in former A slight
rise in spirits is recorded.
1t was reported that the French Government had
refused to permit England to act either as arbra-
tor or mediator between France and Portugal The
| bourse was declining. The 3 per cents opened on
the 10Th at - francs, % cents, and closed at l3
francs 10 cents
PoRTUGAL.-The two French men of war re
mained at Lisbon. Two British vessels had also
arrived in the Tagus.
HANOvER.-In Consequence of the earnest repre-
sentatOn of the British Government, with refer
ence to tue abolition of the Stadt dues, Hanover
had decided to send an agent to London with full
powers to negotiate the affair
PRUssIA.-It was said that the Prince Regent
had decided on prOclaiming political amnesty 10
all persons compromised since the events which
occurred in lS4S
AUsTRu--RepOrts were current that Count
Buol had resigned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
and would be succeeded by Baron Bach the present
Minister of the Interior.
RUSSIA gigantic fraud upon the Government
had mOnOpOlzed attention, The Government had
paid twelve millions Of rubles Overcharge for con-
structng rhe St Petersburg and Moscow Railroad
the contractors having charged for a much longer
line than was laid down. The rolling stock was
furnished By an American Company according TO
the distance involyinga fearful OveTcharge on this
head. Also many influential persons are cOnpro
missed by the transaction. The matter is expected
TO be hushed up.
Tremendous fires are said to have occurred at
Orel. Five hundred buildings are reported to have
been destroyed.
MoRocco.-A Telegram faom Agiers says the |
reported assassination of the two European Vice /
COnsuls is believed 20 be pure fiction On tue 9TH
er hand the Paris journals say the massacre is con
firmed, one being certainly the French Vice Conf /
sui, but that it is doubtful whether the other is
English or Spanish.
- LIYERPoOL.-BreadstuH Narket,-Richardson, S. s |
Co quote i
F6uT-Dun but steady; western canal 2OG2ls; Ohio 22
,G2is6d.
Wheat-Frm on the grades red western at 5s2dGs
d; white do 6s4d d6sCd; " hI;e southern Esd7sSd
COrn-Du and quotations nominal; yellow 3lSG3s:
white SJs6dd3is6d.
Provision Marse;-Beef dull. Pork hesvv a quota
iiens maintained with difficulty Bacon dull. Lard
5sS. Tail5w quiet.
Produce Afaiket-Sugsr firm Coffee steady.
LONDON--Breadsfuf firm, with S ight advance on
prime grades Of English wheat
Suglr-F I'm at advance Of Sd. Coffee nm Tea in
finn. Rice steady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-02

MELoDEoN HALL.-For the most profitable
amusement which the city affords, go TO the Melo-
deon and witness the unfolding ofthe bright scenes
in the arctic regions; bright with the gorgeously
reflected rays from the glittering icebergs, and
from the icy grottOs and bright with the streaming
Aurora Boreallis which flashes up on the canvas
as brilliantly as in the northern skies We read the
narrative of DR.. Kane at home by glowing fire.
side and think but little of the real sufferings his
party endured, but here we cSn almost hear the
whistling and shrieking wind as it utters the re-
QUEEN of some departed adventurer, and we invol
unfairly shiver with cold, as the scene passes be-
fore US of the hard blue ice cliffs towering aloft in
solemn majesty This is no fiction, no humbug, but
q faithful picture OF actual life scenes.
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FTERNOONSREPORT
FROM NEW YORK

NEw YoRE, Nov /.
Later advices from Venezuela represent tae
country as quiet; all parties quietly awaiting the
arrival of Gen. PaeZ.
The Washington correspondent Of the Times
confirms the report that a new Nicaraguan Trans
it Company is about being formed in Philadelphia.
Messrs. Van Dykes and Wallace are the parties
who have the contract.
1t is understood that Com. Vanderbilt is secret
partner in the enterprise. The contract is-semi-
monthly mails for so years, or, should railroad be
built for 90 years
The steamship BOrussia arrived at this port yes
terday morning from Hamburg and Southampton
with European news to the 18th ult
The intelligence is not important.
4 decree has been published in Madrid which
places American steamers, running regularly be-
tween ports of the United States and Cuba, on the
same footing as English mail steamers visiting Gu
ban ports.
The difficulty between France and Portugal re-
mains unadjuSted.
Atlantic Telegraph shares had fallen to 3OOa35O
pounds
The commercial adyices are not later than those
by the Persia.
The steamship Empire City also arrived yester-
day from Havana, 26th nit.
An expedition Of 400 marines on board the
.teamship Bereguela, had been sent TO TampicO to
force Garza to make restitution OF the money he
had made the foreign merchant pay.
Two British Screw Steamers had arrived with
Cody Slaves, and another was reported to have
loaded 600 negroes from Africa.
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Grsatsrsgqce 5,et ite strings ia the sGHsszi r1ss.
3 ILs manner sf stopping tisrbraoH Of tas string
T. Tie eseHnsgsg Of the riJroti0H Of ils string
g. Izequa,ity Of fiet0He.
C. Thssheagh Of string.
T. The great length Of tine ehic The instrument remains ia tuna.
That the public may see judge themselves whether
the statement be publish diagram Of the Old and
all modern improvements and the Haie Davis Co.'S style
which accepts doctrine that living in age Of a
pr0re and that but old ioes will deny that twice two
equal four and that 100 lbs weigh twice much as fifty
viii Illustrate the philosophy the two kinds nstru-
ments and leave the reader draw his conclusions
l, The Hallet, DaDis q %. Pianos hare greater
length Of string than those Of aHy other make ia
the same sized
The truth this statement may be glance
" the entire length OF straight string be used for vbra
the bridge pin inserted at great from the end
piano else the angle would great the string would
in twain before iteoud be drawn up within an octave Of
It is well known that reason sx-Octve piano
that its strings lior. With the above improvement
GS octave aet Davis Co piano II enabled 10 send out
rr and richer tone than piano Of any Oh
make
2, The HuAet, DaUis d Co. Pianos hare a ,0ider
space JetCeeH the strings than those Of any other
make
that straight string occupies space than simply its
suits while bent string requires in addition tsee dias
room Tor angle from the bridge to the tuning pin The
suits bent strings necessarily close together that
they often hit one another and while tne perform
straight strings have so they freely and
never clash against another.
3, The manner OF stopping The ribrdtion.
The vibration Of the string all pianos where
the hammer strikes it. near the bridge where is stopped see
diagram H.
The tone violin in the world be ruined by
substituting poor bridge; thus proving that the Of
string BGery yae3 By the in which the vibration
stopped The vibration OF the string in the H. O. piano
stopped with little horizontal ets ofeopper bell metal
diagram giving the string soft full mellow liquid tone:
while in all other pianos the vibration is stopped by upright
pins lSee diagram giving thin, irony, f0He
caused thousands persons having line musical
eanizatiOns exclaims
not like the irony twsng Of plano II far inferior
10 the full rich tone OF an organ flute or meOde0n
The that the strings In all ether pianos bent at the
bridge pin that sharp angle has 10 Be ad in order stop
the vibration In the r. d. piano the strings drawn
straight over the copper fret and held dawn firm thereon By
Suspension Bridge. [see diagram s ]
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FOREIGN NEWS.
R1vER Du LouPE. Nov. !

RIVER DU LOUIE, Nov l.
The s. s. Indian from Liverpool at O'Clock on
the morning of the goth ut, has passed this point
on her way to Quebec. The American ship Pep
peroll, Capt. Dixey, from New York for Bordeaux.
reports having passed the Anatria while on fire,
and saw a ship alongside. The steamship Fulton
was to leave Southampton for New York on the
same day as the Indian.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The English news is quite
unimportant Another demonstration against the
introduction of the Confessional in the Church of
England had taken place at London.
Defensive works Of a very formidable nature had
been completed at Fort Malta, on the Clyde.
The London Morning Chronicle says that the
Galway line OF steamers viii certainly get a Gov
ernment mail subsidies at least equal to that paid
the Cunarders.
A letter from Valentia saws the shore end Of the
Atlantic Gable was about to be laid, and that all
the staff at Yalen ia had got notice to leave the
Company on the Both of November, unless some
thing favorable turns up.
Parliament has been prorogued until nominally
the 18th Of November
The French officer who threatened to shoot the
New Castle editor for ibelng his father, the French
Consul. had been fined five pounds.
The London money market continued very easy,
l-2 per cent. being the minimum rate Of discount.
Tie Atlantic Telegraph shares were quoted at 300
to $50 pounds. American securities were dull
with but little change in rates.
Vim. Arnold i Sons, hemp manufacturers, Lon
doD, had failed. Liabilities small.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
RLoSDoN, Oct. 20.-The Bombay mails. the news
of which has been already telegraphed, reached
London this morning.
The Daily News City article says the funds open
ed isty on Tuesday and during the greater part Of
the day a reduction of one eighth was quoted. At
the close there was more frmness, at fully Mon
days rates.
The share market was fat, but closed frmer-
EOS, 600 in gold were sent to the bank during the
day. Gold remittances were being made 10 the
continent owing TO the less satisfactory state Of the
exchange. The discount market remained easy.
The Times City article says that on the stock ex-
change money was procurable at lal l-2 per cent,
and in open market the general minimum rate was
2per cent.
RussIA.-The disturbances IN the eastern prov
inces were more serious than at first represented,
and in the southern provinces the insurrectiOn Of
the peasants had assumed serious character.
CHISA.-The Times complains that the part
played by Mr.. Reed, the American Commissioner
to China was worthy Of his eounirymen. When
the English and French were demanding natural
rights for all mankind Mr.. Reed begged Treaty
for himself and his nation. That Treaty contains
no provisions for free Transit through the country,
for the opening of no new ports, and no provision
for amended Tarin
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N II SOLOMoNSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAN,
es the largest of the approved kinds OF
PEcT4CLES. Anhis glasses, whether fer near or far
ightsd are ground under his Ou Inspection by machine
> construction with he creaiest care as to
the eyes al cases, curing Necklaces, D--Aess
EH1iqRItI0n fse Eges and iInparng strength or long
feadiag or hne sewing.
ES- n. H. soiomonSon would mere inform the public
tat he employs anyone IN the sale OF hSlenses
~ Also. a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES siI
CROSCOPES, COAIPA ASSES. &C kost on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pain, perfect rs natural
9oesS IS superior street under The American Hotel.
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ORERLIN. Noy. 2. 1858.

OBERLIN, Nov. >. 1888.
EDITORS LEADER young man from the east
stopped here few days since and succeeded in
swindling some of our good citizens, though not
on a very extensive scale He represented to us
that he possessed travelling company of musicians
who were TO sing in Cleveland on Friday and here
Oa Saturday night; and that moreover u balloon
fastened 10 terra frma by cordage would remain
here the same day, making arial trips Of shoIt
distance. All tickets purchased for the Concert
before he left would entite the holders TO afree nde
in the balloon. All other purchasers who should
ascend in the balloon would be obliged 10 pay the
extra quarter. Many without stopping TO consider
that the thing must be hoax, (if or no other ac-
cOnnt,) from the fact that no gas could be obtained
here purchased tickets to the amount Of S25 90 or
more. Of course no concert has been listened TO
or balloon risen The scamp, as far as we can
learn, went westward from here. Please pass him
round. IL.
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TIE LECTURE SEAsoy-Next week the sea.
sons lectures will be commenced by Prof E. l..
Houmans, who will deliver two lectures before the
Young Mems Christian Association on Ancient
Philosophy and Modern Science. The course thus
ably commenced will be brilliant one, comprising
among the speakers, Bagard Taylcr, Prof Sill
man, and others of high literary and scientific at
tainments. It is'expeeted that Donald c. Mitchell
(Ik MaryeD willTLI the unoccupied evening.
Much expense has been incurred in securing
these able speakers, but it IS hoped and believed
that the public Will respond literally.
See advertisement for subjects
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-02

II READ WITH CARE-In our advertising
columns is found an advertisement of that great
and popular medicine so extensively sold, and
used by thousands of persons through the West
ern States in the last five years; We mean DR..
Mann's Ague Balsam. We know nothing of
its merits, save what we read and hear spoken of
by our friends, never having been so unfortunate
as TO have to use anything in this line since we
heard of II, vet we feel at al times willing to
make public through the columns of our paper
any discovery, new or old, and recommend it to
our readers, that is so highly esteemed as this
BGLsam. We call attention of our readers TO
this wonderful compound, and if in want of an
ague remedy give it trial. Sold BY all good
druggists 4t-d6w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-02

NEW ORLEANS, Nov l.
The Howard Association closed it labOrs this
day, the yellow fever being no longer epidemic
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q ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."

No senIleman sE0ll nlss l Ile socley oi Iadles with
his teeth discoorej and breath tainted wth tobacco For
purifying the mouth aiter smoking chewing, 'FON.
TAINES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
efectual dentri6ces use. 1t wh;ens the teeth
strengthens the gums ard npars the BREATH oteL
0fsasive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAYING.-Its rich aihsr peneirates and softeRs
the bssrI prevents irritation aud the operation
asy and agreeable F. q. FONTAINE & Co 3O5 Broad
way. and No. Astor House. New York. Sold BY ali
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their CrrP.

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FOUND GUILTY.

ROME, n. Y, Nov. l.
Mrs. YOardon, who has been on trial here for the
past week, for poisoning her husband at Ava, in
August 1857, was found guilty 10 day Of murder
The Jury recommended that the sentence be i'm
prisonment for life. Sentence suspended until next
court
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MLe0ttines.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

NINETEENTH CENTURY!
pROF. WOODS HAIR REST0RA-
Il TIVE Says the 81; Louis mo Democrat Below
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merits Of his Hair Tonic Such evidence have It's eff
feet, when coming reliable If certificates
guarantees Of TRUTH the Dr. needs encomums
useless putfery from the press; ~,
PROF o wooD s Co.-GrntIsmen: Having my atien-
effects of your Hair Restorati,e was Induced TO make
application OF 1t upon my own hair, winch had become
the character Some three months since procured
totte OF your Hair Res9r.tiye, aud used It. soon
tie cf vi ich have used some can now certify TO ihe
world that the gray white hair i orally dsappea ed
both on my head and fare and ha'r has resumed its
been before for twenty-five years KY years
old; my good wife at the Of hitywO has used Il with
The above notice 1 deem due To you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever will rightly it,
directions will not have occasion contradict my
statements citizen Of this city, aud have been
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''' am truly yours, A C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January q, 1853.
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words CATIONS 70 in giving to the
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BROOKFIELD, January Y. 1883
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and reiais fr dollar per hOttehe medium holds At
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DARING OuTRAGE.-Last night as a young lady,
the daughter of one of our prominent citizens, was
passing up Erie ST., unattended, aman started from
Mr. Hopkins drug store, on the corner of Euclid
and Erie sts., and followed her. He soon overlook
her and told her to stop. She told him she would
call the watch if he did not let her pass unmolest-
ed she then started to run from him but he laid his
hand on her shoulder, a1d drawing a glittering
knife swore he would kill her if she said or did any
thing more. Terribly frightened, she gave loud
scream, which brought out a large dog from the al.
ley by Mr.. Duty's undertaken shop, when the man
ran rapidly away. He was 4 tall man with heavy
black whiskers, and wa5very finely dressed Two
bullets from revolver would have been good
dose to present the scamp with
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FROM ST. LOrIs

ST. LOUIS, Oct 81
The overland mail with dates to the 4th antici
pated via Isthmus mail; arrived within schedule
time, with three passengers.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l.
Gov. Stewart of this State has appointed Thurs
day the 25lh of November as a day of Tbanksgiv-
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New MONTHLY.-Messrs. OakSmith & Co, puL.
fishers OF "EmersOn's Magazine and Putnam's
Monthly" have made another change in the name
of their publication. They are to issue "a bright.
new, high-tOned, illustrated Magazine, to be called
"The Great Republic Monthly" \ long and
brilliant list of contributors accompany their pros
pectus. Should the designs of the publishers be
carried out, We presume they viii have no cause to
complain of want of appreciation in the public
Success TO them
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoKK, Nov.-l.
The Steamboat Alice Price, running between
this city and Shrewsbury, n. J., burst her chimney
to day at the latter place The engineer two fire.
men and four passengers were badly scalded.
Macomber, male of the SLAYER Hardee, escaped
from the Eldridge Street Jail last night and has not
been re-taken.
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lMPRovENENTs.-A large number OF new build
ngs are in process of ferection in different parts Of
the city. The greater part of these are small and
Of WOOD ranging in value from $500 TO $780,
There are, however, quite respectable number of
good and substantial dwellings going up. In a
walk on business yesterday, We found the following
in the neighborhood of each other.
c. A. Hill is putting up one story wooden dwell.
ing at No. 50 Parkman St, for VIM Finch. EST
mated cost $500
John Thompson, at No. 81 Parkuan St. is erect
ing two story dwelling. Cost SiOO.
On the corner of BroWnell and Marion sts.. Mr.
Edwin Williams is erecting story and half wood
en- dwelling at cost of about $500.
fine two story wooden dwelling has recently
been put up at the corner of Perry and Garden SITS
D. Hobart, at No. %, Cedar St. is building
two story wooden dwelling, at a cost of about $500
At No. 43, Cedar ST, VIM. Gabriel has going up
a substantial two story brick dwelling, which will
be a well finished building. The roof will be put
on this fail Estimated cost, 81 900.
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q SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
ShillIngs and SUpences bought Sl.l5 per ounce by
CHAS. A READ CO. Bankers, No. - Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB. Spanish quarters will average nearly twenty ythree
pIe
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See advertisement for subjects.

DIsTRIcr CoURr-In the case Of McMilen, the
evidence has been heard, and pleas made by
Messrs. Slade and Ingerso, the latter for Plaintiff
and the former for Defendant A. G. Riddle viii
close the argument for the Plaintiff to-day, and
Judge Andrews for Defendant