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WIZ TRUTH C0MMAND ATTENTION.

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CHICAGO, July %
The Directors Of the Galena and Chicago B; R.
Company have to Nv declared DIVIDEND Of ioot
per cent, payable in NSE YORK on ne '''H VI
August
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-23

CIScIxNAf'. July %
The corner stone Of the Masonic Temple a. the
corner Of Third and Walnut streets was laid To-Day
with appropriate ceremonies.
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spefioL Notices.
TRAVELER's itKGIsTEk.

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ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN SU RAN CE
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, up Stairs.

EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY-A leasshold we'll
rated IN eeptra part OF the city lo b.
l65 feet with good buildings The buildings with lease
and lot or Western lands
A GOOD FARlI-AbOut - miles fr0m the City Plank
foad53 with good h1us. barn and orchard with
variety Of other frusol sandy lOaIn and well Watsted
$40 peracre.
SIX ACRES mile west oi the city line on Plank
Road. viii exchange i0r farm.
DETROIT Sf.-Near State St.-HOuss and Lot-lOt s.
- lss fee with shade and fruit trees-tO exchange for
iarna-
on LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west OF the eitv-Forty-
two ll1l Acres, with small house and orchard and
o. tloer TO Ichange for house and lOt-One West
side preferred
LoRAIN sT--GooJ 2Atory House and Lot exchange
for a small farm
VACANT LOTS Two god lots on Garden ST.. to sell
low for cash OF ou time
I'm Tor large number Of boaders. well l0ca ed the
business PrL OF the city, arranged that art the
whole can Be rented.
Also. 2s ory DSsliins House BJnd 81, with
and gaS-S3O. story Dwelling House Detroit ST
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the uscitston OF the Cariist cause or which is
the same the overthrow Of the throne Of Isabella,
and the triumph of pure absolutism with the dynas
~ of the Count de Montemolin.
The Paris Mon,t~r announces Gin the partie
NonoficieLs) the arrival in Paris of Madame Month
10 (the Empress mother). M. de Turgot's fate will
no doubt be now dc cided his intimacy and excellent
understanding with the English Ambassador in Mad
rid and his resistance to some extra official preten
sons having brought on his head the enmity Of GER
tain people in the Spanish capital, but who have
hitherto been unsuccessful in procuring his reuaova
The Paris Prssse thus slludes to the runners cur
rent in Spain with respect to fusion between the
regning dynasty and the heirs Of Don Carlos: is
very evident that the intentions of the present
Spanish Cabinet are by TO means favorable to q
fusion for article % of the bill the press pre-
sented TO the Cortcs few days ago, describes as
crime any direct indirect attack on the laws of
exclusion from the throne.
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Naval Entsilturu~s.

Part of the marine guard of TIE Uoited states steam
er suiquehsrps sen, 10 TIE ouarsr,re Hospital were
able 10 leave YESTERDAY, having served out The full pc
rod Of their "blsck Est :, asd are now quered Ia tho
Marine Barracks, Brcoslyp, New York, At which place
they viii remain until lad on
In ssue Of The 25h inst under the bead or "savs
Intelligence" stated through fase representation
nsde 70 reporter that Lou, Edward A. Barnet, Of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, would DO In temporary com
mapd q The United states steamer suEquehanna during
The time Of her being qraraninec at The lover bay rhs
" Mr.. Robert c. Barnard, OF the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, and Nr John y waugh Captain Of the Navy
Yard Police and sir reliable taken from tho rIggers
Captain Robert Tsnsi late IN command Of the marine
guard on board the United states receiving ship North
Carolina has been ordered 70 Wasblpg,on 70 OH more
important poet a. The Washington Navy Yard. Captain
Tsnsili IN every inch solder and Ia leaving bis last
petition leaves behind him the regrets Of Lis whole com
mand II has been asserted by military men-one OF
whom reporter conversed with on tho subect-thu
there n not better drilled OF In The marine
vice than be guard o. Tie rcceiyug ship North Carolina
ard they have been brought 70 this sric, state OF dsc
pine through the unrenitilng exertons OF their late
lcsder who infused spirit or military pride and srdor
INTO big nen alike credbe 70 himself and the service 70
which he belongs.
The United stsies ffigaie 81 Lawrence, Commander
Hull, and soop Of war Falmouth, Commander Ferrand
we're at Montsvdeo February %. The steamer shubrick
was probably there also, though mention Ia made
Of her.
The United States sioop ofwar yohn Adams cam 70 M
last evening from Hampton Roads and anchored OF the
Naval he spits She leit Pa,isma Nov g. and touched Al
Vsrsratso and 81 Pelenassed from the latter March
and arrived here April g. IN forty seven days passage
al well and no scknc. on board since leaving Panama
The following ls, q her ohcers -Comr auder Henri
X Hof rieutenes..s NAPOLEON Coins, q, r. De KIsn
Milton Haxton, J. r. Fgglestou, Francis n. Baker, r. r.
McCue; srgeon, Thomas ". Potter Assistant surgeon,
Thomas j. Turn@ Marine 0cer and Acting purser, First
Lieutenant John T. Brcome Conner Vim. Hatch; SAL
maker, VIM NJ Malone. We learn that the yshn Adams
bias come home somewha, shert banded in sailors ssd
mariners, some OF them having been previously sent
home and come having deserted At Valparaiso. Az
orders are received from the department, II Washing.
- s.r elsS be tL..bS-ge', Mercy Rsroli Agrd q
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Amy Intelligence.
Assignments duties OF sa officers have been ordered
w The War Department, follows

Assignments duties OF san officers have been ordered
w the War Department, follows
rorogRAPaIcAL ENGINEERS.
Captain Howard s,anabury in charge Of constructing
milisry roads In Minnesota Territory.
Captain George Thorn in charge Of constructing military
roads IN Oregon and Washington Territories.
Lieutenant r. :. williamson 10 duty IN the Department
of the Pacific
IeutensptG Meudell TO report for duty 70 Captain O.
O. Meade at Detroit Michigan 10 charge OF the survey Of
the lakes.
Lieutenant B. Wheeler 10 report 10 Captain Thorn for
DUTY on military roads Oregon aud Warrington rrri.
tories.
guARryRwAsrHR DEPARTMENT.
Brtvet Major L. Donaldson " proceed ~ and repSrt
for duty al the headquarters Of The Department Of Sew
Mexico.
Captain i. q Esston 70 proceed N 81 Louis, Mo- AID
report to the Qusr,ermsser General for duty the De-
partment OF the West
large drsh Of recruits under The command OF Captain
Nathaniel Lyon, ID Infantry, left Jefferson Barracks No.
on the 18th inst for Fort leavenworn 70 OH up the 0th
Regiment Of 1nfsotry al that post
Colonel loomis, 5th Infantry, commanding the Depart
mert CT FLORIDA, has been compelled to discharge without
pay Or allowance large number Of the mounted voun
teers recently mustered into service that depart
1ns has been the eecond third discharge made In this
regiment for vinully abandoning and deserving their
ranks, which speaks rather poorly Of our volunteer
system.
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General COUNT DE VEyTuRA who for thirty years In
the service Of native princes In India and who at
played somewhat important part the eveots Of that
country, hss died, after short masdy at his estate Of
LArdenne, near Toulouse France He went 70 Caoool In
1879 and entered the service Of the King who gave him
The Commission OF Lieutenant colonel Subsequently ne
followed bis c0unryman General Alard, 70 lahore ana
as his aide de camp with the rank Of brgsdier genera
get ~ work 10 reorganze R1oieet Singhs army on ,ne
European system lie took part In almost all Runleet
Singb's ware sgans, the English Runjeet Sngn dcu %
1892 snd General Allsrd IN 1870, but Genefh
naDcd the service Of Carrack Sngh l~no
his faher) until 1851 when returned 70 france WIN
large fortune ard liver complaint re nss w. soue
scrvauons on Indian affairs
u1ia Iertsr nm Copvyts great granddaughter OF tho
great CorneiIle, he's died at Agucs horses'
Aocoss have been received from Beyron, ,ne desln
=. eS lac, month az the Baron voN NEwmaNs, Bava-
49,. ,.vsiIer who had been iuto the Darfur and the
Wa, ~ search Of peyp Of Dr Vogel
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hrsASDs FocRrxzwm CosCmn v 70 DO given al tbs
academy q Music 70 night The programme, which
nears TAlberg ead VIsuxtemps Ia ADDITION 70 thcse 4
inc distinguished Musard and his Invaluable assistants.
bEoADwAr TasArxz-Mr. and Mrs. Waller, whose ea.
Claude and Pauline, in Baiwers vors psy called I'm,
LADY OF Lyons" this evening M HCioakey and
other popular arss wAi Afterwards sppear IN capital
HisIos GARDEN. marvellous fes,s psysorsned b~
The wonderful Raves in the pantomime OF srhs Goldea
Egg, which literally overruns with those iaexphcasaa
TICKS euo uansormaacns tn tie execution Of which THIS
troupe unrivased continue bewdsr ana aus5e lsres
audiences every Eight.
Bowmr.-The revival Of the ever popular drama q
"Riebzi" will doubt be tho of aing this houss
from base 10 come with enthusiastic spectasors evacE
evening this week. The scenery mostly new ana tSs
cast rather superior 70 any We have had here in ose
time.
BrR1on's-1hs new Eve act drama, entitled ssIAe
Among thu Players IN England and America, Is a.
rounccd for repetition night The characters bring 81
the entire strength Of the company the leading ras
Waloot. ''''s A~~ '''
BY Messrs. Blake and Lester, Mines Hoey, Vernon &C.
has OF aie been amusing the PATROLS Of this house WITH
various popular pieces, Including the play Of hs
Glove kIcs which b 70 be given to night. With "sprns
srd Autumn"
LAURA Kmx's ma patriotic drama called sBlancha
Of BIZ and wine /" like almost evefyth that haS
drecress a this pleasant place Of resort has nads
decided hit and d nightly attracting large numbers .
people 10 zee II.
AMERICAN Musuux The Scotch drama Of "Iord Darn
10y" and amusing farce Of sYour Le's IN Danger
arc be performed This Afternoon In the evening s
Daruley" will be repeated, with the iaugnabe farce
"Famy Jars"
E1MoPIANIsM addition /, ipnumerabls comic
other songs, groeeque dances aud 'contemposaneous'
burlesques, the patrons Of the coiored opera
To- night promised the panoramic farce Of the "Siegt
Ride' a. George Cbristy ard Woo5's, tho whmsica
"Dream Of ShOvelry" Byants and the peculiar paao
mime OF Gle Moulin Msgique' at Matt. PEEPS.
Mr. J. G. MAKpER The numerous friends OF this euneu
musician should bear in mind that he has arranged
exceptOnable programme for his concert At Mozart Hal
to night Various eminent theatrical and musical artist
have volunteered fer the occasion.
TIE POLAR REGioSs.--The graphic panoramic niusts
tons OF the explorations Of the Arctic regions by the 10
mened Kane and his hardy companions are still es
hbition at the Brooklyn Atheaaum.
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THE LAW AND PRACTICE or COMMISSION AGENT
BEARD AND ANOTHER w. FANsHAwE.


BEARD AND ANOTHER vs. FArsHAwB.
This action, which involved questions of conside
rabe interest 10 men Of business, was tried at the
Liverpool Assizes before Mr.. Justice Byies, on the
10th and 30th ult.
Toe action was brought 10 recover a commission
OF one per cent on certain oonsignments alleged TO
have been made through the instrumeRtality Of the
plaintiffs, who are or were commission merchants
and commission sgonts AZ MS0c6sster, 20 the bou.e
OF Fanshawe, Milliken Townsend, az New York.
The plaintiffs stated that Mr.. Fanshawe, who IL a
member Of the latter firm, and who resides at Man
chester proposed 10 them 10 the year 1853 that they
should endeayor 70 obtain coDsignments for the New
York house, and informed them that II they sue.
ceeded in obtaining any BE would allow them upon
the gross proceeds the usual commission Of one
per cent. To these terms the plaintiffs assented,
and upon their recommendation several Of their
friends consented 10 consign. In November, 1854,
defendants firm made out statement Of account In
which they gave the plaintiffs credit for the commits
sion Of one per cent upon all consignmonts made I'D
% that time. After that MISUNDERSTANDING arose
and the question 20 he decided in this action was
n-,.-.: 80 e9mlissiea vas r'yags r?2a ssl.,ss
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Is not to be submitted to them for their vote though
they are the persons most OF oil concerned IN 1t;
there Is no concern about them. there are no qualms
of conscience about such wanton and eternal sacri-
fee of their rights, but the right of the popular
sovereignty to make such sacrifice is unquestson-
able is inviolable.
If Senator Crittenden's amendment admitting the
question of such q sacrifice, such an establishment
of slavery, to the people at large in their popular
sovereignty, had been proposition requisiti0n to
submit the question or slavery to the vote and choice
of the persons proposed to be enslaved, "the slave
shadow OF right and Justice; though indeed it could
never be right to submit poor ignorant human
being TO the possibility under free constitution OF
choosing to be o slave. But such an amendment
would have been received with volcanic explosions
of anger, as a work of the most destructive fanat-
csm, with shouts and hootiDgs of derision, the
dwellings OF a man insane. The whole party can
rghtful unquestioned privilege of humanity. to the
generous popular sovereignty, for its decision;
but the question Of the choice Of being enslaved
not the possibility OF presenting that question for
decision to the very beings whom it Ia proposed to
doom to such bondage, Ia not to be entertained in
the councils of free State, sovereign people.
Indeed, such q proposition would be an interfe-
sovereignty Of republican States, intimatng the
possibility Of denying that It belongs thing Of
unquestionable right to the popular sovereignty to
choose, establish and secure perpetual slavery il the
said popular sovereignty pcases. And now the con-
fict for freedom in this country Ia fast dwindiing
down to the protection and defence of this asserted
popular right. And the only pretended superiority
Of the free States the slavethe only right they
pray may not be taken from them is the privilege Of
determining for themselves whether they will have
slavery or not A most grand and dignifed position
u most noble and eraited patriotism! G.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DHorOGR APHY.-PUBLrsHED rms DAY
EUAL or PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMfSTRY, includ
the practice Of The .C1lochn" process. By 7. Freder
Hhrdwirh Fourth efiIon containing 100 l2mo. PIP, boz
IN red CLOTH 81 per copy. When forwarded BY mall 81
y p. HUMPHREY 81 Jispensrd street N.
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county OF New York FROM the iTh dag
April to the 24th day of April, 1855.
Men, "a; woynea Oh boys, li6 girls, 1ia-rotai, 800
Adults, les; children, 2Ss males, lss females, als
ooiored persons, 10.
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- BY MISS TERESA EsMONDE,
In reply 10 Charles Nacksv.
with illustrations Of Mcore's Melodies,
Al MOZART HALL, on WEDNESDAY eve-ins, Aprn
Madame de Iusrsn will sing eight lsvore melodles
To commence a O'Clock. Tickets - cents
Tickets n be had ~ the book stores Of Dunissn urea
I'll broadway; NJ Bsverty, ITO Fultop teeti cu 20
the Irish News Irish American, and Nndica'or ana tne
sic stores.
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THE MCCLURE SEASON.

(inURCH oF TnK PURITArs, ON UNION sQuARI
" Rev g. q f1NEEY win preach his evening tTuesdi
at quarter before eight o'clock also "Wednesday, Tht
day FRIDAY EVENING" al the hour. Prayer meet
each ertning attn O'Clock.
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Id @ leans 1ailg Crescent
RIvER INTELLIaEMeE.

FRIpAY, August 27, 1858.
Yesterday the weather was ohangeaba in tn
usarniak, clear towards noon, and cloudy in the Of
ternasn. During The day NE had several heavy show
eFs The river before the city is reeeding quite fast
AaR1vAL s.-The Bayou Lafourche weekly passea
geg packet Dr.. Batey, Capt A. Dugas, arrived with
ss hhds, sugar 800 bbls and 202 half bbls moasses
She win leave IS usual On Saturday next at o'clock
An
Tlie Fort Adams regular packet salIe Robinson,
Capt r, n Gross, arrived with 252 baes cotton, II
hhds sugar, Ito bbls. molasses, The sale Robin
son win leave on next Wednesday the Isl Of sep
TENDER, at p. MI She viii continue as regular
Wednesday packet,
The @. D. Jr., from Bayou sara, with 40 bales cot
ton and rs bids. sugar.
ghe Railroad line packet Gladiator, from St. Louis
with full cargo Of produce. We are indebted to
her polite clerk for late papers.
me Maria Denning, Capt Carroll, arrived from ST.
Louis with large cargo.
The new Fort Adams passenger packet Golden
AGE. Capt McCombs, came over to the landing yes,
teFday morning. looking in fine style She has been
rpainted and elegantly fitted up for the trade. She
viii leave on her first trip on Saturday next at P.
AE. and continue as a regular Saturday packet, thus
offering the greatest accommodations to planters and
shippers on the coast.
The Kate Dale, having been run into while lying
AZ the leEee by the Canal street ferry boat, dam.
aging her wheel in such manner that she viii ne
eessarily have to lie over for repairs
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~ 70 tie al as follows: = '''S' '''
Since our last the signs Of improvement amongst the
aereill and manufacturing communities parked
there indications wanting inspire hopeiunesa in the
e l,s tas reports q ne favorable
p \, ssrly oTsSsjis ror 1tngin rria, ~
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NEW Notwithstanding C8hawba-l hhds tobacco, 1890
bh flour, 81 do pork ~ do meat l9 ties hams S29O specie
% pigs mdse.
Rusk8O bb our 500 pigs groceries, $50 pkgs dse, 10 dc
dry goods.
HAYRE-Ship Nargareti0E bales cotton 800 bbis flour,
casks heesSaX, 24uS bbls whisky, Ii $50 slaves.
PHILA nELPHIA-schr stephen TabsrI59 hhds tobacco,
SIS bids hides a bales hemp y bxs type do mdse
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BOARp % -ALDE3AIEN.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. %, 1853.
The Board met this day on convocation Of the
Mayor
Members present Hon. J. 0. Nixon, President !;
Messrs. HARRISON Landry and Vennard-4.
There being no quorum, the Board adjourned to
Friday next, 9th inst, at d o'clock, P. NJ
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.