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REwARDED.-Mr. Gill, of the Ohio Patriot,
who failed to get the U. s. Marshalship but sold
out his newspaper establishment to the aPPli-
cant for the Office who did, at good round price,
has been appointed and confirmed as Military
Store Keeper in the Quartermaster Department,
u. s. Army. Mr.. C. win be located at Fort
Leavenworth.
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The WHEAT CEOP The report we heard
at Columbus, on Tuesday, from most sections
of Southern and Central Ohio in regard to the
wheat crop, generally cut, was not very favor
able The yield in most of the counties is rep
resented to be less than an average one, and in
many not halfs crop. In the backbone coun-
ties, except Stark, the report is much more IA
rnrahle
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EF-Mr P. D. Hall, of Akron, Is now IN EGG
land, purpOsing, we believe, to spend some time
in Europe. He has purchased, as We learn,
several invoices of English goods, which will
be shipped by New York in bond to Cleveland,
for the firm in this place, paying duties at Ceve-
land.-AkTOR Beacon.
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srARvIso.-1t is stated that the murderer
LOefner, from Cincincinnati, whose death SEN
tenee was committed to life Imprisonment, is
trying the experiment of starving himself to
death He neither speaks nor eats, and has
gone on so five or six days already. Let him
starEe. The world can spare the double muir
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NEURALGIA.

A genflsmln living in Philadelphia sais:
In passing hToush Pittsburgh moaths since pur-
chased bottle of BGRHAYE'S HOLLAND BTTTERS.
II relieved much, that returning home I bought
ottles from Dr. Dyott. which completely
OF Neuralgia. have ended the article many
of F Liends and four i've Of tic Huaher say cured
them think that my recommendation has done
its sale in Philadelphia than your Advertising"
I'VE not permitted to publish the name, but any per
ealling.t the store oroommuncatng with by let
ter, viii be convinced Of the rath oihis statement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-15

AMAxxOTH CHURCH Arch. Bishop Hughes,
has just closed a contract for building mag
nifcent Cathedral on Fifth Avenue, n. Y City,
to cost upwards Of million of dollars The
size will be l4O feet front by 925 feet in depth
1t is said that this Chureh win be the largest in
the Christian World, with the exception of St.
Peters at Rome and St Psul's at London,
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1HC has AAaAS NAA1-AAA-ASN1-
NOMINATION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Christopher P Wo,coa, of Summit, was
nominated for Attorney General by acelama-
ton.
NOMINATION OF MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS
The following gentlemen were announced as
candidates John L. Martin, of Butler; A F.
Hench, of Warren; Moses C. Mitchell, of Nj
ami; James F. Whiteman, of Clark Thomas J.
Larsh, of Preble; B. EgglestOn, of Hamilton !;
Levi Sargent, Of Tuscarawas; Harlow Chaplin,
of Washington; John II. Kelley, Of Perry /;
John A. Blair, of Muskingum; Kent Jarvis, of
Stark; John Sears, of Medina; Il. Howe, of
Summit; C. Durfee, of Ottawa and John B.
Gregory, of Scioto. Before the vote was taken,
Mr.. Gregory was withdrawn on account of the
candidate for Supreme Judge residing in the
same county, and Mr.. Howe for the reason that
the Attorney General is also citizen of Sum-
nit Messrs. Kelley, Jarvis, Sears and Durfee
were withdrawn after the first ballot, Mr. Larsh,
Mr.. Hench and M Mitchell on the third, Mr..
Eggleston on the fourth, and Mr.. Blair On the
fifth The canvass was quite animated, but
carried on with entire good feeling. The sew
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-15

E1PLosIoN-LIvEs LOsT.-The boiler of the
steam mill near Rich Hill, Knox county, owned
by Mr.. Miller, exploded last week, instantly
killing two sons of AIr. Miller and doing much
damage TO the premises.
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MARRIED.

July Isi Mr. W. DENNNG, Of Hudson. and Miss Z.
DEAN, OF Cuyahosa Falls
Il RageHna July Il Mr. f. d. BLACK Of Chicago. and
Miss NJ daughter Of isreal Forke, Es. Of RaYenna q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-15

Su1c1DE.-Mrs Lucinda Conway, of Morgan
Knox county, cut her throat on the I'd, while in
state of mental alienation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-15

On the fifth ballot, John l. Martin, of But
Ter Co., having received a majority of all the
votes, was declared nominated for Member of
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Announcement
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

EDITOR LEADER PLEASE announce through the med-
OF the Leader the OF A G.. RIDDLE E fFsq., Il
eyeland, candidate before the Republican District
Convention or Representative 10 Congress frJm the l9th
Congressional District, the choice Of many kepub
leans OF
dSw CUYHoGA COUNTY.
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Amnsemcnts,
Forest Dale Garden and Museum,

Corner Of Wilson Avenue and Kinsman Street.
m G. EVANS RESPECTFULLY
infoms the public that he will open the above named
Garden on the THIRD Oh JULY, for the sale Of
Strawberries. ICE CREAM,
And all kinds Of fRUITS. The Garden Is laid out in
Flower Borders with under Shady Oaks. In the
Gtrdeu ne will keep large Black Bear. Gray Foxes,
Coons. etc. He will atthe same time open his
N U E U NJ,
CnnaiIng 10 COO Specimens Of Animals Birds Moths In
seets Nine ais, Shells, Indian Cunostes, and Ancient
Silver and Copper Coins.
Among the Animals Is the great ALIG AToR. Is feet
long, the Armdi from South America the Seal, Beaver
&c.
Among the Birds is the Csteh Eagle Scarlet nis Rose
Setter. Sgnol Bill sc.
The collection Of Iaeeis Moths Sc Is the greatest in
the Northern stat
u Admission to the Museum. 10 cts Children half
admission 70 the tlardsn. free. juiI.2w Isl
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C. A. Benedict, CuyahOga.
Moses u. Granger, Muskingam-
Geo. i. HOHister, Hamilton.
John S Herrick, Portage.
Isaac NJ Keeler, Sandusky.
Samuel NJ Matthews, Shelby.
Mr. Craighead was conducted to the Chair,
and in very neat address returned thanks
to the Convention foT the honor conferred upon
him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-15

-.--.-sgs,s. .suIHmll Co, July 18th Mrs MARY D..
wife Oi X '. Horace Smith, aged s. wears.
Mrs S was sister OF Mrs Ovati and Mrs. Lefingwsll
Of this eity-
In Peru, HarOa Co, July Isl. JOHN TERRY aged g
ears.
June 3gh. in The e2i year OF her age Mrs. SARAH R.
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o.n,.hI,cou STATE Convention.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Committee on permanent orgAiii]A''ou
reported the following officers, who were duly
appointed;
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VICE PRESIDENTS,
Ist Distr;ct-F Hsssaurek, of Hamilton.
81 Francis JobsOn, do.
al Thomas Brown, Montgomery.
ztb Phillip Herring, Auglaize.
5th James Murray, Wool
6tb d. H. Stevens, Clermont.
Hb J. Haywortb, Clinton
gth Rodney Mason, Clark
9th 5. r. Harris, Crawford.
lOtb r. ii Bartlett, Ross.
IItb We. Shaw, Fairfield.
.Is,b Hon. D. Humphrey, Licking
I3b David AndeTsoo, RIchland-
I4tb " VIM. W Orr, Wayne.
I5th =. Samuel Furtic, Tuscarawas.
10th Harlow Chaplin, Washington
I7th Isaac Morton, Guernsey.
IS,,, VIM Hatcher, Stark
rom a. W.B. Castle, CuyahOga.
2nb r. W. Tayler, Mahoning.
9Ist CYRUS Mendenhall, jefferson
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mo HEADS OF RAMIIIES I'M

Il OTHERS-A valua d recipe for all symptoms Of
C1slera and opasmodic Cupailis-the OF which Is
thng Is pleasant 10 the TASTE and will any length
o. time IN BOTTLES Every mother ought to have In the
house they will BY the igredens II is sale 10 aive
70 the smalct infant The Recipe will be scot with fun
lire tous receipt Of 2ct pOsfage stamps or cther
Post One. Clevelaud irio-iqTs
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Genrral Notices.
NOTICE

WHERERS, Various Individuals
have been IN the practc- for months past.
depoiug Goals lr1n and other arc
upon my wharf erected upon aud adjacant U S.
Government Pier IN Cleveland, under license given
70 them by the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road
Company all such persons thereto hereby DO
tined tt every species Of authority heretofore express
or inpedy gwen 10 sad Rall Road COoany 10 de post
goods upon said wharf, or o. receive wharfage therefor
been BY revoked. AL persons who shall har
portion thereof for business purposes alter the sf
day Oi luns S h0ut INST obtaining suth9rty from
Attorneys IN Cleveland. Messrs Spaudiug Parsons viii
be deemed tTespassers and treated accordingly.
Elk. COLLINS.
SnauldlnK y Parstns, AtnIneys tvlai2m l9
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RUFUS P. SPALDI

Mr.. Peck having received a majority of all
the votes cast on the second ballot, was de-
clared duly nominated for Supreme Judge. On
motion the nomination was made unanimous
with an enthusiastic aye.
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I Ufiee o. The ConnlssilneTs o. Cuyh1ga CO.
Cleveland, June n lsss-
| CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ reCeivtd Ihis Oe until the da- July next
for building the mns1lry ira bridge Egbens MIL
Radlarl- Spsc5ee- ef 49,
tfice and sfter Molda next
Hg nniSE SEff Il ~ Il I'm III, ,..
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Trunks Trunks!
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Gents
"a and LADIES' TRUNKS. Also. the Railroad Bog Pei
nssers, NalIses Sltchels ald Trunk Covers. ~
Jus n BUTTS. . SuperiurSt
once OF the Ulmmi, sioHers of I'uyahosa Ca..l
Cleve and, June p, ls5s.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received a. this Oce until the 18Th day July next
for blidng the mls1nry bridge Egbers Mill IN
Befurd. Specifications Of the work may be seen al ths
once on anu after Monday next
By Order Of the B0anl.
lun2sdSWtlanly Isl Mll-LIAMFULLER Clerk
RAYNES K OWNERSHIP AND
OwoOLEN DfERS.-Ofice No. Il s. Clair ST. Ceve
land. Ohio
Every variety OF Silk and woolen dyed or cezned -
BrOche and SILK shaws clenned dyei Cents Apparel
dyed or Cleaned, 10 look EQUAL To NEW. Feathers,
siraW Bonnets, Eet Ha etc. dyed KID G.oves and
Furs cleared Country Orders Duncually attended to.
iull:dlm ls9
WOOL! WOOL THE NORTH
w ern Transportation COmpany Is PREPARED togive low
figures ir the tr poratiOn Of Wool 10 New York Trov
Albany, Blsrou, Manchester, Low ell &e Apply -
CHAMBERLTN. CRAWFORD 1 co. Agents
Cleyeland june .. ,5s-jun26.3G
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. :
AThe underSgre has been duly appointed and qualified
Administrator with the will anne1e Of the estate OF
Major Solo Say. deceased, late Of CuyahOga county
June >. lsas-d5w ls1 L. PRENTISS
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Samuel Craighead, of Montgomery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
LAW INI,ELLIGEIYCH.

SUPREME COURT-CH.MsERs- August lL-Besofs Judge
CLERKE
THE FNGIIsH ENBEZZLEMENT CASE.
Peel her Biitsc Msesys Secretary Of State tor the
War Department agt James Sutton Eliott
II will be remembered that Judge Iogrsham denied
ieendaI. application to be discharged from ARES, but
with liberty to renew it on his affidavit. An order WAS
subsequently obtained requiring plaintiffs to show cause
today why the order Ct arrest should not DO vacated
This order being returnabIe today Mr.. Whitaker,
for the plaintiff, spilled for postponement, on the
ground hat be wes awaiting information from England
ard Cana as to the counter claim act up BY the de-
fertart He expressed bis willingness for an adjourn
men. fer forty days, with the understanding ths
upon lis ob:siDirg tie Necessary aiiis &c from
England ard Canada, he would apprise defendant
coursel Of tie fact and bring on the motion on two
days ro.ice.
Mr. c. A. Seward opposed this, quoting the Lstln
maxim, Timeo Daaaos Ct doHa fereHtes as appLoaoIs
TO the proposition Of Dir. Whitaker. He spoke Oh
the hndsL;ps Mr. Elliott was forced TO undergo, aud
the icsLiiicent Accommodations at the place oil us
COZ tineneLt.
TIE Judge seemed inclined TO deny postpone
melt, but remarked that he could not hear tue arg
melt TO- day, he was going to leave the Court a.
O'Clock. He finally ordered 1t 10 be postponed III
Lext Wednesday, at 10 o'clock &. N.
TIE soRIH RIVER BASK TO RESUME BUSINESS
hiram Graz, ;on .s;. The North River Bsnr ,
To-day Mr.. VIM. G.. Sterling, counsel iof !ne WI
River Bark made application to the Court % 'n.e'
judgment upon tie report of BIZ. Hamilton n'O'A
scr, the referee in this case. From Mr. Robinson
report it appears that NJ A. b. Hays, the Recover "
TIE Bank took into bis possession essess amounting "
81 236 iss So and paid on; s5l7 1913 IL, leaving s'e''
rc.rdrs scms stock Of the Bank taken IN payment VI
debts 70 the smoun. Of So il3 10.
Tie Judge ordered Judgment to be entered ta'' .u'
Receiver deliver the Assets TO the BABE SUI 'A'
Receiver be discharged.
1t i stated that the Bstk viii resums oas'as'' 10
few days.
ALL ,BouT a BAG OF POTATOES -. 81.
Archibald Brown was convicted at the CouI. y,
Special 81 sscns for stealing bag OF PotsO9' -,
ccpfred il the Tombs. 70 day, MI As1soa - sch -
counsel applied for writ Of hsJsss corpus, WIZ :
view Of testing the Legality Of Brown eonv.cnU
in the event OF the Court Sustaining II, 20 Iii
clients liberty Oh bal, pending the a2peN, la
be taken TO the Court Of General Ssseo;s
Csike giantse the wit, rs,urnab.e io'h"""
Richard Lsthers agt Thos. II. SuiI-'''
granted. Win e5 costa % sbiee event
Before Judge NGkAhAs- v,,v,s
TIE IsJrsCrross AGAINST ThI OhkhAn ,;ro-.n.. a.,
Ii. Society for tbs Reformation Of Cs.yss
Adnlpa Reinaat ct q. Ise SANS 49,
Th;s wss an application 20 make petmH1en'
lin inary ii;uncticns grated by JuogeO esu M
ing the descendants from gUrg sry ras.
r.o,esettations without lcenses. Tao RsiueuIAn
III eases we're gvsu eevers. days sso. Ias mp ne.
judge IpsrsaAm directed an oiis< 10 % sae'S' ''s'
cg ia, ros .ols Win ut cos.a.
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NICARAGUA.

TIA W., India msl-stsamer Thames arrived rive a;
H,ni,,sJ OF sday evening, July ~ ie9in ~, Ssn
nni, pe Noe Ills reported that Allen ard Web
ser have M been successful in her Mos
sroa all beipg the fsvorte one, and Van.
derbfs $4,000 not beng considered s9e'en TO IN
JE.S.y-Tbe United States stesmfrgste Ssranac,
rom sodsr Kelly, sailed from Panama Tor San Juan
del Sur. Ncaragus, on the 2th inst.
IT, Trtsd States steam-frigste MerTiuac, Flag
Oeiosr Lotg and United States soop of-waI Decatur,
Com Ttaicher called from Payta for Csiiso on the
lOth a5.- -. . =.
prsseut az sbosa, Bay OF Panama.
Her B,;,srnic Msiesty's frigste Gsngea, Rear Ad-
miral Bsynes, C: b., and soop,ofwar Alert Com
Pesrss see in the port Of Payta on the 10th inst,
whers tasy arrived IRON Csllao on the 9Th inst.
Tie Ererch higste Andromede, Rear Admiral Bon
psro and brig.of wer Acibisdss, Com. Mangyu, were
ri Calico "a tte llth inst
Her Br;tsnlio Msjesiys team sloop-of-war AleI',
eighteen euns. Commander PesIce, arrived IN the
bsibor Of Panama on the Doth inst from Payts
Her B1i;sr nic M.jssty's sloop-ofwar Alarm, Com,
tnsrder Curry, was to sail from Aspinwal on Aug. )
Cor ia.
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ClA& RTEE

siKEr-;i-cT-l. :sL,-' ci'!. ca Uels iJ - =. I.
zee rrsi,.r-s 81, Rs. n 81 - co PsT CO 49, s
Csffi rsct Ct T-l-.T Up sopAi Ga Go, iru-,
si..s e Winchester, "a. 4 IA 49, ~ H. .
so-erFt., n. J.
pILIEg-NEfIE-O1 fi-I.sJ @Ts-isr A. = = -,
.s-,s II th4 btss psfs-.I p tas Esy. ~. uu =
- HeS nsys-iI- Il. NJ James CoS:-s q NJ sa
CSutet Ct 4 .satioIs T. hss hAr 'sas wAi.s, cGy
a sh;ss e. NJ. hssk Whe q SsS Sac. PIE Couay
DANiE1RlCH-N 81 Ars.s Ca F.-sH L.aiiss o.
ac.sesJ A., %. b. Ia r. Asziy r D-rci7 NJ as-sy
D.r'sI j., g. hiss Jgis Pa.
sCHITKT-McINTTRE--A tie Flo.i-s CHA q o., ).
Eiog. on Tus'aay inor-irg Az 70, ., "a. nss. {
fay-r Clse, scbstsy oi p.-sce foA arr ecsf - tas
< Ca-o;ii Kelly q as-y Jsse Mcintyre @ C. atty
fgfcre. Ire Aa3
SOULE-DAyIS-Ia Genp,at o. Tres.sy. Az II. sy tn.
b. Kelsey W.-'5s 81. DA.il SCI, of Bii-Eck Ne. %
Ma Nis ma Il Dsyis 0: 9rseuposs., L.
NElDSER-hOLYOKE-I IL Ystnol.1 Ne, ca r=i''t.y
JrJ 81 By 'se Rev. Chafs. ASe-. CaAes Il Nsi.ar OF
Rev iost % En-: ts,sates Of O-scoi Ei~sd yot'
CT yarmouth, Ne
NNGET-CCUrANf-Oa Sl,tsy ey-.i7z Az 3 y no
Rsy. J. NA.ley NJ VIZ II Wight % Ma Auifs
c tau, ca sAtes ,ae se n. W Los-sfe OF this s'y
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
AMHERST COLLEGE


Amherst College holds her Commencement th
week Tbs exercises opsned on Sunday, with the
Baccalsuieste address by President Stearns. The
text wee taken from H. Peter chapter l,v: add 10
your farh v:ltue" DR.. Stearus commenced by ex-
pai,rg tia veious ways in which the end contained
in The text could be obtained. lie laid great stress
npob tie utility of prayer, illustrating his argument
with soics and perspicuty, and concluded by an af
fectcnas sdcress TO the Graduating Glass; exhortng
them to s,sad by their Alma Mater, and shtuld she
have tsuts, NO.
with ell her faults to love her Sill
Tie Cfac ust.ng Class this year numbers over fifty,
AND r. believe, the largest that has yet left the
walls e I. 8 college.
The ConmeDcement exercises proper take place on
Thusday tie evenings of the Intervening days being
filed W III Prize Declanations Ora,ions before the
Literary Societies, Class entertainments, and Con
celt BIZ DcCdgOrths band of this city.
the G. sduste and Undersrs iuste members OF the
Alpha Delta Phi Society whose Convention exercises
we're oesbra.ed at Wiliamstown last week, also have
. social gathering.
TIE Neurological and Psychological Cabinets OF
this College a. said to be unsurpassed by any in the
country beth in number and variety of specimens The
Qext term commences on the 9th September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
POLITICAL.

At ths Dittrict Convention held at Rutlsnd on
Ihursday, for the Ist Congressional District OF Yer
mont ier the purpose of nominating Representative
10 Congress tie IIop. e. p. Walton of Montpelier was
pnsnrcus,y rsncmnated.
The Hon. NJ. ii. Nichols has been nominated for
Congress from the WITH District Of Ohio by the Re-
pubhcso Convention at Wspakonetts. Mr. Nichols
is the pieeent member.
We ypbl.sh corrected end official returns OF tie
contest tor Clerk of Court of Appeals in Kentucky,
from 81 counties. In these counties, Revii gets 49,,
49, votes ard Mckee 81 59S. This is an increase OF
1850 vott' IS compared with Gsrrard aud jones s
votes N tie counties. Revlls gain in % coun-
ties iisIg 800. The total vote and majority will
vary but little from that Of last year.
fIousviis Courier
TIE returns received show gsn for Judge Ellis
in nearly every county Of North Carolina over the
elecf.oa in 1856, when Gov. Bragg was elected by
over 1900 In tie Legislature, the Democratic
saips are Members and the less 4. In the sst Leg
slatie there was msiority Joint ballot OF some
thing Ike 80. Nothing has yet reached us tfom the
eleciicu iof Member II Congress IN the Eghth DE-
tliet. Washington Union.
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Tia monsv rate Of premium is 1900 y cent.

TIE money rate Of premium Is i9~ y cent.
Msssrs. Marie s. Ksrz, on then own pant, ani
number Of tie successful bdders te!egraphed 10 M
Cobb 70 ascertain whether the Department would lsxs
ths rex 10 transporting the bonds to this city, b. in
msjiately ssseoted, 80 that upon then arvL hare,
ttey can he obtsined of Mr. Sub Treasurer CISCO.
TIE Bank Ct Louisiana has declared a esm annrsi
iiy .Jend of y ceut, and an extra dividend Ct Gs
seine smourt payable TO the New York stockholders.
ess an exchange Of / Y cent, at the Merchants Bank
in this city the 9Th Of September. The harhst-
ter Life Insurance Company have declared . GENT
al nusl dividend Of cent, payable on the i6h ins
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company 10 v cent, psy
able on demand The Indemnity Fire Insarancs Com-
pany a SEMI annual divided o. y cent, payable o.
demand The Farmers ard Mechanics Bank Of Hat
ford have declared dividend Of y ceat, psysb.s -
demsLd.
Messrs. Whtehouse Son & Morrison oGsr fer ses
$50 900 bonds Of the City of Joliet bearing esat
interest, issued fer gas purposes.
The following are the Currency, Lanf Warrsat sad
Specie quotations fer the week. corrected for Va fro0
the rates current at the Banking 0aics Ct Mssxs.
Thompson Brothers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

Tn, far ROBBERY or THE HATTERS BANK Al
Br1IlI. CoNN.-The ofics Is Of the Bank on Monday
ne set discovered nothing unusual 10 the order OF
thirgs IL tie roCms; but the Cashier emptng to
opec tie au. found ii Impossible to do So and after
prstscted ursuccessfu Efforts 70 move the belt gave
DID the "a ia dc spar, sent for some of the Directors,
and q, ysed with them as 20 the course TO be pur-
sued ut Ear tie crcums .sncts Psesumirg that the
Difficulty arose from some temporary dissrf apscment
of the lcck I was resolved to send messenger to
Eew.Nc,k for the maker of that article
IL the mean time the vsge blacksmith was sent Tor
10 y MS LaId in relieving the bank officials from
their urp,s sart dilemma. the blacksmith succeeded
in forcrg tie pol. back and thereby eecting an en-
trance ito the vault when TO the utter asonishment
and dsn,y Of the interested parties, il was discovered
that tie bottom Of the vault had been removed, anu
the entire funds of the institution, consisting OF SocUo
!, cold $4,000 in bills of the bank and 81 300 in bills
of other baIks were gone
On further examination, II was discovered that an
immerse pie Of stone bricks and mortar, forming the
foundation C the vault tad mysteriousy disappeared
That the bark had been entered by mesus of false
keys tast ths carpet in the Directors room had been
ltkeu rp ard portion of the floor sawed through,
and sos. @. trap door thus formed immediately under
a large osnter table, through which they nightly en-
tered as IS supposed for some weeks past u WORK
in undermining the vault ard carrying away the mass
of s.cue. b-ick and mortar which they removed 80
fer OF! Of tie way, as no. to be discovered by airy
ore: AID the bosIds of the floor and carpet were re-
guslly replaced neatly, as not to leave the least
trace CT theI movements behind, until the work WAS
accomplished The burglars had INSTRUCTED the slid
mc Of tie bot by junk Of pine wood for some object
or other which did not appear. The roguss dropped
Two 400 bis in the basement The bills stolen were
prircipsy Twenties sud Fdties, together with few
Hprdrtddoln bills.
supposed that there were several engaged in the
cemas.ioa Of the robbery, although, thus far only
one mysterious parsonage has been noticed 10 the
negttorloo5. a stranger stopped at Forester
Hotel IL Dsn5ury on Frdsy evening and hired horse
and buggy there tie following day as he said to 50 to
Brocs6,id, with the understanding that he would re-
iuip Il aerrOcn Ct the ssme day but since winch
kme nel5og las been head or seen OF him or the
team. except that two retidento OF Hsteitown were
parsed the road by amau with horse and buggy at
o speed sri 10 is nos believed TO be the same Ind
ydus. The whole csptsl Of the bark is SlOOOoo.