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FLiEs.-Fdes have a great antipatby to walnut
leaves, a wreath Of which wlll in great degree,
prevent their entering o room Laurel oil il also
an abomination 10 them. If spread on picture
frames 4 preserves them entirely from fly spots
It is used in France upon tho Internal walls Of
butchers shops, and has the eject Of keeping
them free from des.
An exchange has the following: EVERY merci-
fol man who works horse during the hot months
can promote It's comfort by theluso Of the following
simple shield against the teezng flies: Take two
OF three walnut leaves, upon which pour two OF
three quarts Of cold water, let il iniuae one night
aud pour the whole the next morning into kettle
aud boil for quarter Of an hour; when il is cold
it is ct for use. Moisten a sponge with IL, aud
before the horse goes out OF the stable let those
parts which are most irritable be smcared over
with the liquor.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON. .

WASHINGTON July 70.
From information received in this city, ii
appears that some Of the Southern Represent
atiyes, while claiming to be opposed to the
re-openiug of the African slave trade are
pledging themselves to introduce into Con-
gress a bill repeating all the statutes upon the
subject, leaving it, as they profess to desire,
for the regulation of the several States but
as the Constitution confers on Congress the
power to prohibit the trade, and as death
seems to be regarded as too severe penalty
| for violating what some consider merely a
law regulating commerce. it is thought that
others, who are opposed to the slave trade,
will agree upon measure with a view of
making the prohibition and abolition more
effective by the certainty Of punishment, and
otherwise than capital, and thus, they think,
good will result from the present agitation Of
the subject
Mr.. Gould, who came from England in the
steamer Canada, passed through Washington
this morning. en- route for Mexico He is
attached to the British Legation Of that
country and conveys important dispatches
thither.
The President has recognized Frederick
! Nuhne as Consul of the Duchy Of SAKE, Co
burg and Gotha, at New York, in addition 4
his former recognition as Consul orthe Gran,
Duchy of Hesse CGssel
Commander Ketz has been ordered to th
command Of the naval rendezvous at Balti
more, vice commander Dove, who has bee
ordered to the command of the u s. stol
ship Release
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

LAKE Erie FEMALE SEMINARY The adysr-
tisement Of the above Seminary will be found in
this mornings paper Tho Institution is spoken
of in cur Puinesvillo correspondence but We speak
more particularly here Of its prominent features.
Tho school, located ia tho pleasant village OF
Painesvilo, will be opened September 10Th. The
school year will be divided into three terms, the
frat aud second Of fifteen weeks each and the
third Of twelve. There will be two vacations Of
two weeks each, com encing December 23d and
April I4th. No pupils will bo received under
fifteen years Of age. The grounds Of the Seminary
comprise about thirteen acres aud the building
will accommodate about 200 pupils. The school
will be conducted after the style Of tho Mt. Hol-
| yoke Seminary in Massachusetts, which ia too
VOL known to need explanation. Il will not
bo sectarian, but ell christian denomination
will be equally free to its privileges, The oca-
ton is pleasant aud desirable the building is spa,
oious and well adapted to the purpose Of In,
school and all circumstances will combine 10 ren
der this Institution worthy of ts prototype in tn,
East. For terms, studies, &C., notice The adver
tisement in another column.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

Sr. LOUIS, July %.
The Overland Mail Of the lst inst, arrived
Saturday night
The bark Julia Sastnor, of Philadelphia,
capsized in San Francisco Bay. Total loss.
There was a fire at 0reville, and the loss is
estimated at S20O00
The heat has continued intense throughout
the State In many places the mercury has
ranged from 100 to ll8 in the shade.
At Santa Barbara, during sirocco, mer-
curry rose to 1873 in the wind.
Political excitement is running high, aud
the candidates of various parties are prepar-
ing to take the stump.
The difficulties between McKibben and Caf-
froth are adjusted. Broderick received and
declined a challenge from d. W. Perly.
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LELAND's BAND Our citizens know ihat
short time ago Leand's Cleveland Brass Band pro-
vided themselves with handsome and new nni'
forms which now adj much to their appearance
The day OF reckoning for thtse suits is at hand
and Mr. O. c. Dickinson is soliciting and collecting
subscriptions to aid them 10 the payment Of the
debt The Band have played graiuilously upon
The Square during the season, and have BY their
exortions not only given pleasure 70 the public IN
the above way, but have rendered their band one
hard to be excelIed anywhere We trust th,ir
call for aid at this time will be promptly and liber
ally met
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TREATY OF PEACE
CONCLUDEDi
TERMS OF THE TREATY.
CYRUS W. FIELD SUCCESSFUL IN HIS
MISSION.

FATHER Po1Nr, BELOW QUEBEc, July "a
The Steamship North BritOn, from Liverpool
ON the 18th inst, aud bound for Quebec has
been intercepted off this point, and most inn
portant budget OF news obtained.
The Steamship Saxon from Quebec arrived
at Liverpool on the llth inst
The adviccs by the North Briton are four
days later than those furnished by the steamer
Africa, and are ofa highly important character
both in political and financial point Of view.
A treaty Of peace between Austria, France and
Sardinia had already been concluded. The provi.
sions of this treaty are briefly follows: An tal
ian Confederation IL TO be formed under the hon.
otary presidency Of the Pope Of Rome, Austria
comedies Lombardy TO France Napoleon in turn,
grants those possessions TO Sardinia. Austria re-
tains her right OF rule over Venice
The steamer len Liverpool before the effect Of
this news had time 10 be developed.
COMM ERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LlvERpooL, July l2-Messre Glare Il Co.'S.
circular reports that the cotton malket contin-
ues firm The advance noted in circulars OF
Friday having been fully sustained. The sales
during the last three days amount to $4,000
bales, including 1900 bales to speculstofs, and
3 900 bales for export The quotations for New
Orleans middlng is l-l6d per h. and for up
land middling 10 49,
STATE OF TRADE.
The Manchester markets were buoyant, and
are quoted at an advance.
LIvERPooL BREADsTUFF MARKEr.-The
Breadstuns market generally continues dull
Messrs. Richardson Il Spence's Circular reports
| that the weather continues favorable for the
crops. Flour is very dull at l0sal3s for Ameii-
can. Wheat is more active, and am improve
ment of lda2d in price is noted. The quota
tions are, Western red rs 6da9s Sd do white
9sa9s Cd; Southern l0salls. Corn is dull
but unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr.-Provsioni
generally have declining tendency. The Cir
culars report Pork heavy, aud slightly declined
in price. Bacon is dull and sales unimportant
Lard is dull but steady.
AMERICAN STocEs.-Baring Bros, and Bell
Il Cos circulars report the following quota
tions: Illinois Central r. r. 36la37 Illinois rs
Of 1875, H.
Cyrus Field is passenger, and has accom-
plished the object of his visit
The Paris MOaiteur explain the circumstan
ces attending the armstice, and says: Tn
great neutral powers exchanged oommunloa
tions with the belgerents, offering mediation
but were unsuccessful until the French flee
was about to commence hostllites against We
nice, ard the conflict before Verona was i'm
mment, when Napoleon, anxious to proven
further bloodshcd, ascertaned the dieposiuo
p of the Emperor of Austra, and fading HIM vii
G ling, an armistice was concluded. The En-
o perors had an interview on the llth at VIII
Franco.
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Board of Education.

MONDAY EVENING, July 20.
The Board held their regular meeting last
evening, absent Messrs. Rhodes and Reese.
Minutes of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The special committee on High Schools pre-
sented their report of the course of studies to
be persued the ensuing year. The report re-
arranges some of the studies without changing
the general arrangement materially. There
are few changes of class books meditated.
In Iregard to the study of the German Ian
guage, the committee thought German might
be introduced into the High School in the
third and fourth years of the course in place
of Mathematics, when the pupils desired it,
They did not think il could be introduced
during any other portion-of the course with
ont interfering materially with the general
plan of study. The report extends the course
of study from three years to four. On motion
of Mr.. Bradburn it was laid upon the table.
A resolution making it necessary for grad
yates of the High School having no expert
ence in teaching, who desire TO teach in the
Public Schools, to teach gratuitousy in some
one of the Primary or intermediate Schools
of the city for three months under the direc.
ton of the Superintendent, before they car
secure an appointment from the Board.
Superintendent Freese communicated to tn
Board, by letter, recommending Mr.. NJ. J
a Oatman, now n teacher in Buffalo, as Princi
e pal in the Rockwell Street School Motio
was made and carried that Mr. Oatman b
appointed Principal Of the Rockwell Stree
a School, provided the Board of Examiners fl
n him possessed of the necessary qualifications
Mr.. Baldwin moved that the Committee o.
j, Teachers have another week in which to re
a port in regard to filling vacancies of Teach
n crs. Carried
Mr.. Maynard moved that Doctor Reese b
granted three weeks leave of absence
Carried.
4 On motion Prof Lusk was allowed an oE
It portunity to illustrate before the Board tn
e advantages of the Spencerian system of writ
d ing which he did at some length. Mr.. Brag
y followed with some remarks on the SUPERIOR
ty of the Payson & Dutton method. Tn
d President read proposition from Professo
[, Lusk in regard to teaching writing in tn
schools, or'furnishing them with the Spencer
ian copy-books and Mr., Bragg made verbs
At proposition in regard to Payson & Dutton
ol books. Mr.. Fogg offered resolution tho
'' the teacher of writing be dispensed WITH
=" After considerable discussion the Board at
, journed without taking vote upon the res,
luton
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l-8' We take pleasure in informing the public
that + Runin us Superior St., has received
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice a large variety Of the newest and most iaab-
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also fol assortment Of children s goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Rufini assures us that it will be bis aim TO sell The
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
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For LAKE SUPERIOR The new yatch Dream,
Capt Wootton, az spoken Of in our issue of the
Goth inst, will sail Tomorrow evening for ports in
the Upper Lake miuiug country, with general
cargo of merchandise. Her accommodations for
passengers are good. The cabin is pleasant and
spacious, with folding doors, and is well ventilated,
&c. This. clipper built, neat rigged craft, of 81
tons, is one of the Mtssrs Lallniers stephen-
sons best designed especially for pleasure parties
aud freight OF the latter she can carry consid'
erable without discommoding her patrons. Being
intended for fast sailer, MIR. W, who by the by
Is part owner, thinks there is no telling her exact
speed till afoat on the clear deep waters Of Lake
Superior aud in those cool latitudes there viii
be plenty of business.
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FIRST or AUGusT FEsTIvAL,--The Twenty
fifth Anniversary of British Wost India Eman-
cipation, whereby 100000 slaves were made FREQ
mon, will be celebrated at various points in the
United States The eommemoration in Cleveland
will bs held at Forest City Hall, August let
1853, the exercises to commence at 7 o'clock, p
NJ. Address by Row J. c. WHITE. Miss THEo'
nosrA Lyons, vocalist and pianist, will add tC
the zsst Of the occasion. Refroshments will alsC
be served. Admission 25.
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NEWs FMOm vENnNuELA.
PntLApELpurA, July "a

ITTI77N TI1I'T IITNI . ny IT
The barque Rowena has arrived at None-
zuela, with President Paez and a number Of
other prominent Venezuelaians, who have
come in consequence Of the political troubles
in Venezuela.
Unsettled factions have divided the country
and are continually fighting.
President Castro has appointed Liberal
Ministers; Aranda, Bandon, Eoheondia and
Gen Silvia, all friends Of the revolution
They had sent Commissioners to the Chief
tainssof the insurgents to treat and make q
convention.
General Castros position seemed very pre-
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carious, the public treasury being exhausted
and confidence lost
Port Laguyra was closed the day the Row
ena LETT and the Custom House boat came af-
Ter her when she was under sail
Great difficulty was experienced in Puerto
Cao9Ho TO load vessels There we're no work
ing men, and the roads were blockaded by in
| surgents,
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FOREIGN pnsrAnE.

WAsmNoroN, July 25.
An official communication from the Bremen
Government states that the recent reduction
on the rates Of postage, to fifteen cents, be-
tween the United States and Frankfort-on-
the-Main, Saxe-Coburg Gotha, and other Ger
man States, under the direction Of the Thurn
and saxis Post Offices, applies only to the
correspondence via Bremen, and not to cor
respondence sent via Hamburger as originally
remarked
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The Peace Dispatches from Napoleon to the


The Pence Dispatches from Napoleon to the
Emprcss.
The following is a copy of the Telegram from
Napoleon to the Empress Eugenia, announcing
that Peace had been concluded
VrLuIHoto, July l-A treaty of peace has
been signed between the Emperor OF Austria
aud my self, on the following baeis The Ital-
au Conlcderacy is to be under the honorary
presidency of the Pope The Emperor of Aus
tria comedies his riIht in Lombardy 10 the Em
peror of the French, who transfers them 10
| the King Of Sardinia The Emperor OF Aus
tria preserves Venice, but she will form an iu-
! tegral part Of the Italian Confederation
(Signej) NAPOLEON.
THE ARMISTICE,
| A dispatch from Turin says Napoleon has is,
sued a bulletin from Naligio, announcing the Ar
mistioe, and congratulating tho troops on their
! glorious achievements, and announcing his immes
date departure for Paris leaving the provisional
| command Of the army to Marshal Valiant
| The London Times claims that England brought
| about the armislioe. Other authorities give crout
to Prussia. A Verona telegram says the armis-
tice was concluded only after repeated requests
from the French, and after Austria obtained all
she asked for.
1t is reported that Kossulh was to propose q
monarchial government for Hungary.
Eject Of the News nt Paris.
The dispatch of the Emperor announcing the
conclusion of peace was buletined IN Palis on
the l2Lh, when the French fund Immediately
rose q per cent.
Eject Of the News nt London,
The news did not t'anspire in Londen till af
ter the closing of consos sales of which were
made afterwards at 96k The rise during the
day being ( all other securities closed bouyant
The London Daily Rel0s says the first hopes
and expectation of Italy are deceived History
will call Napoleon to a strict account for hav.
ing made war on false pretenscs, and signed a
mock aud selifh peace, that leaves Austria
impregnahly fortified in the heart Of Northern
Italy, and commits the centre Of Italy TO the
patronage of the Pope The closer wo eIa'
mine this pretended paciiication, the more tu
tile and inequtable it appears.
The Morning Post contends that the Pope Ii
deprived Of his substance, but keeps a shadow
of supremacy. The Times says France has
spent 90 100000 pounds sterling, and 10000
men, only to give Milan Peidmontcse, losteaI
of an Austrian Master, and TO establish the
Pope in temporal dignity, even beyond his im
agination. Is all this real The Emperor
| game must be a long one
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN NOMINA.
TIONs.

CHICAGO, July %.
The Republican State Convention in Min
nesota last week nominated Alexander Ram
sey for Governor; lgnatius Donnelly Lieut..
Governori J. H. Baker, Secretary Of State
and Charles SchOeifer Treasurer. Cyrus Al
drich aud VIM. Windon are the candidates for
Congress.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMFNTs

/ C. pendleton-Clovelaud Btush Co.
pslton Breed--For Ogdcnsburih.
r.. /. BALDWIN Co -Barsains for the Pcopl
van Buren, Chamberlain-Attomeys.
Pelton Br ec1-For Chicaqs
George Spraguo-RnspAerry Jam
Mcclure Bus. Notice.
o. Cutter Il Sou-Auction,
Pelton & Rued-For Dunkrk
] n Cobb s Co.. Gold Pens sc.
u Hichcock aud others-Lako Eiie Female Seminary
b ardrch's Pills-Special Notice.
Hostottsr's Bitters-speclol Notice.
Hllloways Pills postal Notice ~
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cherscmnn's Pms

he combination Of mgr dens in these Pills is thors-
ult Of long and extensive practice They are mild in
their onerlo1 and certain correcting a'l esuartics,
Painful Nensruations removing all obstuctions wheath
er from cold Otherwise head che pain IN the side pal
ptatou Of the heart whites all affections hyser-
les fatigue pain iu the back nnl limbs ks disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption cf Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the of in the treatment OF
these rrocu aes and distractions which have consigned
SO many thousands of the Young the beautiful and the be-
loved 20 PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
health unless she is fg1lar an whenever an obstruc
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eleC u1l remedy known for all com
plants necu'ilr Fsgls To an classes they iuva
uabc inducing 10Th certainty. periodical regularity The,
are Known thousands who have used them ut derru
periods hrnu0h1ut he country having the sanction of the
mos eminent QbVyici1HV jn Am'rjc1
Er lcit dire tons 81 ting gleH Gni 1isn they should mo-
be sci, with boNt Price one Dollar each Dor con
taning 40 Pills 80
va uI le urmnhct q he had frae, of the Agents Pill
sent by mgl gTOHy by enclosing price 10 the Genera
Agent. SOIdby druggists Etucullv
r. 3. WUTCHINGS, General AGENT
No lb5 ChatnhGrs st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland hv WM, FISKE and GAYLORD
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steamer Departures

For DErRolr-Steum.r May Queen Cap, Il R. vIoEE.
al 9 o'clock,
FOX BurFALo-Steamboat wcstsrs Metropolis Capt.
W. 7. PEAsE, at O'Clock.
FoR BuFrALo-Steumboal Forester, Capt. }. P. WARD,
nt 7ucio-k.
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HoLLowAY's PrLLs-Do you suffer from
lownoss l prs ond painful tendency TO look on the
on the car ide Of tmrgsl Try few doses Of this invg
rating remedt they rccutor1te he system in all phases Of
prostra5n terminating AID oriug the dug enersc'
Sold az the ruanunc'ory, No. 80 Madon Lone, New
Yort nd nv an Druggists at 2sc, 63c, and 81 ror box
iv9f.25i
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PoLIcE Contributor boys who had violated
the bathing ordinance, were brought into Court,
but it being their first offence, they were dis
missed,
John Hacket, on a charge of hacking away at
another man, was bound over to the Court Of
Common Pleas with bail at $500. Thomas Hlcket
for same offence, fined $50 aud sent to Jail for ten
days.
Michael and Mary Shaw, and Sarah Oldleld,
for disturbance fined S5 aud costs each,
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FIRE.

CINCINNATI, July 25
Morrison & Wilson's Spice Mill on Walnut
street was damaged by FIRE yesterday after
noon to the extent Of $4,000 Fully iusur-
al
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AnprrIoN.-Messrs. freeman & Kellogg, at No.
PIT Superior street, in order to meet the increas
ing demand for more room TO store and display
their stock Of dry goods, are now building an add
dton to their store by extending it in the rear to
Centre or Frankfort street This addition will be
seventy five feet in length.
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DW. nOY ItESCUEn.

LEAyENwoBTH, July %
Doctor boy, under sentence in the st. Jo-
scph Mo. Jail for alleged kidnapping, was res
cued on Sunday morning during a violent
storm. lie is still at large. There was great
excitement at St. Joseph on the announcement
Of his escape and pursuit was attempted, but
without success.
ARRIVAL OF TIL STEAMSHIP NEW
YORK.
The steamship New York from Southamp-
ton on the 18th, just arrived here this evening.
Her advices have been anticipated by the
steamer North Briton
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CRY couNoIL meet to night.

MINING ENGINES PER IRON CITY. - Messrs.
Hussey & Mcbride, ship this trip by the steamer
lion City, two large mining engines aud fixtures
for the Lake Superior muos one to the Cliff, and
the other to the National Mine
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STANDARDIZATION Hamilton, who has been
on trial for several days at the u s. District Court,
for making bogus coin, was yesterday morning
sentenced to two years in the Penilentiary.
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KEEP CooL SAVE YOUR les l--schooleys pat
ent 5eberg Rerrigerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth q Co.
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RoBBgmEs SUNDAY NIGHr-The house OF a
Mrs. MeGuire, on Canal street, was entered en-
Sunday night and $40 in money taken,
The same night sumo roguos entered one Fi'hN
ers, on Water street, and stole a gold watch, a
coat, and two pair of pants, The police are on
track of these robbers.