davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08
MILITARY.

------ARMO RY MONTGOMERY GU 90
Ri THIS COMMAND will assemble at MN, :,
Hilary Hall on TUEspAI ENEN erN member nGhs is
- Q elp tn ia or nresent Mt the hour appointed
Of fl nT B. s onde rr OF he e Captain
must De obvious - JNO. MCDONALD, o. s..
-uL;aD0JTARTFRS co. 6. IsT REG. VAL
1 VOLUNTEERS, Henrico Co., Aug. :.
ioTT%hfs Cop,nany will assemble at Springfield
u Hal This MONDAY evening, Aug. Sth, at s
o,clock' Tor business and instruction.
Ry order of Captain Jos. J. ENGLISH.
anS-lt L. C. FIGG, LIST Serg't.
GKAYS, ATTENTiON.-Attend special
Acompany meeting nd drill at Military Hall, on
EMONDAY night next at O'Clock. 1t IS very
" ticipate in the company's trip to New York,
should come prepared to pay his last installment.
By order of Capt ELLIOTT.
Hau6-2t JOHN L. ROGERS, Orderly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08
RUNAWAYS.

Ia $50 REWARD.-Ranaw from the
eZE subscribers, on the 25th inst, near the Half
ENway Station on the Richmond aud Petersburg
~ Railroad, negro man named WILLIAM
.s-R~ The said negro WAS purchased by short
he ssd IN sh and he
He isvery black, and slow of speech; the palms
Of both hands have been badly blistsred. but are
now almost entirely healed; and had when he
left, brown pair of cashmere pants, with stripe
on each side. We have no doubt he is trying 10
off as Tree man. We will give the above reward
OF $50 If taken out of the State or SIS if taken In
jail any information can DO had concerning him b.
addressing US at Proctor's Creek Chesterfield CO.,
aus -de.&ew1t' B. J. DuvAL co.
As, S25 REWARD.-Runawa from the To-
eIY bacco Factory Of r. A. Mayo. Esq sometime
tahopt The tTst Ct the year. Negree man cali
k-M Miss Mary ]. Clopton of this city. He is 70 or
23years Of age; about feet high, GOOD teeth black
to appear lame when walking. He may have free
papers, passing himself off free nssro. IL 10
likely he may 10 working in some factory as free
viii give snfd a Of
If he IS dFTsrsd f. j. sbs city of
corner Wall and Franklin streets,
au 3-6t opposite DICKINSON, HUI 20.
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the ser
y GARR Rf Who 4 Was hired X he coMaany
s's Gr = s' ss f iRs
hnement in Cary street jah in this city.
Il. l. CHlNN,
an 2-3tawtf Sup't ]. II. X X. Canal.
&EO REWARD.--w I'VE viii pay the above re-
epCO ward for the detection and delivery OF ].
I. HARRIS, whose real name is VIM. F. PAR
RIsH, and the recovery Of $40, which the said
Parrish received of US under false pretences; or,
$40 for the apprehension Of Parrish, that he may
be broug ut to Justice Parrish is about twenty Ave
years old feet 10 inches high, light hair and has
pair of bruised eyes, caused by heavy blow re-
ceived from n four pound weight.
DUKE & HUTCHINSON,
jy 2-d&cwts Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE l. o. 0. Fine
Grand Encampment /. o. o. +. met at Har-
per's Ferry, Va, on Wednesday, August 81
1859, being its annual session. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Rev. q. w. Dame. of Danvile. G. p A. /:
Burr. of Richmond, G. II. p. James Orr, OF
Wheeling G.. S. W; +. G. Alburtis. OF Mar
tinsburg, g. s.; A. S. Chambers, of Martins
burg, q. T.; VIM Anderson, OF Hampton ".
James Robinson of Martinsburg and Dr. T..
C. Robinson, of Norfolk, Grand Representa-
tiyes to the Grand Lodge of the United States
1t was resolved to hold the sessions, hereai-
ter. in the city of Richmond, Immediately after
the close of the sessions Of the Grand Lodge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

A BRITISH BRIG BOARDED BY A BUENos
AYRRAN WAR STEAMER.-Monteyid advlces,
furnished by an arrival ut New YORK, state
hat the British Brig Earl OF Derby was
boarded by a Buenos Ayrean war steamer, and
had two thousand swords, sent by Uriquiz;.'s
son to a commercial house at ,Rozarlo, taken
from her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08
NEW BOOKS.
30 D X ;
\ = -.
At GEO. NJ. VESTS

Y At GEO. NJ. VESTS
Book and Stationery Store,
l45 Main street. Eagle Square.
MEMOIRS of Vidocq, the Principal Agent OF the
French Police. written BY himself, translated
edition beautifully Illustrated, By Cruikshank.
vols pager ~ vol q el9 9th S1s5 Rsvo
thentic domestic records. tosether with Re
sPARKS from Locomotive or, Life and Liberty
in Europe, by the author OF belle Britain
FoRTY-FoUR Years of a Hunters Life being
"reminiscences of Meshack Hunter sd,t; f9ashIg
HARTLEY Norman; Tale OF the Times, by AL
LEC Ell for the People, by. the Rev. Hugh
Stowell Brown, OF Liverpool. first series; with
M, BiosTsghc q Introduction o' D' 'ns'0n
PARLoR Charades and Proverbs, intended for the
Sppis5asss 9l By ssSne Annie Frost ST.
LOVE- from the French Of NJ. J. Mitchell sransla
f tfa q y ft ITeass on Entsric Fever it's
Diarnosis and Treatment, being an analysis of
one hundred and thirty consecutive cases, de-
rived from private practice and embracing g
partial history of the Diseases in Virginia. by
A MANUAL Of Scientific and !, Practical Agrlcpl-
ture, for the school and the farm, BY J. h.
VaRna ton College, Virginia, with numerous
illustrations. 81.
THE Roman Question, by F: About, translated
PETERSON'S Map of the Seat of War. 81:
A PLATE of Chowder; or Endless Repsst OF Fun
ARTHUR's Home Library, vols, at 75c. per VOL.
sGf Practical Med
ieine and surgery, part ssth. for July. ST.
CITY aad Suburban Architecture. containing nu.
merous desia ms and details for public edifces
private residences and mercantile buildings.
beautifully Illustrated with one hundred and
I'D h.
cations and historical and explanatory text by
Samuel Sloan Architect anthor of"Model Ar
choice examples f the five orders. So.
IDYEs Of the King, by Alfred Tennyson, D. c. L.,
SHELLEY'S Memorials, from authentic sources,
edited by Lady Shelley, to which is added an
Essay on Christianity, by Percy Bysshe Shell
HARpER,. Graham, Cooley Leslie, Peterson,
Hunts Merchant Magazine, Atlantic, &C., &c,
N. B.-Orders promptly attended to. au Sit
4 NEW WORK ON ARCHiTECTURE;-
CITY an FfS sGsu K con
tanning. numerous designs and details for Pnp.
lie Edi6ces; Private Residenoes and Mercantile s
sad fEspanas s RFsat Samuel soan
sLoAN's coNsrRucTFliYE ARcHITI E s4sIS.Rie
Guide the Practical Builder afd ssisns fe.
which is contained ann p;rs ss'' With number
Piats showing the intsror oons1sIac.0n anu
nash BasSS' expressly for Joners use; choice
ex.,mnles of the FIVE orders OF Architecture
se lee.uu &c. & G., &C., the whole being illus-
lratsa By Is psspssIaed plates; BY Samuel sioan
Archisef.sir e PEW variety Of Standard Authors on
clt.s1s and Villa Architecture, Suburban Re-
f esa Eeonoy and Esdrse sapies For
s %fsi sy 80. ropprs . -,
an S-3t a. Mohhlc, " MAIN 81,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08


N Pk6gecsInkh faln1t L6ee - DoM41e n
FfHEi! = Eyeff lIescriptiou ut property 16sured
At The lowest fstts charged q fssponsibae CON-
p1 LIFE INSURANCE ON ,cAlsr and slarss,
,appr the most odraHk4g ou1 ftyNes.
The best eenlganiesln the Un.M represemsed
cfg1s ailfsnss 81 INSURANCE with u little do
lsy q possible call on the undersgned ut the old
established General Insurancc Office, Pearl street,
'"'' G.E Il. BliliCKEN. General Insurance.
"a oAM Agent and Medical Examiner.
"a Specfal Notice. -. The attention Of the
pubic il rasporkfuliy solicited tn khle Of eenteol
household and kitchen FURNlTTREet TO take
place 1T tho residence OF X G. Hove. on Main Pc
tween 9th and 10th sts., THIS DAY, q 10 cincch.
See advertisement =. y. 0ovtn m.
aus hoSs.
M Head Dresses and Dress Caps; -sN -.
BARTON, No. 100 Main street. near l4th. - y II
pared to furnish travellers with an rthss
Cars and Head Dresses, Lace CnpeS, Lace pVi 49,
French Flowers, Ribbons, &c. - = MARION.
au 6-4t ~. y. '..~.-.L-----
"a RemoyaI.-The subscripef Wo ss"oyed
form his friends and petrous 60 y nS ne tSTAB
his SHAVING AND HAIR-DKESSin,9N aiu and
IISHNENT from 14th street, pHtWeen -, NH st.,
rr.Li, :, straets to the new building OF o trad
- rear nfthe Dispatch Ciiice. which nns rhare no
-, r:th ii, uecassary Improvements any h.n here
e. batter prepared to serve his 29,ds and the
toiore. he ASH. call fr Wni w WILLIAMSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08
LOST AND sTRAYED.

szerk COW LOST.-A large dark red COW,
EtASG with six teats-two of them very small
aWhen she left last Thursday she had part
OF yoke round her meek. Walks little lame
Her hoofs are cracked and splitting on. suitable
reward will be paid for any information or her de-
livery at my place in HeBrico.
au SITS ]. w. RANDOLPH, l2l Main ST.
xzersH STRAYED.-came to my house, abo % !
NAxT' ten days ago, a pale red 81 FFALOCoW )
sA.-.shas crop and underkeel IN each eaI.J :,
The owner can get her by proving pr3p3eppth anu
paying expenses. ANDREW fOnp,
/ OST-On Tuesday morning, the 25th; gro paYM
IL at the Central Depot, a GOLD Slice y D. 49,, = a
TON, plain centre and chased border AS iu si1i a..
is OF no use to the finder, suitable reward %
paid for its delivery at this offce "u -
OST-On THURSDAY, between 18th ara l 1n1ES
IL on Main or Cary two FIVE DOLLAR W ,aa ns
and one BANK CHECK for five dollars anu ss TIE
Cents the exact amount do not recoiect. - ~
finder will be suitably rewarded BY ieasinSs -
this office. -----
r OST-s2 REWARD.-Lost. Tuesday evening" !r.es
l. between nth ard Broad sts; ana an c Z. ,Ibich
streets. fne Manila Straw CIGAR GAoh, ~,,1 I'd
IS hi hIy priced by the owner. The aoq.e tsts
will be paid hy leaving it at TINS ONCE. tauo nue.
7 OsT-A medium size GOLD I PENC .lls, land and
| IJetween Foushee and Franklin streGt ha CIV
The Exchanee Hotel. The finder VIII Dc hoo'""'
re nn Tsa. oy Es1DcMsoND. DAVENPORT & cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
Y SOCIETY.-The following resolution of the
Executive Committee of this Society is published
in order that those of citizens who may be dis
posed to contribute such sums they pssase in aid
OF the objects of the Society may be prepared to
do SO when Messrs. BUTLER and CHAMBERLAYXE
call upon them:
Rese!red, That the Soliciting Agents of this So
clety call upon those who may not have heretofore
subscribed in aid of the same for such they
may feel disposed to contribute and that they IN
yite life memberships, the cost OF which is So
CHARLES pIMM0Ck,
au s-lw Sec'y Va. G. A. s.
DY THE STEAMER TEUTONIA, FROM
ID HAMBURG, have received three cases of Ber-
lin Zephyr Worsteds, which shall be opening this
week. Ladies, before repairing to the country, and
those wishing to do some work for the Fair, would
ders. =. HlhSh, ~ broad ST.,
Importer Of Worsteds. Trimmings and
au s-lws Fancy Goods.
WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MA
piete, and with apparatus. Address Box "32O y
auS SGT
EOR HTRE-A NEGRO WOMAN. who IS
mendations given. Apply at the Piedmont House,
on Main street. aH8-1tA
DURE VIRGINIA CIDER VINEGAR, snd
full Of SpiGFf fl s. siskhqqfF 0r
*, s-ecdst Corner Sth and Main streets.
TSOAs HIRE-A fine COOK. for the balance q
= the year. Price moderate. Apply IS tins Of
6ce. au1-lw
IUE1AERN SHOULDERS, for sale b
w La 9. p. DAVENPORT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

-, THE UNION Building FUND
C3MPANYy VII hold N r. rss ar,s P scRooy
iIeuss on Churrh Hill. Members can pay their
dnes TO- the Secretary at his office dgTrs the day
au Sill . L. ~ " AZ 49, - -
1-- AN ADJOURNED MEETING of
H % the stockholders of the, Tuekahoe and
James River Railroad Company Slii take piaf eN e
IA ' The sth August at o'clock, ?. NJ.
D an I'D I'D q. w. ROYSTER, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

MTANTED-2o0 MEN.-The above number of
w Men can find immediate employ ment the
to THOS. w. BR0CKENBR0UGH, Treasurer OF
Richmend and Danyille X. r., at Depot. je Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

WTANTED.-A lady, an experienced teacher
w desires situation in school or private tamI-
ly. She will teach the usual branches In English
also the Latin and French lansuages, and Music on
Address. 'BoN Ilg' Norfolk, Va. au Str
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

WANTED TO HIRE. Colored hands to work
w on Material Train on this Road by month or
Office r. F. ( P. r. r. Co,
Richmond, 18th April, 1859. ap8-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

11LD BKANDTEA ANU WHISkEYS,
~ WINSTON 4 POWERS, corner of Carr and
Pearl Streets have now on hand in store an assort~
ment of choice old BRANDIES and wHlSkEYS
the quality OF which is rarely NET with. Amons
them are
Hennessey London Dock BRANDY, vintage 1872
and 1858.
otaFd, ,Dppay Co.'s BRANDY, vintage 1915, pale
and dark,
Pure Rye w HiSkEf. now nine years old. war
rarfed to please in every case or taken back: with
aisrSe assortment oil other standard Nhiskeys
au Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

yy1ANTED-DRUG CT Il 4 K. "A German
w Drug Clerk. fully acquainted with the English
language, and the retail Drug business, Is anxious
to get a situation in this nelghborng city. Di
rect letters to :. DRUGGlST,'' Letter Box II, Rich
mond Post Office. an ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08
WANTS.

DARK EEPER.--A German lately arrived
of references from several of the first class Hotels
of that city DESTROYS of obtaining asituaton as
BAR KEEPER. Address &c. R." New Market
uotel an Str
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

GREAT AUCTION BARGAINS Just re-
" ceiyed from auction Is pieces super white
ConIr;c Mt Is cts worth 30 cts; striped Swiss
fine so nbsan D Haa, = ets La
a i1y. GInves. {iuantlets Black Silks. at a1a cts
great bargains TsEstans' ls snd sse's 6mer o
H fars Siaeves Bands, Trimmings, and numerous
other great bar gains, to be run off cheap,at
o h. GOLDSHIT'S,
Broad ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

INANTED-For the balance OF the year. to 90 to
w Prince Edward county An UNlNCUMBERED
FEMALE SERVANT, used to waiting IN II n
ING ROOM. and accustomed to GENERAL
HOUSE WORK.
Also, WHITE GIRL. who is good SEAN M
parts Of service in a genteel family; AggJPl,S t3
~ 21-eodIyS2ay No. "a Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

SHIPPING.

~@rsA THE YORKTOWN.-Pas Passengers
$500 are requested to be on board before the
9Th inst. she will leave this trip at that hour
Tickets can be had either board or at our of
fee.
Excursion tickets for the round trip, meals and
staterooH lnclxced, only Sl5
Passage to New York So. Meals extra.
Steerage passage So.
S-2t T1rUI.AN ATOM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

PLANTATION GOODS FOR FALL.-kei
! ley's "a and e-4 Extra Virginia FILLEp
CLOTHS; Virginia Penisentiary Heavy FULLEp
SLitmIHSi Superior Heavy ,Shesps Grey sAI
NETS; High Coiored heavy Plaid LiNSEfSi Ex-
ira. heavy. Cotton oZNABU RES. vsrions brands
and all widths. The above goods have been pur
chased by us on very favorable terms, and will ne
sold To Farmers or Merchants AZ prices which will
satisfy them. WATkiNSA FICkLEN.
NTOTICE.-An persons indie bted 10 the estate Of
IN WM. J. SMITH, decd. will come forward i'm
rnetiately and pay said indebtedness, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate, no, already
presented, will present the same or before the
with will be placed in the hands Of Commissioner,
'oi ss'''''' VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
au3-dtlsA administrator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

II GUST.-Smali Figured Lawns. fast colors. at
&C.; Chene Striped Lawns of 10 yards each, 10
Jaeonets, fine and cheap. at 20 cents per arc; a
large lot Bereges, at 10 cents per yard English BE-
reyes. very cheap IS cents Printed brllllants, IL
Is: 500 Lawn and Calico Dresses. of yards each,
at the very low price of 81; Lancaster Ginghams,
at l2ls cents; Bleached Cotton at % GEMS MIL new
family use: Irish Linens; also, all the stock oil
Straw Goods, at prime cost. for cash; .n,,Yn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

Ut. J. UIOhEhoUNt
Late Of the firm Of Amber & Dickerson,)
DENTIST
once 253, Superior street, Keaisirs store
Dr. ID s new suit Of ready, and he would
Be pleased TO sec all Of his old patrons ard Others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated treat
fangs an1 hlled exposed capped and
ed also teeth inserted gold silver coralito vulcant
base, platinum plate, with continuous gum which
much used east mv29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

THE STREET RAILROAD WORK CoMMEEcED.-
On Saturday morning the first ground was broken
for passenger street railroad in Cleveland. The
work was commenced on Front street, between
Bank and Water. Mayor senter, Judge Law
renee and a number of other city officials were
present TO witness the beginning Of what is to be
great enterprise In Cleveland This road which
was thus commenced Is the Kinsm6n Street Road,
for the construction Of which an ordinance passed
the last meetiog OF the Council. Mr.. II. s. Ste
vsns Oi the Omnibus Line Is the moving spirit Of
this road. It will run from the depot up Front
Street to BSnk. Superior, Erie and Kinsman to
the crossing Of the c. a P. R. r. beyond Wood
land Cemetery. II wiz pass around the north
SIDE of the Square. Il is, we believe, Intended 10
have the whole distance a l.9 niles) completed
by January lst, 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
FROM OnAnLESIOwN.

OhAhLhbToWNt a. Octs 80
The Court met At 10 ocloek this morning. Tho Judge
Announced that hs had received noto irsm tho
counsel Of the prisoner requesting delay Of few
minutes 60 enable them 10 brief intorYioW with
tho prisoner. lie would accordingly wait short time
Soou after Brown was brought ia and took his usual
roeumbent position In bed.
Samuel Chiffon, OF Washington City, appeared an
additional counsel for the prisoners end qualified.
Hiram GrlswOld, OF Cleveland o., also qualified
counsel for the prisoner.
BIT. Chiffon made an explanatory statement He
unexpectedly called upon yesterday to aid in their de-
fence lo came with the expectation OF merely asaaling
the gentlemen Who conducting the defence; but
upOn reaching here found they had Withdrawn from the
at liberty 20 refuse under tho circumstances however
Il would be impossible for him 20 discharge the full
dWty Of counsel, not having had time TO read the in
dctment or examine the evidence already given, lie
made notion bat he would advise n delay Of a few
hours Ia order that himself aud his brother counsel
could niats some preparation.
The Court decided that that the trial must go on
No delays could bo granted.
The trial then proceeded
Mr.. HOyt, for tho prisoner objected to receiving aa
evidence the letter Of Geu Smith heretofore pubshed
and also the autobiography OF Brown, written by him
Several witnesses then examined by Mr, Hoyi
and croaaqueationad by the prisoner while lying On
his bed, wrapped up In a blanket.
The testlmony was mainly relative TO Browns kind
treatment OF hia prisoners,
At O'Clock recess was taken for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Several witnesses were examined all proving tha
Brown had treated hia prisoners with humanity an,
frequently regretted that bloodshed should have beef
I caaaed by him 10 sef-dpitnco.
The defence closed their testimony about O'Clock
and tho State desired to give the case to the Jurl
| without Argument
brown Insisted that HIS counsel shouId argue N,
case aflor the opening speech for the State.
| Tbs Court adjourned TN Monday morning when th
| co unael for the prisoner Will proceed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
PowRR LEss ron EvIL-PorENr roR Coon.

PowERLEss FOR EvIL-PoTENT FOR Coop
When pain Inflammation is present. and Brandreths
Pills used they at seize upon tho humors which
are the Oooon OF the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the body This quality o. alone sezing hold
and causing the expulsion Of dopsvod humo possessed
nv other medicine. For Banlrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impun les which surround and affect the tbs
and organs affected BY disease. BY affinity
they seize these hum1rs because their life Is below that
Of tho surrounding parts and orpe them from the body
Young people cannot but middle ggod old people can
in measure apprsci te that icne which, being used
In Sickness acts Ony ths Of dsolse and which
has DO except those humors whose
produces every pain and whose removal removes every
disease Whatever organ affected there ht Sc wonder
full pills penetrate, and impurities from; thus pre-
venting settling n The humors because they removed
from tho body In Ih.umG ISM eyers peurisos pains in
the side dyspepe head aches cogeness Asthmt colds
coughs sore thoat piles ulcers boils they give immo-
date relef and taken early, prevent organic disease
Maadies pronounced beyond human ~ H. have yielded
20 their influence and mil ions of humau lives have been
saved by their timely oh how important in sickness
to that modcire which oat ox,uguishss the i ease
and leaves evil slec hstind.
Sold At No. 29i Canal st. Brandroth's building ana ~,
A. s. dm<r No 220 Superior street. Clevoand aud b.
]. ~, hheedon, Hudson aud all resi- ecttb!e dealers ~
medlolhes dSw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
Saturday Nights Report.
HTMER NY THE NOVA soDTrAN.

FURTHER NY THE NOVA sCBTIAN.
FARTHER PoINT, Oct 80
The London Times says the terms Of the Znilch
treaty almost identieS with those agreed upon at
ViairAncA.
The runor that France demands three hundred mil
llonA Of francs from Piedmont as indemnity h
pronounced falss. She claims only reimbursement Of
sixty million francs advanced to that government in
arms and provisions.
IL was reported that the Archbishop Of Bordeaux
will visit Rome TO press the Pops the necessity VI
reform.
II ia asserted that France will not recall her troops
from Rome until tho form Of government there renders
their presence no longer necessary,
The depntaliOns from Tuscany aud Parma had a sat
isfaotory Interview with Napoleon.
Several ffuiueas attempts iAd been made to TeVolu-
iuu1e VenetiA and southern Tyfol.
II Ia asserted that the Pope, In concert with Napoleon,
Ia about addressing maniesto to the States Of the
Church.
Great activity prevailed In the Naples arsenal The
army Is being placed a footing.
Letters by the China mail cOnarm the favorable raoep-
tiou of the American Minister at Prkn.
The steamer Mississippi was At ShanPhae; the Pow
haitian at the Gulf OF Peehe and the Germantown At
Japan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

THE WRgcKED PRoPELLER TRoY-THE PRR-
SONS ON BOARD,-The Port Huron Press gives
the following account Of the persons ON board the
Propeller Troy, which foundered 10 the gale on
Lake Huron, last week, tuesday. There were
20, 10 all, OF passengers and crow "Wm. Rails,
wife and three children Kate llurlbuFt, sister Of
The Captains wife, two seerago passengers, end
omcers aud crew OF the boat. numbering 10 all
Byron Of Racine; irst mate, Marcus Lake, Of
Chicagoi second mate, "Jim, belonging to Buffa
10, but shipped at Chicago; first wheesman,
George +. Plmley, OF Detroit; second wheelsman
name unknowni first engineer, Joseph Kelley, OF
Ohicagoi cook, "rom," Of Racine; ohambermaid,
Elizabeth Leonard, Of Chicago. Besides the above
there were Fix negro deck hands two fremen aod
one porter, making eighteen In all OF the crew"