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THE sICKLEs TRAGEDY.

WAsHINdToNI ApnI IA.
The Court was opened this morning at about the
usual hour, but did not get TO business until half.
past ten.
II is stated that the prosecution was prepared if
br. Sokles' declaration had been received to have
given on evidence the fact that in January last Mr.
Sickles aud lady, not his wife, remained during
the night In Barnum's Hotel in Baltimore The
Register Of the hotel was In Court for the purpose
IL tappears, however, from the register that there
Is first the signature Of Mr. Sickes in his own writ.
ing, then the names OF several other persons, and
about ten lines below Is the name Of Mrs. Dan Il.
5iokles In different handwriting.
The preparation shows that If Judge Crawford
had let In the confession, vast quantity Of scandal
on both sides woHd have been brought out In the
trial, involving persons not yet mentioned In the
affair.
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scHRINK AHRAD.-John schrink at his confec-
tiOnery establishment on Superior street, will next
week exhibit TO the people of this ''vilage," So
de fountain which will be a splendid affair. Il Is
to be nearly three feet high to be Of silver, Of ele-
giant design, and costs $500 schrink makes his
soda himself from pure carbonio acid gas, and he
'knows how" On Wednesday next look out for
fhe fountain
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, April

new YORK. Apnl "a.
ment Of the loss Of the ship st. Paul, and the mas
sacre Of 800 persons on board, both sailors aud
passengers. The 81. Paul belongs to Havre, and
was making at the time Of her loss, a voyage from
China 10 Australia, with a load of Chinese emf
grants. lt was on one Of the numerous Islands of
the Louisade Archipelago that the vessel was lost.
The wreck took place on the llth Of Sept, but
the passengers escaped from this peril and an Eng
ligh vessel was hailed.
IL was too small to carry away all the unlortu.
mates, and 800 were left till word was taken to
Sidney, and another vessel was sent to their re-
lief This Relief Expedition arrived at the place In
December or January, and found that - the 800
individuals, but one, Chinaman had nsayed,
and all the others having been massacreed by the
savages amidst the most frightful tortures
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The Board Of Education held their regular meet.
ing last night Rev. }. A. Thomo, President; Dr.
Allen Maynard, Secretary. Mcasrs Thome, May.
nard' Pratt, Rhodes, Brodbuu, Reese Stanley
Payne, Hayes, Yaugher, Muern we're present
The minutes Of the last meeting were read aud
approved.
hr Kingsley, ihe Secretary Of the old Board,
delivered up the books and papers which had been
in his charge
Mr.. Bradburn, Chairman Of the Committee ap
pointed. to draft regulations for the guidance Of
the Board reported that as far as rules are con.
cerned, this Board should be governed by ordinary
rules for the guidance Of legislative bodies in gen.
eral. Other regulations as follows
Meetings to be held weekly, except special meet
ings to be called as occasion may require, all meet
ings TO be public. The officers Of the Board to bo
President, Secretary and Superintendent The
following committees 10 be appointed by the Pres
ident, On Buildings and supplies, on Teachers, on
Text Books, on Discipline, on Rules and orders, on
High Schools and on Bills aud accounts. The
School year TO commence in April.
These regulations were severaly adopted.
room in the High School building was award.
ed for the use the Secretary of the Board
The following resolutions were passed
BY Mr. Stanley
ResOiUed, That each member Of the Board pre-
sent at the next meeting the name of three persons
In his Ward to be presented 10 the Council as the
Ward Visiting Committees.
By Mr.. Bradbum-
ResOlped, That until otherwise ordered, the
present school rules and regulations, including
the course Of study and text books established by
the Board, be adopted.
BY Mr.. Brsdburn--
ResOl0ed, That the teachers pay roll be made
up before the close of each school term In time TO
have the roll be audited in Council at least one
week before the close Of the term.
Mr. FOgg presented petition from the citizens
Of the sixth Ward, asking for the appointment Of
German teacher for the Mayhower street school
Referred to the Cuture) Committee on Teachers.
A communication was received from Mr.. Freese,
Superintendent Of Instruction, recommending Mr..
Gregory, of Hudson, as Principal of the High
School. This brought up discussion "a to who
is the Principal the High School. Mr. Ingersoll
has lett. Mr.. Sterling was appointed March I'd to
continue Principal during the existence of the old
Board which existed about week after that.
This discussion was going on when we left.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

bs7y- We take pleasure In informing the public
that E. Ruiflni, IT'S Superilri st., has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
noHce.a large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionable styles of straw goods for. both men aud
boys, and also full assortment ofchildrens goods,
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Runi assures us that It will be hia aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him TO the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
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FREMoNr. sandusky %, ono, o eb. !, leba

NV'I
DR., TUDBs-DedT Sir Early last sprng my wife, whose
health has not been hTm for time, took cold which
WAS followed by continual cough, suppression and prUap
uter Tho liver also seemed very sluggish there
scarcely action Of the bowels She suffered good
dOu om pbiu and weakness Of tho hack likewise pain In
tho saes, aud became very weak thin IN flesh and fever
sh. Du ing the spring aud summer emplt yed TIN phv
scians but the suppress sion continuing nn the debility
creasng they houeht little else could be lone than patcn
up pallioie, and fnally told that consumption
hpd been gradually advancing and that she could not prob
ably survive long. within two weeks after commencing
your treatment September last she hegan improve
aud gained rapidly until health restored. At present
her heath is decidedly better than tiue before since
first residing IN Fremont, about six years ago.
She had suffered much before, gained fast aeT be-
ginning treatment and has been we'll
that have fe duty TO inform by letter. that may
be published 10 the world, II you think best
mhr2O s W. REED.
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Observation-Disclosures Is called to The adyer.
isement Of tho German Insurance Company Of
this city, found in tOdays paper. The Compa
ny numbers some Of the most reliable German cit
zens in its list Of Directors, aud Is Of the busi
ness institutions Of the city worthy Of note.
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VIM. A, BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a colol
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Made, sold applied ia private roomsj at the Wiz
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Sold in all cities aud owns Of the United States b. Drug
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~ The genuine has the and address upon see
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bdg- Do children inherit the virtues and the
vices of their parents Is it possible to eradicate
the evil tendencies of their natures and to substi
tute a desire for truth, justice and mercy If no,
then all the efforts of the teacher, the preacher,
aud the phianthropist are lost, II yes then II be-
comes important to know how 10 do IT, Prof
FOWLER has given much attention to this subject,
and proposes to anayze the characters of good and
bad children In his lecture to night, and to show
how to govern and educate them 30 az to develope
their virtues and to suppress their vices, II is q
subject Of great Importance TO the rising genera
tion, and we hope oil who have TO do with child
rem will attend.
Prof Fowler still gives advice to those who may
wish, at his rooms in the Weddell House.
A free lecture will be given in the Meodeon at
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon for the benefit Of
women and children who cannot attend at night.
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THE FUeITVE SLAVE CAsE.-Ths great trial
at the United States Court is drawing to close
The arguments will probably be closed this morning
by Judge BELDEN, when the jury will be charged
by the presiding Judge and retire to make out their
verdict. Judge BLISS opened the case with lay
ing down the law as he understood It, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. RIDDLE with an able, pointed ener.
getic speech which could not fail of making It's
mark on the minds of all hearers. Judge SpAL.
DING occupied about five hours with strong clear
and forciblo plea, in which almost every sentence
told on some vital point His peroratlon brought
out an involuntary burst of applause which was
well merited. But in the argument Of Judge Bel.
DEN, so far ss he has progressed, we confess we
are disappointed. We had expected from the high
reputation of tho advocate, to hear scholarly,
as well as an eloquent plea;-we anticipated, not
an argument that would entirely rebut and over.
throw those of Messrs. RiddleI and Spalding, but
what would do as much toward that end as any one
could do in the position which ,ng las .ct Attor-
ney occupies. But we have thus TAR seen but lit
tie cause for anxiety on the part Of the defence as
to its result for the whole afternoon yesterday,
until the last half hour was occupied with sneers
at Oberlin "saints" and 0berlin "Hgher Law
! (Which the speaker elegantly specified as "Devil'
Law, ') and ill.natured filings at tho remarks ant
positions of the counsel for the defence, which look
ed vastly like an exhibition of petty malice Hardly
touching upon the subject matter of the lega
question under consideration, or upon the evidence
adduced, be REQUIRED again and again to the devil
law and almost forgot the courtesy Of debate ii
bis heat. We certaialy have no desire to wrong
fully accuse the ntleman and hope to see
change for the better to day. but really think tina
his remarks thus far are hardly worthy the cas-
or the official position he holds;
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SENIOR mATA.

hRW oRLhANas April IL.
senor hata was officially informed to-day by q
uspaleh rom the Secretary Of State, that the Pres
ident will recognize him as Minister from Mexico
on his arrival az Washington.
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THE REPORTED RRvOLT IN CUBA.

" WA'HIHVIVNi hpIII 10,
There is such information In this city as leaves
no doubt OF deep laid scheme for the revolution OF
Cuba. Il Is not known as thia government has
been officially informed of the fact
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YEsTERDA AVA P7iERNOONS RFPORT
HAVE COMPROMISED


MAkahALi AeAaai April ,.
The old and new Paoido Railroad Companies
have compromised their difficulties satisnctoTily
Road
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VI V31N '1'7'-7
same time troublesome and painful diseases that attend
the human aesh is the Fever and Ague For long time
the medical world have been continually bringing forth
specifics for its permanent cure buta without
effect Dr. J. Hostetter, experienced and celebrated
physician, has succeeded in furnishing the public with
valuable preparation for tho Of Fever and Ague
The steady and increasing demand lately made for the
Bttors" and the universal attending ils USE
have made a reputation unsurpassed by any specific
of the kind For the Fever and Ague DIR Hostet
Celebrated Stomach Bittos must and should claim
superiority Oyerany other preparation eHtant.
For sae nv drpeists and dealers generally everywhere
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46i No. Vine Street

The Restorative put up Ia bottles Of three sizes viz
LalBe medium and small; the small holds pint and
fets of ono dollar per bottle; the medium holds al least
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bottle w 's P''
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~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News sec
fourth page
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GRAND JURY,-March Term, ls59.-The fol-
loving gentlemen were yesterday empannelled in
the United States Circuit Court, as new Grand
Jury
FOREMAN, William Goldman, Portage
George NJ. Busby, Marion,
Merancthon Barnett, Cuyshoga,
tliH J d. Cummins, Summit,
Robert Wilson, Delaware,
Jacob Itig, Wayne,
John B. Murphy, Lucas,
John Eckmal, Trumbul,
Eli Miller, Knox,
John p. Convse Geauga,
Josiah h, Fleming, Cosboctou,
Henry Bennett, Lucas
Allen Pardee, Medina,
Charles Hickox, Cleveland, sss
Benjamin Andrews
Judge WILSON in charging this Jury stated
to them that their duty to themselves and to their
country could performed only by strict adherence
to the oath just administered to them. They must
decide imparhally, placing all citizens on the
same footing. No wealth, fame or position could
be any excuse for the exhibition ofany favoritism
The idea had been prevalent that if any man had
wealth, he would generally manage to get clear by
some means, but, he hoped and trusted that this
Jury would show that such an idea was unbound.
cd.
There were two statutes to which their attention
would be especially directed. One of these relates
to the manufacture and circulation of counterfeit
coin, and the other refers to the Postal Depart.
ment. Complaints for the violation of these two
statutes are frequent and alarming. Counterfeit
ing has become a regular business in this State
and the participatOrs are not confined to the low
and vulgar. We hear of men who have hitherto
stood high in social life and those who have been in
good repute, are drawn into it, These cases. il
proved should be punished with merited severity.
The complaints in regard to Post Office evils
were deserving of the strictest examination, and
would be brought before them for hearing.
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a. II any people in the world ever needed

a. apostle 10 cast their devils out, ID who live n
this watsr-ogBed The miasmaiie poison OF our
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil In the
blood 10 revel tho Agues aud which shake and
scoroh Us all, Ayers AaUE CURR p Is said 70 he the
apostle We need and Of neghho who have tried
N confirm the report Journal, Plano, m
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~ DR., Tubbs may be consulted at his rooms
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