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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80 1859.


SAOanMAATw.
WAI45tSCTss. ; !s..,aI 800,
OF rae aREAr
IT WILL BIZ AxPs.rED
x..ur. nvkkY NIGHT.
MATILDA
MArrLgA
uSIy ,Es aLLs EsKosoUNosD
CROWDED Hegsss A'ADi
'enAson OF The great on. a Of
xe.r,. wAI.oor. GERALDINE
0oulDoOK. ,o,ur.,
And slss JOSEPHINE osroN
y: sus..n. e. %. erss.p. S ,.a-a.. OF III. CIT,
'' s = ssiS 5 5t:ss SlasS,;s '' us
DRAuAri1 GENIUS.
.x,...,x...,, lt,on ts neg FORK ssralt'
&c: s.. Y: * a H't'a M
Tss yisss % ,.ss u,Sda e y .as and quite
esnoes rbe accomplished shswn herself ws
s no s Of :. m: n
re s.s rel g Of s:, S an sss .n
v,-u..,. {, .. a. ,'siy Tins. s..
raissd response Of he
audience At the cooCuS0n OF the play the
lady again demanded and she received the psu0
Iron The Daily News August 81.
Ne. M.sld. Zero. with ne and popular pla. Of "a.
imp proves rsmar With and ID deainet
conrayy The gfvnss out OF would be- critics
one Of The standard plays for stage No should fail Of
sealing It,
From The Evecinx Post
Ms Heron "a Geraldine usuu acted superbly and
special for his vivid rendering ths cd
Tho author called for he CONCLUSION OF the aud
wife
From tho Saturday Pfess.l
In plok, In Developments IN language susanei tats
tragedy is brise.is succssst Effort and place. M
sasemsn ut the head OF the d-snstc the cunuy
(erom Porter spirit
hs, viii csir h.h the dramatic literature of our
csuptsy, wbeM win only but intelligent
where there eIis mse for the highest Of
Frum the sunday COURIER
era!dne has been pronounced oy compeent cfi cs the
beat original drama that has seen brought
From tho Gtspstcb
We did not believe tbss clever . play. pera-tly
orsDH 20 unlike anything that we can remember could
engines and Frerchy sdsptanops But Il Il a r.
resbing suhoress hss shown ns
sss * he pay ssis our o~s Ssy and zoe
bias evsn bs bess sm.s arss our sage csa boat ts:
love despair and die NTH the unmesang OF
tragic queen but with the calm, logical DEGRADATION OF
stole
At wRacts vss 6eron and TIE Eve act tragedy see
rsdine have attracted large fanion sbe audiences
From the sunday flmee
Mics Reron has made succsssin Mrs Batenans
play To MS Batensn poeAas, the pece docs large
dit 1t has also tie meri. OF much dramatic Intensity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

ErIceu kks-LIRbY's OYBfnR PLACE -ArrxRTION
received ne lot Of Shrewsbury ana Pruces sv svstsrs
OIvkk LIBBY, late Of No. Pine street.,
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EDWARD COHEN K, AugTIoNEEE HORSES. WAC
~ ons harness By r. II rDHE OK This day a. one
cocs ssss rcor No SO Nassau strest bsck horse
l6k hands high, Old psfscy gentle In
fany hors eight or nine old snd and gentle aud
leyed 10 be gound ls,, light rocksyay, large
ton and road wagons double and single harness. DO
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EDwsRD sogEsCE,. AuctIoNEss; AssIgw.ss


EDWARD soHENoK, AUCrIONRER.-wfNE ANO Ii.
~ quor sale general assormeut In quantities suit
The stock OF an importer and dealer sod CASH
81 WassivstoD Chambers street. sara Sale 70 take
place the premises on Wednesday, the SLIT day OF Augat
n lO1< oclock A n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

rHs 10TH 81; JUlnH, no. , wksHINGTos
paceA rev eutn Of apartments at present un0ccupied,
sso two dsEle roonn Meals BY private table IA
aavng restaurant attached mAkes particularly desirable
or Ensle Eertemen xLBERf ANDERSON.
Sole pyoprsets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

RY JOSEPH BEGaMAN-wEDNEsDAY AUG 81, AT
ID lGf Il q Ga Dean street BmIth. Bro,ks rose
wood suit 10 maroon ross~coo m-rbs top stegere. 6ne
french cIoct soa chairs rocsers centre
table, shoRany hedsssda mahogany marble dyeseg
bureaus ditto wAsbsands hair mayes.es eshe- beds Dol
eters and plows velvet carpe olcl t1o
stand walnut extension table oak dining chsrs dinner
ten ssr glassware and plated &C. Catalogues at the
saeerCoins
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NEKNAN vOLKs GARDEN, IS BOwERY.
" Grand concert and ballet every might
Mr. Barry Ball tho Yankee comic vocAltk engaged.
Crowded every pisAt by the orderly audience.
WBDg6sD AZ, august 81, 1859
The propretos place have tho pleasure 70 ~
nounce 70 the public tbatA
GRAND MONSTER OONCTRT
will be given on Wednesday. avg mt s., 1859
Lead1s-Tbe hessn Nol lesde Of The Seventh regnank
(NAu0DA Guardl hspe, and shleiter.
BEsr OkCHEs TIA PEhFOkMExs,
and VIII comprise many OF the finest soloises-
The with contain the selaons OF the on4
est masters, ~ Be- ethoveu. kosstn Moverbeer,
a grand Potpourri which vii close With
0RAAO uLUNINA TON.
Admiration only 10 cents
Cenoerl % CON mence q 81. Doors open o'clsck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

sI,Ik HDRMEN, AHOYi-A GAME FISH IN DIsTRa5S-
Grand excu sion 70 the Cholera Ssnts complimentary
2, imonia 70 Mr. Jacob Jsnntng w.o hes had uofortu
ate stroke OF paraysis-fhe favorfte steamer
a0nTRIss O:psn J. Iuysi b. been sss,,ared by b.
s-ee At 6 Peck Clip a7 Amos stseet q TX. aud
pie. North river q o'clock NJ Fare dollar Bait
q nd refreshments can be procured board
JOHN J, DYnoND Secretary
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EvOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-rHB UNrTED
e Staten mail steamer ARA0O. D. Lines commander will
leave for Hsvrs touching southampton 70 lano tue mails
and passenger Saturday Sertem M 10 O'clock from
tight enclong the engines that the event
collision strBndiDg the water could reach
pumps being FREQ u work the Of the
sepRers would be secued Price Of cabin
&c., Baggage not wanted during the voyage should
sent board the day before sailing marked below"
NJ IL DRAYrON Agent No Broadway
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UNITED STATES MATI, STEAMSHIP LTsE FoI "a.
- vana and New Orleans The stespship GRAN ga,
snsn zen @ ssn On rmasy sepsM ,. - o.
the form furnished tbs office and bills If drg
sill be signed After hour Of sang For freight passage
apply Of III West street, corner of Warren.
NJ o, kORERrS, Agent
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HOTELS.


uoTEL ST.; 0bRMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, BROAD.
ii and Twenty copd street-teveral very desrabs
fu. OF rooms for families and single gentlemen. be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

EXCURSIONS TO THE FIsHIN" BANKs-fHE SEA
"a steamer CRCrOs having been PAINTED and refurnish 3D.
Hil leave for the Ffshiug Banks August 80 81 Friday,
ssUt and Saturday starting from J.mee alp 7 sprn9
xcurson 60c Oolon band board also bait and dshng
seck10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

r COX AT THESE PRICES OF rHE NEW LINE FOB
~ CsiforniAsteeraEe $50, second cabin SIS, dr cabin
sln0 including rsrosd ticket The fAvorits Steamship
NORTHkRN LIGHT Capt Tnklepaugh, viii leave from pier
no North river, kendAy, Sept at O'Clock p NJ
pecng Panama Railroad with the steamship Pacific
this line always Panama usurins
prompt connection a the Isshmus The North STAR viii
need The Northern Light snd leave New York the 10th Of
gent No 5 Bowling Green sew York city
NBAn persons are forbid trusting ono account OF
the above ShipS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

LOB ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON AND GLE jRos-
town The Nev 1ori and virginia ecrew Htesmship Ooa
psrys new and first csss stsamsbip MOUNT veRNJN, r.
u Smith commander VIII lsave pier IL North river FIR the
abeve ports saturday September At A. Cabin
esge with Asaed Accommodations 81 Freight &c.
per foot goods other articles in pr1po.on
and received on Fridays and Saturdays SO commission
hre o. cor treightor passage apply to H. B. CxON
WILL j CO., SO Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

rLarTfU ROYAL ALL STEAM MAvI0ArIUn UOa
a paws yovt Ind Gal ~ny Da-1 n1xt dop-rgf
run Mew tnrt VII he the large oosorfal sssAmshi.
ssss .s. 90 lse-csy ssoknbsr "a touching At q Joaos
~ " roccve 'h- royal Prize rrxt sisar
SO secaId s60 .bro $50 iociodias res tickets prfu
aUsi oitse 90 raissy roUss u sr-st Ssin and f
su0 Third clsss must provds plas bnfe fosb 81, ard
eeodos Fssnsr 70 n Johns s,rM olxa ESQ., sscopd, ~
F@ nexh o. p>ssaga inquire a the Amsuas fxpres Con-
ppoy 81 udsn1 And their o4hsf Advertised ooos In
sc ns.ov r,sss 10 hs third uass no secarec NJ
y. Above oces 10 bring of tho prtn
az cities the Bnes NJ railway 10 great Britain
50 ~ ssom galway for $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

kIL ABOARD FOB ROEY HOOK
picntc excursion Wedne August 81 b. the splendid
,esmes W. q. PUTNAM and double decked barge JEDA
Lib, giving opportunity the scenery OF
5pct river The boat VIII leave Broc~e street xss river
rirg street Sorh river 1t s1s street. 1t HefresA
mepts IN b0Asd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

kAoADwAY VARIETIES, 1T GRAND srRssr TWO
- doors from Broadway
TEE CHEArKsI PLACE CT AMUSEMENT
10 the word. Open evening with cmpsuy NJ over
THIRTY fEnFORxkRs,
introducing some Of tho most talented performers tho pro
iessou Tho FEMALe MiSsThBLs,
oiybt sDMISsiOs TEn CENTa
b0ye admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

QRYANrY MINSTkkL6
- Ne shAnics' Hall, a. BroAAwav.
Above Grand street.
Monday tTEv.s % and every night In Ne wesk,
JbRRy, NEIL and DAN 8RYAsr.
Hsw sopgD. Dances, Burlssrue Say lngs and Dotags.
RIVAL DA6klkS POLt1IGAL BTUAP 6PkEJ6.
WE OOMH FHUM The HILLS
LOCAL BANJO SONGS sCHNRe AT PaALON'S, q.
- PAntahon Song and DAnoe-JOHNNY 1OULEG.
Doors open Al O'Clock; commence at Ttckeas - cuna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

naORLEY's Food FOR CATTLE.
Inportauons continually arriving from England Of
Thor food for cattle used In her stables also
on his Regal Hghn tho Prince Copsor. farm Windsor
throughout the entire royal military stables arussa and sp
proved by leading agsuurists In the DID Country
mnnas given application st The central depot ia Green
With street York and ct Is Front street. Toronto Cana
IA rold In casks tanning 448 mixpgu price Sll
Keeping good health and bringing than into splendid
condition Il h unequAlled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

OALAOE 0ARBEEB AND HAIL.
L This Evenag Aususts0
osAND CONGRsT, vUCAL AND INsrRUMENrAL-
Aduitance 10 oepts
q 10 morrow evening August II,
Il GRAND SOIREh DANsANrE.
A COMPLIMENTARY To IAR So BSCRIBER0.
viii be given.
D This GRAND sOIkEE. 1t Is confidently anacipstsl.
will % attended BY NO thousand su sscftoasS
Y and 40 many ladies'
/ 1t Will be
x THE AFFAIR or THE sKAsON,
E snd
Thu LAST
ID Of tbese popular sOIREEs d AEeANrE which have
A given such
N ENTIRE sAsIsFs CfIoH
6urtnG the
Tict Ut admiss 81 admitting gentleman and lAAY
ladies tickets TO ceuts Subscribers esentog she
ticse6 81 he gate will be admitted ,anled ~
= lady or ladies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

a UCTION NOTICE.-THos BSlL. AUCrroNEER, AND
- VS. THoMPsON Wednesday at i0h O'Clock in the
Seooms 10 East Broadway balRnce took pledged goods
watbes welrr dc aso three Due clothing, lot
fancy goods, cur osihes 4, Particulars day Of sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

10 grant Pilnoe Cavignan permission 10 accept The
regency conferred upon him By the States
Of Central lialy is false An that IL known y that
France had formally c0uDseled Sardinia 10 refuse
70 grant such permission. The answer Of the
hing Of Sardinia TO this demand Of Napoleon had
NOT yet dlyulped
The niue hours movement In London has ended.
II Is announced that conference OF the building
y fades: ater having carefully considered their posi-
ION haye determined 10 withdraw from the
strike
The Times city article, in showing the prcva.
cnt ieeliug IN France on the question Of n war
With England, quotes as iis chiei authority Tor its
opinions from respectable French Review pub
shed n London, which, il is stated, that in Fame
the prospect OF a war with Eng and Is inct ssanty
discussed in The high places IN power In the public
oiices, in the army, ia the navy, among the work
ing classes and men Of business. The army is re-
ported as unanimous for war. In the navy the
desire for Il amounts 10 a frenzy The Church Is
as eager a. either the army or navy. The con
clnsiOns drawn are that 10 war With Eaglaud th'
French empire has the power Of satisfy ing th'
army aud navy, gratifying the clergy, winning ove
the legitimaiiss, and securing the suffrage Of uni
| ted people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
FnOaI MAsniNGrON.

WAsHiNoToN, Nov 20.
According to the reported conversation with Mr..
Wise, recently IN this city, be has no doubt Of ex-
sting secret sooietles in various portions Of Ohio
aod elsewhere, the members Of which are bound
by horrid oaths not ,nly to rescue Brown, but to
take revenge on thosJ who were ias;runental in
the conviction Of him aud his associates for their
offences at Hafper's Ferry, The letters which the
Governor has received upon this subject are from
men n whose word he places the fullest conf
dence, but whose names will not be revealed by
him. IL was doubtless the belief Of the existence
of such societies, numbering, as was reported to
him, thousands Of members, for the purpose re-
lated, that led the Governor recently " call cut an
additoaal number Of troops.
II is understood that Judge Douglas physicians
unite in urging him 10 proceed " the coast Of Flor
ida with view TO restore his health, and also that
Of Mrs. Douglas accompanying him. az soon as
their strength will permit.
Several clergymen yesterday 10 their Thanks
/ giving sermons earnestly condemned the eXpres-
sions Of sympathy for Brown and his associate 3
and declared that their execution was due 90 JUS
tce and the enOrmity ofther crime.
The number Of members OF Congress in tie city
is daily Increasing The organization OF the House
OF Representatives. is their chief topic Of cOnversa-
tiOn. .....
| Tue Secretary Of War received the following dis
patch To-day from Lieut., Gen, Scott dated Straits
ofFucia, Oct. 21th, and sent by way of Leaven-
worth.
Two days ago despatched from Fort Town
send communication to Gov. Douglas proposing
a temporary adjustment OF the basis suggested BY
the President Ia his Instructions TO mo There has
been no answer yet. No doubt the proposition
will be accepted. Everything is tranquil IN the
| Island"
DIR. @. Breed formerly an examiner In the pa
tent Office, having been arraigned before Justice
Dom on the charge Of utteriug iucendiary Ian
guage, was to-day required to give security in the
sum Of $4,000 10 keep the peace. 1t appears that
the objectionable words were uttered in the pres
ence OF several other persons, Senator Seward's
views being the topic OF conversation and soon
thereafter were published in the States ana Union
newspapers, hence his arrest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
Last Nights Report.
ARRIVAL or THE %yRIo,s.. J, !.

The Afloa from Liverpool on the 18th inst,
arrived at this port this evening. Her adyices
are Of the same date IS those furnished by the CIR,
cassian but the papers received furnish additional
items OF intelligence OF interesting details
The following is the latest telegram received
from London;
London, setnrday--The Daily News city article
Of last evening says there was mora flmuess on
Friday Ia stock exchange IN consequence OF the
definite signature Of the treaty VI peace, and the
decline Of The previous day was recovered. The
supply OF money in commercial circles Is rather
more llbera, yet there y but an exceptional trans.
action below the Bank minimum.
TIE Daily News oi this mofulog pablishes a dis
patch ifcm Paris dated Friday night, stating that
The report that the kiag Of Sardinia bad refused
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

MIA brush accompanies each bottle Pnce, Is ots
Wholesale Depot, No. 30 Plat street, Nep YOrt.
Address, HENRY q sPALDING Il co.
BOX No. 5000 NEW YORK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
WRECK OF THE INDIAN.

SAcKVHLEI N, B, Nov. 20.
The Indian struck ON sea ledge on Monday
asst She had on board thirty-elght passen-
gers, 100 seamen; 800 tons of cargo, some
specie,
Half an hour after striking she parted amid
ship. The passengers and crew took to tho
boats,
On of the boats was capAiled and seven per-
sons were drowned Another was stove in
when alongside Of the steamer Two other
boats, with passengers ana sailors, drifted TO
sea and have not since been heard from FT
The schooner Alexander arrived at Halifax
yesterday, the gath, with twenty -four persons
rescued from the wreck on board. The mum
Der Of lives is not yet known. The schooner
Julia which went TO the assistance OF the In
dian, was wrecked on tue brakers. All of the
crew were saved
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

ling narrative" (aaglice-shaky tale) OF the "big
injun" that has rested like anight-mare upon the
Herads Local, Is promised in to nights Herald,
We wait for it with fear and trembling. The cap
tive got home in time to join ia the disposal of the
fatted Thanksgiving turkey aud has been recogniz-
ed by his parents,by his brothers aud sisters who
were born after he was stolen, by grey headed old
men who never saw him but assisted in the searchi
by all the school children of the neighborhOOd,
and by scores Of people who first heard Of him
through the Herald. Great excitement Old
Brown nowherel Look out for the Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

CouRT OF Common PLEAs-JUDaE BoLroN-
Buckingham ct. al, vs.. Justin Morrison. Tried to
the Court $l9l6i, as found due the Plnintns.-
The Defendant filed motion for new trial.
Siobol, adm'r of Jacob Hoffman VS.. @. & NJ. R.
R. Co. The decedent was a laborer in sholl &
ScOvils slaughter house. On January sth, 1859
he was killed by locomotive on the track of the
Defendants, near Seneca street His administra.
tor claims that his death was caused by the care
lessness and negligence of the Defendant through
its agent, the engineer in charge, and brings this
action to recover damages. on trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

VERDICT AGAINST BENHoFF.--'rhe argument
in the Benhoif trial closed yesterday morning al d
the case went TO the Jury, who brought in verdict
Of guilty of murder in the second degree. The
Court room was crowded and the interest felt in
the case was great. Mr. Duncan for the defence,
entered motion for new trial and the prisoner
was remanded to Jail. This verdict was generally
eXpeced
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
ANoTnER MARE,s NEST.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. q.
A descent was made to-day upon the premi-
ses Of AE OAK, we'll knows colorod man of
this city, by the proper officers TO arrest iugi
tive slave supposed to he concealed there be.
longing Ia Sanford Rising. The slave was not
found, but large number of pixies were disoov-
cred in box in the cellar Cox has been seen
in frequent consultation with man passing uu-
der the name OF Brown. Neither of them have
vet been arrested
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

Run OVER ny THE cause.-The up train on the
@. G, & c Road on Thursday evening ran over a
man named Youatt, at Berea station, injurng him
severely. The down and up train meet at Berea
and it is supposed that in avoiding the one he was
struck by the other. He is a resident OF Berea
and about 60 years of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon shed belonging
to the Telegraph Co., and near their store house,
which burne several weeks SINCE was consumed.
The FIRE caught from the cracking of kettle in
which was boiling tar. Loss $500. No insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

THANRssIvINO SERVICES The different church.
es in town were well attended on Thanksgiving
day. Places of business were generally closed and
Sabbath quiet prevailed Every body seemed TO
enjoy themselves in quiet aud orderly manner,
and the city was at peace
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

FURs.-We are requested to state that there
viii be large sale at auction, Of rich furs in this
city next week. Fun particulars as to place and
time Of sale in a day or two.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

BouND OVER John Smith, James Daley,
Mary Smith, John Wilson, and John Mcdonnell,
alias james o'Keefo, were all bound over to the
Court of Common Pleas yesterday with bail at
$1,000, on a charge of burglary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

TrAvels is Eusors.--The following cores
pondenco explains itself!
CIHyELAND, Sept. 10, 1859.
Hon WILLIAM AnBEY;
DEAR sIR--1ho undersigned mtmbefs Of the
Cleveland Bar would respectfully request ,hatyou
would favor them, aud others who moy Be pleased
to seend, with an address on the subject Of Eu-
rope and Europeans, and your travel, on the Con-
tinent
Iftbis reouest meets your npprobatiop be kind
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
uS Plain Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the LtApBR Ofice
the latest improved and ropid Presses the
best style, short notice. aud at reasonable rates Par
tcuar attention paid Blank work Every description
Of Binding done especially Blank Hooks Ledgos Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books sc SO
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ACQUITTED.

HARRIsBURa, Nov 20.
Mr.. VIM. Knox, of Philadelphia, who was ar
reated about two months ago ON charge of mur-
der, brought against him by q eolored girl, was
tried by the Court this evening. Iie was acquit
ted by the Jury without leaving their box, the
evidence fully exhoneraIing him from the charge,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

"sIeNs OF THE TiMEs."-The next and third
lecture in this course will be delivered in Plymouth
Church, Prospect street, by the pastor, Rev. }. C.
White, to morrow evening, commencing precisely
at O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
FROM HARRIsBURGH.

The report that Gov. Packer Of Pennsylvania
has rendered TO Gov. Wise the service OF ten thou
sand men TO guard tho line between Maryland and
Virginia, Is hoax. No such tender was made to
Gov, Wise, nor did ho make any such reply as
sta ed in the dlspatches
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
THE VIoTORIA BRIDGE.

The arst traln Of cars ran over ihe Victoria
Bridge this Afternoon, Two Of the tubes are not
quite completed but II is expected that the bridge
win be fully completed and thrown open 10 tue
public about the middle Of December.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

NANDLNHoFF's LEcTURE.-The lecture of Geo.
Yandenhoif, Esq, which was to have been delivel-
cred on Thursday evening, at o'clock will lie
given at the Academy ofMusic on Monday evening
next. Mr.. Vandenhof viii he greeted with full
house. such as he has had in Detroit for five nights
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

OLEyELAND, Nov. "a, 1850.
GESTLEMEN OF THE BARI
Your kind invitation. requesting me to address
you and such others as may be pleased to attend,
upon Europe aud Europeans and my travels on
the Continent, has been received.
It will give me pleasure to comply with your re,
quest by delivering Lecture ireland, Scotland,
England and France, at the Academy Of Music, on
Thursday, Dec. 1st, 1859, at quarter before o.
clock, p. NJ. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM ABBEY.
To John E. Cary, William Collins, Moses Kel-
lev. s. b. prentiss. and others