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PROM MAsHINGTON.

W AbhlR0TONt may 10
Serious charges have boen produced against
Captain Vliet, who expended near two millions of
dollars in the purchase Of mules and stock for the
Utah expedition. A court martial will probably
be ordered.
The demand Of the British Minister for the SUR
render Of Marshal Tyler will not be acceded to, as
the case is not believed to come within an article
Of the Ashburton Treaty.
Letters from Elk President Pierce say tha, he
will probably remain another year abroad in
consequence of the improvement of his wife's
health.
Mr., Reed ex,Miuister to China, has closed the
affairs Of his legation to the entire satisfaction of
| all.
The provisions Of his principal treaty Of June
last are yet imperieetly unders,oOd.
| Mr.. Ward, his successor, took il to exchange
| ratihcRtons.
| All the great powers agreed upon having tenn.
porary missions only at Pekin, abandoning the
idea of making thata temporary residence
Tho basis Of the treaty arranged by Minister
McLsne is on tho principle of that which existed
before tho treaty OF Guaydaloupe, Hidago, and
which regulated the commercial intercourse from
the borders Of tue Missouri to aud from Santa Fe
In this case the right af way of Mexican territory
to the Gulf Of Californa is proposed with every
prospect of success.
Ex Commissioners Reed and Bown have met
with a cordial reception from the President and
others associated Wild him In the Government,
Judge Douglas left to night for Now Orleans,
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rV-For CIV News, see frat page

For Market Reports aod Marine News, see
fourth page, gEg nHr. 81 va I
DusT.-It is a well known fact that the streets Of
Cleveland are generally either muddy or dusty
The peculiar nature of our soil is such that it is
quickly converted into an unpleasant consistency
during rain and almost as quickly dried by the
sun until the whole atmosphere is full of the rri'
tating particles Awnings, curtains and blinds do
but little good comparatively The dust penetrates
uto the stores aud parlors,-cOats the broadcloth
Of the retired merchant and the silks Of his
wife 1t so annoys the "iond parienr' Of bloom
ing daughter that he huskly says mo" to her re.
quest for new bracelet and it prOvokes hearty
sneeze ia Charles Augustus as he is uttering to q
fair comp nion some 'dem foine" sentence which
he had studied upon for week Itdamages goods
and troubles both sellers aud buyers. But fortu-
natey Though our excellent water facilities our
streets may be sprinkled at a comparatively slight
cost and with but little trouble. The Water Works
Company have adopted the following low tariff
of prices for sprinking the business streets for the
season which canl:easiy be paid by those imme-
diateIy interested.
Superior street from Atwater Block to the Square
sc per week; Water street from Superior TO St
Clair 50; Bank street from Superior to st, Clair
50; Nerwin from Centre street TO Canal 81 So
balance of the city at two cents per week per 1000
square feet.
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THE OpERA,-owing to 9 difficulty in obtain
ing suitable hall in Columbus, the Cooper Opera
Troupe will remain here two nights longer The
night to a fair house. TO night that beautiful
thing, " The Child of the Regiment, will be CIV
en-, and tomorrow night on the occasion Of a com.
pmentary benefit to Miss Aunie Miner, who has
won hosts of friends and admirers during her stay
here, Norma will be repeated. Secure these
opportunities for bearing this great aTtiste
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CORRECTED NpgIcE-Those only who have
been in like circumstances car appreciate the feel
ings Of an editor who finds in his report of an eve.
nings entertainment such collection of mistakes
from uncOrected proof, as appeared yesterday
morning in the notice Of the Choral Union. We
insert it again below, satisfied that in corrected
form twiltbe new to our readers
CHORAL UNIoN.-Among the Musical Associa-
tons of our city, that OF the Choral Union, while
its existence even may have beeu unknown to very
many is still one that is worthy Of high rank in
the musical scale. The members of this Union are
as follows
Mr.. j. p, HoLBRoOK-Director.
PROF. JOHN LoNu-Pianist.
SOPRANO,
Mrs. C. P Whitney, Mrs, W W. Wright Miss
Mary L. segur, Miss Nellie Yaugbn y
CooNTRALTo
Mrs. H. p. B. Jewett, Mrs. b c. Rouse.
a9 .T TENOR, %
Messrs E, c. Rouse, E. Byerly
.-r.. BAssO, m
Messrs J. P Holbrook, Edwin Stair, VIM. H.
Chapman, Jones II. Stanley.
These gentlemen and ladies met their friends at
Chapins Hall last night on the occasion Of Dress
Rehearsal, and greeted their friends With songs
and choruses, the execution of which showed with
out an opportunity for dispute, the high musical
talent Of the performers. This Union has met
from time 10 time at the homes Of its MEMBERS but
last night gave to their friends the pleasure Of a
rehearsa! at the above Hall
We cannot speak Of each piece 10 detail The
names alone of the meubers are sufficient assur-
auce to the public that it would be presumption
for US to criticize as we would the execution Of
amateurs,
The Hall was crowded TO Tepletion with The sht'
of the city, and the hearty applause which follow
ed each piece told for itself the appreciation Of the
audience. Miss Nellie Vaughn, who made her hrst
public appearance last night won the cordial en-
eomiums Of strangers and the gratihed appreciation
Of friends by her well executed solo The Other
ladies, in their songs were heartily eneored whil'
the ohoruses were particularly fine
The pleasant exercises Of the evening were con
timed in the graceful movements Of the dance un
I'll The company dispersed, grateful to the Chora
Upion for 80 happy an evening, ,,
THR MAMMOTH BEwsPAPER Tho Quadrupl
Constellation, that was to have been pbblished ii
March, Is sooD to make its appearance The pape
has been ordered by Ross &Tousey Of New York
which Is suficient guarantee that there will be n
failure 10 the issue Of this sheet, The largest in tb
word. Tue size ofihe sheet on which il viii
/ printed may be seen At scbuckers where i COY
) ers good part Of his walls, He VIII have III
monster when issued.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
runTHER d. Tmn CANADA.

FBkIltEh Ia THE NANAbAs
Sr. JOINS, May Is.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, Capt Long,
from Liverpool, ON Saturday the 7th inst, passed
Cape Race on Monday, en- route to HALIFAX and
Boston. She was boarded by the Associated Press
News Agent, and the following summary of her
news procured. Considerable delay was unavoid-
able In It's transmission, owing to the iact that the
line from this place to the Cape is uot yet oomplet.
ed. Ia a week il will doubtless bo completed
when such provoking delays will be in at measure
avoided
The news which should have come to hand
on Tuesday, was doubtless Intentionally de-
lay ed by the Nova Scotia line,
No battle had yet been fought.
The Auslrians crossed the Po and made a
further advance into Piedmont, but the inundo-
tions are said to have compelled them to make u
partial retreat.
The Austrians were repulsed in an effort to
cross the Po at Trassino with considerable
loss.
The dilatoriness of the Austrians e1ctes
great surprise. Their vanguard was at Tron-
zaro.
The sardinians, It was reported, had siezed all
! the Austrian merchant vessels at Genoa.
The French in a few days would muster 100000
troops in Piedmont.
! The Emperor Napoleon remained at Paris, bul
was expected to start for the army On tue 18th
|
parture. The Emperor OF Austria was preparing
| to take the chief command In Italy.
GREAT BRITAIN The Ministerial gain at The
elections Is cOmputed--25
The s. s. Lebanon from New York, April 2lst
arrived at Liverpool, May 4lh
| The s $. Indian from Portland, April 2jd, ar
! rived at Liverpool on the 5th.
! AUsTRIA.-The banking house which had sus
pended at Vienna, was that Of Arnstein 4 ketur
aud the amount OF their liabilities was 1000 90,
pounds.
PARIs, Saturday 7th--Marshall Vallient anC
| Count Wdlewsld are appointed members OF th'
| Privy Council. Gen. RanlOn succeeds 10 th'
! Ministry OF War, and NJ. Rogur becomes Presiden
| Of the Senate N. Delaugh retirea from the Min
sry Of the Interior of the Ministry Of Justice, ant
the Duke of Padone becomes Minister Of the In
terror
| Riehardaon. s 4 Co report Liverpool br0adslufs dul
| and slightly declined since Tuesday
Mheat-O u0ued with large speculative ipquiTy aud az
excited market al an advance Of ~ On all descriptions bu
Flout- % ia and offered Gda0d dc lilac since Tues
dny; quotations are humina nt l2uDihH.
Whsaf-AsJ dull and 6@8d decline since Tuesday QUO
southern white l0s6dnt3,0d.
Ceu-Duil aud decllned 3lg6li mixed 7GIsOdi yellow
Is0p7s3d, white 6sfdasadd. .....
Tea-WeBk iu price and rather insCtv0.
Bariug Bros. quote Vheht quiet aud quotations barrel
mamtaiued, White % gbos, rd b0Jp5i2.
| Cofse-Hsavy aud detlinod; quoted SdO DO.
Rice Opened firm but CLOSED dull.
| LtuseaI Oll-DGcllned
LoNDQS MoNEY N MARKET. Active. The bank Of Eng
aud bad ADVANCED rates ~ per cent Tho spfco d
| Cnnsois-Closed Friday 0Oha@3f
LATEsT.-satuTday, n A. M-C0nsols 9O3s1D9Oh.
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EOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIYAL On THE OANADA.

ST. JouSs, N. f., May Is.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt Lang,
from Liverpool the 9Th inst, on route for Halifax
and Boston, has passed Cape Race.
The commercial intelligence by this arrival is
important, embracing further decline cotton
since the sailing Of the Nova Scotian and Arago.
A slight decline In all descriptions Of bread
stutf,, and slight advance in all kinds Of provi-
siOns
Consols we're quoted on Saturday at 30 3-sa
30 5.s. 't
The Canadas adyices are TO the afternoon Of
Saturday, and In a commercial point Of view are
important
The political news is interesting, but no new
features Of startling moment between the opposing
forces in sardiniV.
The Austrians had, however, been repulSed in
an RttempttO cross tho Po at TrassnAtto with con-
siderable loss.
The celebrated Baron Humboldt died at Berlin
! on Friday.
The steamship Lebanon from New York, arrivS
Cd at Liverpool on the 4th, and the Indian, from
| Portland, on tho 5th.
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THE CONCERT THIS EvENINe.-Tbe Concert
OF the Cleveland Musical Society tonight at the
Melodeon will probably be the last of the season,
aud will be grand finale to the amusements Of the
season. This society comprises vast amount Of
high musical talent, and that talent will be dis.
played in rich aud rare gems this ,eyening. The
programme embraces pieces which will call forthe
exhibition of all the skill of the performers and
clnnot fail to Please. Let the musical wo Ia Of
Cleveland be present to hear and admire.
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NEwsPAPERs-schucker opposite the Post
Office, has for sale the latest Harper's Weekly
Frank Lesles illustrated Newspaper, wavery
Magazine, Flag Of our Union, Nick. Max, Yankee
Notions aud.all the otls papers, magazines, &c.
Gall on him
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" Fever and Ague is terrible disaase.--
ofa the ills that flesh herto" it Is tAe aiaest in
its first maniesations the most unrerntmg IA its pro
gress, aud the most defiant Of medical skill Fever nnd
Ague is destructive Of lie than consumption, be-
it easily induced aud therefore more preva-
lent. Il marks its victims for the grave, like an e1eeu-
ler bond Day by day the sufferer grows weaker aud
weaker each hour dJes he fear strong consciousness
Of approaching the tomb We hive sad that The disease
is one Of those which has nearly always dehed medical
scence-a few cases ouce in while having been cured
reported We are happy to announce that DR. j. Hos
letter Of sisburgh has prepared conpound that has
be TO fail in curing the worst Of this
terrible disease. We recommend DIR J. HOSTErTERS
CELEBRATED BlTTERS to suffering humanity gonei'
ally, and speedy specGj.
aIa hvt audi
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THE CAMPBELLs-The Mordo 3 Hernandez
troupe of MINISTRIES will be at the Melodeon on to-
morrow and Saturday night This band is the peTy
best that visits our city. The members Of it are,
personally, gentlemen, and professionally, stars.
Hernandez has no equal as guitarist, and in his
athletic and agile feats he carries the palm.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

As the Buffalo and N. Y. Express train due in
this city at 1925 a. m, passing crossing one
tender and baggage car, throwing two passenger
cars off, and dragging with them some distance.
The conductor Thomas S, Clifford was killed and
two thres passengers fatally injured, and 5 or
20 moro or less injured The fatal train is
momentarily expected in this city when we will
give names of the injured.
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BuyyALo. Nav ls

Vessels passed through the Port ColbOms
Lock from o'clock p M. on the 18th ill
O'Clock p. NJ on the 18th.
Bound West, l7.--BoTk ST. George, schra.
Monteaqle, Petrel, May Queen, brig Acadia
On lsth--Sehrs, KsnOsa, Gem Of Kingston,
Bay Queen, SOIel
Bound East, l7-Prop. Akin, schT. Paragon
On l5th-Bng John Young
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Austin, Texas, adyioes OF lth inst. state that
Captain Boyer entered the Upper Reserve ON the
% with so men and killed Is Indians aud fed A
party Of dragons aud Indians were pursuing him
There was great excitement aud the Indians Of
the Lower Reserve had efi their farms for Captain
Riyea encampment. ..
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has her pic, n 6 .lery at the old stand, No. 200
Superior tEpat (south side). First class pictures
taken on 70 sonable terms, and warranted to suit
mylS-dlm,
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~ HAwKs BRorHER have Nick Max for
June full Of fun and summer jokes and illustrations.
They Of course have everything else in the period
al line-from New York, Boston and from over
the water
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BUSINESS NOTI0ES-

meut Of custom made boots and shoes Of any es
tablishment in Cleveland He has no rent to pay
and personally superintenda his own business, and
can thus afford to sell low.
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OVERLAND MAI.

ST. LOUIS, May lS.
The overland mail with dates to the 25th utimt
arrived here to day
BrOderick and Gwin were mastering their res
pectve forces for the ensuing campaign TherC
will be two Democratic ticke in the field, lie
Compton aud Anti. Lecompton,
A State Convention is to be held at Sacramento
June 18th.
San Francisco market unchanged, and buyer,
are awaiting the arrival Of feet OF overdue Clip
per ships
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t-W- The Dyspeptic can have oil his woes BAN
ishsd It he vii bot Hutchngs lAo EGhiuunt Weak
stOmach, feeble digestion. distress uiteT eating cosEe
habits tiiOu6uess, low spiti giil hId mssteI IN lh5
aBove c lmpauud Sold by WM. FlskE, Cleveland, aud
by druggists generally aprl1lN WonlAb
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FllRE
MILWAuKER. Nav ls.

destructive FIRE at Horizon, Wis, this morn
ing destroyed property TO the amount Of S25 ,0OO
Insurance $1,000. Supposed 10 be the work Of an
incendiary. u
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FROM TEXAS

AUSTIN, May IL.
Captain Baylel entered the Upper Reserve on
the 81 inst with so men aud killed Is Indians A
party Of dragons aud Indians were after him. -
There was great excitement
The Indians ON the Lower Reserve had left their
farms for Captain Ross encampment.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will pay
the above reward 20 any person that will furnish
me With Platformscale that will weigh correctly
when out Of level and also when level If such
scales cannot be made, then our Patent Leveler
for Platform Scales is of great importance. other
wise not. Will the buyers and users Of Scales
look into this matter See advertisement in On.
other column. J.F KELLER,
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FRON NEW YORK

NV NN"HI my TO
The trot between Ethan Allen and Lantern
came on to day over the Union Course The
entire FIVE heats were made Weather stormy
and time not said to be remarkable Result Of
race not yet given
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THE MALTESE BANNER.--All " Sons" who are
able and willing to travel are expected to join an
expedition to Painesvie tomorrow afternoon, to
be present at the opening of the sealed volume and
the blowing of the sacred horn at IL p NJ The
unknown win enter the arcana Of mysteries at the
unloosing of the chain.
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~ DR.. Banning may be consulted at his office,
C54 Euclid street) during this week, relative to
the relief Of vocal pulmonary, digestive. spinal
female urinary hernial and seminal weaknesses,
by the application Of his respective braces
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To Young NIen.
ELIXIR DE VIE.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
NdercnrY nr nIaonan.

from which SO many thousands arc continually suHern.
without knowing remedy
The cost of cure Is trhing One hutlu will last one
month, aud IS suitable for either sex Sent oe by mail
all plrts of The United States.
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NoTIoE Persons having made any change in
their business, place of business firm, name, resi-
dence, or boarding place, since the first of last
March, or been missed in the canvassng will please
call at our Office Immediately, so as to make the
necessary corrections in the City Directory about
to be issued
J. II. WILLISTON & co.
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