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EsTERDAYAFTERNooMs REPoRr
WASHINGTON MATTERS

WN''A"NAvNi hflh y
The dispatches sent 10 Gen Lamar are, Il Is
represented, Of the must positive character
They Instruct him 10 demand from Nicaragua
an apology, restitution aud indemnity, on a fail.
ure TO comply with which be is to ask for his pass.
ports.
The home squadron it Is said will be strength
ened by the vessels placed at the disposal Of Gen
Lamar 70 use them for the defence Of American
citizens, their property and vested rights.
The dispatches 10 flag officers MClueny and
Loug, commanding respectively the Home aud Pa.
cidc Squadrons, are TO obey the orders Of Gen La.
mar failing TO receive them they are 10 exercise
latitudinarian discretion.
The usual diplomatic course has been pursued In
informing Foreign Legations Of the intentions Of
our Government.
The armed expedition new being organized ia
New York and other cities with the ostensible
view Of migrating 10 Arizona will not not be per
mitted 70 enter that territory. Special orders o
that effect have been issued 10 the U. s. troops on
the frontiers.
The stopping Of Col L1ekrdge by Cen Twiggs
is sanctioned here and similar orders 10 prevent
the entrance Of bands OF mauraders into that Ter
ritory.
The troops now in New Mexico will be marched
into Arizona II It should be necessary, and their
places supplied by others from the Platte country
The war department has advices from Utah to
the first Of March.
MOrmonism Is represented TO be waning and
apostacy quite common. Brigham Young keeps
secluded. Il is reported he Intends quitting Salt
Lake, and has agents negotiating in some north.
ern provinces in Mexico and also 10 Central Amer.
ica for the purpose of obtaining a site for a new
settlement
Territorial officers 10 Utah experience much
difficulty from Mormon interference
The army is in fine spirits The Indians are, Of
course, troublesome.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April g.
The Charter Election yesterday, in Brooklyn,
resulted In the success Of the whole Democratic
ticket The majority for Powell, Mayor, is near.
ly 5000.
The Herald has intelligence from Montevido 10
the 10th of February--l7 days later-which was
received yesterday by the brig Ann Mclean, from
PernambucO.
This intelligence announces the peaceful adjust
ment OF our difficulties with Paraguay through the
friendly Offices OF President Uriquiza, Of the Ar
gentine Confederation. The precise terms Of set.
tlement are not stated, but II is known that ample
indemnify is secured to the families of the persons
killed ON the steamer Water Witch and the com.
pany rel resented by Mr.. Hopkins
The Herald has letters from San Domingo of
the 18th Of March, announcing that hostilities had
begun between Dominica and Denmark Danish
envoy had recently arrived thele in war vessel
and peremptorily demanded Sl50,00O indemnity
for the seizure Of two Danish vessels by President
Pacs, during the recent revolution in Dominica.
President Santa Anna offered to refer the matter
to arbitration The Danish functonary declined,
giving the Dominicians "a hours to comply with his
demands, with the understanding that refusal
would be followed by blockade of their ports The
Domi1icans decided In favor Of war, aud forthwith
commenced manning their batteries.
There was but one Danish war vessel in port
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cLRyELAkb. Janury on. 1859.

Nj y Koelrr-Dshr Sir. Having had one Of your
Platform Scales ia for tho past ten years, M gives
pleasure o. that they haye given entire salisuc0n w
= L HnIT
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LABoRDE AND FoRMEs' GREAT CoNoERT-SAL
OF sEATs.-The plan for securing seats will be
thrown open to the public this morning at 0 o'clock
precisely at Mr. Brainard's Music Store No
extra charge for securing seats. We expect there
will be a crowd 80 be there at the appointed time
The following criticism is from the Cincinnati
Commercial upon the appearance Of the troupe in
that city on Monday evening
Il was Ia truth as brilliant affair as we ever lis.
listened 10 In concert room In this city. The re-
putaton Of the pTiHld donna, Madame LabOrde has
not been a whit oyerTated. She is indeed as tin.
shed an QTfiste as we have ever bad iu this city
Her rouades are marvellous, and she accomplishes
tue most difficult passages with equal ease, rapid
lly and truth as could be accomplished by VieuX
temps himself upon the Wlin. Her voice is 4
high, iqli and comprehensive soprano, delicious 10
rs quality, and grand In quantity.
To characterize the singing VI Mile POinsot we
should say that Il is remarkable for fulness clear
ness Of tone and certainty Of execution
Karl Formes, grand and lofty Karl, With his rich,
mellow aud y0luminous voice. was all himself
Mr.. Perrng, very sweet tenor, presided at the
piano forte, and added In no small degree 10 the
pleasure Of the audienee in contributing several
sweet ballads 70 the musical plio which, we have
before stated, was one Of the most complete and
satisfactory entertainments ever given p this pity
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, April o.
The opposition TO the proposed new charter Of
New York city is becoming quite formidable Be-
sides the Committee Of the New York CITY Coun.
Gil there is also delegation with heavily signed
remOnstance from some Cf tue most prominent cit
izens of all shades Of politics in New York
Tue main objections Of these parties are to that
section of the bill which in express terms con
tnues in Office until January, 1863, the present in
cumbents severally Of the law departments aud the
the Croou Aqueduct Board, together with the
City Chamberlain. The presence of this section
in tue new Charter Is believed to have been the re-
suit Of political bargain got up between certain
Republicans, Americans aud Democrats, for the
express and sole purpose of beuehting the iucum-
bents referred to, hence the formidable opposition
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THE PLor THIoKENs--THE Crisis HAsTRNs :
The undersigned suggests to the preachers in
Cleveland, that on the next Sabbath in each City
Pulpit a sermon be given upon the import Of the
judicial investigation now in progress in the U. S.
Court with such notice of the Fugitive Slave
Law as the gospel requires and justiaes
Reasons-Cyil aud Religious Freedom lives only
in the fostering bosom Of christian benevoleuce,
and pure Christianity cannot be sustained but
through the dvinely appointed agencies of the pull
pit which breaches righteousness, and a church
which practices righteousness.
JOHN KEEP.
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Amount due from County Commissioners for
nonresident paupers, S2,374 Ga. Received and
filed
OF Board of Education, favorable to the pay
ment of the claim of Edward Kingsley, for S225,O0
Received and fled
COMuNIMCA ATOMS.
From GEO. b. SENTER rendering his resignation
of the office Of Trustee for the First Ward. Res.
ignation accepted
ORDINANCES.
To establish the width of sidewalks on Merwin
street, between Center aud Columbus street Re-
ferred to Committee on Ordinances
An ordinance for the payment Of claims Passed
Ordinance fixing the salary Of the Superintend
ent Of Markets at 500. Tabled
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Tbayer, That the Judges aud Clerks at
the several Wards who officiated at the elections
on the 4th inst be paid S5 each for their services
Passed
By Mr.. Thayer, That the Board OF City Improve.
mens be instructed to report an ordinance to re
peal an ordinance to grade Water street, il in their
opinion that ordinance was Illegally passed. Adop.
ted.
By Mr. Rider, That the Board of City Improve
ments be instructed to place proper protection
on the Main street bridge, the expense not to eX
ceed 5000 Adopted.
By Mr.. Rider, That the Mayor be instructed tc
authorise special election in first Ward to fill ht
vacancy oocasioned by the resignation of Geo
Senter Withdrawn
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OONNROTIOUT ELKOTION.

Returns from all the towns In the State show
that l2e Republicans are elsoied Representatives,
aud 100 Democrats
The Republicans have elected sehatOrs IN the I'd,
5th 6th 7th, oh, llth, 18th, 10Th. l7th 10Th and
2lst Districts. The Democrats IN the lst 30, 4th
9Th, 10th, 10th, 18th and 2Oth Districts
The returns from al towns but Salem and Led.
yard (which last year gave 50 Democratic Majority
elect GOV. Buckingham by 1000 majority
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BY the Official vote Of the City Election, It win be
seen that GEo. II BESHAn is elected Justice Of the
Peace Il was conceded until last night that be
was defeated
Hooray for our side
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, April @.
George p. Morris declines the Coz oisulship at
Hdvre.
The French Courier repeats the assertion that
new expedition for the conquest of Cuba is now ON
foot in this city II asserts that part Of the expo
ditou has already sailed and that within lew
days the whole affair will be made public Their
plan, as sketched by the Courier is ~ land al some
remote poiut on the coast where they ere TO main
lain themselves until general rising on the Island
shall summon them 10 march on to Havana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07

PROBATE CoURT.-The principal case brought
before Judge TILDEN In this Court, was that OF
VIM. Patrick, complained OF for assault and battery
upon Mr.. FoRD, the principal Of the Rockwell St.
school The trial resulted in the defendant being
sentenced to pay fine of 800 and TO be imprson-
ed in the County Jail for ten days on bread and
water, and give bonds in $3.50 for good behavior
for two years. Some further testimony having
been presented from Dr. Ackley relative to the
state Of the haud upon which the punishment was
inflicted the fne was abated to SIS.
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NkW foAKi April 8.
dispatch from Washington to the Times saws
General Jeres, toe Nicaraguan Envoy, has been
Informally notified Of dispatches forwarded to Gen.
Lamar instructinR him 10 demand satisfaction
from Nicaragua. Should the reports relative TO the
seizure Of the Transit Company's Steamers prove
TO be correct, be s also instructed TO demand
the ratification or rejection Of the Cass-Y Yrssarrl
Treaty without delay.
Letters received here from San Domingo Slate
that previous 10 The Danish action against Santa
ma government the French demanded the con
cession Of oil the gold and silver mines Of the Re.
public. The wishes Of the latter is entitled to full
CredenCe
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7Ao only harmless and reliable Dye kno,0n.

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Al others limitations and should be avoided IL
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879 and % 900
his famous Dyes
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not to iuuro the least however long may continued
aud the i effects Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair uvgor-
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Made sold applied Gn private roomsj ut The Wiz
Factory, No 233 Broadway, N Y.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess
" Tho genuin has the and address upon steel
pate engraving On four sides Of each Box, Of
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
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.HNHESE SCALES had awarded to
u them the First Premium the state Fair over the
ceehra ed FaiTbant Scale and beat that Scale than
u ~ recent severe public gi invited BY The agents
how those Scales appreciated BY business Of Caye
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MoNEY LOST On Friday evening, probably on
Superior or Erie streets, about thirty dollars in
Bank Notes, said notes being contained in bud
of Crawford Co, Pa, with strap around il, two
or three five dollar bills, State Bank Of Ohio, and
other Ohio and Illinois money. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the above at the Of
fee Of the Cleveland Leader.
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FTIiE Ar COLuMRus.

COLUMBUS, April 6.
The dry'houso OF the Tub and Pail Company was
by fire this afternoon. From fifteen TO
twenty persons badly scalded and bruised. They
were standing on platform about fifteen feet from
the ground. The heat and steam confined inside
burst open large folding doors, with an explosion
like the bursting Of boiler, forcing the people of
the platform, together with burning timbers.
Many were seriously injured, two it ia supposed
fttalIv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07

LIoHT READINo.-Hawks and Bro can supply
the millions with Frank LeiIies Illustrated News
paper, The Consultation, Harpers Weekly Led.
ger, Wayerly, Country Gentlemen The Working
Farmer, Kuickerbocker Musical Guest, a new
thing, aud in truth any quantity Of periodicals,
magaZinna Mn
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JOHN KEEP
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EV-E. RUFTINI's new Spring style of Hats and
Caps is considered as perfect He sells better silk
or cashmere Hats for Four Dollars than any other
establishment in Cleveland. That truth can be
verified by calling at l75 Superior street. next door
10 Taylor, Griswold 4 Co.'S
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
TIE sICKLEs, Jury.

We were bored again last night with long tel.
egraph report about the everlasting jury. OF the
"A persons summoned, II had opinions so fixed
that they would not trust themselves to act Impair
TALLY. These opinions were generally not US to
killing, but as to justification Only jurors had
boon sWorn
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"OH WHAT A FALL WAS THERE. ."-Ye esterday
morning about O'Clock the presence Of a crowd
Of men and boys about the old building in process
Of removal, between Forest City and Parsons
Blocks, announced that something was going on
OF unusual interest Rushing to the spot with
note book and pencil, we found that the old bak.
cry, next to the former block, had been stripped Of
windows and valuables, and the lower story all
torn out, leaving the house set up on stills, aud
that ropes had been thrown out, by means Of which
the last act 10 the life Of this building was TO close
with rand finale far exceeding the fall Of the
temples In theatrical stage "In short" the
building was to be pulled down great crowd
having gathered upon both sides Of the street. they
were kept waiting for long time, as the house
was like that founded on a rock, in that II was
bound not to fall The men and boys pulled and
tugged in vain, until an adventurous hero making
battering ram of a stick of timber, knocked out
the brick wall supporting it upon the east side
That being given the pull was tried again. and af.
ter waving back and forth few times, toppled and
fell in one grand ruin, and in cloud Of dust, set
ting at last upon its belm-ends and there re-
naming This being done the crowd dispersed in
peace and quietness
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IN H sOLOMONsON-

PRACTIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest assortment Of the oost approved kinds OF
PECTdCLES. Alhis glasses, whether for ocar OF far
ightod ground under his ownlnspection by mschine
Of construction with the Greatest care SO asto
suit the eyes all cases. curing Weakness DizziHsss or
aiamnlOH Of the Eyes, and impartng strength for long
reading or Gne sewing.
" N. II. SolomOuson would here inform the public
thatho employs any IN the sale ofhislenses
~ Also, splendid assortment ofS SPY GLASSES hI
CROSGOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
iuseTted without pain as perfect as natural.
IEB Ooe3s Superior street under the American Hotel.
iung2
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TnE FUeITIYR sLAYn CAsE.

The fugitive slave case was continued this p, NJ
There is no abatement of the excitement in regard
to IT, large police force was in attendance TO
preserve order.
The Commissioner eyerrued a motion of the
counsel for tue defence to remove the case, the
ground that the Commissioner had prejudged IT,
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Uul0 dswly6
nHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
4 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N1&Ne%M
k-ge{I II 5s5sI
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REPUBLICANS AHEAr.

PORTLAND. he., April 3.
At the municipal election to-day, Mr.. Jewett, the
Republican candidate for Mayor was elected, re-
oeiving 2020 votes against 1912 for Holden, Dem.
Tue Republicans elected Mr. Lane Judge Of the
Municipal Court, five aldermen out of seven and
sixteen of the twenty-five Councilmen
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The above is the vote as certified 10 the Clerk of
Common Pleas By it Geo. Benham had II votes
over Mr.. Stephan. It was discovered late yesler.
day afternoon that the "Taly Sheet OF the 18th
Ward indicated 40 votes Tor Stephan more than
was certified. Mr.. Fojambe it will be seen is
elected; and the above is the way it stands as to
Benham aud Stephan Forty added to stephan's
certified vote, would give him majority of %. Of
the scattering votes, Erastus Smith had 1877.
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DR. p. II. RECORD.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
10 % Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Amis dc Femme" at the Proprietor's prices.
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FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, o. i April d.
Weather Is still clear and rather cold Ice ID still
fast in Lake st. Peter Navigation will not open
IOr Is week yet
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Inc heamatve IS put W. 10 bottles Of three sizes viz -
medium and smell; the small holds pint and
e u one uOl rr per hotle the medium holds az least
twenty per cent IN PROPORTION than lie small rr.iis
lot Two dollars per buttle he large holds a q,t 40 per
bottle & ''''s W aus F''
%; J. MOOD & 60 Plopretors, No 3l2 Broadway, N
No. l!4 Market stlte 81 Louis Mo
And sold by all Druggists ami Fancy Goods Dealers
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FnOM wAsnINGTON.

Postmaster General has by letter informed the
Boston Commercial that $4,000 must be depoated
in specie for the rent OF the summer street Post
Ohioe, and $4,000 for the expense Of tue removal
after which an order will issue restoring tho Post
Once 10 State street
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UOAL! = OOAL!!- OOAL! :!
JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared 20 deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL. selected
expressly for family
q Orders promptly filled at their Yard on the Canal
the foot Of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD ocl2 dgm 2qGs Nv N YATES
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, APRIL o.
The municipal election at Keokuk, Iowa, ON
Monday resulted in the success Of Leighton, Re-
publican, for Mayor. by 1870 majority majority
Of Republican COuncilmen were also elected,
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PoLIcE COuRT,-John Kelley and Jacob snider
were arrested the charge Of injuring buildings,
but no evidence appearing against them they were
John Cooney, who was arrested for petit larce.
ny but the case was poilsd by the City Attorney
VIM. Ward, for petit larceny, had his case con
tinued
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BILL PASSED:

BOSTON, ApHl u
The bill for the purchase Of tue Hancock House
has passed both Houses Of the Legislature, and re-
ceiYed the signature of the Governor.
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d, l.. Wishtman--Sherid Sale
Geo Wood-Clevoland Thoater.
Gordon, Mcmillan Co Dwelling House aud Wst,
house TO let
y. s. Burgess-For Marquette
s Powcrs-Now Goods
J.. Eells-Meoting Of Orphan Asylum
s. W Buiriit--Boarding
Or Bnrrow-Specal Not co
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BallkErs.
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National Bank Of Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Drut for any amount payable In TIA
pnUCp1l Cities Of the Continent 0f Europe,
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Ships to or
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Bankers and t.oalersi in Foreign and Domestic EK-
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FIRE,
Nsw ORLEANS, April q.

The lower leyee cotton press, containing 10000
bales Of cotton, took fire this morning. The lire
spread to the four squares adjoining, containing
about 10 houses, which are still burning The loss
will reach nearly 81 100000.
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OK DIT, that E. Stair 4 Co. will have a supply
Of the famous Bonner Hat in few days They
are said to be the neatest, lightest best and most
beautiful article extant
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OHICAGO ELRCTI0N.


NHIVAVUI HVTN "
The election yesterday for Judges and Clerks Of
the Superior Court resulted ia the success Of the
entire Republican ticket by an average majority Of
two thousand The vote was seven thousand less
than az the March election.
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COOP FOR KINGSLEY Edward Kingsley, as
Republican candidate for Assessor in the first Ward
ran 1913 ahead of the rest of the ticket Good for
him.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

ST Louis, April Q.
The Overland Mail with dates to the l4th alt,
arrived last night News unimportant Markets
unchanged,
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PROM TRXAs.

MARSHALL, Texas, April !.
The suit for the forfeiture Of the Southern Pa
chc Railroad charter has been decided in favor of
the old company.
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THEATER.-"The Hunchback" will be played to.
night at the Theater The Duchess of Maln was
given last night with spirit aud power