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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Srrt6crups eesm SerIuit bel Seurr. bic bier in 8ibmrn aus-
sesatIt ipire, nimmt gu ben b~iui9lten Sepineuneen Der untsrSeiG-
nete @sent Der
@jrsat Weftern Sniuranee Company su 9bilaeslpbia
Reutautrn, @erffitten. Stalunsen, Gru&tfreitcr. 5au~sserdtb-
i1effsn, aaufmannSSlter .ey unb smar su ben t%ilisfen Srcilen.
va 9criprren, weltbe iib eeeen Den Serlut ron 8euer Scr-
it6ern molten. werbsn %wpbItbun, bt beu nntrraibnetsn Srr,u pre.
den. Die Sauptoffes Der ygrsat g9eitsrn Sniarante unS 2Iuf
Company" tefinoet l6 in 9bu0btlpbta Np. 4O3 80 ,Inutitr., gde
Der 4rn StraRc, unS betrdst bas CAPITAL SerfeItcn $500, 600.
Sn Si&mpno befneet f6 bic 8mci9pfFce on 9, arllrusc, spei
: buren, unterbalb benz Grdanee Sptd unb nebcn g. .. gahp.
va 0ebcnS< Ssritbtruneen fur @eiss unb Sctapen merptn
elei6fals eoielbit fur Die befen Gcmpaenieen unb III zen biGisfen
9rsnen ertecsen senpmnen unb mrb bel SterteI1leu Der Setroo
bier in 8idmpne o~uSsssablt. %. 6. 81. 9rtden, @asnt.
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@iiultise @elessnbett
Dem SlIfc bic Samb al bietcn.

Yer Nlun
Der au9erein bstannt une belietten arosen @eIbz
9entnnf 9Ctterie Der treten Staet Srauffurt
Il. M, BON Der Ge9icruna 9nrantirt unp utermadt,
bietCt
untcr MIR $4,000 GpcIru 1881 @ewinne.
%llD nett lbtr be SdIfte Der 2ppIe perecn nit Geleacwinnru
Won 100000, 10000, 10000, 100000, $4,000, 10000, 10000.
10000, 100000. 5O0OO, 10000. $4,000, 2 nal 10000, . NAL
10000, mai 1900, , nal 10000, nal 5000, > NAL 5000
D NAL 1000, 4 nal 5000, ID NAL 20O0, lI6 mai 1000 @u(Sen n
/. 10. II. I. 10. 9cjo5cn, uno Gle in Der Icpten 6lohr ni6t nil GeIS.
S'eiplnnen 9eSr9en mtrecn, crbdltcn Su her eIieu NIaITc Der fUlocu.
ben Nctterte Elm NreilCrs, mOrurtb Gem Snbaber pennO9 Gin Sc,
mimi bis III 10000 Outeen Wfalcn lam.
Die n0t1tc S3cbune fubtt im Sanuar fat, pp;u
Gin games HppS $500
Gin balbes ZOOS $50 pprtUhei fUTet.
Sin Yertl Zoos 70
5. 9ettre II. Go. III Granffurt.
NS. Ollie Srtcfe fur nu5 fnb ;u abreiiiren an
6. RtiIer. 67 Chatham Ctr, Nsrp Gorf.
Die pon mir ncu einscribtdt bcutite N~ppbeft, an Der 9rpabitr.
iWilcnen Ger | ump 9rpot @Uenue 9cle9en. III Gem bcutIhen 9ubli.
tum lePt er01nret. EurH auImsrtlamc, pinttIite unb reele Yebic-
nui9 bone Ih nr ee Sutraucn ncner &unbep Ill crwcrbcn ure
III erbalttn. Sd erl0ubc mir nod Iu bemcrfen, bag iA cine rpr.
treTtltds Nuen1bl Der belten uno frIbeiten @rbicamcntO rnb 9ro.
9NeE perl0nlidb IN Nctp @0rf pUn ben befen SmpOrtsuren einostauft
babe. gno reebaIh I'M Q anbe bin, jsaIi9rn @nfOroerunasn aufs
SrlIEpmmrnltc III entiprcttn.
llt %esfalt9cn 3ulpruh bittet 9. G. EtIber, @ot.
.Neeepte mtroen Su jeber I3eit, bi Gag unb .Ma6t, BON mir ielbli
NH ger NpFNh @ecuratfle anNeiertt9t. :. 9. S.
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0cutidne 0Inpthrfc.

Sur ben mir pon mcinen bteisrn Naubelcutrn 10 rcttlidb oe-
l6entten 9uipruh, bsrSitt bontcnc, %cnpfetIc ih mid aud ftrnerbin
oerem genst9en gSpbIpclen, inpem id, u eIeiher Belt ;ur RSnnt.
nip brtnss, ooR ib nebn friIteu 9rcsusn uub Mc6iranenisn, chen
crbtelt: 9Faulnen, @reitn, feline unS srrbe G5crfc. Saso, @risSs
mcbl, 91tr9rust, %seridptcccnc Sprhu NueeIn, etutlhe Gi6crisn,
glnrr &raute~ Adle, Gt~peUIapc. Wacarpui, Salatpl in erpBcn un6
tstncn SIalnsn, 3InImt, aanScn unO ~ssfctcncn, nrtt allen anberu
I'D 81 ben m6sidif b%iniS(teR grdien tcicns c%mpfehIe.
&. Is. &iGher 9ot
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SentIcbe Trmdbte!
Sncub @ unbersbeime

OUVUU HDGreNf Ct m eFJ
No. 4 WainItrG6e, uobe am Ntten Martt,
traubt lid Dem bcutidcR 9utlitum. nomtuiIid 6ouefroitcn. bic
InSei9c III MAIDEN, cap or Gin Eager aacr etutfhcn Frihtc kllt.
ale: Swetlhen, 9ceGrrtc Str1hGn, Griffin, Ginltn, oac Nrtcu Sup.
pcnfruGte, beudnetlfe Scrin9e, SdbmeSerr unb Qtmburasr 86ic,
Sarecucn. Sarbine, be ttlte YcbtutbCn, bcutlhc 9Scinc, c~inacmohtc
81 biai9ltem Qrciic Ucrt0uft.
M GIN 9utS @las Hascrticr unS fpultiee @rfriIaunocn Inb
oalelblt Qtctttdue III lcecr Sctt su BADEN. une Label III HrtEiorm
Sriutbt frcunollhlt Gin Socpb @unbcrsbcimrr
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-. 81. Gtrccfcr.

gPptbeter, Oru9if, Supporter opn beut.
3en S5emtcalten II. 10. Nr. B MatusStr.
9e9enubcr Dem alien Marfte.
~ @tecptc mertsn nit Der srtbtsn Sprsfalt unS gcnou>
t9trt eeretht, irrpte dem tI6c PRAY aratc unb 81 al pie
mi auEerltr 9untNttctt bcpr9t. onbfaufGeute m6arn boS
%rcjabaItisc Eager amerfanii6sr, beutI@cr unb f~ran,6fidcr % tets
!rq3tr Arinettn, 6anees NrtiteIu. (. IN. in better Nueratl lclbit
rem. ais ben nGrbIthcn 9reiicn atsroGtn. wcrbet. 3epi;info.
ten iperpen ~ ben b~iuislten 9cpipyunsrn pieterum mil ncuem
Sprratbe auSeefatrt.
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Setanntmahuus.
Mott Boy 1872.

Gue eeuti6e Srtefc, pelGe bier in Rihtuno in Der Npitpffce in
,,care OF Post Box No. 1872"
aereldrt antemmer, tpcreen BON beutc, Nrn 19ten Gcbruor 1859.
itre gBrbnun9en beprat. Der Srdacrirbn lit 2 Gents fur Gincn
Sr1ft uno / Gent Iur Cine 3 tt!in9 Uber anbere Srudl&rtft.
6gr SSSttun9en nnig nab ben 9Ulscieern rae @prtr per 8tertel-
iabr I'M SprauS bejabIt fem, Seun nur tonu t6incn Nc in pbiac
Spr tpnin'en uno belcr9t psrren. 6. &. 81. 9pbIC,
M4ent bS Hihm. MnieinerS.
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6eucr= unb M Standardization,

Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance COMPANY
Die elm Bona SIDE Capital ppn 5000, 900 beifbt
unb i'm Sabre 1882 pur& Die @eiesse6uug
BON Sir9inien ~etn9eIebt ipurpe.
8erltderun9en tperben burh bieit ole Gpmpoerie ertbciIt inter
ben 9%unfi9tcn Sebin9unecn ec9cn 6cuer> unb @aIferIbdbcn an
Gt9cntbunt auer Grt. ais: Sdulcr, WsubeI, Gitrr Imp 4saorcn
aler @rt, luippbl IN Ter Stoot, ale oup int 9anee, unb werbcn bic
belrcfcneen NuS;atlunscn prompt sdeiitrt.
&s- Sur Die gplce une Die @ufna5me Der ;u periihernbcn G5e-
gcuif6noe wrb nidte bcre,net.
Office Np. l$l Mainir. 8tbnrnb, 3d., cine S6ar gntcrbalb
S!spatdp S1hcct. W. 9. @pwdrbin, Yrdfb.
Wlllom WtltS, Sr., Seeretar. UOI!
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Shoe. @. 5arquar,

pratttI6er Gas Sitter,
Sfc 9ts une SrracllraFt, ncben benz 9rpatlr. Sptel.
Sidmpue, ga.
&trNcr. bfcntlibc @tb6uec uno g~Bpbub6ufr pereen nit Gao
une OampfrOtrcn su ben b%t1iafrn grcifen rcrieben.
Ns- @Ge ecrarttee IuftrIee perbtn banfbar entococnocppm.
men ub Ihnelitens ausecfubt.
Ns- 9tumbing jtber @rt mirb I~bucufens bsforat. l7.12
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Ocean Yatet< uup @elO Sef6rperunsS . GOmmillfuu
&genttn:
o. Sdjmicf Il. Sp.

SncaffO~, GpmmiIfipES>, Spebttions. uub
Be6iel~ 9efh6ft.
Srefe anb 9adete, lebtsre bic su so 0fnbGewibt nerhrr
nit lesem ron bier %abscbenben 9plOimpfcr nab ireeub sincmSrs
sr SBelt (SOr;l9It6 Oeuti6Ianb unb bic Sdwci,) fronfirt Biz
CUR SslhnlHnin9,per tbeilmtns, prompt up nit Der sr6Gten slider.
belt erpebirt,l sesen 9arantte uRS Sbein.
sd el nb @nwetfuneen, in BEN 5autpIdssn er
DeuGlhiane Sablbar, itne i'll ben %nkbrisfrnGp uritn in Dem abiotr
Surcau III habtn.
9eIbousj0bIun9e Gen an irsenb cine GbrtNt in 0eutfb.
unb &eiltpdGe. "N
Ray-8Ir 8iebmrne unb llmsssen6 baben mir !5ru. g. 5afIcI
unitre @gcntuy ltertrasen. IS. S0mibt II 60
MID af Sbsss %bsiietenb, tittet UNI bic seneisnnNufndse mti.
Der isreunbe un6 0anosleute 81 SnETrI
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Scbem im Der Setfprb=S traEc,
pper hes
9fimatblO(r Grbr.
Gin @~sbeimnie que 9silabelptia.
Smeites &apitsl.

gsradtt ni&t tsincn Nstenmcnf6en ole Gin Sc
fG5pf, MIR ecmo6t, Dir im Ssreniieen pber G'eitdft
III bisntn unb Nonn unbcodtst gu perben. @S tri6t
teins mrrelifGe G,rTet Sss Smieen in cine tur;e
Gtrnsc einiutIciScn, itnc MIR 81 froecr, mae Dir
ON fctCn bitucn nIsc, unb Dir GrleidterurS rer~
fdGffe, bic bos 2ebcn ~cntlpbcn. Dana. -.
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N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(9iedbtanmult uub OfsntliGcr Nutar.)
rmpfeblt fn CUR lebernatme aucr &cdtsoeIfdfte ouf allen &C.
rtbten in une fur bic Staot 6ifmonb, 9bcfcrielb unS Sonpper
9p1nto. Office: Gdc Der IL. unb SonttroBr. @pbbin'e 6oG
SsStNucer' NtWnpno, Sa. 13.6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

didnot think any ald Was necessary. AZ no dlpl0.
matte documents existed on the question which.
happily, was almost terminated by the Govern.
mcnt NJ. Badia wOull he satisfied with the expla.
nations he bad given, aud withdraw the motion.
Mr. Dodge the Amefican Minister had ZEN iol
Valencia aud Barcelona, and intended Afterwards "a
visit Italy.
one journal states that at bis earnest request IN,
Queen bad presented him with portraits Of hersel
and the King.
LiVElpooL RKErs--The mlrkei VS. generally
duli n 8 a 20. quote American -four very dun and III
hcull 70 sell NJ quotations, VIZ; l0sGl2,3d
Wheat-Du and steady; western red ss9da ssld, whit
do 6s7d0il llfi southern white t0sMl09d
lower; white fsM07std
BoetFirm ior good qualities Of which 400 usrces wor
sold ut 7qde1sCd.
Pork Dull aud qu0a' 1us nominal
Bacon-Dul and nominal; Cumberland brand t6sdijs0d
Lard -Dull; come ohernga were made Al p decline
LQNDON-Moner slightly more stringent with an act
i've demand.
The bullion 10 the Bank Of England had increased ess
001 since u report
f0f account
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

THEATRE.-Mr. Wood bas found, like his pre-
decessors, that theatricas In Cleveland do nOtpay.
The drama is not supported here, and whether
good or poor actors have been upon the stage has
mattered little to the public, since both have been
alike left to play to empty seats and boxes. This
evening is to be the last of the season During
the two weels past there has been some very fine
acting upon the boards of the Theatre. Mr. and
Mrs, Waller, who have been the bright particular
stars, are &C ors of high order, but they have not
been falters with full houses,
Tonight the play will be "our American COus'
H." which has had such an unprecedented run at
Laura Keene's Theatre in New York. Il Is to be
Mrs Ellsler's benefit tonight and il any thing
will draw out the Theatre goers, this will
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09
IMPORTANT no FEMALES

Tho combination Of ingredients In these Pills s The
suit Of long and extensive practice. TheJ are mild 10
their operation and oedain correcting on Irregularities
Painful Mensruationa removing All obuructions wheth-
or from cold Otherwise headache pain In the side pal
paon the heart, whites all nervous affections hy-
ierios fatigue, pain In the back and limbs ~ disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were tho commencement Of era 10 the treatment Of
these irregularities and obstructons which have consgned
many thousands OF the young, the beautiful and
loved TO PREMATURE GRAVE. No female enjoy good
heath unless she regular aud whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the eaeetua remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar FsHass To all classes they are nva
liable, adn0 h certainty periodical regularity They
known thousands who have used them At different
periods throughout the country having the sanction Of
the most eminent piysci1Hs IA AHerica.
Erpct directions stating pheH and wAsH sy shou
Be used with euch Bothe Price Oas Dollar each bor con
faiHing 40 Pills
valuobe pamahlet to be had free ofthe Agents Pills
sent by mail promptly BY enclosing price the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
X. b. HUTCHINGs, General Agsut
No. l65 Chambers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by wM FIsKE ard GAYLORD q
HAMMOND. apEdGw6m2I
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FRolI wAsnINGToN.

WARRINGTON, Apnl 3.
Capt. Montgomery is appointed TO command the
Pacific squadron; Capt. Inman TO coinmand the
African squadron, Capt Stribling to command the
East India squadron; Capt. Mcintosh to relieve
Capt. Stribling AZ the Pensacola Navy Yard Capt
Rudd to command the steam sloop Lancaster
Capt. Dorwin to command the steam soop Hart
ford; Capt Pe TO succeed Capt. Dorwn at the
Norfolk Navy Yard Commander Mason to com.
mand the sloop ofwar John Adam; aud Com.
mander Hunt TO command the sloop ofwar lie.
want
Lord Lyons and sui e, accompanied by Lord Ma.
pier, arrived here from Annapolis this evening.
The receipts FROM customs for the quarter end
lug March 3lst were about $40 100000, estimated
on the basis ofreturns from New York This was
Mr. Cobb's est mate n one OF the authorized
Treasury notes are yet due but Sl3 900 600 Of the
old are TO be redeemed before July.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09
N. Ii. SOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIERTGFIc OPTIcAN,
sePs largest OF the approved kinds o.
PECT4CLES Allhis glasses, whether for near or far
iyhed ground oGder his inspection, by machine
Of construction With the reaos care, so 40 to
GG the eyes Ia al cases curing WsdkAsss DsE'nsss or
AaaHmdfioA Of the Eyss and mpaTng strength TOT Ions
reading or Cue sewing
" N. II Solomonson would here inform the public
t6ath employs aay IN ths sale Of hislsnses
- Also, d splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES hi
CROsGOPEs, COAIPASSEs &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain us perfect as natural
lLY once 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

CHANeE OF TlME.-On Monday morning uext
a new time table goes into effect on the Cleveland
aud Pittsburgh Railroad Trains will leave this
point as follows
Leave Oleveand-Mail 1000 A. M. Accommo.
datlou for Blyard aud Mfersburgh 455 p. M
Through Express 9.25 p. NJ. The Mail aud Elk.
press make direct ctconnections for Philadelphia aud
New York. The Accommodation connects at
Hudson for Akron and Mlersburgh. The time
on this line i7 to be as quick between Cleveland
and New York as by the Northern Lines aud the
fare as low.
Trains arrive as follows
100 a. M, Mail from Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and Boston
ll.ls a. IN, Accommodation.
6:l5 p. m Express from Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Philadelphia, New York aud Boston
Passengers leaving by the 10 a. m. traiu reach
New York at noon next day. Those taking the
0:25 p. m train will arrive In New York at 10 D.
m. next evening.
The fare from G CIevelan to New York v ia this
road and the Pennsylvania road is to be reduced
on Monday next to Sll, 10 correspond to that up
on the Northern lines. The Companies will re.
duee still lower il necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
YEsTERDAYAFTERNOO OONs REPOR.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.


HALWAx, April g.
The steamer Canada, Capt Lang. with Liver
pool dates to the 26th, arrived this A. M
The news by the Canada is important
Austria had consented to the prospected Euro.
pean Congress 10 settle the Affairs Of Italy.
The other four powers England, France, Rus.
sia aud Prussia, had also consented, and the Con.
gress will probably meet at AK Ia Chapee
Piedmont aud the other Italian states we're like.
ly 10 be admitted.
Il is reported that Prince Napoleon will rep
resent. France, aud the Earl Of Malmesbury, Eng
land.
ENeLAED.--The debale on the Reform bill wa.
progressing Ia Parliament. The Ministry would
doubtless be defeated on Lord John Russels amend
ment. Lord Palmerston had, however, promised
to support the second reading of the bill thereby
probably saving the Cabinet
Count CovOur arrived in Paris.
LIVERPOOL MARKRr.-Breadstuf dull, but no
materially changed.
Provisions were quiet.
The money market was more stringent Con
sos were quiet at 95 .sa95 7 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

Bro E00s.-Mr George Austin living on the
westside has a hen that turns out some Fright
smart" specimens Of eggs. One Of these has been
laid upon our table (by Mr.. Austin aud not the
hen) which measures aud SO inches around the
longest way, and and l.2 inches the other, and
weighs i've ounces. He has had halfa dozen Of
the same size furnished him by the same hen She
will do.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

NORTH AMERICAN REvIEw.--This sterling pc
rodica has been issued for April. It's contents
are, DespOtism in Irdiai Sir Phillip Sidney; An
Client Architecture; Prince Gallitzini Bushnell 3
Nature Of Political Development in Civil History
La Plata, the Argentine Confederation and Para
quay; Life OF James Sullivan Palfrey's History Of
New England; Carlyle's Life Of Frederick the
Great; Critical NOtiees
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nURNRD no DEATH.

4'NN"VNj uIU'I HpIII Y
Mrs Potter, an old lady her two sons, aged 40
and 35, and Il grand child aged 10 years, were
burned in their house iu Lee, last night. They
were probably suiOcated, as they made no strug-
gle. Another son saved himself by jumping from
the attic window, They were the only occupants
of the house
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09
FROM nALTIMnRE.

DALflhohht hpFll o
Al the hour fixed for the execution Of the four
miserable criminals, Gambrel Crapps, Corrie and
Cyphus, approached, an immense conoOurse Of
men, women and youths, are pouring toward the
Jail by every avenue leading 10 IL. BY 10 O'Clock
not less than 10000 people were crowded on the
hill tops roofs Of houses, and every point from
which view can be obtained. The galloWs stands
near the north wall OF the Jail, plainly Visible from
all the ground aud even three streets in the Vi
cinity The drop fell at seven minutes past II
and the four criminals paid the penalty Of their
crimes and violated laws. No disturbance took
place. All the criminals exhibited remarkable
coInposure aud nerve. Craps lead Ia singing q
hymn on the scahold, In which all Joined. Gam
brell in a clear loud voice avowed in solemn tone
his innocence. Cyphus also attested his limo
ceuce Craps merely said in a strong voice
Good by ALL" Craps LEFT the following note Ia
the hands Of the clergyman, with the request thai
II should not be opened until after his death. Il
was written at 0 o'clock this morning was me
that shot Rlgdon, but have repented Of t."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-The trial at the
Court House progresses. The prosecution have con.
eluded the examination Of their witnesses, having
had seventeen upon TIE stand The defense brought
up Gen Boynton, whose son took the negsl under
the pretense Of getting him to dig po Atost ard
were proceeding to SHOW the plan Of ca ture, hut
the evidence was ruled out although it was ints I'd.
ed TO impeacb the testimony of Jennings T le
Court held that the question OF rescue was indie
pendent of any way by which the negro came into
the hands OF the Southerners. Save this discussion
aud a few sharp replies by Shakespeare (not viii.
iam) Boynton, there was nothing to give pleas
ing variety to the proceedings The witnesses for
the defense will be called this morning. We have
not legal lore enough TO venture any opinion as tc
whether the O1ense is established in law according
to the evidence adduced, and await the result o
the trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

Gee BY The Plain Dealer Of the Oh Inst. that fhe
Editor Of that paper feels furious about the defeat
Of some Of bis Abolition friends on the city ticket
at the late election; and that 10 order to console
himself he charges me with fraud.
wish, through your columns, 70 reply that do
not intend either to orminate or recriminaie any
person when ! say that, for two months preceding
the election certain oficlous persons took IL upon
themselves to pay frequent bbaeious visits 10 the
several respective wards Of the olty for the pur.
pose Of laying secret wires 70 send set Of delegates
to the late convention TO nominate just such tick.
ct as would suit the caprices Of our respected
friend, chronicler and fellow czen--hoping there.
by that II elected in 1860, to add little force 10
his Gigantean Cl) thunder. How these ppe.aying
expeditions succeeded in their chivalric purposes,
can be known certainly by reference TO the article
10 question where, IL will be seen our friend blows
oh his wrath most egregiOusly. "Al Is fair 10
Politics is bis motto believe; therefore TO mack
delegation and to force ticket lnauseous 10 the
people into the political fed Is no fraud but 10 de.
feat 1t after forced pom them s sa-a-a eriynsi II
is no fraud nor is Il 3 crime, according 10 our
friends theory to SANDER high h.minded intelligent
gentleman in an English paper with au article Of
very bad Dutch for thepurpOse of dupinR few un.
suspectng descendants ofthe Fadec land, Of their
votes-and why Because "All is fair in politics /"
But for citizen TO vote for "PrObate Judge" d" or
o "Crier Of the Police Court" or a "City Persecu
tor" or "Chef of Police" either for the purpose
Of ridcule or Of showing bis contempt for ticket
he not only suspects, but also knows has been
lraudueuty thrust upon him for his support, ave
aud one too, which he cannot in the honest dis
charge OF his duties as citizen support,-it is re-
garded by our friend as fraud and a CRIME
Yet fraudulent ticket was presented 10 us, a
ticket gotten up by packed delegation--a ticket
to suit the wishes Of our political PRIME MINIS
TER, and the Prime Minister draws his club over
US, aud cries out,
"He who dares these boots dsplace,
Shall meet Bombastes face to face"
Yours, especially,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

ANOTHER CoUNTERFEITER.-U. s. Marshal
JOHNSON yesterday arrested aud brought to town
John Williams, Of Palmyra, Portage county, for
being engaged in the gang Of counterfeiters which
extends over the whole Of this portion Of the State,
aud especially in Portage county. He had gone
into the busIness quite extensively.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

ODD FELLOw's CELEBRATIoN.-The Odd Eel
lows Celebration on the Goth of April, will be held
at the Angler No better place could be found
MaRcHANT and TAYLOR, in their departments Of
Landlord and Steward, twill treat the officers re.
specially"