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large numbers They were most enthusiasti-
cay received
The King Of Sardinia had gone to join the
army at Alessandra 0.lf
The Tuscan Army had called on the Grand
Duke TO ioiu France and Piedmont. and dc.
clare war against Austria. lie declined aud
He'd, and Tuscany had declared in favor Of
a military Dictatorship.
GREAT BpTnN.-Warlile preparations were
going forward rapidly in England
AT Woolwieh there was great activity; the
Government had chartered Cunarde screw
steamer Eiuo and 9 number Of other vessels 30
convoy troops and ammunition 70 the Medi.
teuanean.
There were rumors that a proclamation call
ing for 10, 600 men for the Navy.
War premiums were being generally de
maudcd at Lloyds.
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FIREs-On Sunday night about half past 10 a
fire broke out in a frame barn belonging to Mrs
Perley Abbey, and occupied by o. Cutter. scr.
want girl of Rev Mr.. Watson who lives close by
saw q man firing his barn and gave the ALARM
The man then ran towards MIS- Abbeys barn with
fire brand in his hand with which lie undoubted-
ly fired that barn as it soon blazed up. Mrs Alb
hey 3 loss is about $500 aud Mr. Cutters about $50
neither of them Insured. Such Internal rascality
shonld be punished with cold lead.
AT late hour fire probably burning barn
was seen west Of the oity toward Brooklyn
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The PENNSYLVANIA Rail RoAD.---We lately
had a ride over this magnificent road for the
the FIRST time. The Pennsylvania, like its rival
New York 4 Erie, runs through wild and
mountainous country, filled with some Of the
grandest scenery perhaps in tho world. tits well
worth the while Of the traveller, who never visi.
ted the East by this route to try 1t and thus have
an opportunity Of seeing that black, smoky bee.
hive called Pittsburgh, and viewing the scenery
Of the Aneghany saying nothing Of visiting the
second city Of tho Union, Philadelphia. The
traveller leaving here at nine in the evening will
reach Pittsburgh at or about 3 in the morning, to
connect with the Pennsylvania, and thus have a
good day light view of mountain scenery along
the route The tune by this route is about the
samo as via tho mort horn lines.
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FRnnI sr- InnNs

ST. JonNl N. n, May q
A three masted steamer passed Cape Race close
10, on Saturday noOu. She evidently wanted to
leave her news. but the arrangements for obtaining
news there not having been completed it could Dot
be landed
They will probably be in good working 10 week
from this date.
The steamer was undoubtedly the Kangaroo from
Liverpool 27th ult and she will be due at New
York by Wednesday morning.
Nothing has been seen Of the Persia which should
have been in the neighborhood Of the Cape on Sat.
urday, aud she has probably passed ia the night
The Adelaide from Galway, April 30ta, is fully
due, but had not arrived up to this morning
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wEsTERN NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May o.
There is such information in Washington as TO
warrant the belief that the time OF settling Of our
affairs with Costa Rica is not far distant
So far the Water Witch and Fulton are the only
vessels to be sent TO the Gufof Mexico, and these
cannot be Immediately dispatched as they are 10
be previously overhaued aud repaired at Norfolk
The State aud War Departments to day made up
their instructions for Utah
Gen. Johnston will await the orders Of the Gov
ernor before calling out the troops to act as a
posse comitatus to assist the civil authorities in the
enforcement Of the laws
The Postmaster General has made decision on
the bonds for the California mail service, but de-
clnes TO furnish information concerning them 20
the distant press.
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Dr. ]. Hostetter,s ceIebraLed stomaoh BIlter.

d.
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Il is especially adapted TO those who are tcted win the
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it, enters pwifes and repenshes the blood "hcu
as so important bring about healthy tcion In diseases
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUEsDAYIMORNING, MAY 10, $50
NEW ADVERTIsRMFNTs

J.. Benedict Sous--Shaker Hoods.
Rotberg Hausmann-L Ladies Dross Trimmings
Transportation Co.-For OgdCu,bu'rh.
Musical Socoiy--C Concert
4 =. Spenccr-Ashes
Il. g. Hunt Petition Notice.
Transportation Co For Chicogo
J. Coolest
Geo Wood Cleveland Theatre
y. l.. Wghtman- Sheriff Sale
Hiwks n Brus-Perioicals
IIusiotter's BitteH-Snecial Notice
Holloway Pills-Sps ciul NoGce
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FItONI NRW YORK

New YORE, May 7.
Judge Davis In the Supreme Court to-day pass
cd sontenCe upon six murdorers.
The young Chinaman, Quimbo Apo, who muir
dered Mrs Fletcher was sentenced 10 be hung -
Jean BOsque, the Italian who murdered fellow
cOuntryman 10 the pententiary for life Michael
Plynn who killed Freeman Cutting ten years i'm
prsoument. john Glass ex policeman, for The
murder of Wm. Decker an accOmp ice, 20 years. -
John d p. FrOmer who killed Chas. +. Sturgis In
a restaurant for years. The Coultalso sentenced
joe COsburn, the lighting man, TO 3 3years in the
penteutiary, for a murderOus assault upon
policeman while In the discharge of his duty.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NJ o.. nF

Adyices from Minititlan Of the 4th inst says that
the oop .ofwar Brooklyn was at that place with
Mr. MclAne, who was making an official visit to
Consul Allen
Mr., McLane bad addressed Moncampo an mpOr.
tant letter defending The United States against the
protest and oharges Ofthe MramOn Government
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIcE 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 canvassing, will please
call at our Office immediately, so as to make the
necessary corrections in The City Directory about
to be issued
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MEXICAN NEWS.

New ORLEANB, May Z.
BY the arrival Of the Coetzacoacos VIC have
Vera Cruz dates 10 May lst.
Gen Robles with 700 men at Jaapa and Cen
AmpudiO, with 1000 men, was encamped before
that city.
Juarez had issued general ENequatur 10 all
American cOnsuls English and French fleets TO
leave SocrihciOs on the 3D.
Adylces from Acapulco April 25lh state that the
Liberals had taken San Bias Mazatlan, Manzanil
Ia, and COlOna. .
She brlugs San Francisco dates OF the Goth
April
The Steamship Sonora left San Francisco on
that day with Sl7OO,OOO In treasure aud 300
passengers for Panama.
Mining news favorable. Busness improving.
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BEWARE or BABIEs--We have an account for
SIG against Mr.. J. Somehow, Clothing Merchant,
in Northrup & Spanglers Block on Superior ST.,
which we will sell dog cheap. Our reason for of
lering this account Uery cheap, Ia this he re-
fused to pay the account-wO instituted suit
against him before His Honor Justice Miller, and
proved the correctness of the account by two
credible witnesses Mr.. Sonneborn, acting under
the direction aud advice of his attorney MIR. }. NJ.
Jones' set up for defence that he WIS not of age at
the time the debt was contracted last summer, in
consequence of which he was not liable for debt
contracted in his mtaRcy. OF course we were
noas,tited, hence the extraordinary low figures at
which we offer the account.
We shall appreciate Mr.. sounebou's course as a
man of honor, and shall pay just tribute to his
position by presenting to him patent India rub.
ber nursing bottle filled with that laoteal substance
so admirably fitted for the food OF Sons just
| born f. COwLEs Co.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

ST, Louis, May b.
The Overland Mail with dates to the 9Th arrived
last night.
The bill forming six lower counties OF Lower
California into a new territory 10 be called CooTa'
DO passed the Senate was sent 10 the Governor for
approval.
Oregon, 6-S j. Mccormick, Democrat, was
elected Mayor Of Portland by large majority.
Victoria 0.-The steamer Brother Jonathan
brought down one hundred thousand dollars worth
OF dust
News from Upper Frazer Is very encouraging.
The lower country is nearly all deserted Labor
ers not 10 be bad al any price.
San Francisco markets unchanged,
No arrivals or departures.
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10 Tho London Illustrated News, Lo Bon
Ton, Frank Lsslie's Monthly, New York Mercury,
and all current papers and magazines have bOen
received at shuekers, opposite Post l)fhoe.
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FROM ALBANY

ALBANY, May O.
The Governor has respited David Curry Of Bata.
via until the 10th Of July Curry was convicted
Of the murder Of One Fanchett who was suspected
Of criminal intercourse with Currys wife
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The WAY TO DO IT-ThOse who are troubled
with the rending of their leather garments" 1--WE
refer to bootsl will thank us for suggesting visit
to McGuros boot and shoe store, No. l2G Ontario
Street, where boots and shoes, good, strong and
servicable, rs well as light and fancy, can at all
timpa no found
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

NOrlcE Rev. Mr.. Brewster viii by request
repeat his leelurs uPcn iho Higher law, at Clevs-
land Heights this (rassday) evening, AZ n
o'clock.
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l.Rerhe CItr council mccla 10 nIght

HAWKS & BRo. have the Century, Horper's
Weekly, Pcayune, Gleason, Press and Magazines
and Papers, in almost endless profusion, Go there
for papers
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UNITED STATBs CoURT.-The Court was occu.
pied yesterday with hearing the argument Of F. I
BAoKUs, Esq, for the defence He spoke about
six hours, almost every minute of which presented
some new and forciba idea. He did not discuss
the cOnstitutiouality Of the Fugitive Slave Law
The decision of the U s Supreme Court that this
law was constitutional, was taken as a ground
work and was not disturbed, but the plea of the
learned counsel was confined to a deep, strong and
able discussion of the evidence which had been
adduCed in the course Of the three weeks trial.
The argument showed that penetration and logic
for which Mr.. BACKUs is noted, and although it
needed careful attention to follow the train of
thought drawn by the counsel from point to point
the stiffness Of the crowded Court room showed
that he had willing and attentive listeners We
regret that want of space forbids making any
fuller report of his remarks than that which will
be found in another page. lie showed most con
olusvely that the Power of Attorney, under which
Jennings went in search Of the negro John, and
upon which the whole case rests, was null and void
and his position was apparently uuanswerable-
His points upOI this instrument may be summed
up as follows, ,-nhe law of Congress is that legal
officer can alone make out an acknowledgment tc
which he shall afiix his own seal but lst, The
Clerk of the Mason county Court is not under thai
law officer; Cd, the paper was drawn up by O
deputy who signed the name of the principal him
self and Sd, it was sealed with the seal of the Court
and not the private seal Of the Clerk.
We shall attempt no analysis Of the Plea, merely
remarkng that it was full of solid substantial rea
soning, in which each sentence told most ell,ctual
y lie took the opposition entirely upon theil
own ground, the clover law" and confined him
self to deep reasoning and subtitle conclusions from
the facts brought to light, 1t was plea worthy
the man ard the occasion.
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We piIIs arc the most Searching REM

Holloway's Pills are the most searching rem
ay deeply seated and ongstaudng internal diseas
nov extant In bilious disorders aud all complaints as-
lug diseased liver, tho action Of 9so marvellous
Pills is sure well as speedy.
s,d at tue manufactory, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and BY all Druggists 26c CSC. and 81 per rtt or
25
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j. H. WlLLISTON & co.

House FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
One of the three cottages situated on Murison
Street, now occupied by NJ. Cozzons, also tho
whole or part of the furniture, will bo sold to
suit purchasers, at low price. Those wishing
to purchase furniture would do well to call on
j. II. GoRnAM,
or at the house. may 7:lw
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The Resnmtye rs put VI IN battles Of three sizes, viz
Lsige, medium and small the suan hold, y pint, and
Ietns ur unG dulM per bottle; tho medium holds W lOts
twenty uOt cent IN proportion than the small rrta
for two dollars per bottle; iho luB0 holds quart 40
bottle.
o j. WOOD \ CO. Proprletors No aI2 Broadway, n
v On the great N Y, Wire Railing Establishment J aud
No. ll4 Market ateet 81 Louis Mo
Aud sold by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
al
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RAMA most refreshing and hearty rain came
down yesterday sending renewed life aud vigor
into vegetation and washing down the dust 49,.
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~ If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle cast their devils out 1t is ours who live 10
this waterogged country The miasmatc poison of our
ggamps and Marshes becomes ventabe devil 10 the
blood to evel the Agues aud Fevers which shak aud
eoroh us all Ayers " A0Ug CuRE is said to bs The
postle wo need and Of neghbou who have tried
eouirm the report .-youraLL Plano, NJ
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WANTED-A good first class job Printer To
such a one we can give steady employment. None
but such need apply.
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PLAIN ANp ORNAMENTAL. pRlNrINa

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of ovory description
done at tho Printing Establishment the Loader Oce on
the latest improved aud mast rapid the best
style GA shortuutice aud rates Porticular
attention paid blank Every description Of Bind
ns done, especially Blank Baaks Lojsots Journals.
Sales Books. Receiving Rocks Sc &c.
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nle0tttues.


w the gratth and color of tho hlr. At u,ed two or
three lnus uWuuk, 10 any imaginable Perfectly, r.
Store ia" gay, cover the bald with natures
the haiTi mako t tmole sOt' and beautim than any OIL
and preserve the Scnlp oe from all diseases to the
hge Sta Judges, Aorneys, D, otots, Clergymou
Professional men and GcntlOm aud Ladies Of U cln
all over the world, bear testimony that we do not
much IN Us luvar RGud the following and udge;
Iln HnHY grows 81 Charles Co.. Mo, Nov 49, 1851
PROF, O. J WOop-Dohr sir; Some time lat summer
we were Induced TO use sumO of lIur Restorative aud
sthec were 50 wonderful we ioel 1t our duty to you and
the nh Ct, 10 report IL.
Our nte sons head for tins had boon perlecty y
covered Win sores, aud soma CnOd It sCA'd head The
hGtr almost uiiely Cume on IN queuCs, when
seeing hi SunrrnBs, advised TO Rosoravo,
we dd s0with little hope of success hut TO surprise
aud That ui all our friends vory few applications removed
the dsoayo thtey aud new Rud uNurlhut crp OF hair
soon start out and We can nnsy that our hoy has
healthy scalp, and us luNurunt crop OF hair her
ehild W" can thereto und do hereby re ommond your
RtstuintNe as pCriOCt remedy all disehtUs of tho
scalp aHd hair We srsyours Iesprqtiull
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Omce No. ma Ontnrio 81
One Hundred Dollars Premium,
DIR. GIBSON,

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
IL MANENTLY locale IN Cleveland, aud has Iemoy
street oyct Beck \ Co.'s Grocery store block from
the tubho square.
Chronic Diseases lushes him ~ announcing Co the sick
that Is" VII make
No Charge for scrpiccS iChich are not successful
opinion which Will be HnCu when the
tout Is httt examined, IN The following diseases; Liver
Cuuplnht Dysnops ~ It's wlfsi orn, ABue rnd Fever,
Dy6omery, General Debility, Nervous Consumption, Asth-
mu bfQuclis Obstinate tuugn, Deafness, Codpess OF
uDt hands puraylis Palsy, lmputenCy, ST Nitus
Dance lumennss S or Nervous lrudncho all nervous
Diseases, kuuugia Dbeusos Of ihn kidloys, Dropsy,
Rheumgtsn, scroiula, Spinal compliant salt Rheum
100 physician the world who will equal his
success lu treating Whle SwelliugD Wihorod Limbs
WEAK pr unaumcd kyes hiDduess from patsy OF the irs
disease OF the optic nerve, ttrmtd AmanrOsis
also nursing mouth, Leuourrhma aud other diseases
DISEASES or THU nRAIN
wht have eldom been cured now treated
by Or With drgrec utcurialu y umupnung ta mat-
ematc I'csuu, namely Chronic Inflammation OF Com
sooner NJ uter acnd with melancholy ttgtc Of mind
with loss OF lmbti0por mental ey, and which nequcnt-
terminate ln ldl"ry hannliy oI snirida, br GIBSON
viii iurt 3lOUin Of inluu 60 Of the last
uumpd diststs. II hopes ths notice. with thr numerous
very TsprCuhlr and inynHblo references which he
cn yo, VIII be sum lent Fqniy 10 ne ihou ands who
pusiuvuN uruy,r Their health ocsvo handsome pre-
mlum lh Gaze u iHlluro
have been utbted by all classes OF med
cal mul without SUCCESS, .......
Dr Il w,ud STATE that no possossos the only rrishlo
mudt detecting tho uatun ut dlHeaseahe can tmiueu
u any iuval who mal prctout hnGeli fr tramina
OtIIcE HouRs-9 TO r. unl "a 60 O'Clock daily, sun
dnys Kccutrd, uud FROM 90 Ocuck on Monday aud
ihundly ey1n-naa anA
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So For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth naRe.
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" PRICE 81 90 PER BOTTLE. "a
Address d. H. ANDERTON,

No, Nl broadway, N Y,
IA Circular continuing fall particulars mud dirrc
onH wit he aunt with each bottle aud huU Co address
on application.
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GFO ", HIGGiNBnTuAM,
SARAH A Hl0GINBOTHAM

PnuF WoOD-Dour Sir; Nv hair hnd Tor savornl years
boon becoming uuturtY gray, accompanied hY ha sh-
MISS which rendered the Cmsluut application vt oil
snry iu drussn u. When comm iced ubtnE your lut
R0sinHtNe Hhuut two months ago Il M that condition,
and having cgnt ud ilsusg ti within tho three last weeks
II has turned Ia ITS natural color ant assumed snuesS
aud usu greatly 10 De preferred 10 hO'u produced nv the
Hnpcuot nt obot uN other preparation huve
rerurd II ns aniusnou nhlo article urevrI ladies tuilu
whether Ia be used m Hair rStnrutvdu Tor the simple
putpus0 u dressing beau blng the hair You huvu per
m,siuh Ia refer 20 mo all WIN entertain nuy doubt ut its
puTtuI ming all that ls claimed for ID.
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NEW YoRK May 0.
The U, s. frigate Sabine has arrived here
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MISS BUCKLEY

NoRFoLK, May Q.
Miss Buckley, the authoress of the Escaped
Nun" has publicly recaDted
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THE OPERA.-Last evening the celebrated
Cooper English Opera Company made their first
appearance, in Bellini's La Somnambula We car
entirely endorse the sentiments of the Cincinnati
Louisville and Detroit papers, respecting the
merits OF this Troupe if last evenings perGor-
nance was fair specimen of their powers, and
yet we are informed they succeed yet more per.
fectIy in some ofthe more striking Operas. Miss
Annie Miner will become an established tavOrite,
for she has great musical powers, to which are
added the charms Of personal appearance. Her
voice is well disciplined and sweet, though not
without considerable power Her power of sus-
tanning lengthy notes and passages is striking,
and the ease with which she glides through the
gradatons in the current of the music reminds
! one of that most finished Of modern singers Son.
| tag.
We regret to learn that Miss Milner met with q
severe injury from an accidental fall on Sunday
evening, rendiug il doubtful whether our opera
season was not to terminate before il commenced,
but she so far recovered yesterday as to be able to
sng last evening, though suffering severely. She
| will sing every evening this week.
Mr. Bowler, the tenor, is very good singer ~
Mr. Aynsey Cook the Basso, will make his first
annearance this evening as Henry Rushton to the
Lucia OF Miss Miner Fill the house.
PoncE CouRr-A large docket was up fol
disposal yesterday morning.
Henry W. Tuckermnu tucked some small goods
under his coat and marched off from their owner
for which tuck was TAX en- in his liberty, and he
was tucked into jail for I've days.
Edward johnson, who clSims to be the son OF q
Judge high in office in Washington, D. G. was as
sociated with Tuokerman, for which be was sen
to Jail for thirty days. These gents are both col
cred.
James Lacey harbOred some stolen goods io
which "Jeems" was dnOd SIS and sent to Jail fol
twonty days.
Joseph Watson had such taking away will
him that he got sent to Jail for twOnty days an'
fined SIS for his exhibition Of his powers.
VIM. Burton and Levi Forsyth on simila
charge, we're fnd $40 each and sent to jail TO
twenty days.
F. shOnyrOs got drunk and was fined 50 AM
costs.
0. Bryan was likewise drunk, and was fined .
therefor. Oh Bryan.
Marshal Craw on Sunday night descended
upon "houss Of ilI-famino," kept by Mrs
Iugbam, who succeeded to tho proprietorship 0
the noted Green House. Mrs. Ingham, Harrio
Ballard Laura Hoyt, and Jane buchanan wer
arrested The FIRST was fined $50 and costs, An,
the others $25 and costs each.