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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-21
Cronl Nntifee.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-PURS{IANT
~ 70 hu connnid OF an order o sale issued fos ~ fs
o Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit sophfnn
n lefbel fu arniusi Hiram kifkham. Den. shall ofef
Tor sale Al public auction he door Of ho Count House
nof Of Seneca aud Champlniu streets IN the city OF evcland
n said county the sd day OF December 1859 a oclscf
" Of sad day, the following described lands sud tene.
ena 20 Wit Situas IN tho village Of nedord the county
Qituyahpga and y known by being subject No o. said
ot No y sixty six 65 ieet front Wt street and one
hundred and fofty-six feet dlep, Appraised 800
u. l.. Wl0uTMAN sheriff
wnLiAxsoS 4 R,Dptr, pitn's Nuys roysiS
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TTTN VIIF UWITNT T Ut WWTTIUI
SAN FoRD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,


Pu"e Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, dir Tighi, and 'oM keep ia any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATTfARTIC PILL Is q gentle but ac-
tive CahntC hi,h the proprietor las used An his pruc
ice more tlan wouiy wears.
The constantly inrreasiusl ldemand from those who
have long used te PILLS aud tho satisfaction which
NV express regard " herJuo, has induced me TO place
then withiuthc reach ufall I5l
The Profession we'll snow that different Catharcs act
on diff rent PORTIONS uf The, bowels.
The FA AGfLY cK-E'THX XRTIC PILL
has with dua reference to this well established fact
been compounded irum u,lvrietyo Of The pur st Nego
table tNtraCtS, which act -|ake every of tie
ahmeniay canal and areI- IGOOU and SAFE IN ell
cases where a Ca'hartic rlss |nerded such ns. DE-
RANGEMEhTS Ol the =, TON ACH. SLEEpi-
NESS, PAINS IN THE -slbA OK AND LOlNS,
COSTlVENESS, PA NEIAND SOHENESS OVER
THE WHOLE . ID Y = lfrm sudden cod, which
frequently, If neglected ~pud long OF Fe-
Loss OF AbPE. -IrI az Is T. HEEpi NC SEN
SlTtONOF COLD OVERT tTHE BODY, RESTt FSS-
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT NJ THE HEAD
n luhaumutOTy Diseases hurms IN Children Adults,
Rheumatism gfeui Purif of the blood AMI many dis
eases which flesh is heir Ton numerous mention IN
this acvOrts Cmcut. Dose. / 20 8.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
u The Liver lnyi5orattr tnd fnmily CahaTtic Pls
Tetoedby Druggists generally, and sold wholesale by
the Trade In all The large towns
S. 4 W. SANFORD, NJ. d,
Manufacturer aud ptOnrieter
iV5dGWH1 nrpadVFav. New York.
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NraneNortaliolr.
1859.

n AsiWAM III
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during Tho present season. run thsl well and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh g. Osyva go, and Upper lakes
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a sENI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Nil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdensburrh With tho
Ogdensburgh i Vermont Central r. Il. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
Aud At oswego with the
New Oswego Zine OF Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Beteeen os0egO, Troy, Albany and NelO York
Connecting lsoet Duukirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Betwoen Dunkirk, Cleveland and sanduskY, and
TRI.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunti1k Chicago und intermediate Porte.
r Property forwarded By this Line win DO subject TO
but one transhipment.
CTy- Merchandise marked IN T. Co Express will te
forwarded fr New York by an EIpress hreght Iian
the Now York Ere Railroad, and promptly Tor
warded from Dunkirk.
~ These Lines CONNECT Cleveland with tho Clsvs-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line. ....U
APPLY TO
| J MYERS Agent N T. Co No III Broadway, N Y. =,
]. i. WARNER. Agent N r Co, No. C@nies slip N Y
JOHN HoCKlNG Agent N. T. Co, No. IS state street
A. CUSHAIAN, Agent v. c. Line No los State Street.
CfiGS, s TAPPAN cor. 9Th and Chestnut st., Phila.
]. y. CHURCH Agent, Ruuse's Point, N Y, -, =, q,
| G, l. THOMPSON, Treas N. T. Co, ogdenseursh, NY
/ HOVEY & CRAWFORD, OswcgO. N. Y.
s ID. CALDWELL Agent, DunkTk.
PEL1ON y BREED. Cleveland.
| j. s. CHENOWEIH X CO, Cincinnati, o.
/ ] McBETH, Agent sandusky.
| WAI. =. WALKER, Agent, Toledo
/ y. H. MATHEWS, Agent, DetfOit Mica.
| ]. Il LRAMFoRD, Mi'Taukse' Wis.
| MoHENRY BABKER, Racine, Wis.
| hAIHER CO, ChicagO.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II p. WI8ORG CO, Fulton city, III.
n. W. GRAHAM co Cairo, ILL.,
FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Ohlce Of the Northern Transportation Company
Cleveland Feb. 18th. 1889
maTl9R6 =. CHAMBERLIE, President.
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At Clevesud with uvelaud aud Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumhus Cmcinua Cleveland and Ene, and CieVe ard
and piushurg' RairE U.s.
Al solot with backs 20 thogrin Falls &c.
At AIautua win hacks for Raysnnai Ac,
At Braceviile with hacks to NCg-Oi Fa 6, &c.
At wunsu with hacks TO Shar0p. G. eenEcd MsadVills
Bloomfield Canhehi. DC.
Lowell, ant Euoa VuleY, und thence by P r. W. C. r.
CHAs. L. RHODES, supt
C1eyennd Feb o 1879
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NORTHERN " NBRASSgOEIlII9S 4SsE. Ii Z Y n 9 COMPANY

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSItY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TII-Weekly To CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKL
MAC uud Intermediate Ports.
~ Property CONSIGNED nr delivered C care will
eeive prompt and careful attention AVID dispatCh
E Passengers will be tckete through ali directions
at the lowest laes.
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GHERIFB'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of two writs Of vend exponas issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Rhoga Co.. the suit Chas Brad
bum Pa against Cain and Cain and the other the suit
Of r. T. Lyon P against T. 9. Cain shall offer for sale
subot forty hereinafter mentioned the 18th day of Oe
ober ls59 at two o'clock Of said day the following de-
scbed property q wits frame house situate subot 40
In Changers ubdvson Of ten lots 50 and h5 said lot
G6 feet front Granger street BY l5l feet deep.
ID. .WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
FJUDsOF, Plaintiffs Agent oeS253
Thc above sails Is adjourned % the list day OF October
1889, at the hour and place above mentioned.
oet2l255 d: .WIGHTMAE sh rih
The above sale IS adjourned to the h day Of Novsm-
ber 1889, at the hour and place above mentioned.
novl4:g5s ID l.. WtGHTMAN. Sheriff
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Nov. 10.

sseord board-Gal 4 Chi1.k; III Central 6l1 Panama
i9k; slrh gid IN; HT Trlenl pfd 31Js 81 Harlt 10;
Hudson 99H; toutrql sos, d 81 Pacific Mail ibs;
Del + Hnd g09a ETie 4th bonds lO2.
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SPALDINGiS PRRPARRD GLUE,

bfALnlNG's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUBli
SPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE
Saves the Pieces!
ECoEoMYlll DIsPATcFll
tY" 4 stitch IN time saBes nine" IA
A s ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
In well regulated families. II Is very dosirahl
70 have cheap for repairing Eur
nituLe, CIookeIy, Toys, ~. sPALDlNG'S PREP ARED
GlUE meets al such umeTgeuces, ard no household
thod 10 bo without Is IL s always ready and up 90 the
sticking point There NO longer necessity for impirg
dies ltslus the article for coue-shol, aud other orna-
mental work popular with ladies OF refinement.
THIS admirable operation Is used cod being chemically
held IN solution sud possessing all the valuable quaes
the best oabnei-mnkers Glue II mpy be used IN tie
paoe OF common mnelipge beinEyastly more adhesive
" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N H.--A Brush accompanies each hOtle Price 25 cts
aug20 For sale by FOG0. ENsWORrH co.
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BUFFALO, CLLVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFReNuAzh
" Lake Navigation the Proprietors "a Hs{Vt4A
OF this Line Will put upon the route from ii sit3
Buffalo to Chicago seven first-class A Et4E9Esaa9za
/ Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed,
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nEFAULTHANING BEEN MADE

I VIII n III II4A ~ - ~ II N n III
l)and the first party uying fail I'd 70 tie installuen
which fell due Nov. l. lst9 the contract entered into
No emhor g. 1865, hot Adm Weshol and George
Sha3r party If the tst par, aud Hiram Stone party
tho second pT for the safe by he second party to tho first
party suhdv Lot No. l8l, in hiram stones odd-
tiou to 0hO City 81 Cleveland. composed Of mart OF
the orlglua Ius No. 90 rnd in BIOoklyn towHshjn,
Cuyao ,unty Ohio The said 1ontsut having been
asiFed by sail stone 60 the underlined Notice IS here.
by givan thai 10 Of the powers contained
said contact the gnod will the 20 day
mher Is o. at o'clock A. M Of SAID day at tho door
Of the, Court House, corner of Champlan and Seneca
strees ia tto ity OF Cleyetnd uyahog county, OHIO,
sell at public auction, SAID lot of land aud The improve
monts on The EDWARD WADE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-21

All the trains going Westward connect at Cevespd With
trains Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, SC
&C; aud oil tho trai gouf Eastward cOnnec I
rnkrk with tie trains Of the Eew York Contra tuf
falo aud Now York CITY Railroads. -
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HEA,LJTH OF AMERICAN W0-

Read Notices in The Tribune siuce Dec /, 1885,
From MS EHceency, JAAiI p WESTCuTT, Governor
o. FLORIDA, and n ember o tie UnIted Staes Senate
For upwards Cf twenty f years was tf1rted with
disease iu tumiy which Tile best medical aud surgical
talent In The country fnled % but which Welded
most salts uciuy manner g. the Graetenberg RemedItG
cOnscienClOusly advise their use
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BUFFALO MARKET-NOv 70.

OhfALO hlAhhhA-NuN ~
fDY TRLEGRAPHl
FlOuT- Quiet and urnharged.
Wneat-A drenchlug ruin has preVed dutng tho entire
afternoon restricting hsuess. Market for spr Whtus
steady. Sales n 000 nus No Chicago sptiug at e.
C0rln moderate demand Sales 5000 bu old Illinois 10
atrive ut csc
Other graius nomn1l.
whisky nominal at 2tc.
Canal Teigh irregular. No through engagements.
Lake imports 1870 hhs -four, 26 40J us wheat.
Canal sXpoTtsiO0 bbls houT % 900 bus wheat 2Olbus
corn
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. MosP SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.


An instrument for tho Of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Ms Seminal Weakness SC Can be perme
ueny cured IN fifteen days Ia two months by tue use
this instrument when used cOnjointly with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Or AMOS sONsake pleasure IN announcing that lhey
the above diseases H has been subjected to test by the
most eminent physcians in LQnduu Paris, Phlladeha
ment ed Tor tho Of Seminal WBaAness OF
any disease caused by the secret habits of youth Prce
DIR AMOS a SON, in order to satisfy the most
skeptica to merits Of this Instrument pledge thom
selves a n auy instlnce where may prove unsaistso
turning the instrument In good order.
A CURE WARRANTED
Or. AMOS SON have devoted their attention e1clu
svely this peculiar class of maadIs and the rae hey
have consequently been enabled 90 render their fellow
fully testified AMI fully ACKNOWLEDGED y
escot patients and others daily arriving town from ~
parts OF the country express pupOt My of consul
EguR advantages yet from what they haeb experienced n
qurng into the causes Of these infectious complants
geruus and ysterate) they have always entertained th
possibility Of their prevention and removal aud nkewbe
invariably found that tn most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced TO one OF "
following Ignorance, neglect orhs bad olect sol
unskillul and improper trenmenii Therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN Discovering in thos election o
heir remedies, safe eioctul and cautious course, om
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch boar equyoca
character we'll hose whose premature or iuIudic us
application might be productive oil bad consequences In the
luds of private individuals In short the laudabe end o
r'Tremedies is the essenng ot great mass OF human
sery by the allevlaun relief and pTevenuon Of those
reyous sctuns that reuliiy the secret uo5 OF lie
and which, while they extensively surround call aloud
orouG skill and Interference In their e1termnatou
COUNTRY INvALIDs.
Persons in any mart OF the world may 10 successfully
treated hy forwarding correct detail Of their with
remittance for medicines SC.
Address Or. AMOS a SON, corner Man agd Quay.stS
A nv IA ~ NJ A ID
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$. ~. SANFORD, a. III, Principal.

TS INSTITUTION ABOUT TO ENTER UPON IT'S FIFTH YEAR
an p m M
"
RDaafT
~ iaI s.N PrndpL
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9;l5 A. NJ Night FTpTtss Ilan Stopping a Gfarl. Con-
ueaut. AshubIla and Panesylils only, and aTrv5
at Clevelaud I.05 NJ
3l5P NJ Dav Express rain, stopring at all satous
cept SilbroOk, u tOnvIlle, Pclry, Mentor Wick
lle, am Drrlys OF Cieyell nd 7;C5 p. M
AccommOds ton Train viii leave Asltahula for Cleve-
land 7GU A. NJ sonpins ut all stations, aid alryo Rt
Cleveland at 35 A. M.
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PRoP. IOwA-TheTe vas q Iumor hh1at this msTnns tha
lhe propeller IOya Of the American Transporta ton Co
had buWn aud al the los; but lea n no
Thing 10 conhgm Il, and believe there foundation
the report -tChieago Press 18Th.
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFORD. Coshoctou Co. o., May Il, 81
Mr. II, Is k-NGsLEY-Sir; hiye been cling the med
cines Of the Graee berg Company for lhe last ten ysr
and have nyguaby found them 10 give Oh SIT sucion
and the pills We 50 10 lrea' many fmiles as Tesu-
become staple Article NJ r.hJl's Ut rien Cath!con is
Diseases. One lady 500 it to told me 81 had received
more beneht nom one bottle than She md rom long
curse of medical treatment " the lnost SKILL phys
clans JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshalls Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered a certain Hn!ej with the following
symptoms
Irregularities I'VE akncss- FAriness-Derarged Appe-
Iie-Salluw Comple1ion-Palu IN The Back and
kdneys-C ills-rud IA nds and Feet
BiOafiug- Understandable
Hfadt Che-fCs' l. sSnCss--
DISTURBED Sleep-F ushes of Heat
General Pain Crawling and Pam in
In the Spine and between tie ShuuNers-Acid
Stomach-- Difficult passing Of Utile. with heut
or smartmg-ltchiug, Burning or Irritation In The
Urine -NightuRre-Desrai i--Hys-
teriCs- -AnNiely---Red Eace---
Nervous TWIlChiug -Sialti. e
Cousin pa iuu-Irruhle TeHI eT-cnd.
uoss-Depravtd d Apgeitts-F Flatu ence-BlO1t-
ed bnd IRREGULAR observation-disclosures DrC AM
Pains Uterine organs Nun Jnesi sud Pains Limbs.
CES1d by City Drugs lists aud Medicine dealers through-
cur he COuntTy,
C71- For Medicines or Agencies. address
II. d. KINGSLEY, O. C'oveani,
nNNl2dkw Anput for
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Nn1IOF.

JANIS n. Woon and
y. S. TuWNsgNp,
JANIS HeLLAwELL,
MN. ltBsr
Christina HELLAWELL Court OF Com rpou Pleas Cay
DO IA ANN iliRsT, HhoguCO.
JOSIAH ALLFN,
JACOB ALLEN,
and
LFvt ALLFN'
TNHE DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE
- notice hat a, tho May tom Of sri Court h7 Plain-
ua Mod thetet1 their notion - amend iicnl rrror
IN the Journal onry OF tho iudstmcut rendered by sd
ourt an their ny5r pul agansi said deeudantS the
Fclrulry term Of said Court IS that the tpna sh u
he oi 81 l TO- the true amount lot nd OF S04 TO-
was Nutsn. Sndmltion will be disposed Of ~ the No
venlbor qru n said Cour I g..
nIvh;255,2Sw2. wIlLtAMsoNa a RIDDLE.
.t.Fgn
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"
DR.. J. i. BRIpGE-Dear Sir Some two in
tmae female friend had been suffering from falling OF the
womb whites aud deruged mel stI ton ogeti or with
the ndiug symptoms clearly bed in sdvef
tsemeus aud pamphlets She mad the very best med cnl
ss ths city uni cnrtly pres rated aud her phys IN
finally told her tuut he though her lie might possibly DO
prolonged ycrJ little logger undor tue most udlcnus
treR men For wn wee.s fCr that she nuad to sink
when came in your Office NJ the Graofenberg Medical
Isstitu lion and re aed her symptoms As you were cu
dent Of the GraciCubefg Nsulis CahulCOn in rehey-
ing her shO discharge All the physicians and tsd IT. tho
dOubtugy Proyideniglly, II elicv ler quickly, aud
bottles entirely curd her Since tlen. twOy
tnere hHs been any euuelco OF the complaint, and
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~ Ths brig Hampton Is ashore Al Point su Psles on
te west side of tho ieof She had cargo Of
Ite Capsn sr!ed he,e this monng Tor tug 70 e. % her
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Hay Slonl2 OOD ls 0wster-Eestn 1bbll y 2 9
DO balsd S9lon ID 20 W Sandy II Cemnt $50 5
Hops.........SAb 90 l6White Lime ...... ID G.
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hound Up-5Prql hoeketl keno,hai paeolah, bnIIoi
bngs Fanny 0srduer 10un Coandt 6chis Dane A ictu-
rus, / L nsiDg, Henry Hag1n; Brig mohegan.
Bound Duwu--Prnps. Plymouth, Michigaf; Canal Str
bard E Flothor, International -tDet Adv. 18Th.
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TTp- Tho tug Bruce left last evening with o steam pump
90 60 90 tho Tehef Of the srhr Bar C " which vessel
ashore East ssler reel loaded with corn She l. Ia
10 4 Nhter-fthid.
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~ The achT. John Wssdsn was chartered to-day 10
- ~ ~ laitsE, ,-tIhlai
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E7- Tie bng MOheFau aud schooner Cuba arc hard
aEfOund In Detroit the head Of Fighting land
Tne sehr. COTtlandt m lighting tho Muhogan, which Yslso
probably q this liberated -fDet. TTb., 18th.
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Eg5 fSl eskn-1--sis- ---.silL-.-iiss s1s- 80
NLEV VkLAND AND MAHONIN@
" RAIL ROAD.-Ti1fE TABLE, No 10.
T0tsko effect and aits rhursday Fohruary 10, iSss
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
CifBeidnd 10 R0HHfs fcHEgsiet7n 10 CABt
faHd.
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WINTER AhhANGE EMENI.
II AMI UTEp MOMnAV

q Nm AND M IIh MONDlALl NOV,
" lAth, 1859, Passenger Trains will fJ'lowH;
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1910 NJ IA Express Train stopping all statiOus
csTt ickliue, Mettor, Perry, uunnvile tud Sny-
brock. aud arrives az Erie l;5i p. NJ Dunkrk a.2l
p III Hulihiu COS =. NJ.
$40 r N Ac' ommoGuion Train Ashiabula, stopping
al oil Wav tons.
pOOP NJ Night Express Train. Stopping a. Pnincsyille,
AshtGbula Couneeut and Girard ~, and arrives
Erie 1885 A NJ, Duukrk 2;40 A. III, Buffalo 4:20
NJ
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An vsrumsnt for tho Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness, &c Can be perne
ny cured IN IRON fifteen days to two mouths by tue use
u this instrument when used cOnOintly with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-21

GB~ Arrived at Chicago, Nov. 18th, from Cleveland
sGhT. David Tod, with coal, gTindstonos and iron.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-24

PRopHEsY NEARLY FULFILLED-A book was pub
lished in Philadelphia in 1918, and written by p. N
j. Elisha, which the Pittsburg Dispatch says contains
these words:
The time will como when people will travel in
stages moved by steam engines, from one city to an
other almost as fast as birds fly fifteen or twenty
miles an hour. carriage will ret out from Wash
ington in the morning, passengers will breakfast at
Baltimore, dine at Philadelphia and sup at New
York the same day. To accomplish this, two sets of
railways will be laid, so nearly level as not in any
place to devlae more than two degrees from hor,
zontal line, made OF wood or iron, smooth parts of
broken stone or gravel, with rail to guide the car
rages so that they may pass each other in different
directions, and travel by night well as by day and
the passengers will sleep in these stages as comfort
| ably as they now do in steam stage boats. Twenty
miles per hour is about thilty.two feet per sccond
the resistance of the air will then be about one pound
to a square 70 t, but the body of the carriages will
he shaped like swiftswim1ning fish to pass easily
through the air. A steamengne that will consume
from quarter to a half cord of wood will drive a
carriage one hundred and eighty miles in twelve
hours with twenty thirty passengers and will not
consume six gallons of water. The carriages will
| not be overloaded with fuel or water. These engines
will drive boats ten miles per hour and there will be
many hundred steamboats, running ON the Mississippi
and other Western waters as prophesied thirty years
ago by one who could predict then better than the
Poet can now But the velocity of boats througt
water can never be made to equal the velocity of car
riages through air, because the resistance of the
water is eight hundred times the resistance OF air.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-24
NUMBER 66.
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Creseenl
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIPS
NORTH AMERICAN AND CITY OF BALTIKOR1
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE BRITISH NAVY.
A NEW MOVEMENT TO OvERT4ROW
THE DERBY MINISTRY.
PR1vATEERs TO BE TREATED AS PIRATES.
tsy THE sArrosAL L,ss.


QUEBEC, May ss-The steamship North American,
OF the Montreal Ocean Steamship Cornpany,s line.
has arrived at this port.
and her advices have been anticipated by the City
of Baltimore.
New YoRE, May 23.-The steamship CITY Of Bal.
timore arrived at this port this evening. She left
Liverpool on Thursday, the 18th inst.
full summary Of her news was teegraphed from
Cape Race to the Associated Press exclusively, on
Friday morning.
The Liverpool and London papers contain some
additional items Of interest.
LIVERPOOL, May 12-It is estimated that the sales
Of cotton to-day will amount to 5000 bales. The
market closes quiet.
Cotton has advanced since Friday Of last week.
New York, May 23-A dispatch from London,
dated Thursday noon, May IL, reports further ad-
vance of / in the English funds.
Consols for money closed at s15 to 92l.
Some improvement had also taken place in the
Money market.
Political and General Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 12.-The large bounty of s10,
offered by the British Government to those who en-.
list in the naval SERVICE has proved very successful
At Woolwich, the great Naval Arsenal of Great
Britain, it is stated that are volunteering and
being enrolled in the navy at the rate of two hundred
day.
1t is positively stated that upon the reassembling
of Parliament Lord Palmerston will move, and Lord
John Russell will second, vote of censure Of the
Ministry for the course they thought fit to pursue in
dissolving Parliament in the critical time. when Eu-
rope was on the eve of q great war.
The Belgian Moniteur announces that any Belgian
vessels that may be found engaged in privaeering or
otherwise acting contrary to the neutrality laws will
be treated as pirates.
Mrs. Sheridan Luspratt, a sister of Charlotte Cush
man, died at Liverpool on the 10th instant.