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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
NTEW ORLEANS,
N MO sILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA:
And various places In Florida,

Via SAVANNAH. Ga.
Tho AUGUSTA, Capt NJ 3. Woodruff will leave on Sstur.
day, June Is at p. M from pier No. North river Tickets
had for the following pacesfare low BIZ any
other steBmerrom New York TO Ssvannah accommodations
Superior
New York 10 New Orleans, 500 IS Mobile 1885, MONTGOMERY
Ala, 800 Atlanta, Ga, S2t Albany Ca $A; Columbia Ga
$22; Macon Ga $2l; Augusta $40; Savannah Sic.
BANUkL MITCHELL. soN,
No Is Broadway
The ALABAMA, Capt George schenck, wl succs sd
and leave saturday, July 2, at4P,M
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4 UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, EsTABLIsHED 1852
a Carrying the Emitted states mail The beautiful Al extreme
mrnder; rapidly loading at pier ~ Eas river and
ing over one hall Of her cargo on board VII be
Sydney, Geeong and Hobart Town She has elegant and
accommodations for first and pas.
seDgers For freight psssage apply to e. W CAMERON
No Bowling Green. Eight bills for sale and cash advances
Bros Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

FIRE WARDEN's REPORT FOR THREE MONTHS
ESDINo SEPT. 80, ls5O.-June ID, II I4P. NJ,
frame barn, corner of Gross and First streets, en-
tirely consumed; owned and occupied by Thomas
Peniy; loss S2OO; no insurance. Work of incen.
diary. (TwO boys are waiting their trial for setting
this place on flre)
July 4th, l-2 z. NJ, one story frame building
corner scovillo and Laurel st. entirely con
sumed; owned and occupied by Solomon Wer-
theimi loss $3.50; insured in Etna Co. for 800,
G. G. Carlton, Agent Origin unknown.
July 22d, IL 2 o'clock A. NJ, one aud half
story frame building, o. Seneca st., slightly dam
| aged; occupied by Dr.. O. j. Keoler; loss on stock
500 5ij insured in Atna Co. S675, @ Q. Carlton,
Agent Work OF inceDdiary.
July 26, 2 20 o'clock p. NJ, frame shed, 2l3
Erie street, entirely consumed. Two story brick
dwelling slightly damaged, frame barn. joiner shop
all owned and occupied by John Gin; loss $500;
no insurance. Frame barn, 70 Bolivar st., entirely
consumed, owned by Mrs. Perley Abbey; loss
$780, insured in City Of Hartford 90. $50, Rouse
& Jennings, Agents. Two one story fame dwell
ings on Second alley, partly destroyed owned by
Simeon streeter loss $780, no insurance. Odgi-
mated from fIe works
Aug 9th, o'clock A. NJ, one story frame dwell.
Ing, 024 St Cha. st entirely eonsunedi owned by
Bernard sharry; loss 5000; insured Lorrllard Co.,
N. Y, S4OO, Coe 4 May, Agents Work ofincen-
diary.
Aug 20, G2 o'clock A. M. frame Coal Oil faeto,
ry on Canal street. near WoOlson's foundry entire.
y cOusumedj owned by W. W. Gaines; loss 5000
no insurance. Origin unknown.
Aug. 20, o'clock p NJ, 2 story frame build,
ing No. rs Vineyard street, partly destroy cd; own
cd by George Atwaterj loss $500, insured in Phe
mix Co. N Y, 5000 II, p. Brsyton, Agent; Oo-
eupisd by Ohm Lewis, Cabinet maker, loss SIC.
5O-lOO insured in E,ps Co., $780, c. G.. Carlton
Agent A. M. NOyeS, Wire Weaver, loss $50; nc
insurance. From sparks Of chimney.
Aug. "a, 8 o'clock P. NJ, 8 story fame build
Ing, cornsr Of Centre and Washington street, W es
Side, entirely consumed; owned by Alfred Huide
cooper loss $4,000 Insured in Manhattan Co.
N. Y. $500, oOe 4 May Agents; occupied b.
John Bouseaeld a Co.. Pail FaelOryi loss $40,
OOOi insured in Washington Co., N. Y. 81, 600
Irving Co. N. Y, $1,000, Etna Co. N. Y, 81. .576
Coo May Agents. Lennox %. N. Y. 81, ,OOC
CarelsSSness.
Sept IA, 2 o'clock P. NJ, frame Wood Shea .
Pittsburgh R. r. Co., near Lake street; slight
: damage1i loss $40. From sparks from looomo
tive. JAMES HILL, Fire Warden.
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prugs. MedieIne.. Paints and OiIs.

] lNUUH-A UUMTLEIE A0NUhTs
~ MENT. At very low gllcss 70 tls wsoleaie fade.
ausia ~ > . ~ sS1epls, sSgeSs A..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
PROM WASHINGTON.

NkW AOhht Ocb' l.
The Timos' Washington correspondent tole-
graphs; by dispa ches received yesterday the
State Department is in possession OF important
information from the rev Government Of Costa
Rice, showing the revolution TO bo popular in
the order Of things firmly established the Mem
tany Government which assumed the elected
Mora has given away to a more settled organic
alton of which Senor Montragelo remains the
Chief, with Vinconto De Angular, Julian Vol
lev and Jesus Jenisnez, as bis Cabinet officers.
The administration is represented to be strong
not ouly in tho wealth, talent and personal pop
ularity Of tho gentlemen comprising it, but 10
the esteem Of the larger number OF the people
The latter circumstance is evinced by addresses
forwarded to the president from nearly every
quarter of the state, facilitating him and the
public upon the fortunate change, and hailing
the new order OF things with enthusiasm.
President Montrogena had issued an inaugu
raj proclamation upon assuming office In this
paper, the bIevity OF which is its conspicuous
merit, he responds TO the popular voice Of con-
graduation, pointing the general gratitude to
Senors Salazar and BlancO, whose patriotic en-
ergy had saved the Republic.
Several decrses had been issued at the basis
Of political reconstruction.
Costa Rcans exiled by Mora had been recall
ed.
An election Of Deputies to a National As
sembly is ordered This action, and the gene
raj temper and drift of the new government, il
represented as meeting the approval Of thu
| Washington Cabinet. The same correspondent
says: Most positive assurances have been giveI
today, that the Nicaraguan mail will be carries
promptly, according to the contact; that fit.
men are now engaged in improving the Iout'
and that the mules are on the ground, read
for service How much of this is to be belieJ
cd, am unable TO say.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
FIRE
PntLApELpHtA, Oct. |


This afternoon fire broke ont in the hayipress Of
Mr. F. Hughes, corner Of Marriotts lane and JEFF
erson Avenue A quantity Of new hay had been
recently placed In the press and the fire may have
arisen from this cause. The Press, which has a
'front.' Of about 100 feet Marriotts Lane and about
60 or 20 feet on the Avenue, was totally destroyed
with all It's contents. The heat Of the burning hay
was intense, and when the flames broke through
the rooi, the property IN the vicinity became much
endangered
Water was very scarce, and for time the con
hagradon looked as though it would sweep through
all the narrow courts Ia the block
number Of dwellings were also destroyed.
The Citizen Of Harrisburg was on the ground
with their suction engine, and was thus enabled tC
supply another engine with water from the Della
ware.
The loss win bo heavy. branch Of the SAINT
property was destroyed on the 9th Of June last ant
at that time, too, water was very scarce
The receipts Of coffee were triting, the crop be-
ing deficient The new crop was considered to be
| good. The sales are mostly for France. There
was a stock OF 60, 900 bags in port.
The stock OF -four amounted TO 55 900 bbls, ant
| the market was firm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
Saturday Nights Report.
PROM FARTHER POINT.
FARrnra POISr, OCT. l,

FATHER PoIET, Oct. l.
Coroner's investigation on the Great Eastern
explosion elicited evidence Of very conflicting
character as 10 who had the responsible charge Of
the engines ct the timo SCOTT and Russell deny
ing their connection with the affair. Tho Man.
chester Guardian and London Post both speak
severely regarding Gen. Harney's conduct at San
Juan aud threaten terrible things unless his Cow
ernment diaavows his conduct
The British Government has contracted for lay
ing cable from Falmouth 10 Gibraltar
Great activity prevailed in England in preparing
the Chinese expedition.
Prince WeIternioh has returned to Paris AID
helda conference with Count Woewskl
There had been no improvement In French com
meroial aifairs-the crops fallen of greatly from
las years figures.
After several days suspension the Zurich con
ference resumed lis sittings on tho 18th.
The King Of Sardinia left Turin on the 10Th OF
a tour 10 Paris, Cremoni Lodi, etc.
The POpe's health was entirely re-esiablished.
ministerial crisis at Naples is reported,
The rumOr Is cOnlrsdicted that additional Aus
| trian troops bad been sent 90 Italy.
Calcutta telegraphio adVices to Aug, eth ha
reached England, but they contain nothing i'm
poriSnt.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HUNG iRIAN.


The steamship Hungarian is below coming
up with Liverpool dates to tho 2Ist ult., four
days later news than received by the Asia at
New York. She will be due at Quebec to NOR
row.
The steamships America, Indian, City Of Bal
timore and Etna, havo arrived out.
A conspiracy has been detected at CONSTANT
nople having for its object the assassination of
the Sultan of Turkey.
LIvRRpooL- were quiet at an
advance in quotations.
The papers by the Hungarian furnish dotuil
ofa battle for the Championship, which took
place in Ticchurst, Kent, between Tom sayers
and brettle. The fight lasted only 20 minutes
when Savers was declared victor,
LONDON, 25 -Consels closed at noon 95l fo
money and 95a for account.
The verdict OF the Corners Jury in relation
to tho disaster in the Great Easter, attribute
it TO accident.
Many arrests had been made at Constantine
pie of parties implicated in the conspiracy +
assassinate the Sultan.
Nothing later had been received from China
The political and general news is not impor
/ tant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
Saturday Afternoons Report.
FROM ST LOUIS


ST. LOUIS, Oct 1.
The Republicans Of the Sixth Congressional
District ofIllnois have nominated John M. Pal
mer 70 ill the vacancy occasion by the death Of
Col. Harris
The National Democrats State Central Com
mittoe Of Illinois has called a convention 70 be
held at Springfield Ct the 10th Of January next,
to choose delegates to the Charleston Oonven-
tion.
This afternoon the amphitheatre was deusely
crowded with spectators, ~ witness the COM
petition for the thousand dollar prize for the
best roadster stallion. This ring consisted Of
forty entries. After a spirited contest Of shout
an hour, during which the merits ofthe differ
ent horses was fully tasted the blue wreath was
awarded 90 Stockbridge Chief
Stockbridge Chief was sired by Hills Black
hawk Of Vermont owned by Messrs. Cooper d
Cream Of Hamilton county, Ohio
The regular prize Of $3.50 for the best road
ster was awarded 10 Green Mountain, sired by
Sherman Morgan aud owned by Elias Dorsey
Of Jefferson county, Ky This horse was the
most formidable competitor Of Stockbridge
Chief for the $1,000 premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
FROM LEAYENMORTn.

LEAVENwoRTH, Oct. !.
Hon Anson Burlingome addressed tho peo.
pie here to night, and will probably participate
in the CANVASS for delegate TO Congress.
The Utah mail arrived here TO day. Tho
Denver City Express with dates to the 22d inst,
also arrived bringing five thousand collars in
duct.
The State organization movement had been
defeated by 5000 majority. Some fraudulent
vosinp is Alledged. The election for delegates
40 CON, .-ess comes of early in OetobeI Gen
laramie is a =. ointment candidate,
A bunting parlv &c Arapahoes has returned
reporting ecntagion anlt9ng tho BnilAloeS kill'
ing them by thousands.
Prospecting had penetrated 10 tho hea1 wa ",
ters of Tho Blue River, tributary o. tho 100
RADIO, where rich lead mines have bsea dieeoV'
cred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CLEvELAED, Sept. 30, go.
Mr.. EDrroR - no. ICED in the Loader of yester-
day, your remarks about tho State Fair in which
YOU say that had on exhibiu,a % Ambrotypos
Daguerreotypes, sphereotypss, and sts''eo'ype''-
know of no such picture denominated N1ereo-
type. With the exceptions of this, had what y'o'
named with the addition of plain Photographs
You also uNde slight mistake in regard to the
number Of premiums received. It was three sil-
ver Medals and two Diplomas:
Yours Truly,
A. BIsBEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

ton met at the Angler House Saturday e7on-
ing to complete the arrangements for their Fair to
be held at Forest Grove on the three days begin
ming October 10Th. Tho Committee on Grounds
were instructed to procure more room, and to Sc
euro the use of the track during the whole week
of tho Fair, Mr. Seymour was requested to telo-
graph to ST. Louis to ascertain when Flora Tenn
pie and Princess leave and where they Co. Adj
jolrued to meet at the Woddell House on Wednes-
day evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
FROM NEW YORK .

NRw YoPK, Oct. l.
The steamer Glasgow, from Glasgow, has ar
rived Her dates are TO the l4th ult., and have
been anticipated by the Asia and Circassian.
Tie Protestant Episcopal Convention of the
Diocese OF Now York, yesterday, decided after
an elaborate and to some extent noisy debate,
to ask Of the House Of Bishops, at the next
General Convention, the remission of the sem
tence of suspension, which fifteen years ego,
condemned Bishop Ondcrdonk to retirement
This remission, II granted, will restore the
Bishop to his Episcopal functions, but if tho
wishes of this Convention are complied with,
the whole administrative jurisdiction Of the
Dioces will remain in the hands of the present
Provisional Bishop, the Right, Rev, DIR Potter
measure met with ardont opposition, aud was
passed in the face of rcmonstrance from DR.
Potter himself
The Convention adjourned finally al the clos'
Of its evening session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

HoT wEATHER AND WATER.--During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in a most dole
fu manner Of the heat, aud yet do not intr oduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by westing their door yards and ldde.
walks We would advise those to call on b. p.
Bowers, (suceessor to J. B. Barnes, Plumber,) AT.
water Building, who has large stock Of Plu NIB.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &C., and engage him. TO
put up ec5riug institution forthwith We wo uld
advise them 10 get Bathing Tub at the 81 nG
time, and we viii warrant that they can kt w
cool.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wm. 4, Bachelors Hair Dye!

Re only hGrnieSS ana reliable DHe kflOtCn
The Original aud best Ia the wuTldl
All others arc mere limitations and should bo avoided
you wish TO escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed INSTANTLY To q
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bnsn
wardod to Wm A. Batohelor since 1872 aad 80 900
applications have been made 10 the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a eoor
not TO be distinguished from nature, aud Is WARRANTED
not To munro in tho least however loag may be continued
and the ll effect Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair nVigor
ntod for life by this splendid Dye
Made sold applied I'm private ToOmsJ az the w ig
Factory No Gi3 Br0adway N. Y.
Sold i9 all cities and as af the United States By Drug
GEts aud Fancy Goods DOuless
ff- The genuine has tha and address upon a
plate engraving ON four sides Of each RG1, af
ianlT No as Bfoativay N Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

BRANDRETH's Puts HAvD no AoTIoN HAVE
ON Impurities people cannot, but mddle-nged
aud old people can appreciate tho medicine which, being
used in sickues acts only the of the disease
Around every organ effected, there the medicine pene
traes removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
humors into ulcers dwellings umors In Heart Alice
tions, in Epilepsy, Peurisy, in Throas and seo
tions of the Respiratory organs goneroy in Dyspepsia
thdae wonderful Pills give immediate rel ef and
vereuce will be Baadios which have been
pronounced beyond human skill have been by their
use And is this so wonderful Behold the reason =
except impure humors aud these being removed the
disease is removed Millions deriving health from the
Of this innocent medicine, which weakens but
always strengthens firstly by taking out Of the b, dy these
matters VIII held as u were ths itfo prinetls iu
custody and secondly by imparting o giving property
the blOad.
Sold al No 29i Canal St. Braudreh's Ruilding; and by
A. s. Gudnrr No 220 Superior street, Cleveland; and by
j. H. Wheedon Hudson, and all respectable dealers IL
medicines dAu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Chcesemnn's Pulls

Dr CuCebeuuh'b Itilb'
no combination of ingredients In these pills i the
ut of loug and extensive practice They arc mild in
their operation and cettain correcting all irregularities
Painful Meusrusions removing all obsructons, Wheath-
fu. cold otherwise headache pain the side PAL
paon OF the heart whites all nervous Affections hyster-
les fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c. disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the meu ui a IN the treatment Of
these rregu ares aud ohsructons which have consigned
thousands Of tue young the beautiful and the he
owed to PREMATURE GRAVE. No to1ae can enjoy good
health unless she rs regular an whenever an obstruction
fakes place tho general health begins 10 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eifecual remedy known for all
plants peculiar 20 FeHs 70 all classes they inval-
uable Inducing 1h certainty, periodical regularity, IhO
known 10 thousands who have used them al different
periods throughout the country having the OF the
eminent Qhyscidns IN america.
Erpct directions stating wlca, and 5hen they should NOT
De used with each Boxtne Price Oae Dollar each bor
tanning 10 Pills.
valuable pamphlet he had fteo Of the Agents pills
senf by mail promptly by euclOsng price 10 the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally.
X. b. HUrCHINGS, Gonenl Agent
No. 1865 Chambers st., New York.
S0ld in Cleveland by WM, FlSKE and GAYLORD b
HAMMOND. aprSd&w6m2il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

wEsr sIDE TEArEKASUE oUUIETY.-rh. menus
Of temperance on the West Side met on Friday
evening. .(sopt, 3Otb,) at Good Templars' Hall,
Columbus street, and organized the above named
Society. NJ. E. Higley was called to the chair.
A committee of one was appointed to prepare a
brief Constitution, to be acted upon at adjourn
cd meeting.
1. U. Masters, Rev. J. A. Wheeler and Mrs
Mary Stewart were ohos en- as delegates to attend
tbs meeting of the County organization, to be
held in BreckIvillo on the 2sth of October.
Adjourned to meet in two wee Ks, (On the 18th
instantly at such place as may be designated by
the President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

AccIDENr.-on Saturday afternoon, Mr.. ]. B.
HAMPsoN, q compOsitor in this Office, fell from a
rear door in the second story of the Leader build
lug, some fifteen feet from the ground. Both
wrists were badly sprained, and his body was Sc
verely bruised. lie was conveyed to his lodgings,
and yesterday was somewhat better, but will be
confined to his room for several days to come.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
S lz2SSs s1.rZSM
ECa z55S4
N. II. sOLOMONsON

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPucAS,
oeps hs largest assortment Of the most approved kmdso
PECTACLES Allhis glasses whether for near iaf
lighted ground under his ownuspecton by machine
Of anaw Construction with tho greatest care,
tuit the eyes IN all cases curing Weakness, DzrneSs
IaRammdtoHot the Eyss aud mparng strength Tor long
reading or fns sewing.
" N. H. solomonsoa would hone inform the public
tRthe employs yono In the sale OF hiaenses.
C5- Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSGOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
IuseTted without pain, as perfect as natural.
ER-Ofce3s superiorstrost under the American Hota
iuu2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
FRost LAFAYETTE.

bArAYErrr, Oct 1.
Between 9 and o'clock last evening Gre broke
out 10 row Of frame buildings oo South Columbia
street, occupied groc ry and provisioa stores.-
The prompt arrival Of the hremen prevented the
destruction Of The large brick block adjoining -
While this fire was in progress four other buildings
m az mauy different parts Of the town were discov.
cred TO be on are. bat in time 10 prevent their
entire destruction. Il Is supposed that il was the
intention TO fire the city for the purpose Of plum
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
Folsom 4 FELTON,, Resident Principal

IT = /" y TI7 =
Cleveland Mercantile Collepea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

4 dE CROOKED MADE sTRKIGHT-A crooked limb
benat the knee for l9 years by contraction has just
been made perfectly straight by DR., Gibson's new
application Of electricity No invalid should despair
until they have tried DR.. GibsOns new treatment
for the cure Of lingering dlseasei Il throws all
other treatment entirely into tho shade See his
advertisement headed "Despondency and Insani
ty."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

DOVER FAIR.-The Third Annual Fair of the
Dover Agricultural ard Mechanical Society will
be held on the grounds of the Society, at the cen.
tire of Dover, on Thursday, the 18Th inst.
Those familiar with the enterprising character
Of the citizens of Dover warrants us in saying
that this viii be one of the best Township Fairs
held in this county during The present year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

STATE DIsTRIcr CoURT.--This Colrt was occu-
pied Saturday mernng with the case of Reuton
VS.. The Forest City Iron Works, in which the
RentOn process Of making iron is involved. This
Nse will most likely continue for some days to
cOnoe. AT noon the Court adjourned till this
morning at Q O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

II For we'll becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend L. Rafinls excellent assort
ments of FAN Styles at ITS Superior street He
as practical FurFIer, Is now engagod ia manufao-
turing Capes Muns Fur Gloves, etc., etc., for tbs
Fall aud Winter trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

PoLIcR<-There was no session of the Police
Court on Saturday. The following arrests are re-
gistered IJugh Nelson, petit larceny Louis
Water, drunk; Phillip Hawkins aud James Rey
nolds, disSurba uce; Henry Hutchingson, drunk;
Phillip Hawkins, assault and battery; Rosanna
Murray, drunk Thomas Money and Joseph Fer
gusou, disturbance; yalline Shue, vagrancyi and
one mau who was too drunk to give his name.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

MroRrANr TO sHprERs.-U. S. Express Co.'s
Fast Freight Line, Great Western Despatch, Is
bringing freight from New York and Boston to
Cleveland at tue lowest Railroad rates, viz; New
York-9O, 81, AZ, S2 Bostou-9s, 70, At, 81.
sep23.lw b. II. BARSEY, Ag't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

IL Messrs. Iugham & Bragg, at lol Superior
street. will hereafter have charge of the Law
Book business Of c. II. Parsons The legal fra
terni will please remember that they shall keep a
full and select assortment Of law books.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
IRON PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l.
First premium for horse steam fire engines
awarded by Agricultural Society 10 Hibenian En-
gine Company. Committee reports that she threw
water $50 ieet horizontally, and 1888 feet vertically
The Washington received second prize.