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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

The funeral Of Capt. Cook took place at
Brooklyn on the goth, from the residence of
Mr.. L. Harris. The services were eonduoted
by the Rev. Mr.. Caldicoit of the Lee avenue
Dutch Reformed Church, and at the grave in
Cypres Hll' Cemetery by the Rev. VIM. Il.
Johnson. OF the body the day previous the
Tribune says:
Owing to the length of time that elapsed be-
tween the decease and the time the body was
delivered into the charge of DR.. Holmes, the
process Of embaming has been somewhat Diff
cult and consequently the appearance of the
remains is not SO natural as it would otherwise
have been. Last evening the body was placed
IN an erect position, in order TO allow the injOo
ted fluid to settle in the veins and arteries, so
as to give to the face more natural appearance.
The swelling has entirely disappeared from the
neck and face. and the decomposition which
had set in has been checked. The remains will
not be enshroudcd until this morning, when
they will be placed in the coffin, inclosed in a
white merino robe with a satin collar satin cord
about the waist, and black neckerchief about
the neck
Yesterday afternoon the father, sisters and
wife Of the deceased were permitted to view
the remains His wife removed the breast pin
and miniature Of their child from about his
neck, which she had placed there few days
previous to his execution. She is but Is years
of age, and has an infant four months old She
is from Htrper's Ferry, Va, where she was
married sbout II months since. She, as well
as the other relatives, was ovcrwhelmnd with
sorrow, and it was some moments before they
sufficiently recovered to be enabled to leave the
body. The refusal of the Consistories of the
Lee avenue and Fourth Reformed Dutch
Churches to permit the services to be held in
their edifces has given rise to the expression Of
much feeling. and many of the friends of the
deceased infer that this refusal is made from
fear of cenSure on the part OF come of the
members of their congregations, in allowing a
Christian burial to the remains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

The National Republican Committee have
appointed June 18th, 1860. as the time, and the
city Of Chicago as the place, for holding the
Republican National Convention to nominate
candidates for President and Vice President Of
the United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

THE TRooPs AT cHARLEsroN,--A portion Of
the Virginia army lefs CharlestOwH the next
day alter the executions on the 10th, but %
stephens and HaElitt are Still confined in the
oharlsstOwn jail, fOrcs Of about 400 strong Of
the COW shooters viii be kept these EOr several
weeks longer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
The Holidays.

Christmas and New Years Day fall this sea
son on Sunday. The usual custom in such
cases is to keep the next day, Monday, as
Holiday, aud We presume this will generally
be done now. CustOm seems to sanction this
course. and Monday is more convenient for
observance than Saturday.
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NOTICE TO MAIL sUBsCRlBERs.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
eons at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader once,
tue latest impr we'd and most rapid steam presses in the
best sJs short notice and reasonable rates Par
tieuar attention paid to blank work Every description
Of Bnd7g done, especially Blank Books Ledgsrs Journ
s.s sales Bolks. ReceivIng poeks. 40. &C.
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Tho special correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, who was present at the execution of
Green and Copeland ssys-"They were allow.
ed to remain in the ground but few moments,
when they were taken up and conveyed to
Winchester for dissection"
Some time previous to the execution, the
Oolored citizens OF Philadelphia held a public
meeting, and in the most respectful and earn
est language petitioned Gov. Wise for tue
bodies of Copeland and Green for decent in
termsnt. It is to this petition Gov Wise prob.
ably alluded when he replied to the request OF
the Mayor OF Oberlin, that the body Of Cope.
land would be delivered to any WHITE citizen.
This promise was not only broken by the Vir.
ginia authorities but the WHITE agent sent by
the Oberlin relatives and friends of Copeland
to obtain his body, ioas put under arrest and
held for tteeiUe hours Meanwhile the Virginia
hyenas robbed the graves of both the coored
martyrs, and dissecte1 them with cannibal
ferocity. Such disregard of an official pledge,
such bIrbarous outrage of the dccencies of
common humanity, are the legitimate fruits of
the degrading and heathenish institution, fifty
described as the "sum of nll villainies." AT
Tican s1vages better deserve the name of Christ.
ians
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FORElGN EACH ANGE.
nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SHIT
, dMNIIT,EhR sTAAEE q 3 ANp E3INl35,eEN q
a poste Weddeil House, Bank street, Cleveland. o.
II BUaRIDoE. tnyE'51l JrHU BaAtSARD.
NOTTCE rs HBREBY GIVEN
NO tlpe Ladies.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING
IL Hav nrJ Jus Te eived s1pny Pierces cels-
bThted EmhIodey stan p prepared to stamp any pat-
tern 1tsId lot sk or Frepch Embroidery, IN superior
anner ana az short notice IRoes iny ed to call and
examine my patterns,
tail.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS -TIsving received the psenoy
from Mr. erco am prepared to Tn sh stamps give
Instructions a. m ufNttureT's priCes.
For description Of this new syo see Cod VS. Lsdris
Bo0g Or August. MRS. NJ. CUNSON.
jyD2H No 2if s. Cioirst
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Book Of Flnwe s;
The I.aure Wreath;
Ladies' GIN; LnnguaRp Of Flowers:
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Or the iith ius,., 81 East Norwalk, Ohm p, WEnER
ei 9ehe.oe NY. and M!ps sCPhHoNiA fuhNkht VI
or he slhidit u W SPARKS Of Ri,ssy. and Miss
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DIED.

In Masilon Dec 10th. of TypAe,d Fever, In the od
gesr q his age, mr, CALEB CANBY, lormsty Of Phih
delphia.
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Fieldins Works; Leigh Hunts W 'rks;
Dean SWih's Works;
Gnrrer Be,l's Works;
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Jshn Copeland and the virginia Authorities.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec l9 1859.
EDiToR 1EADER In the New York Herald
Of the l8lh, l find the following
"There is a significant fact connected with
the executions, which illustrates the real extent
Of sympathy existing for the negro, about
whom all this vile fanaticism is raging-fos
whose welfare we are told, the Harper Ferry
treason was conceived and eonsummated-anJ
that is, that while the mortal remains Of the two
white corvicts have been claimed by their
friends, the bodies Of the two unfortunate free
negroes. have no friends at the North to claim
them and lay them decently in mother earth -
They will be buried under the shadow Of the
gibbet upon which they die"
This, like the usual statements Of that paper
is false. The relatives and friends Of John
Copeland in Ohio, have made the most earnest
efforts to secure his body for Christian burial
but without effect.
Governor Wise was telegraphedby the Mayor
of oberliD, A. N. Beecher, Esq, and received
for answer that the body Rould be delivered by
Gen. TaliAfeno to any WHITE citizen. Mr.
Betcher then telegraphed gentleman here
asking him whether he would go to Charlestowr
and see that the body was placed in charge o
the Express Company, or get some one to 60
The gentleman replied afirmativeIy. and a
once secured the services of the correspondent
Of one Of the strongest pro.slavery papers il
Kentucky. This correspondent, who is
Southern T, and strongly pro slavery in senti
mens, was furnished with the order from tn
gentleman in question, and also with a lette
from the Hon. Mr.. Boteler, who represents th
Charlestown district, which was furnished a
the request Of the Hon. H. G. Blake On hi
arrival at Charlestown be was ushered into th
presence of Gen. TaliaferrO, but on presenting
his letters, was put under arrest and kept 70
twelve hours, when he was permitted to retur
to Washington. The next morning the paper
stated that the body of Copeland was, or woul
be, given to the surgeons. r.
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ERAMES OF EVERY DESCRIP-
III aION on hnnd aud made 20 order
SAR 3EANTis 2l3 Sup. ST. established 2j years,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
General Nofitfs.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n b. GRIBBLE, COLLEOTING

III NTTHoT. IUTIVCTIOUH mnU0,
proceeds paid over, with hlelity and dispatch
RETRR To-GeO. Rveutt, FEq, Chashiur Merchants
Bank Fayette Bro ESQ Da lker, {. u williams. M
D.; u. A. shepard B Co iyi2:0m:965
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

Canadian -four continued hr % At figures, with mode
rte sales Southern brands n good demand, with
sales Of about 800 bbs closing within the above range
Of quotations. Rye -four and cornmeal we're moderate
dcnand with moderate transactions the above figures
VIII a-Holders were again hrmer, which checked trans
ac,iope. small lots of southern sold, with par
cells Of Western on private terms Corn armer, aud
m better request with sales Of about 10000
bushels, including new yellow Jersey, at SOC a s2s.,
and yellow Southern, SIC SIC; and white ditto SIC S4c
and Western mixed was held at SAC. SO &c. Rye
steady at Sc. SIC Barley ranged from 75c 81.
Oats unchanged, with sales of State at 56c 67c.
and Western ano C.,uadiaD ut Gle. a Csc.
COFFEE The sales embraced 600 bags Maracaibo at
llc 12c; and l5 ditto Rioat NC. The stock Of RIO
N this market yesterday WAS reduced only 100 bags
leaving 3,s45 $50 do Maracsibo; 400 ditto JAMAICA
$1,000 mats and $50 bags Java-making total of bags
and mats 60 eo5 II Is seldom that the Of Rio, at
ih g season Of the year, has been so low.
CoToN.--The market exhibited change aud contin-
ued 10 unsettled waiting the receipt Of private avces
by the steamer mails The Transactions embraced about
500 bales. part said to be in tsansitu.
The following statement Of the movement in cotton
since the LIST September last as compared with the pre-
yiOus YEARS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
From a Wall Street Correspondent.

WALL STREET, Wednesday Evening, Feb. 16, 1859.
The Shipment Of specie to-day by the Asia for Liver
pool 1919 5Cc-about the stated. This is a
large shipment for the season. and indicates that the ba
lance of trade with Europe against very sgnf-
cant fact for this early period Of the year when
cotton shipments are go large. This shipment will be
followed up by others, opportunity Offers and if gold
bars in sufficient abundance, coin must be sent
in viii h the rates Of exchange must advance
other half per cent.
The rates of exchange nomnaly without change, as
nothing lie done after the sailing of the steamer
The quotations 1925 1O9X for bankers sterling
I09H l09Z for commercial bills, aud l2H s. Is for
francs
The supply of money on the market is LIBERAL Private
bankers loan readily at cent. Banks, however,
hang back and do not loan less than per The
trust companies charge per cent The discount houses
buyers Of endorsed business paper at per cent
short long dates Some descriptions and single
range from per cent The banks charge full legal
rates to their customers but are not generally pressed
with large oflerinss.
We notice some brokers are in difficulties from
having dis ouLed large amounts Of paper for their
toners with loans obtaned from bank when the rates
low, and which loans have been called in. The
sequence has been that they have been obliged to sell
their discounted paper ut loss This has been too
practice with weak brokers in easy money times
The banks should not stimulate this sort Of business
which scarcely legitimate. tends to lower the rates
of discount unnecessarily tmc and raises them
much at apotner Ca loans 70 weak parties should not
be made at all.
The Sub Treasury paid out to-day s2l5 1885, receiving
only SEA ,4s4, Of which $40 900 was for duties.
The directors Of the Erie Railroad Company yesterday
signed contract with Mr. Cumming for finishing
Long Dock tunnel through Bergen Hill, to be completed
by the 18th December next when cars of Erie
road will through Gown 70 jersey City, instead OF as
Low, using the Ramapo Railroad The tunnel is 200
feet, four ffths Of mile.
We learn, also, that there is more trouble brewing
ahead between the New York Central and Erie Railroad
companies. Tue Central have spoken OF their intention
trains TO Buffalo in thirteen hours, in which the
Erie Company will lower its fAres and the old
rivalry be renewed. TIE New York Central Ia said
be acting with the President Of the Pennsylvania Central
We learn that the forged bills Of exchange purportng
be from Barbadoes bought here by three
German houses, each Of large wealth, upon whom the
loss will fall lightly. The forger was German, who
was in the city recently as a fortnight ago.
We gave yesterday comparative statement Of the
condt Of the banks exhibiting the operation Of the
Louisiana sysm IN contrast with that proposed in this
city So much attention is being given 70 the subject
that may be inappropriate at ths time 70 extend
comparison as follows
RESERVE sPHCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
POS tai DIRE CT OR Y
Eor, Inn ana 0Omestic Mails.

TINE OF CLOSING AT THR NEW YORK OFFICE.
DonssrIc.. .North-Albany, Buffalo and Canada. n
western nsii via Erie KE OK A. N. and $ P. n.
south and Southwestern
nasisrn mail. BY railroad j.. n and and X
g by steamboat .......... p. II.
SUNDAY MANS, On Sunday alEnails close at this oIce
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, via Panama. Monday,
The Overland Mail for California leaves 81, LOUIS
every Monday ard Thursday, at A ~ Letters
designed Tor it should be marked Overland. via
ST. louisn
LAKE. CITY erand Mail from Ct Joseph Mo) to Sal.
s.r. should IGs ss marked ovsrsoa
via 81. Joseph"
So PLciyIc. by steamer via Panama, Monday, .
HAVANA. BY ae s;n;,r' Philadelphia Thursday.
February l7........................... Ia p.
MEXICO. From New orleans BY steamship tennessee,
the lst and 18th Of each moath Qsetters should
be placed In the Office at New York days
viCus To the date)
EUROPE. Bremen steamship New York, .
BAaAnA IsArns day arrival Of each alter
nate Cnpard packet at this port being once >
month the steamer Karnsk VIII be despatched
with maiis for the Bahama Islands, u be landed
at Nassau, N. p The United states postage Will
he Owe cents per half ounce on letters and two
cents on each ne spaper to be collected IN all
csses In the United States on those sent or re
ceived.
TINE OF CLOSING 1T TIP LONDON OFFICE
IsprA....The Overland Mail closes fnows-via Mar
seiles the I'd, 9th, 18th and 18th Of each rnooth
Via Southampton 4h, lAh and 2th, touching nj
Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandria. Suez and .den
Via marseles the 9th and 18th. Via SOUTH
smpton ih and 9th.
Wis Msrseies aud Snez the 10th. Via South
ampton and Snez l2h.
Via den the 4th and 9th Of the month
BRAzIL Via Southampton on the 9Th ~ the month
when the date OF making the Indian aud ausraiiaD
mats London falls a Sunday they made the
evening prfvions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

bsr 10 AZ Petera lHh inst miles Of Sandy Hook,
laL tmsst ane
schr masis, venaa Rochelle Jan o. with brandy.
kc 70 Liepsu Co Jan H. lat 46 lon Is experienced
heavy gale from sW NV. which asset5 days;
PEELED 70 Of the time which csed the
"a, sails I'd lat a. hon s had another gale from w. with
tremendous sea running sails and bat damaged
hun, from To- Ia lon r. had boisterous weather tna
lat a. lon 81 close bark waite logged AMI abandon
ec sire hailed from Iiverp ool and apparently timber
loaded
schr Lane Orr, Hasey Falmouth ia, "a days. with coffee
Schr Brsdshaw Fish Havana Feb I. with &c To
Iasaa Has Of Iatsras experienced heavy
weather. spli, jlb &C.
~ N q GTice Palmer Washington. NC. days
i Herpoop Gaskll. Washington, NC days
s lr Iris Cook Washington, NC, days
So Chas Fox. Chase, Uur,'s Neck. NC b days.
Schr Gallego. Smith Richmond. days
ko,r Prince Halves Virginia, 3days TOR Boston
s,hr John Tilton Pharo Virginia. 3dsys
Sn Bun,ley, Hammond. Bs timore for Provtdence
h John Pea Davis, Bait more ~ days
s ! Blossom. Bowen, Leipsc d J. DAYS.
tctr J r Mitchell, Morris, Delaware, days
S,fr Empire Adams, Egg harbor.
SCI, Tennessee. Wooster, Eastport, 10 days.
s"hr Nara ook, Calss, 10 days.
REruRKEp-shp Challenger, wnsor hence Jan Is for san
Francisco porto day dmasted ee reporelss
where)
Steamship Asia Orr, liverpool; Star of the South, savan
Wind duriog the day from to W. at sunset calm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

CLEARED
Steamship Star Of the South Lyon ssvannanS Mttchl
steamship Georges Creek, Morley, savannah-H Crom-
Steamship Parker-burg Powell, Balimore-H Cromwell
ship Aramede Snow, Harnden, New orlesns-N Brig
ham
Bari Rebeoca, kitchener, Lishon-MM Freeman 4 Co.
Brig drpI,llo Npiran ssrmnda1smih' Jones Co.
schr Hsxsl, Winters Ricbmord@C II Pierson
Steamer Kennebec. Hand Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship psrserssnrg Powell Baltimore with mdse !,
large ,hip bound nj PM on Barnesai passed large ship
Ship Mandarin PERT sbanphae, Nov passed Aniier I'D
Vim Yeas e 70 S.sdhqs date 8 II c7 q
IRON ~ sd S
sPpla Quebec 18Th OF Gbseeu@ took PILOT iio%
shp Harriet ioi po.on Cook Trieste, Dec ~ passed q
Of t.aerss WITH heavy NV wpd, ists inst OF Egg
sh,p fapnin Briggs Gayeson. % days with cotton, &C.
ship rssnc Gsdd New orlesn. Jan o. with rndse to WIN
and wreekers dsharsng her he Brem Mint, before
Brig Mniurn fBr; of Yarmouth ss). Scott, Lsshorn
Hunst Wilson Brne MAD" Had Sns "a sssSs s 10
snse wsfs s Sd s"4s T from IVY and
S f.ss p o;' sSsr sf' 81
reeed main tryssi ana gad blew msnss from yard
split sails and dd cher damage ~ 10 Pm conplsts bnr
lane which lasted until the ~ inst was with didcuy
""l passed 70 The eastward q Rermuda she com
ne ven. reiore me wind the hurricane was 80
.cv.,s 80 III - actually lifted clear Of deck;
~ 100 ~ ~. 'ns) she IN lat 81 TO- Ion 63 10
when the gale subsifed Ga . proc-enn ,or nv ~.
when the Wreck cleared "' PoHS'oe luz INC WIN
~ s 20 ns rs' ne never maened~ tsys passed a.
pris E,snl. Sa,c, r,o,n,.,.. A., need heavy
bratsr Jan 8, with fruit, order Has erner N
weather. ~ ''Po''- "
" Jhebaud fop. ''' WIN n'ues' 40
Brig trantonie Upton, Trinidad So DAYS with sugar IN
honpsnD fnnter Has experienced hesvv a. an.
passage sprung the head Of msnms and ibboom ain
wallis, &c 1871 ''""'""'' spun
Brig Elz'ra Stevens Cardenas q DAYS with spgar n m
Sors bros navarro Co For the last ba1
pcrderb Winds NIGHT OF Jan 70 John Myers ~ uahmr.
"amsn ared years fell from the fore topgan1srd and
Reed from Philadelphia for Cuba 'p'' "~ ""~"
Brig Sarah Wooster, Hopkins, Darien, o. Feb O. with um
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

Recepts-Incrcase at the ports compared with 1856,
527 900 bales. Fxports-Decrease 10 Great Britain CON
decrease to other foreign ports 1000 Total decrease IN
exports, I, COO bales.
FRf1cnTs-To Liverpool, 500 barrels rosn were
engaged at Is Id Is; 10 boxes bacon A.
IT'S. 3D., and about 700 bales of cotton at al q
s S2d., and COO bbs rosin at Is 10Hd. To L,nion
500 tierces of beef at As. 3D. brig OF 800 tons
take up for Havana and back 40c for sugars, ani
SO for molsssos on deck.
FRUT.-Sajes Of 600 boxes Valencia rasns were made
Lc, four months Bunch raisins quiet at 81 30
So So, and layers So 81 81 So
IRON firmly held at $50 for Scotch pig from yard
MoIAssrS The transactions embraced about 400 500
bbs. New Orleans AT SOC 4Oc.
NAVAL SToRFs.-Thc market was steady, with sales Of
800 bis spirits turpentiue in merchintabe and sh pp ng
order at 1870 &c., and ! 600 bbs OF common rosin
at 81 72a 81 rs for $40 lbs delivered Crude turDen
tine firmly held at So S71a, while supplies were
PROVISIONS -Pork-Tbe market again less buoyant,
with the of the market in favor OF purchasers The
GALES embraced about 400 bbs, including mess at
SIS 1879 Sl8 o. old mess at SIT 62k and prime AZ
Sl3 40 $l3 60 $50 bbs prime were sold, deliverable
the LIST of March within the OF prices Beef
in steady demand. with sales Of 900 700 bbs, in
cud ne country prime at 81 81 2 country mess at So
50 rs; repacked Western at SO sl1 and extra
do. Mt 81 so sl2. Prime unchanged. Saes OF
200 800 tbs beef hams made At l4c lie Bacon
was firmly held at &c 10Lc. Cut meats were in good
demand with sales of 800 hhds and AZ $40 &c
for shoulders and hams at &c. 94c. Lard was dull
With sales Of about 200 bbs and terces at l2c
with small lots at l21sc Butter and cheese firm,
with a good demand
RIoE-sa,es of 200 casks were made at SIC. 4lSc
SPICES Sales of 200 bags Plmento we're made at pr
vate terms.
SuGARs-Tbe sales embraced abont coo hhds New Or
leans within the range of Ike Slc, aud III
SIC, and coo bags OF Bahia on private terms Stock
Feb l6-Bogsheais Of all kinds, $780, do molado, 5o
boxes, 6 100; bags. 900.
wHsKEy fair request steady prices, with sales
OF 500 600 bbis. at 27hc.