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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

ACCIDENT TO JUDoE JEwETT The President
OF the sttubenyie road met with a severe accident
on Friday last In attempting to get on locomo-
tive he slipped and severely injured his foot and
ancle, from which he viii be confined for weeks
Judge Jewett is one Of the effective aud practical
workers am ong railway executives and his absence
will be felt.
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Saturday Nights Report.
FROM NE W YORK


S"A H1 " Aohh.
. ... NEw YoRE, Oct. 8.
Tue Vanderbilt for Southampton aud Havro
sailed this b., at2 o'clock. She took upwards
OF 300 900 in specie and 1870 passengers.
Inc Oiy OF Manchester for Liverpool took 20
passengers and $4,000 in specie The New York
cricket malch--Lockyer's side vicorious-Gi ma
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WHAT New ORLEANS PHYsIcIAS DID.-The
New Orleans Delta says that DR. Rossyslly, Of
that city, one of the surgeons who assisted at
the poet mOItem examination of DIR. Graham
returned To the house Of the deceased on the
day Of bnTial aud stated to MS Graham that
Nhile performing ihe dissection, valuable ring
had slipped from his finger had fallen within
the body. He therefore asked permission 10 re-
open the corpse aud recover the lost Jewell
The afflicted lady begged him to retire and
speak TO her brother upon tho subject The
matter was finally compromised by paying the
Doctor S5l as an equivalent for The Sine, but
he has since been arrested for obtaining the
money under false prelenses.
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Es'- The Sunday School Union Concert will be
held this evening att O'Clock, in tho 2nd Prosbyte.
rian Church. Mr.. Maynard will meet the children
there early to sing.
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

EhOM WAaHANGTON.
WAsmNoroN, Oct 8.
Information has bosn received here that AZ coon
hs Col. sumner heard Of the attack on TIE Santa
fe mall, With lie fatal resulis, he despatched a
company Of Dragons 10 the Paunee Fork TO pun,
ish tho offending Indians. Hopes are entertained
that THE prompt action on the part Of Col sumner
VIII resul IN the capture Of the mnrdorors and the
rescue Of the passengers by the overland mall
IL VIII probably be found necessary TO station
troops at tho Pawnoo Fork, 10 escort the mail
tnenoe 70 Cold Spring and thus obvis1e the occur
renee Of such outraRes.
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NEW ALBANY, Oct 8.
DR.. w NJ. Daily, on trial at Bloomington before
the Indiana Conference, has been convicted by that
body OF drunkenness aud lewdness aud expelled
from the Conference by vote Of ca to H. An
appeal has been taken to the General Conference
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FAST FREIGHT TRAINS FROM NEw YoRE.-
A new time table goes into effect this morning
upon the @ & h, and the q. c. & c. roads. The
change of time is confined TO freight trains and IL
made with view to reducing the time OF transit OF
freghts from New York to Cleveland and Cincin-
natl. Under the new arrangement the time will
be 30 hours from New York to Cincinnati.
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A NUISANCE ABATRD.-The Rochester Union
says an order has emanated from the headquarters
OF the New York Central Railroad Company, at
Albany, to the conductors, TO prohibit the sale of
oil merchandise on their respective trans-except
Ing the daily newspapers and travellers guides
andthis order must be enforced under pain Of dis
missal This peddllng on the cars of all s5rts Of
trash snch as pop corn, gum drops, sticking salve,
lozenges, books, pamphlets, pictures, etc, has
been carried to such an extent that il has become
nuisance TO passengers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of ever desoripilsn
done 81 the Printing Esablishmentof ths Leadr oee,
on the latest pr we'd aud most repd steam presses in the
best style short notice. and reasonable rates Par.
ticulaf attention paidto blank work Every description
o. Binding done esPeoiay Blank Books Ledsefs, Juurn
SIS sslos Books Receiving Books nc , &C
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M The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddel and Angler Hotels and
at Quinlans, us Ontario Street
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O'Clock p M. " = - -'N
ESs 9yfEIlO-s enmbOat Sea Bird Capt, BOdse,t, at
Eos siSDUsKT ToLEDo-stsamboat Forester. Cant.
J. p. WARD. at o'e.osk A. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

Sons OF MALTA ELEcTIoN.-Americus Lodge
held their annual election at thor hall (Grays AR.
mory) Friday evening. The following officers were
elected
Grand COmmander--E G. Williams
Vice Grand Commander--W. E Lawrence.
Grand ChRncellor-E Kinsman.
Vice Grand Chancellor-S. b. sturges.
Grand Treasurer-D II. Keys
Grand COnductor-D Price.
Chaplain-Rev. W. H. Brewster.
Trustees-Wm. Case, Geo H. Burt, and VIM.
F. Carey.
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PROM NEW oRIEANs.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
The illlihusters have been arrested at the Balize
by the U. s. Marshal, assisted by company Of
OF artillery from Baton Rouge. The men sur.
rendered peaeeably They had DO arms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

NoTicE.-li @. l.. Hadley is in the city, his mo.
ther would be glad TO see him at the weddeu
House.
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BRANDRErn's Puts nAvp no Aor1oN HAVE

bRANDRETHs FlLLs HAVD no ACTION HAVE
ON IMPURITIES people csnnot, but middle-nged
aud old people can, appreciate the medicine which, being
used ia scknes, ac only upon tho Of the disease
Around every organ Effected there the medicine pens
tTates removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
humors into ulcers, dwellings tuners Iu Heart Alice
iions in Epilepsy in Plsury, in Sore Throats and aec
uons OF the Respiratory organs generoly, in Iyspepse
thdse wonderful Pills give immediate rel Of and perseyO
versuco will be to Maladies which have been
pronounced beYOud human skill have beecured by their
use. Aud is this so wonderful Behold the Teason-
BRANDRETHs Pills purify the blood they have power
except impure hunors and these being removed tho
disease is removed Millions are deriving health from tie
OF this Innocent medicine, which never weakans but
always strengthens hts'y, By taking out OF bdy these
matters viii h held, as it were. the life pTnc lie 10
custody and secondly by mparing life giving property
TO the blOad, - ..'.
Sod Al No. 29 Canal st., Brandrehs Building; ana by
A s. Ga din r. No 30 Superior street, Ceve aud and by
j. r. Wheedon, Hudson, ana all respectable dealers IN
medicines dAw
EENII II ID IL ON A nrnI III GI 4 L IIIAr y, mn
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

I9- The csndidat,s for County Treasurer ate
George O. Dodge of Cleveland, aud Hervey Burke
Of Newburgh. oca ST.
SILVER RsoAP!-sILvER Soar For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass; mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-Auother lot just received by
Fooe, ESswaEru x Co.
70 For the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
aud snun, 60 to B G. Dieiz M Superior st.
sPALDINos PREPARED GLUE = USEFUL IN
EVERY HousE.-Another supply just received by
FoGo, ESswoRTH & Co.
I-B Stair & Co have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemens Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat TO
call on the Messrs Stair 4 Co and get fitted.
dy-tf
tB' Fine Silver Tea Sets Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock and all warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FouG, ENswoRTH Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
Coon ADvIcE--Be saving 0 your money aud
make II go great way, by buying your Hats aud
Caps for yourself aud children, at l. Benedict &
Sons, 20l Superior st., who have received very
large and choice assortment of goods, in their line,
Of the latest styles.
" For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend E. Runinrs excellent assert,
ments of Fall Styles, at rs Superior street lie,
as practical Furrler, is 4, engaged in manufac-
turing Capes, Nuns, Fur Gloves, etc. etc, for tho
Fall and Winter trade.
~ The irst Annual Ball Of Protection Hose
Company, No. ., will be held at the Gray's AImory
on Monday evening, Oct, nth, 1859 Tickets 81.
Entranee through the American. Lelands Band
Is engaged for the occasion.
JAMES FARRESEY, Foreman.
JANIS KREsAN, Secy. oc5253
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MoNpAr nonNIse, oor. 40. lsaa
NHw AnYRRTIsnmRNTs-

J .. Cobb 4 Co.-Law B oks.
lngham Bragg-wholesais School Book Trade
=. T. Baldwin 4 Co.--Fancy silts, &C.
J. n, Kelli-Cahnsl Coal
c. l.. Fish-Lesai Notice
5. y. Bauie-Coai on Lamp.
Peltoa Breod--For Dunlhk
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u For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page - VIZ N
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JHst Published,
SECOND EDITION, REVISED AND IMRRoYRD
-OF-
THE GRAMMAR
Oh ...
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Tho GPoat vial RegeneraI0r,
TRIES NcNE ARR
Russian Steam Bathing EstabIlshmeut,
% Hicks ST.. near Engine Ilouss No 10,
Cleveland, tIVest sIde.)
H1HR RIIgQTAN gTE AM DAnI TC

AicNeiuhut NMeal Eldea)
UHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
Il universally known AL Europe where II Is estab
llthed M all the lare,r cities and many the
snaier uwns aad q IL SO gehoraY nppuyed by all med
lcil uuthOitles as not unly sHfe, quick, Ell
hshy asfee bic romndy against goat number the
uUubleomu dsupss, but also mOmoler Of htah. pre-
server Of sfeu.th end ulttt powerful Stengihensr Of
fhe ne ryods syH ~. that 10 particular recommendation OF
the skin this bath ueknOudgr lie suFpas eI by ha
other mesl Nhauy Hut Ihs singular combination Of
steam wusr, TlctOh und exercise, oxhb tad these
lat ttshpehta, Affects tho whole body IL such
way ns tD rompet0y eranica which obs
Ttsbt all Other remedies. rheumatism, Salt Rheum Ring
Wann Jugs E Fovor Sores, Drpsy, and all other dis
eases rising em suppresod vrofd action OF tho ska
arr radically e1ied without erllhtng atornal medicine
Diseases Of the air-ppssagss, Caarth, Coughing aud
oven suna forms OF uonsum0iun II ay 100 far
Lra removed " itLnui dificulty tlHt
knlRraemant oi The l or and 6peon, yspepsy, Piles
MefculiAlism, NCfofAnus swelling PArafyto Hyatetca
Affections, Goui, aud some INES Epeptic hits Denf1ssG
and great number OF Other ailments successfully
ucned. OF the eicincy ol steam bathing all these
dict IONS h-Ie rs The amplest proof record Nothing
olntmot for a. hut what artuay he d ins, what
even uuu uay experience 10 hiMsalf.
JUST TRY IT
Cold and Warm Wafer Baths, uH woll a shower Bath,
ara eonaeAeI with this establishment and used
separately.
TiuKETs;-A single Steam Bath 90 cents. per doz 81 90
A cald ur warm watar Bath 10 Ct pT Goz, 90
HiuTa OF admission lor LADIES' Tuesdays Thursiays and
SHtuTd va Ia Tho urennun fu genilamtn. during the
leTueuhs oi the same days INN 10 O'Clock ann SUI
days fr1n 10 ~ O'clock A NJ
HERMANN RAEBEL, Proprietor.
Clev"lpnd, Aug lgtli, NJ o. nug3O2bi
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The Halfway.

NEw LocoNoTIvE.-A new locomotive has Just
arrived from Patterson, N. j., from the works OF
saniOrth, Cooke & Co, for The Cleveland and Erie
Road. 1t is Of small size being dcs gned especially
for the "Conneaut Accommodation T ain when
that shall be put on at the time of adopting the
winter schedule and time table 1t is built upon
the English style, with q single pair OF driving
wheels, the engine and tender being upon the same
platform. small pair OF wheels support the
forward part Of the structure the driving wheels
are in the center and double pair OF wheels support
the tender. Its weight, without wood and water
is sixteen tons, and twenty tons when ready for
service with wood and water. The length of the
engine and tender ia about that of an ordinary first
class locomotive. Ii is called the "Reindeer" and
in speed and promise Of service does DO discredit
to its name. Mr.. James Ayres, who came with
the locomotive from Patterson, thinks Il will
draw five coaches Of passengers without difficulty,
and the company feel very much pleased with the
results Of the experiments which have been made
With 1t. This il the second engine of the kind
built at Patterson the first being bultor aud used
by the Macon and Western rail- cad OF Georgia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
"TuJ pRRcpVE TNEATTTRTU

WILL PRicSRVE INFALLIBLY
w tho groi9h aas eoor Of the haiI. Il used Iwo or
ore t6r say Oser ne bald wih galae's own orsiaen..
aud toe snSp css om dses gTtatss
asu Statesmen, Iuiiss Atnrneis, y etors CieIymea,
al the wuild bear ssimony that do suy to-
@"9 y ,,5s @ 1yI hGsa 81 gsss Ssa a fSa Ss'
P6or o ) Woop-psar n soma ,ilge Ian summer
ls,asrs were wonderful wee ouf dltJ YOU and
oSf Rtis sons Resj for soms time had b. srfsotly
COVERED vth sores, had sns called t suad h'ad The
sscinr hi sudorinss aivse so yoaf Rssiof 10
sh ai o m idns very 6 Sppsatiss GSs iS, rs,ps @
6s aisSs f's 3 % Z S; S, s sFaT9a. SO, srgg hsI
9s.l I s Sp g;s S3 Y e "a i sr as ~ oss5
ss4b ii % @ ass ess S nv diseases Of the
1f' Oh. 'al saS saSRiITi Y xdYiffRs22d|fl4M YsfsafiR22 2dfn4aMs
pRgE Moop-near sni ~ hsii mad, O. se'srs years.
ness sl,eh rgeasree 9s o7,sni apsHsoa Of OIL neges
Rstaiso ahat two H,anihs % d ssS 1, tGat e9Sdi,ss
ndhayl oen aedisasS ti Within iho .hrea last weeks
and qs,e Sa 20 DO pIssrrsd y tho,s tedueed by the
,.sy ,sn is Sssd,
whether 70 Re useaas aiI s,itEalise Or er e simple
asioo 70 ll % no 9t WIN glefiqn any doubt Of It's
pesiotn, all shat IL claimed ZOE \. = ,,,..o.
Cueiauau o Fob 10 lssl lsTSiSi g.
moe % she Si Dse usrg ycsi Hair Resioratys vas
qfss sa4y I'D @ s ss % Ss 'S s 's. nj, NAY Ies
oar la great deal ks thlaeyer Wgs Rohns but
duty and sgni uty Tint o. - Fumuhuicaig 10 Othos
whn are ailcl "a as have heel yau iuduoe give
this public ah uiW oeg eaut 81 tha hanul rooavea
tium Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
houmrusp0utluly,
l .r p f A. n, JACOBS,
Tas Rss,,Ss,Ys M NJ n .o,.ss ihg.s si.ss y.
Iota tIops dglar pes ho tle the Redga holds a. eal
twenty cent more 10 preonou than tho Ema rats i1
br I'VE dollars per bottle be lsRe holds Qgali 20
cent mmc In proportion, ard isiais i tAfse doala ~
s'A''J soiJ. wooD 90 ,rropriasor.. NJ N aio.away, N
York, eud No llA Market ttIeet, ,Si AQuIk BIO.
Aud sodby all Druggists ami fanty Oooas Dealer
lll eVe 'ana m.u tTHiHIa a'l.tu
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IdE CRooKED MADE srRAIoHT.-A crooked limb
benta the knee for ls years BIZ contraction has nSt
been made perfectly straight by DIR. Glbson's new
application Of electricity. No oyalid should despair
until they have tried DR.. Gihsons new treatment
for the cure Of lingering dlscasei It throws oil
other treatment entirely into the shade, See his
advertisement headed "Despondency and Insanl
- D
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'BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY tho Union Telegraph,
oFFfcE, WAnfNoa BLOCK, CoRNER OF BANK AND
aT. CLAIR sTREE1s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

SCHOOL STATION ERY.
Whiting Books with topics and without.
Comdositi0D Rocks,
Sob 'ol Regisiora,
Sketch ROOkg. s. ID.
uillotpss 3 Pert a lo4 Ia boil
Gillott's school Pens, q dog in boT.)
Gulotps 40 Pens q doz IN a boIJ
Stholar's Record,
Blank fOF Spelling BeIsrosss
IIlact Board Crayuns. HU.
School lnkstaads.
States.
PenholderH, Pencils and Rubber.
Portfolios. F..
Muynard Noyos Ink. small bottles %
J.B. COBB a. co..
BOX ksslleIs aad slallJno's, clovolaad, o.
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GOODS 5000 Yards
- Wei fuutti uoW DetlE told VI DRRAT BAHaAINs at
S. RAYhOND GCOiS,
i,i.vsi.,s g., a. ,sp. le5 SupeTt Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

GB- The csndidat,s for County Treasurer ate
George O Dodge of Cleveland, aud Heryey Burke
Of Newburgh. ocs 9ts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

SILVER oAP!-SnvER Soar For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-Another lot just received by
Eog1 Egu,vaprrf L
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BEEF AND POEE PACKING.

Our extensive
SlnughterinE, Packing and Rendering
establishment,
SITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE-
~ nue. and Cuyuhtgn River hes been thoroughly re
paued And now ready fUr busuuss Il has capacity for
900 Cattle aud 1000 Hogs,
daily all Of which pack and the aluw
aud lttd rendered tn The sane building.
We have on hand large stock OF COopoInge and Salt
Our lago
sTEAM LIGHTRR
can deliver card rropellors the Railroad Dppo's
bul uyh pac Ring OF each tir, doiug drn,pga
entirely We do stT ty commission business. Ordeis
fnr homo ur foreign markets respectfully sul cuoi
s'p;it; Cl-im hHOLI \ HLL1ARD.
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.

Tickets on sale nt the Union ONCE d. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot oGico BY,
ron c. Harris, Agent. RS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snun, go to b G. Deiz, III Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

L=B Stair Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemen's Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat TO
call on the Messrs. Stair & Co and get fitted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE - USEFUL IN
EVERY HousE.-Another supply just received by
FoGo, ENswoRTH 4 90.
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For saoby Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
oct4.lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

TBs Fine Silver Tea Sets Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &C.
very large stock, and all warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
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CRURCHlLL'S nYPOPHOSPRITES.

"A ALE GREASE.-F lubricating
IA Wagon AKes, MA Gearing, and heavy bearings 81
every drscrlui ~ THIS the cheapest and dufabe
Nnu o, Srehse ~ ule Tor this purpose. For sale by
shEEo W. FlSKE,
EMPlHE SPRING CONGRESS-
~ WATER, Just reeeyed fresi from the sprrgsy
auso M.FtSkE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

the use of pipes conveying water as u geuerallcn-
eft" The street mains are laid Tor general bene-
fit and no percentage is charged ON their COST
But when an individual wishes water carried into
his lot for his special benefit he must ray the cost
Of the lead pipes, from the street main to his by
drnns or else pay 10 per cent. per anhum on the
cost for interests, wear, &e. "llcnry Ward" ~
wrong. also. in his ILLUSTRATION the Gas Company
does charge every consumer with the cost Of the
small pipes leading from the large Street, main,
to his meter, and thence to his burners.
ANOTHER TAN-pAYER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

THE BoIssEAU DEaoNsrRArIoN.-John Bnisscau,
Esq. addressed an immense crowd ut Dudley
Hail on Friday night, in advocacy of his claims
to reelection the Sergcantcy Of this city. The
CHIEF objcct of the sneaker was tn prove that III
the appointment of Deputy he had broken n"
pledge previously made. nor proved rscrean' 10
the principles On which he was elected lie ac'
knowleiged his utter ignorance Of the duties per-
tanning to the Office and deemed it right and pro
per under these circumstances to call t." his "id,
an nssistan, thoroughly conversant with that sort
of business, and one who. on former occasions,
hnd proved himself honest and competent. The
argument this point was illustrated by nulncr-
Gus quotations from Scripture, Gil Bias, &c. The
speaker, during the delivery of his remarks. wa.
cheered in the most enthusiastic manner. and the
continents cnuucinted seemed to meet with the
hearty concurrence If his friends
AT the conclusion OF the speech the Bni,seau
men formed in procession in front of the Hall.
and preceded hy II band of music and with torch
lights, marched through the principal streets.
finally making halt at Market Street, where the
crowd dispersed.