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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

~ DR.. Baird gives hissixth lecture tonight at
Chapin's Hall, commencing ut a quarter before
eight. 1t will be on ITALY, and illustrated by
many large and admirable maps and paintings.
Admission 20 cents.
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Y b. C.-The Ydfad Boat Club will We pnder.
stand give promenade Concert at Chapins Hall
on the 23d (Thauksgiving eve) The Ydrads are
right noble fellows, and their hosts of friends will
meet them on that occasion
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EY'Among diseases, dyspepsia and diarrhui

- 4AIIIUIIl uI5vlsV7i UYHVUV5Id anu uIlTTnUa
rank most difficult TO We pleased to have it in
our power to point ont remedy which has proved eneotu-
al in many es aud which safely recommend as
certain and inallib 1t has been the means Of
rssouing thousands from an unmey grave and given tho
glow Of health to many cadnverous form The med cine
we have reference to is s"HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIrTERS." T,ese Bi.ters, whose virtues
PROMULGATED through Che tao, continually increts-
ing in the favor of the pubc, AID from the ny cures
they have Effected doubtless ths asoeuaucy over any
rtplrauou lef1ro the public,
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally where
nOvl51w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

FOREST CRY LYcEUM-There will he a meet.
ing oil the Forest City Lyceum this evening at the
Sons of Temperance Hall, Ontario street.
Question Tor discussion-ResclDed, That the free
dom OF tue Pr9ss is conducive to the best interests
OF Society.
G. W. CRowELL, Secretary.
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CINCINNATI DAILIEs.-Hawks Il Bro. reeeivs
'he midnight edition of the Cincinnati Gazette by
the 945 A. NJ. train, being some ten hours in ad
vance of the regular morning editions. Busine,s
men will made note Of this fact.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

10 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
FoGG, ENswORTH a Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM ALBANY

ALBANY, Oct. Is
Inc Journal give LeavenwOrth, tho lspdbliCan
candidate for Secretary Of State majority OF 1900,
TheArgu4 reduces this majority considerably.
meeting OF the Hard Central Ommitee was
called for to-day, but only one member was press
ent lie adjourned without making election OF
Ghafloatan dalagntOs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

To- For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend +, Rufhnis excellent assort
ments of Fail Styles, at IT'S Superior street lie,
as practical Furrer, Is now engaged In mRnufao-
turing Capes, Muis, Fur Gloves, etc, etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

sPALDTNGs PREPARED GLUEl- USEFUL IN
EVERY HoUsE,-Another supply just received by
FoGG, EEswoRTH * Co.
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HAIR DYEI H1R DYEIi HAIR DYE /
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair DYE!

The only harmless and reliable Dve knoisn
The Original aud best iu the wurldl
Al eheTs arc mere mutations and should be avoided
1ou wish % escape ridlcul8.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to n
beautiful and natural Brswn Black, without the least
INJURY to Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod to VIM A. Bacholor since ls9, and over 60 OOo
applications have heen made the Hair Of his patrons Vi
his famous Dyes
WM A. BATCnELOR's HAIR DYE produces A color
not to be distinguished from nature. aud is WARRANTED
not to inuro in the least however long may bs continued
aud the i'll effect ofBsd Dyes rsmedcd the Hair inygor
eied i9r NE by THIS SpleaGid Dye
Made s9ld @ @ o. 4gplisd u private oomsJ at the Wig
sold in an cities and towns fhs United States by Drug
~ The genuine ts iht and address upnu st0s,
a., wnt 4 BATCHELoR,
ianll No 2Jl Broadway. Y
PowERLEss FOR EyIL-PorENT ron Coon
When pain inflammation is present. aud Brandreth,
Pills are used they at seize upoa the humors which
are tho occision Of the pain and inflammation and remove
them from the body This quality alone sezing hold
and causing the expulsion Of deayed humbs
bv no other medicine For Brandrehs Pills operae solely
upon those npuii which suyuunl AUG Bfsct tho lis
sues and organs olectel by dsease By natural affinity
hey seize these hunlTs, because heir l0 is below that
OF the surrounding pars and exDel them rom the body
Young people cannot but middle eyed and Old people can
In measure appreri e that mcCicne which, being used
IN Sickness acts only upon the Of disease and which
has except upon those humors whose
produces every pain and whose removal removes every
disease Whae organ is affected there these wonder
full pills penetrate, and remove impurities om thus pre-
venting settling o The humo; because they removed
from the body In rheumatism, ,overs pleusos pains in
the side dyspepe head aches co,ttycnoss Asthua colds
coughs throats, ps ulccrg bos they give imme.
diao relief; and taken early prevent organic disease
AIaladies, pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
10 their influence and millions OF human lives have been
saved by their timely OH how important in sickness
to that medicine which only ugusles the dhense
and leaves no evil ofeo, behind
Sold At No. 29 Canal Braudrets Buiding; and by
A. S, Gardiner No 22O Superior street c oyelaud; and by
]. b, Nheodon, Hudson, and all ecabo dealers iu
medicines dAw
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ Plain aod Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment of the LYADRR Office
on tho latest improved ropd Steam Presses the
best Style On short notice and at reasonable rates Par
uculat attention pad to Blank Work Every description
Of Binding douo especially Black Books edges Journals
sales Books, Receiving Books SC SC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

SILVER SoAP!-SrLvER sOAPll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass; mirrors, marble
mantles, &o-Another lot just received by
FOgg, ENswuRTH Il Co
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bsly- The Illustrated London News, Punch
Once Week, and other English papers are re-
ceiyed at J. B. Cobb & Co.'S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

~ The New York Ledger and Frank Leslies
Illustrated Paper are at j. b Cobb b Co. g.
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FltONl nnFFALO-

BUFFALO, Nov. 10.
portion of the ruins Of the grain elevator
which was burned last week foil this afternoon,
burying ten or twelve laborers who were engaged
in cleaning the ground. Two Of the unfortunate
men were killed and four injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

Late Of the Arm Of Amber Il Dickerson,
nENTT.W

once 253, Superior street. near Rendeirs store
Dr. 3 new suit Of ready, and he would
be pleased to all ef his old patrons aud Others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed angs an1 hed exposed capped and saw
ed; also teeth inserted gold silver corae or yulcan
base, platinum plate, with continuous gum which Is
90 much used east. mv23
~ We are IeJieed toIid that the renowned C6emis
Of New England Doct AVER has length turned his at
teulon to the disorder which hangs like blight upon our
community Our section is healthy nby other with
cue single exception and that the Feyoran tAeue which
haunts as On every side But bis remedy osscuro as we
should kno 1t must II he made It, this baleni
disease om among and tho loveest spots
in the West -tsouuol Fairfield, Iowa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

" A Fur Yctorine has been found and the
owner can obtain the same by calling at No. 40
Bond street, describing the article and paying for
this notice.
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SSS- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. s. MatsOn's and Olmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

lzg Ladies In want Of Furs are invited to call
and examine the stock at 1879 and 1876 Water street.
FULLER a Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

L-5- Travellers will bear in mind that Halls Ho.
m@cpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the Woddol
House.
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UNITED sTATEs CoURTs.-JUDGR WILSON
There was nothing of importance done in this
Court yesterday, and the Couit adjourned at an
early hour to this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

PREPARE AGAINST FIRE
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~ for sale BY the Agent Of hs Depot No s6 suneror
large assortment " those Justly celebrated WILDERd
PATENT BALAMANDER SAFES, 10 which the ation
fob3ikw II. X. RAYA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

or G. Il. Lewis, asking permission TO erect a
wooden shed in the rear Of his banking office, on
Superior street. Referred TO Committee on Fire
and Water,
RRPoRro.
Tho Special Committee, TO whom was referred
| the claims OF residents upon Euclid street for
damages dove their property by reason OF strand
| ing water, (Mr. Ryder, Cbairman,) reported that
they had not yet had opportunity TO examine the
matter thoroughly Il. lngersoll, ESQ, the attor-
ney for the plaintiff, being present, addressed the
Council upon the subject, setting forth briefly the
history OF the claims, from tie beginning Of the
cause Of complaint, and the present state of the
street. Mr.. Ingersoll submitted the proposition
from his clients, that II the city will build a sewer
Withn the next six months, they will stop any
further prosecution of their claims and accept the
very lowest amount Of damages, which they bad
sustained up TO last May. The total amount now
claimed Ia about 50 800.
OF the Judiciary Committee. upon the petition
OF Edward Kingsley, and A. MclniOsh reported Z
resolution, that
| WHEREAS, James o. Brown had been guilty OF
malfsasanee 10 office; therefore
ResOiDsd, That the said Brown be notified TO ap
| pear before the next meeting Of the Council, and
show cause, if any, why he should not be removed
from office. Resolution adopted.
| OF Committee on Streets, recommending the
paving Of the roadway on the north and west sides
| OF the Public Park. Report accepted and adopted
| OF Committee on Finauce, TO whom was referred
the report Of the Commissioners Of the Junction
HalTOad, OF tue CITY OF OhiOi reporting tuat report
correct, and recommending that the said Com
missioners be authorized to pay over to the city o.
Cleveland the bonds, cash and other assets
their hands, and receive therefor the receipt of the
City Treasurer Report received and fled aud res
oiution adopted.
| REVOLUTIONS,
By Mr.. Russell, that tho Board Of City Im.
provements repair the sidewalks and roadway
on Main street, from Pearl street to Lighthouse Of
bridge at an expense not to exceed S75 Adopt
ed.
| coMMUNICATIONs.
From T. M. Kelly submitting proposals. Il
open street across his lot from Huntington L
Superior streeton condition that the city ooustruc
and grade the said street, aud TO pay him the sun
Of 81 900, in consideration Of which ho will alb
solve the city from all claim for damages by rsa
son Of improper discharge Of water on Euclid d
Referred to the special committee on Euclid st.
ORDINANCES.
To grade and improve Sterling Avenue between
Superior and ST. Clair street. Referred 10 Com
mittee on Ordinances.
To open and extend Prospect street from Hud
son street to Wilson Avenue. Referred to Com
nitiee on Ordinances.
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RTS, DC DC.

MUSIC ROOKS SOLD BY j. b.
INl COBB q co
Tho Jubilee;
The Cylhar A;
The New '-uo Of Zion;
The Thanf Egivng
The nulo meT
The OuUia;
The Golden Wroath;
1ha shaw ne.
The Haloluiah;
TIE Singing School Compauiout
The Singing School.
noyli i n ropE h IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16
"THE NOBLEsT STUDY OF MANKIND

Is MAN"-But dobasod and dgraled manhood is a curse
but too prevalent n our anet, OH keep the fatal shas
Of disease and complaint from circos Warnings and
advice be found in the book HUMAN FRAIITY; or
Physiological Researches" II will ossurody recall the
back sliding from The evil practices prevalent to an alarm
ing extent and be unerng guidog health and
resuscated energy Thousands attest the benefit
ing its counsols and advice
Sold by Or. BARROW, I57 Prince street. New York -
Prco % cents, Sent free everywhere.
soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and wAt. FIsRE
Druggists, Cleveland. novs
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Gppr Gounoerp
To PRINTRRs.
CoRrELYoUs' NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY.
AND
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
TO PRINTERS.

No. 20 Spruce Street,
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE hap
- py 20 furnish purchasers Of PRlNl ING MATkHl-
AIS will Plain md Ornamental lypos boors, &C. nhdt
ffoR cmhinp.la VI Al the hard muisls 20 excessively
aud e now oirgnnt font N A0AfE MUSIC TYPE, from
which tho Musical Review. Musical World, Sacred buti.
Guest aud ruhlut printed with Presses aud
every article required or Printing, at The very lowest price
old rye taEcS ID sIehanee for at ~ oenls per
pound.
Stereotype Foundry, with tWo Shaving Machines for uula,
cheao.
~ Printers Of noWtraors publishlns this aesarliso
mtni neluding this nolel throe times eofs the ~ of
January, ioOo and sending Of the papGIs, will be-
paid l9r h ID printing Types, Nhtn they paIuhats uur
1870 sspss'6S = $500 pc, coRTELYOU
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LBY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
vBOM NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, Nov. IA.
There has been a severe gale along the Gulf
coast
Ice has been formed in this city.
The steamship Robert Waterman has been
abandoned and is a totaloss Her cargo is being
plunder,d by fishermen.
day VI 'uN
There were three deaths from yellow fever in
this city during last week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

I3' For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
end Snulf, go to b G, Dictz lit superlorst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PMS are the
ambassadors of health to all nations whether civilized or
savage They need Only al TO become the oay accept
ed remedial agents for all internal and external disorders
Sold at the manufactory, No. 80 nIaiden Lane, Neu
York and by all Druggists at 25c Csc 81 per pot or
box. ..-,.o-s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

I5S-seo advertisement of DIR. sanfOrd's Liver
lnyigorator
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NEW BO OKS.
A GOOD FIGHT, AND OTTER
"A, TALES, BY CHAs, RKApE author Of Love me In
&C. eeisi i5i'' ne Long" Pdes IS ssHs',, = covnco
IW0MEN ART1S. rs IN ALL AGES
By sirs ELLErT. PHss 81 90. -.- +. Il
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That Professor Weeds Hair Restorative
UTTTT. pRESRVE TNEATTTRIV


That Professor Weeds Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
w the grOwh nnd color of tile hulr. n nsed two or
store tS gay cover ths BALI with naatss owa STnsmsHt
and preserve the seSB se rom ali the TsstS,
RSs mem sn3 sS sSS 0sIP@sa
All osqI no Eold bear sslm9ny that We do not to'
HioHeRY GhevE. 81 Charles Co, Mo-, Nos 10, 1881
PRof o, Weop-peer sig. semg time Ian summe.
s elects wers 20 wepderial We feel duty IOu GRd
our ue sons head for some tins had been perfectly
covered with sores, and sns called Il soald head The
SEEING III sadornb advise 10 ssS lour Rsstolaiiss,
We ga 80 .le hope Of success hat 90 our saps
this disease tnrely and naw AMI luKgrlent % hAT
healthy sssp and as SSGsn cIop hair as SSy ohsS
child We can the eieAs and do hereby recommend yeaf
scalp and ha4r. We arc yours gespsetially,
ssHRGH II a A,nIiSsfsS5 nIniSScsffESSo oTA1h. Han
PRoF wooDDear Sir Nv hair had, for several yesEs
nSss Sss Se rsogsPo Ss e5nsS sppesios q 81 mecca
say in dressing it When eommsneed s.ns your lIair
and haSrg oanusd use m within the three last weeks
and a. pss % oss pTsdSSsd s. Ss
Of o, az any have syor used
whether used liair Restorative OF or lo snps
90 e s SssaS a s % al o ANY ssas
performing all that Is claimed ior ins = s,,,o,,n.
Cincinnati, o. Fob TO- 1851. ms T6iid 81
niue Who had been using jour air Rssioratlss wes
induced % ny M had the fever time las May, end
nearly har in head game out Row ny hair hna
la gruai doal thiok hsn esoft Waa Nohn4 bul
ss y sGa s s 70 sass ~ g g s .
this public ack the bonah1 rocsIgoA
from Prof Woods RAif Restorative.
HonTaroapaolluY.
R A. \. JACOBS.
The Restorative q VA 10 10 bottles olthgss tiual Va -
Ialfo medium Aud nmalli The tiqall hQ4s pnl, ana
rfias ~ one dollar per hoo ihu utdlnm hol a. lo1Il
az asa Poli Ssp s isit eos s ess -
cent In pidposio apa lptaia ~ thrse doll -
o' j. WOOD . co, Fsupsiaiou. ~ ~ nloaaaal. !
York, and No. ~ n .lkpt stlesi y Loss, y Iel
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CRY COUNCIL TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th,
l559.-Present, Messrs Ransom, Oviatt McLane,
Thompson, Worswick Crawford Ryder Winsow,
Lewis, Hopkinson, Dixon, Detmer, Christian
Clark, Thayer, Marshall, Masters, Russell.
The President Of the Council, l. U. Masters, IN
the Chair.
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IS Of last meeting read and approved.

OF Edward Kingsley aud A. NJ. Mcintosh again
asking TO be released from their bonds. Referred
to the Judicial Committee
or G. Il. Lewia, asking permission TO erect a
wooden shed in the rear Of his banking office, on
Superior street. Referred 10 Committee on Fire
and Water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
BISHOP ONDERDONK.

The reception given by the House Of Bishops OF
the Episcopal Convention, now In session o. h'cn-
mond, to the memorial praying the restoration OF
Bishop Onderdopk, unsatisfactory as It mag be IN
some qu.rters, will, We suspect bs entirely sus
taped by the prevailing sentiment both 10 aud out
Of the Episcop. Church. Had the question mere
IL been on TIE readmission ~ church com1uaisa
of suspended member, in that case the sfgumess
which sppesrs 10 be principally dwelt upon ia tho
late Convention in this city would have bad great
force But this was very different case from that
Of repentant church. member confes,ng tbs jd.hce
of the closures long sincs passed upon bin.
and prsypg to be sgsn received rs meober of the
Church In this case reiostatementws WAS soughtnJtas
member Of the Church, nor even as subordinate
officer in it, but 10 position Of the highest dignity
and responsibility, that of Bishop aod Bishop.
too, of ore If the principal doceses. Nov this
does no. seem to be case in which there was aay
room for the exercise of pity or sympathy Ehcse
are exceedingly proper feelings in their proper
places but not feelings proper to influence the Sc
lection Of persons who are t. hold position 80
conspicuous sDd important as that Of B.hop-s'
position, in the filing of which the gratidestion OF
the incumbent is of no weight whatevsr co0psted
with the edfcston of the Clurch, snd tho impress
sion likely to be made on the exterior public Tast
tie original sentence had not been total tepriys
ton Of Office, instead of uere suspension from the
discharge Of duties due to douos on tue part Of
some members of the Court t, the extent of their
authority. Practically the sentence did amount TO
deprivation, and the remission asked for would
have been equivalent in substance TO a reelection
ss Bishop Had it been question Of the election
of new Bishop for tue diocese, it is not proba-
bic that Bishop Onderdonk would have been
thought of by Anybody as 6ttog candidate Bat.
whatever objections might exist to bringing him
forward as candidate, the same objections are
equally strong against hs reinstatement. suppose
tine shop at the time the original charges wero
brought against him had admitted their trdth aud
had given every evidence Of the sncsrest pentesce,
would that peniience on bis part have boon sufi-
ent reason for retaining him in the exercise OF his
functions as Bishop If not, it is difficult to 500
ow pen'tence can afford sufficient grounds Tor bis
estoration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

We purpose in this article to present naked facts
for the consideration Of cOnsiderate, rejecting
men. There are thousands Of usually intelligent
citizens who have decided that Pacific Railroad
is q bumbug-the fantasy of demagogues and Wis
ionares-without having ever given an hours
esrnes. consideration to the facts in the case. Let
US have patient hearing while We set forth some
of tie more material of those facts: And first in
answer to the question, Is there National need Of
Railroad from the Missouri to the Pdeyfcl Let
US ponder the records
The number of passengers arriving at and de-
parting from Ssn Francisco by water, 80 far as we
have official returns Of them is as follows:
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nave Official retur
Total. 81, lU7

of course these were not all from the Atlantic
slope, via the Istbmus or Nicaragua, but the great
mass of them were. Probably most of those
brought by small vessels from Paciic ports were
not reported 20 or recorded at the Custom-llouse
at all There were some immigrants TO California
who did not land at San Francisco; though the
great mass undoubtedly did. Then there was a
heavy though csprcious Overland emigration
Gov. Bgler stated the number in l-54 alone at
81 462, and there was very large migration scrOss
the Plains in lS52 In 1857, the number was est
mated at u, 500. This year, our estimate OF the
number founded on personal obser' alton, is 80 0OO
but Others make it 10000 TO "a, 200. There was,
also, avery considerable emigrant movement scross
the Plains in an eastery direction. So f,r, we
have taken 10 account of the emigration TO and
travel from Oregon and Washington. We know
we are within bounds when we estimate tie nun
Der who have passed from the Atlantic slope to
California ana Oregon or Washington 81 an aver
age of 80 Geo, while the average number who have
annually returned thence cannot have fallen below
10000.
Csn tbare be sny doubt that ninetenths Of these
would lave travelled By Railroad had such a road
stretched frsm the Missouri or Mississippi to the
Pacific, the fare being moderate, and the passage
made within ten days. We estim.te that twice
TO thrice the number who actually did 90 to Cali
fornia would have gone lad there been such a
means Of conveyance aud that the present Anglo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

As the Fifth-Ayenue Democrats are taking coun-
sci with ,undry msgnates fresh from the council
fires Of the wigwam at Tsmmany, We would sug'
eest to them the names Of Capt Isalah Rynden
and William Mullgan, esq, as those Of proper per-
IONS to be invited to attend and address their next
meeting. They are consistent Democrats, Of r'Pe
and varied experience, whose knowledge and WIS
dom might be made extensively available IN us
pending CANVASS though neither Of them, so TOR a.
we are aware ever propounded the doctrine !n.. '
would be right to support 81 the devil incarnae !
he were the regularly nominated Ton0eraRe y
didsse Mr. John G. HeenaE We naass IA