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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17


No. l6, o. b. b., of Cleveland, Ohio, a commit
toe appointed for the purpose Of expressing the
sympathy Of the Lodge, at the death Of its lato
Vice President. Herman Smith, reported the fol.
lowing resolutions which were unanimously
adopted;
WHEREAS, Having learned with tho deepest sor.
row Of the sndden and unexpected demise Of our
worthy and esteemed brother, Herman Smith, who
as it we're but yesterday, walking among us in
the prime Of manhood, and the promise Of
bright future Of prosperity and usefulness. &C.
tive and uutiring In works Of benevolenoe, thore
fore be Il
RESOLVED, That in the death Of our lsmented
brother Herman Smith, this Lodge had lost one
Of is brightest ornaments one Of its most estmas
bic members, and that while we bow submissive
and with resignation to tho divine decree to our
benign Father whose inscrutabe will Il IL not for
us to question: yet we cannot but remember the
many and noble virtues Of the deceased-his un.
firing zeal in behalf Of the poor and unfortunate
his kindly besring-his upright, honorable char
aoter. and for those we shall ever mourn.
RESOLVED, That we tender our sincerest sym
pathy and oommiseration to the afflicted widow
aud family Of our lamented brother in this their
hour Of sore aflcton aud anguish, and pray tho
good God, who ever shelters and protects the
widow and the fatherlesS, to be with them, TO
fort and console, and assuage their bleeding
hearts.
RESOLVED, That in respect to the memory Of
our lamsnted brother, Herman Smith, we will at
tend his funeral and wear the usual badge Of
mourning.
RESOLVED, That the charter and ensigus Of our
order in the lodge room be enveloped ia Grape
for the space Of thirty days.
RESOLVED, That . copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved family Of our late brother
and that they DO published in the Occideut, Phil
adepha, the ISTaelile, Cincinnati, and the papers
of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT -Mercural calves and
all these compounds concoctd OF mineral agents are high
y dangerous applications. This Ointment composed en-
troy ofvegetable extracts harmless as well as Ell
cient remedy in all Of eruption sores bos, wounds
and contusions
Sold at the manufac'ory, No. 80 Maiden Lsue, New
York. and by all Druggists 25c e3o and 81 per oct or
BOX. 25
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T8' For City News see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth nagp
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GAO ". HIGGiNBOTHANf.
SARAH A. HleGIRBOTHAkf


Tie Restorative put up In bottles Oft three sizes viz
LalBe medtum aud small; the sual holds pint, and
relas Tor dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more n proportion than the small retas
Tor two dollars per bottle; he large holds quart 40 per
bottle, -
%. J. WOOD co, Proprietors No 3l2 Broadway,
" IN the great ~ Y. Wire Railing Esabliahment) and
No. III Market stieet. st Louis Mo.
And sold by all DruggistG and Fancy Goods Dealers
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TRVING'S Life Of Washington, Vel
magl0 HAWKs BRO. I57 sa1. 81
NEW GOODS NEW GOODs!!

..a s....u. ..s.Iaaai s.IhKa OF ul.ln ..a nnou An
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toRIGINALl
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
(To expire on the bh dny of January 1874

Columbus, Ohio, May 0, 1859.
Whereas, the Kings County Fire Insurance Compapv
located at brooklyn IN the state OF New York has filed m
rs once sworn statement condition as Fs1ured
10y the st section Of the act u regulate In urapce Com
pan.s incorporated b. the State Uf OH. - unssrd
Apul 4; 1856, and whereas, said company has furnished
lne uhdtrsgned satisfactory evidence that U poss ssod
VI at least one hu dred thousand dolla at uctunt capta
invested ~ stocks, bonds mortgages in real e
tate worth double the amount for which IL is NOR nneed
aud, whereas sui company has ed IN this OH 10 writs
ten under It's corporate seal signed by Pre-
Adent ana Secretary thereof authorizing any agent or
AGENTS OF SAID company ~ tas State acknowledge ser
vice Of PROCESS, for aud m behalf OF said cumpanv CON
sentug tha service OF procesR mesne final upln any
such agent agents shall be taken and he he valid
as u served upon the company, ocooriug 70 the laws Of
tins or ANY other State, and all oam riaht ii
error, by reason OF such ockuuwleigment Of service
Now. Therefore, IN pursuance vi tho first ion Of the
act To regulate Insurance Companies not by
the state OF Ohio" passed April s, 1856, l. Francis nj
Wright, AuiIOt OF state, hereby certify that sud
kings County INSURANCE Company Is nu hOr zed trans
act he business OF Fire aud Marine Insurance this State
AID eight huudrgl and tiNty.
In witness whereof have hereuno subscribed m, name
nnd caused the seal of To b. affixed this ninth
Jay Ut May IN the thousand eigul hundred and
hly nino
mnyll2lIlw F,M WRIGHT. Auditor
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- - columbus Muy9h le-0
frncs NJ wright Auditor Of State for Ohio do here.
Dy reTty that the tuIegoiuA starmeut OF c-
dHou Of the Kings CUuuy Fire Insurauce Couinany of
BROOKLYN New YORK, made TO this office for the year 1859
and now ON herein. 80 ''
Witness my hand and seal odically
u 81 B. N. WRIGHT, Auditor Of State.
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NEW ADVFRTfspOTnNTs

Geo. Wood Cleveland Theatre.
d. l.. Wightman-ShoriH Sale
Hosletter's Bhters-special Notice.
Holowas Pills-Spscial Notice
Haman Crowl- Found
Haymun Crssl-For Sale.
c. J Whooler-Ec ectic Medicines.
W Fiske--Currant Wine SC.
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H011I I1INUIHII08. ---...---.---....-..---
w. MISCELLANEOUS /

luhho greatest amount insured In anv one rist an eo
lNh-Ihe greatest amount allowed by the rules 10 be su
lngthe same ~ ''0 'e'''ioe
lahIhe greatest amount allowed 10 be Insured an any
., one block. IL dis iretOnary with The Officers
lNn-lhe amount ot It's capital or olrnings deposited In
any 9thef St,to as security for los tueiein nam
ing theml Wtfhthe amount Of each and gest
company rauSacl any business ofinsur ince in said
49,, state OF States None. ' ''iN
oth-Ihe charter, OF act Of Incorporation Of said Gamma
~ Inc charter or certi6c1sB OF incorp1ratiiW re-
hled IN the ufbco Of the ecreturv Of Stafr ti,s ~
which are here Hunered 1'N''ei NNfiua VI
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHILARANT.
ourH TO THE AoEDl-sTRENorH TO THIS WEAK


This novel preparation has mt with the approval Of the
FULLY Ia Oat OF she world, md the uiscOverer and
,prtgtur fearlessly prOclams u 10 be
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE ExHILARANr. - Ladies OF
eak an sckly constitutions should take the Huto ings
Life Exharant it viii make you strong healthy ana hap
Uy remove ali distractions and lHeguanues from me
orrnu, and restore the bloom OF health to The
sen " and was cd care-worn face. sold by Wan Fiske
flap4H 4Hattf
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Att6trtnt.a.


WORMY CHILDREN SHOULD
~ ,tohe dolo F1ys Cofeciiors They will makeuo
fut ,6 see9' IL and be sure ofbeinE cured Sold ty
WHlTCOMB'S ASTHMA Remedy.
w. Almoi, insi9ni relief often obtained br the useof
sRT2o wM rrsKE
BROWNS BRONCHIAL Troches.
ma ca s.Ros Sa n TAX Gs s he Throat Cro9P A,t
aorlo VIM FIsRE
ELLISES FLUID CITRATE OF
- mAgNEsIA-A NEST valuable laHaiVo and refrir-
spr3o wM FIsKE
FISKES PICTORIAL BALSAM
s f,rg1 WI rseye couch as quiot as any meay that
SpT2o r"'' = ana % nus &M Riu frsKEa, KY Buesist
CLARK'S PERUVIAN SYRUP
Of 99e ohs best aeraiys tones 10 the whole List
dolls5s 5is5s a bottle WIN. FIsKE, Druggist
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
w the groWh and color of the hair, N used two or
store hr gray cover tho bald viii nataes osa ornsnent
and preserve Se sonp s from @ o ofs s any o
age stat smen, Jndges At"ncgs, D, ctors, Cergymon
ALL OYER the world bear Testimony that we not say 100
much 10 , ITS layor Read We gllowmg and igdge:
PRoF o. wooD-DesT siri Soms line isn summer
s fleets we're wonderful ieel it duty to you and
Our little Fons heal for some time had been perfectly
covered with sores, aud me called u scad head The
hair almost entirely Of quence when frefd
seeing hi suueungsi advised TO Restorative
We aid ~ WITH little hope Of success but TO surprise
the disease entirely aud aud lururiant crub oil hair
soon startad out, and we say that boy has
child We can herefO anl do horehy re ommend your
Restorative, Is perfect remedy for an diseHtes Of the
scalp aud hnir Wears yours respectfully,
Sh9 ". ,HGGoiNeoTHAM
SARAH A. H6GINBOTHAM
PRoF wooD-Dear Sir: Nv hair had for several years.
been becoming pre- taturey gray accompanied bYa hash
nets which rendered the constant application Of oil
Restorative shout months Il ~ ID thst
and hayirp conti ued its viii within the three last weeks
~ ss turned 20 It's natural COLOR and assumed soness
and usre gea to be preferred 20 those uced by ihe
appca Of OF or any other preputBon have ever used
ard spensahe for every ladies' tot
whether TO he used Hair Restorative or for the simnie
purpose Of dressing heaufyng the hair You hrve per-
mtsion to refer 20 me alt who entertain any OF lis
Mas. sYMoNDS.
CINCINNATI o. feb 10, 1851 ll3 Third st.
PRoF. wooD-Dear Sir BY the advice Of q friend Of
mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative
nearly ntir n IVY head out Now nv hair hns
In great deal THO thhn 10 WIS Nothnr INIT
duy ane mnahy that fee 10 communicate 20 Others
who are afflicted as have b0o, would induce give
this public nck Of the henedt have recsye
IRON Prof Woods Hair Restorative
.. Yours respectfully,
A. H. JACOBS.
The Restorative put NJ iq bottles Of throe Sizes via -
LalBe, medium and small; the sualI holds pint and
realls m dolur per bottle; the medium holds al least
twenty eT cent more n proportion than the small retas
cent in PROPORTION reails for three dollars pei
bottle F
o.. 'wooDSco, PPropristors No sl2 Broadway N
No. lli Market stleet, st Louis Mo.
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coNHoH PLHAa oeuAF.-Vehlrsi have bees
lasuod for lbo Jurors for tho neat term Of this
Court, which commences on Monday May 80,
90 follows
GRAHD JpRr.--Harmon Jacobs Mayaeid 10
mas Ward, Ohngrin Falls Asa Donhhm, Bedfonii
Noadiah p. Bowler, Cleveland; seldom Osborn.
DoVeri @. White Euclid Amos Upham, Cha
grin Falls Joseph Potter, Parma; Lewis Fowles
Middleburgbi Abjah Haynes, Strongsvule Dan
iel Stocker, Brecksvillej Oreu Lampsou, Chagrin
Falls S. X. Collins, Chagrin Falls; Andrew Will
son, Wauennville.
PErfr JURT, Elhu Holister Independence
James II. Strong, Olmsted Edward f. Wilson,
Cleveland 0. A. King Bedford Lovereu II.
johnson, Dover; E. P. Smith, Euclid; John Bar.
mum, Rockporti Ire Crorisr, Euclid Geo. 7. Tay.
lor, Cleveland; ]. II. Rice, Olmstodj Alfred Tai.
bott, East Cleveland; Benjamon Lnmson, Bedford.
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHlLARANT. - One dose
will no the disagreeable and distressing effects Of
Wind nlsnca and the moment III stomach receives
the inv ora lug Effects the distressing load aud all painful
feeI T. =. 4 / be removed. Sod by VIM Fsse. Cleveland
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Fare Reduced via Pittsburgh and PhiIadeI-


Tickets for sale at this Union 0hice, in the Wed.
dell House, also at the depot at the Cleveland and
pittsburgb Railroad Office
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AS. CRowELL, President.

q. r. lNGERSOLL, Secro' airy.
1859 ' ''' u'' VI May
lLSl LEWIS HURST
Commissioner for the Stnte of Obio
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EY- Hrtchlngs Lille Exhllarant Is a reJuve
aator of unapuOachanle and iumabe exec eleuce. For
tl nervous diseases matter how produced II must he
considered an infable spechc IS al so cure for aio-
lions csnterug the liver stomach BRAIN It's mission
IS 10 stow strengh vitality aud physical ability. Sold
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Fare Reduced
LAKE SHORE RAILRAp!

New York, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Philadelphia, ................ 600,
Baltimore, Observation-Disclosures. .. 600
TIME QUICKER THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47, Superior
street, D. Horton, Agent or the Lake Shore
Depot, b. c. Harris, Agent.
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FESTIVAL OF THE FLOWER QUEEN-TO night
Mr.. A Byron Chase will present at the Nelodeon
his class of young ladies in the beautiful and in.
structive floral piece The Flower Queen" The
plan Of this piece is as follows
The flowers meet in secluded deli 70 choose
their Queen. A person dsconten ed with the
world, seeks in the same place retirement from its
cares aud disappointments. The flowers tell Of
love and duty and the recluse, learning that to
ill well the Station allotted by Providence is to be
happy, resolves to return again to usefulness and
cOntentment among his fellow creatures.
Apreliminary rehearsal was given last night at
the MelOdeon, from which We can promise the at.
teudants tonight fine entertainment The stage
is tastefuIly decorated with evergreens forming a
pretty leafy bower, while an evergreen hedge ga
ces the edge of the rostrum. The performers will
appear in costume, and sing appropriate songs and
choruses The class have been well, though
speedily trained, and we hope to see a crowded
house greet them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

20 HutchiDgs' Lie Exhilarant is quick and
Fsctun curing he and most aggravated cases ut
Iyspepsia Kid Comp iins and an other dsransemens
OF lie omuch aud bowels aud Will revive ths meancho
aud dropping sUirlts immedl tey Ihe eeDe' nervous
aud srky -nould ny It. sold Nv Nh, Emke, Cleyeland
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Our RAILROADS AND THEIR MERITS The Cleve-
land q Columbus, and the Cleveland & Erie Rail-
roads are emphatically Cleveland roads, for they
were projected by Cleveland men, surveyed by
Cleveland engineers, built by Cleveland contrac-
tors most of the rolling machinery furnished by
Cleveland mechanics, and they are mostly operat
ed by Cleveland men. Within the past month hav-
Jug had occasion to travel over some two thous-
and miles of roads, we can judge somewhat Of the
relative merits of the different roads, and we have
yet to fnd tracks as well laid and kept in as splen
did condition as in the above roads, and nowhere
have we found the same easeiu reading in the cars
as we have here. And when tired Of reading aud
weary Of keeping an eye upon the passing scenes
outside, we desire to rest their sleeping cars are
indeed blessing to the almost used ap traveller.
by paying the moderate sum OF fifty cents, the
passenger finds in these cars good bed as easy as
any man deserves to ride upon, an attentive con.
ductor who assigns him his berth, tucks the com.
forters around him until he imagines he is 10 his
own bed room, stands by him to prevent the con
ductor from waking him on his round for tickets,
and is sure to rouse him when his destination ia
reached. Verify, sleeping cars are au institution
that no railroad that would be considered aught
but an old foggy affair, would be without
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[gy- The aged can have health renewed by
utchnas' Life ExhlaTant, which IS iniuhle as relu,
en,n' and viii restore wasted strength with maglrai
promptn,s IS wonderful peruunence For old ann Zee
Bic persons has not its equal sold by VIM Fiske CleVe-
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~ These Pianos are FOR sale by
OSsIAN Il. DODGE,
apr9lmR2O No.b Euclid street, Cleveland.
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rF5- The victim of Liver Complaint will discover
La Hutchlugs Life EEhaEant grand Pq 9Gel, u9s 9laeu
I'M ug gdiae aud permanent effect IN this distressing COM
hi likewise renders the mind calm aud cheerful; II
aud restores strength with magic quiekness
Soil b. VIM F'sEe Cleveland --
F-5ys The nervous will find Hutchings Life
are remedy for all their sulfeIug and per
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HAIE 6YET HAIR DYETT HAIR DYE

No l63 Chnmbers st., New YORK,
xoia Ia cleveland by WM. FlSKE aud GAYLORD 5
n Y4RTTuoNn aprrd&w6m2al
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tP- For Gas F5 fn-es oHd Fuiiaq- Apply
F9gg Easoorh Co., i05 and loI Superior street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
POLITICAL.
from the New York Weekly.
A SMILE
ny CORA MAY.

There's q leadcn pail spread over the 81!
Over the ether blue,
With not a rift in the gloomy CLOUDS,
To let the sunlight through,
The fierce wild wind goes moaning along
Bending the tall trees low,
And rejoicing. as the warrior does,
Over his vanquished foe.
Down. down from the pail of murhy 'i'"">'
Co.nctn the dashing rain,
Mcrrily dancing upon the roof
And 'gainst the window pane
All. nor there's a riff in the gloomy pail
Which hid the ether blue
A rift in the mass Of dismal CLOUDS
Letting the glory through
Each Iron Of rain is a diamond, now,
A gem of glowing light;
.nd ,Sc clouds are a mass Of beauty, too,
Crimson, and gold, and white.
II is so with the griefs.and cares Of life.
And the sorrows with which the earth iSrifc
Which throw a pail DER the spirits sky,
Hiding the glory which beams on high;
They will part and let the glory through
Upon the soul. that hast Ger been true
Each sorrow and burden we bravcly bear,
Be a gem Of light in the crown We wear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
from the Home JSlrnal.l
CHARLOTTE BR0ETE.
NJ PAUL II. HAYSE

81 PAlL ~. hAiNh.
Thro' the long gloom OF storm-cncomgas>ed wear,
Her spirit battlcI with is aco,lc>,
The ~trai;orous hopes transformed 10 haunting fears,
The ~transien, raptures ending but in sishs.
Till q. the last. the liic.clouds cleared away,
The future bathed in promise heavenly hrigh:.
She heard q tender voice which seemed 20 say.
III srtniMg TINE, jehoii.' Igirt thee ligit!"
For low, true love, her woman nature ycarMcd,
And now true Love hath crownedler longing Wild,
And all without, and all within her burned
The glory Of his Godhcad indebted.
4 new world dawn-i upon her: divine forms
Cleaned in the sunset on her earnest eyes.
And ,hroned above the years which set IN storms,
She raw the opening gates of Paradise
An earthly Eden, freed from %car.l!s alloy:
Across the happy porch her Footsteps passed,
When on the very threshold OF fcr JOY,
Deaths sudden angel blew his trumpet b!as':
The gates of light rs tina. fierce trnnpc, rang,
Dissolved, like some vain phantom OF the air,
And bonn OF dcsolation deep, oitsp!anc
!! passionate cry-thc iasi-of her despair:
"Lore., ace iars ben so hGEpy!! .Rwt 'st par:?"-
Even us she spoke the i.al darkness came,
To many sorrowing, and one broken heart,
Leaving thcnceior,h but !nemo-y, and-a NAME:
these words, or words 10 this effect. for We have no, Mrs
Gaskrlls biography BY U.s. we're The last Shici. Charlotte
Dronte uttered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
THOMAS W. WALTON. ESQ.

We are requested, by 4 number Of n'iIcn'
;ial Democrats in PittSylvania county, 10 an.
nouncc Thomas W. Walton, ESP, az - canil.
date to represent that county in the House oil
Delegates. 1t will be remembered that NJ.
Wal,aa led a iorlorn hope for the Democracy
of Pitt>ylvania, in 1850. defeating the Oppo,.
ton against all odds and expectations. In ~:
his nomination for reelection was defeated be-
fore the nominating caucus. The consequence
was 4 iclca, of the candidates nominated -
Relying on Mr.. Wa,ton'S well.tried popularity,
his numerous friends ardcntly anticipate h.S
triumphant election this spring.
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heart, without legitimate reason. o,ae .So,x ;,
~ 49,. owaaaeratcd fears, endeayor TO sho" 10
France the danger of u new coalition.
"T Iii romoin firm and inrulnerable in the
ss" s;,ht and Justice and national honor.
paw, " narcrnment will not allow itself to
a. ;a" u;, m led away or intinidated, because my
~ ,r;Il never be either provocative or pusil-
p"r;wons. Far be from us, then, these unjust
sn.nicions. these interested apprehensions.-
pace, | hope, will not be disturbed.
Resume the calm, usual course Of your ID
bors.
II have frankly explained the state ct our
foreign relations. and this explanation CORES
ponds with ali | have made known during the
last two months. Both at home and abroad you
will find that my policy has never ceased u De
firm, but conciliatory. Therefore, confidently
rely on your support, rs well as upon tha' %
the nation that has entrusted its fate to me. IL
is well known that never shall personal interest
or q party ambition guide my actions. "heh
supported by popular sentiment we ascenu u
throne and acquire so grave a responsibility
we rise far above that infamous region where
vulgar interests are debated, and the first mo-
tives Of our actions, as the last, judges u"n.
conscience and posterity.'
The effect ofthiS speech was uniarorabie. not
wi,hstanding its pacific nature.
The London Times correspondent says the
illusions to peace in Count de Morny's speech
to the Legislative Corps were received with re-
iterated cheers.
The number of ships of war in commission at
| French ports was 200.
The latest correspondence looks warlike'
There was a great diversity of opinion anu II
was believed that hostilities will commence DC
fore the end Of the year.
Six floating batteries are to be constructed IN
French ports, to DO navigablc like ships.
LATEST BY THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
HALIFAX, Feb. o5.-The London News Of
Saturday. February 18th, says that pacifc
assurances from every quarter are neutral'zed
by war.likc preparations OH the continent An
extensive system Of fortitications along the
coast, has received the sanction Of the Govern
men,. Two hundred French ships OF war are
in commission at home ports, and Sin floating
navigable ships are to be constructed in France
1t is reported that Austria consents to with
draw her troops from the Roman States, pro-
vided France does the same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
The House then adjourned.
By the President o. the United Stat
\ IRREGULARITIES.

Whereas an extraordinary occasion h1> 90.
Cured. rendering il necessary and proper TIA,
the senate Of the United States shall b, ,.,.
yencd 70 receive and act upon such comnaa.a.
tons rs have been or may bc matct 10 ito he
part Of the Executive:
Now. therefore. |. James Buchanan. Pros.
dent of the United States, do issue tn. ~
proclamation, declaring tha; an extraordinary
occasion requires the senate OF the Unite.
States 10 convene ior the transaction Of b.>.
les, at the capitol. in the city Of Wa,hine'oa
on the i,h day Of next month, at II o'clock a,
noon Of that day, Of which ali who shall Ih,a
be e~ntitlc! To act rs members Of that boiy ~.
hereby required 70 take notice.
Gwen under my hand and the seal ni the
United States, Al Washington, tbs -"li,
|. = iav OF February. Ammo Domin' ls53.
and Of the independence 81 the Cm,y-
States. the Sid. JAMES BUCHANAN
By the President
IywI, Cas- Secretary of Sta.c.