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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
The Lnte Foreign News.

The Asia brought European dates to Sep
tember 18th. The outbreak in China has been
followed by prompt action in England and
France, and has obliterated the chances of dis
tu,bances in the relations Of those governments
The British Government has decided to aug
ment the China squadron by sending out sew
eral steam frigates and corvettes, and a military
force is also to be sent from India Immediately
II is also stated that 10000 Franch troops were
to be held in readiness to be sent to China. The
American aid accorded at Peiho, seems to be
fully appreciated by the English press.
From Italy there is nothing decisive. Aus
tria appears TO have abandoned the idea Of re-
storing the Italian States, and contemplates the
introduction of ameliorations into the rule Of
Venice. The rumors Of an agreement between
England and France to settle Italian affairs
were discredited. The Pope's health is almost
restored.
The accident to the Great Eastern was more
serious than at first supposed. 1t was thought
none of the boilers had sustained injury by the
explosion. 1t turns out that the internal stay
of the boiler most exposed to the shock have
either been displaced or greatly weakened, ant
the boiler cannot be used with safety in it
present state The Eastern is advertised fol
America, October Goth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
Repnhllcnn.l orrnnize ThorouahlyI

Only a week is left for organization, and we
trust every Republican on the Reserve is fully
impressed with the Importance of getting out
the full Republican strength in each township,
and is prepared TO do all he can TO secure so
desirable an end Devote the coming week to
work, and in perfeeting an organization that
will not leave a Republican vote out of the
ballot-box on election day. Perfect the list OF
voters in each school district, have arrange
ments all made to convey the inhrm and the
laggards TO the polls, and vigilance committees
who will see that no neighborhood is neglected
A full vote is not only Republican victory in
Ohio, but full vote on the Reserve will swell
that triumph by thousands Remember, TOO,
that few stay-at-homes in each Township on
the Reserve may turn the scale. See to it then
that not siugle vote is lost. Let every Repub-
lican become Vigilance Committeeman from
now till the going down ofthe sun on the SECOND
Tuesday of October, and Ohio will echo gu'
for gun with glorious Maine and Vermont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

The death Of Mrs. NJ b soorr. on the Let
inst, removed une Of Clevoland's Oldest and
most esteemed pioneers. She was the daugh-
ter Of the late Judgo WILLIAMSON, and was
horn hero during the last war with Great
Britain, 1873 Nrs. s. had resided in Cleveland
from her birth, had witnessed all The changes
from hamlet in tho wilderness to the beautiful
city of to-day, suffered the hardships and priya'
tons of the earliest settlers, adorned the hum
bic log cabin as we'll as the home Of opulonce,
and up to the time Of her deeease was the Oldest
native and constantly resident Clevelander.-
Mrs soorT had been in feeble health for some
time, and survived the venerable Mrs WILLIAM
SON but few weeks. Thus mother and
daughter
Cheerful gave their being IN, and went
To share the holy rest that waiisa life well spent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
arho snfe nIIddie Ground.,

The Washington Constitution has much to
say of the ''safe middle ground" upon which
the whole Democratic party is called to unite
regarding the question of slavery in the Terri
tories. This "safe middle ground" is thus
laid down by the national organ
The Constitution, according to the decision
of the highest tribunal known to this Govern
ment, SECURES TO EVERY CITIZEN THE RIGHT
| OF TAKING AND HOLDING HIS SLAVES
IN ANY OF THE TERRITORIES OF THE
! UNITED STATES. This is the bond, and
by it we believe the people of the North
ern States are willing to abide. Honor, truth
plighted faith, and every other sacred principle
known and appreciated by individuals and
communities, demand It.
What is the inevitable deduction which
flows from this statement of facts! TUE CURSE
OF sLAvERY--IF IT BE CURSE THE BLESSING
OF sLAvERY--IF 1T BE GOOD OR BLESSING =
MUST BE ALIKE ENDURED OR ENJOY
ED BY THE PEOPLE OF A TERRITORY
| DURING THE EXISTENCE OF THE TER
RlTORIAL CORPORA ZION OR ORGANI
| lZATION
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

The Washington States assured the public,
some time since, that the Democracy of Ohio
were making almost supSrhUman ererti0ns" to
re-elect Senator Pugh. Yes, but it's all Of no
use. The people have long been wanting a
chance TO administer direct Tebuke to this
faithless mis.represcntaiiye, and they will do il
thoroughly on the llth of October Old
Hamilton, in particular, is going to make
herself understood ON that issue. We 60 in
for 5000 majority against the Pugh and
DObmeyer ticket. Let us come fully up Ia
those figures Cincinnati Gdsetie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

The Queen of Spain has made treaty by
which she agrees to send an army to Rome
whenever it is wanted.
For ten years the Pope's throne has been
upheld by foreign bayonets. To enable him 10
sleep quietly in his bed, he has had Swiss sen.
tinels pacing before his palace, French cannon
bristling from the ramparts of Saint Angelo
the Romagna. When the Austrians wer,
marched out, the peopls of Romagna arose
with arms in their hands, and the cry o.
independence in their mouths. If the French
should leave the streets of Rome would echc
with the same revolutionary shouts. SO tn,
Spaniards are to march in as the French marcel
out, in order TO keep the peace.-.1B. Jour,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
The Albion Calamity.

Up to Friday no more bodies had been
found at Albion, though the water in the Canal
had been drawn down SO that men could walk
about in it. 1t was hoped that the killed and
wounded did not exceed fourteen, the number
of bodies recovered. Some sixteen were
wounded severely, generally bones broken
Others were more slightly injured.
When the bridge fell the rope walker, young
man named Williams, from Brockport dropped
to a sitting posture on the rope, and after the
worst was over, he rogained his starting place
in safety.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

Dropping into the studio of artist WALouTT
on Saturday, we found him busy clothing his
admirable model statue of the Hero Of Lake
Erie with the naval costume Of his time work
requiring some two weeks longer to perfect
The colossal model becomes more and more
nle.like uuder the skiful manipulations of the
artist, and when transferred TO marble cannot
fail to meet the approval of public inspection
and criticism
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
Tho Present Position of tho Democracy,


The Present Position of the Democracy.
In concluding his Wooster speech, Gov Cor
win took occasion to remark upon the present
condition of the Democracy. He said in his
own inimitable way:
My objection to you, my brother Democrats,
is that you change your opinions so often. You
recolIeet the conversation that Jacob, the Patri-
arch had with his children around him, when
he was going to die. The last words he ever
intended to utter and that he ever did utter,
were a description of the peculiar character
istics of his sons. have thought of it when
have seen the Democratic party working right
against its own interests; | have thought OF
that lesson he gave when he said Ephraim was
a "cake not turned over" thatis to say he was
not we'll baked. Another of them describes
some Of my Democratic friends very accurate.
ly, unsteady in their purpose, "like Mr.. Doug
las, who used to bring in bills with the Wilmot
Proviso attached and put them before the House
and advoo tie them, while II you now speak OF
it to him be falls into a state OF syncope.-
Douglas is like that other son Of jacob, Reu-
ben, PUNISHABLE as water, you will not excel
Poor Reuben! There are great many Reu
bens among my Democratic brethren, and when
/ remember how the hard handed aud honest
Democrats of this country have been working
with a system of politics that is against theil
own interests, denying that the Wings or Re
publicans would do anything to improve theii
condition, can think Of nothing but anothel
son Of Jacob. Issachar is an old labored ass
Poor Issachar
Mind, have said nothing TO abuse you
am only trying to describe now patient you are
brethren, after the burden has been put upol
your back, and there You stand, looking YOU
master right in the face, shaking your ears al
you say to your master, "Don't kill me, but !
you will you may" OoDg continued laugh
ter You must quit it, l tell you
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
HeAvr YsRpIor .--The az Of Detroit wa

HEAvY VRRDIoT The city of Detroit was
sued by JAsrGs u. CoRKY, for injuries done to
his wife, year ago. While going from the
city to country town in the evening, they fell
into an open, unguarded sewer, and Mrs. Corey
has been bed ridden ever since, and there is nc
prospect that she will ever regain the use Of hel
lower limbs. She is now only 80 years old and
her case is distressing. The damages olaimet
were s2O, ,OOO,and the jury gave the full amount
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

The Hon Clinton Wilson, who was president
Of the Douglas meeting in Wooster, introduced
the Democratic candidate for Governor az Chs
Hon. Rnfus h RaRnsv, ne Hefi Democratic
GOberRor Of Ouyaaega county" Of course
every body was took down, and expected Puah
20 be introduced as "the next Democratic Scna,
tor Of Ciacinnah" Well, We suppose Mr. Clin
ton wac about right We have no doubt Mr..
Ranney is quite as likely TO be Governor Of the
State Of Cuyahoga, as any other state.-Woos-
ter Republican
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

PRRsrDENT FrNNEY IN EDIEBuRo. - Presi-
dent Finney, of oberIin, who has been hold
ing meetings in London for some months past
under the auspices OfYarious denominations, the
Scottish Press says is about to commence a Sc
ries ofmeetings for the revival Of religion in
EdinbuTg The Evangelist does no. expect the
return Of President +. to this country and to
obsrlin, until early next spring, s1~IsssS-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
PHILLps, sAupsoN q Co.-Tbe failure >

PHILLPs, SAMPSON d Co.-The failure Of
this great Boston publishing house is a bad
one. The whole indebtedness of the firm is
about $4,000. AT a recent meeting Of the
creditors A. II. Rice and Harvey Jewell were
chosen assignees, and forty claims were pre-
scented, all amounting to about $4,000. The
creditors voted unanimously to leave the further
publication Of the Atlantic Magazine to the
judgment and discretion of the assignses, until
such tine as they shall deem il best to dispose
Of thslproPery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
Another rnlIbu.terlpg E.peation.

The Louisville Courier, Democratic fill
clustering journal, and formerly well posted in
Walkers movements, now says:
We hear from reliable source, that another
fllibuster expedition is now organizing Don
Raphio Mora, brother of the ex- President Of
Costa Rica, who is now in exile, Walker and
other restless spirits, are connected with the
affair. Two thousand men are expected to
leave New York and Southern ports on October
9Th, but there may be delay beyond the set
time. The design is to conquer Costa Riea
and Nicaragua and unite them into one State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

PRIzE -Four IN OANADA.-Two brutal brusers
named Price and Kelly are TO maui each other
at Point Abino, ,Canada,on the6th inst for $1,000.
Kelly has had fight in Australia, and Price
has whipped his man The Canadian author.
tiles will not hear Of the brutality until too late
to stop it, of course. II is their fashion, and
therefore Canada is the chosen ground of the
shsulder hitteTs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
German Meeting This Evening.

Crowd the Old Court House to hear the elo-
quent HAssAuREK, of Cincinnati, aud THEME,
Of Cleveland this evening
Let our German Republicans give the orator
Of Hamilton a cordial greeting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

KILLED BY BULL.-At Brighton, near ROsh-
eater, n Y, an old man named schafer was
gored to death on the 20th ult. by bull he had
been exhibiting at Fair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
pIAIn Ann opNAMrNrAL PR1NrINa.

" plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
dnor Al III Printing F1tahshmcnt Of the LEAnEp Ore
on tbs and improved steam resses n the 6ss,
sientinn pnid 10 Blank Work Every description OF Bind
inr done especially Blank Books, Ledgefs, Journals
sales Books Receiving Books. &C, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
Gnnrnpere.
3flueiC GeNtbers.

A. BYRON CHASE,
Teaeker Of Vocal and Instrumental Music,
$8 RI PAYS PARTICULAR AT
Ss1lB tentIon to ne cultivation Of the voice. and in.
RsA structon on the Spanish Guitar
Bark
E5F' Address at Branarls and Dodges Music Stores.
iuuol6Rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

C7- The Subscription Book Of tic COSMOPOLITAN Art
Association is open for the Oh yoa and that portion
OF the public
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03
waIentl,. stalne Cd Com. rerry

heerful gave their being un, and went
. share the holy rest that waiisa hfe well spent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

MEETING or THE CirizENs Of BEDFoRD.-- There
will he meeting Of the citizens of the CO., of Bed
ford. heldat the Cnurt-h use, on Monday next that
being Court day Tor the purpose OF providing
some means Of defense against the many incendu-
nv attempts now being maize throughout the state
to rid the County-and especially tho town OF
Liberty Of Suspicious Characters, and to take into
consideration the proprety of feasibility of plan
hy which our merchants are to furnish will,
Goods neither manufactured in imported
through nOn-slaveholding State As well as other
questions OF general interest.
A large attendance is desired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
- : 4, Marine Disaster, ~ y 4'4
LOSS OF THE STEAMER INDIAN

~ SAckwiLLE. Nov. 25.---Tas. s.samer. .ndisn
struck q sea ledge on Monday, She had 80 na~-
ssngsfs. LOO crew. and 500 tons Of including
s"me speoic. HALF an hour. aftor striking, abe
parted amidships. The passengers and crew took
TO the boats. of which capsized, drowning sew
efai, and then stove alongside Of tie sseamsr.
Two others with the passengers and seamen,
drihed to SCI, and have not sinoc,been heard from.
The schooner Alexandria arrived at Halifax
yesterday. with "a Of the rescued passeng ers.
The number lost is unknown. The Alexandria
afterwards went TO the assistance If the passen-
gers Of the lpdian and was wrecked on the break.
ers. Her crew werc saved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Markets.

New YoRK, Nov. IS Stocks active and higher
Virginia Skies % IT'S.
Cotton was h w, 900 bales on hand Flour
advanced from 10 to 90 cts. Southern $50 TO g.
20. The Wheat market excited with an advance
Of cts Western White LII to l.53. Corn ad.
vanced 2 cts Mixed 90; Old Yellow 90 !; New
II. Pork heavy Mess IL to l6i Prime IL II
to IL 25. Coffee steady Mt IL to Ii cts.
BALTIMORE, Nuv. 25.--Flour dull. Howard st.
S537. Wheat dull White Sl.25 to 40. being
decline of cts. Corn steady: White 84 TO Sc
Provisions quiet. Mess Pork $l5.2j: Prime
sl0.50 Bacon Sides 10 cts. Whskey steady at
264
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
LATER FnOM EUIe0FE. J

NV YpRr, Nov. 25.---fhe rtesmer Ytge With
to-day. The French and China sxiedlsaa wsto
vigorously progressing. I. consists e ban sAsds.
end Meu. Ftance and Engtsud srsyi -sumP lsfe
accord In sthis matter. Il IL rumosed that tie
Pope has requested France 10 send troops tb tho
revolted Roman States. Tuscan -correspondent
OF The London Times insisss that tis the rih of
France aud Austria to destroy the prestige Of ,he
King Of Sardinia. thss giving death. blav - the
national aspirations Of Italy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

A MEETING OF THE OPPOSITION PARrY.-Of Bed
fard will be held at the next term Of the County
Court t2S November.) for the purpose Of appoin.
ting Delegates to attend the State Convention
which is to convene in the city of Richmond, in
December next. As a full meeting is highly de-
sirabe, we frost our party friends 'hrouahont the
cvunty will be in attendance. to participate in tho
proceedings. . f't-1s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Later from San Juan.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 25.--Thc Secretary of War
has received n dispatch from Gen. Scott. dated,
Straits Of Fuca, Oct. 9th. and sent hy telegraph
from Leayenworth. under date Of the 9Th of Nov
az follows:
Two DAYS ago dispatched a communication
to Gov. Douglas p,opnsn.a temporary adjustment
on the basis suggested by tho President. No an
aver has been received yet, though | doubt not
the proposition will be accepted. Everything is
tranquil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

FREiGur TsADE.-There were received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
yesterday 80 loaded consisting of the f,llo1 :
ing: Wheat, 1896 bushels Flour. 45i iarrn !
Stock 1900 pounds Miscellaneous, 10000
pounds. There were Is loaded cars sent west
same dAy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
MARRIED. .

Near UppetviIle, Fauquier county. on Tuesday
morning, ODD inst, by the Rev. o. A. Knssolv-
ing. Mr.. DANIEL B. caeArFooD. Of, bedford. 10
Miss ELIZA CHArPELkAa. Of Fauquirsr. 80
On the 23d inst. by the Rev. A. Il. Sloat; Mr..
A. r. JosLts, of Lynchburg. Va, to Miss v. A.
LockEfr. Of Botetourt county. 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Report Contrndicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25..--The Secretary ofStat
for Pennsylvania. contraicts the report that Gov
Picker had rendered Gov. Wiso the service of 10,
OO0 mon 10 protect the border.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

WAsniNGToN. My % bet. David Breed n
patent agent. to-day held to bail, in the sun,
of $4,000. :" keep the peace having been charged
with uttering incendiary sentiments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
New Commission Ho
LYNCsIHainal FmMAlE COE.LEGG


NE In receipt Of portion of stock of double and
w single GUNS, and will have In few days undsuny
large stock la which invite the attention Of friends
Also Pc" er Fask Shot Bags Bird Bags Gun Wnds, Per-
cussion Caps Baltimore shot, Duponts Diamond Grain and
other Powder and every thing else necessary Ia complete
equipment for the field Coi.HuCNS S v Ills.
1k-Hta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Arrival of the Africa


NEW YORK. Nov. 25.---The steamer Africa with
Liverpool dates Ia tho 10Th inst, is Coming up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

FEllE subscriber receiving AZ his Auction Store large lot
Il Of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS. which will be sold,
either auction private sale, less goods
he bought IN the city Ladies and gentlemen
call and examine for themselves Good bargains be- Ind
24d2w Is. AKEkJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
To the Physicians Of the southern STATE,

wolfo's Genuine Poit Wine
Wolfes genuine Madeira Wine,
wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.
AM supplying tho trade with pure Cornau DYandy IN
bottles both Tor medical aad private Tho Immense su
cess Tint has crowned my efforts place purc Gin within ts
reac of ALL under the Of Aromatic sohledam schnapps
and 10 Of the market Tho erncous
Gin throughout the country led many leading druggists apol
ecarles and medical for years past solicit
pursue the In regard The article Of randy.
should have complied with these all quarters long
aga, but deferred nom by the fact that owing
brilliant prices Of Brandy in France consequent upon aat
Of tho grapo crop for years. there
being able 10 import the choicest Brandy bottle and sell
II at moderate prices Fortunately me, grape crop s
tue last and previous year prospect ~ aud
antand prices Of brandy have fallen Year,
This duty Brundy also seventy per lower aa
have made arrangements with Brandy exporters
France Of the highest repue and regularly receiving
sgnments Of the best Oognac Brandy which bong ami
selling Woles Genuine Cognae Brandy. guarantee with
my saal labels and certificates the Brandy boed by ne
the pure unadulteratcd article and will DO found when
medicine beverage, n cordial, beafu and nygornt
Ing II has been matter of universal complaint thai bottle
Of pure unmixed French Brandy, very dcu obtain
and the purchaser. nine times In ten, deserved vile
manufactured imitation OF a descriptions ardent spiri,s
Brandy om Its high price, has been tho hat mxerr
aud sellers have turned their attention TO- millions Of gai
Ions Of tho socaed French Brundy scsercd an
nuay through the land and have primary cause D,
nuers suicides cruees and crimes sent iousans
10 early grave sefdesroyers om derium tremeus ma.
nisactu and horrors names unknown, until unprineipIei
men began TO make maidcnng compounds and sell II % IN
pure frencIi BRANDT sett-
The virtues of pure French Brandy need be told BY
They known throughout world a sdlclus or s
stimuant II H. Ne the Hrenc nation POLITICALLY call .Ewa
pc In the waer Of le But this appiles only whs
pare asd unaduserascd. Manufactured With the ss1ingss
ient that make COOL imitation It death asnk b.
innocent tens OF thocsands Of To remedy fearful
evil have commenced importing Brandy, bstns .aud sell
Ing as "wofss Gennine Cognae Brandy" am dsy ~.
eevng orders rom the druggists and apohscaries In all par
Of tho Union, W sel II for medicinal purpasss
e' UD0LPHo WOLFE,
No. % Beaver strest New York.
t1Assnts In New Orleans: h j. Hart 4. Co., A. D. ohsa,
d On T. J. Moore Co. rs
nov T--dActmif--s. II. r a Go. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
FOR SALE,

"a DESIRING 70 procar1n prfndn4 fss 10 BE-
Z .sperstsd BY steam pors, ~ ftsxl y M
~ establishment 0Hess to ~ eeS@(<A which
8 NJ sVIrKiniaur b now p9lsttds ~ y sahssAn-
capaI,ie Of making one tkousynd inipfessions On
0U EopE me charaetsr Of ~ work can hs deter
mined 81 81 sppsar.pes g ~ 49, :.
" y tSsse much los xo III ffsn voud save bor
linz, ia ns1sy 4 wiz Be .oea 9. o.1Galn l.ag Il.
n rs GLOVES. sJk and Cies essaaet,s r. ssesiysd a
IA ia Main g. fnov 1odtg L n + AiHshf.