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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
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SCOTLAND
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We can also furnish praf for any nnaount IN In,
prluclpal Cities Of the COutinent OF EurGae
PASSAGE By STEAMER. or SAILING Packet ShipS toor
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For further particulars apply %
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

Heavy CArrLE.-Old Trumbull enters the
contest for the heaviest cattle with good show.
Mr.. E. A. Brown, of North Bloomfield, has sent
to the Western Reserve Chronicle the following
figures Of the sale of four steers sold by him
on Christmas day, for which he received the
cash, and says when they are beat, perhaps he
mar frv a.-ain
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
BnrninQ flnia.

NOTICE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
IN ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON OILS-The
undersigned would those who deal IN coal and carbon
oils that he has msde such arrangements as Will enable
him furnish those who buy Lamps Of him, with as good
an article OF
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As there Is manufactured in the countyby the barrel
gallon. Fluid, Coal, Carbon and Keresine LAMPS tor
ale Wholesale New York prices-freight added No
OntAriOSt. nOv22 X Law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
Alaabinisfs Mf.

H. h OSIG SLOW,
Maufactnrer OF all kinds OF
SMALL MACHINERY. LATHES. MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY
E4SuperioI street, American Buildings Clevelari O
ODDosits the Wediell tIonSe. ! sae2s II7f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
Heavy Burglary In Broadway.

THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS STOLEN
But RECOVERED BY THE POLICE LAST NIGHT.
Yesterday morning at early hour the fur house of
Sid Gage, No 40 Broadway, was burgariousy entered
by thieves and three thousand dollars worth Of fur
goods carried off in the following manner
appears tina. the burglars secreted themselves in the
adjoining building the day previous and ut night cut
hole through the wall into Cages establishment and
having a number of large bags with them, guam.
ty Of valuable furs consisting of cloaks, capes,
&C., was successfully carried Off AS soon as the
PROPRIETOR Mr. Gage, arrived at his store in the morning
the burglary was discovered, and he forthwith reported
The robbery at the police head quarters Sergeant Dick
SON. with officers Slowey and King, at took the case
10 charge and last evening succeeded in getting the
track OF certain parties whom they suspected had CON
mited the robbery After very close observation they
about eleven O'Clock last night traced them stable In
Fifth sreat, near A. The officers believing tnat
they were there for good purpose, de
termiped to make descent on them, and
accordingly proceeded 20 the door of the stable
but found II fast Their efforts gain Abundance alarm.
ed those inside and they successfully their escape
by the rear way. The officers, gaining admittance
made dillgent search, and under heap OF IN AZURE
found three bags containing the stolen property was
AZ once conveyed to the police headquarters.
Efforts will be made TO arrest the supposed parties
The officers deserve much credit for the prompt manner
In which they followed up the case. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

Me0thnR OF tho Health CVulmls 81 ONers,
tHAAoEs FOR LlGUrEp .Gr an oUAaANr,Nx AND
THE LOWER u.v--cowwrv,c. nos grow rnr
c,p ,>ppu 30 Co...,"y $500 s.a,rp ap
,,,.,rs 49,, s w."sH iiAiNu a non-s
ON rpr e,r,,vcr NO. an,, nr c.er.,ys .na,
-, - ,. S. MN foLl.N Va. $500 ,,an-.
~ 0r 'h'oEhs fhoa fELhV" fH'A" ioi''
ETC., kTc'
An important meeting of the Commissioners OF Health
,uca ves..rdsv AZ roor in the Mavor,s Office full
49, - .' .~-,.. n pa A.. u..,.
oaio WAC present, tosetner VIII W. Doyu' 'uo u0a'n
cer OF Brooklyn who has recently been invited 10 a.
end n. tina nicotine,
~ 80. S
VI "oNS po'on'eo repors VI 'no errNA VI LAO
ehO0nereh b. Gushing, from the city, st Domingo, AFTER
vepty Eve DAYS, psssaoe When nine davs ont from
An, n,,, her c,nt.r d;.a "a !, ..,o..a 10 h.a
Aa' P's M sAp" u'eu' anu ~ ~as 'opor'eu no nAu
Been vfctim OF yeuOW lever; but after thorough in
attain Of the matter the Health OGsr cat sat,e6ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

TIE JOHNSON CONTRACT VIA NC R.suA SIGNED AND
Sent TO wAsHINGTON-THg SERVICE ro COMMENCE
IN OCTOBER.
The contract for the transportation Of the California
mails via Nicaragua under the bid Of D. II. johnson,
on Monday ngned and sent Washington through Post
master Fowler with approved sure.es, Messrs George
Washington White, Of Otsego county and Hiram Grimes
and George Irving OF this city, being the bondsmen. Mr.
White in a substantial farmer, MIR. Grimes ia returned
Californian, and Mr. Irving is Of Judge Irving, and
nephew OF Washington Irving MI Johnsons bid, win
be recolected, al the rate Of s2l6 per annu
$l62C0 for the nine months from October l. 1862 the
date Of the expiration Of The present contract with the
Panama company, To July 1S6-the service be semi
monthly present. but the route be Nicaragua
instead Of Panama. The service for the period mentioned
the rate paid the Panama line, would $74 ls7
showing a saving OF s679,ls7, excluding from the
estimate the coastwise service between San Fran
cisco aud San Diego, and between San Francisco
and Astoria, which latter is provided for in snother
contract without additional expense to the Department The
nconsiderabe for which the cont engage
to perform this important mail service will doubtless
CHE surprfe but should be borne in mind that
Secretary Csss in letter addressed TO the Nicaragua
Steamship Company which published in the HERALD
OF the 9th nit very decidedly assured the company that
the administration would protect the interests of c
from any arbitrary action the part of Nicaragua
with reference - the Istnmus Transit route
FL view Of the complication Of matters respecting the
Transit onte and the conflicting interests in that quarter,
considerable surprise has been excited that the contaco
should certain that he fuld the obligations
which nc bias assumed The explanation given is that he
ia the agent Of the of the vandyke and Wallace
oherter. which includes grant for canal rail,
road through Nicaragua, and that portion OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Canal Company the interes,
of which has been represented by Joseph L.
White. claimed that the charter OF Van Dyke and
Wallace has been confirmed by the Nicaragusu govern
meDt and the Jo White nterest conciated by ts part
nershp there be opposition TO the fulflmen of
mail contract. Mr. Johnson denies that he offered
his contract for sae and asserts hs ability TO carry
his agreement. His bondsmen said 10 be men OF
means, and must have confidence the success OF
the enterprise TO back it with their money
Senior Jerez, the Ncaraguan Minister Is in town. aud Is
favor of opening the route and carrying this
tract He leaves for home by the steamer Of the 9Th
It is said that be will make arrangements to have
Transit difficulties settled in order have line 60 into
operation IN August but by the contract the line need
60 into operation till the 9th of October
Negotiations now pending for steamers 10 run on
both sides Of the Isthmus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
Quarantine Report.

| From the Staten Island Sepoy, June IL
Ie schooner H. p Cushing, FROM San Domingo city 25
|, arrived yesterday The captain, E. G. Friend, hay.
led seven days after sailing. His disease was doubt
omc OF the crew asserting that he was taken with a
lin the bowels, and vomited till he died The Health
Dr. will detain her Eve days at the upper anchorage
are two other suspected vessels at this anchorage
pre- are two infected vessels in the lower bay which
Ied on sunday morning, and were boarded in the
. ng by Dr. Walser.
brig Jessy, 6S days from Rio, is at the upper an.
60 She had two OF her crow sick In Rio-all well
e homeward passage. She will lie here Eve DAYS,
|hen 90 to the city.
iterday evening bark, which came in the morning.
waiting 10 be boarded ia the lower bay
bark iris II days from Bahia, is also detained for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
COrOneYs' lnQuests.

MELANCHOLY DEATH OF AN ARTsT.-Coroner Gamble held
an inquest yesterday at No. q West Tenth street. upon
the body of William c. Hasey, the landscape painter
who died suddenly on Tuesday night from the effects
intemperance. Deceased much addicted TO drink
On Tuesday night he returned to bis intoxicated and
in few seconds after entering the house fell TO the floor
and expired Deceased was graduate CT Yale Colege
was 30 years OF age, and was native of New York He
was very respectfully connected of his brothers being
cashier OF one of our largest city banks The melancholy
end OF inns artist should serve as warning TO hun ejs
hs fellow mortas in New York and where TO beware
Of the banefu influence Of the wine cup.
SUSPICION OF Foul PLAY.-On Sunday week man named
Thomas Briton. residing the 21 Mott street.
quarrened with neghbor named Thomas Campbell,
when the latter, is alleged knocked his antagonist
down and kicked him in the abdomen. The mon were
then separated and nothing was thought about the
matter The following Sunday Briton got into another
fight in Elizabeth street, and was SO severely
injured that he was unable TO 20 to his work
the following morning. He continued to keen his
bed until yesterday, when he died rather suddenly
Coroner Jackman notified Of the and made
the necessary preliminary arrangement holding an in
quest day The relatives Of deceased think thai death
was caused by the injuries received other of the
above lights but judging from the history Of the case aud
the result OF the post mortem examination yesterday we
are inclined to think that death brought abort by
natural causes.
SUDDEN DEAm.-John McGrath, q conductor on the
Eighth Avenue Railroad died suddenly on Tuesday night
at the store Of Grnnon Of Forth street
and Eighth avenue from disease OF the heart II was
supposed at first that deceaseds had been hsstened
by blow received in fight with man named Charles
Reed the previous evening, but upon investigating
matter Coroner Gamble that existed no grounds
for such superstition de- th having evidently been pro
duced by long standing diseaSe Of the heart Deceased
was native Of Delaware, and 43 years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
Naval Intelllrcucr.

Inc Naval commission TO examine into and report the
conouon OF the Inherent Navy Yards meet this city to-
morrow morning when they will proceed to inspect criti
cay ne washington YARD, having completed their nspcc-
uon Oh those north Of this point This Commission con-
sss oil Captain Gregory. President Captain Van Brunt,
Commanders Poor and Tucker and Lieutenant D. ID. Por
ter washington Sdr My. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

She had four sick 10 Bahia and three re-
ma'pen SICK when she sailed. They have now been we'll
for thirty seven days.
The following circular has been issued or the Instruc-
t0n Of pilots
You are hereby Instructed. boardag inward bound
vessel tho folo slng questions IN the captain person
Ind the yellow fever es: at the port from whence you
came? " =
sci?
should he be- IN the affirmative y1u bring
weasel 10 anchor al the Lower Quarsntn, and d.
n c,i0Ds 1T the Health Ohcsr
BY desire Of the Health Departwent
RUSSELL sTURGIS, r. esident
MAY IL, 1852 Board Of Pilot Commissioners.
In accordance with this, DR.. Walser goes down every
evening TO board what vessels may have been reported
during the day.
The number of patients in the hospitals is increasing
there beng now between sixty and seventy consisting Of
smallpox, measles and typhus fever
viii the Quarantine authorities inform vessels from
Rio oave ever infected these shores not then why not
permit them to proceed 10 the city ut onces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

EXHIBITION DRILL --Company A, Fourteenth Regiment
will give an exhibition drill this evening" the ar ory In
the City Arsenal Brooklyn This is the best dsci
plned corps the Second Dvison and all those who do
sire TO witness good drilling 10 the :" School of the
Company" shorld be early in attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AT GENOA
Correspondence OF the London Tmesl

The opera clone (of which the very efecye nrso =,
founded on Buixcrs novel, he Last Days Of Pompeii,I
began as usual at eight to crowded but sadly
tive house, the theatre itself brilliantly lighted and a.
rated with the French and Sandman ri colors Soon
after nine and Just before the ballet began, general
hush running through the pit warned us Of his Ha;se
tvs approach, and in few minues he annon "a va
ZANE ward at once TO the front Of the box rnnr
shen,y pse, seemed to me, showing thus 40 emotioe
wmcnIh, indeed, 1t existed-can hardly have hoen
caused oy any doubt of bis reception after what had
ga aung tne day At ali events the huzzas al the
, nrsuna' iaoe out OF my mind when think OF tho
rot given in regular time and for definite OBJ
iec. As our way in England, but each voice gsing
or t'a rAUensa and tnen cheering its own sen ment
WIN Etttra Ercipdn' repeated indefinitely Every per-
va lne heatre stood up the ladies, three and four TO
e ooA coming for~ Ard ssd waving their han fkerchies,
WHO iae men behind hem clapped their hauds aud
cheerec compelling the Emperor to eoue forward three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

HE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Resident PHYSICIAN OF
BIAoKwErL's IsIAND.-We have received q copy Of the
annual report of the Resident Physician at Blackwell
Island (Dr sapger for 1858, giving detailed statement
OF the operations Of the department under the control of
the above named officer, comprising the Smallpox Aims
house and Penentary hospitals During the year the
total number OF admissions 4,l4l an increase as
compared with the report OF the previous year. Of
AZ 41e per cent and compared with the five previou
years, Of 50 40 per cent. The total number
patients under treatment 4,676, an increase
Of AIS over the previous year. Embodied in the report
are carefully prepared statistical tables classifying the
various diseases treated and the number SEX age and
intellectual condition and nativity of patients It IT, in
short, an cptomzed record Of the years medical bust
ness Some Of the tables projected with view To a
certain precisely who and what constituted the largest
share OF recipients Of the public charities Of New York
Inc report which ia Of great value, shows
but very little decrease in juvenile dcpravty. DIR.
Sanger, in his report for the year 1867, stated
mat he found as result Of four years experience
that "a lo of the patients admitted into his department
were under thirty Of age the experience OF he
past year veries that remark The net total expersss
for The support Of the department. during the year vere
s3o,227.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

LIST OF ENTRIEs FOR THE REGArrA-rHE sAILIN;
DIRKcriONs-rHE BEST BOATS NOT ENTERED.
The following the entries for regatta Of tho New
York Yacht Club To- dav.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

ENTRIES YACHTS REGATTA
Stoops-Ihrd Containing yachts measuring 800 square
a and under that AHoeaoe V time 24 seconds per
square foot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Philadelphia ExcursiOnists.

PHILADELPHIA, Augf4.
At o o'clock the guests of the city of Phil
adelphia were received at Independence
Hall, by formal speech Of welcome from
Mr.. o. p. Curnman, the President of the Sc
lect council .a.s..t.
The ceremony being over, the visitants
made the tour Of the public institutions Of
the city, and will take an excursion upon
the Delaware and Schuylkill, and will also
be conducted to such objects of interest as
the majority Of the company may be inclined
to visit.
They viii remain in the city two or three
days, and then depart for Baltimore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Gattst b8 GtlfdEdpb.
SEW-YoBK DEMQgRATre ooNyEN.

80, Nfw YoRK, Aug. 4.
The Democratic State Convention met a,
Albany, yesterday, and unanimously adopt.
ed a resolution requesting the democrats IN
each assembly district 90 appoint only one
delegate toa State Convention 70 bo held At
Syracuse on the lfth September next, for the
nomination Of State officers, and 70 choose
delegates TO the Charleston Convention, OF 10
determine the time and manner Of choosing
the same .... ....I.. o..
The New York Herald Of this morning
publishes letter represented 60 have been
written by Gov. Wise 10 a distinguished
friend Of his in this State, in which he says:
81 have apprehendcd all along that the
Tammany regency would carry united del.
egation from New York TO Charleston, from
whom Douglas, know, is confident Of sup
port but you may roly on il that Mr.. Blu
chanan is himself for denomination, and all
his patronage and power will he used to dis
appoint Douglas and oil other aspirants Our
only chance is to organize by districts, and
either whip the enemy or send two delega-
tons. II that is done, or not done, we must
still rely ona united South; and united
South will depend upon Virginia, and
pledge you that she, At least, will be unit
Virginia, united, persistent and firm upon a
platform of protection to all persons, Of pop
ular versus squatter sovereignty, she must
rally TO her support all the South"
The South cannot adopt Mr. Douglas,
platform. II is a short cut TO all the ends Of
Black RepubliCanism. He then will kick up
his heels II he does or don't he can't be
nominated, and the main argument against
his nomination is that he cannot be elected
II nominated. lfhe runs as an independent
candidate, and Seward runs, and am nomi-
mated at the Charleston Convention, can
beat them both; or il Squatter Sovereignty is
plank Of the platform at Charleston, and
Douglas is nominated, the south will run an
independent candidate on the protection
principle, and run the election into the House.
Where then would Mr.. Douglas be! The
lowest candidate on the list. If | have the
popular strength you suppose it will itself
nix the nomination. Get that, and am con-
tident Of success.
The letter is said to have created a tremen-
dous sensation at Albany
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
COrOner.s In0ueSt.

NEw-YoRK, Aug4.
A Coroners inquest, was held to-day, oI
Charles Plympton, who came to his death by
injuries received by the falling Of the bridge
on the Albany, Vermont and Canada Il. r.
on the Tomhannock Creek while engaged as
a mail agent on that road, and as said bridge
was in an unsafe and rotten condition, gave
as the verdict that he came to his death from
injuries received while engaged on that
road as mail agent, and that those having
charge ofsaid road should be highly censur.
ed. .-L- -.--L LII IL III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Grain Market.


CfNoNNATI. August T.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged with a
moderate local demand Sales at 5,0O@5, 10.
Whisky-lhe market Is firm, with good a
demand. Sales at 2d@2aJk, the latter rate for
wagon .U
Provisions-An improved demand for Bacon.
and Sides rules well At Do and 10 for shoulders.
Wheat rs toI,l7.
Corn hrm at SO.
Rye u firm at co.
Barley unchanged.
Oats, are steady at 45@5O.
Flax Seed declined ut i 90, H.....a"
Lard H. I.I .....H H.. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Augusta
Flour less active, 7aIO cents lower and bst-
ter, sales at s4.50@5,O5 for super STATE; 5.OOa
S.5O Tor cor mon 10 good westefni 8 250h 40 foi
old. and 5,5O@5, as for fresh ground round hoop
Ohio. '....
Rye flour duh at 4.00@4,62JS
Wheat opsned buoyant aud closed heavy I;
sales At l,5O@i 75 for new KY, white, aud 81
for common white western
Rye dull
Barley quiet.
Corn dull sndless firm sales Of new mixed
western at 76@7S.
Oats dull at 3584l for state and western.
Pork dull aud heavy sales at 1885 for
Ness, and 1915 for Prime.
Lard steady sales at lO14@lO96.
Whisky heavy sales At 25%
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
steamship ON Fire.

NKW YORK, August 4.
The British ship James Yep, from New
port, reports passing, June 28th, in latitude
AZ, 80, longitude 23, asteamship on fire, and
abandoned. Her hull was burnt to the
waters edge, and her name gone. She had
a serpcnt's figure head and appeared to be
American built. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
specIaI Nreellme of lhe CabInel.

VNoHINNIVNl hVB. r.
The President called a special meeting Of
the Cabinet to consider the dispatches Of
Minister McLane, IN relation to the treaty
with the Constitutional government Of Mex
leo, but they have given no response to the
proposition Vi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Improved Gauns.

NORFOLK, Pa, Aug. 4.
Nine guns of the improved rife ordinance
on trial at Fort Monroe, have been found to
be far superior to the smooth bore, after a
very severe test.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
IL. Il. Weston,

X EEPS, in connection with his supply of
N Woolen Manufacturers articles, large and
full assortment of India Rubber Betting, Packing
Packing Hose &C. Would especially call the attcn-
tion OF Millers, Manufacturers anti Machinists TO
my stock of Betting, which is fifty per cent cheaper
than any other kind OF Betting for power and dura-
bilitv
Has also on hand Laeing Leather, Belt Hooks,
Warpn, Machine Cards, Reeds, 40.
500 SECOND ST, DAYTON.
apr 7-lyw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
TEE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
THE

few doors East of the PosT OPF1op
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared.
the public, In the ann
HOrse"shOeIng business,
In its various branches PartIeuIsr st,ao,,,.
VIII be given to all lame horses. sucb az
sIi' I'm noois and hooi-bound and Tnsin their feet
9es' an9 II not money will be refunded - ~
ALsO,-HorHes that 10 nterl,re viii he shoa to,,,.
vent II, and warranted, or money refunded,
lie VIII personally superintebd All ,SorL an
~ nis care thankful for past favors he respectfully
t,a a continuance OF the patronage OF his old Gus
49,, - anu wiz pe happy TO Accommodate A. many
ShW ones as may iaver him with call
apI@-uAWly NATHAN sIFFERMAN.