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FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.
HALIFAX. Jan. I3.


The Persia arrived out on the morning of the Ist
The Weser reached Queenstown on the Doth She.
had thrown overheard part of her cargo. From
the 10th TO the 23d she experienced hurricane and
was thrown on her beam ends; she sprung a leak
and had seven feet Of water in Ter engine room,
putting out the fires, &c; the coal bunkers broke
adrift and choked the pumps. Temporary pumps
were then constructed and after vigorous exertlOn
steam was got up and the vessel succeeded in
reaching Queenstown.
The bark Oakland, of Bath, from Charleston for
Liverpool had been struck by lightning aud burnt.
One OF her boats containing the chief officers and
four OF the crew, had been picked up, the other
two boats had not been heard from.
The investigation at Cork Of the charges against
the arrested members Of the Phoenix Club his re.
suited IN six prisoners being committed to trial and
nine admitted to bail to appear at the Assizes.
Money is in very active demand for short period g.
and 3a3 l-2 per cent. was occasionally paid foI
loans on Government securities. The pressure wa!
not like to last beyond January lst.
Porcheline & Co., worsted spinners at ST,rapue
had suspended. Liabilities fs0, 600.
Mr.. P. Poppe, oil merchant at antwerp, had sus
pended.
FRANcE-The Moniteur has a desnatcb from
Shanghaie, Nov. Stu, stating that Lord Elgin ha.
gone up the Yang tse Kiank, with five vessels.
Senate.
Troubles are ruznored with the Kabiles, and Gen
McManon naS resumed bis command IN Algeria.
Morphy has beaten Anderson at chess, the latter
only scoring games out ofMorphy's7
IrALi-A levy of 1900 men IS spoken of at Ma
pies, II is said that the French troops will with
| draw from Rome and occupy Civet Veccheia, while
the Austrian garrison viii cOnfne itself to CONGO
i mia.
There had been serious disturbance at Milan,
originating in an alteration between the people
and the troops. The people began to unPaye the
streets, but order was restored without difficulty
| AUsTRIA-The Arch Duchess Maria Anna was
dead
RUssIA-Russa has appointed Consul at Can
ton and is about to establish naval station IN
China
TURKEY-The charge of mutiny has been post
poned
CoXMERcIAL.-The advices from Manchester
arefavorsble; holders were demanding an advance.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wbeat firm; white Ameri-
can 4Osa42s; red 36sa40s.
Coffee firm; Sugar quiet; Tea firm.
The bullion in the bank had decreased f9, zoo.
In American stocks an average business was
done without quotable change in rates.
(The very latest )-Liverpool, Jan. lst-Tbe B.
N. steamship Persia from New York on the 22d OF
December, arrived at O'Clock this morning. This
being holiday there is nothing doing in breadstufs
and other articles are quiet.
LONDON, Saturday P M.-Consols closed very
firm at yesterdays quotations.
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New YoRK, Jan. l3

New YoRK, Jan. l3.
The Steamship Niagara, from Liverpool Jan. l,
arrived at Halifax this A. NJ.
The screw steamship Wessr, which sailed from
Bremen for New York on the 4th of Dec, had
put into Queenstown. with her pumps ehoked and
leaking.
Napoleon had again pardoned Montalambert
and the editor of the Correspondent and l34 eth>
er prisoners.
Twas reported that France had officially in
formed Spain Of her support, if the latter adopt
measures TO cOuuteract President Buchanan's pol
icy with regard to Cuba, Mexico and Central
America.
A false alarm of FIRE in the Victoria Theatre,
London, had caused panic, and sixteen people
we e trampled to death.
Mr.. Ewing succeeds Mr.. Erskin as Secretary OF
Legation at Washington, and the latter goes to
Stockholm.
The Spar ish papers denounee Mr.. Buehanan's
Message in q tone of offended pride.
There have been insurrectiOnary movements in
Servia.
Prince Alexander has been depOsed, and Prince
Milosch proclaimed in his stead.
In the Liverpool markets breadstufs had an
upward tendency, Provisions dull.
London-Consols for account closed at 95s to
964 ex. dividend.
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FROU WAsHINGTOS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~.
Senator Slidell in the Union of this morning,
replies to the card Of Senator Douglas, saying
there is paragraph in it which fairly admits the
construction that be had denounced me in Chica-
90 "calumniator," on the authority state
ment imputed to DR.. Brainard, without even CALI
ing on him to learn whether there was any foun-
datiOn for his charge; when the event proves that
DR.. Brainard, if called upon, would have shown
the story a fabrication.
Mr.. S. states the facts and circumstances under
which he made the publication of the 18th Dec,
adding in my judgment, they formed very sufi>
cent warrant for the declaration contained in it.
That Mr.. Douglas had authority and eountenanc>
ed anonymous attacks on me through persons Of
fciating.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I3.

OONOhESSlONAAs
WASHINGTON, Jan. I3.
SENATE.
Mr.. Houston, of Texas, made feeling reply to
Mr.. Iverson's remarks of yesterday. He defended
the consistency Of his antecedents, and said if de-
votion to the Union had caused his political immo-
lation, he gloried IN it as the proudest moment Of
his Life. The Offices he had held suficed for his
ambition, and some of them had been attained
through scenes OF anguish and peril. he would
relieve Mr. VERSIONS mind as to his (Houston's) hav
ing any aspirations for office. He would not ac-
cept the nomination if it were offered by all the
political parties He had higher, nober, tenderer
duties to perform. His life had been extended to
sixty five years, forty i've Of which devoted to the
service OF his country entite him TO an honorable
discharge Having always endeavored to perform
his duties with fidelity; he wished now to retire to
his humble home, where the absence of wealth just
suited his rugged nature
He concluded with severe but good natured re-
marks, elleiting loud applause in the galleries,
which the residentpromptly stopped.
Mr.. Iyerson said few words in generous apol-
| ogy.
Mr.. Ward took occasion to refer to the position
of the party in Texas with view TO show that
that State was more in favor Of disunion than Mr..
Houston supposed. A discussive debate then en-
sued on the Pacific Railroad bill The pending
| question being MIR. Bigler's amendment to locate
! the Eastern terminus between parallel Of 81 and
43.
Mr.. cOliamsr spoke in opposition to Southern
route.
Mr.. Broderick and Mr.. Clark supported the Cen.
| tral route.
Mr.. Douglas spoke against excluding any sec
ton OF the country by limiting the parallels with
out taking vote upon the question the Senate
went into xeeutive session, and upon opening the
doors adjourned.
! HOUSE.
The SoEtruvsrsy relative to The reference Of th'
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.

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SUFFERING on THE PLAINS.

John McGuthrie, who left Salt Lake Nov. 9th,
gives painful account of the suffering of men and
animals on the Plains, in consequence of the ex-
treme cold weather. Men were frozen to death at
nearly every station the route and ten OF Messrs
Majors and Russel's men were frozen at one time
The snow was very deep. The weather was colder
sinking 81 deg. below zero.
Col Sumner left Fort Leavenworih yesterday un-
der orders from the War Department. 1t is thought
that his transfer to that post has reference to the
disturbances in the southern part Of Kansas.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Among the passengers in the Africa were Domi.
nick Lynch, from Hong Kong, who crossed the
isthmus of SueZ in December, in eleven hours; it
was the first trip over the road.
Chandler Robbins, of Boston, was also in the
train. There was large number Of passengers
and quantity Of India silks.
The frigate Macedonia was at Alexandria, all
we'll
dispatch from Washington says the Territorial
Committee, yesterday, agreed to report the Arizo-
ma bill.
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NKH Mus1c EAtL-We learn from Mr.. ". J.
Warner, tbatthe statement published in the Re.
rieis to the effect that he had leased lot east of
the new Post Office, on which he was to erect a
business block and Music Hall, was entirely with
out foundation. He has not leased the land, and
does not intend to. The statement was made with
out his knowledge or consent 1t is probable, as
we stated few days since, that Mr.. VIM. Case
will build such block on that site.
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R The Invitation Committee of the coming
Franklin Celebration at Cleveland, tantalize US
with an exceedingly neat ''bid" to their Festival
Unless some good Samaritan should come this
way, we must cast wishful eye on their fair pos
as we havnt time to go around by Chicago, and
our present impression is that somebody" has
passed Us BY on the other side.-T Toledo BLQde.
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

MADISON, Wiz, Jan. l3
Gov. RandalPs message was delivered to-day.
Financial affairs state favorable condition.
The Governor thinks not more than $500 900
will be required for t1e present year
Liberal appropriations for completing the Luna
tic Asylum and House of Refuge was recommended.
He fsvors mortgage by law, which he thinks has
been greatly misrePrt sented at home and abroad
He recommends legislation against Usury opposed
to State assumption; he reiterated his opinion in
favor of Slavery restriction, and against the ad-
mission OF any more Slave States
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The ALERTs.-The promenade concert of the
Aerts last night was brilliant and successful af
fair. A large company gathered together and the
highest enjoyment seemed to pervade all present.
The tickets sold will materially aid the company in
paying of their debts
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VIOLATION or oRDINANoEs.-When, 9 few
days since, we published an article upon The Vio-
lstion of Ordinances we had no idea Of starting
such discussion between "Publicus" and ''0n.
tzrio Street" The first article from each Of these
disputants, the one referring to the occupying Of
the street by mechanics, and the other by Market
men, were well enough, but now that the discus
sion has degenersted into useless dispute rela-
tive to the vexed Market question, we respectfully
decline any further communications from either
"PubEcusn or "ontario Street." II they refer to
the location Ofthe Market ground, Of which We and
the public are tired of hearing.
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BuRGLARY-The store of E. s. Dodd, corner Of
Ohio and BrowneH streets, was entered on
Wednesday night last, between the hours oftwelve
and one, and the money drawer, containing about
hundred new pennies which the rogues must have
found rather heavy. Various letters, accounts, &c.
were also taken. The store was entered by means
of jimmy, the front door being forced. The
money drawer was found nearby the next day, mi
nus its contents.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
~. u l.

Ns7IIs
The Republican State Convention met in this
city to-day, Augustus Brandsge, of New London,
was elected President, Gov. Buckingham and his
associates on the ticket were renominated.
The first resolution declares the Republican
party Of this State re-a firms the principles which
they have heretofore maintained upon matters of
State and National policy.
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THE EFEsrIvAL.-The American House will be
the scene of happy festivities on Monday evening
next, when the members of the typographical
Corps in this city will meet their friends to cele-
brate the birthday of the immortal Franklin. This
will be most happy and pleasant occasion, and
We trust the friends of the printer, as well as all
who desire to spend joyous evening, will SO ar
range other plans IS to attend the Festival Dis
tingiushed guests from abroad are expected, and
we presume many of the delegates to the Military
Convention Of the following day, will enliven the
occasion by the presence Of themselves encased in
brilliant uniform.
Tickets may be obtained Of any Of the Committee
Of Arrangements, whose names will be seen in the
advertisement in another colamn Of this paper.
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FIRE.
BosToN. Jan. IL.

The large building Of No. 81 Federal St., was
partly destroyed by Ore this morning. Il was oe-
cuPied mainly by the chicapes Manufacturing
Company, for the storage of cotton goods, and
Charles L Nichols. fancy goods dealer. The pro-
perty suffered much damage from FIRE and water,
but was fully insured.
The new steam fire engine was brought out up
on the occasion, and worked very effectively.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTr

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
y Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
lone at the Printing Establishment of the Leader ocs
helntes improved aud most rapid presses the
yie On short notice. and nable rates Partieula
stenIioa pa;1 blank Every description Of Bind
g done, especially Blank Books, Lsdgers Journals
Sales Books. Receiving Docks. Sc, &c.
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Ingham & Bragg.

O''O " -''' iNGHAM & BRAGG'S.
DO Won want II f,oIn the BIBLE SOCIETY. .goto
INGHAM & BRACES.
10 vou want coRNELLiS BIOGRAPHIES, ,Ento
INGHAM & BRAGG'S.
Do you want HILLJARD,s REAnERs, publish, 1S,ei et
INGHAM d BRAGG'S.
Do Won want stoddarI's Arihmetics, go to
lNGHAM i BRAGG'S.
D0IOu want Greens | TING jINGHAM d BRACES.
u INGHAM & BRACES.
For Pavsos Dutfou or scrbnsrs Writing Books, go
INGHAM & BRACES.
'0' 0o'''' n''i'i' fiNGHAM & BRACES.
: u f-'''' A-''''-''' 'INGHAM & BRACES.
For Peitcn's Outline lIsps go to
For Woreester's Seris Of DictiopaTies go to
INGHAM d BRACES.
: - '''' -''" -''- INGHAM & BRACES.
: : '-''' -''-' INGHAM & BRACES.
For Intred uction to cSchool Books goto
INGHAM d BRACES.
u Ap'-'''1 ''''' '' iNGHAM & BRACES.
'''' ''''''' INGHAM & BRACES.
For Holyoke Papers sand Envs opes go to
1NGHAM d BRACES.
For warren's Physi cal Geography goto
INGHAM & BRACES.
Do you want any be ok d ificult to get 90 to
INGHAM & BRACES.
Do you want New Misceuane Books, they have theI
INGHAM & BRACES.
-''- '-i' - '-'- : ~ - iNGHAM & BRACES.
D1n't forget No. 19I SUPERIOR STREET. tn store
INGHAM & BRACES.
jams
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RAesED SCHOOL cOScERr.-Ths Concert to be
given this evening for the benefit Of the Ragged
School, viii combine more musical talent and
larger number Of performers than our citizens can
often enjoy. Do not fail to attend, for while you
are providing rich enjoyment for yourselves, you
are helping most worthy cause By purchasing
tisksts.
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n 1t would hardly do for any one now-a-
days have The teeiy question the excellence Of Dr.
]. HoSTETTER's CELEBRATED BITTERS' for all
diseases Of the stomach In Of Dyspepsia Bodily
Weakness, cosvsness Dyentery aud general derange-
sf Of the digestive Orgsns their many virtues have long
since besu made plainly apparent. They purge from the
system the morbid which retard hernzural func
tons and which bring paensss to the cheek and suffering
the brow They Danish those clogs pleasure
asore the system to high health and necessarily prove
valuable adjunct the digestive organs al all that
is needed establish them in the confidence of skepc
For sale druggists and dealers generally everyxhere
HoLLowAY's PILLS For the periodical IL
regulares Incidental the weaker this Alternative is
an invaluable remedy From the first blush of woman
hood rpeness Of old age. may be taken aid,
invgorau expelauf; strengthens the fading energies
by lassitude long ei revalzing the blood
and recruiting the dsbiltated system.
s1ld at the manufacfory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by ali Druggists 2sc &c. and 81 per PCT
buT Z55
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COAL! COAL!! COAL!!
JOHN TOO & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
Orders promptly filed their Yard. the Canal,
near the foot Of vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
InHN ron nnl7 dom 27es / V. \. YATES.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

The U. S. Circuit Court in session here, has
granted the injunction prayed for by Chas. G. Dy-
ear and Il. h. Day, of New York, against Messrs.
Stillman & Herrick, for infringing on the Rubber
patent rights of the former parties. Aessrs. Cole
q Guggle. CORY & Howe, and J. H. Rodgers & Co.,
have aso beer enjOined for similar reasons.
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BARK H. E. HowE.-This staunch Cleveland
vessel arrived on the 6th inst at Savannah from
Cardenas. From that place she will proceed to
London with cargo of cotton. She proves her
self one of the best sea-gOing crafts ahoat.
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FIRE.

CORNING, n. :, Jan. Is.
The large stone building owned By R. B. Rob-
inson Co., and occupied by several as a Touring
mill, furniture, confectionery, bakery, &C., was
destroyed by FIRE. Loss $4,000. Insured sl4,-
GOO
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WIGS | WIGS /! !! WIGN !!
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & co.'s
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved, by twelve years experience the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, sCRoFULA. &c, and is
Commended by the most Eminent Physicians
OF preparations pretending to possess
the properties Of the Oil in concentrated form, OF
hem are worse than useless. The PURE OIL has been
ound 20 better and have speedy effect than any
ely, OF other preparation Of it.
y Sold by Druggists generally. dec4 d3m 20
~ We would invite tie attention Of readers to the
new AauE CURE" advertised in columns. 1t is from
such quarter viii give the public confidence In its e
eacv and we have learned from reible sources that its
virtues viii sustain their fullest expectations Citizens OF
the West fail appreciate the paramount value to
hem of and certain remedy for this affecting distem-
mar without either Quinne or minerals and consequently
without injury to the constitutional health We have more
than ordinary satisfaction in proclaming this remedy be-
cause we arc convinced it will answer crying want
among u.s. and serve relieve great amount Of suffering
,rReDubIieaa WIarsgsc. Ind dcen
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The Railway.

CLEVELAND, COLUNBUs & CINCINNATI RAIL
RoAD--Wehave received the following annual re
port Of the Secretary Of the above road, which re-
port was presented athe organization of the Board
of Directors on Wednesday. 1t shows very fat
tering aud encouraging State of the business of the
Road,
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FIRE.
Tpnv N Y Ian Il

About 6 O'Clock this evening fire broke put in
the Troy Hospital, which, owing to the scarcity Of
water in the vicinity, was partially consumed
The patients were all removed in safety. Loss
50, 900; fully covered by insurance
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FERloDIoALs-Hawks 4 Rro. have Frank Les
lie lsitung Harper's Weekly, The Constellation
and al other papers and periodicals.
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GRACE GRERNwooD's Decentralization
Hail was not only filed last night-it was packed
to its very utmost capacity, with an audience eager
to hear and see the charming Grace Greenwood
The Lecture was perfect whole, of which we
give but meagre outline. The fond predsposi-
ton Of all parents who think their offspring the
most wonderful in the world and who are yet to be
Presidents and heroes, was first referred to with
many most brilliant illusions TO the infancy and
childhood Of those known to the world as warriors
poets and statesmen
That "Young American" spirit which sets at
defiance all parental government, and reverses the
time hoi ored customs of difference to age and ex-
perience, was earnestly deprecated well as turn
ed into rid.cule by many amusing and yet sadden-
ing instances of domestic rebellion. The lecturer
does not believe in the necessity of corporal pun
ishmeut in any case rather let love be the ruling
spirit in the household = Let conhding aud SYM
pathetic feeling pervade the home circle Let mu
sic be cultivated among children, 1t viii be safe
guard against many evils.
Let flowers, then, sweet objects oflove and Of en-
joyment, be constantly in the hands of children
let them be more in the garden than in the school.
Let kindly commseration for all unfortunate hu'
manity be cultivated; lie. them be taught TO exer.
else a love for animals.
Some animals show more of intellect and I'M
mortality than some men, and if it should be that
these animals will live in another state of existence
then what terrible purgatOry spreads before the
view of some omnibus drivers, and trainers Of ami
mails.
The ideas of some, that anybody can write book
for children, and that they are Of no account in
literary line, was exposed in all its fallacy and er
ror Let children not be confined to stern facts
and dry essays, but let fairy stories and pleasant
fanciful books be provided, that those imaginative
fountains from which spring up noble endesvon
and aspirations, be cultivated. Let the moral and
religious training not be neglected and let children
be taught that they are immortal beings.
The lecture was just what would be expected
from the writings of the speaker-full Of anecdotes
and witticisms, and delivered in pleasantly modu
lated voice, in which decided lisp was perceptibe
The audience paid the st-icest attention to the lee
ture, and were apparently delighted with it. L
was one of the most interesting Of the courses.
/
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Hlaabiuists &f.
u KON GsL OW

Ma1facturer Of all kinds OF
SHALL MACHINERY, LATHES- MODELS
RsIIing Mills iOI Jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &C.
TTTRNTlSG AND FINfSHIc GENERALLY
zssls1perior street. Buildings Cleveland, o.
Sl-1H Opposite the Waddsn House. J algS lI2s e
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6periaI Notifies.
n It would hardly do for any one nov

a For Gas Fizexres 0ad Fittiag-Appty
Fegq EassOrth & Co., los and IO7 Superior street.
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[R- For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
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