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hoie on the Consular and Diplomatic Appropri-
alton Bill, (Mr. John Cochrana in the chair, =
Mr.: SHERMAN, from the Committee Of Ways
ana Means, reported bill making appropriations
for the Consular and Diplomatic expenses of the
Government for the year ending 30th June, 1862
ALTER brief and unimportant debate, the com
m'ttee rose, and the Chairman reported the bill as
having passed the Committee of the WhoIc-Mr
SHERMAN reported an amendment to the West
Folnt Academy Bill, which was agreed to, and
nn,h 2 pills were passed. On motion of Mr. CRAW-
FoRD, the House adjourned at O'Clock, till Thurs
day next
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MARkETS Ely TELEGRAPH

New YORK, Dec 24.-Cotton is firm; sales of GOO
bales at 1886 cts. Flour is rm-saes of II 500 bbIs
State is to 10 cts lower at s551O; Ohio S. 4O5 so;
Southern S5l5(G535. Wheat-White is ld2 cts lower;
sales OF 1000 bushels; Milwaukee club 81 2ll1 25-
Corn is rm-sale Of 3S 00O bushels an advance of
CT Mixed 67GfS cts. Pork is steady Mess s15 SCALE
Lard is steady at 9S@lO2s Whiskey closed firm at IS
cts. Sugar steady Moasses is unchanged-sales of
800 bbls. New Orleans at 30GS4k cts
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2i.-Flour is firm at an advance
l24 cts; sales at S5H525. Wheat is scarce at an ad
vance of cts white sl40G1+5; red 81 25dl 81 Corn
active; old iG65 cts; 55 cts. Whskey is dull at
IS cts.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 24 Flour is generally unchanged
but quotations nominal. Wheat closed buoyant at o.
4Sl05. Hogs are unchanged but firm with sales OF
1000 head at So Mess is held at SIS Lard in
bbls cts The Money market unchange
on New York per cent.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-COtton-sales to day 0 SOC
bales prices easier but quotations unchanged Sugar
steady at IA cts for fair to fully fair Moasses 2O22
cts. Mixed Corn 57G59 cts. Provisions dull Freghts
Cotton to Liverpool 9-I6d.
MOBILE Dec 22.-Cot:on frm-sales to-day 5000 bales
at9%tal0 cts for middng.
CHICAGO Dec. 22-Flour quiet, but advanced 5GllC
cts. Wheat dull, hut advanced 4d5 cts-saes "a eco
bushels at S4d S5 cts for No l; S1GSlH cts for No 2 in
store. Corn steady and advanced cts-sales 10 00l
bushels at 30H cts, in store Oats quiet Receipts
l4O0 bbs -four 20 900 bushels wheat 65GO bushels corn
sight exchange on New York firm at 10QI1 per cent
prpn1i linn
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Ia w LNT,ELLIGENCE,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES
The jury in the case of the United States u.s. John
Uhr, Master of the bark Scio, tried on Saturday
ior cruel and unusual punishment to Charles Dow
The United States Us. George W. URr, second
mate of the bark Scio, indicted for tie same OF
fence. Tried yesterday. Verdict guilty. Fined
S25 and costs.-The petit jury were discharged
for the term, and the Court adjourned until Janu-
airy 2nd.-N Nothing done in the other Courts, all
adjourning over for the holidays.
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'THE SoyG OF A SHIRT."-Hrs. Jane Sparks a
widow lady living in New York, having become
possessed Of two bills on the Chemical Bauk-one
for 81 900 and the other for S5OO-thinklng to put
them where thieves could not break through and
steal attached them to one of her undergarments
When washing day came Mrs. Sparks changed her
linen, but forgot to relieve the soied garment of
the did not think of again until she saw
that article Of wearing apparel futteriug on the
clothes line in the back yard. She then fastened
down and searched it, but the money was missing
Mary Moran, the servant who had done her wash
ing, was quickly summoned, and accused of having
stolen the money. Mary denied the charge, but,
on being arrested, was committed for examination
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Shipping 5NItIIlgtne.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER "a.


Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York. Samuel 7
Pearce.
Ship Manlius, Pittman, Callao, via Hampton Roads
guano to Barrl Bros. Towed up by Tiger
Schr Closson tnew), Coombs, I'm Windsor NS-plas.
ter to Kelsey Il Gray.
schr oswego tBr), Card, from Windsor, Ns.-plaster
to Kelsey & Gray.
Schr Julia Newell, Trot I'm Portland-headng to Kel
sey & Gray.
Schr Sunny South, (Br.), Hobbs, fm Halifax. MS
fish, potatoes, &C. to Spence Reid.
Schr Arnon, Small, from Eastport-mdse to Kelsey &
Gray.
schr Young America, Bucksport, Me-potatoes.
Schr Maitland, Gray, Newbern C-nayal stores to
Jas Corner Sons
Below.
OF New Point Bark VIM II Newman, Gavet, from Rio
Janero-to Jas A Hooper
schr Alice Move Kimbal st Domingo-ballast to Pat
terson & Murguiondo.
Cleared.
Steamer VIM Woodward, CundG, for New York J A
Shfiver.
Steamer John Thompson, Pierson, for New York
J A Shriver
Steamer Henry L, Cav, Her, Pbiladelphia-by J. A.
Shriyer
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IIaRatarp an9 Commercial 8ebifn.
RALTTMoRF Dec ol $3.50

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24, 1860.
Ihere was no session of the Stock held here to-
day, the Board having Saturday adjourned over
wednesday, nor have We heard of any
stocks upon the street In New ork however the Board
met as usual but the market much weaker than on
Saturday and most Of the stocks the list were lower
the decline being greater in State stocks than in any
the others Virginia 6s fell off per cent Missouri 6s
2h per cent; Erie $2K; New York Centra! p; Reading
y; Harlem < and Rock Island SIX. Cleveland and To-
iedo advanced $1; Michigan Southern II but Michigan
Southern guaranteed and Gaena and Chicago closed at
the same figures yesterday.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MONDAY, December "a, 1850.
No session Of the Board was held to-day
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

HALIFAX, N. s. British Schooner Sunny Soata-2 43s
& Reid.
WINDSOR, n. S.Briiish Schooner 0sloego-249 ton.
plaster, Kelsey & Gray.
WINDSOR. N. s.-245 tons plaster, Kelsey & Gray
CHGScHA IsLANDs-.Sbip AoRliaS.-669 tons guano
1850 dpnnage bags Bar Bros $50 hides Sc seal skins
G l-esrs wins or1er
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Portland, Me-; Albany and Syracuse NY; Al
leghany and Pittsburg, Pa; Mobile, Ala, and Sa-
cramento, Cal, are the only cities which number
10000 in 1885, that are not included in the above
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Pearce
Bark Black Monster, Pike, Rio Janeiro -Fendergast
Bark Osprey Nash, for Norfols-w Rboqis &son.
Ahrens.
schr Maria JaRc Crosby, West Indies-De Corlova,
Hendricks & Co.
Schr Cohasset Tobey, Norfolk master.
Schr Angela, Hardy, Salem-S Phillips s Go.
Dickinson
schr Ocean Bird, ConIey, Newport and Providence-s
Philips Co.
Bark Black Monster, Pike, Rio Jancro in tow of H
Bark Admiral Broamy t}rem }, Meyer Liverpool, in
tow Of Ajax,
Ship Ocean Traveller, Boardman, Liverpool, in tow Of
Tiger and Ajax.
Ship Johanne Wilhclmine (Brem) Thiernan Bremen,
in tow Of Hercules.
Herbert ~ 80 '' " " -
Schr Seaman, Phillips, Cardenas, T W. O'Brien
Schr W Rumsey, Taylor for New York
Schr Only Daughter, Falkenburg, New York.
Schr Ocean Bird, Conley, Providence.
Arrivals from baltimore.
ship Santa Clans, Foster, Liverpool, 10Th inst.
ship Mohawk, Staples, Ponce Sth inst
Ship Island Home, Liverpool, 11th inst.
Brig Herald, Gray, via Norfolk, Havana 14th inst
Schr Alice, Davis, New York, 22d inst
Correspondence Exchange Reading Rooms.I
steamship Monticello, |
December oath, 1860.
Passed on Sunday, at Pm:
Oh The Elbow of the Middle Ground-bark Mondamin
bound out
on New Point-ship Annie Bowen, at anchor
OH the RappahanIock Rivera bark showing 2 white
ourgee with red letters but could not make it cut.
oh Smith 5 Point-a large ship, at anchor.
E. V GAGrR
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ELWs from the Paciiic-ArrivaI OF the Cali
fOrnia POny

San TNANcIsCo, Dec. $40 P. M.-Arrived,
9TH, ship Sunshine, from New York; bark Early
Bird, from Hong Kong; 9th, steamer Uncle Sam,
from Panama; 18th, ship Fair Wind, from New
There is little or nothing doing in imports Trade
Is dull with the country, and operations for other
accounts are retarded by the complexion of the
news from the Atlantic side. Prices have down
importers will be anxious to realize for the relief
OF their connections abroad Money is growing
stringent, and loans are being called in.
There is scarcely an item Of news worth sending
abroad.
The pony express, with St. Louis dates to the Gath
ut. arrived here on the 7th inst.
The sensation news fro the Southern States has
lost much OF its interest here, since each new ac-
count from that quarter seems but modification
of the first
William H. Weeks has been chosen by the Re-
publican electors to go to Washington with the
electoral vote Of California
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Gen. Scott says that Fort Moutrie is not the
strongest fortifcation, but Fort Sumpter is, and
that zoo men can hold it against all South Carol-
ma, and 600 men can defy the world.
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The following officers in the United States Army
are South Caronians: Majors, 4; brevet major,
|; brevet colonel, L; captains, IL; 1st eutenants
:; I'd lieutenants, 3. In the Navy there are COM
manders captains; l3 lieutenants; surgeons; l
purser; masters; midshipmen, and engineer.
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complimentary dinner has been rendered TO
the seeding members of Congress from South Car
olina by some of the leading citizens of Richmond.
to take place on Wednesday evening next.
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POPULATION OF CITIES IN THE UNITED
STATES.
The following table shows the population of ~
of the principal cities of the United States by the
census of lSGO also the population in 1850. the ac
tual increase from 1850 to l86O and the per centage
of increase. The figures for the census of 1850 are
obtained from various sources and may be slightly
changed by the official reports, though it is prob5
bile they are generally correct:
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, DOAhU UF TRADE.
'o"'""tee o. Arbttrdtion for month of December
. - SAMUEL Il. SMITH,
II, ~, "; " . hICt', LEWIS f.. BAILEY,
hobEkl BARRlll. FRANCIS BURNS, Jr
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T u z u S

TENHE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
4 BALTIMORE AND SoUTU STREETS will be open TO-DAY
lChriStmasl from to ~ o'clock \. NJ. and f,om to .
o'clock, =. NJ. BY order Of THE PRESIDENT
J. F. HATrINGLEY, Manager II
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An Unknown Steamer Burnt at Sea--Probn-
t.Ee eFT

BosroN, Dec. "a The ship Scorgo passed (no
date given) near Bermuda, a burning steamer, and
heard cries of people in the water but was unable
to save them, and the steamer subsequently sunk
The ;. lay by for two days in the hopes of saving
some OF the people, whom it thought might be
hoating about in boats portions of the wreck
But nothing was seen excepting quantities of lem
OnS and oranges, and puncheons probably of RIM,
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NoRFoLk, Dec. 2l.-The following vessels have
arrived in Hampton Roads from Calao, for orders ::
Ships West Wind, 81 days: Archer, 10 days; Nep-
tunes Car, y days, and Tucker, 90 days.
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MANCHESTER, N. H.-Dec. 22-Mrs. Elizabeth
Fitch and daughter, three years old, were found
dead to-day in bed, Mrs. F. having probably com
mitted suicide by prussic acid. Her husband a
lawyer in good business, and child recently died
which probably caused insanity, and led her to
poison her remaining child and herself.
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Important Arrest,

New IoKE, Dec. 22.-W. II. Russell, formerly
supply contractor for the Utah army, has been
arrested here on the charge of being IMPLICATED in
the abstraction of the Indian Trust bonds and
was taken on to Mashington to night
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Firc AT ZanesyilIe. Ohm

LANEsylLLE. Dec. 22.-The car shops of the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad at West GAINESVILLE were de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss SIS, 900.
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JACOB THOMPSON.
Secretary of the Interior.

Fir. SHERMAN moved the following resolution:
Whereas The Secretary of the Interior has this day
addressed communication to this House stating that an
extensive fraud had been committed upon her depart
nent in the abstraction therefrom, by one of its officers
and the conversion to private use number of State
bonds held in trust by the Government for the benefit
certain Indian tribes and asked that committee be an
pointed to investigateand report upon the subject
Be it ReSOlred That Select Committee be appointed
consisting Of five members of this House. who Shall ro-
coed to enquire into and report to the House the fact in
relation to said frauds and that said committee have full
power to send for persons and papers.
Carried.-The Select Committee was subse-
quently appointed consisting of Messrs. Morris, of
Illinois, Conklong, Boeock, Harris, of Maryladn,
and Case.-Mr. JOHN C0CHRRANE moved a
resolution to the eect-after going over the ground
embraced in his former resolution:
Resolced That the Constitution of the United States
being agreement between the sovereign States for the
government OF persons individually, and collectively
of States any attempt by the federal government to com
pei by force, sovereign State to the observance of the
Constitutional compact, would be to leYywar upon a
substantial power, and would precpitate dissolution
the Union
To this substitute as follows was offered by
Mr. HASKIN--
ResOlred That the Committee the proceeding be in.
structed to inquire into the relations now existing be-
tween the Federal Government and the State of South
Carolina and the duty of the Executive department in
United States and the threatened seizure of FEEDER
al property within the limits of said State. Also what
action Congress should take the present emergency to
execute the constitution and to enforce the laws and to
protect such property in South Carolina from seizure and
that the Committee have leave to report at any time.
Mr.. COCHRANE objected to the resolution as a
substitute, and said he would move the suspension
OF the rules, for the purpose OF getting vote upon
his resolution.-Mr HARRIS suggested that it
would be wise and proper the part of the House.
before taking any action of the kind recommended,
to allow the Committee of Thrty-three to come to
some result, if that was possible, and report the
same to the House. At all events he would strong
ly recommend the gentleman from New York (Mr.
Cochrane) to withdraw his resolution till Monday
next:-Mr COCHRANE, having no confidence in
the hna action of the Committee of Thirty-three,
would prefer to have vote taken his resolution.
AIR. NALLANDIGHAM said the resolution
dld not propose anything substantial, and
therefore he hoped Mr.. Cochrane would
allow the matter to stand over till Monday
next-Mr COCHRANE finally withdrew his res
olutiOn.-The House went into Committee of the
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..,........... , 4l9 ,24I 2O2 Oo.

LIST or STOCKS HELD BY THE SECRETARY OF THE TyTE
TERROR IN TRUST FOR INDIAN TRIBES
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Danr;s Sboebar, the man who murdered Edward
D. Brown in Philadelphia on Monday night last,
died of msniapotua in the jail in that city on sa-
turday last
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nne assortment OF MEDICINE CHESTS constantly
hand at moderate prices.
OLd ones replenished at shor.est NOTICE hg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-01
n. D. advertisements.
c. DINING LYMAN TIFFANY
DEMING & TIFFANY,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 81 Pearl st., New York. =

Particular attention pad to thr purchase Of Goods for
signors. LIBERAL Cash Advances on Flour and Grain
REFERENcEs-Wm. ". Fox, Pres N. Y Gas Light
Thonss W; PsaTssll, ESQ New York Weaver, Richard
son Co. New York Collins Bros. Co, Hartford; an
colt Horton Clsvelsnd; John Tennis Co, Cleveland
Bale7ck Hurd, ClOTolaHdi Day GrisWola Co.. Hart
ed u2e
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CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH L. 1860

from her imprisonment and once more gaining
the open sea. The voyage from Greenland as
made in 10 days, and on the goth September,
tho Fox, and her intrepid officers and crew ar,
rived in the English Channel
The result Of Sir John Franklin's expIora.
tons, according to Sir ROderick Murchisop,
was as follOws: He ascended Wellington Chan.
mel, then an unknown sea, to n deg. N. lat a
more northern latitude in this meridian than
that attained long afterward in ships by Sir
Edward Belcher, and much to the north of the
points reached by Penny and De Haven. NEXT.
he navigated round COrnwaliss Land, which
ne thus proved to be an island. The discovery
OF navigable channel throughout, between
CORVALLIS and Bathurst Island, though made
in the very Summer he left England, has 70
this day remained unknown 10 other naviga>
tors. franklin then steered to the south vest.
and probably passing down PeeI's Strait in
1876 and reaching as far ae lat 20 . O5 min. N.
and long. SO % min. W., where the ships were
beset, it is clear that he, who, with others. had
previously asceTtained the existence OF chan
mel along the north coast of America, with which
the sea, wherein he found his grave, comnuni.
Gated, was the first real discover Of the North.
West passage. This fact, therefore, must be
inscribed on the monument OF Franklin.
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FOURTEEN FUsITIvEs ON THE U. .R.R-
We are informed that on Saturday afternoon
last fourteen negroes, apparently fugiiives from
the South, arrived at MOnroeYille, on the s.
NJ d N. Railroad, and after stopping an hour
they took the Toledo train en- route for Canada
by way of Detroit.
Some Of the boys at Monroevills terrified the
darkies greatly by dressing one of their num-
Der in uniform, and pretending that he was
United States Marshal ordered to arrest them.
-SandHsky Register.
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s ] shilling per week 70 City subseFIbers.
I Five Dollars per year 70 Mail Subscribers.
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MABCH. l. 1880.


E-Plan aud ornamental printing every description
i0ns the Printing Estah1hma Of the LRADER ONCE,
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses IN
style short notice. and az reasonable
Particular attention paid TO blank work. Every desehp
lion Of Binding DONE especially BaaK Books, L0dgefs
journals. Sales hooks, Receiving Books, &C, NC.
Fay% For City News see third page.
| For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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| ooK TO YOUR INTEREST, PURCHAs
II ERS OF CABINET EUH NI rim II

we have now in store and daily re-
oelVlng ths largest, hsndsomest, and the SslX
cheapest lot OF Cabinet Furniture ever 81
offered 70 the citizens of Wsshington,-nk,
Osorsstown and Alexaudria, whioR weSA61I
oorolA invite al no desire fur To call And
exaHine Tor themselves Our stock smbf aces eyery
Sonceiveole article necessary to furnish a parior
ma. ulnins room, chamber, and kitchen. Our ex
tIsSnslve stock Is too numerous TO partlcuarlza
we only name few of the leading Mtioles, suc6
Rosewood, Walnut and Mshosany Parlor Suits,
upnoisterod IN superior manner in Brocakalfe'
six RUSH, Lasting and Hair Cloth.
Snt Iame Martel, Pier snc other lasses
Silt Base Tables, Gilt Brackets and Marble slahs.
Uothic and other handsome Reception Chairs in
Brooatslle, Plush. Rush and Cane Septs.
Do. P.llor Desk, and w hatnots, O"'A''
hosevood, walnut and Mahogany Bureaus
"Asnstands, Bedsteads and WardroSeu verv
,nanosome and eAes,,
Cottage Chamber Furniture, In Oak imitation
Sska MsPie shd Painted, with or without Mar
Marie stop Hatrscks, in Oak and Walnut,
Iron Hatracks, Hall Stands,
Ss,scrctarles, bookcases, Shaving Stands.
MerOe top Center Tables,
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses, ...-
1edtner holsters and Pillows,
D,anken Comforts, Quilts, Towels 60
N e1nition % our Stock of FurnIture our 6rst
Esyor co1Ielns large and well selecIcd stooE III
Shin M oIess and Crockery, Plated Goods japan
~ Gsas' 1aDle cutlery, Britannia Ware, Took
IN bsskets, Brashes, 60, altog ether form
faInisS VARIETY Of every thing necessary to
C. w; B1TELER q SONS.
lron Hall, No. sIs Penn syenne.
seII-Mdl hu bstwesn eth And iStb -.
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ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-B Randall, Mass; A
lie Mat, No; w Jewett, PIP; M Morton, ]
w VolPlY, u f Mills, NY; A Gilmore, I'll Greg.
DRY, Pal Miss L A Cutler, " Tucker, Mass; H b
Mesrs, Md w Willard, Miss Robert, Miss VII.
w Riddell, Md T r Fenall, NC; Heron, Nc
Bowie, H Bowie, Cal; Contee, Md; w
Scott, Ala; Chadwick, NJ; P Heron, Nc
Marion, Sc L Stewart, La; r w Ed.
BROWNS HOTELS serrel. N Kraft IL
Butter, NYi Chere, II Beng, G Enslin, Hava
Murphy, NY; Stanheld, NC; Gulick, Va
IL w Nj Washington, USA; v Brent and ly, d
Wiiiams and ly, Glouixer, o Humphrey, NY
X Harper, II G Clay, Pa.
NORWOOD HOUSE Mr. Carr J w Todd
skunk, USAi N Campbell, L Collinson DC
L Mcuntjoy, Europe, N Kraft, NY; MIR Risack
Belgium.
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Ip Miss Florence Nightingale, who, for sew
eral months past, has been confined to her rooms
in London, has recovered far as to be able to
bear the removal to one Of the most healthful of
the suburbs. Some time may elapse before she
will be able to bear the fatigue of journey to
her fathers family seat, Lea Hurst, in Derby
shire.
IL In Scion, N H., the putrid sore throat is
fatally prevalent. In Lewiston, Me-, the typhoid
fever has assumed the form Of an epidemic, and
RACES with great fearfulness. The year 1860 will
be noted for the severity Of various diseases.
IL Judicial proceedings have been CON-
menced against Rodrique Servia. the man who
fired at the Queen Of spain. He has confessed
and says be was employed by Hernore Prade, a
deputy Of the Cortes ALI,
III The Boston journal learns that over a mil.
Hon Of dollars has been invested In stocks In the
New York market within few DAYS, by parties
In Boston, who took advantage of the panic
III Jas. C. Brown, an estimable citizen o,
Taunton, died recently from the effect az the
physicians say, Of long use Of water drawn from
his well through lead pipe.
II The Schuylkill at Philadelphia, rose rapid
ly on Saturday last, and considerable damage wal
done along the shores by the overflow.
ID One horse passenger cars have been intro
ducsd on the street railways Of Philadelphia.