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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEARs. March

EEw ORLEARs, March 2o
The prize steamers Miramon and Marquee,
and aloop of-war Preble, are all anchored op-
pOsite the city,
The Preble brings 100 prisoners, among
whom are Com. Marin and bis two sons. The
Priz steamers bring so prisoners. The pris4
oners from the Marquee were taken to the
parish prison by the U g. Marshal. The trial
has been postponed.
The Mexican mails Of the 18th, by the
schooner Virginia AntOinst;e. are at hand.
The Military Conference agreed upon the
terms Of an armistlce, but the Jusrez govern
ment disspproyed Of them because they did not
sufficiently guarantee the Constitution Of 1857,
which is the cardinal principle of said Gov
erument. After three meetings, the Confer
ence was dissolved.
The garrison Te-Opensd FIRE on the morning
of the 18th, which was quickly returned from
MiFamOn's batteries, two shells bursting in the
Palace.
The French feet was constantly c0mmuni
eating with MirsmOn, contrary to JuareE' or
ders.
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GoaI DeaIers
The HanInOndsyiIle


MINING & MANUFACTURING co.
HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
Ii Retail, from thsH 6wa D ices ard Aanuiscturss-
HAM1IoNDsviLLE COAL. fJr Gas, Sean. smishins 3
Domestic u,e
HAMMoNDsvILLE COKE. No. !. Tor MaaufacluriuE
purposes
HAMBEoEDsvILLE COKE, NO.2 for Domestic use
FIAAIAtoNDsFILLE FIRE CLAY. well Egouad and dry.
HAafAIoNDsvILI.E FIRE BRICK. c. minon pattern,
end wedge. aids wedge, cisce or aiea' and eupola.
HABfhfoN0 0sVILLE FIRE CLAY REf0RTs CHM
NEf TOPS.
HAAISoNDsyILLE FIRE CLAY IILE, 'f every pa
tern
HssIaloNDsvIEER FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
IILE, every psttsra-
HAAfbfoNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES
| pl 10 ard ornamental
HAaIaIpNDsVs Il LIE EnWATRRPIPE. cas-
PIPE. &C uf every Ee and yari-fy, embracing ssn
sc ard double branch screw bshds.&e. Als0,
HAMMoNDSYILE COAL OIL,
Tor lubFieuiing and baTuias. Get whelssals Oniy.l
J. J. ROCKAFELLOW,
General Agent, Once on : p. Pier Cleveland, o.
4 mar23aA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

Medical ELEcTRIcITY.-Dr. Gibson Is the only
scientific and successful Electrician In the city OF
Cleveland and is the oDly one in possession Of
hatsering testimonials from the most eminent Pro-
fessors Of Electricity in the United States in refer
snce 70 professional skill E the use Of Eleetriet6
as . curative agent; aod the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain and other Chronic Diseaaes with uni-
form success. He will pay q premium for the
proof that bis success Is equslled BY any treatment
shat IS now or ever was In the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Cau ana sea
cases cured at his ONCE No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

EoTuRE.-Hon. J. R. Giddings will lecture be-
fOT : the Library Association, on Friday evening
ne 1t, upon John Quincy Adams, the Christian
a I'D Heroic Statesman" No one is better quall-
led to speak of this grand old man, than Mr.. Gid
dings, who listened to bis words of eloquence and
wisdom from bis seat in Congress.
On Monday evening next Bayard Taylor will
lecture upon Humboldt" This ectuse is spoken
of in the highest terms by those who have heard
it, and both the subject and the speaker viii draw
out great numbers to hear.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

LAST N1sHT's COuNcIL.-The in eyitable Engine
Company No. 4 came up last eVenin at the COun-
Gil. A long discussion was had Of course. Mr.
Ransom made one good point. He thought this
Company was "a smart Company, and perhaps
smarter thea this Council" We sgrt with him
for the Council have been trying for year and
more, to get rid Of this ghost, but eae night il
rises like fog and beclouds the municipal atmos'
phere. The matter was referred to select com
mittee Discussing with and without the d''''
was ept up until half past 10 O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

GROCERIES AND PRovIsfoNs-So long as these
articles are the staff of life, everybody will be in
terested IN learning where they be obtained Of
good quality and upon reasonable terms. Mr.. j
n. Hover has removed to No. l63 Ontario street,
where be will keep a choice and bountiful stock 4
groceries, provisions, -four, DC, ready for the
wants of this season. No better place to trade
will be found tha1 Hower's, as q iaI will show.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March 26.

WASHINGTON, March 26.
The Special Committee on the Pacific Railroad
proposition met to-day, when Mr. Curtis substitu.
ted bill embodying the propositions adopted at a
former meeting for central route. Mr.. Hindeman
entered motion to reconsider the vote by which
the one road proposition was adopted. This was
rejected by vote Of to g. Curtis not voting, aud
Fenton and Smith being absent.
The President to day sent in the name of Geo
L. Wharton for U 5. District Attorney for Phila-
delphia, vice Van Dyke removed.
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"T#E CONFLICT AND REFUoE."-A speech de-
lvered before the citizens Of Euclid, by William X
sherwin, ESQ., upon this subject hssj just been pub
llshed in pamphlet form for general distribution
and as campaign tract. Mr.. Sherwin is rising
young member Of the Cleveland bar, and this
speech is. an able document, It Is for sale al
Hawks. ..
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LATER.
FROOI LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 81.

LOUISVILLE MaIeh ".
A man named Hauson. who was recently eE
PEELED from Berea, Madison Co., Ky, with John
G. Fee. has returned The committee again Or
dered him from the county, but Hanson, Nith p
or 30 associates, armed With rifles, fired upon the
committee. Nobody was wounded Hauson's
party barrisaded itself 10 house
The committee is composed Of 25 or 30 persons
armed with TeVOlvers.
A military force has been ordered from Lexing
iOn aud it is thought the disturbance viii soon be
uuaIiad
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RRAYRLrR,s RRaIsTRR.
pEPARTUREs.
NEW ADvERTIsRmENTs

J B. Cobb Co.--NeW Books.
H. D. K'ndail-Laaiss' sIir,s, Shawl BOrdsrs, &c.
J. 81. Hower-GrOoorles.
ImpoItcr
Cleveland Library Assnoiaiion-Lsoturss.
Christian 4 1lsuhall--Houss 70 Let.
James RennaId-Aoeount Book Lest.
Rsltborg HaasSmAn-Lineas
Morley Juison-Cauti1n.
Lewis 4 Easion-New Spring Goods,
s. s. BsrriS-Coal Oil, %.
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REFORMED BoYs,-This morning Mr.. G. E..
this city having in his charge eleven male youths,
recently discharged from the State Reform Farm,
being entirely cured Of their former incOrrigible
habits They most all belong on the Reserve,
that part of the State we believe having the larg-
est representation on the Farm.-[Columbus Fact.
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FROM HAVANA.
NEW YoRE. March R7.

NEw YoRE, March II.
The steamship Star Of the West from Havana
via New Orleans the 23d, arrived this evening.
She brings $4,000 in specie from New Orleans.
The health Of Havana was good.
Considerable excitement existed concerning the
capture of Marin's steamers, Which was viewed as
an outrage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

N Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Casters, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foes, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
octI Cor. Superior and Seneca sts
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SCHOOL ExERcIsEs.-Tbe closing exercises of
Euclid Station School will take place on Friday
afternoon, March sOth, at the school room. The
exercises are to consist of ReCitatiOns. Declsma-
tons, Music, &c. Friends are invited to attend
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FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT, March 27.
A fire at Mt. Clemens last night destroyed the
Empire House and several adjoining buildings,
comprising nearly the entire block on the north
side of the public square Loss estimated at S25, :
600 Insured for $4,000.
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EL.ECrlON


LEAVEHwOR1H, March 2T.
An election was held in this Territory yester-
terday for County 0fBesrs. The vote poled was
very light in LeavsnWorth county. The Demo
erats elected their candidates by about the usual
majority. Lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc IATIoN AND La
DIES CERIsTIAN UNION The ann1v, Vsary ofthese
Associations will be held on Thursd. v evening"
tho 18th inst at - o'clock at the Fir It Baptist
CHURCH. An address by Rev. James N. HO. VT and
reports may be expected Election Of ofic, rs fol
the ensuing year after the address
All who are Connec ted with, or inter ested in :
these Societies. are invited to attend on both &C.
casiOns.
J.J. ELwELL, Pres't Y M C. Association
Mrs. s. B. PACE, Pres't L. C. Union.
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CEpAR RArps. Iowa, March 27

The Iowa Legislature has conferred upon the
Cedar Rapids aud Iowa r. R. Co. land grant of
100 600 acres recently resumed for the Iowa CeD-
trail Co This is most valuable grant in this State
and ensures a speedy extension Of that line to the
Missouri river.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

n Hawks q Brother have received the New
York Ledger, Illustrated London News, New York
Illustrated News. and host of the latest perodi-
: and papers of the day.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MoRNING, HIARoHas 'sO.

~ The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale a.
Hawks, ]. s. Mation'a and olmstedt news Gepots,,
At news depOts q Weddell snd Angler Hotels ana
a Quinlans, us Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

V. B. PALMER, the American Advertising Agent, N.
E.eorner Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, ia
authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements
fOF tha paper. At lowest rates. His receipts viii
be regarded ss payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

BEDFORD REPUBLICAN CLUB-The RepubIi-
cans of Bedford have organized Club with the
following officers:
Presidcnt-A Fl. Comstock.
Vice Presiaents-L Tarbell, w t wheeIOck,
Geo. Cook.
Seeretary--J 6. Ely.
Treasurer Otis Gould.
Erseutiue COmmistss-B LamsOn,.E E. T Wheel
er, D. s. lockwood, Jam es Matthews, John
Libby.
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VARD CLUB.-The First Ward Republi-
a. 80 Vleveland viii meet at the Old Court
r,'I oiII y ~ 1g at r-2 o'clock Republicans
House this event.. Tad 10 attend
of the Wsrd are inv y o,,T,n,I,r,, D,s
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FROM CIRCLEvILLE.

CIRcLEvILLE, Ind, March 81.
The steamer Anglo SaxOD, from Cincinnati for
Arkansas River, took fire in her hold this morning.
She was scuttlsd and sunk. Deck cargo saved.
No lives lost The boat insured for So, 900
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AcOUITTFD
0surno. March 27

OsWEGO, March a.
James 0dell alias Jas. Il. Clark, who was ar
rested in New York few days since, for The al
legged murder Of AloR Curtis in this city in 1854,
was acquitted this P. II.
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SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN [. -, -
Primary meeting, called to meet on \ uonso on
ming next will be held at No Engine soto,
Perry street, instead of the Hudson street
House. By order
J.H. CLARK, President.
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This Ointment psnetratss the bisis of the disease
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s9eents
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DR. McCLNTocK's CoLD AND COUoH Nix
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MoRTeAeE FoR SALE "A first mortgage 70 T
$500 secured on Real Estate on Erie street worth
five times the amount. Address Drawer 377, Post
Office
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FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Pn1L4DELpHr4, March "a.

PHILADELPHIA, March q.
The express train from Pittsburgh last night met
with an accident when approaching this city.
Tue axle Of the tender broke throwing portion
of the tram on the track. The baggage car caught
fire and the flames extended to The express and
smoking car, ell Of which were burnt The mail
and nearly oil the baggage and express articles were
saved NobobOdy was injured
A young negro named Moses Horner, Was
brought here last night from Harrisburg on the
charge of being Fugitive Slave. He Is claimed
by Chas. 7. Butler Of Va The case was beisre
the U. s. District Court, Judge CadEaader this
morning. but at the request Of the fugltives couu-
sci, it was postponed until this afternoon.
Considerable excitement exists among the abo.
litiOnists in regard to the matter.
LATER.
Atthe hearing OF the fugitive slave case this F.
NJ. George H. Earl, counsel for the prisoner, OBJ
iected TO the transcript Of the proceedings Of the
Jefferson Co. Court IN the name Of the prisoner
being spelled in various ways, and there being
numerous alterations and erssures. Mr.. Benjamin
A. Brewster, counsel for the owner, produced
evidence proving the identity of the slave, after
which the hearing adjourned iill morning.
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pLAIN IN oRNAMENTAI PRINTIN


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dens at the Printing Establishment Of the EEADRR Once
the improved and pd Steam Presses, in the
style short notice. and At reasonable rates Par
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Of binding done especially Rlsnk Books Lsdger Journals
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PERsoNAL.-We learn that Mr.. Frank W, Bow
en-, long the popular and worthy Paymaster Ofthe
Cleveland. Columbus d Cincinnati Railroad, has
accepted an appointment as Superintendent and
General Freight AGentof the Great Western Road,
OF Illinois Mr.. Bowen has stood high 10 the esti-
nation, not only Of these having business con-
nectiOns with him, but of all who have known him.
He is an efficient officer and perfect gentleman.
We wish him abundant success In his new held.
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Last Nights Report,
xxxVIth CONGREss..FIRsF SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 27.


XXXVIth CONGRESS.sFIRsT SESSION
WASHINGTON, March a.
SENATE.
Mr. Seward presented petition in favor of the
Homestead Bill from citizens Of New York.
Mr. Brown presented a resolution oil the Missis-
sippi Legislature asking for grant of land to aid
in the construction of the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad.
Mr. Slidel introduced a bill giving the consent
of Congress to the leVying Of tonnage duties by
the States bordering on the Mississippi River, for
the improvement thereof.
On motion OF Mr. Brown, Saturdays were set
apart for consideration of business relative to the
Dist let Of Columbia.
On motion Of Mr. Salisbury the resolutions Of
taken up, and made the special order tor Monday
next.
Mr.. DoolittIe presented memorial in favor of a
bankrupt law.
Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn, rose to personal ex.
PLANTATION. He had seen in the New York Herald
report Of 3 speech made by the Senator from
/ New Hampshire, Mr.. Clark, at Dover on the 7th
Of March, in which reference had been made 10
bis State and himself
The extract was read BY the Clerk in which Il
was stated BY Mr.. Clark that Tennessee had too
little industry or enterprze to deTelope her mines
ofcOpper, and further, in conversatlol be CLARK
had had with him (Johnson) he had made the
same admission elative 70 the insecurity OF slave
property at the South.
hF. johnson asked If this was correct re-
POI. Clark positively declined to give any expla-
Mr.. the Senate,
nation in q you'd then assume that the report
Mr. Johns, ID RRsWer Il accordingly. II the
was correct, A. himself familiar With the factl
Senator had made Tennessee, then he stated
relating TO mining in 'Qtrue, aud II he bad 70
what he knew TO be "a = ,th she facts then ht
made himself conversant ~. sthiug about, HI
spoke Of something be knew no the relative
then drew comparison BEN w Hampshire
productlyeness Of Tennessee aho f,-r, %r Al
making deductions favorable 70 .i0 - er used 81
to the alleged conversation ne hAN A'''
language Sttributsd TO him.
Adjourned.
The House corcurred in the amendments Z
the bill tor filing the treaty s6PhiauOhS VIA
the Indians Of Oregon and Washing on. on
Mr.. Briggs presented petitions from NsV
York, numerously signed, praying Tor Inc PA'
sage Of Bankrupt Law. a..
The House then proceeded to the cOnFldefa
ton of the bill 10 provide for the safety Of pas
ssnRers propelled in whole or part by steam
Mr.. Washburne, of ILL.,, urged the imPortane
of the passage Of the bill. -
No remonstranee against it had come lloI no
the West, New England or the South, anu 'nsi
was none from anywhere except PerhaPs p
ticular localities.
This bill proposes 10 subject asTry' tus 81 =
freight boais to an examination ny 10y
Board Of inspectors bringing them WItnln v
provisions Of the Law OF 1902.
The bill proposes no ocean steamer rullIil i.l
j. more than 400 miles shall carry not eAessUu
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Y E. RuFfni, l75 Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Capa 1t EN-
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sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

REPoRTs TO TIE SECRETARY or sTATE.--In
the Senate ct tcolumbus on Saturday, Mr., Collins
nom the Railroad Committee, presented the fol-
lowing resolutions. which we're adopted
Rssolpea, That each railway company ineorpor
atod under any act Of the General Assembly Of
tbs State Of Ohio, be requested 70 die report In
the office Of the Secretary Of State on or before the
first day Of Oct 1880, setting torth the condition
and operations Of said company previous and up
to the lst day ofSeptember, 1860, ~ fully as may
be In the power Of said company, as to the follow
ing particulars, to witt
Here follows a column or more Of questions
touching all possible conditions Of the affairs Of
any Road.
Mr. Cox offered the following amendment
ResOlsed That the Senate standing committee
upon Railroads be authorized and requested to re.
port TO the General Assembly at lie adjourned ses-
sion on the hrst Monday Of January, 1861, en- abb
stract OF said returns, together with railway
code; and that the said committee have access to
and the control Of said reports after their Cling
In the Seoretarys office, until the first day Of said
adjourned session, for that purpose. Adopted.