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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

The ship Abon the great Balance Dock for repairs
She ALL be stripped, recaulked and newly cOPpered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

WINTER GARDES.-Professor Anderson commenced
his Wizard entertainments last night. The house was
very fall, and the audience were exceedingly well
pleased with nearly every item Of the performances.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27
GRAND JURORS,

For DECEMBER TERM, 1850.
Tiuom- Evru luu9s,
Eur E,rWicA-NiIm II. Wuodin, Mor4eui Jackson.
Driar .rprk Wi lam Hartman.
trutr'--S- -unI &. BuWrr.
CHitlWis.a- tirOa lr Hughes, Adam Fed, roll
TismngDr.ak- Hiram Hos Dli J EJgarG org Pow.
81.
rrauhI tn Nj .nu.I M.H-rl. Ja.,. .ou Cl.avcr
Greenwood james NluI IN, E0ht Rp0bns, Ell. al
Lemon.
Giriulrrk john CirON.
Iucu~st Jacob llulWig.
Mainc-William Ncnsrngor William Gittlcr,
Mnutnur--Is1uc NHvry
Mt Plea Huf- Abraham Diliinc,
OrDugr-- William Fisher samuel Zimmerman.
Suga.opr-Auinrs. Krla,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

ME,sns, II. W. GREASY & Co, of Light
Street, have received New Goods, to which
attention is invited by their Commercial
Card in our advertising columns.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

OUR thanks are due to DR.. JonN, of
The RtP"blieo7, and Mr.. YoHDY, his Fore
man, for the use of their form Of type,
from which we print the "Award of Prem
iums."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

Messrs. BEcKLEY d BARKLEY's Graded
Schools opened on last Thursday, in
Bloomsburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27
BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.

uun,s | En
d. ,n,-,.-,-.e.. n-
= ,.,,' ,.,.', l''' '''',' "a No>N'"' Is 'ili'
"''' '''' - ''''' '''p'O'"Oi''
Nossrs R,c,,,r,. ,.Sp,n-,.,-c,,
Schools ononod -, la. ,rl.,..,.. =:
Bloomsburr. -
-
strcct hovo rooo;,.,J von. C.,1' t,.'f;''
attention !, in,itoJ H.. n,;n C,',,.",,, ~ ",l','
Card in our odyorti .iro onI,,nn,
Our thanks are due to DR.. JOIN, of
The R'poblicon, and Mr.. YonDY, his Fore (
man, for the use of their form Of type,
from which we print the 'Award of Prem
iums.'
,-I
olNroN LAT oroNE-Ar' jan" H.
u"'o'' Oh b'oomSour@, mas succeeded
MI Anew" t. IN the Hat and Gap business
at fair prices See his card
DANNlhhE uRSERY'-J0/t' nest, Esq,
advertl'eS MS SPienold Nursery, near Dan
Nle' III TINS to'""''t" De"'0eF0f' We
Invite the attention OF our citizens, farm
erS anu hortlculturiat' to his excellent va,
llctles' MI Best Is Il falr dealer and Will
tlIn n r1iStOmnr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

GGRToNs HAT SronE-lTr. J6hn II.
Giio", of Bloomsbury, has succeeded
Mr.. Ancwa't, in the Hat and Cap Business.
Mr.. Girton is worthy man and will sell
at fair prices. See his card
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27
From Pixies Peak.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
DIR. JNMNATnN.

THE founder Of this Celebrated Institution offers the
1 most certain, speedy aid only ct.ctual rruindy ia
world for u 'ois tar elects Stfiuures Seminal weak
ness Pains IN the Loins, Constitutional Debility, lupU
tcucy Weakness Of the Hack ud Limbs. Affections
tile kidneys. palpiutiu Of the Heart, DIsprpaia Nut-
vp- Irritahi,y, Disease of the llcud. Throat Nose
skin, an Niusc serious and melancholy Disorders
arising from the destructive habits Of Youth Which de
struys be 'h body mind. These sCCrrt and solitary
practices fatal 60 their victims than The sung "
the Syrcus to the mariners Ulysses, bghtng their
brilliant hopgs and aucipatuns, rendering marriage sc
Impossible.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

"GooD Counsel is above all Price,
Such was the counsel Franklin gave when
he said "Tal,o care Of the pence, the
pounds viii take care of themselves. "Bc-
ware Of the little expenses for ga small
leak will sink Il great shjp,' "B2 patient
in adversely and humble in prosperity -
"Be mindful Of things past and proyldcnt
Of things to come "By timely wise,
rather than wise in time;' and they who
are timely wise deposit their money in The
Franklin Saving Fund, No I36 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, whore it
will draw 3 per cent interest, and can al
ways be had in gold orsilyor when desired.
This old and reliable Saving Fund n'ygr
suspended Investments are made only in
the best securities Large and small sums
received, ocy advert j#AAyut III another
column,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

DANyILLE NUnsERY.-JoL0 Best, Esq,
advertiscs his splendid Nursery, near Dan
vile, in this CoL@nbia Democrat. We
invite the attention Of our citizens, farm
crs and horticulturists to his excellent va.
Iictcs. Mr.. Best is Il fair dealer and will
do the largest justice to his customers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

uctob,rG, Isso. In.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27

10y Virtue Of writ Of L,yari EaciaS to
~ mc directed, issued out or the Court OF Common
y o~ o the county OF Columbia rcnnH will be exposed
/" Puhlc SAFE at tho Court House, IN 6luOmsburg on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15


PniSpuruis, May IA, 1880
SOCKS nrm. Pennsyivsna state lives, etss; Reacrc
Railroad, n; Morris CANAL, beH Long Island Railroad,
12t; rnnsylvsuss Railroad, ss,s. si4h exchange on
New York at par 1 20 per cert disccun,
NV UExrk~x May IL tS6p
Costcn--salrs day osco hsles mo steamers news
caused greater hfm1exf proos s1cs, bot quotations.
changed Sugar seaoy st tsso. NO. for MIR 70 fully
fair Topr steady ~ 50 ss for superanc, Pork quiet
aud advanced SO: lara Va bbls Ike wbskey fie .
2oe. 0nniss 1870.
co,icn-s~cs to-day Go bales. sarset unenaageA
Noaus Nay IT, fst1
Ccror-ssies 10 dAy go bales me ssessners news
had no eject on toe uafset midd'ns fo,sc. sfcAe
rasrtsruS, nsy "a, 1sce
Coiionsalc. 10 day 200 hsiss, ~ rnonansed rates
prrsrurrus, May ~, 1895.
Flour dun: prices easier, ru, unchanged wreM-id.
lie rourv and uricee weak white, ~ 90 =, &C. rf1,
N al coyp srtlve sales ~ 900 busbsR yellow nj 7ec.
Oats ate 81 &c. Prov sscns firm mess PORK, SIS 90
n SIS 10; new pIrne. SIS. Beef s~sdy. Lard, iSc
IKE. whskey, 221Sc . &c
Flour closed with declining tendency Hovard street
vrreynr~ 90 tct,, vi,hcut s.es When quiet. white,
a 80 = n 80; red si so q Al &C. Corn 1rn Al ssc a
s5c fcr white yellow Provisions steady a. former
quotations. whstey, &c. 2sc.
Fopr In moderate demand s.cs eco ebs AZ ss rs for
state from spriue wheat and 80 o. ~ 62k for extra
white Canadian at 81 So Corn qu,e, Canal freshss frr
rsrr. ooc vhesi. sc corr, sisc 70 New YORK. Lake
rrpcrfr--6 SEQ bis four n 600 busbeh wheat y $50
bustsIs corr eco husher oats Cara. exrr-s--a so
hels a7uy sstt0 tngbcis vbsat. 300 tssreh e1-u
e,o bCfhts yfas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
Scene In the Park.

ASSAULT eros ALDERMAN RussxLL m THE rkRK.
Between twelve and O'Clock yesterday thu oty Han
and vicinity WA the scene Of considerable cxcemeut,
owing 10 attack made upon Alderman John RasscIl,
q the Eighth district, by Alderman wn. Wilson, OF
the Frs, ward seems that the latter hal boon ufosm
cd that Alderman Russell had crcuiascd report that he
RusseiD could lead Mr.. wilson by the any time
This od not quit Mr.. " and meeting Alderman P,s.
eel IN the Park, accused him Of the chsrre
Mr.. Ruspcu stoutiy dcuicd making OF such
language but in spite n all ihh NJ. WHou. appears
was po BchCed 70 take hh word, and seyns the AlSer
by the head irffed two three severe cns ou hn
fscr Tho scvie octween the two brought largo crowd
about them, and Mr.. Wilson room dragged or urd
the Ahcrrsn vas taken i1to the CITY Hall. Aidermap
Rutsel attempt 10 hSht other han 10 ward 81
tho blows given him and they rsparssed
left WiIfon IN his rcry, with . lsrss crowd around
him. NJ. Rrssels lace received three severe
truises GO the rose and upper Up pre.rced more IN
appearance from the ns,ls ~ Mr w. than his fa A
complaint viii co doubt be odrco sesbsf NJ Wilson Tor
Assault sDo battery. Both psrnes we're members q The
Mozart General Committee and reported that Ia
difficulty originated from quarrel which took plscs
Mozart ban tine ago; hut this, Appesrs net he
fact, Mr. Russell Says ne has always manifested
friendly feeling toward Mr. wllton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

ArfscAS nsAsAuo FINN Assocluov--A, the annual
meeting Of this assoeia,on held yesterday Afternoon al
r. rooms No $50 Broadway The following oacsrs were
elected, to year from The Il, proximo
dert, James Brady; Trustees, ". p cnapnsn, j. s.
HoEbrcok, G. W. Mclean, JOAN Gen'n Joho trourhsn
Treasurer, J. II. QUAY; Secretary G BERNARD; fsrec
tors. W. l. Rsseuan, W. r. Rake, John By,se J. Brig
man, J. G. Bcrtest, n. \. Clarke, " naTidse, H.-s
way, Hyusrd, II. J. isher~ood, J. W. Lrrsca. @ X.
Mason, j. Moore, J. Seton, Barney Williams INC snrus
report read by c Bernard, shovinr ,ha, during
TIE pest the sam or 1881 70 vas pad on, fo- an
Suites 81 2u@ 80 Tor sick ca,us SEQ for ~ndcvs ana
s.Si tor funeral expenses Ba'suoc n expsudssare
sl.eAS The receipts during tho same period. to-
cudns ha,sDce hasd, sa,ieo o. Balance n bsrk 40
Inysyisd N ssuck 500 40 ~, oc'udrg sssh 10 ssps
The following figures sh0v fhc benrnt that many usrnons
have .e isid hon ihe asSocs,ior Tney arc Al s1p~r
iherselvss ,--Mr W ~ G ps'a SIS X,s rec.,ves
s2Es % NJ y x. paid sitl y, reserved 81 sls os:
NJ, A r pad sss. received Al ess 90; NJ fIT.S
$50 received SOS o. Mr. " A. to,er sixty Year, II 40
ard rev SEX Isit $50, received si.ses y. Hrs n
ceivec Nsss 60, hr. q. n D rad sos Is. received
g. iaS q; Nt &. ". tsi-s) paid siss st reosived
ssloi NJ a A. pad sisl. rcee,vsd siss %. ars.
received ssfr W. tsnce rec~aFcc) paid slos ~
received s4sd wdov W " u psia seA ~ roc.,rea
80 ' y a Ics, ' sa,d 81 ssa ~ " rsc',.d
J. REQ 'eb. ,ecs,ved ssi3 -. tr. y L Decreased,
REID siio So. received ss:s; wlec~ } = p.a $40 re
rs 20 NJ pa ss ss r s as .s t &c Z,
: has vsived his clam hive deaths occurred curing
TIE yesr-hr IL isrsno, :. 7 EyllrFs, n ws,soo.
further slowed that there we're npeieen cslmsnr On
the sck find, i've WIDOWS and htesn anrultaps. me
. , .'I 70 prosFsrou' , sondSs asd nov pay
top pro rata among the sick claimants and snnutsuts
Widows receive $50 rer snnum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
Personal InsslIssswe..

Gov. Buckingham Of ocnpecticus' Dr. ysssan., Mr.. J.
creme and NJ Jchn Curt all Of the uuitea s,aaes
o. inc United States Army, are stopping a. the Asior
Capt coTaDd and Msier Hcnry Hin, both Of TIE unisd
Msriysn, Captain o. n . n snsp Lucifcr are soppse
NJ the New York Hotel
pr. y. r. Ware Of the New York Hospital ssd m. O.
O. Shelton, o. a. LOUIS, are stepping az the uaon P,Aos
Mr. W. S ogden, Of the Unned STATES Navy, N SOP
ping II the 50 Denis Hotel
Governor Morebesd, T. r. Caldwell, D,q co,osei risis
=. 9; ie'sr 10 a Msr5smOp; b., ~ Of Worth
John X ferger, Of Ssds~ppi, and ,. b. Adgev, Esq,
and party, are STOPPING al ne Efsh Avenue Hotel.
VIM. ezo~ski Esq President Of the Grand Trunk Rail
X. Cameron. Attorney. General Of Canada lion. }. n
Bccoct q Virginia; Captain wines, q the rn'sd BlAsss
Navy and Re-, A Church Of Georgia, ere ssopptas at
colODei r. y X. whitBE, Of Cantcrnh; Colonel Wood
and laey. of New orles,s Proersor rhers % T-nsoc
D. x.r a ;se sSy c x sS:o ,s ssy H
Hose
roo. ", " Tweed, q S,~ Yo,t; CIV; SUMMER
Wis Hos " Tuisr. q fsnr'I lvsaIs; Won. k ".
v.ris rIsa. 8. T. Sixos Of New Jersey; General A. g
Johnson. Dr.sssaai cosc~ Hssdee, csp'-in rrey Z.
s , Zen nr- s,v ~ k ssns r. NsT as.s esnsrs,
sisios niniser 10 Srain. Naor VI W Leland al Tssss
ssrs IN Washington saturday.
On The lcu Iust ibe oin7sns az Newport, Ky, we're
Dot rsse r,ertst BY the Atpcurccrnent cf ihs
r&eo NJ u J. focreY Secretary o. the HortcnHur~{
Sn<ifiF n Chcbnau " knris smith. . prs&fy eiyl ~
vefy hrrhe circumstance only IN her rscscen<h year
Ass nefyt Of tsns1a, ard resided 10 III romnsbc
tekttottocd o. Nseas Fsis uutn about three years
sso E1er ere wss thrown without friends upon NE vds
world, by zoe desih q her ishss railroad oonrscs,
"to Nas tifd II fntft CD on the Grand Irunk ksA-
Ioss ie~ wssts sse.. Nara and yes s.. asssr
rc enf "a rttpecsabe isnils, snd vns onrine van
NARA o. Der the residence Of cne 81 ose coz
tgt that OF Mr. Hooper. thai he nrsa saw and al
miro heY Mr.. Hooper SIXTY pears Old and one night
th.ak tta the rosu Of many winters sprnklcd upse
beao ~celd chin all M romance but ~ genial mfuenos
Il youth ADD beauty etsn tnEn INC head On ase and maks
!sDusrr sue 10 My.
statement says she Eotonsf hfsuisrso1 appeared
raw avs $50 IA New York pkrer. 0AnenHed nom ibR
sy bv NJ cc-rrsycndsni thai Nc venerable Chief Justice
hsd he CAV before hs way out Of court fallen 10 The
oor from exhsustcn. We think proper, In order to
relieve spy anxiety ~hlch the report may have created
sura the Judge ffencs At distance, 70 say TIA;
Uniyue ~ beam We ere happy 10 sara, ss good ~
has been for some tine past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

eHUr BrsrUF.-A mate n sship, nsned Frsnce ycro
raid While purchasing revolver Yesterday afternoon in
re ficfc o. Wears Tones Sons, So Maiden fare
tcltep'nly shot himself N The IN sio He Va reln,v
"a e - hcsptd and " wler extracted to bsn from
~ fa-k 1Gs sVarc, g he CIT. ar prove iA.al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

ttE1r NoRr,tuv he people Of Rye valley. IN smyth
county, Va are greatly sicseA by what 70 ~
nd hve "a bN fsmy tssc Died viii it-eeeks prrSer
mrlc ciizens a. tssi vs'ey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Befoyc Hon. JUDGE Mullen.
Nav AIN the mst'ev OF Henry A. Fsrt vs.. Geo n.
White and others The Ocuy decided that the plsntis
doctor Cbccvcrs) party The duly el,ced husssea,
and dissolved The temporary lpuncurns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Further NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - The Grow.
ana what the Cargo CeasssssA se-usw
she was gela-rhs Present Owners
AaAe Unknown
ma clipper baSk wndnrs I'm New York On ths len
December iass, for The sand q g. Thomas, b In West
Indies. with full cargo and crow. Her tonnage w. AZ
tons register, snd a thas time abe hooked up " -
hne, magnificent clipper.
The crew consisted Of the iolIowhg:-
Captain staabope.
Cay, ditto.
CaTpenser-Georse J I'd wards, New Jersey.
sseward-Charies LAWS, New Jersey.
Cook-Wm johnson, New Jersey
saisoys-John Brown, John Ryan, Thomas Nuspsy
James Tho~pson, J. ftmsr, Oliver Martin ana Tnsnas
CToss, al Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Tho above copied ist from The manifest Of The CAIRO.
With which the wiidnre freightsd wben she In hare
for the West Indies the day specified Ouy reporter
took the trouble Of sscertanipg tho total vaue Of ~ oar
Co. and III intrinsic value is calculated 70 have ben
s26,3is.
Upon making inquiry at Mssurs. Hargous hcshsrs,
the former owners Of the wildare, he told by thsss
gentlemen that they could furnish other additional par
uculars beyond what had appeared 10 the HERALD It yee-
terday morning. with this provso that the wdnre We ncs
now In their possesion, she their Inst
they had nothing TO do whatever with the vess being
nterrogated to the present owner Mr. Hagous sisted
that he was quite ignorant Of that Fact the wdre had
been sold for them by broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

The Stsamshsp Isabel, etc.
CHARLESTON may IL 1890
Tbe senmahip Isabel las broken her shas Gill 20
70 View York 70 repair. he Catawba takes her pace
and vii all for Havana on The 1pth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
VAxRTY-sIXrH CONGRESS-.
yInsr sxsG0N.


hat the Jspsnes Embassy drew better than Douglas
Mr. Cxnrrpx, Is. opp Of Ky, moved that the ssssts
adjourn. fr.
Mr.. Fssxsp<x, (rep) o Ne, opposed 70 adjournns
Mr.. CzrnsDH explained that this was far above N
xnss soss a.ss.s he Senate adjourned, BY yea. 10,
nays II.
HOUSE sr Representative.
wAmxoros, Nay IA, 1880.
The Cnspsia (ar tocksou) in The course Of hs prayer
nd: -
may ali ths done In connection wnh be 70 my kory
and for tho good OF their nation and the good Of
The truh = n Jesus and updsrsssnd and appreciate 4
that they, like ourselves may be redeemed by It, and
give good hope Of better Inheritance In heaven.
There Was much ooafas0n ~ to what business should
nrss be considered, during which
wss,is sSi the House. h.d SEN ne jspan.s.i INV"
Several nenscsnal mousos 70 adjourn were made from
the democratic side
to take 10 the Michigan contested election CASE wanted
10 know what onecpon the oemocrss had 70 considering
Nr. LAMAR, (dem.) Of Ess Our side are not pre-
pared.
The cnK proceeded 10 call the roll ~ TO whether the
When the name Of Mr. Hrours, dem OF Nd, vas
resched. he sad be tired OF tins haoureripg bus.
vs. me goes. .ss snsss.d ,asP u,ocsss", '0J ~
would not lend himself 10 thsm srsip Ne FOR going
on with the business Of Congress. tcdes OF good"
fright" from the republican sice) while iertner de
nouncpg nbustsTng ans atary tacti;s he called
10 oreer BY hts democratic irends
TIE House, by lea sgsinst e. agreed consider the
Michigan contested election
Mr.. CoIFsx, (cem.) OF mo- from the Post Once Com
,,ee, rcporfed bi 10 estAbsh certain post routes all
Of Witch we're recommended BY members Of the House
Psssed without resdfpg.
Mr. DAVE called for The reading Of he resolution re-
ported IRON The majority q the Committee Elections,
declaring that Mr. Howard n, and MI Cooper not,
inledio seat nom the FIRST oongressona dstrir OF
Michigan.
The minority report declares tia, Mr. Cooper entitled
10 retain hs seat
Mr.. DAVIS advocated Mr.. Towards right, when the
House sc iogrped.
The Games Of Messrs Petite and Woodruff should have
sppeAred m the detailed vote on froay sgains blag
the Idaho Territorial bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

The steamer Bay ssAie vas fpali, rvt Oh yesterday
and cape into rort little irjnred. shs VII resume her
uirA inped,ateiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Tnoo q nIbsrs VI. Ueks, hI1as WanAn Jsan'
-, Ssr Pfasy On Beard he Sleep
Elub 4. ysAnssn -openng
Ssr the frssosutisn.



Bsfore Hon. Jadge Szna1ey.
Ma, l4-ns VHssed &asss u. ARst W. Hscas, s,iss
vsn<s~ yeAsssw- bel announced tAas this sutsssr.
.sry and mysterious tragedy would he sroagh. 70 vial
- ncrnng, NE court room was donseiy crowded.
,sss s.Asy sasa ~ inssrmsde BY tAs District Ass
- snas there lggs number Of Witnesses for Tia
vssssstca, Hnd the DISTRICT Court was hrgsr thar she
usss sssn Inc proceedings would be csaAucssd in ths
yssiu CpSYs rsVm.
hsre were several women In court who ere 70 DO
NnAnAA - Witnesses
- pnener stands charged with having on the 2lst OF
7nsch sss made violent asnau George II Burr, ON
o. high eeas board the sloop Edwin A. johnson, and
sse fesaiouay and practically carried away the goods
vhs master u hat vsssel The property coussted
q sssut $50 IN gold and silver CON- watch snd chain
q Ne value S26 bag, coat, vest, par
& pantA,oons and fen hat The second Indictment ia
ae sane :. ne nr but charges the felony 70 hsys bcea
sennxtsd in ~ lowes bay.
N prisoner has been aso indicted By the Graai jury
- he murder a Geo. h. Bnrr master a the Ed win a.
nneea - two seeznen tbrohers) named Oliver Watts
- 6nnh Wntta A robbery On the high sea- piracy
- punishable with death, the prisoner placed
oenl ncw for the robbery only.
m prosecution was conducted by ex Judge Roosevelt,
onsea States Qsuict Attorney and Aessrs Chas II Hum,
I'D James DWeht United states Attorneys
0nsera Graves and Sayts defended the prisoner,
wa unchanged IN appearance, and exhibited the
es teDsaner which has marked his oOeduct throughout
! NJ is2lowipx Jurors were empaneiled after some
sansngss and some being excused for having formed
~ szpressed An opn,on:-
y BsrDEa koElfoy, ]. Andrew Brady
4 Owen Foley, 3. Robert W Alien,
= jain Coulter, 0. John Farrell,
q Geo w. Jackson, 10. James Fuller,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-13
Tho unIon nIu.t Be Prs.srvoa.

An abie aFtiole in the Cincinnati Gazette,
upon the present political crisis, afer expos
ing the designs OF President Buchanan, closes
as follows,
.sLook at his Cabinet Around his council
board sits openly avowed traiiorsl One Of
them, holding the purse of the nation, is al
ready virtually in the camp Of the avowed
enemies of the nation, who are leagued and
sworn to break uptte very government in
which be continues 10 lold most responsible
official position Most benign and compla-
cent old public fanetionar The head Of
your Treasury Department and though less
openly, yet presumably (trom -his conduct)
the head of your War Department are just
On the point Of casting of their allegiance,
and joining Ia a most criminal rebellion
against the very power you represent Yet
you continue 70 give them every facility they
could desire, as spies exploring every resource
and secret of the government they are about
to repudiate aud betrny. You have given
them, unreservedly, the utmost advantage
they could ask, even Il they seriously intend
to hold on to the main sinews OF the govern
ment and by q coup etat turn the whole
force Of iJs authority against its legitimate
supporters.
And yet no voice--or only some faint and
facetious One-is raised in either branch Of
Congress, as this work Of Disunion and infa-
nous treachery goes on. Is the Republican
party selfannihilated ere it takes possession
of the power which the people have ordered
into its hands, We have waited patiently
for some ground Of better hope. The pro-
pitious time has passed, but all is not yet lost.
Bsckslid ng journalists have already infinite
mischiefs TO account for. Connivers at Disu-
uion have done much to corrupt public epin-
ion even in the North. Silent Republican
Congressmen-paralyzed, apparently by
events that they cannot but have forsseen in
the clearest manner for mOnths-have con-
tributed to the growing evil. Have We no
leader, at the National Capitol, who 1Rres to
speak out plainly, and TO lead off in impeach-
ing a traitorous Executive, in arraigning
avowed traitors, in maintaining the senti-
ments Of the Northern people almost univer-
sally, by reafirming with emphasis-THR
UNION EUsT AID SHALL BIZ PREsERvED2
Undeniably, critical times are upon us
We are disappointed only in the temper and
spirit with which the crisis is met We had
not expected this. Until recently, we had
thought such conduct impossible. A few
more days Of temporizing, like thst we have
seen on all sides for the last week, and the
worst disasters viii be upon u.s. There is
now imminent danger that treachery on one
side, and weakness on the other, viii prove
fatal 10 the Union. Our adVices from Wash
ington already convey the impression that it
may now be two late Tor decisive action
"Paci6cation" by Congressional resolution is
out Of the question. We advise all to look
the present danger in the taee, and to prepare
for the worst.