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NEWS FROM THE HUNGARIAN.

MONTREAL, March 3.
The following was received by the Hunga.
rian's agents here last night.
BARRINGTON, March l.
To Edmundston, Allen & Co: I have arrived
from Baccsro light house. went over twelve
miles of the coast. No more bodies have been
foud. Three trunks have been found-one
belonging to Maragret Robertson, Montreal;
one to ROb't Martin, Toronto; and one to W.
R. Croker, NOrwhich; c..
found a quantity of 60 DDS at Baccsro and
Point Latour but not a prakage whole.
also found one boat undamsged.
From the present appearance Of the goods,
don't think it advisable to keep the schoon-
er here longer.
LOyd's agent advises the goods to be sold
here, they being so badly damaged. The
goods are spread over a space of about seventy
miles, and being in so many hands, there will
be gr eat difficulty in collecting them The
surveyors have not yet given in their report.
(Signed,) R. CRAWFORD.
The following is list of passengers booked
per the Hungarian, at heagency of the Grand
Trunk Railroad in England:
Mr.. Hyatt of ShorbroOk, one adult first class;
Mr.. Childs, of Brownsville e, two adults and
an infant ID class; Mr.. Evans, of Montreal
two adults, lst class; Mr.. Cameron, of Mon
treal, one adult, 1st class, Mr.. Stewart, Of
Montreal, one adult, Ist class; Mr.. Baller, Of
Montreal, two adults; lst class; Mr.. Wilson,
of Toronto, one adult, l st class; Mr.. Richard.
son, of Toronto, two adults, lst class; Mr.. Nor
risOn, Of Toronto, one adult class: Mr. Mar
tin of Toronto, one adult, I'd class; Mr. Shank,
of Toronto, one adult, I'd class; Mr.. Woods, OF
Cornwall, one adult, lst class Mr.. Bartlett Of
Quebec, one adult 81 class Samicurges of
Niagara Falls two adults, ID class; Mr.. FOgg,
of Milwaukee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

REAL. estate TRANSFERS. - The following
private sales have been entered upon the Record
er's book during the past week:
Feb. 81; Is6O.-Willlsm Richardson to John
Heblon, sub lot SO in J. K Htchcocks allotment
of ten acre lot 100 and l2I being 40 feet front on
Willow st. and l65 feet deep, situate two miles
east Of the PostoHice. Consideration $780,
Feb. %, Is6O.-Lewis Dichl, to Catherine Mil
ler part of sub lot 256, Barber Lords allotment,
beiug 2s feet front on Green St., situate 2 mile
south of the Circle. Consideration $3.50.
Feb II, ls6O.-JOhn II. Weed to Carlos L.
Jones, part of sub lot, 49s being 80 feet front on
Pearl St. Also Al feet on Pearl St. of the north
side of sub lot 49s, in Barber & Lords allotment,
situate near the intersection Of Detroit and Pear
st. Consideration $4,000.
Feb. 20, Is6O.-Leonard Clark and Others to
Mary A. Farley, the north end Of sub lot S39,
Barber & Lords allotment, being sc feet front on
Merchant st situate mile south Of the Circle.
Consideration $500.
Feb. %, Is6O-EdWin MOsier, to Abner Taylor.
sub lot l9l, In Bottoms allotment Of ten acre lots
and 9, being 80 feet on Orange St., and 100 feet
deep, situate one mile from the POstOfice. Con-
sideration 500,
Feb. %, ls6O,-Chas. L. Morehouse, TO William
Case, snb lot l6 of William Cases allotment Of ten
acre lots 40, l4l, and l42 SO feet front on Lake
st. and extending back to the railroad, situate neal
the Pittsburgh railroad machine shops. Consider
alton $500.
Feb. %, Is5O.-Henry Keller to Carl Kreckel
sub lot No. In John u. WOolsey's allotment o.
two acre lots 1877 andl3s, being 25 feet front OIL
Parkman street, and 100 feet deep, situate one mill
from the Postohee. Consideration S525.
Feb. %, Is6O.-Mary L. Miller to Luther Palmer
So feet front on the south sids of Euclid st. AM
1876 feet deep, being part of ten acre lot 6l stua
one mile east Of the POstofdee. Consideration
$4,000.
Feb. II, ls6O.-JOhn Becher to Ann Schoenfar
bsr sub lot s.. 10 Bottoms allotment of ten ser
lots T. and 9, 40 feet front on Liberty st. and IL
feet deep. situate l mile east Of the POstofhee.-
Consideration 5000.
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government has been deceived by spectators
into the commencement Of an expensive suit
which can result in no public good; that it is
a scheme to make the United States pay the
expenses Of litigation, when only private par
Ties can derive any benefit Il is also urged
that u the Government closes quicksilver
mines to determine title, it nay with equal
proprietY close gold mines
The Democracy are preparing for an excl
ting contest at the primary elections, to be
held throughout the State, this and next week,
for the purpose OF elecling delegates TO the
State Convention, which is 10 choose delegates
to the Charleston Convention. The contest is
between the Douglas and Administration
Democrats, all acting with the regular party
organization Different tests as to the quail
ficatiOn Of voters have been agreed upon in
almost every county, bnt generally such as
will allow the Anti LeeOmptOnites to vote at
the primary election.
Dr. Robt. P. Chase, formerly Of st. Louis,
has been arrested for elandestinely adnltera-
ting acids used for refining gold at the San
Francisco mint, and rendering thereby a con-
siderable quantity Valueless. The alleged OBJ
iect for committing this singular crime, is that
the Doctor is En enemy Of the acid manufac-
turers, and wished TO injurs them, and that
he proposed establishing an acid mandatory
of bis own, aud hoped 70 secure the patronage
Of the mint through the depreeiI tiOn of the
quality Of the acids made by his rivals. The
case has excited great surprise from its MALI
oions character, and previous good reputation
of DR.. Chase
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

THE GRRMAIN STEAMsHIP.-Mr. Rollin Ger.
main who has put forth startling propositions re-
CARING steamboat building, and who SO favOrably
impressed the people of Buffalo with his explana-
tons and illustrations, that a Committee with
Hon Millard Fillmore as Chairman, reported that
his arguments were sound and entitled to Icare
ful consideration, - this bold inventor is now
in Cleveland, and will give four lectures
Illustrative of his plans, at Chapin's Hall on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even.
ings Of this week. Mr. German insists that he
can establish the fact that steamboats, NAV be made
to navigate the Western lakes at fifty TO seventy
i've miles an hour, which, with other improve.
ments would effect a complete revolution in COM
mereial matters. These lectures should be at
tended by our business men. and by young men
who have much Of the future Of the city in their
hands Read what the Buffalo Express says Of Air.
German and bis plans.
We wish him success In his great enterprise; an
enterprise unmatched since the days of Columbus,
Tor the originality aud bOldness Of its conception
and IN It's promised benefits TO mankind. We say
Il without fear Of contradiction, that if Mr.. G.'s
views are even half true, (and We believe no one
mas yet successfully controYeried his positonsl
their importance to the cities and country border
ing upon our lakes-to the inland and external
commerce Of the country and the world, and to in
accommodation amongst men. cannot be over
estimated
When Mt. G. first announced his great theory
here, some few months ago, nothing but the high
character OF the nan could have saved him
from universal dersion,so Incredible did il appear
But It Is now bard 70 find one amongst tue manJ
who have heard bis lectures, who is not fully, o,
at least half converted 70 bis view,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. DIR. Gibson is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
hattsring testimonials from the most eminent Pro-
fessors Of Electricity in the United States in refer
enee to professional skill in tAe use Of EeetricitE
as curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chronic DIseaaes with uni
form success. He viii pay q premium for the
proof that his success is equaed by any ireatmsnt
that is now or ever was in the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured ct bis Office, No. lit Ontario street.
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OVERLAND MAIL.
MELoY's STATION, Marc

MELOY's STATION, March 3.
The Overland Mail coach, on the Butterfeld
Overland Mail route, with regular San Fran
cisco dates to Feb. 10th, and telegraph dis
patches to the lILh, arrived here at four O'Clock
P. NJ.
The Pacifc Railroad Convention has been
in session at Sacramento since the 9th. 1t is
composed of about seventy members represent
ing California, Oregon and Washington Terri
tory. Its object is to concentrate public SEN
timent, memorabilia Congress, and recommend
legislative action on the Government Of Cali
fOrnia and Oregon.
A resolution has been unanimously adopted
urging the California Legislature to offer a
bonus of S60,0O0 to any company that shall
first complete an overland telegraph to the
Atlantic States, and $4,000 to the company
completing a second line by different route,
provided both lines are finished within Is
months.
Several days have been spent in discussing
the proPriety of recommending the Legislature
to pass law subject to the ratification of the
people of California at the next general
election, creating State debt Of SlOO, 100000
for the purpose of building q railroad to the
eastern boundary of California. Members OF
the Legislature have been invited into the con-
vention to express their views on this subject.
The proposition will probably be rejected as
premature, and an aPproPOrtion be recommend
sufficient to thoroughly explore ell the mount
ain passes, through which the Pacific Rail
road may be built
Petitions in favor of a Sunday Law continue
to be sent into the Legislature, SO numerOusly
signed that it is evident legal day Of rest is
demanded.
An act has passed to protect c CAlifornia bound
emIgrants, by establishing a State agency il
New York to detect bogus ticket.swindlers.
A vigorous effort has been made III the Leg
islature to pass resolutions asking Congress L
dissolve the Injunction, which has resulted II
closing the New Almaden quicksilver mine
and throwing coo la6Orers out Of emPl0yueni
thus rendering unavailable one Of the riches'
mineral resources of the State. The question
is skill under consideration. The argument
advanced in favor Of the resolution is that th'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
OVERLAND MALL.
LEAvExwoRTH, Marcn

LEAVENWORTH, Marcn 3.
The Central Overland Express has arrived
here, bringing dates from Camp Floyd to Feb
rusry sth, Salt Lake to the 10th, and Denver
City to Feb. 22d.
All was quiet at Salt Lake. Bill Hickman
was slowly recovering from his wounds.
The health of the troops at Camp Floyd and
Fort Bridger was good.
The Express brought three passengers from
Denver, and twenty five hundred dollars. No
letters came by this arrival
Business at Denver was improving and
many miners are leaving for the mountains.
New diggings has been discovered in diff
ferent sections and parties had gone over to
the Colorado prospecting. A company was
being fOrmedtO explore that river as far down
az Fort Yuma.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

~ A strenuous attempt has been making for a
day or two past, by foreign parties to bear the
market for wheat. The particulars Of the case are
briefly stated thus: a contract for the delivery Of
10 GOO bu. wheat about the lst of March, was made
by these parties, at Sll5. In order to reduce the
difference between that figure and the market
price, as much as possible, and lessen the balance
to be paid BY them in fulfment of their contract,
they have procured the publication Of fictitious
sale of e,OOO bus. at sl,I9. One operator, we un-
derstand stood ready to take the whole amount at
sl5, but as their object was not to SELL they care
fully avoided making direct offer Of the wheat at
any price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

PERSONAL Mr.. H. N. johnson, who has been
for some years connected with the daily press Of
this city, has removed to Detroit, where he viii be
engaged upon the Detroit Advertiser. Mr.. John.
son is an industrious newspaper man, and talen-
ted writer and hardly fail to meet with success
in his new field.
ROllin GERMAN and Capt, Hsskins of Buffalo
the former the steamboat man and the latter well
Theodore 5. TiltOn, Of New York, well known
in literary circles, was at the Weddell yestsrda ay,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
TNPORTANT ID FEMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DIENTs In these Pills are the result Of long and
extensive praetlco They are mild in their opsraOn and
certain csTrso s Irregularities, Painful Msnstrua
ttions removing ali distractions, whether from cold or
otherwise headache psin the e. palpation Of the
heart whites all affections, Mysteries, fatigue,
puia in the back and limbs &C. disturbed sleep which
nr,se frorn iuterruusion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the comm sncement Of in the treatment Of
those irregularities and obstruciOus which have consigned
% many thousands Of the youn the beautiful and tbe be-
owed to a Premature Gave No female enjoy good
eath unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the eGsetua remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar Females To al classes they inTu-
usbs tsaueng ssi certainty periodical regularity. They
are known to Thousands whe have used them at disrsn
periods throughout the country having the sanction Of some
Of the most eminent pBIieiaas in A5sTIca. Explicit dTee-
oas stating aeH and sH they should not Be used with
each Bo1the Price One Dollar each boz containing 40
Pills,
valuable pauphi to be had free. Of the Agents Pills
enf By Ha promptly Oy enclosing price 70 the General
arsnt Sold b. Druggists generally
r. b HUrCHINGS. General Agent,
l6b Cbambers 81. New York.
Sold In Cleveland At VIM. Fisks and GaloTd Ham
monlis dec7eOWd&W:R20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

PRoF. ANDREW D. WHITE's LEcTURE.-TO
morrow evening Prof. Andrew D. White of Michi-
gan University, will lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association. His subject will be
Civilization in Russia, very interesting one Of
itself and viii be made particularly so by Prof
White, who will speak from personal observa-
ion, he having resided several years in that eoun-
FRY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
THE usE o.
DR.. J. HosTRTrRRS CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITrERs,

For dyspepsia, aaulenoe, hetvines of the stomach,
any other like affection, iE second In America or
abroad 10 be aale eonhdeaT that the Bsrp
certain Tor the dyspopsa and has diseases h to the
pToprstors source Of uaaOgsd pleasure II removes all
morbid matter from the sionaCh, pGaas the bloOd IN
parts renewed vitality 70 the nervous system, giving Il that
and sno1y indispensable 10 ne restoration Of health
The numerous uekuoWodgnsntso Of It's superior excellence
and bane acen results have uusurod the prupoors that
cannot bat prove great to the sietod and in7aI
vitality Throughout the system
FOE By Druggists and dealors generally everywhere
nd By Hossetter Smith, soils PrOpustor IS Water and
q Frunt strVsts, Piilrbunh. msrLlW
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRE March 8
No signs as yet Of the steamship Africa
now due, with Liverpool dates Of the 18th inst.
Wind North, blowing hard off shore.
The Times Washington correspondence
says:
The President had long interview with
Maj Gratten to-day. He expressed his regret
at being unable 10 afford Teas any protection
beyond that already on the frontier.
Clerks were employed till late hsur last
night in the State department copying Gov
Houston's dispatches and they were communi-
Gated TO the Senate to-day without any mes
sage on the subject from Mr.. Buchanan
These documents may lead to the passage Of
Mr.. Wigfalrs amendment appropriating ST.
6O0, 900 for regiment Of Texas rangers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

NAVIGATIoN.-Thei ice Of Buffalo harbOr entire
ly cleared out on Thursday night last, under the
influence of the warm March winds, and at this
time there is no impedimenl to free navigation -
This much earlier than usual at that port
The Detroit Advertiser says that three sail YES
sells were discernib!e upon the river there on FRI
day-pleasant pioneers of the coming season of
navigation.
A scow loaded with wood from Black
river arrived at this port on Friday last; and the
lake between here and Toledo is clear of ice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
THE INDIAN WAR.

WASHINGTON, March 8.
New Orleans papers to Tuesday last have
arrived here. Gen. Houston has received
more than 80 applications from gentlemen
desiring to raise volunteers. He has advised
that such companies be raised and ofFercered
in every frontier county, and that system of
espionage be agreed upon; and that in case
of alarm pursuit be given and the invaders
and thieves, whether Indians or Whites in the
garb, of Indians. be exterminated. There are
already nine organized companies in the field.
A truly alarming condition of affairs on the
western frontirr Of Texas is represenfed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

POLIcE ITEHs.-The following arrests were made
yesterday and the persons win be brought up at
the Police Court this morning Mary Jane Mckee
and John o'Nsil, intOxicatiOn; Barney MoNinny,
assault upon Mrs. Fay Susan BOrth, an old Of
fender, assault upon S. Wilcox, assault upon Mar
ths Smith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

GIVE PROPER CREDIT.-In yesterdays exchan
ges we noticed no less than four items crediled to
our city cOtempOrraies which should have been
credited to the LEADER. Come, gentlemen, If you
credit at ALL do it hOnOraby and fairly to the prop
er source
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
FROM NEW ORLEANs.
NEW ORLEANS, March

New ORLEANS, March 8.
The schr Jas. Miller from n Y. collided
on the l4th, with the schar Galena, from
Trinidad bound for N. Y. The latter vessel
is total loss
The Jas. Miller has arrived here in dam
aged condition, bringing the Captain and
crew of the Galena. Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
SANFORD'S
Liver EmVigOPaGOP
NEYER DEBILlr rATEs.

NhN Eh DEBlAl lhIES-
1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUNS and has become an ostAhl shed fact
Standard Aedicine known and approved by ali hGTs
used and res0rted 10 with confidence Ia all Ihs
diseases for which II Is recommended.
Il has cured thousands within the last two yeas
who had given up all hopes Of relief the numeIOus
unsolicited certificates IN :. ny possession shoa.
The doss must be adapted = 70 tee temperament Of The
individual taking it. and cd in such quzn ses as
act gently on the bowels. q
Let the dictates OF y0uI udgme1l Guide you IN the
use Of he LIVER N-SlNLGORATOR, and u
will cure Live COm-g .piaiufs, Bilious At
tacks, DyBpepEi a5@lChrOnie DiaFrhoeHy
> u m Q & o m si>lp latmrs, Dyse te-
Fy, DrOpsy, son ZlSt0machs Habitnai
CO5tiVenessS ChOi-i@lic, Cholera, Chole-
Fa mOrbuss Chelerusl II n IA niUm, FlatE-
ienceS aun d c e siss Female Weakness
Is, and my he used sur-l-I.essiuiy OkDIN A.
HY FAMILY MEDI-.%I CINE. i viii rurs Sex
II = D A & II L 49, thuuSsnds tesfifvl IN
FW ENTY MINUTES lEF-iFWO OR THREE TIA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-l-lEN a. commencement of
attack
All who It giving their es moBY in It's fayor
~ Nix water in the mouth with the iNVEGORArOR,
and swallow both together.
haHfa fNnns mnl
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Cor snperior snd Seneca sts.

u E. Rufini, ITS Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions of Hats and Caps. It en-
braces all styles and qualities, and of course will be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
10 call on Mr. Rufini
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
FROM PHII,ADRLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA March 8.
A brutal homicide was committed here this
morning. John Parker, cartman. was beaten
to death by two young ro8dies, at q lumber
yard. The attack was unproyoked Parker
was Prussiln by birth. The rowdies have
not vet been arrested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
PLAIN ANp oRNAMENrAL PRINTINe.

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done At the Printing EstHbhshment Of the LTADRR once
the latest improved and most rapid Steam Presses in the
best style short BOteo and At reasonable rates Par
teular attention paid Blank Work. Every description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books, LsdgoTs Journals
SALES Books. ReesivinE Boohs &c ae
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
NORTON's OINTMENI,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCROFULA;
Permanently cures scadhead RnzwOrms and all Itching
Erupti0ns Of ibe Skin.
Tis Ointment penetTaes to the basis OF Ihe disease
goes to its very souceand 1t from The sh beneath
10 the SKI the face sold in large glass boxes price
Co cents
Prepared by OEBEIF MORTON. PrODristor, New York
Depot At PEyFoLD. PAEEER 4 MOWERS. No. IS Beck
mar street.
SOLD bv STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG feb:s
DR McCuSTocK's Cold AND COueH MIX
4UnE-AaoBg ia eld and cough remedies" that food
the Market this slons stands the solid basis Of true
medical sclsnce Dr. NcClintoek stands in the fore non
Of the profession He stakes his reputation Whist he Of
fers 70 the sick Is a genuine curative Never has thi
preparsfiop fslsfed his guaranty. Price IS cents.
sofa BY WA. FIsKE, and by STRONG ARM
sTRoEG Cleveland fsh2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

V. B. PALNKB, the American Advertising Agent, N.
Ecorner Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadephia, ia
authorised to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper, at our lowest rates. His receipts will
be regarded as payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

FIRE.-Y esterday morning at 5 O'Clock fire was
discovered in a building at the corner of Lake
street and Williams Alley, occupied by ]. olen
dOffs as a dry house. Loss trihingi caused by de
feet In chin ney. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

The OMALIA MURDER CAsE.-The Jury in tie
case Of Mrs Kelly brought in q verdict of murder
in the second degree abOut ten O'Clock Saturday
night This is the same verdict as the jury brought
in in the case of her husband
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
TRAYRLER,s RRGIsTER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

+. !. BALI vim 4 Co.. Dress Goods.
Otis Brownell-CWn, wheat, -Four, &c.
RsttbsTg HnuSmann-Sewing Maehinet,
H. Ford-Msoting Of School Examiners.
M. Smith Co.-CO-P Partnership Notice.
FoT Rent-Thrso Dwelling Houses.
r. Gsrmain-Lsoturss on 0srmain's Steam Ship Theory
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FROM MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, March g.
Capt Crawford telsgTaphs the agents of the
Hungarian that FIVE more mail bags have been
found but no'more bodies.
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Saturday Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

John G. Baker, wealthy German, merchant,
died Oday.
Vincent Witcher and Grandoon, who com.
mitted, last week, triple murder in Frank
lin county, Virginia, have been acquitted on
the ground of self defence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
ARRIVAL or THE JURA,

NV DEDFUhDI MafCn o.
The steamer Jura which came here left
again this morning. The cause of her deten-
tion was, the tugs were too small. The Ach-
lilies is expected tOmeet and take the Jura in
tow TODAY.