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ARRIVAL OF THE NOaTH BRITON.
F4RrHEa POIs4, April 80.

The steamship North Britou, ftom Liverpool 18th,
via QueenstoHn lsth arrived Of this point on htr way
to Quebec. -
New York The Fight continues 10 attract great at-
tention The referees decision In relation TO the iu
turs bad not been announced
were so satisfied that drawn battle had been deeid-
ed.
The same journal had qualified sulagy the aght.
Il IA thought Sayers confident OF victory in ten
minutes more, and that HeenAns friends requested tie
The steamship Milo from New York to London had
put into yarmouth Shot Of coal and will che loss Of
IIvsRPOoL, Tuesday 19-BrOadstuas buOyant.
Corn 9th higher.
Provisions quiet.
Produce quiet and unchanged.
LONDON April TO- P. M.-Consoles closed at "a 81
TO IS So for money and account.
MADRID, April 18.-Gen. 0rtegs was shot
this morning.
The Daily News city article of Wednesday
evening says: In accordance with the antici-
patton expressed respecting the whole Of the
million and half Of notes which we're lately
Withdi avn from the Bank of England and
locked up by discount forms, were this day
restored to that establishment. The funds
we're fsVorably effected by the easier appear
ance Of the market, and in the afternoon
stimulus was given by the announcement Of
the restoration Of the missing mass Of curren-
cy to its accustomed resting place, coupled
with report that considerable amount Of
gold had been sent into the Bank, and an ad-
vance of per cent. was finally established.
The supply Of money to-day was most liberal.
The best short paper was discounted at 40
s Der cent, but in other cases per cent. and
upwards must still be quoted at the Bank,
and the demand was moderate. The improve
ment in the exchange having caused cessa-
ton Of the demand for gold for the continent
ninety-hVe thousand pounds Of the &l29,-
900 by the Suffolk, was this day sent into
Bank. Any further supply will probably
similarly be dealt with. The amount Of spe-
Gle engaged for the East by the steamer Ceylon,
which viii sail on Friday, is as much as E62-
900 in gold, and the residue in silver.
NAPLEs-The Ministers Of England and
France had demanded interviews with the
King, but no day has been fixed for their re-
eeption.
The Posts Paris correspondent states that
the Sicilisn insurrection is more serious than
the telegraphie accounts would have led per-
sons to suppose.
CHAMBEEH, April Ieth.-M. LsitE arrived
yesterday, and was present alta banquet in the
| evening by the Governor. A toast was drank
to the Emperor Of France. NJ. Laity appeared
on the balcony Of the Governors house and
read dispatch announcing that the Emperor
and Empress would visit Savoy in May or
June next. Several houses were illuminated.
Another report Of the Liverpool market
states the imports Of cottons on Thursday at
Il, ,454 bales. Previously during the week,
90 900 bales.
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Great Conanrrurion nr warren.

NE~AA NtAAl3 l3EAkAau ~ H@N@N-@
By conductor Medbury, Of the last evenings
train on the Cleveland and NahObing road, we
learn that terrible Gre was raging at Warren,
Trumbnll Co, when the train passed trough there
at 2P. n. having broken ont about noon. The
Gre originated in q small machine shop near The
canal; from thence the sparks communicated the
Ore to barn near lhe depot, belonging, singularly
enough, to the owner Of the machine shop, The
high winds swept the sparks and brands over the
town, and Fulka livery stable, back Of Main street
vas next consumed From here, the aie spread
to the rear Of the stores frontiUg upon Market
street, and iguited them. The upper covered
bridge was nearly consumed when the train LEFT,
the Presbyterian church being In the same eondl-
ton. The greatest excitement prevailed 10 the
,own. The streets we're full Of goods and Of
affriRhted men, women and children. The a'o
was breaking out a. various points, and the two
engine companies could make little hssdway
against Il.
There being no telegraph from Warren to this
city, we are unable to give later reports.
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POLICE CoURT, APaIL SOth.-Yesterday morn
ing VIM. MalOy was sent to the chain gang 80
days for disturbance.
John Jones wSs fined IS and costs for using
insulting language.
Thomas Marshall, disturbances, fined sS and
costa.
John Bean, drunk 81 and costs.
Martin Kelly, drunk, costs.
Ann Haley, vagrarey, so days jail.
Mary Kramer, vagraney, $40 and costs.
Thomas COferty, drunk, 81 and costs.
Thomas Cunningham, drunk, sent to the In.
hrmary.
John Kennedy, disturbance, was fined s. and
costs.
Charles Jones, disturbance, was anod So and
costs.
Hugh DOnnely and Charles A. stOckhOuie,
two boys, were sent to the State Reform Farm for
petit larceny.
Charles Bisst drunk, in6rmary.
NJ. C. Mcdonald, assault and battery, IS and
costs.
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, LATEST FKoH THE sAUF ST. NARIEs The
steam tug Eclipse arrived ct Detroit from Saut
81. Asries.on Saturday, morning. CaptNeTriclear,
reports The st. Mary's river entirely clear, both
above and below the canal, except a small body
Of Ice in Hay Lake. The utmost efforts are being
made to open the canal by the l6lh Of May. The
new gates have been got iniO the canal, but not
placed; they have still to be painted and caulked-
There is still much stone to lay.
Mr.. Thomas Edwards died suddenly on the
light Of the l7th.
Mr.. William Grant, scOtehman, employed on
the canal, was killed by q stone from blast On the
leth inst.
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New Books,

MOUNT VERNON, AND OTHER PoENs. By HAR.
VRY RICE. Third Edition. Columbus; Fo.'
lett, Foster & Co., 1850.
Hon. Harvey Rice, our worthy fellow citizen,
has long been known as q man Of uncommon
Strength of mind, and Of far more than ordinary
ability IS writer, having been q leading spirit
in the Educational interests Of the State and being
widely considered as the Guther Of our present
vstem of schools. By this volume Of poems be
will hereafter be known as poet Of high order
The OF l>eniug poem of a Mount Vernon" is ore full
Of ustsioHic Gre and 3 noble reverence for the
ccnseerate spot and these emotions Mr.. Rice has
embodied in attractive versiheatiOn. There are
many among these poems that VIII long haunt
those who read them attentiyely, and with an eye
to the spirit as well as the measure
The volume is attractively issued by the pub
fishers.
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TIE GREAT FIeHT-FULL RRPoRTs.-A full
and complete report Of the late great international
hgbt for the championship of the world, will be
found in this mornings LEADER. It Is compiled
from Bells Lille in London, the standard sporting
paper Of the world, and from the English edition
of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times. These papers
reached here at P. N. yesterday, and large
crowd rushed to Hawks, Quinlan, Cobb Mat.
sons, and 0lmsteads, foI the late reports It will
be seen that both papers accord the highest praise
to Heensn for his courage and skill, up to the very
last Hers the accounts differ, Bells Life reflect
severely upon Heenan tor his cOLduct while Wilkes
lays the blame of the row which broke up the
fight, to Il supporters of Sayers. The London
Times says the police broke 1t up. Don't read the
record if you disapprOve of the cOuIse Of neWsps.
pers in Publishing the details,
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FESTIVAL AT TIE ORPHAN AsTLUN.-Ths Ia.
dies and al interested will not forget the May,
Day hOuss warming at the Kinsman Street Or
phan Asylum tO>day. omnibusses will be in
waiting at .hsH-Past g at the corner of Ontario
street and the Square to convey all'WhO desire to
attend. We hope large number viii attend and
that much good may be the result.
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THEATRICAL srARs.-Miss Kimberley, an ao-
srsss Of high note. win appear before Cleveland
audience in a few days in the original version of
''Ths OctorOon."
Mr. Peter RichingS and his gifted daughter
Caroline will be here shortly. Msssrs. Eytiuge&
Bates are determined that they will not bs dis
cOurngsd in their Efforts to keep the Cleveland
Theatre in active operation.
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RD's
Family CathaFtiC Pills,


Pure Vegetable ETtraets, and put up ;n GLaSJ
Cases, Air Tight, and s0iH keep % any eIi-
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The FAMILY CATHARfIC PILL Is gentle but ae-
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Ice more than tw0nty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those VI
have long used the Pill Is ana the satisfaction Whiu
all sIprsss Tegd 10 herI uAo haHibducod plac
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The Profession well snow that different Caihartiee act
on different portions Of the bowels
The 8 FANILT A III II A Y g 2 J.
has, with due reference 70 this well estubliFhed act
been compounded from aeFariety OF The pufEGt Nege
table FItrscta. which aci ahe on even par Of the
alimentaTy canal. and are<l5oQtl and hAfE In al
cases where = CaihArtic l. II neededr such a1 Ok
/ HANGEMENTS OF the -lsF III Hy HLEEPI-
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gOSrlVENESS, PAIN1lAND SOhENESS OYEn
THE WHOLE DODY.Slfrom sudden cold, which
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yer. Loss OF ApPE lc-lfI fE,a EHEEPlNlt sEN-
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Rheumatism great Purifrr OF the Blood and many dis
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Jle Llser lnTiEurntur and Earuy gelh1riic Ptily
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] the Trade II al ths large toWn7
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/ Manufacturer and PIopiiStofs
iy7deWA Eb Hroa5Ug, New
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a Paddock bss the finest Four Dollar Hat to be
found iu Cleveland, and be has Twenty Five Hun.
dred Shaker BOnnets which he win sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going of at the
same low rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

FIRE At EAST CLEvELAND.-Tbe story aud q
half dwelling at East Cleveland. owned by A
Sherwin, and occupied by W. K. sherwin, Esq.
was destroyed by fire about 8 o'clock yesterday
morning. The furniture was saved
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sundTy memorial and pstitonsw4rs presented
On motion Of Mr. Latham the report Of the judiciary
Committss on the petition Of Geo l. Barnard in regard
10 the estEto efDHVidC. Broderiek re-eommittsd
Mr. DoolItts moved to take Up the bill Tor the rslie
Of Aussn Dodge.
Nr. Lane said that as there vas such small At
tsndanes be Waa opposed TO doing business.
Mr.. johnson, Of Arkansaa, moved that when tha
Senate adjourn Il be till Wednesday next Carried.
On motion Of Mr. Green the Senate adjourned III
Wednssday.
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II E. Ruiini, IT'S 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.. Rutini.
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FEsTTvAL.-A festival will be held at Union
Hall 2l2 Superior street, on Wednesday, May I'd,
the proceeds to be devoted to Rev. S. 7. Jones,
Pastor of the A. N. E. Church. on Bolivar Stree t.
Admission 10 cents.
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II Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings. Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FooG, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
ectl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs

o, Gutter b sOa-AuciiOE Sale.
Isaao A. Isanos-CiOghinE
Rettbsrg HausmAnn--MillinsTYG Goods.
DaE7 L. case-Notice 70 shippers.
W. l. Marvia-" Despatch" Cooking stOtS.
Aeadsnyof Muae.-camills-Y Your Lifs'S in Danger.
Hostotiers Bitteu-SPeciAl Notice.
HoIlowsY's Ctltnsnt-Spseial Notice.
Physiological Rosesrohss-speeial No ice.
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pLAIn ~ oRNAn1rnrAL PRINrIr

PLAIN ANB ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
cPlAin an Orpamsstal pTin ing Oi every description
deus AZ the p ntnE Establishments OF the LRADER oce,
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses In
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Particular al sntion paid blank work. Every deSchp
ton Of Binding dons especially Blank Books, Ledger
Journals, Sales Books, Receiving Books, ke., &c.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY mORNTNG, MAY 1,1s0O.

~ The Daily Morning Leader "a for sale q
Hawks, J. s. MaisonS and olmstod's news depotS,
AZ news deposs at Weddel and Angler Hotels ana
At ouinlan6, lT5 Ontario Street.
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OLD LEAVES GATHERED PROM HOUSEHOLD
WoRDs.-By W. Henry Wills. New York ;
Harper & Bros, 1890.
This Is q collection Of desultory sketches on mat.
ters and things in general and some things in par
ticuIar, written in an Of hand style which renders
them readable For sale by J. B. Cobb Co.
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V. B. PALNsB, the American Advertising Agent, N
E. corner Fifth and Chestnut StrOo Philadelphia, Is
authorized to receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for this paper at our lowest rates. Ha receipts win
Be regarded as payments.
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Wm. A. BashelOF's Hair DYt!

TAe oniy harmless and reliable Dye kAOirA.
The OrEnal ud hsst IN The world
an oshefs mutations and should be Eyuidod
l0n wish 10 nscape ndicuie-
GRAY. RED on RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO 4
bssata and natural Brown Black Vithsutths least
alury % Hair or Skin.
FWTEEE MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bees
qurdsd to WA. A. Baohslof saos lsss. and $1,000
applications have been ads ths Hair Of his pstFuaB si
els famsus Dyes.
WI A. BArCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces coloI
be disinguished from natuTs. and is WARRANTED
net iruurs ia the least however long may be continued
and The m ssct Of Bad Dyes emedisd; the Hair HES
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hTads. sod o spPlisd On private roonsj At the VIE
EacioTy, No. 80 BlosdFag, n. Y.
soldiR ali e and u tAs United stutss, By Drus
Tia.a and Fancy Goods nealczl.
- The EEnuiue has The and address upGu Htee
plats engraving for sides Of each BeE,of
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fnnl7 No. ~ RroatWav n. v
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u For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
scd Snuff, go to G. Dietz 1T suDeriOrst.
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PROaE WAsHlNeTON.

" WA9hAAoIoAf opllA ~
very cool, ealealAling. and thoroughly In
formed friend Of Mr.. Hunter, who has just re-
turned TO this city alter weeks Bojourn at
Charleston, says that things ars just as veil
known here Or AtNsW York IS ct chsrlesloa.-
Nevertheless be antagOuizss The idss expressed
by remarkably careful Southern DenOeFPdo
Senator, that third Of the Southern delegates
will support Mr.. DOuglas.
TEsnty is the extent Of bis allowances, and IN
that number is included large support from the
Tennessee delegation. He also says that Mr..
Guthrie cannot unite with the South--s fact that
since srch me6 as Mes8rs. Hunter Davis Gov
johnson, and Brsekenridgs esa hardly iavor
nomination that must inaeaaiaiiely postpone
their ehaDeAs
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wsee advertisement of Dr. Sanford. Liver
InVigorator.
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NORTON's OINTmENT,

SALT-RHEUM AND ScROFULA;
Fsnsa1nY cures Scadhsad. RnEvorms, and al Itching
Eruptions q tbs skin.
This Ointment peneruiss the biss Of the disease
ross 70 its very seurcsand IN the ssh beneath
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90 csniE
Prepared b. GERETT NoRTcN. PToUrietoT, New York
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DE. MoCLIETOoK's Con AND COUOH MIX
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medical sclsnce DR.. NeClntock stands in the re frun
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feu 10 the Ect genuine curative. Never has thl
pEuparliion falsied his guarantV. Price IS cents.
Aoid ny WAT. FlAkE, and BY STRONG ARM
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xxxIVsh CoNGREss-FIRsT SESSION
WAsHINsFoN. April 30
House.

XXXLVth CONGRESS--RIRsT SESSION.
WAsHISSToN, April 30.
Ho6GB.
TIE House went into a Commerce Of the Whole on
the stats OF the Union. Mr.. Moore. Of Alabama op-
ossd the TariR Bill.
Republican seized upon the payment Of the public
t (which vas comparatively small, a. prefext 20
increase the dulles Whenever free trade had been
tried the result has proven the wisdom Of that policy
We should not abandon the advantage gained Ia that
direction.
Mr.. Alley made Republican speech.
Mr.. Wade justified his endorsemsnt Of the
Helper Book, TemsTking that it was an inls-
mous lie for northern Democrats 70 say that
the Republicans want to overthrow southern
institutions.
Mr. Curtis remarked that be understood the
Convention had just msde platform with two
faees-ths Cincinnati Platform with the Dred
Scot decision.
Adjourned.
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UFOr MatEst and Marine Reports see Alb page.
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TRAYRLRRsa REGIsTRn.

cidrsna glIhlng conveyance 70 either Of the above
Trains Boat VIII BE- called for By the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line bV leaving their address AZ the
Omnibus oHeo, 81 Superior street. door nsEt % We'd
die Heuaa.
Aptil 10 1870
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
n. b. SOLO Monsoon.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
eep hs largest assortment Of the most approx ed kinds
Of BPECTACLEs. All his Glasses, whether for rear
n sighted ground under his cgn ins7ecton, BY ma
hnery II construction, with tho greatest care, 20
the in all casrg NeakneEs. Dizziness
p inflammation Of the ESs and impEring strength 70
loag reading OF fue seWing.
~ n. II. soLoEoNsaE aid here inform the public
shaf he employs any IN hs sale OF lis Lenses
q Also-A splendid assortment OF spy GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES. CO Up ASSES sc kept on hand.
" ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, sPsEs
teet n Ne "a SUPERIOR STREET,
f.h4s Near Fogss CrockeTy Store.