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ER0lI WASHINGTON.

WAsAINGTOE, Aug. 2. .
Ths rumor that Secretary Cass oontemplates q
resignation seems 10 be without foundation, as q
letter received at the Department OF state today
announces his good health and his intention to
return about the inst Of September. a..- 90. glI
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FnTRFXTLlE1TENT CASE


IUNVALVl y " 7-IIll' 14'
In the Cincinnati embszzlement case to-day,
upon the arrival Of witnesses from Cincinnati
and New York, the magistrate decided that the
case did not come under the Ashburton extradi-
ton treaty, and DISCHARGED Montague. The
mOasy, Amounting g ~ Ieeei was deltTeTsa 70
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Augl:25
MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
lNl to tne command Of q deeretal order Of sale
lToll the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
ty, at the nit Of the Commissioners o. CuyahogA
me directed shall pose for sale At public auction,
At the door the Court House, corner OF Seneca and
Cd day Of September, 1850, at O'Clock p H. the fol-
lowing described trast lot Of land situate in the
CITY Of Cleveland CuyahOga county Ohio, and is lot
number one in Barber 4 lords Subdivision Of orig
inal lots numbered 81 So So and ~ IN the township
Of Bruoklyn and Is I ieet front Detroit street,
and feet trent on Pearl street. in that part Of
said CITY fornurly Ohio City. Appraised at Sly00.
L prantiss. ..4-I .. Easter COmm'r..
pltA7a Attry ..... auea lsfir2Qa
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osWHao MARKEr-Aua.:IO.

FLOUR-Duil Sales at S5,25 for extra state.
WHEAT-Scarcea and but little doing Sales No.
Illinois red winter on private terms.
CORN~ln good demand aud &c better. sacs
IllinoiH 1t af6abtfc.
Ollisr grains nominal.
CANli, Isti stiFTlsHTs-Sieady. &c on -four; 7}SC
on Whe6t, 9kcdn Corn 20 New York. ....
LARR I1lpO RTs- Unimportant
CANAL Exp0RTS-l4O0 bbls nouri 1900 bush
wheat; FicOo bEah corn 0lo0 bush oats.
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Last Night,s Report.

STEAMSHIP CANADA ASHORE.
HALIFAX, Aug. 10.
The Royal NAH Steamship Canada, going out
not sln until tonight, possibly tomorroW, foI
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Builders.

BROOKS S. Q. & E. W., BUILD
ID ERS. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, blinds
Sash, Brackets and all kinds OF Scroll Saving anu
Gothic work Particular attention paid TO FITTING
M Stores Factory on Division street, near centre
Block. Cleveland Ohio neIl:c5I
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UNFOUNDED.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
No doubt seems now 70 exist that the late sto-
riSs that the mystic murder at Long Branch was
q hoax
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DELEGATE EIFCTFD,

BATAVIA, Aug. 10.
A. D. Smith, Of Perry, was yesterday elected
deleqate TO the State Convention for Wyoming
onuwfr
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- TR0lI NRW YoRK.-

rs INV AohK, Aug 10.
~ There were three fatal cases Of sunstroke yes
terday. 11 l5r Cd a. ..r. ~ o-i.5.
! 3 Timothy Hodges, 50 years Of sge, for many
wear member Of the Board Of Managers Of the
Imerican Bible Society, was thrown feOm his
cafriEge at East Hampton, y. IL, on Monday last,
and died-of The injuries received on " steoiiesay
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~ ATUR never debilitates. II ts Compounded
entirely free FROM GUMS and has become az e.
tabIished fact, Standard Medicine, known ana ap;
proved By al who have used IL and is now reSoTted
TO with confidence In ali the diseases tor Hhen II
n Ba9 eTrs tbouSss within the last two years
who had given up all ~ hops Of reliel, as the
numerous n solicitedlS certtncates IN my posses
The dose must be adap-- ted to othetemperamentof
the Individual taking Il, and used in such Qusnti-
ties as 70 act Rersrallylcs ION the bowels.
the nss Of Ire IsINF 2 ofTNVIGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver CoM-l0 PLANTS, BlLiogs AT
-tgus TITepTpErA. CFTPuH - lIO DIARRHGA, SUMNER
CoSfPI,4rlSTs DYsEETERYISs lDROPsY, SOUB STOMACH,
HABITUkL COsTIVENEssslz lCHoLlo, OAOLkAA II ~
EAETUll, FLKTULENcE,E u yEDl OF AZ, n " " =. Lh
tbTsEsfY snq fRMYfLY MaY MGDiSiNE ffi Il VIII
cure SICK HEADACHEl3 leg thousands can : n& t8s5
tifv.l ] n TW WENT Yih. MINUTES II IMO
Oh ITHREE TEAI1 lSP0OkSlOL AXE Ia
KEN at the ccmmsncs4,7 lment Of the attack
All who use it are giving their testimony IN us "a
afik water in the mouth with the In1igOrator
anu 1'IisIsic PRiCE ION ONE DoLLAR PER BOTTLE.
l'u Also Sanford's Family CathaFtic Pills,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and put
- 3 up in Glass Cases, Air Tight and Wlll .f
t.r gjiTJ I'll. keep many climate 10 ...f
q The FAMILY oATHARTIG PILL is gentle bat
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used In
bis practice more than twenty years. ,--r.,-
THE constantly increasf .iing demand nom Fnose
Who have LONG used thel1 Pills and the satisEc-
tion which an express In regard to their use, has
induced me to place them within the rsaeh q Al.
tloTties aet % difereutl portion Of tha bowels.
me FaT1iiy Cafharffcl lPiIi has, with due ruier-
arce II ans rTeil esta-i hished TACT, been COM
Tor,Yded from a yarIetylO of the pureBt Yegetah he
ETtrSets hch act aIkes on every part Of The all
mentary canal, and arelE4 lGosD ana bA4,E IN al
cases where Catharticl.s is neededi eucn as De-
rangeInents or the Stom- aah SIuepiness, Pains IN
fhe 5RcE and Loius Cos-4 tfVeness, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Bodyl iron sudden colsl which
1rsouently II NEGLECTED. l1 end IN long course Of
Fsvef. Ijosg of Appa-l- ltfte, q Creeping Senaa-
tiOn Of Cold over thel- tBCdy, kestlessnesB
Headache, or KeightlT in the Head all lnfA4l-
matory Diseases, WormslC9 i'm Chudreu or Aqpllsi
Rheumatism, great Purier 81 the Blood an many
diseases to which nesh e heir too Eumgrous % omen-
ton in this adYertisemeut. Dose 70 ), .-l-s
..D PRIZE 90 CENTS -. J..
~ The Liver fnyigorator and Family CathartiS
Pills are refailed by Druggists generally, and solo
Wholesale BY the Trade e az ts Large toying 90
~ ..1 Manufacturer and Proprtetor1
y7d&wRs -2us Broadway, New York.
Sanfordis Liver Ihyigorator alad CathartiC
Pills are for sale by 1.i'.al2 .i E -..,.@a h @
~ h1a a!GHBRGHTLL 4 BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO boz H1l g. W cor Ontario 81. PtNbltc bQuarl
Hr.H o q . IN. .HH
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NHERTFF-AND MASTER COM.

~ MISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuantt to the com
nand Of an order of sale issued from the Court u
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit Of L-
vi f. jackson, plantiff, against John T. Newton q.
Court House in the City of Cleveland in said county,
on the Stb day OF September, le6O at o'clock p M
One-seyenth in common OF the following described
lands and tsnements, TO wit; - 49,. ...
Situate in the county OtCuyahogas State Of Ohio,
and IN the City Of Cleveland, in that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio and in the Buffalo
Company Purchase, so called, and known as the
whole Of Blocks 20. o., r. b." and i. l." the
whole Of Block T., except lots Nos AS, 44g, 49, 43l
454 465 466 and 467 the whole Of Block Va except
lots Nos SOL 5O2 500, so and SO in Block H., lots
Nos 3lT and 3l5 in Block u lots Nos. $50 4sl, go
and 43 in Block j. j. lots Nos S96, sgl, 5S5 and SO,
In Block l. l. lots Nos 81 and S43; In Block u. o.
lots Nos Il2 4 1885, 1856, loss 1882 1921, 1922 1893
and 1921 Blocks Nos. Al, 42 As and ~, situate upon
The Island 90 called upon the west side Of the Cuya-
hoga River and bounding and abutttng upon the
Old kivei Bed and Lake Erie.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff, -
Don audi NTnnf 49,
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auFs:Rzs
NTASTERiS SALE-NOTICE-

MASTERS SALE.-N0TICE.-
lFI In pursuance Of decrstal order issued from
me Court Of Common Pleas Of fCuyahOga county Ohio
in a case in which Ralph X. MorthingtOn is plain
rected shall ex pose for sale At the door OF the new
Court House in the CRY Of Cleveland In said county,
on the llth day Of September, la6O, at O'Clock P
NJ, Of said day, the following described lands shd
tenements, to wit:
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, Ouyahoga county
Ohio and is lot No o-hunGred and forty (2fU) in
the ieyyille Plat IN said city being In that part
thereof which was torery IN Ohio City, and Is six
nine inches deep. Appraised ct $500.
i. PrentiBs, +, W, BINGHAMt
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MARtNE.
PORT oE.CLEVELAND,

PORT OFsCLEVELAND.
EETERED-August 10.
stplr. City Of BnhalO, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. ocean, Eyans, Detroit.
Stmr Illinois, Frazer, OntonagOn, ll3 tons iron ore
2iOl lbs pig irpn.
Prop. OweRo, HoWiand, Dunktrk. -
Schr B. " Wade, Payne, Oswego, 500 bbis salt, S0l
sacks salt, 50 bbg water lime.
gChf W q Manlnq, ------ BudhlO, 20 tons slate.
Sohr Ehthen Allen Norris Marquette, 200 to1s Iron
F Ioru, CiBselEnd Co. .'sI {. ..-af ~ # ..
Seow Comet, Call, Ysrmilllon5 20 tons pig Iron.
SeOw Rescue, Robinseni Kally's Island % eorai
seowI LILY, Russell, sanduaky, IS tons plaster
etE ly 'asTeu oLEARRD. - .F
strsr. City OF Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Stmf Illinois, Frazer, 0nt1nHgOn.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Ri hardson, Buhalo.
PROP. g,Wego, HOwiHnd, Duukirk.a
Prop. Bay State, Brown, OgdcnaburR,
Schr.-Ws L. MRning, ---1 Fremont f.r
Schr. Royal Oak, Francis, Toledo W = .-.
Schr. Wellington, Sanford Marquettee.
Scow Lily, Russell, Sandusky.
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nHE I0TaTEE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 10
The Chicago Zouayes arrived this evening and
were received by the National Guards. They
driIl IN the Washington Theatre to-morFoW and
leave for Springfield Monday % - Fl
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PRIVATE Disc aS

d. aH
With All bdd Effects Arising fhersfToTls lheiuHing q
DEBIEITY on EE RFO OUss p QsIRATiQA-
&c has succeeded in curing casss IN this COZ gle
5f ghOn1 had expended hundreds Of dollaz1 sllA
lelf-sIyled physicians Who pfoIas 60 lls.l - -
naladies with success, and Without reoei4lng tno
least particle Of benefit.
br IN BgOE does not boast that he fsa member Of
sOina College IN London or Pariss e perhaps go1p
others do for the purpose Of ensnarlng the tnQeen
ud who hold Out great * ieti0ns never % 1eI9-
allied Hut what Dr. GIBSON mlgnr bqass ola u
his that be l. able 20 give entire satisi5tis1 %
hose who repose confidence in his abi17 aue int19-
rity and that he has perfected an American system
Of treatment which challenges any ysean q lon-
ion or Paris, OF any patent iuecici1e % lQ ne
radical cure u seminal weakness, and al diseases or
ierRngements, both mental and plgsieaA arising
from sexual er secret abust-
tollowinK advantages all others yet dllcoTer1i
and first, ths agents used are In no respect clse-
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, sueh as
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug s5eQu1y
no restrictions in dietoE business is
y his treatment Is positive and certain q az ca..l
ae stands prepared TO 60 into any public q pffsi9
| hospital in the United States and dsnunstrala ne
immense superiority OF his new treatment over 11y
other now known % the world y point ~ pEellp.
ness permaneucy, mildness, safety and 1oHYenlsce
Dr. ~ IfBsUS is permanently heated in cieysad,
and has during the past nine mos hs performed
cures Of diseases which bad for years resisted AL
IOther modes Of treatmenf. Reference can Qe given .
individuals Of the hrst respectablnty - yleIeaAls
| Boston, New York, and other cities IN regafd-to
kill and integrity in all profession u
| Oyspepsia, Rhuematism, SGrotula and Al chronic
| diseases treated with superior success. y u
s5- Medicine sent 70 any part Of the eouniF5 on
6r. GIBs6N's New Work on PhysiOlOgy for sale
= fTL DR.. GIBSON, at1
Professor Of EIsetropat6y and Ms1ieiie,-
Oe#cs No. III Outari5 st-sst, up Ssairl q ~
Ofce hours from to = and from to to o'oooh
daily, lSundays exeehtea.l angs
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NOTICE.-IN- PURSUANCE OF A
IN deeretal order Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Prentiss Is plaintiff and Alvin A. Turner and others
are Defendants directed, Ishati pose for sale
at 4 door Of the Court House in Cleveland, in said
county on the 4th day Of September, 1850 at clock
p M Of said day, the following described premises:
Cuyahoga and State Of ohio, the west side Of the
Cuyahoga river in that part Of Cleveland which was
formerly Ohio City, and bounded as follows: begin
ming At the intersectonef Of the north line Of Vermont
street with the west line Of West street, thence
nOrtherly along said West street to washington
feet thence s0utherly parallel with West street 10
Ven street; thence easterly along said Vermont
street the place Of beginning Appraised az 81 5O
Iorin Prentiss, .t.. .- +. W BlNGhAmt
pIaintid7s Att'v Master Com r..
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spaIding 8 Parsonsl FIt- ls ALL Il2-.--
NOTICE TO CUNTRACTOkS.-
Y Proposals will be received at the othce Of the
ty Civil Engineer until Y o'clock NJ august loLh
1860, for building main sewer commencing AZ INT
intersection OF Euclid with BrOwnen Streets ana
extending thence along Euclid TO 4uirson street.
and along Muirsou street to Lake Erie Also
sewer commencing at the intersection Of Erie Wlth
Euclid street, along Erie TO oregon anQ along OL
gOu to MuirsOn street.
Plans and specifications may be seen and more par
ticular information obtained at said Engineer othct
Proposals will be received for building said seEef
ami furnishing materials; alsO for building the
and the City 70 furnish the materials.
Each proposal must be accompanied by good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder 70 enter into
contract the price named IN his proposal shopld
the same be accepted. TOAD rH .....-.
The Board of City Improvements invite the sub
mission of the bids reseyng tue right to accept or
reject the same. By order Of the Board
-I j. II. SABGENT,
Augl:296 I'D U..-.. City Civil Engineer.
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CHERTFFS SALE-PURsUAN M

CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURsUANT
- 20 the command of writ Of vendi exponas Is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, az the suit Of Lloyd kapeen' plaintlii,i
rected shall Offer for sale ut the brewery OF Lloyd
4 Kaneen, on Pittsburgh street opposite Lyons
street. IN the City Of Cleveland the 2lst day OF
August 1so0 at O'Clock p. n, one One-horse Deer
wagon, and one malt mill and apparatus belonging
b. i. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Gro. L. IEgERs0LL, Agent. Riglg R2gI
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31e0tistfg.

A TKfNSON AND BUTLER. -
"A 7Are now prepared, HWilhng' and cole 70 eEe-
6rfe opsrations IN Dental Surgery proper, and Ne;
chanical Dentistry, in the very best sfYl lst ana
New PoSf Gfics 's,-'S--1 - 80 maFlsR5pOI q
ElORa THE TRADE-MEfS FOR
R HAIRzigst TsesiIsd, st q ,,s ~ \, ~ ,4,-,u
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9hgsteians, ~.


DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
.f--, AND CHEST, '.'"5
KNOWN ALL OVER THE
the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his office, No 2s2 Superior street, Cleve
land Ohio Opposite the Post Once two doors east
of HOfman's Block on the follsWing dates OF each
Ist I'd, l1ih, 18th, I3th l4th and 3Oth.
nB-A PAMPHLETS
containing brief sketch Of DR.. LYONS Life, Study,
and extensive Travels has lust been issued by him.
one, free Of charge
APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
Tolsdo-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 18th, 25th and 18th.
RavennA-COllins House, e ch month 90 and 4th.
AkrOn-Empire House, each month, 9TH and oth.
Peinesvine--OOwle House, each month, 2gth
Neutrality-suspicious. Hotel, each month, 9 and 10.
Elyria-Beehe House. each month, 10th and l7th.
Bellevue-BeIlevue House-each month, 9th & 2lst,
NOrwalk-American House, each month"; Is and ~
Adri n, Mich.-Each month, 22d and 23d.
Mansheld-27th and 2sth. u.
DR.. LYONS processes to discern diseases by the
Eye He therefore, asks no questions, nor requires
the patients to relate any Of their symptoms: Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the loea-
tion Of your disease explained, free Of charge.
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
I give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws Of lnej
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor POISON men TO case their pain.
P S.-Dr. L. pledges his sacred word and honor
that be will in noWse directly indirectly, induce
or any invalid TO take his medicines without
the stro lgest probability of relief or cure.
rs e, Insulation and advice, free Of charge. Gu
The 2. or shall be liberally tonsideIe ed: ang3
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stlcdifines.
0ANFORDiS TTVER INVIGOR-

y ATUR never dsbilltatss. It is compounded
entirely fres FROM GUMS and has become an es-
tabIished fact Standard Medicine, known ami ap-
proved By al who have used il, and ts now resorted
to with confidence in ell the diseases for which II B
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Z 7SHERIFFIS SALE.

William Herif, guardian, In Court Common Pleas sa'
washington Flick. ct. al. In Partition
DURSUANP NPTOTHECOMMAND
Of an order Of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of said County, in the above entitled
action to me directed shall offer for sole at public
auction at the door OF the Court House IN the Slty
tember, 1860 At o'clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements to wit Situate in Lot
No Two in the Township of Bedford, Cuyah0ga
County, and State Of Ohio, and is bounded as iol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at the southwest corner
stake Of lands deeded TO John McCrady thence sOuth
along the lot line to William Phillips land; thence
nOrtheasterly course along division fence 70 the
center Of the Township road thence northWesteTD
course along the center of said road TO John Nc
Crady's land; thence southw, stery course along
board fence to the place Of beginning, and Is sup
posed contain two and 5Ol0O acres OF lana, more
OF less.
Appraised at $4,000. g..
D. L. WtGHTMAN, Sheriff.
WILLIAM Robson, Plaintiffs Attorney
augIUf ram
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lHighYines Rgal lsAal9
Whisky .,......,.... l6 a2i
TALLOW.
Beef. i......,...8 q cYt -
Autt9a ,,uf fKt -R-
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lF SALE.-Pursuant to an order Of sale issued
- ne from the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyaho-
"a county Ohio, upon the 10Th day Of July le6 IN
an action therein pending, wherein Ezra Chappe Is
pIaintiff and Henry l.. " hitman, Susan Whitman,
John T. Newton, III. Il. Keith, John Coon, and the
Michigan Insurance Company, are defendants, l
shall expose for sale at public auction at the door ol
the Court House in said county upon the LIST DAY OF
September, 1860, at o'clock p. NJ tbs lands and
tenements, described as follows, to Wit;
Situate in the Township OF Brooklyn, being num-
ber seven Grin the thirteenth range Of township IN
the Connecticut Western Reserve IN the STATE o.
and is known by being City lots No. two hundred
and fiye (2O5) two hundred and six l16) tour nun
drgd and sky (46O1 seventy tve (T5) tWenyseYen,
l27l in Barber a Lords subdivision in Ohlo CITY,
now Cleveland, and pa t Of lot No. three hundred
and twenty -nine 1927, in the Wieyv1lle allotment
50 called in said citysaid part Of said lot is sixty
feet front Columbus street. and ten rods deep Ds
the same less, but subject TO all legal high
way. T. e..
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DR., LYONS processes to discern diseases by the
Eye. He, therefore, asks questions, nor requires
the patients to relate any of their symptoms Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the loca-
tion Of your disease explained, free Of charge.
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+ NV A0ACA .
Beef, messTbbl Ia
dOprime mess "a -
Pork ,messNo.1 ais 50
/ do do No.2 -
Hams,s Fcwt u GOALS 90
I do c'try cu'd. 9 OOal0 90
Bacon, Sides. "a -
iShouldcr sHg c "A 9 %
do coun'y cd 8 OOa -
Butter. WI. p h II al3
do rOll..-...... -
do State......., 10 all
Cheese ............. ia ~
lEErs.........f dOz 8 o 81
Lard, No, ~ b 113fal3
I Lard KOq an -a
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The Vote Yesterday for speaker.

Mr.. Sherman made speech yesterday In
Congress, declining further candidacy for
Speaker. Three ballots were had without q
choice. Each timo Smith being two votes
behind Pennington, (Republican,) and twice
Mr.. Pennington being within two votes oi
slection. Mr.. Riggs, who voted for Mr.. Smith,
ill to-day, no doubt turn the scale in favor
. his colleague, Mr.. Pennington, and
olect him. The Republican vote is l13;
South Americans 23; Administration DEM
Ocrats ss; Anti-Lecompton Democrats g.
viz: Garnet D. Adrian and Jatsr R. Riggs,
Of N. j.; Horace r. clark, John B. Haskins,
and John H. Reynolds, Of N. r.; John Hick-
man and John Schwartz, Of Penn; and John
6. Davis, of Ind.
Mr.. Reynolds is absent; impaired. Mr..
Briggs, also, Of N. Y, the only North Amer
Jean in Congress who would not vote for Sher-
man, but agreed to vote for Pennington, is
paired of with Mr.. Scranton, of Penn, a Re
publican. II these attend to-day, no doubt
Mr.. Pennington will be Speaker.
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Eater from Mexico.

New ORLEANS. January 3O.-The o. s.
steam corvette Brooklyn, from Vera Cruz oath
inst, touched at the mouth Of the river yes
terday on her way to Pensacola. Minister
McLane was passenger and came to tho CITY
in the steamer Noses Taylor, which arrived to-
day from New York pio Havana. Fes
Mr.. McLane will remain here a week, after
which he will return to Vera Oruz in the
Brooklyn. He has important dispatches for
the government, and awaits tslegraphio in
structions. Affairs at Vera Cruz were quiet.
Detachments of marines have been stationed
at Tampico and Minitillan for the protection
of American citizens, in consequence of Mira.
mons threatened expedition to the coast.
Advices from the city of Mexico are to the
10th inst. Miramon was preparing On expedi-
tion against General Cavagal at the Lascala.
The clergy refused Miramon funds for his
Vera Cruz expedition, considering 1t a ruse 70
get the money. Miramon proposed starting
on the 2Sth. A proclamation by Miramoa
again protests against tho McLane treaty.
The British Minister had presented bis ul-
timatuns demanding indemnities. l8s
The Liberals have retaken all the Pacific
ports captured by Miramon. ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-31
The General Assembly Of Ohio.

Both Houses will meet this morning, agree
ably to an adjournment msde early ON Satur-
day. Gov. Denuison will, doubtless, recon-.
mend the appointment Of committee to cor.
respond with the legislatures Of Tennessee
and Kentucky in reference to the invitation to
visit New York. Kentucky Senator while
at the capital remarked that II would be q
benefit to the people Of Ohio il those present
would pocket all the bills introduced or printed,
and each member of each Legislature could
60 out and hear the honest voice Of the people
in New York and elsewhere for the Union.