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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

Spring Business Suits from 81 50 TO Sla
BLACK DRESS SUITS, from 6l2 to SIS.
BLACK FROCK COATS, from 81 50 10 SIS
BUSINESS COATS, from &8 to $40.
CASSIMERE PANTS, from 50 to Sc.
VESTS Of all styles and materials, from 81 50 to s.
GEORGE A. HUNTER Co.. Mammoth Clothing Ware
house. Nos $50 and 2 Bowey between Houston aud Beeck
ar.Ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

DITA-A NOVEL written by clever woman
~ who has great deal Of the world bsayng the Su,e
Of fsshionabls me.
Price 81 Rss&h RsAdh! t.r.I tls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
ANEW STORY, ~ u
ENTITLED,
THE CRUSADE OF THE FOREST;
THE LAST DAYS or KATHARINE MoNTouR,
BIZ TEE PoPrIAs AUTHOR tI4.t ''
1.-THE BRIDE OF THE OLD FRONTIER"
WILL BE ooxnxscxpN
THE w-YORK LIE d q E II

MONDAY NEXT.
This new tale OF Revolutionary and Forest Life ssi with
the widest adventures of the daring spirits Of that stormy and
sven period The cunning contests for supremacy between
the white the ndisnshe night surpehe relent
le" saek-the bloody hsndtohsnd encounter In the dense
forest. shrouded in dskness-he swi and raekess march
through the vd're's-ths burning ho~e-S''s'' h'ens
with captured madens and the fierce purusn he track
the gathering Of the tribes and the hna great conflict Of the
time between the white and red for the mastery all set
forth with power and fascination which has never been ss
passed Tim Murphy the popular hero Of "The Bride Of the
Old Frontier" introduced into th, tale The reader cannot
fall be entertained and amused with the perus Of his sxpo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

Country Board - EAGLEswooD HOUSE - Perth
Anbov distance reduced By staten Island Railroad nearly
Three boats per eay l0l3 tnd Is cents fare Op-
povpite for Sea Bathing Boating Fhing Lessons In Gym,
Isstcs Music LAIgusses &c PntFc han Tor M0tle ana
DaIepe soiress &c House Kept by Mr.. and Mrs TOM-
LRsON from the TemPeranee Hotel a. PeterooIo, N T.
quiIe Of j. TOALINsON EAssswOOdi No 7 Pakpsce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
Gusrial Notifies.

NstIce,--The Annual Election for FIFTEEN TRUSTEES
'efthe HEW-YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY win be hed st tie
Library BuDSIns IN UnivsrstyPace, on TUESDAY Apri "a
1850 between the hours Of ard lo O'Clock End the An
nn. kers Of the sheAode win be held on the same day.
Ead ~ the same place, a. o'clock p M ,,onn,,,
The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the NEW-Y0RK
YOUNG kEN's CHRISTIAN AsSOC CITATION viii be held At
he keems No s7 and sls Broadway cor lfthst on MON
DAY EYEElH0, 23d inst al q o'clock Essaytt AMEs ~
HADNEf, eco. Subjest; Religion allied to Patriotism"
Youps the members VI Church Associsoni are pc
CHGs. W. BANGS, Recording Secretary.
Young Mems Christian Union.--The Rev. Z. O.
BROOKS will deliver Lecture before the union a. 'nsG
Clinton Hail. MONDAY EVENING zod inse, at
O'Clock Subject; Abtslom the Fast Young Man. The pub
Nc invited 10 attend.
The Anniversary Dinner OF the st. Georges
Society viii take plsce at Demonioos Hotel corner
and Chawbersst MONDAY the $50 ins 81 q
eeOek Icls be obtained At her Britannia AsjeJs
CensuAste, No. ~ Broadway. o. the steward
JOHN hOULS0N, Ne. ~ Chit st,
t THOMAS N. BRAINEt No. o9 Seuthst,
RICHARD J. CORTIS, No 20 Fultonsk,
CHARLES w. EhEDERlCKSON, PeGrlst-,
Ard Hg The Albion once, No. l6 Beekman-st
Tempersnce.-J. SYKES win deliver = lecture tbs
evs Of nen before ths Fshe Mathew TenPesnoe
Society on SUNDAY EVENING n Brookes Assembly RoomA
BTOosIt the Bowtry The public ere respectfully In
ned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
THE GREAT TRIRuLATION.

T~o volumes l2mo. l., sold separately, 81 each
These remarkable volumes OF Sermons by the Rev Dr. Cum
Of London have created most extraordinary interest
throughout the reading religious community They ranked
in the opinion Of theological critics the most important
OF the literature the Bent
ley the English publisher the ELEVENTH THOU
SAND and the circulation In this country large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
Court Of Death.
PEALE'S GREAT PAINTING.
This GREAT MASTERPIECE OF ART is still on exaibi
ten

PEALES GREAT PAINTING. -
This GREAT MAsTERPIEOE OF ART Is still on exhibi
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
Lower Hail. east de Of the large hail. down the len rsrs
"BuFFALo, June Is, 1sfI
"GKxrLKHES; Dr.. CoLros, having in charge Rembrandt
Peae celebrated Painting OF the Court Of Death informs me
that be intends visiting place for exhibition He has been
here three and the painting has had numerous visit
ors confess have been greatly pleased with this splendid
specimen Of American genius cannot doubt that all persons Of
taste ad opportunity Of seeing emnsnt
woak snd win give pleasure 70 do anything In
your promote the object which the Doctor has IN view
"Respeetfally yeurs MlLtARD FiLLMoAE,
To the Hon. g. Stcrer the Hon. W. X BOND the boil - "
Wright, Cincpnatio ~,
Adnision rs cent? The ensrsyngs only ST. with hec cd
mGon TO the Painting 81 Just onehh the usual price for
such works r,,,
sivep 20 each vifitor.
Out with the worthless humbugs and patronize
that which proves 10 be truly g0od.-The MEIko-
POLITLN GAS BURNER and REGSLAT0R COMBINED
sords steady and luminous light ever produced
and the thousands ceres them be saving OF
from per Of Do not purchase the sase Init.
tions that are being daily offered Apply at the office OF the
Company No $50 roadwey where they proven practically
A. L. BOGART, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
Many Eminent Physicians


Reeommeud WINGS FARINA CRACKERS ~ one OF the
most useful delcscies ever prepared, psrti-
cularly for ladies' Ii 10 found that at such
times II be necessary for patients 70
oon6ne themselves TO food free from ell
fsverish tendency, these Craekers prove TO
be most excellent .
The kind sction ofthis food and Its ready
assimilation with the juices OF the stomach
liz Ia believed render this article greatly su.
n perior 10 the ordinary prepsrstions resorted
10 while under medical treatment-
In a state CT great debility, when food
Iis necessary which 6oes not require msstf
eating; soak WINGS CRACKERS In
cola wster until they sepsrste into spongy
4, | Itender fakes then II necessary warm and
sweeten. favor a. shall be most accept
lebe. When proper, good milk may be ad-
Ided.
@ In either way, Of the most healthfu
land delicate nounshments is prepared that
Iean be conceived Of not only for sdults, bat
for those OF tender age.
AK your grocer for
WINGS CRACKERS,
And take but those stamped with
the name
"a WING"
Those may be bad Of the best family
grooers generally, and at wholesale only,
Iof
A N. THOMPSON Co.,
Nos. 22l and 225 Fulton-st.,
NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

To Vendors Of Intoxicating Liquors In the Ne
trOpolitan Police Dstricti Notice hereby given that
by provisions Of the l2d section Of the entie s TO
amend an act entitled establish Metropolitan Police
District pnS,ed pn lOh 1867 Is declared that sheu not
Be lawful for any person 70 publicly keep OF dispose any
Der iensly ofFy Dosrs for each oense and made the
Suy Of the Of Poce strictly enforce the pro-
Visions OF this by bis proper orders in thereto to
the members OF the Metropolitan Police force and II made the
Su OF said members m to the enforcing tine Prov'
Bs Of this section to proceed in the manner provided ey law Tor
The Of offenders . g., ,
Pule notice Is therefore Even that in compliance with law,
sEdaIs viii issued the members ofthe Metropolitan Police
all publicly keeping dposDg Of any intox
entinK bQuoT sunday.
By oIder Of the Bead Of Police. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

1OHN G. HEENAN-GREAT SUCCESS =
~ Second Edition Of ofBROUGHToNs MONTHLY PLANET
READER for April 1860 price only cents containing Pred!o
lions on the fate Of The Nation and the Prize Fight be-
tween O. Hsensn and Tom seyer Astrolosy peended 40
Blake Long Ann'st, and H. Dexter Co., lis Nnssa
T. wholesale ssenis TO sny sdSr.: for ssS.. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

Pro Bono RubltcOs
Nov wake my muse, and tune the Tyre,
Sound every note stin high and higher;
Tel all the world, and Jersey TOO,
You've the wondroas LIQUID GLUE
Sound Cooper's Glue Al Ger the Land,
TIL maids and nstteRs understsDd
twill mend ell breaks good ~ new,
This nAtchless C00PER's LIQUID GLUE
HoT HrnpirE chairs or broken dishes,
For beG0ess dolls or bplintered brushes,
IT'S sovereign oshn you'n and this true.
Il you use the real COOPER's GLUE.
Our friends, no doubt, lons Efnoe have leaned
That "a penny saved h penny eArned;"
Then invest your Quarter, and ven save TOR yoa
Macy dollar with the LIQUID GLUE
To stop 81 fraud, examine ven
The outside wrapper, and 700 can tell
By the autograph Of COOPER bR0THERS,
The SimonPgre from all others
Al Eishty-One, IN Barclay street,
In the psat New orb, then haste 10 meet
With she sRtnt FOX, who eel TO you
The real C0OPER'S LIQUID GLUE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

Preservation and Renovation Of
Ladies sbou putting away their Furs them om
unoShs by astng the DALhArIAN FUR PREVENTATIVE.
Yh preparation etaDses and renovstes making them
parts pleassnS not poisonous.
injurious the Enest Fur and applied With the slightest
trouble utterly destructive TO the na0th in all Its s,ageA
seld At FRENCH PERFUmERY STORE, No. $50 Broadway,
opposite Bond-st Price so oeDtG
ms the receipt Of IS cents In snps addressed 70
JULIUS WAGNER, No $50 Broadway.
Napkin Rings, soDebiDg and beHutits heavily ell
vrpsisd to be from silver At low prices
wkele.ale on retail LUClUS BART,
Nos 4 IDo BurllngSEp.
351. Lace and Mnshn J5L
CURTAINS
GOLD BO2DER WINDOW SHADES
BUFF And WHITE HOLLAND Do.
DABASK GILT COREICES
NEW STYLE FRENCH CHTNTZ, ke -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT THE LOWEST
PRICES.
FERGUSON l. BROTHERS,
25I. BROADWAY. Sol.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS

NEW YORK, March q.
By the KArnak We have Nassau papers Of the 18th,
inclusive.
A complimentary entertainment was given on the 9th
Governor OF the Island OF ST. Vincent. Ex-Presideni
Pierce, Sir Gore Ousey and other distinguished gentle
men were present
The health Of the EzPresident Of the United States
being proposed, thai gentleman made very handsome
and elegant response.
Latest by the Etna BY Telegraph from Liverpool
says Of Sardinia-fhe opinion Of Turin asserts thai
the Government Of Chamba Savoy and Nice are about
to publish proclamation in accordance with the views
contained In OaYours note Of March %.
TURIN, March l0th-Ths official Gazette publishes
GarniH reply to CaTours message Of Feb O. He says
II ths form Of the vote Is not decided upOn lie
should choose universal Suffrage. The acts Of Rome
have destroyed the possibility Of Ferate for the Ro
mogna. He guarantees full and absolute liberty in
voting.
commit ncates the French ideas relating the settle
ment Of the Central Italy question. Cavour says the
the assnraneas Of the French Government show that
the election Of Prince of the House Of Savoy would
be opposed BY France. Whatever may be the vote Of
Tuscany. the King viii aeeept it beforehand.
Reosoa, in dispatch 10 CavouF, dated 4th Of March
denies that Tuscany apres without rseetion TO the
union with Piedmont He says every thing eOnrms the
opin on that they are right in freeing themselves from
Austria.
PARIS, Saturday-The Constitutional has semi-ofi-
cia article against the adoption Of universal suffrage
applied to the doctrine Of national sovereignty a
false extension Of the principle may prove neesant
source OF trouble and dammage TO Europe, though
extension IS about to take place In Italy in opposition
to the imperial policy, and 10 the eounses given By
France.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times sayst is stated
that the Bulls Of Exeonmunication against Victor
Emanuel are ready TO be launched the moment the
appreciation Of Central Italian States is decreed-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
EROlI WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaroE. March q.


The Post Office Committee Of the House, this morn
ssntnE voice. that the inland postal service Of the
country should be restored its condition on the third
Of March 1sO9 and instructed their chairman to pre-
pare and report bill for that purpose to special meet
ing Of that committee tomorrow.
From present indications the Pacific Railroad Com
mttee Of the House viii probably reconsider their
meeting on Monday, the vote in favor Of one road.
The Cabinet had prutsacted sitting lO-day, at which
the capture Of the Mexican steamers and prisoners be-
fore Vera Cruz was much discussed
The President viii not probably reply At once 10 the
Senate resolution calling for Information respecting the
capture Of she Mamon steamers and the instructions
TO naval officers in the Gulf. &c
Dispatches with full Information as 70 this occur
renee their way from New Orleans, and the
Prebe will no doubt bring further authentic informa-
tiOn. -
The Instructions which we're few dsys since given
to Mr.. McLane, and through him to naval oeeFs,
viii not be communicated because they have not been
acted upon; bot probably there no Instructions
which could bear upon the Of the capture because
there had been opportunity TO send out any for
month past. The captures were not made under any
Instructions, for It could not have bean anticipated
Texas Senator's and membe together With Gen. FORBES
BrittOn, appeared before the House Military COMMITTEES
to-day and urge with great Tehemenee the appr0pr-
alton Of million and quarter Of dollars for the Tex
as mounted regiment.
subject will again Be renewed and some definite action
will be had. The impression prevails that they viii
decide adversely to it. inAs1ueh the President and
Secretary Of War have neither Of them recommended
it.
Cen POmeroy arrived here yesterday from Atehison
Kansas in three days the quickest trip made from
that Territory to this city, and was accomplished b
the line Of Railroad just opened between AtehisOr
and st. Joseph, where connection is made with the
Railroad 10 the Illinois
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

DR. JAS. McCLIKrOcK's PEcT0RAL SYhUF'-
IL ihs seemingly hopeless, well the earlier siasSs
chronic lung complaints shen the ocughng sincsssaH'
the coated vii mueus the chest sunk, the lungs
sore and the strength gone this soothing, raDquzlng
e0untsT-Ttsn ARd restorative vii from impSAh-
tng death.
Price SlOO. soli by WM. FIsRE, and by STRONG
ARMSTRONG; t,leyslop4 feb2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
FROM NEW YORK.

NV IoRK, March y.
The schooner Thomas French, from Virginia
picked up " "Wednesday a yaul boat containing
Chnaman who had escaped from the slOop Spray,
from Milford Conn. which vessel was sunk the
same day 10 collision with the slOop Lucinda The
captain Of the latter vessel says when the collision
occurred there was no one on board the Lucinda.
Thh Captain sud his brother the Chinaman said
went down 10 the Spray.
The Vanderbilt took out S244, 600 in specie.
An abandoned SLAYER, brigantine rugged, has
been found and taken into the Bahamas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

DIaa.,.. . s, o., md 81 ip'I I,e, T. oF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
R.R. CONTENTION.

NEW YORK, March "a
The Railroad Convention adjourned yesterday aftsr
adopting new Time Table and appointing a COMMITTEES
TO meet committee from the Louisville Convention at
Buffalo on Tuesday next 70 arrange ths Time Frbe-
adopted BY each Convention. as 70 insure prompt
reliable connections with all the Southern and south
western lines. C. Yibbard, A. Stone Jr. C. G. Ham
mOnd, G. J. Brydges B. W. Blanchard and b. Nj Co
hen, are the committee.
The Pennsylvania Roads did not join the Convention
In the adoption Of the Time Table but Il Is under
stood that amOderate speed be adopted at Buffalo the
Psnnyvania Reads will unite with the Others IA The
new arrangements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
FRON NRYN ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, March "a.
The schooner Virginia Antoinette is below from
Vera Cruz OF the evening Of the 18th
The military conference amounted to nothing.
The bombardment was recommended on the
morning OF the 18th with redonbied energy, the
shot and shell taking effect in the city killing
several and doing much damage many OF the
shot fell among the shipping under the castle with
out damage.
The Spanish war steamers arrived on the 18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
FROm NEW YnRK.

New YoRK, March "A.
It is reported that A. T. Stewart, the dry goods
merchant, has been taken TO the insane asylum.
The steamship Vanderbilt sailed at noon for
Southampton and HaTre, with 20 passengers.
The steamship City Of Baltimore also sailed about
noon to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool, with
q cabin and 90 steeTage passengers. No specie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
The HamnOndsViIIe

MINING & MANUFACTURING CO..
HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
IL Retail from Their eva h, ines and Manufjcturss-
HADfHoNDsvILLE COAL. for Gas, Steam, smithinz &
Domestic use
HAMSIoNDsyILLE COKE. No. /, for Manufacturing
purposes
HAMMoNDsVILLE COKE, No. 2 for Domestic use
HAnrMONDsvILLE FIRE CLAY. well grOund and dry.
HAbIMoNDSYILLE FIRE BRICK. common pattern,
end wedge, side wedge, circle or aieh, and eupola-
HABIMoEDSYILLE FIRE CLAY REIoRTs CHM
= HEY TOPS. ....#-. Hr
HASIAfoNDsViLLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every pat
tern.
HAAIAIoNDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
TILE, every pattern.
HAAfMONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES,
plsin and ornamental.
HAdMoNDsvILLE vfTRIFIED W WkTER PIPE, GAS
PIPE. &c Of every and yari-iys emb Flcsng sin
gle and double braneh-sereW, bends. &c. Also,
,HAMMOEDSVILLE COAL OIL,
For lubricafng and burning, Cat wholesale Ouly)
J. J. R0CKAFELLOW, 4
General Agent. Once on c = P. Pier, Cleveland, o.
| mar39R2i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

CHANDLRR's CATALOGUE Call at Chambers
seed store, corner Of Chsmplain and OntariO-sts,
and get one of bis catalogues of field, garden and
flower seeds. He has received many of his vari-
cites direct from England, and has constantly on
hand full supply of seeds ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
FROM BOSTON.
Boston, March "a.

BosToN, March "a.
Edwin W. Reed, a music teacher of West Spring
field, was convicted Of adultery and sentenced 10
the House of Correction for two years and half.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

tn FRoH MALPRACTIcE.-Mrs, Cunningham,
Michael Cunningham, living at No S75
TIo nv - near the Pittsburgh R. R. Shops, died
IN 9slo Pg. after giving birth to child
- QonY was that she was taken
her husband 8 testi- Vt He vent for DR.. Story,
sick on Wednesday nigl : Tb.-.;.v yoornino, :,
who went to the house ear 90. ~ told b.,
After attending her for a shor, tsis a.
husband to go for the Prizes. - .bat
Priest, it is said, when he a sbost ~
she would not live ten minutes. She die -. :,
o'clock Fridsy morning Mrs Reeves, q 81 ere
Mrs. Cunniughsm testified that she said BEL -
she died that the Doctor had killed her. 1t was
offered in evidence that be drank some while a.
the house. Drs. Weber, Brooks, stroUg, Sterling,
and Capener testified as to the medical facts in the
case, revealing shocking state of affairs. Ajury
Of inquest was summoned on Saturday an, 'rnoon
and were insesson until 2 o'clock yesterday q Ter
noon. They then returned verdict that the 'e-
ceased, Mrs. IIary Cunningham ''came to he.
death from injuries received on her body by the
unskilful and unwarranted use of instruments in
the hands Of DR.. Richard Story while he was guilty
Of gross carelesSn and negligence, and commit
ting an unlawful act"
Mrs. Cunningham was about 80 years old.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
FROM BOSTON,

BosToN, March "a.
The ship Norway, Of New York, when ave DAYS ont
on the passage from Macao to Havana with 1000 Coo
lee, was the scene OF terrible nutiny In which 30
Coolies were killed and 90 wounded The geht lasted
from P. N. TIN daylight next morning, when the
Coolies yielded. Capt. Major had ha wife and two
The lady passenger died Of fright, and her child died
afterFarda
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

THE UPPER LAKRs-The Superior Chronicle of
a late date, has the following in relation to the
early opening of navigation:
"The prospect Of an early opening Of navigation,
at this end OF the lake is, to say the least, very
hatieriug. There is only about three miles of ice
extending out from Wisconsin and Minnesota
points; and this is only six or eight inches thick
Parties who have travelled the lake shore between
Superior and La Pointe, say that outside of the
Islands there is no ice, aud that a steamer could
now make trip from ontonagon to Superior
The ice in our bay is rapidly melting under the
warm rays of the sum- and in less than three weeks
We expect to see It entirely relieved Of its icy
fetters.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
COLLISION AND Loss OF ETFF.
EEw ORLRlNs, March "a.

The ship Forest King from Liverpool oollIded
on The llth inst with the bark River Bens, from
Cieniuegos, bound to New York, near Cane Sf.
Antonia- The latter sunk. Capt Haynes, two
children, and VIM. Smdlsy, of Massachusetts, were
drowned. The rest we're brought here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
Saturday Nights Report.


ST. LOUIS, March "a.
The Touring mills Of Wells & Co., Clarkville,
Mo-, with a large stock Of wheat ard -four was
burned on Thursday. Loss OOO-insured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
TRAYHLRR,s RRaIsTRR.
NEW ADvRRTIsRmENTs.

John DOvnio-PAper HIRgingi, Window Shades, &c.
o. Gutter Son--Fumitnrs at Auction.
FirIi Baptist Church-Bus Notice
Mortgage Tor sals-Rus. Notice
Albert BronEos--Fam for Sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

THE GERMAN OFERA.-The Opera of f"Prince
Eugene" viii, By general request be repeated
this evening at the ACADEMY Of Music. 1t will
not be played again after tonight. It is q fine
thing, and we'll put upon the stage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

Accidental boy named Hiram Hill, who was
employed in the Lake Erie Paper Mil, had his
right arm so badly crushed and mangled by being
drawn into the machinery, on Saturday, that it
was necessary to smputate it st the shoulder. His
parents live npon Croton street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
CHALlRNGEn.

NEw YoRK, March "a
Ills rumored that Lieut. Bartlett has challenged
Cen Morris, one of the editors Of the Home
Journal, in consequence Of remafks in that paper
recently touching the wedding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
FROM aIRmPnIs:
MEHPHfs. March %

MEhPHis, March %.
The steamer Persia, loading for Cincinnati,
caught ire tonight She was toWed into the
stream and burned TO the waters edge. She had
300 bales Of cotton on board. The cargo is total
loss. Insured for 5000. 80 g q q -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
RIRR.

AOhE " AfhEf nldrcn "a.
hre At O'Clock this morning entirely destroyed the
IIaes building, containing Office and stock Of Dawson
gNy ZINES, Indiana Free Mason clothing store Of J..
OO1. Then insured 5000
burgiaTs at Loganeport last night entered the drug
sure Of ": H. Bdnghurgt, and robbed the safe con-
tainiug LOCO. No clue 10 robbers