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The reported Assassination of the Emner-
'fg JlpQR.-lntelligeBc from San Francis
Co. received by Overland Express, and brou't
3 taat port by the schooner Page which left
as bay of JeddO. April %. brings The fol-
Asilg report:
The Prince Gortairo, who was at the head
ae present Japanese government. was as
s'saatsd on the 18th of March. He was
gong from his house to the palace with his
VAN Shen ne was attacked by II Japenese
e''ea as travellers. His retinue had six
I-'ea and several wounded. One of the as
1aslas' who was wounded and could not es-
'Fe' had bis head cut of by his comrads aud
~''ea oil to prevent his being recognized =
--5ee OF the assassins were princes Vt high rank
lsi Tue privilege given them of cutting
= 'aelr o"n atdomcns with a sword. there
g'eSentng their own property being cou-
-. lG.'sl' aud saving their families the disgrace
IL "oa.d entail upon them had they been
a Thirty people were beheaded on
lS Of April, having been interested in
auar' Since the death of the old Tycoon,
- 0nose regime the Treaty was made,
' ua' been an entire change in .he gov
o,s!', f,.s;, Tue present dynasty being opposed
D. - fu intercourse. throwing every obsta-
nerra 4s .t Say to interrupt trade aud com
Tin. u .ua' they can possibly DO without viz
s,3 - :: treaty: Tho opposition. at the
sT, u which Prince Meto, is reported as
hg;o. = Tue present government, aud iDsur-
n,sa Is momcntariiy expected. Guard
WIN stands of arms are numerous,
- - tne towns and along the road to the
'osado- AL foreigners are requested
.i, g cut after dark, aad are advised by
as 'sspee'lTe COnsuls to go armed at all
d. - an nom China by the North Bri.ou is
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b. - S55 l5om China by the North Bri.ou is
.,tS;- "a OF April, but it does not mention
''Uia9 Of this occurrence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

Apples Ff'u 17lti "a -
10 dried flbun "a ! 4i
Poaehes d4d en- iS0 l6l
% unpld 81. .1lib-9
FirI...........S .Sslb l0a l2sfl
Lsaona ....-f f}boE-(n -
OranEal- - flboE "a -
II taiua y r elbon 75a 81
% layer a4hox 00n y
Craa6oFFios T,bbl "a -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

COLLISION The schOOnss Northern Light and
L. N. Mason cOIlided with each other OF Bar
Point, on Sunday evening. The former COM
menced leaking badly, and ran back to the river
She reached the shOal on the lower end of BOis
Blanche Island and there sunk in about 10 feet Of
WEtsr. She was loaded with corn. It is thought
she win be raised without delay. The Mason lost
her bead-gear, boE-sprit and jib-bOOm.
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MORNING LEADER 0FFECR,
Tuesday Evening, April II. 1850. !
FLoUR-Steady. Sales 25 bbls. common at
5,sO and S bbls, red wheat double extra at IS rs
WHEAr-Sales cars red at $780,
CoRN-Sales car at Sic and car at 5IKe
.. OATs-Sae car at g7So
HfGHwINEs-Sae 40 bbls. at lee.
PoRK-Sales 9s bbls. country mess at SIG, and
25 bbls. No. do. at SIS,
EsGs-Selling at lOGIOho.
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EEw YORK MARKET-Aprl
lBI TELEGRAFH.I

lhI TELEGRAFHl
FLOUR-Sales 100 bhls al SsN6ss IS super State:
s. i9S6 tol extra slate, S53d55 for western
6at1 AZ for
fJT gronnd shipping brands extra roun hep Ohio
Transactions onlY 70 moderate extent. Prices
without material change. DemAnd chith the supply
q the Of the local traie Closing quetaa1
CAN 4DIAN FLoUR-Salss Iof 1910 bbls at ssToa
rs chacs
BYE FLoUR-Quet and steady. Small sales b
S36S94,9J common 10 choice
CORN MEAL-oaSt and steady Sales $50 bbls JsI-
t sgCKwHEAT FLOUR-DuIl and DOHlually unohd
WHIsKEY-WithOui material ohanss-sales 100 bbls
attic.
WHEAT-Hiarke quiet and press unchanged sales
600 bus strictly prime while Whito Tiaois
q So amber Iowa a. 81 So 600 white Mica GO and
$500 faiT b u club at 81 ,26<.
klE-Scarce and frm AZ Sc
BARLET-Du lat 7nds2o
BARI Ky MALT Quiet and unchd.
CORNtn flir demand; sales 73aTfi( raast
aud de iEered for md wsn ICe for Yellow T599 white
eAIsz z=sniy ana dull at 4tsis for western and cdn
f(df11s for STATE.
- hbis a SlIsa u Is for Sl7 q old mess; SIZE
r." thn mess, 3liGloE0fur prins mess. '- -
BEEF-Dull and unchAngi 4 SAILS coo bhls az siOla
8 S loI country prime ssoSS5so colarV mess: STAG
PkIME MESS BEEF-D1lf az l36lsB0
BEEF HAAIR-nominal aaSltGll5 % for western SI2a
CUT blEATs-Dull aud heavy Sales $50 packages az
le ior shauldeTs; s1(33afs for hams.
BACON Quiat aud uHehEnEsd.
Lak4- Suiet and steady; SIS 30 bbs At l0az(9lce.
sl1EEs E-iu-tHIr demand at l0ql3c
bgIIER-Dul HOLE for ohs; ul920c state.
sdEhDulii uS s5s3 oT pots, S3,G25S fr pearls.
oil1nsooi y 1eoserle deraad At 50963c; for crude
Aah al We lsurn Of sales Of 800 hhds Z.
6AhD-CloVar sId Timothy and saling in a
lIoicftfe
and ss.5o155 e fcr the latter
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AsHoRR.-The scOW brig Trenton is ashore at
Blue Point on the Canada shore The tug Dart
has gone to her assistance, from Detroit.
The brig IroquOis, from Cleveland to Saginaw
for lumber. went ashore during the recent storm
near Fort GratiOt Light, on the American side
She will be got Of with difficulty.
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CLEVELAND and TOLEDO Rln Rnln

- - sss -
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. ApriI
from Cleveland: iuA 1a4oll'"9
Do A d. through Mail stopping at all Etatlgns On the
A. n - -Oi' - -D'4'
40 r M western Express, stops a. all stations on
p. NJ. - ~
SUI N MAJ stops ~ all stations g Of Sandusy on
SIS p. NJ
$50 p NJ Telegraph ETfTess sCols at Grafton Oberlin
Makem1n, NorHalks MonrOeville, Bellevue
CLYDE Fremont anf EliuOTe and arrives A. To-
lGdo at lc:l5 p N
Connections arc made 81 MOnrnevs with the gsrdn.r
Mansde q and Newark r. K, Clyde VIII the Sspd1-Fy
Dayton Cincnnsti X r, al ErsG with Frgmo1f 4
Indiana R. x and a Toledo with the RichIsan s51fb-S
Northern Indiana aEd T0lsdJ Wabash Ran RoSds fr
Chicago, Detroit, Jgck5sn. FoTtayne LganEDort fv
west aud Southwest. - -N
Trains arrive in Clsseand from Tole 20 and the ys.t A.
20 A. d. BIS p. NJ, and 9.05 II; ffom SsndusF1 AZ
g:31 A. N. -
Cleveland April 9th. ls60 n
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Cleveland Ohio April is $50 'l George aBfi5S 9ilsn
I El ~. nj OnINE N cfn.-II L.

1T .EGAL NOTICE.-Default having
IL been made and the first party having failed 10 pS
the lnstament which ell due November first 1859 on hs
contract entered into November 26 1883 bstwesn John
Fiizwltams party Of the first Da and Hiram stone ar
y Of the second part for the sale by the second party 10
the inst party Of subdivision lot No 100 Ia Hiram es
ADDITION 70 Ohio Ci y and Cleveland composed Of part
Of original lois Nos 50 and and IS Brooklyn township
CuyaOgO County, Ohio. And default having been made
and the first party having failed 70 pay the nsta ment
which fell due November first 1859. the en-
tered into June a. 1854 between John G. Maulhaber par
y OF the rs part, and Hiram stone. party Of the second
part for the sale by the second party 10 the first party Il
subd ion lot No 80 IN Hiram stones addition to Ohio
City and Cleveland composed # original Sc and
Default wing been made, and the t pafty having fail
cd 70 the nstalment VIII ch fell due November hrst
1883 the contract entered into November l9 1893 be-
tween Henry beagle, party Of the FIRST part and Hiram
htOne party Of the second the By the second
party TO the first party, Of subdivision lot No 23 in HI
ram stones addition TO Ohio City and Cleveland,
posed Of part Of original lots Nos 3 and 65 BROOKLYN
township, Cuyahoga County, OHIO And default having
been made and the first plry having failed 10 pay the
stalmen which fell due November first, Is the con-
tract entered into December ls3 between Henry Bran
patty OF the first part, and Hi Stone party the
ond part for the sale BY the second party the first party
OF subdivision O No 81 in Hiram SOBes addition to Ohio
Nos % and s. Ia Brooklyn township Cuyahoga cpuuty
Ohio and the said contracts having been assigned By the
said tone TO the undersigned. Notice is hereby given
thar IN pursuance OF the power contained said
tracts the undersigned will the 18th day Of May $50
AZ 10 O'Clock N Of said day, al the door Of the Court
House, ef Champain and Seneca Streets in lie
city OF CleVe and, OuyahOga county, Ohio sell at public
auton each OF said lots Of land and the
The same. EDWARD WADE
Cleveland April l6 1890 2s3
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
~ DER OF CoURT.--On the 28;h day Of April, ls60
a 10 o'clock A NJ, on the premises in the township Of
R0gaon, Cuyahoga County Ohio, will b sold 70 the his-
ast bidder the following desc rbed real estate the
pTopo " Of Hiram geTon deceased 70 wits situate Ia the
Township of Royaon, IN said rOauy, beng baIt OF
ZION No H. situated m the northwest Of the south
east quarter q said section and 20 Of land Il being
NJ same land that was decided by Henry Doeil " Annette
Brown
The above premises be sod SUI hect to NOR gaze
thereon VIII ch there due Apnt II 1850, Sll5ss
Terms Of sale hundred cash and the balance
In four yelrs from the day Of sals
HENRI AE1NS, Guardian.
aun mil
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The schooner NloaFagua lost her tfb boon and
soma Of her head gear. a ua 49,, ~
The schooner s. g. Andrews, which passed up
Yesterday, had Der flying 80 carried aWays-tDes
troit Tribune leth. sod
Capt Coon reports a brig ashore on fbe Amerl.
can side, short distance above fhe IQht-name
unknown some two or three other vessels are
5nepoftea ashore between Lexington aud Point aux
pa sues me particulars Of which have not reached
Us with any degree Of certainty. ... ~. Ia
Qalte number oil vessels bound up were driven
ndek INTO RIVER St Clair, many OF whom met with
iaore OF less accidents In consequence II Detroit
Advertiser, nth.
ssIaI. .a.J aI J..
CIEARARoRs FoG BRLow-The cIearances with
corn 70 day for The lower lakes, baYe been quite
numerous, and l30.ilG bu. corn have been shipped
for Ogdensburgh, Kingston, oswegO and Buffalo.
--l0hicago Press. -sis ba ...
THE following vessels passed DeiTois on Sunday
and Monday
snnday-Brig Sir ohas Napier, scbs. Titan.
Algerne, Thos, kingslord, John l., Gross, James
Ravagh. 1. J, Farwell Whip, st. Andrews, Sum.
nit harshheld, 5. n Lathrop, Star Of the North.
samuel @. Andrews, Resolute, II H. Steele, Hum
b0ldt
Aonday-Prop. Nile, barques Clayton. Repub.
10, Sovereign Of the Lakes brig Andes, schs.
Granada, GeFfltt Smith, Lucy j. Latham, Iron
sides, Echo, s. james, Gen. Scott Utica. Il G.
Roberts, Alnwiek Puritan, s. L. Noble, Mary and
LUCY, Gem, Delos DoWolf, Elmlra, Ohas. Sumner,
Meridian, Illinois,
Down. Props Wisconsin, ouyahoga, brig Gla.
diator, schs. Republic, Dial, Gnllelma.
Aonday-Brig Caroline, sohs. Altar, Forest, L.
NJ Mason, Morning Light, Die Vsnon.--AdV. IS.
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new YORK STOCK MARKET-Apnl1z
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stoclg so branch active and hsher-clOsing however,
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT On the 23th day Of April, ls60
at o'clock p. IL, on the premises. in the township OF
S0on CuJahoga County Ohio viii be sold 70 the big
bidder the following described real estate property
Of George Morrison, minor heir Of Alanson Morrison,
ceased. TO wit:
said township OF solou being 81 acres Of lani
Om OF the West side Il the following described piece Of
land to Wit part Of lot No. Is In said township is
bonded follows beginning the southwest corner OF
said lot No Is thence north the old line lot 20 chains and
II links to post thence east chsns and - links
pus thence south parallel with the line chains
and ls links 70 post 10 the centre the road thence
westerly along the centre Of the road cns and 2g Inks
% the place Of beginning, containing Is 1900 Of
land.
SAID 81 acres appraised az Sl6lOO.
Terms Of sale $1,000, cash down the day of sale and
the baianee IN ten days from the day Of sale.
JOHN @. SMITH,
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T Observation-Disclosures. Hay.

7 EGAL NOTICE-DEFAU Hav.
IL ing been made and the first party having "a led to
pay the inslamsnt witch fell due November ls 1889 on
the contract entered into November 1883 between John
3 Gahla and J. Kaar party Of the first part, and Hi
Stone, party Of the second part fer The sale by the
second party to the st parry Of subdivision No q n
Hiram Stone addition 10 Ohio City and Clsve land,
posed Of part original lots Not 5 and g. In Brooklyn
Township CuyahOsa County, Ohio and the said
having been assigned by Said Stone TO tbs underigned
Notice is hereby given that pursuance Of the powers
ned in said contract the unders gned Will the 18th
day Nay 1861 at 10 o'clock NJ Of said day 1.-The door
Of the Court House corner Of ChampIa1n and Seneca
Streets in the " Of eland CuyakOsa County. Ohio,
sell pnbhc auction said lot OF land AM the imPloTe
EDWARD WADE.
Cleveland, Aprillz IeOa apl7:2s5
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cLEARED.

Sch. Twin Brother, Smith, Toledo.
" Sioux, Low, Milwaukee, 4S6 bbls. dried ap-
pies.
Geo Davis, Becker, Pldgeon River. wagon,
10 bbls. Flour
c. B. walker, johnson, Chicago, $50 tons
coal.
Twin Sister, Jackson, Toledo, no cargo.
ScoW A. Frettrich, Frettrich, Pt. BurWelL
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THE UPPER LAKE ROUTE OFEN.-Tbe Detroit
Trib. says that Ar SpsuIdng arrived there on
Sunday from MaOkinac, having come overland
from the saut- The ice has entirely disappeared
between the SAINT and White Fish Point, which
renders all the Lake Superior ports accessible
The ice left the dock At the saut On Sunday, the
9th. 1: is uncertain whether the Canal will be
open before the LIST Of June, although the con
tractors give assurance that it viii be open by the
18th Of May. The coolest weather Of the season
az the 6aut was "a . below 0.
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Geadl Notifts.
Sheriff . & Master COmmiISi01sTjI ma,
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GHERIBF AND MASTER COM
- MlssIoNER's sALE.-Pursuaut 10 the command
cf an order of sale sSusdu the Court Of Common Pleas
OF CuyhoBh County, 1t the suit George WuThingtOn
Painh Hgainst Willi8m Rogers and Others Defendants
shall eoT Ton sails al Public suction, the door Of the
Court House, lcornor Of seneca and Champlain sreets
10 the oitF Of Cleveland, In said county the I2 day of
May, lef9 az O'Clock n. Of said day the following
described lands and tensmsns, 70 wit Situate the
city Of CeEsland, IN the Of CuyahOga and State Of
Ohio, and known as parts Of 10 Nos q and p tasss
survey recorded in Book o. al and bounded fol-
lows Westerly BY liz parallel with the line and
twenty nine fest easery thersFCm being the easer line
noheIly line of Lot No p; ezoTly BY land sold " A
Wing aud nOtheTy BY First Street SAID lot being thirty
sI feet front and hundred feet deep with double
h0us- thereon.
Appraised at $4,000. D. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff ard Special Master C0m'r.
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