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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26
uE-nonoWay's PIls and Ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL BROTHER
,. W. cor. Ontario Do. and Pub. sqnAre

'BS~Human Frailty, or Physiological -
Searches should be read by every 1t treats Of
selfnhieted Diseases and tbs results Of early mall
practice, the causes that frequently lead to uahppDy
marriages their relief and prevention, with eOpious
Instructions 20 the method Of dispelling the
misgtvines that frequently take hold Of those about
70 enter into the marriage state The work Is beau
tiully illustrated vita eolored engrRvinga, end Is
fraught with wholesome advice and exhortations.
Read the advertisement Of ''Tresemnr'' in another
column. Sold By DR., Barrow, lsl Bleecher st., New
York. Price sc, sen free Of postage everywhere.
Also sold BY E. n. Gaylord aud William Fiske,
Druggists, Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

c. ST. PAUL AND FoN DU LAo.-Itis is the de-
sign of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Company to complete the road to Ap-
PletOn before winter sets in.
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RAILWAY DIvIDHSDs.-The Directors of
the Little Miami Railroad Company have
declared dividend of per cent. for the
last six months.
The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
Company have declared dividend of per
cent, payable in New on the lst of January
next.
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ns. uostetters Bitiers arr sold BY
CHURCHILL & BRO, Druggists.

RHEUMATISM RHEUMATISM RHEUMATIsNl
Il Is well known that bathings, ointments, and
external applications, only drive rheumatism from
part Of the system to another. Sometimes, with
Eital results. Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Rheumatic Pills. ofien cure the worst and most pro-
tracisd cases. Shis simple nedicated Sngar Pill viii
do more 90 eradicate the disease than quantities Of
crude medicines, and has cured when all other
have failed
Price 25 cents per box, with directions boxes 81.
sent by mail express, free OF charge, on receipt
of the price. Address,
glr.-F. HUMPHREYS CO.,
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CHANGE OF TIxE.-To-day the change of
time on all the Railroads going out of Cleve-
land goes into effect. For particulars see
advertisements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. rhe combination
itgredients in these Pills the result Of long
sad extensive practice. They mild in their ops
ration, and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Menstruations, removing all obstructieHs,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
the side, paptatiOn Of the heart whites al nervous
elections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
u abs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
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-We are boDIlv n Iearn

@We are happy TO learn that DR.. S. A.
WeaYer's Canker and Salt Rhoum Syrup sustains its
reputation 50 well. We hear it we'll spoken Of By all
who haTe made tri Al Of its virtues. There are now
90 many worthless article uarlng the name Of med
ciRs, that we have but little confidence in any; still
we are glad to SEQ the success Of this, which be-
Ioye to be, truly valuable medicine.
Sold BY Gaylord q Hammond, @. s. Mackenzie, I.
W. Sackrider and Wm. Fiske, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

0. s. CoUHTs.--In the case Of Mary En-
body, passing counterfeit money, the jury
brought in a verdict of guilty.
The Court adjourned to this morning at 9
o'clock, when the case of the United States
vs., Burden, for forging bounty land certif-
Gates, viii be heard
CouRT or coNEoS PLEAs-JUDoE BoLToS.
-Averill, Sur, &C., VS.. Rheim ct al.
The Court charged the Jury in this case on
Saturday.
JUDGE BrsHoP.-Weaver, for stabbing with
intent to wound. Jury out.
POLICE CoURT.--Luke Calihan was bal5 IN
$1,000 bonds for trial at the Court Of Common
Pleas, on the charge of burglary. Mike Cal
Than was discharged. The men were arres-
ted for breaking into the store of Alex. Top
ping, in Newburgh.
Franz French was fnedls2 and costs for
GREETINGS disturb nee. One or two unim-
.POrtant cases were confined.
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W. Warren-Western money taken for dry goods.
Rsttberg & Hsusmann-For MiIliners.
W. II. Fargo oo-Commission Merchants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

Dr.. Cheeseman's Female Pills a.re sold oy
CHURCHILL A BROTHER, Druggists.
s. ". cor Ontario st 3 Pubic Square.
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Special slatiees.

HoLLowAY's PILLs-Feveran and Ague.-The
preparations Of Quinine and Calomel prescribed BY
the faculty ior this disease, are more destructive On
their ravsgos the human body than the complaint
ltsol, verifying the cid sdaso' remedy worse than
the disease" hoilowsy's Pills possess no mineral
poison, and are more speedy and efeasious In pro
noting ,rmaueni cure.
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
ns1sOld by an Druggists at 2so, &c and &C y box
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

"a To CoNsUlPTIvEs.-Thea advertiser,
having been restored to health in very few weeks
by very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
aral years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufierers tae means Of cure.
To all who desire it, be viii send copy OF the pre-
soriptioh used free Of charge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
and SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH,
Ma BRONCHITIS, &C, The only object in send
ing the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to be invalu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy,
Is it viii cost them nothing, and may prove bless
Ing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Octls: R26 Wnliamsburgh, Kings County, n Y.
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DR. CHEEsEMANs PfLhs.

Is the commencement Of new era in the treat
mont OF those irregularities and sbstruetons which
have consigned so many Thousands Of the young, tho
tosutiful and the benevolent to a Premature Grave
No female can enjoy good health unless she Il regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the general
haalfh barinn 70 deolina
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DR.. CHEEsENANs PILLs.

ara the most eiectual remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar to Felnales To all classes they
ere invaluable, Inducing, iVi ostGntys periodical reg
uleriiy. They are known TO Thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the cOun-
Try, having the sanction OF some Of the most einsf
pLyuoiaHs fz America Eple dirscfions satiHg i1he,
csd l5hp el shoud not BE- Used with each box-PrIos
Oas Dolar saol boz, e0HtaiaiH0 40 PHI.
A valuable pamphlet to be had Free Of the Agents.
Pills sef Bv mail promptly By enclosing price to the
General AGENT Sold BY Druggists generally.
3. B. HUTOBlEGsi General Agent,
20 Cedar st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland At Wm. Fisk's and Gaylord 4
Hau1mondiF
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237.
HOVER & HIG BEE,
Have every quality aud width Of the best
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
They have an excellent and large lot Of inexpensivs
FASHIONABLE FANCY SILKS.
They have fully assorted stock of desirable
BROCHE AND BLANKET SHAWLS.
They have an extensive, varied and cheap supply of
OTTOMANS, MERlNOES, DeLAINES.
They have a large and superior lot of
NEW-ENGLlSH BLANKETS.
They have a nice and new supply Of
COUNTERPANES AND QUILTS.
They have a, substantial cheap and rich supply Of
CASsuIEBEs aud
YEsTINGs.
ruIf assortment OF
LADIES HOOPS, CLOUDS & CAPS,
ta They r have cone and they are coming all the time
NTS,
$4,000 yards Of one shilling prints at 1Oc.
287 SUPERIOR STREET. 2s7
E'NGLISH BLANKETS.-WHIT-
IL NEY, Rose and Mscinao Blankets, now opened
by lnoyll 1. ..E-BALDWIN &CO.
VNRIMMING BBADS-AT
Il RETTBERG & HAusMANE'S.
SCHENILLE SCARFS. Ar
~ RETTBERG HAUsMANs. NJ
DARIS PATTERN CLOARS-
0ot22 Ell BALDWIN co.
UST RECEIVED-ANOTHER
GALA PLAIDS,
FOR l6K CENTS PER YARD.
300 YARDS FANCY SILK,
FOR s714 CENTS PER YARD.
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
E. 1. BALDWIN & CO.,
& 9asT this & d9y, very elegant Paisley Wool shawIs,
jacquard and Basket Al Al
India and Vienna BrOciie do
Misses Long and Square DO
Also, GENTLEMENS' SHIFTING FLANNELs.
Also, 1900 doz WOOL and COTTON HOSE,
for Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Infants
On Friday, the sd inst, we shall open
NEW and ELEGANT CLOAKS
The zo1ave, The Golden Bedoin, The Arab,
The Shawlette, The Paris Spare, and Empress,
ish any in the market.
Cloths Cloths Beavers, Rspsand Tricots for Cloaks
bralds, Bindings, Girdles, Tassols st
in extensive variety, at wholesale and retail.
noy2 z. L BALDWIN 4 co.
VICTORIA RUFFLTNG.
II 1. BALDWIN & CO., SOLE
LIE agents for the sale Of this celebrated article,
oFf " gidtSS 5RS case eS5t9 or Totf m suRP
READ THIS.
money saved is better than Money earned. /"
BARGAINS
LOOK
PRINTS AT 4 II CENTS PER YARD
READ ON
Yard wide Bleaehed Muslin at s cents per yard
STILL FARTHER,
Fine All-woOl Merinos at Is cents per yard.
WE CAN NOT
Black kSilk...-.......-.......-..75oe cents per yard
TELL THE HALF
MOhair de Begss. ...-............s cents per yard.
IN ONE
Valencia only I2)1 cents per yard.
. SMALL ADVERTISEMENT.
Gala Plaids awful cheap....-.-..Is'l cents = yard
COME
Striped cents ? yard.
AND
Yard-wids Brown sheetins at 81 cents ? yard.
SEE
Figured cents 8 yard.
FOR
The best yArd-wide Shilling Muslin in Ohio.
YOURSELVES.
RUCHEs, FLOWERS AND RIBBONS.
VERY CHEAPll
FS-We are constantly in receipt OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
and we viii sen them cheaper than the cheapest.
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY,
242 Superior Street
noy2l
EOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The trade supplied at New York prices.
nova RETTBERG & HAUSMAEN.
NLOAKSl CLOAKSI CLOAKSl
LADIES CLOAKs,
MISSES CLOAKs,
CHILDRENs CLOAKs
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b. 9. Humphreys 4 co,

SOLD By E. ". sackridsr. and Churchill q Bro.
Es57ses advertisement in another column.
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8apet aaaaiaas.


NEW WALL PAPERS
JUST RECEIVED.
TO BUY WALL LPAPERC CHEAP,
Il gOto n CARSON co.'s.
ITO BUY CHOICE CORNICES
-oAsap, 50 to n. CARSON 4 co.
ITO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
u. CARSON 90.
IF YOU WANT PAINTS. OILS,
j TAREIsH, &C., genuine article, 50 70
d. CARSON & co.
IF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
IL received for your money, g 20 ls3 SUPERIOR e.
"a. CARSON co.
A LARGE LOT OIL CLOTHS
"A for sale cheap. 81 n. CARSON 4 cos.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY moRNING, NoY. ae. 80.
NRW ADvERTIsElIENTs.

~ For TeIeErnphIo, Market and Marine
News see F0urtk Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

JUDGE BIsHoP.-Weaver, for stabbing with
intent to wound. Jury out.
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@-spalding's Cephalie Pills just reeeiv-
cd at SToSs & ARMSTRONG
nov24:3I1 Iw.
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~ See advertisement of DR.. ssnford's
LiverInvigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

FRANK Personal---very. and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sa,QApOe.Tv
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70 All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Tie Etpa brlncs the following specie 10

H.. 1850 Of "Irwin verrus Lever" in which the
,la,i =. eks 10 recover from Mr.. Lever coinpenssti IA
Er ,,ryies in prvmong tie formation Of The galway
linz. va. eg, before the public in the Conrf oi CON.
MOI Ilrps. Tie Ge'cndnrt loaded mover nideotcn'
TIE ykin,if was nonsuied.
tapou.t " as given oh the 81 inst. In the !beaief
NJ Limerick about eighty members OF the ish B1X,
ne With figured in the recent campai!n Ia me Ppai
S,ates Tie denonrti aion was attended with much
eLtl lsiatm . 49,
'ealful explosion had occurred in the Risra coal
inc pear New Jor w les, enaiigg the loss VI about
ITO lives. Uei Ing the safety linlr 10 obi III hShts
Tor lies is teliey I'd have been the cause OF the ex-
lie ion.
Sir H-nIy Mar-h, the eminent Dublin physician. died
sudden " on ibe Cd, from apTlcxy.
A letter from DIR. Ii, ingtone TO the B-hon OF Ox,
ford dated Sepns April II, has nst been received aa
Iut led. The Doctor states that the req m ba'hed
" a. lakes ia prominently co'tonI r,dncing one,
lie wan ly advo the extension OF the missionary
n,o,ene cit in Afii,a.
Tie oily gold withdrawal from the Bank Of En-
plsI IL q III VIA % sum of Is Go sOvereiBns Tor
tran III is,i Ameiia by the Atlantic Other l'arceis
were ,aek,d ready for expectation but were noi re-
Tie monthly payments on the 4th werf in general
w,linu.
hr. Henry Hitler of Manchester, engaged chiefly IA
Il Ie,sLt trace had Suspended, with coneide able Ia
lili'ns
.yFRJcAs SEcURITrys.-On Monday tho closing
for leading American Rs~ uy SECURITIES were
Iiroi, -ls-- 3dG4 ,couDt ETi- shares Ji"SZ Ns".
t,u. s,6,6 The 18th there an scve demand nf "r
hse but quotations had reached Liverpool when the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

zen we snmmcred for akingthe key Of safesy lamp
into tie IT, AID il was depofed b. by the ovsrnan hat
two otl or en- were detes,.d with nail In their pos
s,ion intended doub,les to be used for opening tho
sft!- mpr 70 btsin gits for smoking. These things
slow the kleesnc.s II the men, AMI point probably,
to u ORIGIN Of the exy loion" such j. the statement
Of Inc 1,mrs; but The Weurrn Daly Prrss asSe~s
,lst u num' Of deatls is 30 large ~ WIS at first
suTlcscd. The B,,'ioi Daily p" says:
''Anong the collierr who dcscended on the fatal
mon were -eyelal Yong fellows who had bcoomo
fm era Of The Volunteer Rife Corps recently formed
nj ki.ra ri cir inierfon 10 OFT early 10 at
tend drill. Ore who bad taken his turn Ia the night
e. IN arcnr irg ut FIVE in tie morning, acoler who
VI. unable 10 take lr day '.ur,' who asked him 20
,als !, Tor in. lie eon,enied pulled Oft hs coat,
vii be had just rnt on, and was about TO g. down
ue,ii winnie sndde'lv changed biz mind, resumed
lie {, at and saved BIZ life by rong hone Amid rhe
CIR wds assembled at the month Of the pit awaiting
II arrival # TIE dead WA wife and mother who
raw n the lilee,s Leap her husband and three son-
In cottage eight hder stretched their bers
Sen # the poor fellows, who xere 10 tie midst II
tie fire, dsfyured that they cannot be hent-
fed, aid their bodies have been conveyed from cottage
to cottage, and We have been toll they are "il UNI
bined"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
FRANCE.

TIE bonikur editorislly notices the reception.
tx,e, Ged the En- pres Eugeri In England, md says
Il hi smh naiifesta,Is cannot but draw cheer the
ties wlfh bind tie two nstio'v.
Ssverl Paris jourptl were advocating the di,sOlI-
len Off r, sent Les ls'iye Bdy AZ tbehstoralc COM
rlen EFT of decrte Which changes the attributes Of
lie rel reeeriati,e body. The Const'tufonna ssys,
however, that there i no intention Of dissolvbg tho
Leg lstn'e.
Tie a, rreherpiors Of a monetary crisis in Paris had
eub-id,d TIE bullion in TIE Bank of France dnring
the BIZ, week il raid 70 have ncreSsed By fifteen NIL
lion frsIcs.
TIE Pasior Of the Archbishop Of Paris concerning
tie Pore had been rcad in the churches Of that capital,
and wus con- idersd remarkable for its moderation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
AUSTRIA.

lie official Wir~<- Zfitung publishes the csnvep.
iioL betw cen Frarec Austria and Sardinia Tor carry.
Ing out tie Partition of Tie debts and aSs-ts of the
Monte Ian hard. The liabilities amount 80 0J0, 600 of
Ire, OF which two frhs 10 be charged 10 Austria
9,a0,GOlire.
Tie Paris Pegs arms TINT the questipn of the ees-
RI OF Ve eta has not hen ooled in the council. of
myIower.
lie "fi,ial Wiener Zeturg IL authorized 20 declare
tie run cocerir negotiations for the ce-.on of
Vel eta who'll, unfcunded and that there Can be no
qre.tion o. s. lin h crown ln L.
The Archdnke Ferd maud MAXI ipan had assumed
the command IF a squadron of evolution.
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THE ENGLISH PRES on SECESSION.
A "TKEpOsTERoUs" STATE PAPER.

fFUn Inc lOufOn Times, Dc. j.
Al the great book rale which is going on al Paris a
c,mI lcle cory of Mururs Ami dH peapie brought a
Lnle cum. NJ Solar WAS unrivaled in the dill lence
viii which he collected the fugitive literature of the
Fi, eh keNoludun. aid may panphlst o. broad iie
in lip ccl, cou, wlich worth nothing sixty years
hgo il bow eagerly Fought for by I e curiuls.
MI ing, iLdeec s more teresirg tban -uch rp,e
III, nr VI p,i ic.l ent y. To read the oil OH
in,l yellow Ialer the industrious sentiments Of me 4
Wlo IL time OF comno,ion have gained power over
tie minds Of Il er cOtemporaie- has sing liar attric
tn 81 Ould ANY al the present day be Disposed
10 form such collection for the benefit of poster v be
should certainly taxi 10 include in 4 the Mes ge
Of Gov. Jotep T.. Brown IT, the Legislature Of Gcor-
lil-n d, cuIeft which the future historian 81 the
rd State will hardly fail to quote i'll l-traring
TIE hght u 5ehch Darty H"dHcsS redChcd at tue time
Of tie great Presidenii1 election Of 1860
We lave ALREADY audcd 10 tLir prepOstcrons oompO-
siou wl,h III Iurts teeu,r more like burle-que II
Southern political -y h., than serious State pa er
but il would T., Il vain attempt TO convey no IA Of
it, contents except by something like IN aDrlrict
which We viii taer ioro give our readers Gov.
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TBE CUSApD STEAMERS AsERIcAs--We find The
folowii e letter in The Manchester (Eng.l Guardian
m

TIE CUsArD STEAMERS AsERIcAs.--We find The
fol-, VII letter in The Manchester (Engl Guardian
Of Nov. 80:
SIR: Nj long stree m outcry il.fy and effect
usl Io-d IN iiau eat s the pes s.airs Eilgiish
rAcu ion Of .csi- Of c3ur oai hose
o. b. HG II, Guard stencrs for which they had pal the o
lazy nd s.riL riic-
Ii-r s'" gcsan'- IN contraction vi the, steamer.
Wild think rr,ur- ny lubicdy to hez lroupy rnd Of
'citsdy I'D esr'd l,pt Uf tue ~ t.u4c Ia which
rNty hug aid English inc-d Amrran thilys
bl s"',. Ii he unbId line sups RED Oy ,tgs
Au, i 81 su fiey rhd ont of Amr ioau the
meat - .tcl If thee -iHn-- ritz
I0.' could hardly b. more American than they now
With the ~yceIti"b ." aIt yuikr a. stndvrs tns-s
sean American han fus IN their -ynpat ,
ILtN srltc American for places of hJnof
hrb pt.,tuti- mss be OF beard They violate In ilv u of
Aheilchns ihue iue Of tie Se-s, which iy
l0itd 'ssti EtI hnt a. Thy PERMIT the Euli,L ch
seN'c~ to ne r,d in which ,Iejen il meal mel lf
h' CL'e- ~ sight "i The hi h standard and pf.i Cow
and Ley tuGiu' Ign he pu'r aud MI
,ii4,u stsies
Nv cou.s, ciyty aud TALLY are all v,ry well, bpt
" dl-i tHt' enc tny AID uBt'- Ia d
ioAS" 10 egtisi ina htu equal bot y them
winch most muhhc' M samuel suh-iy IL baid ont ii rt
ib2rl II hr nect-rhn (Hud de- the nee, NJ 10 "a
uIHdrrItniihlo ne She let this difference b. re-. ry,d for
e III al least profess American natl iuay. Ii t-f b..
81 ipra tails WLo tLiuk tie Ar ic superior race
- the American voic musical thnu ia.
cen naArh mos ttn'irlIsny than tuglh iuilhrt- let tie
tsiiy h. edi c' NJ By commanding D. But m
nrnLu of and respect let uaunt nv fo..
men a. tlg'h sbi uf the i,s ptvcia ,un.
~ aud Ou flsg
have sAerr-d Captain Iudsn from his crnure believe
eE ne boh aud true sailor nave dIult that "a yal
ubhsh this note will i.duc- t colleague. 10 r,ult. hi
Lhel I'd lnlIo'i'm as they emulate HE s-iu4ushp
] ain. Sir y'uis Ourd-n,ly
hcp lgi, Oct. 4, lbiA AN ENOLIsuM.y
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rHE SECESSION M0VP..MENT.
pp.yII-MEETING IN A STORM.

ts.e President Buchanan . ...t Proclamation
GALE came up fr 80 the sou'-sou. west,
Twas fierce. November weather:
But the ship DAD felt sach u storm before,
And Ter planks stll held together.
And tb..ds, though the bowling tempest showed
No signs Of elimination,
YAe passengers said: We II trust our ship,
The staunch old Constitution"
The captain stocd on the quartz deck
"The seas" he said, "they batter us:
Twas nv watch below in the former gale
I doubt if we II weather Hatteras.
The wind on the one side blows me of,
Tie carrent sets ME shoreward;
IN just lsy-to between them both,
And seem to be going forward"
"Breshers aheed" cried the watch on the bow,
"Hsrd up!" was the FIRST mates orler;
"shc fccs tho groundswcll," the passengers
cried,
And the seas already board herr
Tie furesail split in the angry gust:
Tn the hold the ballast shifted:
AID IN old tar said: at Jackson steered
We should Mt thus have drifted /"
But the captain cried: LET go your helm"
> And then he called 10 the bo'swan:
.Pipe all bands to the quarterback,
:, Aud We II save her by Devotion!"
TIE first mate hurled his trumpet down.
The old tars cursed together,
To see tie good ship helpless roll
At the sport of wave and weather.
The tattered sails are all a-back,
Yards crack and masts are started;
And the captain weeps and says his prayers,
Til the hull be 'mid-ships parted
But God is ON the stecrsman's side
The crew are in revolution:
The wave that washes the captain of
Will save the Constitution
S.. Yors, Dec. Is, 1850 BAYARD TAYLOR
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BRAZIL.

Tie Brazilian mails, with dates from Rio 10 Noyen
Der &, bsd reached England.
Tie political news ia urimportant Exchange NJ
Hio Ma qGo'e' ~ q. Coffee--Good Filsts sid ri
5tHt nis. Stock, 5000 bnss
AT Buenoe Ayes freigits had advanced con.iIer-
ally.
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RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN SPAIN.

ie,tld6y aittrI oon delunton respecting tie per
ieouih OF lro'ss'aits IN SFaia waited upon Lonl J.
knsell tt tie For ign Office. Five religions scieties
were ielreeUted, including the Scottish Reformation
so'it'y. Lold >ratiorJ de Radcliffe introduced the
terui,Jiun. A ou.ndum WIS read showing the
Itntuii,n 10 which Ierons in 81 ain who have re-
ro' c,d K,ral IN ard en- braeed the Protestant fat
ach ret,mi cpted Tie law of Spsin was thu:
tiu puIi'hntni Tor aportacy, or worsbiping cop-
naI, 10 il e rini les Of tie Church of Rome, should
Be hi yoaif imlriionu ct with hard labor.
IL MRs siaied tlat many Of the prisoners had been
liberated, but attention drawn 10 the care of two
icing lr,te'thtr Lord }. Russ,ll, while protesting
Ii Lm,t hlth' hneIi TO rel ious liberty, said be-
lt'eNe 10 lini,f TO net in the way that seemed m,St
oirra. Tie t,elIg which had been excited in En-
Glm nig p,haps have more weight than any di ect
lct tn tttwteu tie Government al England ana the
GONe,hn TIT - SIuin, aud religious soyiei = were
tbmhg uoefsfuBy in promoting more enlishtening
AID tClviLLt Views.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
SWITZERLAND.

NJ DsIIles. from Lausanne. had been elected Presi-
Gent, ard H. l. our, from Chur President of the
National Council. Tie election was triumph for the
NaiVnal party.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Goct-conduct II, dnls are To be awarded IN the Royal
Mmin,s at u end OF tine, instead Of five YEAR.
Nj. Crawford, NJ l.. tor Ayrshire; Mr Joseph
Coweu, IT, az Newcastle; Mr.. Ashurt OF London, aud
Mi. hlcAd.n OF Glasgow, have b-cn appointed u