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AodIacatIOn Of the Dealh Penalty.

.ll ., New York has taken step toward the abOl-
ishmsnt of the death penalty. The House
ca passed bill essentially modifying the old law
aa Of the Sta.e, by the decisive vote of "a to g.
The Senate has cOncurred in the Assembly
measure, which provides that executions here
after are only to be for MURDER treason, or ar.
DO son in tAs first dagree-thAt s, for treason,
. a-s murder by premeditatiOn, by poison, or while
engaged in the preparation Of burglary or rob
berry. Juries win be allowed to render Terdicts
Of murder in the second degree, even when the
indictment is for murder in the first degree
Murder in the second degree is to be punished
with imprisonment for life. In cases Of death
sentences. the eKs:utOn is not to take place
until one year after sentence nor until the issue
tE Of the Governors warrant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

The Hon. William Preston. American Min
lister to Spain, returned in the steamship Asia,
and proceeded to Warrington. The Tribune
says-"We are well assured that he has nego-
tiated treaty with the Queens Government
whereby all questions hitherto in issue between
the two nations are adjusted, and the most
amieable relations Io>establisl.ed This viii
probably be an unwelcOme surprise to our FIJI,
ibuster Administration; bnt we cannot help
that -
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Damage to the Public works.

The State journal of the l7th, states that
as far as heard from the damage to the Public
Works BY the late freshet is not SO great as
was at first feared. The damage on the Miami
and Erie canal is but slight. We hear that the
prospect is that the new locks ct Defiance will
be completed in few days, when navigation
4 g vii, be open from Toledo to Cineicnsli The
members Of the Board of Public Works are exs
q amining the various lines Of Canals and will be
able to estimate the extent of the damages in a
few DAYS
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uIEUs

IN this City On tie l1th laSt, MTs. ELIzARETH
WoOLSEY, aged i3yPaT1. IT.. w fTTT"
Funsrai on Thursday imornns 10 O'Clock. nom the
rOsideno, Of hor nun, LemuOl Crawford, No 81, Euclid
street.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
Al Pitisaed, Mlss ,sqnday morning. lih inst af con
sumption. 3EORGE a. BISShLL, formerly Of Hudson.
Ohio. youngest Son0f the late Hon CaT Bis,o Nor,
walk, Conn.
In Illumination, LnFhin Co April 4i, Of Conaumption
MARrlN u SAGE, aged O. yea &. r
The deceasel had been resident of Huntington about
so year.
Athe residence Of his father April 18th, OF Consumb-
don, W H. HOLLisTER, aged "a years
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E4aY aoRNINe, APaIL is, IS
PLAIN AND opNhAfr
A sIavSheldina Record.

fla We are indebted 10 The American Anti. Slavery
Society for "TTecs No, a New ssties" It Is
fta closely printed psmphss Of Ia pageB It's title
Indicates tho oOntOnls Il Itis--aFhe New Reign Of
Terror Ia the slayshOldlng States for ls5O-6O.f
me record commences BY the authotlzed violation
Q. ne mails h Virginia BY tho Attorney General
4neker and Gov, Wise, Nov. 1882 the violation
70 suppress incendlary matter being Sustained BY
LdeE Postmaster General Holt Dec. 5lh 1850 which
Is followed BY the expulsion Of etissns OF Berea,
Kentucky Dec 90th, for tho crime OF behaving
slavery sin; next comes the arrest In North Cor
Ollnaof Rev. Daniel Worth for circulating Helpers
Boob, Dec. 9Si then the whipping and abuse Of
Rev. Solomon Mckinney and Rev, William Blunt
in Texas for holding Anti Slavery sentiments !
followed BY an account Of the Imprisonment
a and banishment Of james Crangle, an Hlshman at
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. goth next the driving
out Of Alabama Of Dr. Msgs Case, teacher from
ostegO County n p; the arrest and mprisOu-
ment Of James j, Miller and E. J. Coe two Con-
4. neoteut book agents. 10 North CAROLINA; the ex-
puls0n ola NeWYOrkeF named Cregan frOmKuox-
vile, Tenn, seller Of fruit trees from the Reches-
Ter nurseries; the application Of tar and cotton 10
, S, 3. Fisk, dealer 10 boots and shoes in saVa-
nah Ga, for reading abolition documents the
sr. proposed bounty Kidnapping by the Maryland
legislature the hanging, beating and rObbing Of
.. F SohaIler, respectable German Of La Grange,
No.. the banshment Of & Yankee School Mis-.
tress from Richmond, Va the driving of nine
years resident Rway from AlabamR the mob ViO-
lenee IN Kentucky towards Mr.. Bailey, editor OF
the Free South, and destruction Of his Press
Virginia running out white men, R. Salisbury and
i . New Lebanon Shaker Lynch Law meetings in
South Carolina; six Statesmen sent back TO New
York; outrage on Rev, Mr.. Alberton in Alabama
Lynch code enforced on two men from COnnect-
cat IL North CarOina experience Of W. S. Der
mott Of Indiana in Kentucky; gross outrage on
the crew Of Maine vessel in Georgia Metho-
dist clergyman imprisoned in Missouri, and on
TO the end of the l44 pages, detailing one
ih hundred wen authenticated cases Of outrage on
the rights, property persons Of Northern cit-
Eens travelling, doing business or residing in the
the South, the accounts many Of them copied from
tiii Southern papers Such Is the record Of the
Reign Of Terror" in the savehOlding States for
the last Eve months. Not of the outrages has
in any manner been redressed, and not the slight
est notice has been taken Of any or all Of them by
Southern State or the Federal authorities.
And yet the Southern Democratic Administration
is anxiousy iaboring to establish PrOtset0rats in
Mexico TO give security to the rights, property
sud persons of American citizens What mock
cry Of justice and consistency .-aN 70
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DEAN ora VaIunble CItIEen

Stark County has lost one Of her best and
most entsrprizing citizens, in the death of Mr.
JOHN RoBIEsON of Canal Fulton He died in
Philadelphia, at one O'Clock on Saturday, the
I4th inst. Mr.. ROBINSON had been in business
at Canal Fulton for the last thirty years, and
was widely known and universally esteemed -
Few men in Northern Ohio had more friends,
or stood higher q business man and Christ
, an than JOHN ROBINSON, of Canal Fulton
His death is public loss.
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MASTERS. SALE.-In pursuance
QN-L q decrsth order Of sale, issaed nom the
Cont Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county Oha ut the
suit Of Thomas b, Prtehard against Waller J. Allen and
Others, 20 me directed, shall expose for Eale a
the door Of the Court House. (cotnor Of Sonsca and
Chapain streets IN the City Of CleV0and in said county
the l0lh day Of Nay ls60 at O'Clock P M o. ~
day the following described lGndl and tenements 70 w
Situate IL the township Of Brooklyn. Cuyahoga eoansf
Ohie and ia knoWnss Lot No n3 IN Hiram stone az
tion 70 Cleveland, composed Of original Lots - -
g. n said Brooklyn township SAID 70; isoS ~ - @ i
on Columbus street. and It79 II feet deep On the
and iB and bl2 feotdssr ong Erin avenhe and % IL
feet wide on the west eud kpprai.ed q se2eI; 81,
LoRRN PREHFIss, Pltf's AaJ. Apfs'Na
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L A W 3 0 O K s,
FoR SALE ny
}. b. COBB & co.
n No. lS6 "a

Angel Oa Water Courses;
Angoll on the Law OF Carriers;
Angell aud Ames on Corporations;
Bishop on Criminal Law, 2 vols;
bishop on Marriage and DiyOrce;t
BOuner's Law Dictionary;
Bouner's Institutes vols;
BrightloyiB Digest;
Cushingb Massachusetts, Reports, II vols;
Chltty on Pleading, 3 vols
Chitty's Blackstone, 2vols;
Curtis Decsions in Supreme Court Of U s., y vols;
C9ns ling Treatise on the Courts Of Upitd Safest
Chittendenis Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chtty On Bills;
Drake on AttAchments
Decisions in the bred Scott Cnsa:
9reanieaf on Evidence J yols;
HillaTd HillaTd on TOTts % Private Wrongs, vO,s;
kani'a Commentaries, vols:
Mathews 9uardinnis Guide;
Nhah'E Digest Of Ohio Reports;
Nnah's Pleading and Practiee;
Ohio Stute Reports complete sets;
Parsons ou Contracts, 2 vols,
fnrtnns Mercantils Law;
Redheld on Railways;
Rah's Guide for Administrators,
Story on Sales;
SFan's Manual fir Administrators;
Story on PHrtnsrEhip;
Swans Revised 81 ntutes Twill be ready in Junel:
United SEES Digest II vols;
United Ste-ss Eqnty Digest, 2VOln.
Walkers American Law:
Wharton @ sminal law:
Wendelra BlachslOns, yols maru
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THE LYNN srRIKR-The strike of the jour
neymen shoemakers in New England has had
lie run, and The Boston Traveller states that a
majority Of the best wOrkmen at Lynn are now
employed at prices satisfactory to themselves,
and that others will soon commence work.
Owing, however, to the. linstea demand for
goods portion viii be unemployed ior some
fiuao vet
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l4 FAR Or. a BRrDas--TwO AEN KLIED-An
sea- iron bridge Of City feet span in process Of
Ig44 erection over the Clear Fork, at BellsEiIle,
Richland county Ohio, fell the 10th inst,
when some fftem persons wers On it. M
Samuel Mcintyre was drowned, and John A.
- = s'e Smith was fatally injured. Loss to NJ. King
the builder, over $1,000.
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NEW BOOKS FROM HARPERS'
IN THE THREE PINES, Rainbow Seriesl Sec.
Park G0dWlns France. $500.
Sims in the Arls and Sciences, price 55c
The Claxtons, BY RulWer LyttOn, S1,O0
Emmons' Manual Of Geology, 800 engrayings, 81 %.
aUrl3 INGHAM & BRAGG.
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nISSOLUTION-The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between the Subscribers under
name and style Of The Boston Pail Co... thisdaY
dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business o the rm
will be settled BY ]. g. Graham. j.. s. TAYLOR
Cleveland, March 81 1850. J. o. GRAHAM.
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CO-pARTNERSHIP.
The undsrsigntd have this day rmed partnership
der the usue Fnd style Of Stanfty Grahau, for the
manufactg a sale Of Wooden Ware, las SUCCESSORS 10
the Boston Phil Col
Cleveland. April 2, 1880. NM. II STANLEY.
april q. GRAHAM.
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OUR REsIED1Es BY MAIL

Look over the list; MAKE up . ease Of what knd
Won choose and inelose The amount II eurrsut nots
or stamps by mail 10 our address, 81 b5z Broadway
NsE-York, and the medicine VII be duly retuzned By
mall or express, free Of charge ..L
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an lctEe, eficient
AGENT for the sale Of our Remedies 10 every town Or
community in the United ststsa. Address d.. HHli-
VElETs Co, No. 562 BRoLDWtI EEE-Y0lL
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CORN nJEAIe-In moderate request. Sales lOO
.WHIsk Y-Mark trine lower Sales are 100
bhla l7f0i8c.
WHEAT Market has advanced s85c per bush
with fair export demand A further decline In
feiRhia enables holders 70 insist upon fll prices.
sales are 500 bn north-wegtern club at Si,l5 $4,000
Canadian et 81 80; 5000 bu mixed Canadian at 81 ,a5
isloO bu winter red western az 81 i263i q 1850 hu
white Indiana, Michigan and Canada At 81 s5 100
bq white sogthern e Si'ss@it2i 400 bu white Ken
RKR-Qulot aud Arm At Too
ARLfEY-Nomlnaliy and unchanged
| CORN-fully lo higher with fair demand for ex-
At 6i9dc for mixed western In store and delivered
1 Tic for old white southern. .-. T
0ATa-ln fair request at 3f695Ifc Tor estsrn
and Uanada, and N8t9Ss TOR state.
/ pONFE-fnrkut steady and better demand. Sales
are oo bhls at Slsb0 for old mess $500 for new de
i562 for utinspected do Sl62s for city prime
/ Sll2s for old primes 81 ,60@ll, 10 for new do,
| BEEF-market dull and unchanged. Sales ere
go bhls at SSG0io,oo for repaoked mess Si0o09l u
i for extra mess. ft .r a.s. 81 .HH
| PRIME MESS BEEF-Duli aud nominal.
REEF II AMs-Dull and heavy with sales at
/ Sl,1g6S 800 for western.
| rGUTp MEATS Dull and heavy with small sRlos
/ at b4d6o shoulders; 6msfe hams, -
| DRESSED H0Gs-Quiet at 6S86Ac.
| LIVE H0GS-Steady ct ~ Ql51fe.
| l3ACON-harket euiet. sales are 10000 lbs nee
I LkRb.MSrkst steady with moderate demand.
seloS are 2si bbls At sN@sAo for new; l0%@lOAo
/ for prime western reserve.
AUTTER- Selling slowly ct li@l5o for Ohio,
| it02ic state.
CHEESK- Steady at saioSo,
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FRnlI NRW YORK.

NV YoRK, Dec. %.
The n. Z. Tines Washington correspondence
HaYs orders have been issued to Mai. Anderson TO
surrender Fort Moultrie If attacked. I am relia
bly, Informed that Maj. Anderson telegraphs here
that he had surrendered q large number of arms,
which had been removed from the Arsenal to Fl.
EOultrie, to the authorities of Charleston, on a
demand being made for them. Fhis was done in
obedience as he says, TO the spirit Of 'ders he
mas received from Washington.
An oflciill despatch giving information OF the
passage OF the Ordinance of Secession was re
ceived here this afternoon by President Buchanan.
A number Of Southernsrs were with him at the
time, and ] learn that he exhibited much agita-
ton on hearing the news.
The passage Of the Ordinance produced intense
excitement In Congress to-day When the de
gpEtch came and was announced that south Caro-
It was priv ately reported that the South Carolina
members remaining had prepared farewell ad-
dress 70 be delivered tomorrow morning for the
purpOse Of going o1t in body and creating an
Impression the Republicans Immediately renew
ed the proposition 70 adjourn, and carried it. and
tfe South olrolinl members must wait till Mon
day 70 make their demonstration.
The Tribuneis correspondent says our city is
Quiet even Southern men are Indifferent Every
body expected that South Carolina would seoede
Some Interest is felt for her future action.
In the House COMMITTEES of 80 little was done
to-day. The main feature was the speech of Hon
c. #. Adams Of Massachusetts,. He showed the
impossibility Of the Republican party in this ad
Vanced age passing an amendment TO The COnsti-
tuition countenRncing slavery
Mr. Rust's proposition viii be voted on To-
morrow The probabilities are that it will not
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soUrH oARoLINA ooNvENrIoN

CHARLESTON, Dec. q.
The Convention met at noon. A prayer
was offered, in the course of which God
was invoked to unite the people Of the
South in the formation Of Southern Con-
federaey.
Gen. Adams moved that they 60 into Sc
cret session.
An amendment to appoint committee
to invite the Governor, Post Master and
Collector to be present, was made. The
whole subject was temporarily postponed.
R. BarnBel Rhett, Chairman of the Com
mittee on an Address to the Southern
States, read long and able paper review
ing the injuries done South Carolina while
in connection with the Union. The Con
vention refused to use TIE address until
finally adopted. 1t was made the special
order for Saturday.
Judge WardlaW made q report by ordi-
nance amending the Constitution Of the
State Of South Carolina. After some ether
important matters the Convention went
into secret session, excluding ell but mem
bers.
The following was offered yesterday in
The Convention By Mr.. Dunkin: That the
Governor appoint Custom Officers for the
State; also Post Masters, unless the pres
ent incumbents continue to discharge their
duties.
Mr. Brown offered an amendment that
duties be collected at the existing rates,
the Governor appointing Collectors; also
continuing the present postal arrange
menis until others are made.
Mr.. Gregg offered q substitute that the
importation Of merchandise be free and un-
restricted, subject to temporary regulations
by the Government concerning the entry
and clearance as are requisite; also that the
Governor appoint Post Masters and make
temporary mail arrangements with due re-
gard to mail contracts with the existing
Government.
Mr.. Hutsou offered 8 substitute that oil
citizens holding Office under the United
States Government be appointed under the
Government Of this State; also adopting
the revenue and postal laws Of the United
States excepting that no duties be collected
on the merchandise or products Of slave
holding Commonwealth; further, that all
monies collected, after deducting expenses,
be deposited in the Bank of the State of
Carolina, subject to the order Of the Assem-
bly, further, that said officers retain pos
session and control all the United States
property, for the disposal Of the Assembly,
who viii account for the same on the final
settlement with the United States.
Mr.. Middleton offered 3 clause to Dun
kin's, that Collector levy duties at half the
rates Of the late tariff. G9Ee
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ARRIvAL OF I.nE TuLTON.


The steamship Fulton, from southamp-
ampton, arrived of Cape Race at 8 o'clock
Friday morning, where she was intercept
ed BY the news yacht Of the Associated
Press.
Her adEioes are three days lstsr than by
the Persia at New York.
The steamship Canada, from Boston, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 9th.
The steamship Ci.y Of Baltimore, from
New York, arrived 81 Queenstown on the
evening Of the llth.
The Fulton has 500 tons Of merchandise,
5000 900 in specie and lac passengers.
France had granted an amnesty to the
French journals for previous infrsctions Of
Che Press law. a-.
King Victor Emanuel retarned TO Naples
on the 9Th inst, and Weuld remain there .
fortnight
The Sardinians would await the fall Of
Gaeta before summoaing the citadel Of
Messina to surrender. Ia case Of refusal
they would besiese It. - &
Agitation prevailed in the Danubian
Prinoipalities and at Perth. .r.
The AUSTRIAN ministerial crisis Wss over
Pskin surrendered to the Allies on the
18th Of October, and yielded 10 all then
demsnds.
The Emperors sumner palace was sack
/ ed and an enormous amount OF spoils taken
The Emperor's and the Tartar army has
all fed. Nothing Was 10 be seen Of The
enemy ct Pekin.
The allied forces will winter at Pekin,-
They we're eneamped on the walls and Wer'
in good health.
Coils. Parks and Lock and thirteen sol
diers had been released.
But little hope was felt for the return 0
Coils. Brabason and BoWlby, and othet
French officers who we're missing.
Norman Anderson had died Of bruta
treatment ~-t4a --
A new and distinct rebellion was report
ed at Shanghai.
Batayian affairs we're improving,
In the London Stock Market American
railway securities we're fat.
LATEST.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. I2.-The City Of Man
chester sailed to-day from Liverpool TO
New York with about $4,000 in specie.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUOE NARKEF.-Sugal
steady. Coffee quiet. Rice quiet
LONDON -Breadstuffs STEADY
with an advance on al descriptions o
American. ras
Sugar dull. Rice dull and prices easiei
but unaltered. Coffee Steady. Tea il
small demand and prices weak
| Liverpool Breadstuffs were active, anC
there had been slight advance on al
qualities Wakefield, Nash s Co, anC
Richardson, Spence s Co. report flour hai
an upward tendency, and has advanced 90
| 9ls quotations are 27s6d@3is6d .Whea
sotive and advanced 1@8d; red western
11s612s6d; white, I1s@l8s9d. Corn, up
ward, with an advance of Sd on mixed anC
yellow, which sre quoted at S6s6d@87s
white, S99,4ls.
Liverpool Provision Market is generally
dull; beef, dull; pork, quiet bacon quiet
lard, firm; talloW, steady at 5Ss6d@59s.
London Money Msrket-Consols closed
on the sth at 92B@924 on account for extrs
| dividends. American stocks The --latest
sales were I'll, G, shares at 2G3@272 dis
count; N. Y. C., 799sO; Erie R, R. shares
3536S6.
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- sanford,s Liver lnvigorator and Cat
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An intiunfe fsr1als friend had been suffering mou
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marghai1 Cafhoioon, IN RELIEVING Der, she q1qn4r-
I'd ali the physicians are rie - tn0qs1 q9l9ilas
II. PrOgidsntaly lt relieged her qlIicLyi and I've
bottles entirely cured. since thdui for near tEo
years, there has not been any rec q 5le eel1
plaint, and she g as strong, actE9 and -
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