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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-02
70 GAS CONSTIHERS

TO GA9 CONSUNERS
A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CT
IA from the regular price Of Three Dollar rer
thousand ieet viii Be made on all monthly bills for
Sas Sonsued aiter this date, II paid at tho once Of
next succeeding that in which the Gas was consum-
The Bills viii be ready for payment AT tbs Oss a,
the nrst day Of each month, and viii not % PRESENT.
90 until the 9TH, and all who would avail themselVrs
oi this deduction VII need 70 make the payment A.
above e the necessity Of strict adhsrence 10 such
condition VIII az once DO perceived, and an biiis
remaining unpaid on the evening Of the Str dav n
the month, Will be collected in The usual mannar
anc WITHOUT the discount, which will undor ne cir
cumstancsa be allowed after that date -
By order Of the Beard Of Director.
laH 7. DWIGHT EELLs, seciy.
Once Of Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Co.
-s u No. lg5 superior street,
Cleveland, July lst, 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-02
!, For Sale BY Strong & Armstrong, and Church

2 7'-E- p 771lVlIa = 7lIlllsIIUlET Unu NUuTcl-
III : Brother Druggists, Cleveland. Ohio.
D1SSOLUTI0N AND NEW
~ EIhM.-On the sth ult., the undersigned pur-
chased the interest Of J. p. Chapman In he sfoek
n " traae Of me late firm Of Stedman Chapman. =
since the above date Of July 9Th, the busfnrgg has
peen and viii hereafter be continued by The subscr-
DJr5.. .l5..,,, - b. STEDMAN q 20.
for sale. o,-.i. 81. . s15s aeiiS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-02

FIGN Patent Ofics Agency opposite Wsd
AN Houss, Bank gtrest, Cleyelend, one gppib0ii,Tnor
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NUMBER 1l6.
Nc Zee the efTeet upon an classes OF ei.-

We see the effect upon all classes OF cit
ziens-
l am informed that i large infant school
was lately broken up in the State of Penn
svlvamia, by the departure of several OF its
members to their Southern homes; their
feelings having been outraged by reading
the Northern papers.
If Congress can devise any means 20 al
lay the irritation between the two sections
OF the country, it would be an inc'Ilcuiablc
blessing, and perhaps the acquisition Of
Cuba might have this effect. do not
think the puplic mind is yet prepared for
the re-opening of the slave trade, but if
we could obtain Cuba by fair purchase, or
in some other way, it would enlarge the
area of freedom and cement the hands Of
brotherhood.
The practice OF sending incendiary doc
uments through the public mails is mat
ter which Will demand your present at
tentiou. 1 would recommend Congress 10
appoint person, in some central location,
say Washington City, upon whom should
devoIve the examination of gil matter
transmitted through the Post Office. That
all mails should be sent from all portions
OF the Union, At least the North, to be sub
mitted to the supervision OF the Inspector
General, whose duty it should be TO ex-
punge all offensive printed matteE, ana
eliminate from all written correspondence
every thing tending to create trouble.
am of opinion that such course would
give general satisfaction.
have to congratulate Congress upon
the general prosperity of the country We
are ut peace nj home and abroad. Ny ad-
ministration is generally respected and be-
loved, though have no idea of serving 4
second term. The increasing weight of
years reminds me that the day is not far
distant when may he called from the plG-
ccs of trust that have filled with honor,
to other scenes, where the wicked cease
and the weary rest.
Respectfully, J. B-
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STARCH. go I,S&ezJrII1. = VFOod1 Cefanhas
,S T. 4 9I5oALg.
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WHEELwRICHT, NUDGE & co.,
WHOLESALE
Paper Dealers.
No. II HiSoVEE 81 COR GEEsEIS 81
BALTIMORE, SID.


A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PRINTING PAPEES
N Meas ard Fox COloTel FsPsTS of sn Kinds
StrSv, Bo1riS Bind.rs and Trunk Boards: BoE-et
ByarJiS White ard COiSred P-iEtsrS Cards and tAT1
EG1ris. In every variety; Tissue and Shoe fsIsF5
Haz-irars aad SianIiz Tale=. PTe@a Eo=TCs- A fuli
asalrtrnsnt of Ere-cE TsI, Post. PaSet and Latter
Parar. Marble Paper. TrIt O1ics EEG Bank EnT't-
oper Wra-pin< I'srers. ell kinda SheatfiuE, Tark
AMI spine P1.-:.. frintis and Writing Inks Aiuai,
Biea-i.iaE Pc~I.Ers-
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T. ALL . II o G *.
HATS& CAPS FOR THE MILLION.
S. AVER Y,

no. 4<4O Main st.
WHEELISG, VA.
rs PREPARED WITH PEpBABLY THE MOST
extensive Stock Of syoi= in tile Hat line eTsE tx
hibi:eI III this market.
TII2 LEDGEE HAT.
Now tie great Ie.dia: IT.t for Young Gsn'leiIen,
have every variety Of coicr quality and price, tie
NOLEsKIN DRESS CASHMERE HAT.
OF my own manufacture. and Of the mOst ceISbrafOi
I,.lnulct rie of New York anil Philadelphia, % the
verv latest stvl. and finest quality; THE SnE1 FEEScH
FIT Ars If all tie varieties Of shapes qualities and
cDiSrs. - -
TIE SAXOSy WOOL HATS,
SsTt Freach 'lAds Cf the finest American, SpArish
aad Saxyas WooiS.
TES'S AND BOYS CAPS,
Cloth Cashmere Plrsh and GlasSd feoln the lSWast
P=ieS ~ +!O finest
CaiLDEEN's HATS AND CARS,
Rsapl:iully and richly trimmed just imported from
Paris.
From my long experience in ulHrafaSturiFs and
the earS have taken "A seI.ctinS my stock, Is u
ante purchasers ihaI ;Oy be suited with tbs
Lsst Uf gods and at the loves: pricee.
sgDs :. AVERY, I46 Main Street.
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gaily gntelligenter,
TERMS or ApVERTIsING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNPAREIL, ZOE ONE N0R.) Or
LEss MAKE SQCARR.

AGJSPECI4L NorIcRs Double the above rates.
RS-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, acccr-
ding to tho space occupied and the changes
made.
All advertisements from transient persons EtranG-
ers to be paid tir III odr0Rcs.
Legal Advertisements will be charged At the rates
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $lu per year.
So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will he counted less than square
The privilege Of Annual Advertising il limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate buEfucss; aud all
advertisements for thU benefit Of other persons as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
of auction sales and real estate, in by them
be paid for at the usual rates.
a0-Adverrisenents not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
cases mt fnll rates
Marriages. Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, 80 cents eAch. novll-50
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choice First Class Insurance
-. - -IN GaE-

A-C.sh Capital 81 0OlOCO, absolute and unimpaired
~ WIN 4 sTRrLUS OF S5GG,3ST So.
And the prestige Of rs years and experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
SOMETHING RICH.
from tho Ctncinnnti Commercial.

[From tho Cincinnati CoInmcrciNll
The following political Jeu %esprt was
picked up Yesterday in the street, bearing
date Dec. 2lst.. It is altogether 700 good
TO be lost, we accordingly publish il, al
though hat out of date.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

Esp.eidI attention girsa 70 ItsErtics9 9f DELLINGf
Cnd Cnr,ts4its for terms Of one TO FIRE years
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
From our Washington Correspondent.
President's NIessage.

Fps. OF TIE -, have just succec-
dcd in getting IL copy Of the forthcoming
Message. All the New York papers have
been trying to do the same thing ever
since old Buck Penncd the document, hut
none Of them have been smart enough,
although they have made extraordinary
efforts Bennett, of the Xerdld, slept with
the President three nights in succession,
and tried to hook the paper from under
the pillow, where James kept it, but the
old cock always has one eye open when
Bennett is around, and caught him in the
act.
I'll tell you how got this copy when I
get home; Pm afraid to write about it, as
the Post Master General here, under Gov.
Wises directions, opens all communica-
tions passing through the postOfFice; and
only forwards such US are not considered
reasonable
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Asseta. Jnnuarx i, 1885.

TOTAL LIABILITIES: r-.---------.
Unsetti7d claim. not due,.....:...$173926 81
ez,-Losses EquitAby adjusted aud promptly paid.S
Upwards OF S11,OOO,OOo
OF Losses have been paid by tho -tnA Insurance Co.
in tho past IS years.
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Oh AS.W. GRAHAM

fs-CCzS~oE - JANIS sASTESJ
TT-HEVSrETs!GSEII vOIFLp i:sFoF:H IEE CIT
EIsE Of Wheeling and Vseisi:y ;hAt HAVtng Pur-
c5usrd tie Ding a11 r--t1Eisttan Si=rs, tsTmsTiy
owned BY IT, Isr3ss TAnrrr Ee Wit c-l:ia 70 caTTy
OF tlie D. iusnssH IN al i:s bgsItEa1 ia Inost r.
Vhir has hefetofoTa te=r "a iits.siy EXTENDED -
raTis this oil s-d sgri: is-oS-T- s-iaalss.: :neni
II viii SS i,is e< -stfi- < of tie PuTs=t
kind and =. ri,r oest -ice. 5su.ily tc b found -
we'll fi.Irishss prus esiAbi.shoi"-f-
If 5,,iieiues CHARLES VI GRAHAM
No. -, CO.. sIHin sTfl webster efs,
-r- nayla1sa q GENIaE WHEELING.
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New Books.

TTST REC ElNED. AT J. {. UNk : TO MAIN y
0l Adam Feie IiyIs Of the King (TsuEySInsisl"s
Dr.. Frsnri-s new work. Glossary ~ Ingi1h Wosr-S7
Life and Travels Of BG-On HEmtodt- with Sn IntEU-
iuctina by Bayaggi TaEigT. kecollNctcGls OF JsnF1
IIamlyn: Tie I:0nlan Question: IT=-tiy NnTuA an
BsckeIors st1ry: RecoIieoGions Of the EeyOluti0E:
Rook Of the Cll.-- Congress The shelby Memorial;
Knitting Work by SfTs- PaEtinGton: Reeolles;tSas
Samuel Martin: Ten Years Of PreAcher8 Liza D.
NrIhurn the Blind Preacher Ger5c!Ts Gf Ntdoc1- BY
himself Henry St Sohn- Gent Ny ;Td Book FOSTER
brothers; TenIT--t and Sun-hiue Breakfast- DtoEls
and Tra: Prss-ft'z Woilss Ais general as%0EtrbsEr
Of Juvenile Books. We have nov very large EaI1et1
Of tcro~oopc yieVE- ranging il price ttnelud1g ir
strumeat from IS 800 per sslt. PaTts furnished
with General asnsFtmenf ID- To 81 Fer sTsr
iu The largest and hne-t as-oriuSen: Of StstoneT.
tr.5. ali Iaper f-ona nov till ist OF January a.
cost to make room sor SpriaS Stoek Give us eati-
and suit yourseifn anything ys=i want in our Line
oep24'5 80 No. i05 Main s. wheeling We.
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HOwe'S Scales
P. G. HILDRETH & BRO,

Wheeling. Va
TIE AGENTS FOR HOwEs IIrEoYED WEIGH
n ing Se=les Hay and Cattle Sealer, Portable lIeF
Lever and Dormant warshoree sea,ss from go %
$500.
YTErTyTA sT&Ts AGE-cTEECEAL FAN PE5ZEsEGEs.
Soy 5 lEsS 4 fret cl.EA T.rIsTaS awarded by the
VirEiuis Etate Alrical.GTNi fleisiT. Ihsse seaIe"
have been ut:educcd n N5=F1n!a Int tSyo Eeekay N
which time they hays received YzST SlAss IHFLSHA
and two FIEPT crAss HsDALs- AMI e=s aFIFoEe1 so
recommended tJ al ~lo lave ezan1lned them CA9
''- ? G. IlILpFETu EROS s. Esia &
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
isS accepted st consistent with solvcncy and
fair profit.
EsLscfdI attention QirSI tp ItSETIECsoF DIV ELLiNGS
ana cpr,ts,;ts for :.rpts Of one 10 FIRE years.
Tho progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted! through seasons OF financial sun
shine Hi periods cvcntfl in or exempt from
sweeping conilAsrations and maritime disaster Re
ing long eltab4iIel cash basis, the troubles Ot
the credit system in ni eri1i part ocular
During hard times the security Of relabie lnsu-
rance is imperative drty-thO ability "i property
holders TO sustain loss being then much lessened
Policies i,sucd without delay and all business st
tsadad 10 with dispatch Nld fidelity. by
SAMII p. lIlLDRETH. Agent.
Once at the Savings Bunk Of Wheeling
feh1p-iaw tl .Inn ist SO
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

werc made 70 The domestic radc, wheat opened With
spirit end with fair degree Of activity, but - shs day
advanced the market grew tame, and closed heavy, espe
ciAly for common qualities Corn participated In the pre-
vang apathy Of the trade, and with fair sales closed
with the turn Of the market IN favor o. purchasers.
Pork exhibited rather mere nrmness viii sales OF new
mess q, $40 eah and new prime a s Is slA 1, and
$50 so for clear Sugar steady with sales OF
about 900 hhds and 2 800 boxes public sale Of Rio
coffee was held The catalogue comprised about $500.
mostly common qualities. Of which about 2,4oo bAgs
were sold a, lsc lsXc. average ls4oc., which w.s
considered decline Of about Kc. 10. Freight engage
ncn,s were moderate To Liverpool wheat in ships
bags engaged At lsd. l3xd, and -four at 4s and
cheese by steamer, at COS British ship ~as charter
cd for Glasgow TO load with wheat atlad ships bags
and with aocr at Is.
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

Workers, made wise by experisuce, now reply
70 the Philadelphia beggars as the Cautious fox
once did TO the sick lion, who invited his visit
QGSa ne cctieia teyrex,
Crx.s1 h adp,yssW specan,sa, nsald rercrsnw.
Reynard traced all the steps of the wild AMI
mails into the lions den, but could 6nd none OF
their footmarhs returning thence, and 80 he po-
iitely declined the invitation.
When Forney found he had no more money
10 get, he turned round upon his partron Mr..
Buchanan, who had been his fast friend for
twenty years, and abused him, aud then went
over to the other side. There are otner For
neys in Philadelphia. La fact, each journal hiss
its FCrney,. who thanks God he has even the
fragment Of broken party to SELL They have
more than the meanness Of Forney, without a
1.-THE Of bis ability. We hope, therefore, that
none will be so foolish Us TO send any OF his
cash to Philadelphia for election purposes, for
I would soon find - gay into the pockets OF
the needy newspaper Rob Roys, and that would
be the last Of it. Such an Investment would
be like putting money into "the DEVILS exche-
quer;" its descent into his strong box is easy
hut 10 get il back or to obtain any account of
it, would be superhuman task greater than all
the labors Of KeTcules
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

o. Representative, and commenced series o. vigorous
asssuis upon hr Van Buren, charging him with secret
abolition proclvities and predicting that u sting op
portunisy he would come out for free so These twain
were brothers In heart soul certain daring style q
denunciatiouready always f,r ight in s.y way Lsss
week Bake Peyton-who lives at GalAtn Tennessee and
Is jolly good fsllow-mads speech for John Bell. 70
whom he has always adhered, while Wise le that gentle.
when the lattorwho General Harrson's Score
tary Of warieft Mr.. Tyler. Peyton, though Of small
magnanmiy 70 declare that In Tennesseey and KENTUCKY
the democratic Masses leaders, editors and ALL wore d
favor Of the Union. Tomorrow my friend from Vir-
gnia" be used TO call Wise for years. his rae
In the political campaign with speech Raleigh NJ c.
for Breckinridgc IL Is expected that Mr.. Wise viii pay
on old scores which he the Albany Regency.
His opinion OF them, however, only that which every
The real difficulty in the way Of the Brecknrdge msn
cooperating the fusion ticket In New York springs
from the sbsoe disgust and distrust felt towards your
Albany clique They cheated whenever they could they
never think Of anything but bargain for their own ints
rest and the friends VI Breckinyiogo do not 20 into the
combination will be because they they viii get Into
the hands Of gamblers and rogues To defeat Lincon
they ready 70 any sscriHce Of inclination Of Pc
judce and Of perroDA preference but IL s fact tbst
they are not entirely sure the Albany decevers would
lot 70 morrow vote for Lincoln II thoy thought such
q bargain would be profitable to themselves.
Wire Intends % show up some Of these gentry II yoI
could only throw the whole pack overheard, nothing
could prevent such union Of the would
the Empire State from Lincoln To do that Is in
practicable The great brush must be the people We
must pot divert our attention great purpose
fools find 1t their interest 70 promote patriotic object
Let defeat sectonasm nrst settle after yards With
the unworthy the corrupt and the self seeking schems
who deht for booty and mot for honor patriotism Ta
Wise and Peytou Breckinridge and the old Clay men,
win ali come together before the 4th Of March, 1851
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

Mosrz, Sept. 7, 1890.
Cotton-sAes to-day 200 bales, al fcsfc for udaiiag;
sales of the vcsk pss bxss rcucpts of the S6o
hses asans G,1to the ~eex lssi year increased
receipts date 800 naiss Sock 90 $40 hscs vrvx,s
70 Liverpool, I'd; 70 Hasr~, lie sight exchanges
Ssw rsrk pr 70 y Uranium ste<lrg excharg ge, 81
~ premium Exports for The week amount 10 sail Ooo
BsInmoax. sept 9. lso
Flour steady, At - Wheat quies ard vers arn.
Western. ~ Is 81 Sc for red and si 20 VI 4s for
~nite. Corn arm. Prwvw.ons Quiet and steaiv lard,
lsko 1<c. coaec steady ct Ia &c. a tssc whskey
cioeed arm st . &c. 2sc
PrrArxrws ssp, q 1880
flour frm superhne. o. woest caoyant red sf tf,
white, VI sss ~ 81 Corn DOH n T4c Ttc whhkey
advanced Nc: uhio 1 2sc 2Sc. Coarc arm: RIO,
lShc. 4tsc.
Brwuo, sgt 5, rs6o
Flour scarce arm and n ecct aeu and. whaat pe,ed
steady. bat eneed aacf sales So co.. bushse VI ins
spr'rv 10 port ard arrive, ~ 10 90 hushrs No
DO 81 13 III ono bushels amber Ono al 70 sn Al u,
oc0 buahes red o.. .fcat, s 20 COO bash@s Nj
club and oco nuua~s white Capsia, r~fvst.
Corn e>sisr. sses "a oos bushrls 81 sc fb@ O..
Htrsfy sales ono bushels at ala WI skrv nrni lsi ~
21t.r. Canal trertts steady. Imports ooo hbls agr,
1900 bushes wnrsf n 60 brls corn 0o0 bushels
ssis. and 600 bushels barley. Export-l59o9 bush-
sls wheat o6 coo bushels
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

RESUMPTION or THE PRNcr OF WALLS CANA
pi,x TovR-sPAErY DIFFICULTIES REcoxcuEn.-
We are glad to fnd that the unpleasant inci-
dents by which The progress Of the Prince OF
Wales In Canada was temposa-ily clouded have
been put stop TO, and that his Royal Highness
purues the even tenor Of his way. winning, ss
before, golden opinions rom ai.. The drmness
that be manifested In refusing TO allow himself
10 be identified with party demonstrations has
gained him the respect Of AL classes Of the
Canadian community, for ever the orangemen
ere now heartily astafned O. their conduct
Had they sucoeeced in bullying him into q com
pliance witt their denands. hey would have
broushs etc nal disgrace upon themselves, and
they would forever after have Lsspised the
Prince for the weakreS with which be had
yielded to them. They ought - be thankful to
rim Cor having saved himself and them the con-
eco .nces Of a mistake that must have ended ID
blooisted, and hat would have compe.ie,, hin
V IKE bis instant departure frsn c NADIA. The
temporary p,rty triaaph they might hare
gasasd would hare been dsriy pu--
oLaseS ny snch rxaitr for they would
hive brought down uron then the cen
sure Of the dyil'zed world, and rendered
hei, organization obnoxious even 70 their Own
corclsionists.
il this country, where these scurisn feuds
are not only not tolerated. but are hstefs. n
the eyes Of all ratiora men, tie conduct Of the
Prince al Kingston end BrocksIlle viii in.
crease the esteem thal ala friik md aemocra-
lie bsaEisg bed alreeding gained for ain. lie
course has ccincided exactly with the drifi of
public opioicn 10 toe United Staies; and warn
- has beer his reception In Csosda. We are
uiuct mistaken y Il be Mt srr~tssed ~ thr'
ss.cb II H,.i pso~ufc svf LA ,e.s. vi ii ~
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

THE Ron Rors or fESNyLvASA.--A sickly
daily u Philadelphia, wso has not yet coma to
New York bag and b. gyaf1 tc GIT into deccn.
society states thA. 100000 bss been COZ.
tributed from New York city 20 aid Ia the cleo
ton 10 that great State, Witch is "the keystone
Il the erCA Of the Union.r but which. II seems,
goes about into other States, 'like herear
hawking her sores,r TO excite commlseration
and extort relief
The meaning OF thi statement Of the Phila
delphia journal Ia Ia, not on cent has been
contributed, but the ineeu,ous fabrication ,s
thrown out - bait to catch gudgeons In Perm
sylvsn's and bring money into tao clutches Of
The Unsuitable cormorants Of its rress: of II Il
exhibited M counterfeit les. egg b induce
o.her States 70 contribute heir inns. The
Fess ard he Te ,sy.roasda sce always pre-
tending that subscriptions are eeirg collected
il New Ycrk for electoneesirg purposes Ia
pen7y.vania. But tbs Philadelphia poll.
.,c'sc have .Rov sent TO rev York
two begging expeditions, vhic, eave aad
'seir labor FOR their pans and rctnraai
With q beggsrly account Of empty pockets.
TIE democrats cf New rork have too vivid
recollection Of the loss Of tbeir moasy in ls;s
10 te done brown 20 soon again. Tbsy rernerr-
Der, TO their sorrow, how the s5o,oVg they thea
subscribed fell into tie hands Of Forney, ana
nothing vas ever heard Of Il after. iii he IA
bcrr q the Coyode Committee h Congress.
irsced Il 10 him, bus DO further. ~ the sane
time tie republicans Of New Yors sab.c-ioea
$4,000 fer the election u rcaneslsania. aci
'hs' rot iovn iLtt the pocke. ~ Tn rcra.
~peGcr Is has never been econ ,oeS.erC> rss
The New York herald., 1860-09-09
Arrival Of the America At Boston.
Rosrow Sspt n unn0

The steamship America, from Liverpool VIA Halifax.
arrived Her mails 60 south BY the three O'Clock
train due at New York at midnight.
Capt Miller, formerly OF the steamship America died
at Liverpool on the Gath ult
On the morning Of the 7th inst the America Oh Sam
bro coided with and sunk the British Emerald
from the Straits o Belle Isle for BarrDgton N s. with
cargo Of hsh The OF the Emersld-eleven In
num6er-were taken of and brought to this port
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

royal personages who have visited ths country,
be promises 70 b. he most popular, for he
the mcst easily enters into the spirit of the
institutions and ideas by which tits governed
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

Borrow, sept. 9. 1850
Two buildings on Breec q Thvings wharf, Lypn con.
tanning ten thousand q coal were destroyed b. are
last night Insured for $500
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

Relief for the syria sursrsrs.
he CONN isac for tne relief of tne and
ias In Syria, scknovlcdge the recip o. the toro~ins
sums since The Last ". ,-t.-
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

F0Hessor Lowe And hfs BaIICON.
PnrADxIrmA, Sept Q. 1890.
The imitation OF Professor loves balloon resumed
this morning. and one O'Clock fixed for hour q
departure bot the high wind oAwcd the balloon 10 bur
putting end 70 the scheme and wasting a immense
amount Of eas.
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

Ths Great Wsstsrn Railway.
HAxnrcS, 9. w., SEPT 9, 1890
Inc Great Western Railway trafnc for the ending
last night vas go oo Increase Of upwards 900 ov
the corresponding week Of last year
The New York herald., 1860-09-09
Iaausuratien orths Perry statue.


Governor sprasue, OF Rhode Island, with the members
Il The state Legislature and tie Governors Guard arrived
to-day, and will attend the Inauguration OF the Perry
statue the 10th The Governor and his ssaa
were welcomed BY Governor Deunison, Of ohio, In .
speech me Guard goes into camp with the Ohio volun
tecr militia and other companies from abroad