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Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

sENATE.
There was full attendance.
Several memorials and petitions were presen-
ted
Mr. Johnson presented petition 10 favor Of the
Homestead Bill.
hr. Phelps resolution coming up, Mr.. Green
made speech asssiling the doctrines Of Squatter
Sovereignty as advocated by Douglas and Pugh,
cOntending that the Territory possessed no sOVer-
eighty, and recommending the cessation Of agita-
tlon and obedience TO the DTed Scott decision
Without concluding be gave way to 3 motion for
an extra session, after which the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. Clark, Of n. z, asked Mr.. Edwards uhe.
ther he would, under any circumstances vote fol
a candidate for Speaker Rho entertained in his
heart the sentiments Of intolerance and proscrip-
tion which we're indicated in the extract read
from the Helper Book
Mr.. Edwards replied that in q private eoaVsT.
satiOn with the gentleman be might say whether
he would or would not, but as a member here he
would not respond to the inierrOgatOry.
Mr.. Morris, Of Pa, said If be had believed that
Mr.. Sherman entertained such sentiments as the
Helper Book ineulcates he never would have
voted for him. Il was because he knew Mr.
Sherman regarded with the utmost horror sncour-
agement to serVils insurectiOn and deprecated
the disturbance Of the present state Of society
Mr.. Sherman had eonfded in the discretion
Of the Committee, and the Committee relied
more on Helper than on their own discretion.
When Mr. Clark sresolution shall be withdrawn
Mr.. Sherman will be ready to answer frankly,
and express his opinion Of the book
Mr. Edwards offered resolution that from
to-day until the election Of a Speaker, the
House will proceed to vote for a Speaker at
one o'clock, TO vote three times in succession,
and that if any members have possession Of
the floor, he shall surrender the floor for that
purpose. lCries or good, from the Republican
side, and objections interposed from the Dem
Oeratie side
Mr.. Lake, during sOms explanations, claimed
that Virginia has the right to seeede from the
Union. This, he said, was defensive and noi
aggressive. He was applauded by the South
eTn men.
A y
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FROM WAsHINGToN.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 10.
The President to-day nominated to the SEN
ate Hon Chas L Faulkner, of Va, as Minis
ter to France.
The Senate confirmed all pending appoints
ments made during the recess Of Congress, and
Ex- Senator Breese as Marshal Of the Northern
District Of Illinois.
lgMr Crumbs nomination as Consul TO Havre
is not definitely acted upon.
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FROM NEW YORK.

INV lUhhl VaH .
The HeraId's correspondence says tha Americans
have caucussed tonight, and, reviewing their
course have decided that they could never embrace
the I.ecompton Democracy without being demOr-
Alized, and stultify the party.
Il is stated that Mr. Davis Of Ind, who nomins-
ed Mr. Hamilton, says be IS diss usted at the man
uer in which they treated his candidate and declares
he will vote for Adrian tomorrow.
Horace +. Clark is making an effort to unite the
Administration and South American votes on Mr..
Etheridge, Of Tenn. but his success is doubtful
The Dsmocrats have given up AL hope OF eOneen
rating three parties upon one candidate In oppOsi-
zion to Mr. Sherman. They will in day or two
present a new man. They will continue their
changes till they have exhausted all their available
candida eR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

THK MAMMOTH PIcToRAL.-The London Illus
trated News for Dec. 24-ihe Christmas number
is the largest and finest ever published. and well
worth obtaining and preserving as a sample of the
way they do things in "LOndon town" 1t con-
sists first Of the ordinary sixteen page pictorial
full of engravings and reading matter: then sup
pIement with engrsvings and waltz "GOing to a
Christmas Party" then the christmas supple
ment" with Christmas stories, poems and exquis-
ite engravings, and last but most prominent Of ALL
three elegant colored plates Of 'Game," "the
Shepherds Christmas" and "Blackbird and
Thrush" 4" all given With charming fidelity to ma
tdre. Hawks & Brother have this mammoth Pic
tortaL Gail there and get it.
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WASHINGTON NEWS,

W WAsHINGTONi jan D.
Republican caucus was spoken Of fOT tonight
out on reflection none was thought necessary. Il
is ascertaned that there can be no further concen-
tration Of the Southern Opposition on NF. Hamil-
ton whose vote to morrow Will, according to the
present indications be diminished. Some Of the
Republicans have been eanvassing to ascertain
whether mere votes than Sherman has received
can be received for Hickman, but Of this they can.
not be satisfied
At the National Union Executive Committee
meeting tonight, Mr. Crttenden in the chair, q
number Of encouraging letters were read.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

THE THEATRE The Academy of Music will
be opened tonight With the new dramatic com.
pany, who win present for the evenings entertain
ment the comedy ''Yictorine, or, I'll Sleep Upon
It." to be followed by the pantomime Of "status
Blanche" interspersed with songs and dances.by
the characters. Several fancy dances By Nd1ls
Leon will be given during the evening.
Tomorrow night the play of "RetEibutiOn" viii
be enacted with Mr.. Cooke as Count Priuli, and
Miss Cushman in leading character, to be follow.
ed by pantominis by the Company. On Monday
evening the great play Of "Ths Poor Of New
York" will be rendered with Mr.. Cooke as bad
ger"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

''YANITY Fan The second number of this
comic weekly contains a cut Of Mr.. Buchanan, lac
belIod ''the beWildersd old woman" and in terri
bic stew as to what to do with her message, as she
knows "nO North, no South, no East, no West
no nothing" 1t also has Sing Sing convict ad-
yising his fellow felOns to 'qsave their Northern
institutions and go home to the South" Hawks
Brother have it for sale.
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ANNUAL ELECTION CF THE 3As CONPANY.-The
annual election Of the Directors of the Cleveland
Gas Company was held yesterday. The old
board were re. elected as follows: T. P. Handy,
N. C. YOunglOve, W. Bingham, David sintOn, ].
H. Morley. At a subsequent meeting of the Di-
rectors, 7. P. Handy was re>elsoted President
All tbs officers remain as last year, 7. Dwight
BELLS being Secretary, W. E. Bsckwith, Treasurer,
6. A. Hyde Engineer.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,
FROM NEW YORK.

Nav YORE, Jan. 10.
10 our city eour cH last evening the Comptroller
sent In abstract Of the expenditures Of last year
showing total Of upwards Of sl90JO00O.
The Washington correspondent Of the Tribune
states that when Mr. Seward made his appearance
10 The Senate yesterday, be was studi usly avoided
by the Democratic side, Messis Douglas and Pugh
only greeting him.
The Times Washington correspondent says that
Senator Seward yesterday agreed upon, with the
Republican, The policy Of uniting upon Mr.. Gilmer
or hr. Corwin for Speaker.
The suspension Of Ar. Rufus K. Story, Wholesale
grocer, was announced yesterday. His liabilities
are said 10 be nearly bali million.
A despatch from Washington says the President
has appointed ex Senator Sidney @. Breeze U, S.
Marshal for the Northern District Of Illinois.
The Tammany Society celebroied the anniVer-
sary Of the Battle Of New Orleans last evening.
with customary ball, supper and speeches -
Among those who made addresses were Hon
John W. Dix, Messrs James I. Brady and Isaac C.
Fowler.
Last night Ere broke ont IN the -four ware
house OF SheTman & Weeks, No. IL Coentis st.,
and before it could be extiuguished. the stock
was damaged 10 the amount Of $4,000; insured
5000 ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

LECTURE BY HORG0E GKEELEY.-0n Thursday
Ito morrow evening Horace Greeley viii lecture
before the Cleveland Library Association upon
Central and Western North America, subject
upon which no man can speak more ably and IN
derstandingly than be. The lecture will be deliv-
cred in the MelOdeOn, ss viii be seen by the card
Of the Lecture Committee in another place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

PLuxB1No.-For all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there is no better place
in the city than Of B. P. Bower, successor to J.
B. Barnes Co., Atwatsr Block. Mr.. Bower is
prepared with choice and well selected stock, good
wOrkmen and plenty of them to prOmpIy and
punetuslly execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples of bis work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our cit
iEens are their own advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

FAVORABLE Ferry RoUTEs.-To enterprisiug
capitalists Superior Street at the present time Of
fers very great advantages as ferry route and we
suggest that the tug Maria Martin be put on forth
with Pedestrians will hail with gladness any pro-
iect that win enable them to escape the terrOrs Of
Ording some of the depths of mud and "slush."-
It seems as though the Street Commissioner might
do something 10 relieve the standing water On Su-
periOr street between the Park and Seneca street.
As to Euclid Street, halfthe lake feet might float
there
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Roors o. G. !. a, Jap. 10, ls6O.

RooHs OF C. l.. A, Jan. 10, 1860.
The Lecture Committee deem Il due to the pub
lie to state that ct the commencement Of the lee
ture season they made an arrangement with the
agent Of the proprietor Of the Academy Of Music,
for the present course Of lectures, engaging said
Hall for several lectures more than six weeks in
advance Of the evenings on which they were ap-
pointed 10 be delivered This arrangement the
said agent thought proper to repudiate, engaging
the Hall to other parties within the past few days
The Committee sre therefore compelled to
change their arrangements, and would announce
that the remaining lectures Of the. course will be
delivered at the MelOdeon.
H. NJ CHAPLIN,
GEO. A. TISDALE,
W. F. SMITH,
Lecture Committee.
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TROnI FRANKFORT.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan 10.
The Democratic State Convention met yester-
day.
David Merrieweather was appointed Chairman.
Every county was fully represented. The follow
ing delegates 10 Charleston were elected K X.
Williams. G. A. Caldwell, John &. Mason, d. P.
White
The Committee on Resolutions reported ma.
,orty and minority report. Both endorse the Dred
Scott decision, and express the choice OfKentucky
for Guthrie for President. Tue majority report
endorses Buchanan; the minority decides for
Douglas ard popular sovereignty doctrine, and
leprGeates application to Congress IN iaToF Of sla
very.
c. A Withers, Superintendent Of the COving
ton & Lexington Railroad, had his overcost stolen
from the Capital House, last night, containing six
drafts of $1,000 each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

~ Neuralgia, Fits, St. Vitu's Dance, Parnly-
sis, spinal complaint general local debility, or
nervous prostraHOn, are cured by DR.. Gibson
new electrical treatment without difficulty. It
never fails, and may justly be regarded as spe-
eifc. Ofics No. III Ontario street, q few doors
from the Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11
PROM COLUsIBUS.

CoLUMBUs, Jan. 10.
Over hundred old soldiers of 1912 were in
Convention here to day. Much attention was
shown them. They attended the Senate and
House to-day by special invitation.
A resolution was passed to vote for no can
didate for President but q known friend to
pension bill.
Col James Collier, Of Steubenville, and G. F
LewiP, of Cleveland, were appointed delegates
to Chicago Convention.
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from UNDIAWAPOLIs,

lhDIANAPOLlss Jan ~
The Indiana Democrats State Convention meets
here at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Immense crowd =
Delegates already here nom every county in the
State represented. Several cOanties send two
sets Of Delegates. Greatly embittered feeling
pr tvais between the Douglas and Administration
factions. A strong time anticipated
Senator Bright and Finley Briggs Of the u.
s. Treasury Department arrived last night.
A preliminary meeting win be held TO night
as has been the usual custom.
A meeting Of delegates wns held at Masonic
Hall this afternoon which was addressed BY
Gov Willard, Col. May and others. From
present indications the Douglas men have the
majority. -.i
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" AoAAANeASH1 De.A" -N-
The City Council, apprehending that legislation
in the Slave States against free negroes, would have
the effect OF increasing the number Of that class 10
Washington, took iniatOry measures TO prevent
such migration, but recent authoritative expOsi-
tiOn OF the city charter, shows that 1t gives no
power of prohibition, and the legislation on that
subject mnst be confined to prescribing in advance
such reasonable terms and conditions Of residence
as may tend 70 repel The idle and dls0rderly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11
FRoM LRAVRNMORTH.

LEANEhHOkIhs n. IL Sdh. Aus
The Territorial Legislature still remains in statue
quo, and il is possible that no business will be
transacted by either wing until the opinion Of the
Attorney General, which has been called in requi-
siton by Gov. Medary can be had on the subject OF
adjournment
The alleged reason Of the majority for quitting
Locompton is the insuficiencY ofaceommOdations,
but settled antipathy to that place exists on the
part of the Republican members on account Of
former associations.
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IMPORTANT no FEMALES.
DR- GHEESRMAN,S pills.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTs in these Pills are the result Of long and
extensive prac-e They mid in their operation and
certain IN eorreei 81 iesalaritisE Painful Msnsirua-
ations removing all ObstuetioRs, whether from cold
otherWss beadaas pin in the 81 e, paltatiOn Of the
hoart whites all Affections Mysteries. fatigue
pai IN the back and limbs Sc, dAurDed sleep which
arse from inieuuBiion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the comm snesn Of new in the treatment Of
those 1cguarss and obstTucons which have consigned
% many thousands OF the young the beautiful and the be-
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health unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to declinl
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the efoctual remedy known for all COM
Painis peeuar 70 F1la5 To all eassss they Hyal-
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are known TO thousanss h8 havs used them diersn
periods throughout the country having the sanction ofsos
Of the most emaenf physoaas Arsrtea Ezplet drTec
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Pills
valuable pamTh be had free OF The Agents Pills
b. Ral prgEpg BY eaclosing price 10 the General
Arsut Sold b. DRUGGISTS generally
n b. HU UfCHINGs, General Agent
l65 CnumbsH ST., New York.
sold ia Cleveland at VIM. Eisks and Galord 3 Ham
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

The INDUSTRIAL ScHOoL-Ths third anniver
sary OF the Industrial School and Chidrens Aid
Society, win be held at the MelodeOn, on Monday,
The 10Th Of JanuaTy. The children viii be ples-
eut, aud give exercises in singing, aiter which
several excellent speakers viii address Che audience
The nublic L Invited
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N nYEI HAIk DE
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

Orr THE TRAcK-The $50 A NJ saudusky
train yesterday morning ran of the track about
two miles from town, and in consequence delayed
the Toledo and Columbus trains, which were q
few minutes behind. They were delayed an hour
and halE No serious damaee was done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

DONATION NPARrY.-The Plymouth COngrega.
tiOnal Society will make their Pastor, Rev James
C. White, Donation Visit on Thursday afternoon
and evening, at his residence, IS Bolivar street.
Friends and acquaintanees Of Mr.. White are invi-
ted 10 attend.
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PROM NRW YORK.

Nzw YORE, Jan. 10.
The steamship Quaker City has arrived from
Havana, the 5th inst The weather at Havana
was rainy. and retarding the receipts Of pro
duee
The news of Spanish victory over the Moors
created much enthusiasm in Havana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

USLAwFUL MARRIlsE-An Eastern paper
containing marriage in which the bride was tho
mother Of the officiating clergyman, an exchange
asks if it is "laWful for q man to marry his
mCtherg"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and oil warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ENswoRTB & Co.'S,
octl Cor Superior and Seneca sts.
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PROM 81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.
A dispatch 10 the Democrat says: The Illinois
National Democratic State Convention met at
Springfield to-day and elected four delegates at
large TO the Charleston Convention and two from
each CoDgrassional District
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

PoLIoE IrEMs.-ouly three cases were upon
the docket last night to be brought up this morn.
ing before Judge Lawrence. These were ThOs.
Shay and VIM. Dorsey for disturbance, and John
Dorsey for the larceny Of q robe before spoken
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

TRIBUNE ALxANAo.-Hawks & Brother have
the Tribune Almanac for 1850 full Of useful inior
nation. Besides the calendar, it has the names Of
the Executive and Congress Of the U. s., election
returns, &c, &c. Everybody should have it for
reierence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11
that Professor Weeds Hair Restorative
UTTTJ. PRESRVE TNFAIJJRIY

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

Nor REsPoNsIRLR The Veteran" is not res
pOnsible for tho Bowers" TAe oolumN was JUS
fifsd in putting the paragraph where it was, 1
the Foreman was not
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

CLEVELAND GEAYs = The members of the Cleve.
land Grays are requsstsd:tO meet at their Armory
this evening, at hnlf-past seven O'Clock. full
attendance is desirable, as business Of Importance
b to be transacted.
By ORDER OF CoNMTTTKK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11
FROlI NEW YORK

NEW YORK Jan. H.
The Pemberton Mills a Lawrence, Mass, fell
to-day burying six hundred in the ruins. Supposed
two to three hundred killed. Great many already
taken on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11
FIRE.

OUNCANAH, Fa.J Jan ~
The extensive nail factory owned and conducted
~ Fisbsr Morgan 4 Co, OF Philadelphia, at Dun
oSnon i5 mi YES above Harrisburgh, was destroyed
nv iTe last nj yht The main building, containing
si,tv u1erhines. Is atOtal wreck, and 800 persons
s-a thrown out Of employment. The loss is about
S25 600 and Is fully insured 10 Philadelphia. Tue
water wheels, dam, and the "a. X X bridge are
oil safe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11

Ia The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. MatsOn's and 0lmsted's news depOts
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, LIS Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-11
PERsoSAL.-The following were among the
guests at the Angler yesterday.

J. a. Hitchcock Utica H. A. Whitman Hsrt-
ford; H. NJ. Dufield Detroit VIM. T. Stephens
do; II. ". Wilkins Sandusky; Miss H. Mills do;
Miss Augusta Mills do; Jerome Monroe do; Daniel
Daw New York; T. F. Herrick Wellington; W. r.
ordon New York; r. P. Reed Warren; Mr.. L.
P. Thompson and Wife Buffalo; Edward E. Cross
Arizona; 7. Mccullough Wellsville; Judge Will
Jams Delaware; John Miller Columbus.