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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12
Saturday Afternoons Report.
FROll WAsHINarnN

WASHINGTON, March 10.
Ihe secretary OF War to-day communicated TO the
bouae, IN compliance with resolution In the report
OF the Art Commission, who recommend an approbria-
t0n Of tl6 900 10 be expended for statuary and pic
lures FOR the adonmsnt Of the Capitol They suggest
preference 10 b given 70 American artists and The
embellishments Hhould be'a purely national character
10 this connection they don't gpeak In complimentary
terms Of the ancient subjects chosen foF the wall pic
turss Of the COMMITTEES Rooms. They say that
general principle the true method Of procuring designs
for statuAry and pletures Is 70 Invite composition.
The receipts Of the Treasury during the past week
were szl,Oo5s including Treasury notes The drafts paid
were four million dollars. The amount Of drafts
Issued were nearly 7,5s5 The reduction from the
amount on hand on the previous week was Sl,0S0O0o
The amount subject to draft, vas s4,7T3O00.
At the conference Of the Opposition members from
PennsyVana last night, In regard 10 the taria they
agreed to recommend 10 the Committee on Ways and
rates:
On pig iron s. per ton; railroad iron sI2 per ton;
common bar SO per ton; ne bar cent per b boil
or iron IA cents per d. Russia sheet I2 cents per
h. These the principle descriptions, though scraps
and other minor kinds are provided Tor.
This proposition has not yet been submitted 10 the
Ways and Means Committee, and may be modified be-
fore being presented In the new bill 70 the Hsuss It
Il probable the Tariff bill win be reported about the
middle Of next week before all the appropriations
business.
Twenty million aolars Of Treasury notes, granted BY
the last Congress, will expire the 1st Of July, and
the House will not authorize reissue, but require
them to be funded. II Is now proposed to connect
this loan with the Tariff bi as the revenue derived
from hat SERVICE alter defaylng tbs regular sxpendi
tnres OF goyeEnnent VIII be applied to the extinction
q the indeotednesa there being other resource
Ihe Senate which resisted before, viii yield now. It
tariff.
The Washington Dispatch says;-S C. Boyington,
appointed clerk In the stationery Of the House OF
Representatives, is the person announced having alb
seconded with money. Ss served day in office;
but week or two ago he obtained from his confden-
tla friends nearly 100000 worth Of transferable posi-
office certfeetes made payable 70 him. The report
that he raised upon them In New York about so cents
on the dollar and left for Europsat any mts he has
not returned hone He has been serving the Admins
tation for good many yean In OF the depart
ments. The goTerEment loses nsthing BY him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

TIE KELLYs sENTENoED.-Judge Bolton has
sentenced Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly to the Psnitentisry
for life, for the murder of Mrs. Rose oMalia, BY
beating her to death. When asked if he had
anything to say, Mr.. Kelly made speech nearly
half an hour long, in which be made many
charges against the Court, the witnesses, and the
Jury, charging them with bribery, perjury &c.
He threw the blame of the murder upon his wife.
In bis speech he became very much excited, ges.
ticulating furiOusly, and walking back and forth
within the bar. Mrs. Kelly also made a vindica-
tiOn of herself She preferred charges against
the jury, &c, and then said that her husband did
the deed. When she closed, Mr.. Kelly asked
leave to say a few more words, when he again
charged his wife with the crime. She in turn
spoke again, and protested against her being made
to suffer for the sins of her husband. After this,
the Court considered the case sufficiently argued
on both sides, and disposed of them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12
FROM QUEBEC.
oUEBEc, March

QUEBEc, March 10.
Parliament last night voted $1,000 per voyage to the
Canadian steamers, and $4,000 per year for telegraph
to Belle Isle.
It Is projected to run submarine cable from some
point The St. Lawrence at or below the present
minus Of the Montreal Tel. Co.'S Line to a point on
the Labrador shore Of the Straits OF Belle Isle The
sells passing through the Straits pass within half mile
Of the main land. This extension Of the telegraph will
reduce communication between Europe ahd America to
about six days As the length Of the proposed cable
500 miles, or nearly two days fn steamers dis
tance The line is to be completed during the ensuing
sumner. The Associated Press will make arrange
ments for early news by this route.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12
FROH NEW ORLEANS.
Nav ORLEANS, March 10.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10.
The Picayune's Balize Honduras correspondent Wi
ting under date Of the l7th nit, says that Seymour
Ex-Governor, had departed for England and that Buck
ley Ez-Secretary had been appointed Lieut. Governor
Of Dom ngue.
The bark VIM. o. 0lden, fiom Belize for New York,
was lost on the Yucatan shore, the 1st ult. The
Indians burnt the vessel and cargo The crew had
rived ut Belize,
Cotton-SaIes 600 bales at 10 I-2a1I for midding;
sales Of the week $500 bales and receipts Of 365O0
bales against $4,000 bales for the same week last year
Exports Of the week 96o00 bales and total exports
date bales Receipts this port ahead Of last
year $4,000 6les; ditto at all Southern pOr 900
bales; sack 526,5OO bales.
Molaasss-DuI at 34k35
Cofse-Firm at l25{al3 for prime
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12
COlIPOUNDEp FRohI


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put HB "a GIasI
Cases, dir Tight, and iOiH keep N aay eli-
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL s gentle but &C.
tive CahartC which the prUprstor has used his ps
Ice more than twenty years
The Constantly lnrreaslug demand ron those w
nave long used ihs PILLS and the satisfaetion uhc
al express IN regard % the use has induced 0plao
then within { be reach Of all.
The PT0fsssiOa wen TngE hat different Caiha-tes aos
on different portions Of the I5oyels.
The + AILY CA-s,Ir A r TIC p IL /.
has, with due reference this well established
been compounded from GIVsriey OF The purs Vegs-
table FXtracts which act alike every part Of tho
almeniary canal, and = GOOD md SAFE In sli
cases where Cathartic 4 = Inseded, such a. DE
BANGEATEHTS OF the lSlSTOM ACH, sLEEPI-
MSS, PAINS IN THE [lBA CK AND LOINS,
COSTfVENESS, PAlNt4iAED SQRENESS OYER
THE WHOLE BODY s-ifrum suddea cold, which
frequently, If neglected 'snd ~ long coarse Of Fe
yer, Loss OF Ape l=fTIfE,A CREEPING SEN
sETION OF COLD OVER IFiIE BODY, RESTL LESS-
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II InhammatoIy Dseasest worms in Children Adlls
Rheumatism greal Purifier Of the BlOcd and many dis
eases which flesh is heir numerous 10 mention II
this advertisement loso. 70 g.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
~ The Liver nVlgorstur and Family CathaTIe Piils
retaled By Druggists generally and sold Wholesais hF
the Trade in all the large loWnE
3 T W SANFORD, n. D.,
Manufacturer and PTOpIietsr,
ivfdkuR2 s2h RroadvaF. New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

THE GERMAN LEcTUREs.-Ar. German de-
livered the fourth and last Of hslecures upon his
steamship invention at Chapin's Hall on Satur-
day evening. We were sorry to see SO few in
attendance the subject Of improved navigation Of
the lakes being one that is Of interest and impOr
ance to all who are concerned in the future Of our
city. The lecturer spoke ofhs plan for lake boats
and the means by which be would have them navi-
gate the lakes in winter as well as in summer. To
effect this, he has an immense double plow share
which is completely under the control Of The pilot
who by the turn Of the hand can raise It 50 as to
run the boat above the ice, lower it SO as to break
the ice upward, or send 1t direct through the Ice
BE claims that By this cont1ivance, he can cut at
a very rapid rate through ice thirteen and half
inches thick. An engine Of 24O horse power is
connected with this ploW to operate It.
The steering apparatus is very ingenious and
apparently very effective. An engine Of the same
power as the one above does the work, and SO
nicely are its parts adjusted, that the pilot has
simply to manipulate keys before him as at an or
gan, by which valves are opened and shut, which
turn the rudder to any desired angle.
Whatever men lmay think of the practiesbility
Of Mr.. Germain's inventions, It cannot be denied
that all who have attended his lectures through
have gained great deal ofveEy useful information
and CLEANED very many interesting scientific and
statistical facts. He has presented his subject
clearly TO the people Of Cleveland so far as be
could reach them, and the bare handful Of business
men who have had the fairness to 20 and hear
him, have been wen repaid for their time and
| trouble.
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Thai Professor Weeds Hair RsstOFatITe
WILL PRESRVE TNFAITTRTv


PROP WooD-Dear Sir: Ny hair had. f0T several ysens
Deen becoming pre- LaturelY gray accompanied bY a s
ness winch rendered the constant application Of oil neces
sary IN dressing It. When usng F0ur Hair
Restorative about two months ago it vas in that Condition.
and haylre eont It's till within the three last weeks
L mas turned 70 Its naal color and assumed souess
ana ste grea y 70 De preferred 70 those produced the
appa Ion Of Of Or any other haFs ever used
regard As an article for every
whether 70 Be used as Hair Restorative E simple
purpose Of dressing beauyng the hair VOC hrTs rs
mission 70 refer to an who ensrtaia any doabt of fs
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

To THE LADIEs.oF CLEvELAND.-A large, va
ried and splendid assortment of French Lace
Manlillas, fresh from New York, and imported
direct from Paris, win be on exhibition for few
days only at IS5 Superior Street, under the John
son House. They viii be offered by the single
Cape, at New York wholesale prices. The ladies
are requested to call and examine them
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Me0tfints.

lG J. KEELER, N, D.. ECLECTIC
1oass 81 Public square, rlsi1sncs A Ere -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

INFORMATION WANTED-Of Edward Griffith, q
native of Wales, 80 years Of age, stout built
sandy hair, and goatee, dressed in dark cashmere
clothes, and wearing brown soft wool hat. He
left his family in this city about six weeks since to
search for employment at baoksmithing ana has
not been heard from since. Any Information
addressed to Mrs Rachael Griffith, Columbus,
Ohio, will be thankfully received. When last heard
from he was at Worthington in this county but did
not remain there long Columbus Fact.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

QUARTERLY REvrEw.-Hswks & Bro. have re-
eeiVsd the London Quarterly Review for January
with the following excellent table CT contents =
!. The Three Colonies Of Australia,A yeEy inter-
esting paper.
2. Cotton Spinning Machines and their i2ventOrs.
3. China aud the War.
4. The Roman Wall.
s. Religious RsvVals
g. Life and Works Of Cowper
Z. Reform Schemes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

ELEGANT PORTRA1r.-Mr. E. D. Howard has
just completed life>sizs portrait of T. P. Handy,
Esq.,, Presia ,nt of the Commercial Branch Bank,
which, for faithfulness to nature and Hfsliks ex-
preston, is most admirable. The portrait is q
photograph by Bisbse, and the finished picture
exhibits all the accuracy Of outline and feature
which the photograph must necessarily ensure,
together with the freedom of touch and fidelity to
ell the shades Of nature which the plain photo
graph cannot give, and which is observable in all
frst-elass portraits BY hand. In this blending Of
the chief requisites Of 3 good picture, Mr.. How
ard has been very successful, and the picture Of
Mr.. Handy has been pronounced very favOrably
upon by many impartial critics and friends. The
portrait is designed for the Young Mems Christian
Association, and viii adOrn their rooms, but II
will be on exhibition for few days at sargeanfs.
Look at it as you 60 past, and note its merits.
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TRAVELBR1s RRGIsTER.
NRw ADvRRTIsRMENTs

Gordon. MesIinsn CO-Li's seed OIL and Paints.
Rettbers Hsusmana-Combs
9. II. Litle-Wholesalo GrOoer and Commission RIsr.
cl ant
Wilioushhy u iversitT-SpFing Term.
J. J. Roekafsllew-HummOndsvill Coal OIL Coke.
@. H. Little-SundTies
Gordon, sfsSIinan Co -sIahoning Nails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

CLRvELAND ORPHAN Asylum The annual
meeting Of the Orphan Asylum will be held this
evening at O'Clock In the Chapel Of the Stone
Church. The proceedings will doubtless be very
interesting. This Asylum is Que Of our best inSti
tutlons
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

NEWSPAPER ITEMs.--John R. French, Of the
Painesyile Press, has purchased the stock and
good will OF the Commercial Advertiser, hereto
fore published by n. R. Doolittle, and will here
after publish the combined papers under the name
Of the "Press & Advertiser" The Advertiser has
been published in Painesvile for four years and a
half, aud has been an active, enterprsing paper
The Press has been published by Mr. French for a
few months, aud has established for itself high
reputation. Mr.. French Is an able man, and with
bis partner, Mr. N. =. smaley, viii make good
thing in the newspaper line.
Mr.. DOolittle, 10 company with Mr.. Il. C. Gray,
will enter largely into the job printing business
Messrs. sbsnkland q Harmon, Of oberlln, have
Issued the initial number Of the oLorsin County
News, weekly journal published every Welnes.
day at ObsrlIn and Wellington. The paper starts
out well. Il Is lively aud readable, aud evinees
ability and enterprise in its editorial and news
departments. It Is well printed, ana has good
advertising list. Success to the News
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

FIRE.-on Saturday morning at 2 o'clock fire
broke out in the two story frame dwelling, No. Al
Pear street, owned by Mr.. McGsrry. The violent
gale famed the flames to fury and the building was
speedily destroyed. Loss 500. No insurance.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.