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BUTToNs IN The CONTRIBUTION Box,-lti is a
very common practice according to report, TO drop
buttons into tue contribution box in u OfchAnge,
aud where it is desirable to keep up ah earanCes-
A clergyman at the East, few sabbl lbs ago at
the close o. his discourse, spoke as fOt 'W.: "A
collection win nov be taken up for the ,ene6t of
ihe heatheR in the Sandwich lsands Al / here I
wish to warn those Of you who put il buttons
against the too prevalent custom Of Aalteni g
down the eyes; which while it has no effect in Do.
ceiving the poor heather into using them for coin,
nevertheless renders them entirely useless for but
tOnsn
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PROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
The PresidsRr attended the U. s. Agricultural
Society this morning to receive his diploma ss an
honorary member. The Preaidsnt Of the Society,
IN delivering it, said It WaS strange coincidence,
that every President Of the United States bad
been called from the ploW like cineibnAsus. or
retired to it at the expiration Of their term Of Of
Zee.
Dir. Buchanan, in reply, spoke Of bis taste for
agricultural pursuits, though be had but little op-
Poriuniiy to indulge in them. He paid q high
tribute 10 the patriotic worth Of the llers Of the
soil, snd anticipated his return to Wbeatland in
less than IL months, to enjoy the Independence
and quiet Cf rural life. His speech Was frequent
ly intercepted by applause.
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GAY DEcEIvER.-Quite domestic drama
transpred yesterday, the particulars Of which are
as follows, according to the story as related
through the interpreter, Prof Collier, by the WO-
man who has taken the most prominent part in
the affair.
| She has lived in Montreal, Canada, and was
married in that city in 1910 to Pierre COrisr, q
Pronehman, by whom she has had ten children;
(nOt two, as an evening contemporary stately
only two of whom are now living. They had
lived happily together. COrier was a carriage
trimmer, but each year he was accustomed to
market. About two months ago he started upon
Lis accustomed trip, taking with him about $500
in gold, leaving but little with his wife.
Not returning home or writing to his wife, she
concluded to start Of after him. She sold her fur
niture to obtain funds and followed him to Nisga-
ra Falls, which place she was informed he left in
company with q Weman named Fleury. From
here Mrs. Corier traced him to Detroit aBd thence
to this city.
Yesterday morning she appeared ct the Police
Court, and being unable to talk English, shs told
her story to Prof. Collier. She had stopped
while in the city, at Merkls's United States House,
on River street. Prof Collier, on her desc ibiug
her husband, thought he had seen him, bat did
not know where to find him. He went to the
Market Ground in search Of Officer 0dsll to aid in
hunting up the man. Finding him, and telling
him the story, odsll immediately recognized the
description as that of the keeper of the fremont
Heuse," near the new Market Grounds. They
then went toward that place and saW 4 woman in
the door. Eoquiring Of an acquaintance, they
we're told that the keeper Of the saloon came from
Montreal This settled the question of identity,
bat there were other things to find out. The wO.
man, they were told, was his wifs-hs had mar
ried her a short time ago in the saloon.
Prof. Collier now went down town to get a war
rant made cut, and 0jsil entered the saloon (tbs
man having just gone in), and began conversation
by intimating that be had = friend who would
like to buy the place, who would be up in q short
time to look at it When the Professor returned,
with another oficsr, odsll called Corisr out and
told him q warrant had been issued to take him
on charge Of adultery With the woman. He re-
piled that be was married, and, Oh request, pro-
dneed the certificate which was just what odell
wanted. He then arrested the man and tOek him
down to the Watch House. Here bis former wife
met him. The meeting was in silence and in
tears. The highly-cOlOred "sensation" account
10 an evening paper, which rPsaks Of the two
nspringing to each others arms" &C., is all
"fudgs." It was remarkably quiet.
Meanwhile the wife No. 2 had gathered up al
the goods Of the place, seksd them of to an auo.
tios store and sold them, putting the money into
her pocket. She has removed" !" wife No. ip Al
her hotel, and OOrisr Is in the City Prison. Il,
and vile No. 2 had intended to sell out and 20 to
California soon.
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PROM BOSTON.

BosTOE, Jan, -
About oloek this morning, Wm. H. Forbes.
son Of R. B. Forbes, student at Harvard College,
assaulted private Watehman named Hilton, and
nHeted such injuries with billy that it is feared
they will prove fatal. The ARRAY took place in the
college chapel, where Hilton was employed to
watch, as several Bibles bad recently been stolen
from there. Young Forbes was committed to
Cambridge Jail
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Ma. EDIToR:-Pleass inform your readers that we
have received letter from Columbus s,atiug that
8, P. Chase, Ex-Governor, win be atthe Anniver.
saTy Of the Cleveland Industrial School Chldren's
Aid Society, and take part in the addresses given
on that occasion
We look forward 10 an interesting time at the
Melodson Hall on Monday evening.
Jan. l2, 1850 R.W.
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ARREsTs.-Tbe following persons bad been at
rested up 60 last night to be tried to day Wm
ROwerS, assault and battery; Harvey BlackmaD,
larceny Of buffalo robe; wm L'ary, VIM, Dal-
ton, Morris Collins, James Gallagher, John Leary,
disturbance; John B Leary, stabblnR With intent
10 wound Nelson Bowen, drunk
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No PLAY TO NIsHT.-In consequence of the
Academy Of Music having been previously engaged
for concerts. the theatrical company will not play
tonight nor 10 morrow night On Monday they
open with the great play CT "The Poor of New
York, ," which has had great run in hat city.
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THEATRE.-The play of "RetrbuiOn" was pre-
senled at the Academy of Music last night 10
large and appreeiatiVe audience. We are glad to
see SO good honors TO welcome this company
which is the best that has been here for many
years. Mr.. Cook made his first appearance last
night and acquitted himself well. He was well
received by the audience and impressed them IA
vorabIy The others all did admirably They
do not apuear to night or tomorrow night, but on
Monday night the play Of The poor Of New
York" will be given. The company is well worthy
hearty encouragement and We hope they may meet
with abundant success
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Ma. GREELY's LEcTURE.-A large audience as
sembled at the MelOdeOn last night to hear the cee
brated and popular Tribune editor discourse upon
the subject announced, /, e. Central and Western
North America" The hall was crammed and the
lecturer was listened to with close and animated
attention" Horace seems to have returned from
his trough and tumble" contact with western e1-
perienees none the worse for wear, looking as
smilingly placid aOd sereney comfortable as
ever; In fact, it would seem to Us that 'rOnGhing
it in the bush rather agrees with him. for we Ger.
tainiy never saw him looking so well. We went
expecting to be interested and were not disap
pointed The speaker Is fresh from the scenes
which be SO graphically describes and bis keen,
and sleepless observation, remarkable memory and
great facility Of expression, enable his hearers 10
gain vivid impression Of the great and interest
ing facts connected With his sui ject. His descrip
tiOn Of the burning barrenness and dreary lOneli
ness of ''the plains" the grandeur and beauty Of
The Rocky Mountains, and the lOveIiness and fer-
tility Of the wales Of California was vivid and we
donbt not true to the reality
That part Of his lecture devoted to the Mormons
was not the least interesting, and it would seem
theFefrom that the Mormons themselves did not
impress the speaker as being 50 had as they aTe
painted. He thinks, undoubtedly with justice,
that the great body of them are sincere in their
religion, the dark features in which be considers to
be pOlygamy aud the inculcated tenet that their
Church is Gods special care, and that therefore
any means are justihable which may seem neces-
sary to its prosperity The humorous sketch
given Of domestic felicity in a pOIygamic family
of one of the Saints was highly amusing. % the
whole we think all were not only entertained, but
Instructed as well. We shall give due notice Of
the next lecture before the Library Association.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

PLUMBISs.-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 4 Co., Atwater Block Mr.. Bower Is
prepared with choice and weT selected stock, good
workmen and plenty Of them to prOmply and
punctually execute all orders, large or SMALL
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our cit.
izens are their oWn advertisement.
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PROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. u.
The bill abolishing slavery in Nebraska passed
the Territorial Legislature on the Sd inst.
1t was expected that Governor Black would
veto it.
The bill providing for Constitutional ConYen.
ton passed the House the same day.
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A1.ARAMA STATE CONVRNTION.

The Convention progresses slowly II their work
Of legislative and Congressional protection. The
delegation to Charleston were instructed to insist
on this s1d il the Charleston Convention failed TO
recognize this right they are to withdraw and call
this Convention. The report and resolutions were
referred % the Committee on Plalformg.
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The genuine has the and aadfeEH rfe
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLB6TON. 3. u, jan L.
The Courier special correspondent IN New OT-
leans BY advces from Austin, Taxas, that keali,
Of the John Brown Provisional Government leit
that pace on the 9Th for Washington, In charge Of
the officers Of the Senate.
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n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and eli warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found At
Foes, ENswoRTH 4 Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca Bts.
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PROsI NKW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Jan. L.
Two passenger ears on the CrotOn Falls train on
the Hartford Railroad. were thrown Of the track
near Pleasant Valley. No one injured.
haude, who Was hung to day At Newark, died
atioFing horrid blasPhomy, and calling himself
the victim Of the pFiests Rlleheraff. Ae.
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SUBsIDED.-The water upon the Flats has par
TALLY dried up" and departed" The river has
subsijed into the staid stream It was wont to be,
and the Heights are available by land. Had it
frozen hard on Wednesday night, what glorious
skating there would have been.
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40 eSessisg dshats 6lIsWsa, 4 wish 8sssgs.
pGtsd.
Mr. Douglas defended The conslslsaey Of his
course and said be would not aecept the nomina-
tloh OF tbe Charlesfon COnyention unless tie pst-
TORN agreed with him. lie would reply fuliy
hereafter 10 the attacks made on him
Adjourned
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EMRs sTowE. q celebrated Trance Medium.
viii deliver discourses under the dictatiOn Of the
Spirits, at Chapio's Ball. She Is regarded Is an
extraordinary Medium.
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SsRESsH Esvsa, =. = -ws uAisssltsa that
IE J. R. ssrbruS, formerly Of ths JOAsSoH Hou's,
thb city, and lately Of ths JohnsOn House, New
York, has sold GU, to Mr. A. Bronson.
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FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY, Jan. H.

ALBANY Jan. IL.
writ Of error has been granted IN the case Of
Mrs.. Mary HarliBg, convicted Of the murder Of
her husband BY poisoning and It now goes to the
Court Of Appesls
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MAYOR SAUNDERS, DISPATCHES.

BosToN, Jsn. l2
Mayor Saunders dispatches saying be sees no
reason TO change bis opinion as to the number Of
dead aud missing.
Many Of the desd bsve been claimed by their
friends, but many past Identification, and have
been inferred.
funeral OF the dead
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CLEVELAND, ZANEsVILLE & CIScINNATI The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this road
vas held at Akron on the Ilth. The following
Board Of Directors were elected:
Simon Perkins, J. D. Cummins, n. W. Hussey,
D. King, Akron; A. W. Bliss, NOrshhela; E. B
Ellsworth, Hudson; R. N. EnOs, Mllersbureh
Simon Perkins was elected President and Super
inteuaent, and E Meze, Secretary
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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PowRRLEss ron EvIL-PorENT ron GC


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Young people cnn0f but md& sged and old people can,
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Il would hardly DO for any one nova days
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antrinl NotifEe.
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and bring them away s operliioa thorOugb Tie
pAinl rrey EVsry constituent Of the VeFnoge
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

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