Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

The Fourth Of July Is 10 be the day Of
days at Bucyrus. Crestline, Gallon aud Bu-
cyrussre b join teams on the occasioh.--
Afler oratioas IN English and German, the
programme says there, will be Rural Sports,
Foot Races 5umping Matches, Climbing the
Soaped Pole, Jumping in Sacks, Mule Race,
the last winning, Catching Creased Pig,
Blindiold Races with RheelbarroEs Sc, &C.,
for which sports prizes to the amount Of $50
viii be awarded. Twelve large balloons
will be sent up during the day, the whole to
conclude with fireworks. .Dool
The Prince of Wales is not expected in
Montreal until the oath Of August and he
viii take part in the Inauguration of the
Victoria Bridge on the 25th. The 6anadi-
ans are making extensive ptepArAtioRs %
lionize the Prince. alalaa i
The difference between the Charleston and
Baltimore Conventions is notable One tried
to keep the .Secessionists" in, the other
fights to keep them out.
N Mr.. McElvoy, young Albanian travelling
In Syria, writes from BryTout May Sd, that
the American Consul was going to send
three magnificent horses TO Mr.. Seward as a
present from Turkish gentleman who ad-
mires Mr.. s. exceedingly. q.
The Medina County Agricultural Fair is TO
be held at Medina September 18th, 18th and
l9ih. The list Of premiums is full and liber-
al. 1)@i-i-l5.L aAt-lLEf-
The Medina Gazette states that Mr.. Spitz-
fer of York, sold $50 sheep in April for $1,000
Ian average of S6.66 per head, the best
sheep sale ever made in the county.
II is stated that TAaddeus Hyatt looks more
the worse for his imprisonment, and that he
has invested 81 900 in Summers mastery
speech on The Bsrbarism Of Slavery and
intends sending a cOpy-tO every clergyman
in the Northern States. ll-.. fa-
The Mahoning County Agricultural Fair
win be held at Garfield on the I'd, Sd and
4th of October. The premium list is extern
sive
The Canton Republican says over 100 600
pounds of wool have been bought by the Can
ton merchants, the prices paid being higher
than last year. y q ~. ..
It is stated by the N. Y. Post that atom
my,P the pet of the japanese Embassy, has
declared his intention to return and become q
citizen of New York as soon as he has COM
pieted bis duties in connection with the En-
bassy.sa
4 We learn by the Toledo Blade that wo-
man in trying to stop dog fight near the
canal in that city, was thrown into the water
by drunken young man named Kelly, from
which she was with difficulty rescued. Kel-l
IL was then tumbled in by the crowd, and
kept in until be finally sank in the middle of
the canal and was drowned.
Bishop OConnor has resigned, and closed
his official connection with the Diocese of
Pittsburgh, on account of protracted i'll
health.
Q The death penalty for murder in the first
degree is provided by the statute of Ohio. 1t
has long been a dead letter in Hamilton Co.
The Rev. H. NJ. StOrrs, of Cincinnati, recent
iy preached a sermon on murder in which he
stated that during his residence in that city
there had been more than one hundred mur-
ders, an the average of two month, while
in no oinstance had the perpetrator been exc
euted.
The Japanese are so thoroughly sick of
sight seeing and being gazed al, that they
have announced their determination not 10
leave New York until they sail for home.
Daniel Ullman, candidate for Governor Of
New York in the palmiest days of Ameri-
canisn, made a speech in favor of Lincoln |
and Hamlin, at Newark, N. J., last week.