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FROM WASHINGTON,

The homestead bill which passed the House
to-day provides that any person who is the
head of family, or who has arrived at the
age Of tWenty-one years, and is q citizen Of
the United States, or who shall have fixed his
intention to become SUCH shall be entitled to
enter, free Of cost, 100 acres Of public land,
upon which such person may have fixed a
pre-emption claim, or which may be, at the
time application is made, subject to pre-emp-
tiOn, at dollar and quarter or less per acre;
or so acres at two dollars and half per acre.
No certificate or patent is to be issued until
the expiration Of five years from the date OF
entry, and on payment Of ten dollars rights
are secured to the actual settlers to issue to
heirs and deVisees, which are then in no event
to become liable for the satisfaction Of any
debts contracted prior to the issue of the pat
ents.
VIM. D. Shipman was confirmed by the
Senate as U. s. District Judge Of Connecticut,
in place Of Judge IngersOll, deceased.
The Tariff bill which Mr. Morrill, endeaVorsd 10
report to day under suspension Of the rules il the
same as that brought forward by him last year bat
with several notifications.
Mr.. Hyatt in accordance with the order OF the
Senate has been lodged in jail
Maj. B. B. french, ]. J. Coombs, J. Hall, and
Lewis Clephans, have been appointed the delegates
Of the District Of Columbia to the Chicago Con.
vention.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANs, March I2.
The schooner Arrogant from Vera Cruz On the ID
Inst, has arrived.
Mirnmon had reached San Jaan, three leagues from
Vera Cruz, on the I'd threatening AlVarad0 and Vera
Cruz.
Two vessels, fttsd out At Campeaehy, we're sent to
vera Cruz for the purpose Of assisting the Liberals Ii
the transportation Of provisions and muntionss
The austria htelhgsncer publishes the OhciaI dis
patches between Gen. Houston aud Secretary Floyd
Gen. Houston writes on Feb. 13th:-''I have
used all necessary caution and prudence, and
may now act upon the facts before me unless
the Federal Government promptly adopts
measures, the circumstances win impel Texas
to adopt course she desires 10 avoid" Texas
cannot be Invaded with impunity, and if thrown
upon her own resources she may not only
resist it, but adopt means to prevent q
recurrence of the outrage, and Secre.
taTy Floyd replies on the 2sGh that i'm
mediate action will be taken and an able officer
dispatched to take command Of the department.
in Texas. Strong reinfoFeements will be sent
as soon as the session will allow. Gen. Hous>
toms dispatch to Mr.. McCullock says there will
be stirring times on the Rio Grand ere long.
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10 ms 2s Cd. Linseed oil quiet. RoSin sisasv
at 4s Sd. Common spirits turpsrtius IN bet-
ter demand and firm at 96Gs6s Sd.
LONDON MARKETs-BarinR's circular r.
ports breadstuffs firm. White wheat 4e(a4s.
red 44946. Flour 22026. ?
iron steady at e5 1Os9R5 los for both
Sugarquiet but firm. o. Ut ~ -
Tea quiet and declined ID, but subsequent
ly recovered. Congou Is 5d(aIs s I'D.
Spirits Of turpeniins quiet,
Linseed oil quiet at 2ss Cd.
TallOF quiet at 59s Cd.
A delay terminating on the 2sd was granted
for reply.
It was doubtful if the MoOrs would aoosp.
the terms.
A majority Ofths Madrid journals were op-
posed to the conclusion Of peaes and demand.
ed the occupation Of Taugisrs. 1.
The Moorish loss in the battle Of the 4th was
estimated ct 1000 upon their defeat.
The Arabs committed great excesses and
could not be restrained although I6 were pat
70 death on the spot.
lTALY.--The King Of Sardinia and Count
CaVour remained at Milan. They were con-
Ssantly recslVed with the gTeateSs enthusiasm
Thee clergy had presented q complimentary id.
1t is denied that the King Of Sardinia is
about to issue proclamation to tbs inhabitants
Of Central Italy.
Letters affirm that the Pope had received 3
communication Of Sardinia, Demonstrating the
lmPosslbilitY Of the retention Of the Umbrsn
marshes by Rome aad proposing q treaty Of
cesslon. The negative reply Of the pope was
couched in the strongest terms
The steamer Louis, bound 10 Narseilles had
fOundered in the Mediterranean.
AUSTRIA The London Times announces
that it has been suppressed throughout the
Austrian Empire.
lels had been discovered in Montenegro, and
the principal participants were sentenced 70
death.
A COnstantinOple despstch says the typhus
fever was carrying of the fugitive Circassians
at the rate Of 100 day.
CHINA Shanhai telegram Of January 7lh
says the ports of SwatoW and KraUan bad
been opened, and the provisions Of the Amer
ican treaty been extended to the Bitish and
other powers.
A Canton telegram Of the I4th January
says that no change in the state Of affairs at
Japan was reported, but it was hoped that the
firm attitude Of the Oonsuls would reassurs the
Japanese.
The London Herald gives a rumOr that the
Government is about to testify its gratitude 70
Mr.. Bright by making him Postmaster General
vice the Earl of Elgin, whose appointment az
a Plenipotentiary Extraordinary to China, was
announced last night by Lord John Russell
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FROM UTICA.

Urea, March l2.
Mr.. o. B. Matteson, President Of the Central
Bank in this city, recently removed By the
Directors in his absence, publishes defense
in the Utica Herald to-day affirming that his
actions as President have been perfectly honor
able end for the best interests of the Institu~
ton, and charging thai Mr.. Stanton, New
York Director, attempted to compel him (Mat-
teson) to purchase certain amount Of stock,
and that his removal IS President was in con-
sequence of his refusal to puschase said stock.
Mr.. MattesOn further afirms that be does not
owe the bank dollar. The statement exhibits
most extraordinary process Of banking, and
if correctly set forth exOnerates Mr.. Matteson.
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PRoF. YoUMANs To NIGHT.-We congratulate
our citizens that through the enterprise of the Y.
N. C. Association Prof YOumans has been engag-
ed and will deliver his new lecture on the
Masquerade of the Elements" this evening at the
MelOdeon. Our Eastern exchanges speak of this
last lecture fully equal in briIliancy to his lee
ture on the Chemistry of the Sunbeam" !" which
SO delighted us all two years ago. Prof. YOuman
Is great f4vOFite here as elsewhere. and we well
come him as the precursor OF a more substantial
and useful class Of lecturers who TO bring the
hidden mysteries Of Rcience-hithertO locked up in
college labOratories--to the understanding of the
people. Prof Y. is also to lecture in GAINESVILLE,
and other Associations may be able to engage
him.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
ARRTYALiOF THE ATLANTIC.
NRW YoRr. March ~

HEW YoRK, March II.
The stsimahip Atlantic arrived to-day noon ~ As
pinWan with California adTicps to Feb. Goth g57 pass
sngeFn and 81, ,Sss, 100 In treasure.
The Jews Of California forwarded BY this steamer
$4,000 for the relief Of their brethren driven out Of
Morocco.
duel is antlelpatpd At YrSkA, between F. L. Fair
and +. Geuahi growing out Of question Of vsraeiy
In q esao In Court,
Eight hundred men secured claims In the new quick
silver mines at LeopopisEler MountainS
A ditch company had been formed 10 turn the water
Of Clear Greek and several mountain streams 10 the
Placer gold dggngs and Car.on digging, requiring the
construction Of q canal 90 miles long.
At Honey Lake the excitement about the silver mines
continued.
There were spprohsnslons Of Indlan difficulties An
attack By the Snake Indians on tbs Warm Spring Res
erVAeon. Oregon was anticipated and Cen HRrnoy
about to send 1nfeisnt force there to the smor-
geney.
AdVieos from Buno Ventura report q revolution in
the State OF Ceeo. The eontendng factions bad met
and lome Hives have been lost The RsToluonlats
commanded BY Carille. Cen MArgutlO, Of the govern
msnt aide, was killed. Gen. Absudo was reported 20
have 1900 men ready 10 march,
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PROM WAsHTNGTOH.1

WASHINGTON, March IL.
The subject Of tho impeachment OF Judge Watrous,
OF Tsxs will soon be brought again before the House
Committee on Judiciary.
The friends Of the admission Of Kansas under the
Wyandotts Constitution are becoming more hospital Of
success before the close Of this session.
The House COMMITTEES on Of Public Expenditures
have examined the witnesses the subject Of the pub
lie printing They will probably at the end Of this week
made report, showing the extraordinary profits and
tho demoralizng to which portion Of the money
has been applied
A discussion Of the Mexican treaty has been suspend
cd for nearly two weeks, owing to the time required
BY the State Department for additional documents
called for By tho senata.
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Cor. Superior end Seneca Dc.

GRAEDusmUs WRITNs CLAss.-Let every body
turn out, old and young, male and femals-all
Who are stOmsch-aehy sick of their spot hooks
and hangers" This is the last and biggest Of the
Special Glasses for the winter. Glasses to be con-
duetsd under the auspices of MsssrS. Wlbsr 4
Harlow.
Mr.. H., a veteran skilled as we would say dn
tho age of GoOssdOm,) 0ld.Grsy Goose. Quillingiy
i to insugurate the opening exercises on Wsdnss-
day evening, (and don't fail to be prsssnt) with a
lecture on the subject Of PsnmknGhiP.
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CONCERT or THE CLEVELAND MUSICAL SocIE-
TY.-MelOdeon Han was crowded last evening with
select and sppreoiative audience to listen 10 the
concert Of the Cleveland Musical Society. The
attendance must certainly encourage the leaderz Of
this Society to prosecute their cOmmendabe effort
to establish and carry on 9 first class musical So
clety in this city.
The instrumental part Of the exercises was per-
feet, and competent judges pronounced the Orches-
ira equal to those Of eastern cities in their sxecu
ton.
The solos and individual pieces were worthy Of
much praise. Miss Hale sang the ballad 'Ksth-
leen MayOurneen" with feeling and effect and was
called out to repeat ii. The quintette by Misses
Harris and Rider and Messfs. Ingersol, Sharples
snd E. Byerly, was very fine one, being noticeable
as being the first appearance Of Miss Louise Rider
aa solo singer. She did not fail to meet the
expectations Of her friends, but on the con-
tary, sang her part as clearly and smoothly
as they could desire. The gem Of the evening
df We may judge from the hearty expression
Of the audienos) was the Cavatina by Miss Mel.
lie Harris. Miss Harris made 90 very favorable
an impression On the occasion Of her dsbut. sew
eral months dnee, tina. much was expected of her,
and 50 well did she please the eager istoners be,
fore her that repeated rounds Of hearty applaus.
again called her out, when, in the most charming
manner, and with perfect expression, she snnl
La MauOln," Or::'Ths Happy Day" by HsnriOn
one Of Miss. Riohings' favOrits pieces. 4
PrOttsr thing could hardly be imagined. Mr.
HolbrOOks solo was an admirable thing, and cap
italy executed. of.he bugls and cOrnst duott BY
Measrl Leland and Sergeant, we can only SPsal
in words Of the highest praise.
Fipally,all passed Of most happily and success
fully and in q manner to reflect the highest orsdi
upon Mr.. BysFly, the master spirit Of the whole
and who has lAb0rsd Increasingly to train and i'm
prove his class.
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BUFFALO BILL Still LIvEs.-The notorious
Bufialo Bill, who has had experience in all the
prisons on the line of the lakes,-whOse daily
progress the chain gang in this city last fall af
fOrded material for the newspapers when there was
nothing else to talk about,-and who was a few
weeks age reported dead, was not satisfied with the
many obituaries which mourning locals wrote over
him, and has come back to life. He appeared at
the station hOupe Sunday highland spent the night
in his old bed room. He says he has reformed has
been shut up in the Bufalo wOrkhOuse and is going
South. William, ''be virtuous and you will be
happy
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NORTON'S OINTMENT,

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Permanently cures soaldhosd RgwOms, and all Itching
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Tis Ointment penetrates to the basis Of the disease
goes to its very souce-and m the flesh beneath
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Prepared By GERRIT MORTON. Proprietor, New York
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-13

Recommendations Ambush and Kidd arc
making great preparations by way Of all manner
Of fancy dresses 30, for heir masquerade at the
dresses are being selected shows the large number
who propose to enjoy the merriment which the
scene from floor or gallery will afford.
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PERsoNAL.-Miss Lucy EscOtt, who has been
the favorts with the Cinoinnatians in the English
Opera during this season, was at the Angler last
night on her way to her home in Springfield. She
was persuaded to sing few songs last evening for
the pleasure Of the guests, and those who were
present were very highly pleased. She sang "The
star Spangled Banner" ''Comin' TbrO' the Rye, ="
and other songs with great expression and ami.
nation. Miss Escott has lately returned from
Italy, where she has spent the past Eve years cul
tivat ing her musical powers.
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FIRES.


ST. LOUIS, March l2.
The steamer Belle Of Peoria from Peoria for
st. Louis, with full cargo, was bnrned 10 the
waters edge at sharpi's Landing, Sunday noon
Two dremep and one deck hand injured. Boat
insured for $1,000.
A Railroad depot (the Great Westerly with its
contents, two hotels and grocery, at Naples, H.,
were burnt last night. Loss $4,000. Insured
0OO
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THE CAMPAIGN Co NMENcED IN THR FIRST
WARD.-A hoe Republican Club for the First Ward
was formed last night The following officers
were chosen for one year
President-N. B. sherwin.
Vice Presidents-ThOs. Jones, Jr, W. NJ. San
born. L. N. Pitkin
Secretary and Treasurer-H s. whittlesey.
Executive Committee-Wm. B. McReynolds, G.
B. Senter, G R. Finch, Henry Keller. and William
Cubbon.
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The MINsTRELs.-The Academy was filed last
evening at the first concert Of the HOOley and
Campbell Mlnstrels, and better entertainment in
Ethiopian minstTelSy was never given here than
was given then and there. The singing, acting
and general performance was excellent, and great.
ly pleased the audience. Secure seats for this
evening
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OF THE GLASGOW.
NJ YoRK. Maroh d.

Nhh AOhAi AeAeA Il.
The steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool,
arrived this evening. News anticipated
Passed the City Of Manchester on the 2ath.
Passengers per the America report that
Capt Smith, who lost the Indian, vas acting
as first officer Of the Hungarian.
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CONNECrICUT ELECTION.

WEsTFrELD, Conn, March II.
At the town election the whole Democratic
ticket was elected
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FROMHOuSTON.

HOUsToN, Texas, March L.
Two squares consisting Of 30 houses were bum.
ed Loss S2750O0
Messilla, Arizona dates TO the 24lh received. A
serious difficulty had occurred betWeea Amelio ioaR
and Mexican citizens.
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FRoI NRW.YORK.

NEw YoRK, March 70
special dispatch from Warrington informs Us that
our Government has Information that Mlramon had
determined 70 blockade Vera Cruz and other ports In
the Guh Our Government has determined, II this be
true, 70 pay attention to such blockade.
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FROM NAME.

BELEAsT. Ne, March l2.
At the municipal election in this city 10. day,
Richard Mooney, Democrat, was chosen Mayor
by % mai. The election was on strict party
grounds. Last year the Republicans had 3
mai. of 200.
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THIRD WARD.-The Republicans Of the Third
Ward are requested to meet at The johnson street
Station House on Wednesday evening Orihe pur
pose of forming a Republican Club.
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a II medicine i necessary, use BRANl

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FROM AIRslPHIs.

AENPHs, March IL.
Steamer Hickman. from Little Rock, Ark
for Cincinnati, with so passengers and 10 cargo
was burned on Monday last, l6 miles below
Little Rock. Two lives lest. Boat q total
loss. Insured for 5000.
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Nh. BALLoU's BENEFIT.-Chapins Hall wss
filed last evening, and the party was highly en-
ioyed by all who attended.
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ARRESTED.
MILwAUKrE. March l2.

MILWAUkEE, March II
E, L. H. Gardner, City Comptroller, and Rob
eFt Lynch, City Clerk, were arrested yesterday
and esmmtted 10 Jail on charge Of forging city or
ders. and other malfeass1ce in office.
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COLLRGE COmmENCEmENF.

PHHADELPH1A, March u.
The jefferson medical commencement took
place to-day. 10 students graduated, inelu-
ding l26 from Southern States.
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son, Hale, Hamlio, Harlan, simmonS, sumner,
Toombs, Wade, WinsloE, 10.
Executive session adjoufned.
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GITY 81 NEWS ITEMS

~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
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q kt iE a common observation that there
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