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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
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MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

Round l. Hsensn at oree threw himself into
very fair poEitions bis left well balanced ready
for shoot, and the right scross The body
Toms position was the same a. ever, lightly
bat firmly planted on has pins. BE smiled and
nodded, and on HeenEn trying to lead of his
left got well back. Keenan, tried again, his
reach being tremendous. bot again did Tom
Boy was leaEy. Each fsiDted and dodRed to
md out weak point, bat Tor short time each
iorfness vas too well guarded. At last Tom
let 60 his left and right bot out of distance
heenan shook Ais nut and grinnsd, and then
again tTied lead but vas short. They got
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
THURSDAY, Nay "a. 1850
HOUSEHOLD FBRwTTupp
Notice 70 shiDDera.

Office is HEREBY GIVEN that
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

SsyeTs, at the Bams momept the Referee very
improperly got up and retired. Keenan,, how.
ever appTeheIding some new srtifee to pre-
vent him from obtaining the belt he had q
f2irlY won, remained in the ring, and when
time Was called, went aftsr Sayers again
through the centre Of the crowd that nov
sEarmed within The inner ropes Of the arena.
sayers Was pushed up towards. him, but he
easily hit him down or pursued him TO the
corner among his seconds, as . man would
drive boy.
In the 40th and 4lst rounds this dishanor-
able treatment Was repeated, sayeTs neither
time being brought Up until Heenan present.
ed himself before him, and demanded that be
should come out and fight. Finally, whom he
went up the last time for
Round AZ. finding thai though Savers could
not or would act rise from his seat in hia COZ.
per, and hiB seconds refused to awari him
the victory that belonged to hin BY throvinD
UP the sponge, he advanced upon him IN tbs
midst Of bis seconds and struck him where be
sat- Being struck in return by some ono elsp
IN that corner, he turned upon tbat otber
party and, IN his just indignation 81 the out
tseeoq! manner IN which tie object Of his am
2ilon had heeR ailhonoFEbly Wrested frsm
nir, hs opened tree fght sgainst them all
his friends however, ihtsrfered, and carried
aim back to his corner, from whence, after
declaring himself to be the winner Of the sght,
and The true oWnsT Of The belt sRd the title Of
the Champion Of England, he left the ring
Fair .miRded and honorable Engiishmen win
decide whether these rights, 50 dearly and
hravsly won, shall not be given 70 him Be-
cause he is a stranger TO their sell.
RRMARKs.-Ths haHr at which va ava
obliged "a 60 70 press in order to get our larrs
edition ready for thesstssmer.
and the quantity Of matter which ne haTe
been called upon ta write since three o'clock
This sftsFnoeh, Prseludes rs from the privi-
Isge Of any extended Beries az rsmarks II
his eonneetion. We cannot, however, avoid
iakiug teie opportunity to say that We dseply
,egrsl the proceedings which the friends Of
layers adopted 70 save him from the loss q
ls proud title, and At the same time express
'nr belief that it has damaged him more to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

Tke Charieslsn CoHVeHsion.-An Explosion-
l,fne states WithdFaw-Dsuslas % be NOms
faufad--t tlsn Diehnuann nna stanhemss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
sn.r., Of ,he oppo.I.Ion in Geor.la.

AUain, to the meetings which ar being held in the
various counties OF Ge5rgi by tue O9po-on, for the
rpose Of appointing delegates to the forthcoming State
Convection the Columbus pgrs, thus refers to the true
and r,s3,uc spirit which prevails among friends i'll
the Empire State of the South:
'Ir IS raly gratifying and encouraging to receive BY
every mail accounts Of meetings OF friends all
tine ate TO send delegates 10 Mdedgeyile. All these
meetings give expression TO the ssutiment-thsy
au euuce determination TO perfect the Union orgauzl-
ton and 20 make manly and determined fight tor It's
PRINCIPLES This is the spirit by which alone success can
be achieved 10 the only spiri; a, should actlate
con ou OF the rec,tuda OF their intentions and the
rsctae.s Of their aims. With men thus impressed, TO ia
tsr would be c0aarIce; consult eNpedieucy at tue
rar So of principle would be base; to DE guided longer
b.. tHe councils or the promises OF those who have
rl lv involved the country In almost in X.a1.e domts-
ID. dlm.gI,ie, ANA sectional ant8gousu-, would Doe folly
IN the extreme The course OF safety and Of patriotism
TO pursue ,le path which We know Co Dee right, on al.
1c ,i0as bat especially shuu THAI road and that
ra.y which experience has Taught 10 be- wrong and
Unreliable We gra'ited az the ~ ny Indications that
lr Olro,l0a friends have learned th> lesson from Il
g %. the party In power and determined hereai-
Ger TO DO battle for lis OyertuIow as the first step
,.rv to the p,a.e and prosperity OF the clunry.
@ul- loru-v meeting disclose unity OF purpose al
Ia iur,t which is gratifying ndroingyr ct success.
Though they auimOusy declare m favor Of representa-
loa l the Baltimore Union Convention, IN " announce
determination equally unanimous, 90 Insist the per-
ft cgi.lty OF our section aud the iuvioabiy OF its
constitutional rights We rejoice the il i cations a.
ready afforded by those of our proposed allies ia the
Northern S-cs who have far appointed delegates
Bauort hat they ueld TO meet US Iu IA spirit
and TO unite with ia the organization OF true catho-
ic uati1ual conservative, and constitutional party. A
party so rucd aud u-te by object worthy o! the
uu,t UI-rIOuc deyOu0u and tine most ardent support
cannot Tail 20 Dee successful
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
Exagscrate Exp, citations OF Trade with
Japan.

Under this caption the New York Express contains
tn following, which may be Of interest to Of our
readers:
oT present prospects Of trade with Japan the ports
of which hly, lust been ned foreign trade, does
appear 90 bc 50 favorable a has been anticipated Al
though cine islands abound IN rich resources the caution
and ancient customs Of the people IN great measure,
et as barrier successful trade, and these barriers
are not 20 Dee removed The manufactures OF the
nation have long boon confined to Just merely the ne
cesses OF the people that much time must eiapse be-
surplus goods be furnished to such an extent as
wall afford lucrative employment 10 shippers and the
mineral wealth which Is as vet great extent unde-
veoued must await the slow action OF japanese ngenu-
v 10 render that department OF commerce OF any great
account For -ners though allowed TO trade with GER
tain japanese pots are not p rmitted TO dabble IN any
manner with the internal enterprises OF the country
aud as a consequence, whatever may oe he
%. OdUctOus peculiar 70 the Islands, Will be OF SLOW
development Al present the most important
feature which is presented is that our whaling vessels
ind anchorage and safe winter quarters IN few OF It's
ports but - complain that great difficulty Is eNpere--
ced u obtaining supplies aud still greater Que found
u recruiting The port Of Hakodadi Is at present the
principal rendezvous of American whalers and all de-
clare that unless better facilities afforded them they
will not enter the port 10 Is 10 be hoped that such H.
formation may be impaired the japanese Embassy in
the Uaited States viii lead them 70 initiate more
comprehensive system Of Commerce, Agriculture and
Mechanism. An Incident Illustrative OF the very limited
trade OF Japan may be given. An American merchant
u 1852 imported into that country only $4,000 worth
OF cotton and wooden good which so gorged the market
thai part Of them afterwards taken TO China ana
sold. Rice is raised in great abundance but the law IL
such chat no vessel shall take away than one hundred
pcus at line "a picu is SO los) The principal min
erl production IS lead but that article is so plenty II
o,le parts of The worl and the means OF obtaining II
so available that i. can hardly be made article OF
trade tor years TO come. Silk and other OF the finer
productions are only ia limited demand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

Disguise 10 as they may our Democratic brethren are
ory exercised about their reception and treatment at
Charleston And not without reason The prospect is
for from eybarauug After all the threats about chang
rg the place OF meeting on the one handaud the coax
ing on the other the Charestonians cannot be induced
TO mars, any cordial disposition, to give Assurances Of
any very liberal treatment to put the hotel fares upon
aay moderate scale. Il is clear that ten dollars day
will be- charged and no, clear tina, good tables and good
sleeping accommodations will be obtained at that. The
idea Of putting the atchstripg Outsdeof the door seems
% be entertained by no one. How thankfully the Dem.
ocrae delegates viii receive the smallest iavors is anu
gly illustrated by the Presidents organ in Washing
ton. Some Charleston gentleman having written to C.
friend In Washington that the people there "can feed
and lodge an who viii come and behave. themselves de-
.el.y. while outsiders will deserve both skinuiug and
SERVING. the organ Is in high glee over Charleston
Hospitality" We fear there will be more cu.sug than
blessing from the lips of the delegates they return
from ,le Democratic gathering.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

We have been shown document signed BY the May
in Office Of the cities Of the United States anu Canada
certifying 10 the superior excellence of Dr. Ayers
pound Extract of Sarsapara and to the value of all his
remedies as articles Of great public utility. Such evil
dence from such high bears out rumphanty
in the position have long maintained with regard to
DIR. Ayers preparations, more particularly adver
tsements of them. No publishers need be more oppos-
ed than are to the PRONUNCIATION of quackey Of any
shape, but We knew when we began that his remedies
were above any suspicion Of decepon-that they were
about the best it is possible to produce for the Of
disease, and that they have the confidence of all commu
mites where they are known. Not alone because the
Mayors Of the whole country believe them useful TO their
people, but because know from experience that they
to ours, do we believe rendering a sub
stanal service to readers in making their virtues
known to them.-COurier, Princeton, Ky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
DIED,

In the 18th Of her age the residence OF her son naw
Mr. Edmund Pontan IN Richmond Va, the 18th Of April 1860
Mr. ELZ tBErH o.LARD, rec Of Mr. VIM Pollard, Of Han
county.
daughter Of Captain George Dsbney Of the
~ Of whose large family Of children only left To
loss In earlier life she beautiful In person. and always In
temper possessing and cheerful heart which absolutely
oyen5wed with afee n wards her family and the numerous
friends whom she welcomed 70 her generous hospitality She
married hrst Mr. Shackeord who did not live long after the
marriage aud then Mr. Pollard whom she also survived
had long member Of the Prebytean Church.
I'd had manifested simple and pey Her children and
friends while they mu the departure OF long loved
Ia the that the
chilling dmps q and physical decay forever dper
by the sunlight Of eternity In whose cheering beams she will
bssl without sensation fear Of darkness
or uaiu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

Mozs ADDUNs,' the inmitable wit is to lecture in
ogy tor FJols"-a theme which his versatile talents will
make humorous and instructive in eminent degree.
1t is said that Mozis has been invited to lecture be-
fore the Library Association in this city, and that he may
make his appearance here before long OF there
will be much curiosity aud hear the funny fellow,
who by the way, is one of the most elegant, accom-
pshed and fascinating gentlemen in the Commonwealth
aud single that SO advise the Library Association
to increase the price Of admission in order to
date all who may wish TO attend Indeed, Phoenix Hall
might be obtained for the occasion, and filed at 80
cents a head. A all events, let Mozis be summoned
before Petersburg audience, and that right
Petersburg IatelHgeReer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
THE NEW YORK ME- CONFERENCE-

NEw YORK, April 1.-THE Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference which has been in session for days in this
city has at length a conclusion the slavery
question The debate has been going since Friday
/. appears that the fourth rule OF the Church discipline
makes 10 a condition of membership TO prohibit "t.e
buyiug and selling of men, and children with an
intention TO eusaye them The conference nc Erie
did not think the paragraph sufficiently explicit and pass
ed series OF resolutions which they requested the bsh
ops TO present TO each conference making the condition
Of membership read-"the buying selling. holding or
transferring Of any human being to be used in slavery.
direct this subject required by the Con-
eryatyes bu. the progressive or as some called them
he radical party, not satisfied, and Introduced,
a substitute, through Rev. VIM. H. Ferris, which asked
ia, the general conference should take measures to pre-
vent slavery, for selfish or mercenary purposes.
The vote on Mr. Ferris substitute was 81 in favor and
- against it, while the Erie resolution rejected by
erShelmng majority-the being II in the ai
frmative and l25 in the negative The Erie resolution
is in favor OF excluding all shareholders from the church
while the substitute prohibits the holding of slaves for
mercenaTy purposes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President to-day trans
mttei the Senate copies of additional correspondence
with foreign governments concerning the rights Of Amer
lean naturalzed citizens abroad Ii is conducted through
out in good emper-the United States in all IepC-
dating the doctrine Of perpetual allegiance.
Il appears from these documents that twelve years ago
the British government released two nauralzed Irshmen
who suspected Of aiding in the rebellion and enga
ged in reasonable practices.
Lord Palmtrson however declared that foreign born
subject of Britain who may have become naturalzed in
foreign countries but who return the United Kingdom
are as amenable any other of her Majess subjects
any laws which may be in force either OF permanent
temporary nature.
The Senate to-day confirmed Maj. Elisha G. English as
L. ;. Marshal for Indiana.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
A CARD FOR GUTHRIE.
The New York Tribune Of the 9th has the following;
IRON AND THE PRESIDENCY.

The New York Tribune Of the 9th has the following;
IRON AND THE PRESIDENCY.
The following is a copy of bona fde correspondence
which recently passed between Democratic wlre-woIe
ar at Washington and ron-worker residing IN balt-
more We transcrbe the original letters, but omit the
signatures in Difference to the feelings of the prepayment
and the wishes of the respondent
The Prefer.
WASHINGTON, April ., $50
DEAR SIR Il write in hurry to inquire whether, II
your expenses are betrayed you will go TO Phadepha
aud circulate memorial among the Iron men Tor Guth'
rie as the best Protection candidate for President.
If you will do So and Guthrie is elected, will see that
YOU have permanent and respectable position in one OF
the Departments.
You understand what Guthrie has done and will do Tor
the Iron men. ,
You NAV rely upon the promise make you for shall
be in position to ask such thing and the Members OF
Congress say that if such Memorial is signed by the
Iron men, his nomination is certain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS No. 81 3 Third Street, b.,.,.,
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have for sale DRY AyD
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Pain E Ia
OIL Tanners and Curriers' TOos at the lsEsst pes l
upon the bes; terms.
sDA kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted for vhh q,
highest market price will be gwen In cash. taken srll,
or Hides Leather stored free OF charge on eoaE
se0f-dSn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
"AntpoIogy for Fool..,,

Vow the man who undertakes 90 make an apology for
al the fools in the world imPOes upon himself an Her
eu'san task. and must be some pumpkins! AID yet
there is such man. according 10 iha advertisement in
the newspaper aud be proposes TO hold forth at Ne
eba,ie.' Irstitue on to-noroE Fiiayl eve ing what
be can say on such subject Heaven 0aly kHsE'' But
re shall see.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

Tux Fruit CEor.-We we're glad TO observe during
nip tie country that the prospect for fine
fruit year better. Peaches, cherries plums,
and in fact every kind Of fruit will be abundant in
spite Of the biting rots OF the past month, which
eeetua ~ al least begetng fears that the fruit would
be killed We may therefore pect Text Summer to have
orr market flooded With fruits Of all kinds-DaRviHS
appeal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
Yours,
The Response.

BALTIMORE, April 4 ISbO.
SIR: Yours of the ID has just reached me. | am too
much engaged at present to leave my business. And
YOU know have no faith in Democratic Protection.
Republican. Yours, ---
Democracy is a rich institution, is it not? We eN-
pect the people viii be "toO much engaged in Noyem-
Der for the comfort of their nominee whoever he may be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

ROBBERY OF THE NEW YORK CITY collie
TORS OFFICE.
NV YoRK, April 1.-THE Office of tie city collector
was brok open and robbed last night of $1,000 in cu-
rency and Sl7 900 in checks and treasury warrants
No clue has yet been dK0yered as to tn perPeIIAtor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
TO TIE PHYSICIANS ORrHE SOUTHERN STlIv,
WOIfe's Genuine COgnac BRANDY
WoIfe's Genuine Port Wine.
Wolfe's Genuine Madeira VIM
WOlfe's Genuine Sbe,r

'" Tue,
An nov supplying the trade with pure coguae R,,,
ties both for medical and private The lmmen.. ~
has crowned my Efforts to place pure Gin within N.
under the name OF Aromatic schedem schnapp, and "a
Of the market the pernIeious compounds sold a. Gin O.
the country led many leading druggist apotheeAy
men, for some years past, TO solicit To pu,u. tn
In regard to the article Of Brandy. should hay. '
these requests from al quarters long ago. but VA, w
by the fact that owing to the eIorbtant prices Of
consequent upon the shoriness Of the grape crop f
there chance Of my being able 70 import the
dy, bottle Il and sell It at moderate prices Porno, 'a'
the grape crop for the last and previous year land
for ths abundant and prices Of Brandy have
the standard Of ten years ago. The duty on Br,,a, .
seventy per cent lower and have made arr,n, 40
four Brandy exporters In France the hghes remit,
ularly receiving congnmens Of the best Cosnae p,,.
am bottlng and selling as wofes Genuine Cognae r..
guarantee with my seal, labels and certificates The
tied by me, as the pure unauthorized article and viii he
when used medicine, beverage, or a cordial hsA.,
nygorsting 1t has been matter Of universal complain,
bottle Of pure unmIxed French Brandy very
and the purchaser, nine times in ten, deceived with
ufactured imitation or all descriptions Of arden, u,
from It's high price, has been the article that mixer,
have turned their attention TO, and millions Of gallon, a,
called French Brandy have been scattered annually ,,
land and have been the primary Of murders, su 80
ties and crimes and have sent thousands TO early gav -
destroyers from delirum tremebs, mania potu Ana
names unknown, until unpHncpled men began make u,i
ing compounds and sell it the pure French Brandy
The virtues Of pure French Brandy not be toll Nv
They known throughout the world medae or mia g.
ulant. It Is, the French nation poecaly call
ye the water Of life But this applies 10 Il only when u
unaduer sed Manufactured with the fearful nsreiI,Dt, a.
make good imitation It becomes death drink 70 spoe.,, g.
OF thousands OF To remedy fearful evil b,,. .
menced importing Brandy, bOting It, and sellnghu
"WOLPE's GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY,
daily receiving orders from druggists and aposes, IN At
parts OF the UnOn To sell it for medical puposes
UDoLPHO WOLFE
No. % BEAVER sTREEr, NEW Yoa,
eB- Agents In Richmond,
Urctf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
nNE SECOND HAND PATENT BALANCE
" weighing 1890 lbs, In perfect order. for sale.by
4

DREPAYmENT OF PREIGHT.-Ata meeting Of
the Board Directors Of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
p,ny the 81 April 1880 the following resolutions adopt
ell
Rsod That after the LIST day Of May, the freight charged
goods living stanton WynesbOro Char
loevie Godonsyle or Louisa Courthouse be collected At
those points yOrds that he Coie due for cOnsign
tet be aid Jeore,ny portion tiken from he dsIot
and that they will be subject stored the owners expense
II the Company shall fndit necessary.
RsOed That after the Isl day July next this Company will
not act orwade goods sent Richmond from Other
point
Note.The freight for goods To the above named depo
will still be required be prepaid Richmond unless consigned
a. a resilient OF one Of those places
Goods sent from other point TO the road from this
place. should consigned forwarding merchant In Rich
mond STEPHEN HUNTER,
ll-dSw2w Principal Freight Agent.