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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
ESCAPED,

MONAI3EVWNI 7 a. APTII Ius
This morning two prisoners in the county
jail escaped, By digging through a wall ls
inches, and a stone wall feet thick They
knocked down the jOilOr and stole his keys, and
escaped Though the main entrance. One was
burglar, under ten years imprisonment, and
the ther horse thief A heavy reward is Of
fered for their arrest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

v. B. PALEERs the American Advertising Agent, y.
EeOrnsr Fifth sud Chestnut streets, Philadsphia, h
aathorilod to receive subscriptions and advsrsOnentS
for this paper, at lowest rates. Ha receipts win
Be- regarded ss payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
FROM TROY,

FRoY, N. Y, April le.
On Saturday night large Gre occurred at West Troy
doHtToying l. Danifs cooper shop,s saigon faet0Ey
q grocery Al dwelling hoalaa and barns. Loss ab0n
So, ,O00-pariiElly insured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
ROAT SUNK.

MEMPHIS, April l6.
Steamer Defender, hOm New Orleans to
Pittsburgh, snagged and sunk near LavOnia on
Saturday evening. Boat and caagO a total loss,
and three deck passengers lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YOur, April IS.

INV ANlAI 1AFaII IVs
The Hon. VIM. Preston, Ambassador 10 Spain, return.
cd By the Balboe and has proceeded 10 Washington
Il e asserted that he has negotiated treaty With the
Queens GOVT whereby all tho questions hltharto In
issue between the two nations adustae and mat
amicable relations established.
A dispatch frem Warrington ssys the President has
decided 10 remove Geo. n Sanders from the post Of Ma
W Agent Rt thi1 port. Mr.. s. is Doaglaa man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

U. s. OOURT.-Ths ciss of Conn for eoun-
terieiting coins, occupied the Court during yes
terdsy, and was not concluded as the time of
adioumment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

FrRE The alarm Of FIRE on Sunday after
noon was oceasiOned by the burning Of small
shed in the rear of Grace Church. Damage
slight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
PLAIN AND oRNAAIFNTAL PRINTINg

e Plain and Ornamental Prnting Of every description
done 81 ne Eriug Estahiishmont Of tAs LFADHR OoS
the latest improved anl rapid Presses IN the
blsi Eyle, short notice. and reasonable Par
sculsT attention paid Blank Work Every description
ef Binding done especially Rlapk Books Lsage, Journals
ssiss BOoks, Receiving BoOks &c as
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FIRR.
VfNoENNEs. AofiI. ia

fiNoENNEs, April, 10.
Fire last night destroyed Eastham's block and near
al the contents Loss about $4,000. Insured 400
Fire originated 10 q bakery,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

The HEYDRAD.-IhsIYdrad Boat Clab were out
yesterday with their beat, for the first time this
season. Both men and boat appeared in good
condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

~ New York Coal Oil, Of very superior qGal.
ity II does not smoke in the least, does not crust
the wick, and Is free from offensive OdOr. Sold by
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER.
marS9:279. Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
rnarss:279.

RePaddock hasthe finest -Four Dollar Hat TO be
found in Cleveland, and be has Twenty-Five Hun.
dred Shaker BOnnets which he viii sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going OF at the
same low rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

WARH-Aftsr the rain Of Sunday night, the
weather was again warm yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

TRE CANAL-WOrkmen are engaged in clearing
the bed Of the canal near the locks at this point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

n E. Ruhlni, LIS Superior St. has received
hs Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. It en-
braces all styles and qualities and Of coaFse win be
sold Is low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat Orcap
10 eau on Mr.. Rufini.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENrERED-April Is.

ENTERED-APril Is.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Sch Fair Wind, BacOm, Pt. BurWell, 10 NJ lunl-
| Der, Crawford & Son
Sch. Kyle spangler, Weber, ogdensburgh, 20 tons
g Prince Albert, Irish. PIT. BurweIl, 400 lbs.
VIM. G. Grant, Graves, Ggdsnsburgh.
L. B. Shepard, OsWegOs 500 bbls. Wafer
Lime, OTIS 4 BroWnell-
| CLEARED.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit. .lsr-s
Sch. st. Paul, MOsher, Chicago, 200 tons coal
| Wells i Todd. EEl t4H
Sch Baker, slalbier, Chicago, 100 tons coal. Todd
Sch. E M Peck, Guylis, Mackinac, 200 tons coal,
] Rhod s & Co.
scOW Lone Star, Ellis, PO7t Clinton.
ScHR. GEO DAVIs.-The schooner Geo. Davis.
which went on the West Pier last Fall during a
gale, and was afterwards re6tted has undergone
extensive repairs during this spring, and now aP.
pears looking as well as when new. Under the
supervision Of Capt. Thos. J. Clark, master car.
penter, and Charles Deott, rigger, the schooner
has been transformed into good substantial eraft
An her upper works are new and strong, and her
frame is perfectly sound. The schooner is Of
about 400 tons burihen. Capt. Reuben H. Becker,
her owner, takes her from hence to Detroit, to-
day.
DETRo1r, l4tb, passed up-Prop. Evergreen
/ CITY; schs. Africa, Return, Amelia, d. N. Farn-
| ham. Northern Belle, K Hubbard.
Down-Prop. Michigan sehs. Freeman, Clara
Adams. ]. W. Sargent. Il. L. EansiHg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tsee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
InVigoFatoF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

B-FOr the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 20 70 G. Dietz III superior.st.
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Oiag0luti0n.
cn.PLRTNERsHIp

The undafrirued hays this day formed co-parnorshir
undOF toe nams and style 1t Wright RaWson r tie trnnf
action Of a-Westsru Produce Commission Business as
steet. John D. Wight.
LEVIRAWSOF.
New. York, HGTeh 81 lsto, aPTa9QQ
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". <. sHRRwlN, see'y.

THu PROsRRss or qHE YEAR.-Ths present
year promises to be one Of considerable note in
the progress Of several cities on the laksL PsO-
pie are turning their attention in GO small degree
10 new modes Of Investing capital and insrsasinG
the wealth Of the individual and the community,
Buffalo, which has desPalred Of such revival oi
tho lake business aS would bring back 10 her de-
serted docks the traffic that crowded them in
years gone By, Is looking to manufactures as 9
means ofreefuiting her wasted energies. Active
measures are being taken by BufalO men 70 en-
courage the location Of various manufactures In
that city, aad not without prospect Of snocesB.--
The lesson that this should teach Cleveland, If she
Is wise, is obvious. The lake busiLesS, though
msst important auxiliary, has sec omplishsd
unaided ali il Is likely to for the city. So have
the railroads. The substantial, steady growth
which manufactures viii impart, is needed to CON-
plets the work. No place on the line Of the lakes
no place In the interior, possesses moro or better
advantages for producers of many articles, than
Cleveland. The means Of transportation Of raw
materials and manufactured products, are scarcely
squaled, certainly not sxoslled. Thore is capital
enough, If it was brought cut and put to work
Let those who have the future Of Cleveland in
their hands look to the matter.
In the way of public Improvements there il
reason to believe that much win be accomplished
the present year. The establishment Of system
of sewerage, of sufficient capacity to accommO-
date the present and future wants Of the city,
may be looked for, under the law Of the last Leg
islaturs granting the required power. By the
provisions Of the act the city will be divided into
six sewerage disticts, and for each of these loan
Of $4,000 is authorised. It is not likely, how
ever, that operations viii at present be projected
in more than two of these districts The pressing
necessity is for drainage Of Euclid street, to put
an esctual stop to the suits that have made drafts
upon the treasury for SO long time.
A large number Of private buildings will, prOba-
bly,, be erected. Already work is progressing
upon several important structures.
The street railroad Improvement in regard to
which there was considerable interest last Fall, is
understood to be in an advanced state of prspa-
ration. But many who were and are in favor Of
the railroad, are becoming anxious about the fate
Of the project. Except an occasional casual no
tioe in the newspapers, no light has been afforded.
Gentlemen who we're SO eager for the opportunity
to build a railroad, give rs something tangible
Ifit is to be done, now is the time to do it; the
business of the city needs al the impetus which
the most sanguine expect from the stree. rail-
FOad.
A new CITY Prison In place OF the loog-standinQ
nuisance On johnson street, is, perhaps, need as
urgent as any. The matter should not be allowed
70 slumbsr in the Council.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foee, ENswoRTH & Co.'s,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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T11VRLFa,s REGTsTRR.

Ciirsns wishlng convoyanes to either Of The above
FrSinS or Boatl un b called Cor b. tha Coaches Of
tSy0nr Omnibss Line b leaving thslr sddEe st tie
onaisus onos, 81 Superior street. door nsxs % We'd
de Houaa.
an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

~. The Spring Styles Of BATS and Caps Of all
varieties can be found at 12s Superior street; also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, &c.
nfsFftE -i' B. BUTTS.
P.s.-ow 81 SIX Hat eantbs beat.
uar2l .27a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

U'For Market and Marine Reports sse 1lh pago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
CITY & NEWS ITEMS

i4fFE. The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
9eTfri. 8. 8. Nofson's and oimsted's neEsdepOte.
~ news dspois Al Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
II 0ninlnnis IT'S Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

FesAFOR RENT, CHEAP-3 Houses,
MI Nos. 1O6 l09 ani ll1 Euclid street. with all the
A modern improvements. sent S22s and $3.50 per
,oar Apply 10 s. H. STYLES l0t EUCLID street. or 70
ROUSE tENNIH9S, Superior street, Marble Block
Twill SELL these houses very cheap now q almost any
osr If yOu want buy. make offer for them Terms
ensy sprlg:6S NJ STYLES
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Nsw.Yurk. hlsrsh 81, "
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cLEARED.

VIM G. Grant, Graves, Ggdensburgh.
L. B. Shepard, OsWego, 500 bbls. Wafer
Lime, Otis 4 BroWnell.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
rAa n.,.,.,a-a fo54e11iion.

The National Convention Of the Conservative Oppos-
ton meets in the city of Baltimore tomorrow. There
is every to expect that it will fully represent
the sOundest opinion and most substantial interests OF
the country and that in the number and standing OF Its
members and in the Characte Of its proceedings 1t will
contrast avoraby with the Body that has just fed in dis
order and dsmsy from Charleston, and still more so with
the sectional and anatca Body about to assemble in the
city of Chicago The country will watch with anxious
soctude but with confident hopefuness, the delbera
TORS and decisions of the Baltimore Convention. 1t is
now manifest to ALL that if to have another ma
tioua President he must be designated by them. De-
mocracy mpoent to prevent the triumph OF the sec
tiouasts. Its nationality its enthusiasm, its prestige
its power are all gone. The better portion of its adhe-
rents will be compelled by moral necessity to cooperate
with the conservative Opposition We do not doubt that
the Convention will appreciate the responsibility that
circumstances have rendered Unexpectedly momentous
We feel assured that they will present ticket that will
command the confidence Of all thinking and reasonable
men, and we do not think overestmate the popular
intelligence and PATRIOTISM when conclude that such
ticket, presented in alarming public crisis will
command a triumphant support in the country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
A Clean sweep Hecomm ende

The New York Herald in view of the present condi-
ton of things and especially the present condition of the
Democratic party-the 'treachery" of all hands to the
Adminisraton-boldly recommends and urges upon the
President ito clear out every oicehoder from end to
end of the Union, and to recall every representative
abroad to denude the whole diplomatic and consular
service as well as that Of home officials of their present
incumbents, and naugurate entirely order Of
things by appointing of conservative principles and
conservative instincts 1t declares that the Admintra
ton its integrity, and to the best inter
ests of the country pursue this course. 1t says
AT such critical moment there is but one course
omen for Mr. Buchanan. He must prevent the powers
of the government from being further prostuted TO the
work OF DISCRIMINATION and destruction. He should at
once sweep the traitors from every public Office from
seat in the Cabinet down to the humbest stool in every
post office and custom house Such course would cleo
fy the Northern and Northwestern States and prevent
the spois which large portion Of the oicehoders
are now using as of Reorganization, from
tribung still further TO the progress Of anatcal and
destructive mania. Ii would tend more than any other
proceeding 70 bring about return TO and pros
pect for harmonious action at the adjourned Convention
at Baltimore Let a; least the federal Offices through
out the North and West be purified from the treachery
and intrigue that recent events have shown exist in
them
We like the advice of the Herald hugely. Let the
President make a clean sweep of the officials, and then
let the country make clean sweep of him, and of the
party that placed him in power and affairs will look up
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
EXpungIng.

Some of the Democratic Journals are demanding that
the resolution of the House of Representatives appoint
ing the "Covode Investigating Committee" should be
erb,lged from the Journal of the House. 'Expunge,"
says one of them must be watch-word. If an issue
to be made let it be put in the platform" The BOs
ton Courier which has expressed its opinion fully against
the resolution and denounced itas improper and unjust
yet does hesitate also to express the opinion that
any erp,ging attempts will be met and resisted by eve
~ one who desires the provisions OF the Consitu
ton observed and the authority of Congress respected
As the Courier observes 1.-THE journal of the United
States Senate we sorry to know, furnishes prece
dent for this proposed unlawful muaton of the public
records But hundred such precedents can give no
authority for the act because they can neither reseind
nor explain away the express terms of the constitution
by which the act of mutation is forbidden. If part
Of the record can be expunged another part or the
whole can be- Should it become common for alternat
ing dominant parties feed their revenge by this guo
rninious method of stigmatising and repeating each
others acts, it may happen that occasion will arise
for some party to wipe out the whole record, and
begin new experiment of popular liberty"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
The southern LIterarv nIessenger.

Our readers have been appssed of the fact that Jno
R. Thompson, Esq, the gifted editor of the Messenger
vii shortly leave Richmond 10 take charge of the tera
~ department Of "Tne Southern Field and Fireside
piblshed at Augusta Georgia The Messenger loses in
Mr. Thompson, editor Of national reputation, and the
State one Of lis foremost of letters We pert with
Mr. Thompson with regret, and trust that in his new
home be will win brighter aurels and increased fame
The Messenger Will still go on. A periodical more
than quarter Of century old of the highest reputa-
a,iou and Of commanding influence at the South, the
Messenger must be regarded established institution
"A part, and important part of the economy OF
Southern literature. It must so Its stopPage would
seriously disorder the entire system Of Southern letters
We hear that Messrs. MAcEARLANE 4 FEEGUsoN have
become its sole propetOrs and it is with pleasure that
enabled TO that they intend to carry on
with renewed energy. They will spare no pains to en-
nance its interest and maintain its exalted reputation.
And from what We know Of the men. we cannot doubt
that they win succeed Assisted by ample editorial
force by all the Old and by number of new contribu-
tors it cannot be doubted that the Messenger will con-
tnue 70 be What it has all along been-ths leading lite
rary periodical Of the South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
The Country Hoaxed,

1t turns ont after all that has been said by the Eram
other naunrrati jnnrnall in praise or the Ten
nessee PLATFORM and Of the Charleston Convention for
adopting it, that the Convention did nothing of the kind
That platform, aud every other except the Cincinnati
swinde was Iepudlted by the Convention. The couu-
try has been egregiously hoaxei The Douglas men
drove out a portion Of the South and dragOoned the rest
into submission 20 the Cincinnati platform their
squater sovereignty construction of it, The victory Of
the free-soilcrs was compee-the humiliation of the
South total We are anxious too see what the Enquirer
has TO say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
Population Of cities.

It is stated In New York paper that the actual pop
ualou Of New Yord is 100000, and tha. by including
B-ooslyu and Williamsburg on Long Island, and He
bossn and Jersey City in New Jersey, the population Of
NeN York vii soon be "a million and qusrter-equal
o. tia, Of Paris which numbers is age by centuries"
The Census Of 1850 returned New York a. having
% 5uhtiOn OF SIS al
The present popaadon Of Philadelphia, it said, e1
c.s5s c5sOOO. II the inhabitants Of adjacent parts-
.eb a, Camden, Gloucester Burlington Bristol Bever-
~ aud such places, on the banks Of the Delaware are
iasudei-,he numbers would be greatly sTeied out
Padephians say there is very little difference between
,be respective populations Of New York and Philadelphia
ms. there are more strangers and visitors in New YORK
.ad far greater number Of permanent residents N rh-
ldslphlA-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS, May SPIN.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, May SPIN
CoFFEE-There but little doing Ia Coffee to-day. The only
reported 10 bags Rio at 1875 cents We quote Rio 1917
cts for fair l3 for good and II cts for prime Laguayra
hob cts; Java l5H0tl6H.
FLorRThe Flour market this morning quiet have
sales whatever report We quote the market however,
at sG31eD65 for Howard and Ohio super City Mills
at 80 - fof standard brands and % ~ Z bb for choice
GEAIS The market dull, but quote yesterday
white at G cents for fair 05 for good prime
lsO cents for choce and red at 1i5l50
prime Corn only 1900 bushels received
TjdtIS Il bushe weight for both white and yellow Oats
abOu; 600 bushels a market
PROvtsoSS-There feeling in the Provision
and good jobbng demand for Bacon
charged hands to-day at for shoulders and 10
Sides Lard firm at II for Western
aud II h0tl2 cts. 10 kegs.
srGAKfhe market is quiet to-day and have
port We quote Cuba English Island at 6 So
refining grades ~ for grocers styles Porto Rico
Louisiana 81 for to fair as for fully fair prime
and choice
WHIsxY There demand to-day for Whisky. We had
sales reported OF 80 bbs Ohio at aud quote Country
City at 81 tt6lI2 cts = gallon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08

Florida with her Southern sisters is entitled to clear
and unambigucus recognition of her rights in the terri
tories and this being refused by the rejection of the ma
orty report protest against receiving the Cincinnati
platform with the Interpretation that II favors the doc
doctrine in the of the people represented by us
we repudate
7. j. Eppes, B. F. wardaw, John Milton ]. B. Owens
c. f. Dyke, delegates from Florida
The delegates from Florida, before retiring, have
adopted the following resolution
RESOLVED, That no person not a reguarly-apponted
delegate has the right to cast the vote of the State Of
Florida in this Convention. JOHN MILTON,
Chairman Delegation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08

bronchial tubes in the throat they will find difficult to
justify so great perverson Of the common Of the
term.
Nv next letter will be on Chronic Laryngts-Clergy-
mans Sore Throat. Your obt servt,
ROBERT HUNTER, M. d.,
Powhatan House.
RICHMOND, May 9th, 1869.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08

The PERrscOPTc SPEcTAcLFs, sold and suited to the
particular eyesigb by Messrs. Franklin Co. Opticians,
have the great advantage the common glsses that
possessing universal focus all the lens there is no
strain upon the optic nerve generally the case with
double convex glasses If you value the most precious
gilt Of nature, do not fail to procure pair of those i'm
droyed eyeglasses at Franklin Co.'S Optical Establish
ment las Main Street City Savings Bank Building
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
MARRIED..

In Norfolk, Va, May Sd by Rev. g. jones WARNER EU-
BANK Esq Of Lancas county, 10 Mrs EMMA RED1AN Of
Pncess county and daughter Of Capt cambridge COX
Northumberland county Va
On thursday the 4h inst by the Rev Chas Read Thos
QUAD Of Fulton, Missouri TO Miss MARY s. HURT shter
Francis h HUT Esq OF Richmond city, Va
Hampton Goth April, by Rev. Mr.. Zeley NJ HUGHEs
OF Farmye, Miss MARY LOU daughter Of the late H. 4 Gar
rett OF York CO., Va.