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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11
THOMAS A. DEvYR IN EUROPE.
sence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

GoTTetpOpdeDCe OF n, l.
LOSDos, July 7, 1860.
promised TO write you letter on the present con-
ion Of the London Press, consequent upon the abro-
cation of the Stamp duty 1t is quite possible that
may not remain in London long enough TO enable me
to soundly and thoroughly redeem that promise. /
may procure the necessary knowledge and if do you
shall have IT, meanwhile desire TO write to you about
some things which do know.
And the best way can accomplish this is in the way
pf narrative.
With the booming Of cannon we left the wharf in
Ne W York, on the 9th of May, board the Brazil,
boun for Galway but to zeal at st. Johns, New
fouudkud." With very large vessel, and suppose,
a very ual screw" joined to battling winds we
were six whole days before We came into the neigh
bcrhoOS Of Cape Race and s Deyer-to-be-dissiPated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11
COUNT CAvoUR AND THE CHURCH.

sharp correspondence has taken place between the
latter tells the Archbishop that the Government of
Piedmont respects the Church, " but when any mem
Der of the clergy whether they be bishops archbish
OPS, cardinals violate the laws and affect insult
resolved TO apply the laws, though such course
should make us pasr for prosecutors in the eyes Of
party who preach tolerance, while it follows the max
lbs in virtue OF which tie child Mortara was sna, he'd
from its parents and Inc Mediae, husband and wife,
were tanished from their c)antYy."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yORK.......l
Cleared.

Seamship-Cy OF Washington Jeffrey Liverpool J. O. D,s
shpsHsvey Birch Nelson, Liverpool Howlapd frotblp
ham d. Webster Spence; London Morgan Wiley.
BaIks.Elsinore, Partridge, Barbados Yates Porteed
Co. X. III Knight Cary, Ekabethport Walsh Carver Co
Cam. Lewis, Marscsbo Edmiston Bros Bounding Blov
Harding Conssutinope @. NJ Bragsiott-
Bgs-Eaele, Holmes, Pensa ola 81 Capp; Industry
Hood Liverpool 1hos James, Perthshre (Br5 Outhouse
Cork and market W. Ewel Co Paero Isle l. Psrdio
Malta Schmidt & Woodbeuy. ~"
SchoonerJsme town. Latourette Petersburg NJ w Smith
Boyd Charleston, MeCresdy, Mott Co Msnhasset Ward
Charleston, w Sherwood; g. f. Williams McAnon, Sc join,
L. Neyius Sen; A. CanAle Sweeng Nassau j. EneasE
Co.. JefeIson Chase Salem Open Sea Bsbbdee Elizabeth
port, II. d. Brookmsn Co.
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Arrived.

Steamship PstaPsce Vail Portland, mdss and pass q Il g.
steamship James Adger Adams Charleston 9Th irst md
and pass to spoford fileson Co Thursday sth inst
n MI 3 W. Cope Hseras at M exchanged sgnss with
Steamship Star the south Lyon Savannah ud.e and ps
Steamship MSntlc-nO, Gsger Washington D. c. &c. ds
ard ps-.. to H. B. Cromwell Co.
bss. to 9 Reed Co Had very Ugh. esstsry Wind.
snS ss G n J1S q passed Cape HON With rs
uy 20 sGssed the Equator in the Atlantic Jone 2 lat
Lvs.poC July "a si 49, Ion 81 H. passed whaling
eo'a q New Bedford bound home Saw large heet Of
Christian Bergh mo le).
Ship Wellington SLOPPY Orleans % days udse to r.
Bari Houston Share Liverpool 20 days coal to w.k.u.,
ship hdcls from baltimore .tssns s. a.. Jag
% ssl' Il s'AiEs s.t Ar ss e s'. ~.
% rew ,ea@eT bound w showing Hamburg .s Jpy 20 it,
- ION % ~ spoke Dr. Sultan, 30 days nom Glasgow for
B1 a Ssss d. Il Gsr's S 90 S: :l win; s
Jq. , 70 with P,s an W W II, Pc Forest CO:
4 Fig or coh S1d:of T. s. 'ss ssJ S1 psss
Brig syrene or Crema Hl.bOrO n s., days ps.ta.s
schr Mountain Eagle Penas,on yenshavsn d,ys .ton.
sscSi i Ess!s. Hutchia.en New. Haven day.
s S'I h%ey asy IN
sehr Cele.tia, Cole Portland days
s sSbT g sn sts. ysT hSs.,Pd. day; %
Scb TiltOn Barrett EastpOrt days lah,, &C. 10 ssHs'"
L Co.
schr A. T. CLARK, Lord Virginia days melons.
schr Bu,us Elwe Bangor days, lumber to master.
c ' B ao Sooi Ss sas aay wCSi
Steamer Kennebec, Cannon. Philadelphia and Csps ~"
uidse and pass. 20 Perkins. .xt
Stesmer Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia, mcse 70 LoP
Kirkpatrick a. t...s
Steamer westchester Jones' Providence mdse TO '"''
Odell y,sew
Steamer Daylight Springer, Ncw.BedfOEd' md'e 70 o'"'
4 Pope. -, 49, 10
Steamer waa..uta, Arey, New.Bedfcrd nd'e' and 20
master. =, A. An
Steamer Anthracite, Jones phisdelphia, md's' 70
Briggs. L.. 10 J. "
Steamer Concord, Jones, Philadelphia Hd'S v .
Brisg. r,~.voooI, Cfy
New.York Saltsr from do IhaSsi.A Hsbssrn tsa
up, Wade, from London Arnoia ~
Rotterdam. An by piotboa fsno"
WIND-During the day non . L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11

IT, sales at lie Mess PoRK active al $40 Bicoy sodys 4
lltdlsA Sight ExcHAsoE New York stesdy o. y esa6
premium.
NswoEIgAss, Aug eCorros-s,les to-day Of 80 bsles
mf.dlpg 20 new prices esser bat quotations Re-
ce Of new 10 day 29 bales FLoUK dull at IS 3} WHfskr
Refined l7le Raw Re- The Of The market unchanged
tHilGaeo, Aug 9IfLouR dull and saloe lover sales It
6S0t for choice Spring extra and o. .uperfne.
MHYAT frm and 292c lower Gales 3oo bush at scGc for
NO Spring. SlaT1 OIL for No Red In store CoRs active
and vote higher sales 10 0 bosb <3a43ic In sore OATS
ag at nda2tc. REcEIPTs: 2e0o Dbl. Flour II to bash.
wheat % 600 BUSH Corn II GOO bush Dat. sHiPnxsrs: 1900
bs Flour 1000 bush Wheat 20 00 bush Corn 900 bush.
csta REeHrs firm &C. Wheat and SIC Com 70 Buf.
ai0 sdBT EXCHANGE rates reduced TO v cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11

nicidal compac. which shall break tho ms. ,a q -.
cbs;ns and add the lsst stone to the nahona Suu.
Az Al. o oaaS IN ya;r =, mo JOSEPH GaRrBALDI:"
" The composing the corpe Of marines in I seiy
have of, red 70 serve gratuiously in the navy, "nch
i ston 10 he organized Tbs generosity gave 1 saon
pleasure to the Dictator that he decided tnA' H'D''A
should be made of it in the ohcai jeurla M rsssut
YEA, aps a. !" & O6r Of ordinary, and 1850 ooo' OF
extraordinary expenditure. ,,..oa . o;-.r,ar
The Archbishop Of Palermo has addressed
10 the the wpit to the preaching of the Gospel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11
m, telegraph.

e,,,nv t,ooy Aur 10 sunset-A ship IN Tow !" hni /.
SANDY Hooh A One ship Oh tho light ship essS,Asr
Ne M passing u 'ns sSther Thick outside. $40 p
thick Cd sheTs shIs bark Manhattan Cray fS'. nsN'
warren Fisher tswe from ci sS Il, o. :. Al a.
s,amn,Js nom New-ioIt for indAo
IoyAi Scranton, do. for Galveston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11

al, ina. 10 mile. cas-. Of Sandy ho9i ork sees, VI
IA non, salem FOR Philadelphia 10y p''''''s
shall No Of and from Boston for New 0TsssA "
a Mnsucfet sbeajs by piiotboas Fsnnie'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
RRnNI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept 10.
a Washington dispatch 70 the Times says
official information received confirms the
defeat of Miramon in Mexico. The battle was
fought at Selda, not Logos, as reported. II
lasted only one day, instead Of five days
Generals EscbeCo and Hernandez were killed,
and Alfaro 0rtega and Andralz were taken
prisoners-all OF the Miramon party.
Secretary Cobb yesterday reported to theCab-
met several proposals for buildingthe Pacific
Telegraph. Mr.. Sibley contests the response
bihty Of all parties bidding under him, and
the matter will undergo a thorough investiga-
ton.
In the o. s. Court yesterday the case Of
Calvin Durand VS.. Capt Hollins Of the sloop-
OF war Cyane, rising out Of the destruction Of
property at the bombardment of Greytowni
the Court decided in favor of the defendant
on the ground that be was acting under the
orders Of the Secretary of War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17

MIsCELLANRoUs,

coLLui0N occurred night before last between the
barque s. b, Pomeroy and schooner Mary B. Hale,
on Lake Erie, on Colchester Clay Bnnks, about
o'clock A. M. Capt Moore Of the Hale, gives us
the following particulars The Pemeroy was bound
down with cargo Of grain the Hale was bound up
with 3lp tons coal for Lake Superior. The Hale was
struck forward Of the main rigging ON the starboard
eide 10 gianclng manner, carrying away het l0re-
SALE inRinsail main boom and haltof her cabin
was dastroyed-the PomerOy having leit her anchor
during the collision IN the hale's cabin. The Pom;
eroy had her for1mast head carried away with ali
her tor hRmper and head gear. Both vessels AZ last
accounts we're lying At anchor where they collided
The Hale damages will reach SlOOO or upwards tne
1914
AsHORE.-The scoW Charm, bound for Kingston
with nearly ve thousand bushels Of shell eorni IRON
Chicago, went ashore here on Friday Of. last week
Part Of her cargo was saved but the soow Is totq
wreck Both cargo and boat Is insured.-A1AtabHk
Telegraph
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
ADDRESS TO THR BRRCKENRIDGE
DEMOCRACY or NEW YORK.


The breckenridge State Committee publishes an
address tomorrow, giving their statement oi the
recent negotiations with tho DouElas Oommittee, n,
They say Our candidates will be supported ~ All
the energy and means at our command: lhe bpve
las organization, IN Teircting the only means ~
which the State could BE- prevented irom voting ot
Lincoln, has reduced the practical question hetMeeh
the Democrats Of New York Ia the coming election
20 one Of future organization only. BY voting loL
breckcnrtdge and Lane, the National democrats
VIII not only sustain the principles Of their parry
and preserve neuoleus about which will be iormeu
a national party In the state, but VIII enconIAs99
their friends all the Union TO be received anu
honored In the next National Convention Of Dtho-
Gratis, instead Of being rejected and desplsed a. ngl
surely VIII be II they present themselves upon M
platform Of Squatter Sovereignty in company with
their new allies. They charge the Douglas iaeil9h
In the state with having produced the present ui-
% allow their adj dlustment, and say that sguAtlel
Sovereignty Is but another form OF Repuhilcahlalh
and conclude by recommending the tormatloh
campaign clubs and active measures for bringing oel
whole vote 60 the polls In November.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
Saturday Nights Report.
NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is,
Bridget Harion is under arrest Tor the murder
Of her child.
The Bavaria took out $3.50 900 in specie.
The smack Whine of ThOrggs Neck was run
into last night about O'Clock ut Hell Gate by
the Empire State which resulted in the sinking Of
the smack and drowning Capt. n. Z. Green aRd
one man Another was rescued but badly in
juned
Gov. Wise's letter, in response to the invitation
10 attend the late Barbecue at Raleigh, is pub
hshed He says
eFor my own part, 1 will not eOncede, will
not secede, viii not acquiesce, ! will not sub.
nit l will not compromise any more, but l will
fight in the Union as long as / can get respect
able or hopeful plurality or minority even, OF
firm, true men to stand by me, and with me, for
the Constitution and the country. In my ne
grOes 1 have property rights in the Union have
political rights and viii not be the coward or
the slave 10 give up the one in order to preserve
the other aud l Will give up neither, and fight TO
the last rather than either shall be assaiied or de-
-stzoVad---
In any event we are on the eve Of a revolu-
ton and the question is simply, shall it be peace
ful only by our base Submission 10 insult and out
rage. II you will fight the Union will be saved ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
DOUCLAs MEETINGS.

PHILADELPHIA sept Au'
Concert Han was filed last evening 10y, ,l ,iiS
pougioe Democracy Hon. J. X. Meas presided
Gov. johnson was very enthusiastically reoeN
ed after expressing his thanks for his warm re
ception ne entered into Inns Of arguments siih.
Slar IN those which characterized hisspeeoh at the
n,uglns demonstration in New York Ihe
sneaker was very hoRrse, and the delivery OF ms
srprech caused HIM considerable effort.
Numerous Ward delegations were present with
music transpnrenoies, etc.
An Anonymous advertisement appeared in the
morning inviting all democracts 10 attend In or
der rs preventthe endorsement, of what Is called
the Bogus, Forney-M -Mongrcl Electoral ticket, but
disturbance took place.
Gen FOrncy, the Democratic candidate foi
Governor, win speak in Independence square Ot
Monday evening, and as this will be the frs
campaign speech Of Importance, and he may bt
called upon 20 defend his position on nationa
policies there Is considerable Interest felt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
FROM BOsTON.

Boston, sept 10.
Before Reieree, suit has been brought by
f. Oh. Smith against Prof Mores to recover
five sixteenths Of the amount Of money re-
ceived by Prof Morse from the different
Governments of Europe for the Convention OF
the Telegraph.
The parties had been connected together in
the Telegraph business for some 20 years, and
some time since a settlement was had between
them when Mr.. Smith received 100000 and
two matters in dispute were left open for suit
or reference Of which this one, the hearing is
not finished. The Referees are Judges
Sprague and Upham, and Geo. S. Holland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
OVERLAND MAIL.

FORr SMITH, Ark, Sept. ID,
The Overland Mail with San Francisco dates
70 the 9th, arrived at noon TO day.
Among the passengers is Col II. 7. Titus, Of
Kansas notOriety, and state of Arizona
Passengers state that a party Of Mexican guer-
Has had recently made an incursion into Texas
for plunder, and stolen IS head of mules belong
ing to the overland mail station at Leon Water
Holes. The mules were not recovered when the
mail passed.
Il Is also reported that the Indians Of New Mex
leo have recommended hOstilities.
The late mail from Mesilla to Santa Fe was at
tackled by Navaj0es, the conductor and driver
killed, and the mail coach entirely destroyed.
-Four hundred government mules were stolen
from Fort Crafg bv Indians
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
NEW YORK a1ARKET-sEPT. Is.


FIOUR-Heavy, unsettled at the decline. Clos
ing heavy with declining tendency.
Sales we're 1880 bbls-at S3,50G56O Tor supernne
state S5sO6,Ol for extra state; S5505 so for super
hne western; S5,Sad16,00 for common TO medium e1-
ira western; S5,eO96,l0 for shipping brands extra
CANADIAN FLOUR-Heavy and declining
Sales $50 bbls, at S55d5,60 for superhnei S5,5
R7.50 fir common to choice extra.
RYE EL0UR-SteAdy and quiet; sales at s., 30
40 for common 70 choice superfne.
CORN lTEAIs-Quiet and unchanged.
WHISK Y-Market shade lower Sales COO bbls
at "a closing with free sellers at those figures.
WHEAT-Heavy, unsettled and 2l13c lower with
large business doing for export az the decline. The
sales aggregate 255, 100 bush, including 900 bash
at 81 25l,27; Chicago spring at ,9l,2i; red state
at 81 30 white western at 3jl ,{2, and small lots
at 81 ,i5 white Canadian at Sl,40@l,43; white Mich
igan At Sl,55- ,,.,,--,
RYE-Scarce and quite nrrn. Salcs loJO Dush ~
BARTEYAScarce and nominal.
CORN-lc lower with rather more business doing
at the decline, Sales are IS 900 bush at 66@67c for
sound mixed WESTERN 6e3ac western yelioW. ,
OATS-Quiet and steady 4l94zo ior western and
Canadian and state.
PORK-Duu and prices without much change.
Sales of 200 bbls at Sl937l9,5O for new mess; Sl9
for old mess; Sl4,l29l4,5O Tor new prime slS& for
BEEF-Quiet and steady. Sales of 25O bbls at
S4O04 25 for country prime; S50015,5O for country
mess; S79lO for repacked mess; Sll@ll5O for extra
mess.
BEEF hi ANIS-Dul and nominal.
CUT lIEATS-Dpll; 9%c for shoulders; lO&@
LARD-Dull at Iz34dAl354o.
BUTTER-Dull at l2&@l7c for Ohio, and l6@
CHEESE-Activeand irmi s14@n54c for inferior
to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
:OsWEGO MARKET-SEPT. IS.
LEY rrIrnRApHl

FLOUR-Unchanged but quiet.
WHEAT-Market this morning opened with a
good demand before steamers news was generally
known. Sales q, 600 bush winter western at SL2l3
LII and 30 900 No Chicago spring at 81, ,l2S afOat
nominally lower.
CORN-Scarce and held above the views Of buy
ers; 57k offered, but refused.
BARLEY-Unchanged Sales 500 bush Cana
dian at 79c.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL REIGHTS-Steady at 36c for forr;
l2C for Wheat; Corn l5fc, to New York.
LAKE INIP0RTS-2OO bbls four ls3,6no bush
oats; 800 bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTS-3s5O bbls -four; $500 hu~h
wheat; 1890 bush corn; 500 bush oats, j 100 h1sh
barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10.
The steamer City of Louisiana, chartered
by the Memphis, ST. Louis Packet Company,
sunk at Hot Island Mississippi river. She
viii probably be raised
The steamer B. J. Adams due here to-day
from New Orleans struck a snag near Helena,
Ark, tearing out two ladies state rooms, and
slightly damaging the lower guard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17

At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Clsve-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, 80.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravsnna, &c.
At Braceville with hacks TO Newton Falls, &c.
At W arren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. f..
". & O. r. u. to Pittsburgh. u
OHAs. L.-RHODEs, sup't.
Cls7eland.Feb. s,ls59
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND RIARKET-sEPT. Is.

FLOUR-Market very quiet.
wHEAT-Yery heavy and lower. The only sale
reported was one car red at sI,O7, which was made
before report. This afternoons news operates to
further depress the market, and prices are not now
quotable. Receipts are 80 cars.
CORN-Very dull and heavy. No takers at 4sc
OATS-Salo cars at &c The demand is local
and limited.
CHEESE-sale 500 lbs Hamburger at Sc.
EGGS-Better and firm at 9c.
There has been no changes In other articles, and
nothing doing except in retail way. For quota
tions see table
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
The 4:3O P. II. passenger train from Racine
to Freeport was run into last night at Dele
van, BY freight train which it had tagged
rom Racine. Five passengers killed, and
20 wounded; some, ii is feared, fatally. At
Tins o. train leaving names Of killed and
wounded not ascertained.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
Last Nights Report.
THE NATIONAL FAIR.

CISCINNATI, sept 10.
Upwards Of thirty FIVE horses arrived to-day
from Kentucky and this State to compete for
premiums ct the National fair this week among
them, Lexington, Fashion and Bonnie Scotland
Fine displays are anticipated before the Fair
cluses on Thursday. Entries are now nearly five
thousand and arrangements all perfected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17

DB-Personal attention given to ali kinds Of re-
pairing and general iobbing, shafting, &C., &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
FIREMEN's CELEBRATION

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Is.
The paid Fire Department celebrated their
third anniversary yesterday, by grand parade
during the day and supper in the evening.
During the parade, a fire broke out in the car
penter shop Of Theo. Weber, Hickory street
Two engines were dispatched to the scene OF con-
hagration, and rescued a large amount Of prop
erty. A high wind was blowing at the time
Loss SO 900; insured 50 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17

EAlLADELfAIAi Sept. 16.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted at the
Douglas meeting last night, denouncing the re-
cent fusion and ratifying the straight Douglas
ticket The meeting was large and enthusiastic
ct the close.
Gov. johnson wiz make q tour Of the State du
ring the week. he will commence at Lancaster
on Monday next and close at Pittsburgh on Sat
urday evening
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17

Albany Sept. 10.
The Canal Tolls of the first Of September
were Sl,ls7 20. Same week in 1853, $780,
973. Aggregate to september sth, 81 ,6s3,-
csc. In 1853. S959. .I3S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
OONGREssIONAL CONVENTION.

The 5th District Republican Congressional Con
vention is in session here this p. m.
Speaker Pennington will be re-nOminated by
acelamation. He has withdrawn his letter Of
deelinaIion, and will accept.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
We HAVE Met THE ENEMY AND
THEY ARE OURS
HURRAH
BOB tbs
GLORIOUS TENTHlll
COME ONE, CONE ALI
WE HAVE INAUGURA1ED
w Low PRICES, and
Every one can get a
BARGAINll!

CONE AND LOOK
At the following Goods and see if they not worth
20 per cent mere than we ask for them
YARD WIDE BLEACHED MUSLIN fer SC q va.
GY'D 7'@yd
SYD ey L.
YARD WIDE BROWN S4cRy'd.
GALA PLAIDs for l654o y ia
BLACK SILK for 7SO Ry'd.
MOHAIRs for lOo.8 I'd.
ENGLISH MERINos for Sic = I'd,
And in fact, Bargains in
SILKS, sHAwLs, MBRINOs, PoPLINs,
VALEECIAs, d'LAINES,
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, VESTINGs,
LINEN GOODS,
BONNBTs, RIBBONS, RUCHEs. FLOWERS, &C
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY,
septic 2t2 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
THE PRINCE an NIAGARA FALLS.

CLIFTON HOUSE,, Niagara Falls Sept 10.
The Prince of Wales and royal party went un-
der the Falls, visited the museum, SC, this AZ
ternOon; they went to see Bl0ndin carry a man
across the rope on his back and walk the rope on
stills. s
thusastic cheers from the assembled crowd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
THE RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL-
ROAD DISASTER.

CHICAGO. Sept. -.
The names Of the killed on the Racine and Mis-
Giasppi Railroad last evening are Mr.. Baker, Pro
duce Dealer, Delayani Margaret Zaman, Of Darien
Mrs. Davis, Of Sharon; a son of Mr.. Catlin and
son Of Mr.. StUopful, DelaYan. The train had on
board large party eIcuTsionists, returning from
the County Fair at Elkhorn, several Of whom were
seriously injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
IFELEGRAPHlC.
Saturday Afternoons Report.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADRLPnlA, Sept. 10.
A bell & Everett meeting last night in the
lst Congressional District was interrupted
by Republican Clubs marching through the
COrwd. A hght ensued and stones and pistols
were used. The meeting was finally dis
persed. Nine rioters were arrested. No one
was seriously injured as far as known.
Il is supposed that the affair was in retail
ation for disturbance perpetrated by parties
hurrahing for Bell & Everett at the hepuolcah
serenade 10 Mr.. Sherman on Wednesday even
ing