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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22

MRAL-Cornmeal Is selling ct l,25el,a per
cwt. for coarse and bolted.
NAILS We quote them ut SS9S3,l2$ for
assorted, and S68S5, so for pressed spike.
Ons-Unehanged and steady as follows:-
Lard, No. /, ss@s5i No. ?, 73975c; Whale, 769
7se: Linseed 20. Sperm 81 .6OSsl IS and coal 20.
PoTAToEs-Prime neshannOeks are steady at
S7e4Oc.
PRovHIoxs-Mess pork is unchanged and in
demand only for consumption. Sales are all in
small lots at l6,sO8Sl7 per bbl. Hams and
shoulders remain in good demand at former
prices We quote country-oured shoulders at
7e; same quality hams at Dc; Sugar-enred do.
at lO@lle and the same in canvas at Ike. Lard
is quiet st loH9llc. in kegs and barrels.
SALT-Is firm at 40 for fine and ,4O8l 50 for
coarse. Sacks are Arm at 1Oc.
SEEDs-No demand and nominal at s.25 for
timothy and 81. for clover.
TALLow-Besf taIlow Is quiet at DC and NUT
ton do. at sX90c.
ToBBcco-We revise our quotations, as fol-
lows: Six-twist, 71GlOc; Cavendish Is995o.
YEEGAR-Selling at l5c for cider and &c for
manufactured.
WooE-We are unable to give any quota
tions, but copy from eastern commercial jour
mails, the following, as indicative of the future
Of the market.
The Philsdelphia csAmsreial List says: ':The
market since our last notice. has been extreme
ly quiet with downward tendency in prices,
owing to the approach Of the close of the wool
year, and the depressed condition of wooden
goods generally. There is one undenisble fact,
and that is, that manufactured goods must
bring more remunerative prices, or the raw ma
terial must suffer q still fnrther decline The
fact that the recent importers Of Cape Wool in
New York and Boston have been compelled to
pay Is per cent. on their value ought to give
more bouyant feeling to the market. at least so
far as the finer classes of wool are concerned,
but it has not prod uced this effect, and lower
rates have been accepted, since our last notice
than at any previous time throughout the sea-
son. The shearing season is near at hand, but
the market is Of such an unsettled character as
to forbi d. for the present, any purchases for fu-
ture delivery"
The Baltimore Price Current says: The mar
ketis dull with further decline in prices and
we now quote as follows: new unwashed, 2Oc9
gee; old 22924c; tub-washed 3O933c and pulled
279sOe."
The Boston SAiRPiag List says: There con
tinues to be good demand for fleece and pull
ed, and prices have not varied materially since
our last though the tendency is still in favor of
bUyeE."
The New York ShiRgfAg liz says: ''there has
been more doing in foreign wools, bat the ope-
rations have been mostly among dealers. Hold
ers in first hands, complain Of the want of ac-
tivity, and in most cases seem willing to meet
the views Of buyers. Domestic wool continues
dull, and we hear Of very little selling"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK NTARKRT-NIAY 81,


FL0UR-QGite heavy, while prices are without
striking change It is easier TO buy at the inside
hgare.- -Tko export demand is quite moderate while
the home trade will not take more than Buicient 70
supply pressing wants. Sales Of II 500 bbls At $40
6Sl5 for superfns S52O6530 for extra state $, 10
65,l5 for superfne western; S5,OG5,5O for com 70
medium extra western; S59o@6 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio. Market closing dull and
tendency downward
P CANADIAN FLOUR-Less active and market
scarcely SO firm Sales $50 bbls at S5,3@5,40 for
common 10 choice extra.
RYE FLOUR Quiet. Small sales at s5,5o94,2O
for common to choice supSrfne.
CORN MEAL-Without striking change.
WHISKY Y-Dull and dropping. Sales so bbls at
2l4c62I4; closing at the inside prices.
WHEAT-Market heavy and lcg2c lower with
doing for export at the decline. Sales 1000 bush
red state at 81 ,3O 30, 500 Milwaukee club at ,24g
435 prime and very choice; go bush white Michigan
at 81 IS; r. sO9 bush Racine al SZ and 1900 bush
Chicago spring at 81, 10. The first sample Of new
Georgia was exhibited on 'Chauge to-day.
RYE-Quiet az SIC, there or thereabOuts.
BARLEX-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-The receipts of corn remain large with a
falling on in the export demand, caused by the scar
city Of freights and consequent advance in rates
Prices have declined abont &c per bushel.
0ATS-Fair business doing, at 4O(942c for western
and Canadian, and 4Od42c for state.
P0RK-Dull, heavy and lower. Sales $50 bbls at
S75G l7,s7 for new mess, closing with no buyers at
the inside prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
ARRTyAL OF TIE ANeLo.sAxON.

AlNANNf AANg -
The steamship Anglo Saxon from LivePool on
the 9th, via Queenstown ON the ION INST, arrived
81 O'Clock this afternoon.
The nevs q one day later than that by the Adri
attic, at New York, but presents no Items ot I'M
uoria1lea bsyond decrease Of the rates Of inte
rcrf bv ire Hank OF England to AZ per cent.
LoVDoN Thursday morning.-Ihe Times city
article dated last evening says, this being settling
d.v the consoia market opened with great prom
ise but subsequently declined, although further
considerable amount Of gold was taken to the
bank
viii Be reduced half, perhaps one per cent.
Poliiical considerations exercised some infu
onco during the day. Owing TO the smRllness Of
the ministerial mAjority last night rumors are
current thar further opeations are contemplated
Money was Ia faiF supply al the bank, but there
The gold taken to the bank to day amounted to
GiS0 OO9.
PANS, Thursday moFning-The Moneteur an
nOunces that the Supreme Council Of Commerce
appointed for the execution OF the treaty Win
England, assembled on Monday last and viii IN
future meet on Monday, Thursday and Saturday
LONDON Thnrsday-the Grand Trunk Railway
second debealures, amounting TO over 81 900 900,
are nearly all taken up, at 80 to s..
The Times has disparaging leader on the com
mercial treaty, and recommends the prohibition
OF French paper, unless the prohibition duty on
paper Is removed.
Sales yesterday and TO day, Is 900 bales including
5000 on speculation and for export
BTeHdstuas, quiet and easier, but tqootatlons I'M
changed.
Produce dull.
TallOW nominal
Produce generally unchanged.
LoSDoS, Thursday afternoon.-Ihe Bank Of
England has reduced lis rate of discount TO AZ
per cent.
Consols closed to-day at s5k9SX
Money 953@s5k on account,
Holders Of tea demand an advance, owing 10
reports Of unfavOrable news from China.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
SALE--BY VIR

- TUE Of wit Of Vsndi Exponas, issued fron
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho7l County :
the suit Of the Commissioners Of Cuyahoga count
plaintiff against II. L. Mhitalan e al, detenee-l
shall offer for sale at the door Of The Court hou1t
Of Cleveland in said county the lth day Of June
l560 at o'clock p H. the foll0Wing described land
and tenemeut8:
Situate in the city Of Cleveland, county Of Cuys.
hoga, to wit In Barber 4 Lords allotment. LOtl
Nos 7I7 rs 9i $50 east half Of lot &C. south side d
west end Of lot No g. west half Of lot No. III,
half in common OF lots Nos. s3 3lf 3l5 5l6 3i7 33
49s, Lots Nos 49, 65f SIS, 6s6, and 60. In hlls-
vile allotment In said city Of CsFeand, Lots Nos
81, ls3 and as. In ]. L. HeEitt's subdivision and
allotment in said city, sub lot 80. Do
d. L. WIGHTlIAN, Sheriff [
C. 4 W s. STETs0v. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
YesterdaY AaernooniE Report.
lIR. LINOOLN,s REMARKS ON RRCEIv-
ING THE NOMINATION.

CHICAGO, Nay Il.
The Committee appoiaeed Sy the Conven-
ton comprising President AshInun and the
Chairman Of each State Delegation to ofici-
ally announce to Mr.. Lincoln his nomination,
arrived at Springfield on Saturday night and
Immediately after supper proceeded TO Mr.
Lincoln's residence where Mr.. Ashmun in 3
brief speech presented a letter announcing his
nomination ..Httt
Mr. Lincoln replied.-Mr. Chairman and
Gentleman Of the Committee ! tender you
and through you the Republican National
Convention and all the people represented IN
it my profoundest thanks for the high honor
done me, which you formally announce
Deeply and even painfully sensible Of the
great responsibility which is sinsupersble from
that honor responsibility which could
almost wish had fallen upon some one ofthe
far more eminent men and experienced states
men whose distinguished names were before
the Convention, shall by your leave consider
more fully the resolutions Of the Convention,
denominated the platform, and without un-
reasonable delay respond TO you, hr. Chair
nan. in writing. Not doubling that the
platform win be found satisfaetory and the
nomination accepted, I viii no longer deter
the pleasure Of taking you and each oil you BY
the hand.
The various members Of the COMMITTEES
were then presented to Mr.. Lincoln, who
were greeted each Of them with hearty
shake Of the hand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
MASTER COMMISSIONERS


lNA SALE.-Pursuant 10 a decrstal order Of sale,
% directed, issued from the Court Of Common
April, $50 in an action therein pendinF, wherein
William Hunter is plaintiff and James Ross, Esther
N k2ss, e1a others are asle1d1ntI saall, on the
5st day Of May, lo6O at O'Clock p NJ expose for
sale az public auction, at the door Of the Court
House corner Of Seneca and Ghamplain streets) IN
the city q Cleveland IN said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described as olloWs, 70
Ist Being part Of lot 2 in the original allotment
Of the village Of Cleveland in Cuyahoga county, IN
the state Of Ohio, bounded follows: Beginning At
thirteen rods ll3) north Of the north line Of 81
Clair street; thence westerly at right angles with
northerly and parallel with Bank street sixty-six
66) feet; thence easteriy at right angles with Bank
ST. TO the west line thereof thence southery on fhs
west line Of Bank street 66 feet 70 the place OF BE-
ginning Appraised value 81 oo00O-
in Cleveland Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and being
thirtythre5 feet front the southery side Of John
son street, and nine " rods deep Of equal width
land owned BY Joel Scranton, Nov p 1853. running
thence southerly nine (sl rods thence Westeriy pr
aliei with johnson street thirty-three la35 fest.
thence northerly TO the southeriy line of Johnson
street nine (sl rods thence easteriy along said
praised value Sl,20O,00
ID. known part Of ten acre lot fty-six ts6), In
seph Lyman Is John B. Warring. 0cfober - 1ssi 80
and is bounded and described follows, 10 Wit -
e. ProsDect street Is row Widened, and Being ~
southwest corner Of said lot and The northeast cor
northeTly along the east line Of PerrF street one
hundred and fortyhye (l45) feet; thence easferiv on
line parallel With the north line Of Prosuct sfre
saIenty:iFe feet and tep inches (75-l0J; themes
goutherly q line parallel with the east linz ~
thence westerly along the north line % Prospsct
street IS feet and ten inches to the place or bein
ming; being the same land decided 10 Jamas 7cSs -
0. \. skeels and wife, recorded Vol = ,rysboS.
Records, page ISL" Appraised at SI0,J6lo6
JOSEPH S. GRANSIS.
J. NJ JoyEs, Plaintiffs Att0Tnoy. --'''''''''i
Cleveland, April - 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
RETTEW OF TIE cLRYEL.sxD WHOLE

RETTEW OF THE CLEYELAND WHOLE
SALE PRODUCE MARKET FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING My q, 1880.
The market for the week has been generally
quiet-ths most noticeable feature being q
large derline in red wheat, amounting to &c
per bushel.
There Is no demand Of consequence for -four.
and sales are limited to small lots for the city
trade. Old prices are obtained, but the feel
ing in the market is not 30 bouyant as q week
ago. Corn has been in good demand, but re-
ceipts are increasing. and bid fair to exceed
the inquiry. which is strictly local, there being
no shipping margin at current prices. Data
are steady and coming in slowly. Barley is
nominal. The quality Offering is generally too
poor for anything but feeding purposes. Rye
in Vsry light demand. and some has been ship
ped to Cincinnati for market.
In dairy products we have to note some stir
In new cheese, but prices are as yet unsettled
and dealers are very backward about quoting.
There tS some demand. also, for old, of which
the stock is light. Butter is very quiet and
unchanged. There Is no demand Of conse-
qusnes, except for home use.
Provisions are generally unchanged. The
inquiry FOR smoked meats is steady and fai 7 at
full prices Pork and lard continue in light
request
There has been decline IN eggs, but towards
the close, prices improved again, with
good demand to ill orders. Seeds are out Of
market.
ALcoHoL-Manufseturers quotations are Ile
for 90 per cent. which Is the only quality in
any demand.
ALR-We quote as follows: Present use. IS;
Stock ss9s7; Porter IS and Kennett $40,
BEANs-No demand, and prices nominal ct
6o8sOc for common to choice.
BUFrKR-Good W. R. for table use il selling
in lots Of few hundred weight OF lac, Cent? |
and W. R. for cooking purposes, are quiet at Il
9l9c. There was on Friday. q sale Of tons
grease butter ct 90. The demand as stated
above, is limited mainly to the supply Of city
wants,
CHEEsE-NeW cheese is selling in moderate
Quantities At range Of 7GsKc according to
quality. Old iaWorth lo5<@l1c for prime heavy.
CoRDAsE-See quotatiOns.
kIsH-There has been 3 decline from preVi-
Gus quotations Of some varieties of lake fish.
and We quote present prices sS follows: White
nsh In barrels, ss.SOSs'7s; half bzls. do, zsOa
s4,7'; Trout, halves, s4.0s; Picksrel in barreIs
sS,Sosssco; in halves, 5.5O94,5O; Herring in bar
rsls ss,SoGSs; in halves Ssa3 %; siscwit halves
1915. At these rates. the market is. active and
the demand steady.
FLoUR-Ths small sales making daily are all
as old figures, and range ct 80 for common ex-
ira 70 SIS for choice red Whsat do. and 5,s7
red toe, 80 for choice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22

GLAss-Is steady At tho following quotation
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

DETROIT, MAY 2Oth.-PAssEp-UP'-steame North
Star, Sea Bird; propeller Jefferson, Mt. Vernon,
heptunei brig Andes schooner Alma, H. B. Steele
Twin Sisters, Queen City, T. Baker Autocrat, Zepyr
Illinois, Northern Belle, Cuba, Shook.
DowS'-Propeller Missouri Racine brig Rio
Grandei schooner 7. P. Handy, David Tod, COrt-
landt, J. +. Tracy, Elk, White Squall, W. E. Og-
den.
A strong n. W: breeze has prevailed during the
past l2hOurs.
The SCHOONER DAVID TOD, which was aground at
the head Of bog Island, has been got of and passed
down.
The body Of a man was found floating in the river
Saturday afternoon which Is supposed to be that Of
VIM steele, who was drowned few days since from
yaWl boat belonging to the schooner Ralph Camp
bell, on which vessel he was employed--AdgeTtser.
CHICAGO, MAY l9.-AHOTHER SAITOR CAsE.-A war
rant was issued by the United States Commission
Hoyne yesterday afternoon for the arrest Of James
Bennett, master fthe Schooner 81. Mary, upon the
charge Of beating sailor named James Murphy,
while of the port Of Milwaukee A hearing will be
given this morning.-1;mes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
OVERLAND RXPREss.

ST LOUIS, May 2l.
The Pony Express, with San Faeneiseo dates
70 May llth, reached St JOsephs this afternoon.
The news is not specially important
The steamer Golden Gate, which sailed on the
5th inst, took 81 ,7SO, 900 In treasure.
The japanese corvette CandinRmArTah sailed
homeWard via Honolulu on the Tth, having been
completely repaired AZ the navy yard, free OF
val Of the pony express
The pony express, with St. Louis dates Of
April 2sth, arrived at Carson Valley on the 7th,
with news indicating the nomination Of Douglas
At Charleston, which caused great embarrassment
among the Democracy.
A body Of three or four hundred we'll mounted
and armed Indians maSsaered u or II whites at
the Big Bend of Carson River, on the Ith Inst
Armed parties are in pursuit of the murderers.
The express brought one hundred letters from
San Francisco
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
COLLIsION.--FIRE.

BOSTON, may II.
The steamer Cambridge, hence for Phila-
delphiR, was in collision with the schooner
David L. Bowers, of New York, from Phila-
delphis for Boston, with a cargo Of coal of
Pollock Rip. The steamer proceeded with
the loss other bowsprit
On Saturday night the paper hanging fac
trOyed BY fire. Loss $4,000; half insured.
At the same time four wooden dwellings
in SomerviIe, owned by J. NJ Currill, Of
Norwhich Conn.,, were destroyed by fire
Loss $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
yyrERED-AIay2 2I


Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Concord, Langley, Buffalo, 50 tons mdZ.
Prop Racine, Breed Chicago 100 bbs flour, 30 tons
scrap iron, Is pkgs household goods, 30 bdles
sail cloth, 500 bush wheat.
Prop. jefferson, Caldwell Ogdensburgh l32 tons mdZ.
Prop. Acme, Halfway, Buffalo, 10 pig iron and
sundries.
Schr. Union, Barnes, PIT. Dover.
Scow Scallaway, Hall, PIT. Dover.
CLEARED.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Prop. Jefferson, Caldwell, 60 bbls -four for Ogdens-
burgh, IS kegs nails for Toledo, Pelton &
Breed
Prop. Racine Breed, Buffalo, ls bales hemp, IS bbls
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo, lot sun
dres.
Schr. Wates Sherman, Harrington, Myandotte, go
tons coal, Price Morris
Schr. Rebecca, Davidson, Marquette.
Schr Ellen WhIle, Howe, Wyandotte, 275 tons coal,
C. Price.
Schr Union, Barrows, PIT. Stanley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
PIXIES PEAK EXPRESS.

ST. JOSEPH, May 81.
The Pixies Peak Express, bringing Denver
City dates of the 18th inst. has arrived.
Advices from the head waters Of Blue River
state rich guleh mines have been discovered, con
tanning lump gold, varying II value from 81 to
81, and within TO II feet Of the surface.
Emigration was pouring In in torrents, and II
Is estimated that Eve thousand people arrived via
the Platte route last week. Other routes are re
ported thronged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
RooHrsrER. Nav p.

A committee was appointed to report to
the next Assembly, on the feasibility and ex-
Psdieney Of q Church Commentary. The ans
nuRl report Of the Board Of Domestic Missions
was before the Assembly. DR.. VIM. Scott
and Rev. DR.. HapPerseth presented state
ment, Of the progress Of the work. The
receipts have been $4,000 number Of Mis-
sionaries 69l ;nrw churches 50. Rev. DR..
Adger msde an extended speech against the
policy of the Board
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22

SAMUEL Mason Plaintia,
-. against Il Court q Com.
May J1sE GREES, and cayS5osSs 59 ~ eo ieI ry r1y-
FRANCIS PINKRRfoS, Defdts ~ S-'--
THE DEFENDANT. FRANCIS
PINkERToS, Is hereby nOtihed that On ~
2fh day Of April, 1850, the plaintiH sarsei No.
fled his petition IN said Court aEainsf ~ sbo.ss
named dslendants, the object and PRAYER 5f ~ 4.
the reformation and correction of throa eerfai5
deeds to Wit One deed from ssid pISinfiT ~ -
deisndants, John Green, executed Jennay ist ~.
one deed from said defendants, John t1TS-1 SS-I
MaSsb = ist6' isss snd o5s 49, 81 9 SEeeHtsd
Pinkerton 70 said defendant, Mary Jane Gresn ~,
executes, Aagust ot9' isos ana one mortgage dsed
January Lot, s59 80 that said deeds and nlorfSsS
SSaisn ~ eoo5eyeq I ~ ne sane proPeE shan ncads
e aid Green BY said arst mentioned deed on "a
"A certain tract Of land situated in ths c,.- -.
Cleveland, Cuyahega County, Ohio, known a. ~ ~
lots No twenty snd tEeRty-one 90 4 2ll N JOIN NJ
bered from one hundred and fffy-SiT dss, ~. ~
hundred and sixfy5 tl67l all inclusive al - -
zp Is now On rscor !: III in sd eOabt ~ Sts.Ss5G a which
hereby conveyed IS with the exception ksSsS3tst
point the northeasterly side Of F-is 80 e
hundred teet southeasterly from the soufss,-ss.is
side Of Walnut street and running thsncs nsrfE.y
erly parallel with Walnut street one krrS-.5 -,
s1ty-hve (i65) feet 70 the northeasterly ise ~ 54
lot no. twenty l30l; thence southssstsri ~ AZ AZ
one (20 ~ = lard late Of Philip A. Whits -
P PSiils az WIZ s; ~ 'oses @ 5ssstsE Ara oF
the north easterly line of ris street on ,t9
slxty-nTe lt6ol ieet, and thence northure9fs-I- -
said Erie street hy-hve feet to the nlsos ~ LSSl ~
ming beng my l50l feet front on Erie gtreat go
one hundred and sixty-iye u65) feet deep 49, NJ &c
les, saving and accepting, however OF of ~
two ~ Ret long By twenty (1Jl fssf y-5s 10y
iore aeedea Out OF the northwest corner ~ ~ -
b saElqel Mason 70 Jacob Lovrmsn - 49, - q los
Nov. 70, lstg, and recorded Vel "a na-1 ~ - Sii
eeea more particular releranco is Ead - !,
uon q the land excepted nom - Lise
80 Aaeil exclude from said deed and no., l.
pies q and g test oy 20 feet, and ai-S ~ ~ 10
81 SSsttoea n said deed and mortgl1s = -o5si- es-
Sak street, y aid lot and eo1nfV ~ ,,t..t. 81
Sreen and ,sifs, and said lrsnciS - - ssiq
sfhS.slea nom AZ interest In aid f,-o 49,, =
&pove described, By virtue 81 Ssid 49, .s-s- -
"a ea es 2,S e ssa Green and ohsF e0nrs5snssS Is 80
:, Piaintih also rrays a judalnsnt s,,-,.., -,
a. ~ - n ,9 ,ee9rll snd laIs7sss 5 sb
~, ~ s - e y - 80 herein sboFs 1T
i5r & os.- q S0S Y ss,, e eai q "a bisSs
ne 1aid defendant, Pinkorton. IA ,,-,,
~. e aeL.ll 2 - letilon, % or -,
dats g "a. notiss. '-''0a falS g yss fks
AHfil 2, lssoslsO. PISi,s, -. =. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
DE1IOCRATIo CoNYENrIoN.

VI LOVI1i nay IA
A special despatch to the Republican from Fay
etteville, Arkansas, says the Democrats COnyen-
fion in the First disrict has nominated n Hindmsn
for reelection 70 Congress.
The Convention endorsed the action Of the
South q the Charleston Convention, and appoint
ed y. 3. Burrows and D. Carroll IS delegates. and
J. Q. Hindman and y. Bart PeaFse e aifernates TO
the Baltimore Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-22
SLAYER CAPTURED

NEW York, May 21.
The bark William Tate has been taken into Key
West with 50'negrOes on boa-3, having been cap,
tured BY the U s. ship Wyandotte of the Isle Of
Pines
The steamer Arrogant has arrived from Sisal,
The Z. S. sloop of war Brooklyn arrived at that
port on the 9Th.