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@afbinqtpm, 10. 9lpril. Senot.
Sulnner iiber9ab pd8 Menipria( pe8 Serrn
Sanborn BON Gpucoro, Otafadulett8, mprin
It4 Die Jet beldmert, DaB ibt BerIpnett, Die
ppr9a6elt, le bQtl6elten utter fer Nutpritat Der
.. ct. G~egieruuA gu Ite6len perlndt.
Gunner teldrieb ben (ta lereu 2eIern alt8
Dem tele9rapbtl6en 8ertdt befu1tnter) Sprfall
lldber lhhb bemerfte barn nod 6pl9enpe8
ST.. San6prn lei ell gang rlt9i9er Serr pom
6efen Suite, ein @ele6rter, ein @brenn1arn in
ieper 8e5ie6ung. Der @ntfiibunng8= Gerln9
lei lit @pucpro, Wtu1I., genudt prrber, no eilt
friiberer @epaltlfreid, cine 0leppluticn 3ur
6Ol9e Bate. Der Senat iOIe baftr iprgert,
raB nidt auf if II ell Gbeil pieier Sdma4
falle. Sr. Suntl1er beartragte, baS Wteulo<
rial an bu8 Suiti5= @on1ite 5u perlpeile II.
Wolon e8 lei erpielen, paBA San6Drn nit
Sp6n 8rpfp1 poer D,1leu 6reltapen, in @prre
lpp1oen5 seItanbell. 0e8bal6 Iei ct ppr ba8
ultteriudun98 @plnite be8 Senat8 9elaoen
moreen, tim bier 5u 5eu9elt. @r babe iid aber
0efpet3ert, SIT f%Dllntelt, utter Dem Gprm1rbe,
oaB CT @ewalt befitrdte. Wian BABE MIN einen
Saft8befebl 9e9en i'm au8geltelt lnlb Der Ger
9eant at Nrnl8 babe Deputies 5n ieiner Ser
bafhtng at59eianbt; ais piele aber ibren 2(ufz
tru9 e%rfitlten babe i'm eilt Wtpb befrcit urtb
Suffice S9am babe ibu 9erlla4 fraft eine8 Sa=
be0S Srrpu8 elltlaIIen.
Solbprn'8 Weuprtal morb MN ppr9eleIen.
@r la0t III benlielbeil, baB er eilt 9tedt gebabt
babe, ben Deputies gu mioer1ebeu, baB man
lth auf cine brttale 98eile All linn per8dt9er
babe ulo baB Ell. SutiSIaftipn ppr benz Senat
ertrnrtc.
Gunner beridti8te bic 0febe MaIpn'8 bas
BIN, Dap Saltbrrn aus bet @epaf angeblider
y. ct. Be1lllter nidt Dltrd eilten Otpb, lpfe
bern III Tpl8e eileS SabeaS Corpus Befeble8,
bet bltrd etle Sole @pmlitatu8" III &roft
9cIest lrltr6e, befreit lpproeit let. sa
MaIrn erwioerte, letue Gr5d6luilg beru6e auf
eirem grtefe be8 $. 81. Marl6al8.
@nolid) mlroe bu8 Melnprtal Bis uuf @ei=
tereS ouf ben GilA selest.
Sans. GaDlpr, elm Mttolieb be8 Sltfti5z
Gcmtte'S, perla8 eilten WilpritatSSgerid f,
matil1 er ben 8rDtelt De8 Brdlioenten III SGuB
nc4tnlt. @r b~eltreitet e8, paB boS 6au8 bic
Il .bel9rdrlfte @ema(t babe, cine rater lt4ung
8e3clt ben 8rdlioente1 eir8ulciten. Der 8rdz
lioent lei paber 81 leiuem Brptelte bere4ti9t
g~eneien.
Siduann beantra9te, 10000 abOriide BON
Oelt Sert6t llebnlet ST ~laller. Dieter 4ntra9
5ifrnan'8 purpe at pa8 DradSGotltt per=
piel EFT.
Suf ben Intrag Sidman'8 murpe Die weitere
8erdtbun9 ii6er ben BrpteIf beS 8rGiipenten
Bis nddlten Monta9 perl6oben.
@rcp rief Die 8tQ fit bic a3uldIIuug bon
&anIa8 auf. 3 5.
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Mmfmnft Ses 0an,pfers
,gtertb Stur."
CE,:4, 49,, Ngff.

# - ##hfH
New5< Yprf, 10. gtpril, Ger Oainpfer
Rortb Star 1T dn9etommuen ct briu9t cali.
fcrniide Na9ridten bis sum 20. Wfars lmo
81, 10000 int Sart9clp.
8ei Wfu9ua be9egnetc Der gtetb Star am
6. Ipril Dem Dampfcr Nriel, per li6 uuf Der
6abrt bon Netp>Yrrf nadl 4Spinwol bel oiio,
am Ibenc be8 2. b~e9e9nete CT ben g. OF. SIRE.
9attell Jfpallcfe ltnp Sabine. @tn Memprial.
wprin Die Ipmilli1tratipn erludt miro, bic Sns
l%lt1fttpn 8e9en Die neuen MnapensM inen altfs
5ubebens tpar BON teipel Sauleru Der %califprs
niI6en 9e9t8lattr an9e1pumcn.
glnf Dem @elpmarft ppn San Sralcisco
berridte III 6rl9e Der 8albpeza ufreen1e arobe
Gpnfuliou. n
Die SumbDlpt Einlcs iu9t, bic salr5e 3obl
Der Sltciaiter, wel6e Bel Der Metelei am SCI
0liper unO aaf SnOtun SSlano 9etSotet ipuroen,
$50. Die MDrper iparen nod nidt
ermittelt.
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itenten un8 SiipbeutIde ,@efi6l8pplitifer",
neil bic 2anbltGnoc in 8aperlt, Witritenberg,
Sapen &C. I'M pprigen Sabre nit 6rcuoel Die
@elpppier benilli9ten, INT ldnlell eilt
atlebnlife8 &rie986eer arf rte 8eite III brit=
! Ell uto battal8, no e8 bic redte t3eit mar,
9tapplepn eiaeu jtie9el ppr5ui6iebert. Sn Ser
lin ipar paaal8 3au6erpplitif, bafiir Idreiben
6~euti9eS Cages tie b~prti9elt Wlinilter papie
rene 8rpteItattpnelt 9e9en 9fappleo1'8 llebers
9riffe = utto meroen bon 2ebterern ieBt per-
(a9t. YreuBen lebnt lt9 ali 9ttBlanp. Oa3
6ilft ibnt ui1t aleiu gSenn tbnt beS pert=
I6en Nrnbt'8 0ebeine nidt laut genug prebi=
0en: ,Oa8 9un3e 0eutldlanb lpl e8 iein !"
il fcnnt fHr YreuBen NOD einnal Elm Sena.
SIT Olitten Der iesi9en truurigen Subinet8~
Bclitit bleibt inns OeutId)eu nur bet etl5t9e
Croft, oaB bas beuti d SpIf iiber bic
Oauptfra9e e~ilig lit. IS miro ~9eapoleol
llidt 9litfen, gum S~peiten Ntale eiiien 9i6eit=
buno 5u Itiften ulto uilS ST t%rellnet, Spbalb
Die Npt6 berantritt, pirp BET 8 If s Ell #
Die Sobtnete gun Ginbeit brdasen. Sci etltelll
An0riife ppn Seitelt 6raltfreid8 meroer mir
DettIde 3uerIt geIdla9en - ba8 glaltbt fait
Sober aber per Sern 1T sci uno nnp Ser
voc1tlde Midel" pirp iein 9ute8 9fedt perz
tbeibi9en. Die lleber5eusultg vGjptt pertdBt
Oen Oeutiden nidt" ltebt BET ms feft. geidt
eit @efitGl Der Turdt, irn6err be8 llnmiGets
iber Die pbere 2eitra9 bura5ie9t bic peut4eu
8altel1.
Da lele i) Ioeben eilten 2trtitel aus YrenBcr,
per nit gefdlt. ST 1T ppn einert o2alppebr=
%ntanue" u1o Ipridt Oage9el, paB BreuBel ieil
lte6eaoe8 Seer perm 6ren ulO bic 2urD.
mebr per miubern mill. (@rinteruus All
Den II. gfdr5 1873 - Ilfruf: p9tlt meiu
golf pr8ie ralde Gntldeipnn9 I'M Sample
fam utr purb Die p2anbmebr" T., ba3 beibt
pur9 lf Il II II ~ G~erbei9efiibrt merpelt, lpel9e
ref an @eilt lnnp &Grper, nit Sebnen, IN
9rbeit e%rltdrft, nit 9er5en, bic @ptt, aD=
Mig ruo gaterlalo unp nit bielem bic SbDlle,
Weib, Sino unb @nt umldlteBelt. Die 9a1oz
%pebrmanlter wpllelt2 nidt ben ,&rieg, lpltber1
oelien Gnpe; lie,a ~perlest in NQent, mas ibneu
tieb 1T, trQ9elt pcn reften @rpu, ben refteu
6aB i'll ltd,, nm, ieie ebeoert, Dem SpieB9elel=
len, ipelde Quf afrifanil6el1 8Dben pprbereitet
lino, al Der oelti9en @jrel5e bic 6irnlddoel
gu 5erI9nettern. Sbne gplf8frie9 fem Sieq,
n1p phne 2anOpebr feilt SplfStrie9!"
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EelegropDiic6e 0lo6rtebtem
8ert@tet fir sen pSaGttmpte @eder."
Matennft Ses Dantpfcrs
o8rince albert."
Cine SSOd)e Ieleres aus europa.
Ser Nrutcft Der Gc,mci;.

SrieSetsicblnf ~;tuiiben Spaniet uito Maroccu.
ct. Sapbn3, 10. @pril. - S6iaer Danlz
per 1T bon Glasgow at9efpnltten NIT 9tadz
ri9ten Biz gum 81. Mdr3. B Ha 8i
Die Danpfer 9tprtb 9merica, @la8eplp II.
gtetpfYprt lp1ren prouben a19efpmmen.
SIN eu9liiden Barlauent 61tte Serb 9fu11ell
ange5ei9t, poB Der Streit nit Ben Ser. ct. in
getr. Der Snlel San Suan lid leiner S9li9=
tltlg ndbere.
So mar Elm Suftbefc1l 9e8en Sic 8reis>
|f6mpfer Seeran u1b Saper8 aus
9eitelt mOreea, I'M lie 51 5%pin9en, Triebeit 81
balten.
Die 9tadridten pom Continent fitb mayer.
QSie 9~etnelpet miro, ltanb Die S9lpeis i'm Bez
9riff, einen ernlten YrDtelt gegen bic 8eletul19
BON Gbaplai8 uno 6auciglg pnrd bic ~franSSi.
1rnppen SIT %erlaien. s5Irf
@8 9tt9 pa8 9eridt, DAP III 6plge pe8 Brp~
teie8 Der SGlpei5 na9rIdeinlid) ein eltrppdiz
lGer Gpn9feB Itattfiuoen meree.
WeitereS boit @n0lanb Oa8 llnierbdu8
hatie eile Norelie an Die &6lii9tn ansenpalmen,
fpprin Die Hegiernng aufgeiprpert piro, f6
atf pa8 eifriglfe 8t temiiBen, un 6runfreid
sur Iuf6ebun9 ieirer Die englil9e S9ifffabrt
peeH9eHpeH VeIeBe 6H perlllD9eH.
SIT 81. saH 2ebte8.
Der Yaplf BAT Elm Defret e~rla1Ien, mpbrrd,
aue erepm unt5irt iperpen, ipelde 5l
3feGeQiplt, Snpalipf pOer niurpatipn III Der
Jfpno9Itq 9~eratlen BADEN,
Gudp bat ct al alle eltrpp. MdAte eilten
Prptet 9e9ell bic Nnneratipn Der NpnaSna
an Saroilten Sei4ift.
Setrei@ bate an ben peutiden SuitbeStag
eineit Brptef 9e9en Die Inneration Der ~italienia
idelt 6er5p9tbiimer an Sarpitieu 9e1didt.
3wilden Spaniell nnb Maroccp mar Der
6riepe geldlpllen mlo berejtS r~atiliSrt.3 Mtas
rocco tritt allies @ebiet Wil9cn Der Seeailte
lrlp per StraBe nad Nn9beru M Spanien 0t
ltll0 5ablt pieiem 20 MtilipuenGi1lter, Suspi.
lden BAIT Spanlen Gettan bclest,
Der Sertra8 5lpiidcn 6raufreiA nlp Sars
pinien ii6er pie Ibtretlnl9 SaprpcnS mnb 9fiSs
5a'8 mar perSfientli9t porben.
Wfirfte. 2ioerprpl. Sumnwclenmdrft
ie9r flau. @beilo Srepltciimorrt. DaS
Wfe9l ltie9 I'M YreiS.
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0eleaaten macs @hicaap.

NrrrtStpwn, 8a1 g., Npril. Die
Convention Der Gep4blifailer be8 5. @on9reBS
~btltrtft8 lpdbltc Sanle8 6prper rno Or. s. Wt.
Saflpa alS Oele9atel nud Chicago. 8eiiA
erltet SaaDt lpefpelt p~ielelben fir Cameron
ltinrnen. 6ppper 1T fir SeparO, Der Q1oere
fit 8ate8, far lebteren linO audi Die @riab=
maltner. 5n
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@pn geras.

Nem@ SrGean8, 10. 9pril. Der
DarnPfer Ari5Ola Opn 8ra5rS, GeraS, 1T az
9efcntinen. Gr BAT 81, 9OO,0 900 6urt9elo nno
so Wtamt Ser. ct. Srtppen all Sprp, +.
Die bempfr. StaatS=G pnpention fallo am g..
;. III @alpeitpn ltatt. sic mar lebr fart be-
Iu9t. Die Blattfrrm lift iiolidp 9ebalten rnp
Die Oele9aten mttroen %iitltruirt, aus Der @pn<
pel1tipn ouS5utreter, falls Die 3peiprittel8@0fc<
9el pcrmprfcn merSe,
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Ste0 ber 9 c nj . I'd {

Ste9 Der . empfraten.
Sortfrrb, Conn, 10, aprit. Sci Der
9eltrt9cn StaptpaN mur6e Serr Oelmin9,
Der remotr. &1uoioat fiir'S Wtappr8amt nit
elmer NtuirritSt pon 40 gemablt. 9a8 9an3e
pemcfr. Stoottidet liegte. SIN StaOtratb BALI
ten li@ Demofratcu mp 0lepablifaler paS
@lei@aepi6t.
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Groaer Samf=maub.

Columbus, ga, 10. april. 3n bic
Wortne=S 1nf@I9entur rabier purpe in lester
9tadt nit faliden SdliiIieln eillgetrod,en unb
$4,000, 6ur 9alfte IN Soften bet Marinez
8anf, CUR Salfte in Georgia ulb gtpro Ga
rplinaz 9trten 9eltpblen. Sine 8elpbnlng bon
$1,000 1T auf Die. @ntpefun9 bet Ginbreder
au8geIebt.
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@rpses Seucr in Geempbis.

Wemp9tS 9. gpril, Sam. @pielep'8
SaunlnplleuzS 9uppen uno mebrere 6drIer
braintten rieper. Der Sduppen ent6ielt 500
gatlen garmwplle. Ser 8erluft miro ouf
$4,000 geid6Bt, tppppn SEC, 1000 perlidert.
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gSa9itebenb 9eben mir EN-. llebcii1t hber Disecntc-Sab fir
Nrten III Baltimore.
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NerfnnfssSGttsefaear.

Speben ~ertpfan9eu un6 am Eager:
80 6a1er 8Dbm. 3peti1len,
5 y tdrtHGe TO-,
10 y @amiQenblumen
5 i uno 5 EDDIE @n8,
40 y SinIen,
10 - crime @rbien,
10 - blaue WtoDne,
10 uno TO Barrels N7aSealnilIe,
so Btpet @eneper,
800 @hten uno 40 Suffer N6ctnpeiu,
$50 Delniiotn8 uno 80 Suffer Srana. gSeirs Gifo.
% Suffer @i1pricu, '0
20 &iten NnDppis,
100 Slde beaet sou. &imne[,
u, J., 2, 8 uno s. Sal. Oemiip6ns,
so &Srbe G6onpasner,
cine paribe @opann=G iaalren,
weA6e 5unl btli8Isn MtarltpreiS p~ertaufcn
@eper @tIfenB,
@p11s sph6en Gbarlfs. nmS Nanrner0r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
THE PRINCE,

ALEAhI OEt. ~
. The Prince Of Wales and suite LETT West Point
At ii O'Clock on board the Daniel Drew winch
JTsF Handsomely fitted up for the occasion.
Bulletins announced that the party had lelI II
O'Clock and would be here at half tWo.5-
The streets were consequently nlled Win PeoPle
at z O'Clock, who had to wait till nearly h'e De-
fore the royal visitors arrived
The Mayor and Council went down the river
on the Young America, and were taken aboard
the Daniel Drew at Struy vesant-
The Mayor made brief address 10 LoTQ hen-
freW, who received it in silence, making no re-
The party arrived here at halfpast four when
a procession was formed with two regiments Of
military and some civic societies.
The Prince rode in an open baroucne win
NsYor Thatcher the Duke Of Newcastle ano
Lord Lyons. The streets from the lanalng 70
Congress Hall were crowded with people bnt no
siiorf was made to press after the carriage, and
eommendable deeorum was observed. Loud
cheers were given as the carriage passed along,
which the Prince acknowledged with gu ct aig-
nifty and grace. Flags were waving from the
Capitol, Delavan House and Congress Hail. ana
all public buildings and large portion OF the
stores and houses on the route were decorated
with email flags. The apartments reserved for
the visitors at Congress Hall were elegantly fit
fed M and cannot fail to crafty the guests
Thfs evening the Prince and suite dine with
Gov. Morgan and stan Among the invited guests
e Hon. VIM. II. Seward
me Roval party leave to morrow at O'Clock
Nv ne Western Railroad, for Boston. A special
csr. handsomely furnished, has been provided iol
Tbe Albany Burgesses corps, Captain Hal'
Kingsley, parade tomorrow 70 conduct the frine'
70 tha oaFf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
MIsCELLANEOUS.

SCHOONER MERCER, arrived on saturdayfrom Mar
quette, reports parting with the schooner HeOIge
Worthingtoni Capt. Ives, Of Cleveland, about mlu,
way between MarQuettee and the saut. the vino
blowing fearful gale upon the Southern shore ana
the WOrthington TO the lsward of him. The Mercer
Law two DAYS at the Saut and the Worthington had
not arrived.-Detroh AdUertiser, l5h.
rrw DAYS SINCE q collision among some four OF
Ave vessels was reported in St. Clair Rapids which
resuIt IN a large amount Of damage besides ten OF
twelve davs detentiOn to each vessel for repairs all
of which were bound down loaded. We have since
been paced in possession OF the tacts relative to the
above and herewith give them, with view Of avert
fng IN future farther disasters which possibly may
he attended with more serious results.
On the day In question, several upward Douhq yes
sells. among them the barque T. b. Morgan, ana bFlg
Mary Of Chicago, were driven back from Lake hu-
ron into river st. Clair aud instead Of coming 10 ss
they should do) down at poiut below 81 one sue
Of the CHANNEL they anchored across the stream ana
not far from the rapids thus preventing those arrlY-
ing at night during the storm from having clear
Iassage. Il is to be regretted that charge OF 50
reckless character should be thus brought against
against the masters Of vessels who had been fore
warned OF the dangerous course they had takeni and
It is to be hoped the above may been sufficient
on for others In future to anchor their vessels clear
OF the channel, leaving free passage for those
irving dnring the night.-Ibid, i6th.
NAVAL NEws.-Ths Buhalo Commercial says Com
mander John O. Garter has been order to the United
States steamer Michigan, on the Lakes. he relieves
Commander Lanmani whose term Of command has
Just expired.
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aaleaieines.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
MENTION notice IN the Tribune gines D.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
III MEs.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.
I, 10.
srom his Exeeileney JAMES d, WEsCeTT, Gov
ernOr Of Florida, and member Of the q $. 1ealts:
sfOr upward Of twenty-five years Wa AFFLICTED
with disease In my family which the best medicine
aud surgical talent IN e country failed 10 cure, but
which Yielded In most satisfactory manner, 10 the
Graeienbsrg Remedies. eonscentiousy advise tesir
mse JAS. ID. WESTCoIT.
NEW EQnE, February, 1853.
DR. r. BnTDGE-DeaT Sir Some two years ago
an Intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling OF the womb whites and deran ged menstru-
afI0u together with the attending symptoms -
Clearly described IN your advertisements snd PAN
phiotE She had the very best medical skll lu thi8
CITY TN entirely prostrated and her ply scian nnaT
told her that be thought her life might possibly bo
prolonged little longer uuarr the most Judlclou1
treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
TO sink, when I came into your oilce a. the Grae-
fsnberg Medical Institute and related her gymp-
toms. As you was confident Of the qraeieuberg
Marshals CathocOn, in relieving her, she dischar8
ed All the physicians and tried It, though doubling
y PrUVidentially Il relieved her quickly, and nre
bottles entirely cured Since then, for near Two
years. there has rot been any recurrence Of the
plant, and she i as strong active and healthy
when young girl JhD- K BRIGGS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
FrRTHERRYTHE ARABIA.

HALIFAx Oct. &C.
Ancona has capitulated and LamOrciere sur
rendered 70 Admiral Persano.
n great victory Is reported at Gazerta, where
two thousand prisoners we're taken. Garibaldi is
said 70 have issued the following programme
HEAD QUARTERs, Oct. !.
"vietory along the whole line. The Royal
troops are being pursued. The Sandman Cham
bers have resolved that King Victor EmanUal be
authorized to annex TO Sardinia those provinces
OF Central and Southern Italy in which the pop
ulEfion By direct universal suffrage vote TO be-
come an integraqpart Of the constitutional mon
arch %
The Sardinian army has not yet entered the
Neapolitan Territory, but Garibaldi announces
that they win soon do so. The head quarters
viii be at Aquilla, ahd Victor Emanuel VIII
command In peraon.
Measina still holds out
(4aribaldi has made Bome notifications IN DIS
ministry 70 meet the views Of the Neap01tans.
Rertenf, niclnamed Garibaldi's evil genius,
hs1 been dismissed, and q better feeling now eX-
fFfs between Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi.
The latter has written 70 the King, inviting
hin to permit him 70 retire 70 bis ialand home
a new manifesto Of Ms1zini declares that no
King Of Italy should be proclaimed before the
EinFz0n Of Italy Il Organised at Roms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
WAsHINGTON NEWS.

Mr.. Thaddeus Hyatt, just returned rom nan an
nas, had conversation Win uls ,.i,t > Vjs,y 10
S,S,.nre 4 uostponement OF the land sales IN Nan
- Tbis sublect will an early Executive con
Eideration. ,,..t,,, T. che axfreme
-, 80 snread suffering from the failure OF the
crops In that Territoty. . ,,...,,, t,.norrov,
Mr. Hyatt viii roceed to Boston !.,;of W
for the purpose Of raising means o. relie & The mail
The Pa-t Master General has EXTENDED tne ith llsi
,,,,..t lS erom 81 Joseph 20 salt Lake CITY vain
~ present contractors the Ce9al Tis n,
STsu 90. W. II. Russell, PRESIDENT lns eN
sn-ss the continuance Of the fohy ENP'S
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gree of irregularity-portTalts can De IePrOu!Hoeu
with fultlsss accuracy, and delcacy OF delineatoni
upon Porcelain wares Of any Description ana almsn
lions used as articles Of luxury or OF nousehod utl-
ity, such as
URNs. VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET
ARTIOLESl &C;
bsrsbv securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and 0xquitte style Of ornamentation oI art
ci IN r5e to furnish facilities for the qualification
Of te pOpular TASTE and to meet the wants OF those
patrons Of the Fine Arts desiring OF having porrlts
an Porcelain, the Company have imported nom Eu-
rone a Collection Of superior porcelain goods manu-
aetured to their order which they sell at cost
a. the American Company are owners Of the pa
tent right and consequently the only persons au-
thorized TO the process, they nave deternlhed'
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
q, nas the following proposition to residents in the
Country, who are unable 70 visit personally the
1telier and Galleries in New York.
Persons sending a photograph, ambrotype, OF ia
enerreotype to the Office Of the Company In New
Yorks, accompanied by
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive in return by express, free Of other
charge, richly ornamented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmit
ing q daguerreotype and
TEN DOLLARS,
they will secure in like manner,
GHANDsOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET
ARTICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented pro-
cess By sending pair Of daguerreotypes ana
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they will receive in return
| APAIR OF RICH SEYRES VASES
with the portraits executed equal to miniature paint
RRs; and, in like manner, portraits can De repro
| duced on porcelain wares
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH
ranging in price from
| TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THh
! PAIR.
NB-Be particular in writing the address, to"h
| county and State disticntly. -s..-
All iafters To- be addressed to Manager AIneTieaL
Photographic Porcelain Goa" 7sl broadwsyJ 1s SsN
York. Vi'''-'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
NEW YORK AIARKET-OCT. I6.



FLOUR-Narket opened quiet and closed dull,
heavy and Sc clOWer, with only limited export de-
mand and very moderate home trade.
sales were 1850 bbs, at S5,4O(05,5O for Bupertne
state S5,6O9570 tor extra state for super
6ne western; S5,605 80 for common TO medium extra
western S5sO@6,OO for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR-Only in moderate re-
quest and prices without striking change. Sales are
800 bbls at S5 S067 so for common to choice extra
RYE FLOUR Continues quiet with small
sales at S3dO64, 40 for common to choice superhne
CORNMEAL-Steadya and prices without impor-
WHISkY-DuIl and heavy. Sales of $50 bbls at
WHEAT-Market opened quiet and firm and
closed heavy and lc lower with disposition on the
part of holders to realize. Sales are: Milwaukee
club at ST,301l 49, Racine spring at $780, Chicago
spring ct sl,28qls2s, and very choice lot at
winter red western at 81, ,3s6l 4O55; winter amber
Illinois at Sl4l; red state at S40; amber Wisconsin
at SI33@ ,353S; white Ohio, Indiana and Canada at
Sl,s99i.55, ana extra Canada club at Sl,42.
RHE-Quiet at sOef3lc.
BARLEY-In pretty good request. Sales 1000
bush at sO6s4c for Canada East and 75e for state.
CORN-0pened quiet and closed heavy a shade
mixed, closing at the inside price both aoat and in
store, and nc for handsome round yellow.
OATSZ,-In moderate request et about prsYiou
PORK-Market quiet but hrm. Sales 5OJ bbls al
Sls,75@ls,s5 for mess; $3.50 for prime.
BEEF-Quiet and steady. Sales are 200 bbls at
mess; S79l0 for repacked ness SlO,5O@ll,23 for
PRIME MESS BERF-Dull and nOminally un-
BEEF FHAMs-Dull. Sales q bbls new western
CUT nTEATs-ouist, at s9z@99lc for shoulders
iIARD1D1il. Sales are 2s2 bbls at l25lalsszc.
BUTTER Selling at n@i5c for Ohioi l59zO'
ClHEEsE-steady. Sales at s@nc for inferior
I to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
DOUGLAS IN MICHIGAN.

kALAMAzoOl OCt- 10.
Senator Douglas arrived here by special train ar
from Detroit and was met at the depot Dy an li'-
meme crowd and escorted through the prlGt pai
I9free (. followed by procession over t2" .-- =
n length. An immense arch entwIl p. WI j
eVerQreens was thrown across the sueet '.i
the words ssW elcome TO Douglas" on one -.'e
md 0Popular Sovereignty on the other Streets
ere alive with banners, and much enthusiasm
everywhere. $500 people present Torchign'
procession tonight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

UNIrED srArIs CoAsT sURyGE-Ihe United states
steamer Search reached this port on Saturday.
Lieuts Poe, smilh and Beckham, have arrived in
ihis eity their outdoor abors on the coast having
feen concluded for the BY the inclemeney OF
the weather. We understand the survey Of Lake
Huron to have hcqn concluded. hesurycys ol Lake
Michigan and Lake Superior will doubtless occupy
the department sume seasons yet.