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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Imports.

LIVERPo OIL Per ship Lady Sale 500 tuns salt
to order
LIyERPo oL- Per ship Maud 1862 scks salt to
+ G Jenkins ss
LIsBON--Per bark Hermitage a45 sheep ii
goats horses jackass 200 cuts grape vine to
order
LOND0N-Per Ship zetland-s7a casks beer to
Eaton, Betterton &co-2OO do J Trpin--75 do w
"A Violet &eo--3J0 do Sanford Bros--s0 pkes mdsa
Magee eco 81 do P f Brulatour-52 casks sal
soda 100 do whisky 30 eases nutmegs chests in
digo w Yredenburgh &co1-I az eks brandy > al
cks pipe 2 butts wine | hid rum punchn WHISKY
So cks beer AicGregor &co--lS cases mdse Geo
Nathan-f do w C Wilde-200 cks beer 1000 kegs
carbon soda cases wine rs tlns Of scrap iron to
order
s INDIAN0LA and GALvEsTON-Pe steamship
Mexico-2 bales cotton Friedlander 4 Gerson--5
Murphy, Sykes &co- 9 u Nalle &co--2 do Belloco,
Noblom &co-- Is Farley, Jurey &eo-52J Williams
&co.-4 A Hugely q Henderson, Terry &co--27
GLADDEN. q Seixes-iS A d Kelly &co--6 III X Car
ter--l4 J y g Cromwell hi bales cotton to W s
Donnell &co $3.50 Connolly &co- sl000Caballero
y Basuado73 head cattle to Inbeau Il Mehle-
sundries to Pinekard, Steele &co--T Fischer C I
SBuddecke &co-J Elmer Jones' Express Arthur
&co-Pilcher Goodrich Laforest & Desmares-
Haggerty &co--A Whitng-P Mills-P HAYES
ana order Total Its bales cotton
s BRAzos SANTIAGO Per steamship Indianola
T6S, i 40 A n Heine- s66,285 Gaballere & Bas.
naldo- $50 ,aa6 Gramer Eco--s14 ,756 Y de Eeana
ISIS, 299 H Phelps &eo-slD,900 Hale-ST $40
Prean y Couturie 81 ,s59 Q Graham s. $50 Jno
Marks &co 81 ia Reiehard &co-s7O0 III Laugs-
troth $500 Marburg s Forster $500 Goldsmith,
Haber --3l pes eopperJ x de Egana--7l IL mules
horses G Baker-Tota 1921 $40 specie
PHILADELPHIA ship Clara Ann-ass'ted
mdse--co nsignees previously reported.
NEW Y0RK--Per ship Genoa assorted mdse-
consignees previously reported.
!, PENsAc0LA.-Per schr ciyility AIS # Inn
Der 200 # sash Simpson 4 Dorr
J. PENSACOLA schr A Flummerfelt- 50, 600
bricks to order
FISH RIVER Per sehr Virginia John--57o bbls
naval stores NJ ] Smith &co
MOBILE Per schr Union--s50 bbIs naval stores
u Blessey III do NJ j Smith Gco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
- x e 755'-9s
. A RK NSAS RIYER

Leaves on FRIDAY. Feb. H. at5P NJ
ReEpnr ArkaHsss River Packet, gF
ARKANSAS RIVEIt--FOR FORT
, NJ h Smith, Van Buren, Ozark, Roseyile spodra
ksSie Non sown DaedaneIe Lewisbnrg
Little Rock Pine Binff New Gascany and Hi H,
emedi atea aings and The BcndsThc new elegant very
hght draaght md swift running passenger packet steamer
Arixansav Traveller, A. Thonas master viii leave al
above. Forffeisht OF passage applfSdn board.
NIRGINIUS q. DENTZEI,
lFo = Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Domestic Ports.

( NEW YORK, Feb 15-Arrived hence, ship Au-
gustus. Kearney.
BOSTON Feb I5th-Arriyed hence, ship silas
Greenman, Weber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th inst a.5P NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACK EFT
f1T h1For Grand Ecore. Nachtoches, Tiger Island St
Maurice, Faserons Montgomery Hurandis Bus.
TONS Mouth o. Cane River, Collie, Alexandria
M9nails Barons and all intermediate landings river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet RIA
D. o. Dowy master, will leave above For freight Or pas.
sage apply on board.
VIRGINIUs C. DENT2EL.
IeIo Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Leaves on SATrRDAY. 18th inst. Mt 5 p NJ
FOR UPPER RED RIVER d.
H. Rector kamiehi poskyille, earksylie 70
W aslington. Fulton, Spring Bank and an way
Mndngs-Ih he superior light dranght steamer Era No. r.
John konns, master will leave above giving clear biIl
through. For freight passage apply on board.
80 fIRG1NIUS O. DENTZEL.
iei5 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Leaves on SATURDAY, Feb. ls. at5P
REd.III1AR II ENA IRIXEAC II p !,

dsg rs-For Jefferson snliihland Benfon, Port Gaddo
lakkq55s Swanson's and Mornings Landings AfIgny
sS=s4szSS shreveport. Grand Bayol Cousilatta Gampte
Gatd Eeore Bondieu Landing, Alexandria, Nornians dor
dens Batbin and all intermediate landings river
The new and sEilt-running passenger steamer ID. r.
CARROLL r. Moody, win leave above For reieilt
Or passage apply on board
YIRGINIUs C. DENTzEI
ielf Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Leaves IN SATURDAY. 18Th inst at5P AZ
- REGULAR RED RIVER AND

5ysR, b lake Bisveneau Paeket--For Mnden, Moscow.
Port Boiver, Pine Bluff Grand Bayou G0ushats
GssI2ta, Gsnpte, Grand Ecore ST Maurice Aexandria
md al Intermediate landings Lake Bsienean ind Red river
Ihe swift running passenger packet Bonita Isaac
Wright master, John Long. clerk will as above For
fetsht having fine apply board
feI5 say pat' ge iao,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Leaves on FRIDAY, 9Th INST att p NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PA OK EI
~ For Grand Ecore, Natchitoches, Tiger Island
st Maurice, Faveruns Montgomery Durand,s
Euxons Mouth Of Cane river. Cotile Alexandria
Normnns Barbns andalI intermediate landings on Red river
The magnificent and astrunnng passenger packet j. D.
Ferry, VIM kmha, muster. will leave as above. For
freight Or passage apply on board
feI7 Advertsne aeen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
4sb OIIfaas 1aiIu Urssfsnt.
xEE alyER AND maRiES uEPAarsfEsE


GEtner1I RenlAra 1Sxaf ne The Wtnshel
--zhe Fsytepa, EeSls city, Chectaw ard
xxxeMd Dxslsc. Cl5Hpanxs fxNna osx tsx~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
leaves on TU ESDAY 2lst inst, at 5p, M.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT

REGULAR SHREYEPORTTU TUES
No. hday Packet-fhe fast running, light dra1ght
and magnificent passenger packet steamer Do H.
loon, VIM q Harrison master, will positively
son1 for Shreveport Grand Bayou Coushat,a Gape Grand
Ecore St Maurice, Montgomery Landing, Dnrands GoiIe
Alexandria Nonans Barbins and all intermediate landings
on Red river For freight passage having ae
VIRGTGIus c. DENTzEI.
fei5 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves FRIDAY. Feb H. AT 10 A. M
REGULAR OUACEtIFA PA Gig E,yr,
ffsT hInr Caihden, ChnnpHenoile, Trehton Monroe
lunbia, HaTrisonburs Trinity and All ntprms
~ iiae way md plaaasicn landings on oaaeia
passenger packet steamer Ca honI, j. d. Walker mas.
VII VIII lelse as above Forfregt pase having elegant
passenger accommodations apply on boaftI - = s"As
fell 4isios =. BsGdS s.l3i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst. al PM
FOR CINCINNATI--TIiE FfNE

, WsT N feSular pussehger sieaner AIIfitt, q
nson, master, will leave above. For freigh
EssszszzExsS& passage apply on board ~
fei6 T1RGINIUS G. DENTZEL4
Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
YOU DIES GLAIsE.

s.a4 Leaves FRIDAY 18th inst at ~ NJ,
FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZEs.-
~ ANEW steamer Flora Temple, D. Glasscock
smasteF will leave for the point (yia PIpoue
lakes freight and passengers for ali landngs
on the route. For freight passage amply board
slRGlNluS G. nESTZEI.
teIu Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst, Mt s p. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, LAKE BISTE-
~ h mean and Red River Regular Semi Monthly Packet
s-Leaves New 0resns every alternate Saturday
For Mndea, Moscow, Boones Landing, Port Boli-
Pine Bluff Greggs Landing Spring Bayou Gawihon,s
landing Grand Bayou Goushatta, Campte, Grand Eeore ST.
Maurice Montgomery, Alexandria, and all intermediate land
ngs Red Ryef fine and fast running passenger steamer
Milton ReIf Charles HALT master, win leave above.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI,
fei5 z5I. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Leaves on SATURDAY February Ia at 5 p NJ
FOR SHREYEP0RT, G r. AMI

i MtUiS SITE REpORT, G RA ID
rice, Montgomery, Cotie Alexandria Norman,s
lsarbn's and all intermediate landings on Red
fserTle new elegant draught and running pas.
senger packet Grand Duke, Samuel Appepae master
will leave AZ above For freight passage apply board
= YIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.
lei Advertising Apen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. IS at 5 p. NJ.
Cincinnati md New Orleans Express Line.
FOR C1NCINNATI-THE REGULAR
f1sS passenger steamer Switzerland, Capt. j, r
schenck, Will leave above For freight pas
zSss=szEzssEe usage apply on board.
YIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th INST at5P NJ
REGULAR SHREVEPORT II. s..
49, n, Mail Passenger Packet-For Shreveport Grand
i3ayon coushatta, Campte, Grand Eeore ST. Man.
rice, Montgomery, Dnrands Cotile Alexandria
Nomans Babn's and all intermediate landings river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet b. L.
Hodge. q n. Marshall master, will leave above and
every alternate Saturday throughout the For freight
or passage apply on board
VIRGINIUSC C, DENTZEI.
ielo Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

No. magnificent fast running passenger naclet steam
Llxxie SinmonS George H. Kirk mas.
viii leave as above, for Camden Bench fIills
snet bah Gnainpegnele Wilmington Moro Pigeon Hills
Caryvile Marie Saline Alabama Landing Ouachitn CIV nc
omond Month pArbonne, Trenton, Monroe Pine Bnf 90
unba Harfisonburg Trinity aid all Intermediate Isndns
FOR freight or passage, having unsurpassed
80 vIRGfNIHS O. DENTZFI
=, r, Advertising Agent,
with pryllege Of rashlpring The scarner innne IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17


- africans Passenger PAekot--For St Louis Cairo
Hickman, New Madrid Memphis all fnterme
andngs-The fast running and splendid
passenger packet steamer ChOctaw, d. H. Silver master
Will leave above. For freight apply
NIRGINIUS g. DEkTXET.
E fe16 - Advertising Agent
HgThe Choctaw will pay particular attention ali way
plantation business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb ri atbP AZ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS

~ II Packet Line-Regular u. s. NAH PasEefssSSy
Memphis and the BendsThe fine first clsss pas
senger packet steamer EclfDse Sno;s ,1is
ter will be ready TO receive freight on Monday al liz fat If
apply on board - = y pass'se
feI6 ofsc. ~ I'D T.. g. sf Eildl,
his line connects At Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with sinarar nc
cts for 81. Louis and Louisville - M pea'i pAoS
has- adams Express carried rev,la'v bv this Line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Leaves THURSDAY. Feb. q. at Up. NJ
FOR ATTAKAPAS VIA pLA-
Ry auemne.Ihe fast running and light draft steam
Gossamer, j. p. Foigay, master will leave
above taking freight and passengers for Der
Centervle Franklin, Gharenton, Jeanheie New Iberia
Mernsve Fasse Ponte and all intermediate landings Fol
freight passage apply on board
NIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL,
fell Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
TBYsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

leaves m 81 TIJRDAY Feb. Dis, NJ 3 I. N -
For TEGNsAS AND BAYOU iA-
<-5 : con--IOwer Tensas, Bayou Macon. Floyd, Moni-
elIA64 Aceilo Deeield Cfockets Point Warsaw Trinity
MI intermediate landings on bayou Macon and
rSs1The new light drangIt passenger packet Andy
EW1fon j. Hasep, master, viii leave as above. For
freight passage having unufpasscu apply
~ yIRGINIUS C. DENTZEt.
fel7 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Leaves on MONDAY. 2Nth inst nj bP NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
HS% M--For Grand Ecore Natchitoches Tiger Island
Maurice Faveron's, Montgomery, Dnrand's
Bgstons Month Of Cane river, eotile, Aiexan
dria Sonans Bafbns and all intermediate landings
RiverThe magnificent and fast running passenger packet
Sioux City, Sam. LAWSON master, Wilt leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board.
yIRGINIUS @. mENTZEI,
fef3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

FOA SAREVEPOEW, GRAND
~ n Bayou Campte, Grand Ecore St. Maurice Cotile
Alexandria, Gorons NoEmon's, BaIhn's and al
intermediate landings Red river-The new, ele-
% draught and swift running packet
Starligh Charles Hayes, master r. Hayes clerk will
leave above For freight passage having fine aoeomoda
TONS apply on board -
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEI,
fel3 Advertising Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
FROM LAWRRNCR.
LAwaENce, Mass., Jan. l2.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. IL.
Atthe Inquest to-day, Jesse Glover, overseer Of
the repair shop, tastifed that he had at times seen
cracks in the walls but nothing that be considered
serious He said that the building was weak bot
apprehended no trouble Did not think It as strong
as such buildings usually are. The boiler appear
ed perfectly sound. It was in o separate buidina
Mr. Chase, agent Of the mill testified as to his
eseape. He said there was less weight at the end
which fell than at the other. Four ny frames had
been moved that day to another place which
weighed a ton and half There were probably
500 persons in the building. He did not know how
the fre caught. The Essex Company built the mill
He did no. kot know how it was constructed
There were cracks on esch side OF the chimney in
the building esused by the sWaying Of the chimney.
The chimney had broken away from the building
and iron had been placed around TO strengthen it,
but not from any fear Of the building itself. There
have been no new cracks near the chimney for two
years, and know Of no other cracks in the build
ing Was less motion in the building than in 9th
ers. He considered it safe, as il hsd stood six
years.
John Patterson, oVerseer In the weaving room
in the basement, testified IS to his escape. Had
heard the statement that the building was unsafe
bat never noticed anything about The building 70
make him think so.
Mr.. CorIess who put in the shafting had told
Vim, an OTerseer, that be did not consider the
building safe. BE also understood that be bad
sad that Two uprlgnt snhIts HOuio IN tlMe suAAe
the end of the building out. Don't think
that there were over thirty persons employed
in my room were killed. There were 304 employed
there last Monday.
John Pinder, ,'Woolen manufacturer, testified that
be, with others. helped what they could. We got
the roof of and took out the machinery, wood
and bodies; some men were near me with lanterns
aud as they were not doing sny good, said, For
Gods sake take care Of these lanterns there
is cotton all around here % Saw men gOiBg to
a hole with two lanterns, and shortly amer saw
them come out With only one lantern. In mo-
ment after he saw the flames; the men ran into the
crowd, he after them, but could not catch them
The lanterns were guarded ones and think they
were filled with oil. IT fire took from loose cot
ton hanging about the card ng machine.
Richard Il. Plummer testified thst various men
went TO work TO clear away With axes and bars
and two men had lanterns to see to work by. By
some accident one lantern broke or fell and when
the flames struck the cotton, the hrs at once
sprung up.
The inquest viii last several days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY. Jan. l2


The Union Meeting at the Capitol tonight was
attended by fully 1900 persons, while an untold
number were excluded from the great outer hall Of
the Capitol by inability to sdmitiaHee.
The Hall was packed as closely as men could
stand, the speakers occupying the landing at the
top Of the stairs leading to the Senate Chamber.
The meeting was called to order by Hon. Wauk-
lin Townsend, ex Mayor OF the city, who nonina-
ted Hon. Garrett F. Lansing as President
Vice p esiden's and Secretaries were nominated,
among whom were members Of all political
parties
Mr. Lansing, on taking the chair, made brief re.
marks on patriotic objects Of the meeting
Mr. Raymond was called forward and received
with loud cheers and rounds Of applause.
When order was restored Mr. Raymond said that
It was ilst in order to return thanks 10 the Legis
Iature for the use OF this fine ball, Mr. R. spoke
at some length. His remarks were very effective,
aud ELECTED round af.er round Of applause, At
the close three hearty cheers were given for the
speaker.
Gov. Seymour was called forward and received
with applause. His speech was an eloquent and
able plea for State rights and the privilege of each
independent sovereignty to regulate and control
its own affairs, He concluded with an earnest ap-
peal to the North, and especially to the State Of
New York, to set the seal Of separation upon the
present agitation, that threatens SO much danger
to the Union.
Jno. v. L. Prayn reported the resolutions, which
ore lengthy, aud expressive Of devotion TO the
Union, aud condemnation Of both extremes,
North and South, where ultraism would sndangsF
its integrity.
A lstter was read from -Prosi len Van Buren,
expressing sympathy with the meeting.
The meeting adjourned with loud cheers for the
Union
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

AK OFFICER STABBED.-0n Wednesday after
noon a warrant was Issued for the arrest ola young
man named OLeary, for disturbance. OLeary
lives on the West Side, and the warrant was put
into the hands Of Neville and KFi'z West Side po-
lice. They went to the house and found tho young
man in. but his father stood in the door with a
loaded rife, and threatened TO shoot The first man
who dared 10 enter the house. While psrleying
with him The young man escaped out back door,
but was captured by the police who took him 10
prison.
Subsequently they returned to the house to ar
rest the old man for resisting officers when be
showed fight, and in the scufie stabbed Neville in
the thigh. He was then steured and taken to the
COuBty Jail.
The wound Is flesh wound and is not danger.
Ous
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

A ACARD-I would announce thas my second term
in singing, for adults, WiTlbe eonmensea On Friday
evening, January 18th, 1860 The Ruglnsntary
Branches viii be thoroughly taught; and lsdiss and
gentlemen wishing thorough knoWlsdgs of nOta.
ton and singing at sight, win do vel to improve
this opportunity, as this win be the last courss
may have this season
The sJuBILKR" win be used as taxi book The
Tuition for the term Of Twenty lessons VII be Plae-
ed ct 81, 90 for ladies, aud 81 50 for genns1asn-
The cooperation Of Clergymen Of different demon
nations is respectfully solicited as one Of the groAs
objects Of the school win be the prasties OfPsaln'
ody. Chatting, and Church Music, which viii SsrTs
to enable singers Of the different societies who nag
attend to unite on occasions where large chorus
is desired.
have also class for children, which nssts eV'
cry Saturday morning Al 10 O'Clock
Private instruction giEsn in Vocal Music, Piano
and Guitar. Apply At ny rooms between he houTl
Of 9 o'clock A. n. and P, q.
A. BYRoS cHAsE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
TWPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
CHEESEMAN'S ]

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
UsHE COMBINATION G OF INGRE-
Il DIENTs in these Pills are the resalt Of loug and
extensive pracse Ths5 mild in their operation and
certain IN eoFrec liiregalaTtisE Painful BIsnsrua
stioas removing all obsTuciions, whether from cold or
etksrWiss bsalashs in the sic Dapislion Of the
heart whites all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue
PAL ia the back and limbs Eci, diauThed sleep which
rr,ss fro71 fafsrrup ion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the Of n ths treatment Of
those sgaaTes and obstrueions which have consigned
50 many thousands Of the yOan the beautiful and the be-
oFes TO a Prematsrs Gave No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
tafes place the general heaIth begins 20 odeclius
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are The most sGsctua remedy known for all COM
planis peculiar Females To all classes they laval
uabls iadrag if certainty perioaioa regularity. They
are known to tousan wha have used them at dferen
periods throughout the country having the Of some
Of the most eminent phgfriaHsin America. EzDef dsTee-
fioas sfasg heH aad H tey sR0uld not Be Hssd with
each Boz-she Pios One Dollar each boz, Containing 40
Pills.
valuable pamrh ct Be had free Of the Agents Pills
eEf by Mai pr1Piis By enclosing pce ~ the General
agent sud " Druggists generaliy.
n II HUrCHINGS, GeHeral Agent.
les Chambers r., New York
Sold ia Cleveland Al Wm. Fisk's and GaloTd 4 Ham
nond's. decleOWdEW:F20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

The MILITARY CoNoERT.-Let the concert to-
night at the Academy of Music not be forgotten.
Major Robinson has most marvellous power over
his fife, and makes it do any and everything but
talk, and almost that Those who have only heard
that instrument upon the street il the ordinary
fife and drum accompaniment will be astOnished to
find how much music there is in It when handled
By master. Maj Nevins is probably the greatest
drummer in the country, If not in the world. His
feats upon the drums, playing twelve at once, and
all correctly and harmoniOusy cannot fail to please
and surprise his audience. Go to the Academy Of
Music tonight and hear them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
MISSOURI NRWs.
PROM WAsHiNGTON,

EAOM hA8hkM GEON.
WAsHISeTON, Jan. 10.
The Senate in executive session confirmed the
following U s. Consuls:
W. L Patterson. OF Miss, 10 Genoa
T. Moran, 10 Yaentia
Of Trinidad
M'rstOn. Of Kansas, 10 KingetOn, Jamaica.
= n. W. smith, OF Mississippi, Consul General at
COnstantinoDle
K. Runnells, Of Texas. 10 San joan del Sur.
:. W. Aagill, Of ILL.,, 10 SavauiIia.
L. Dent, Of California, 10 GuJsmRs.
L. W. Talbut, Of N. Y, to Dublin.
y. B. Wells, Of N. Y to Burmuda.
I. II, HGrsee Of n Y, to LambazeRue
2. w. Fox, 10 Plymouth, Eng.
9. II, LeavenWorth, Of n. Y, TO Bay Islauds.
J. Cunning ham, to Seville. Spain
Springer, Of Pa, 70 Dresden
L. Gulls, TO Santanda, Spain.
Inc following surveyors were confirmed
r. Stewart Columbus KY W J Werden, Troy
H. W. Davis, Detroit Mich G. W. Tiba1s,
Erie, Pa.
Also the following
A. Greenwood, Commissioner Of Indian AZ
tairsi Z. Geary, Supt Of Indian Affairs in Ore.
gon aud Washington Territories; g. S. ScoonoVer,
OF Pa, IDdian AGENT Upper Missouri Agency; 8.
+. kendriek, OF Miss, Indian Agent Of New Mex
ico; b. w. NeHeomb, Indian Agent Of Oregon;
W. b. Moore, Indian Agent Tor the Omaha
Agency.
The following PosLmasters we. confirmed:
J johnson, Wooster, o.; A. G. Holden, Carlo
H.; Z. NJ Dennis, Wsukegan, III J. Ryan DecA
t1r, IL; E. Green, Galantine, H.. H. NJ Walker,
Detroit
Also H Hancock. Collector Of San Diego, Cal
forniS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
From CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. IL.
The annual message Of Gov Randall Of Wis
eonsin. was delivered to the Legislature to-day
The Safe Finances are shown to be in 3 pros
porous condition.
The Slavery question is discussed at consdera-
bic length, the Governor taking Republican view
OF the various questions involved in that sub
iect
The Governor favors the policy providing for the
emigration OF the fIee DegrOss TO Central or South
America. He recommends that Congress be me-
morialized on the subject
lie says that the provoking riots at Harper Fer
~ were the offspring Of the fOrcibls attempt to
plant slavery in Kansas and the legitimate fru Is
OF the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
He denounced the disuniOn sentiments avoEed
in the Halls Of our National Legislature as unpa-
triotie, undgnifed and disgracefuI. He declares
that every tempt at disuGiOn should be rewarded
with the halter