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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

Tgx C..E OF RICHARD REALF-The following let
ter it appears, wac written to the President by Richard
Reslf who accepted the Office Of Secretary Of State
under John Browns Provisional Government
AUSTIN, Texas. Dec. 4, 1859.
To Bis E-ssieasy, he President q DE Usisd STATE.
Sir: Having recently observed, from the papers
which have reached hsdistan region, that the dscOy-
cry of the correspondence Of John Brown has dis
closed my former connection with him as Secretary OF
State under the " Provisional Constitution adopted
ar Chatham, C. W., May 10, 1858, have thought II
nv duty 20 state 10 you that whe hive had no con-
necon eitherwi'h Brown any Of hs party 9nee tho
beginning Of june 1883 and no knowledge OF the re-
eusctaton Of the organization, which died out ~ tho
reriod Of and in consequence of my detection there
FROM and although have, since my return from Eu-
rope in April last, resided wholly in the southern
States, aeauttng 10y self az law-abiding citizen, J.
yet am perfectly willing by ason OF nay coaylctoa
that the organization and the insurecton alike
cruel and wicked 70 surrender myself TO tne autno
lies of the United States or of ihc State Of Virginia. IN
order If it be necessary, TO suffer the penalty oi my
egregious folly.
have, aimee the date Of the nsarrscpn, been once
or twice dissuaded from offering myseR as witasss,
on the ground that the violated majesty OF The ~" "a'
being amply and fully vindi 1ted. ,.s.,D..a g.,
BY reason, however OF the recently assosJd iaSs
that the insurrection occurred tnder the snspcee "a
the provisional Consttuton, naso 80 .shI;y,
on account of the possibility OF my connecon wiz
the DISSOLVED organization o. iS to ssprsss
INV lnoness 10 expisie, 20 the last degree, the cor
sequences of my atC"ss Sianssr For s ssSn
that whereas when an n,;on. wvuid nayy ase
Sou,berner am ALEC willing to die in proof Of che
sneeyity Of my present principles. IT, thcfeforc, tho
error OF the past involves me in the present pnnsn-
ment, am content 70 redeem su,h error bysufferng
such punishment. u
reside in this city, from which shall not absent
uytef until you have communicated yosf desires or
decision in this matter s SIS Us 4sIlss
i have the honor to remain. Cir e. ,1as9A.' q
5a Yow Excellsney most ooedisnt ,er yl sbr.fr
verbatim copyof the above has also been mailed
20 Gov. Wise Of Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06
New9lork Daily 1ibm,ts
MARRIED.


CARRIER--HAMILTOH-o On "Wednesday, Jan by the Rev.
d. Dvnbw Mr. John Carrier of Middle Heddnn, Conn, 20
Mn. May r. HAMILTON OF New Y ork.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, jan >, by the
Pew. H. Fisher Of Utica M John Morton treomtD
Miss H. Fannie Bloc kstone, ouy daughter of tie Hon "yM
Blackstone Of this city.
KEELKRSALTER-In this city, Thursday, Ian 5, at AL
SoDts' Church by the Rev H. o. Fogg sr Ezra W. heeler
OF this city 80 Mise Maggie saieT Of oIanf I'd Coun.
LANRENCE-MINFR-Un Thursday Jan. .. by the Rev.
FsDcis j. EsIvks d. D. IL. Abraham T. Lawrence, jr,
70 Eliza W. daut liter Of the lste Dr.. VIM Miner.
MuLFORD-TOLES-On "Wednesday, jan ., by the Rev: 81 .
Strong Saratoga Spring. n w. Lewis MuoTd to Carrie
eldest daughter Of the Rev Lyman Toes both Of Brooklyn
EICKERSON-BENkETT-Ou Monday Jan q In Brooklyn,
Long Island by the Rev. Cyrus ID. Foes, NJ Nj 1eson NJ d.
Of Deep River Conn., to Ms Ksiio e. Bennett OF Es' Gie
REYNoI Ds-LoUNsBERR "Wednesday, Jan g. al the
residence of the brides father by the Rev sloe samuel
REYNOLDS of Sarah L. Only daughter OF Newman
Lunsbeiry ESQ.,, JsdefPon Valley Putnam County N. T.
ROBBIRS-MORRlS-On wednesday Jan. 4. M the ChnFch
OF the oily Coamnnicp by the Rev. Dr. Auhlen5eIg George
A. Robbins to Susan a., daughter OF William Lewis Morris
RAW1IN $50 LMENDORF-A G.7cs Church by The Rev.
Dr. TAYLOR Dr. Augustus RawiingI Of hswA to biiss
Unsdilla Elmer doif Of 1iyoh
IIAkSON--MoRGAN-At Bergen Icint, n. j Tuesday
jan az hopfe 81 Mr. Cherts Davis the brides IN e Dy
the Rev samuel g. D4ys assisted by the Rev. Corn-hos X
Duhe Livingston a. shannon Of Brooklyn, 70 Mary A., young
Get daughter Of late David g. MoTgsn Of Warrington d. T.
gTRON j-MOE-In Brooklyn Tues5sy, jan 1850 by the
Rev Dr. X. ". ClRIk, Nnasn o. Strong to Lizzie n Moe
WALKER-DREw--At RleskWers Island, on WearesSsy
ian le0 by the Rev. Mr. JaisoD, Wni }. Wslko- OF At
hany 10 Miss DTew second Of D. d. Drew
$50 Superintendent OF " OH houts.
Albany papeIs please copy. - - ........- F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.

SAILING OF THE BALTIC AND NORTH STAR.
The steamship Baltic sailed from her dock foot Of
Canal street. yesterday afternoee for Aspinwal She
took out a good freight and partial compliment Of
pasaepgers for California. Tho steamship North Star
asc sailed from her dock foot of Warren street. yese-
day afternoon for Aspinwall, with the United States
mails and passengers . t-as ,aE
DISASTERS ON TIE wEsTERS RIVERS roR 1859.
The 81. Louis Democrat gives a detailed statement
of the explosions burnines and sinkings on the West
ern rivers during the year 1859, from which we take
the following fgures rF
Steamboats, SINK }ome which subsequently edl 60
Steamboats, burned.. .,
Steamboats, lost by explosions.
seun hosts roded stean'ppes GO.
Lives by steamboat tsaste the Western MYERS ddf
irg the year.. .oSo
Estimated loss Of property. seso0o
AMERICAN SAILORS AT TIE MOUTH oT rHz PEIHo-
The calculating, long-baeked dplomstists OF the
United States, who bad sent their Aduir and bnvoy
10 reap the advantages for which Engllshmen were
6RhtiDe and dy ing, forgot that there were certain
pfoIDpngs Of the heart which override all selfish con.
alterations and that In short, Flag-ofcer Iatna
observed I" blood is thicker than water, aye than
ink either An American boat visited one Of our yes
ses and on wishing to leave her, the officer found all
hs men had got out of the boat. After some delay,
they were found, looking very hot, snoke-begrined,
and fghtiah Halloa, SIR" said the officer, with as-
Beg pardon said the gallant fellows looking very
bashfdI "they were very short-handed at the bow
gun, Sir and 80 we gved them q help for fellowship
sake" They had been hard at it for an hour Gallant
Americans! You and your Admiral did more that day
10 bind England and the United States together than
all your lawyers and petfoeging politicians ave ever
done to part us. lBiackwoodr Magazine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

At n late meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Church Apii-slavery Society the 22d December II
was announced thai the prize Of 800 for the best
showing that the Bible gives no warrant or allowance
to Chaiiel-slavery had been awarded TO manuscript
which proved to be furnished by Isaac Allen Of ober
lin, Ohio. Another OF 800 IL now offered by tie
Society for the best tract on this question:
How shell Northern Chans and Churches abolve shana
seves ffou 81 Tesportls Connection with SngoFy ~ Ml
scripts competing for this prize b. with sasd snya
oJe containing tho and address u the aaio the
nsry flhe Chmrh AnslsyerJ soeIcty the Rev Henry u
-Cbes.s, !er tH o., .9.Seslisak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

T,,re sr eight yelpels in course o. c3n-unston ~
I.Se s S,g Is viz: Al the yard Of Mr. E6sn snsS,
sp SO SO ,aas 4, ;Ss he yard yard Of M Me- William Car
slip Of so taSs nns Al the yard Of Charles H.
eI, ga Co bark Of 500 tuns and scnOonss .,
1 IN dom 1O he model of the Iowa. for AsssS sum
ncy s%assy Carrier. AZ The yard o. ~ 900 ss.
cen bark % q H. NJ, '0 Cyms Buraham, at Salisbury
Point hsni"s fe''" EssNtggggl Is's's 'snIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

STEAM on ConaoK RoAps.-we learn from TAG
Practice! N,cAaaies' Jo1raaI that hesrs. y. Whit
ham L. Son, Leeds England, have recently csnstruetod
aud shipped for San Francisco, one Of Barrans ifae
uon engines for common .roads 20 Do reshiPped ffem
thence around CaTe St. Lucas, through the Gulf 81
cjiforria and up the Colorado River to Fort fara'
from whsIec & goes icland some sAi'y miles = 'oe
tcI5ers Of Ito Great Desert Its purpose . sef'ase
aSty miles back AID Oh across this Desen,
he own water, snl conveying ore from and Pro'''is
10 he Ma,iposs ooppsr miass, sors hlheF,o anp
prssent done BY ,eves, SstR n hi s'sec ness ~,
i, dfaps. ], dIsw thiny. Use tls - pe irpa saa -
man. al dc rate 81 hye miles per hqns "a 'e'' va
-, c-..,.os,,, I-riveys;ty Of IIeidelberg s's'S's
ga ,.lr,s 81 :. HON 80 are In Theology s1i,
ne " NSIAps, eaa u y f6aP'g a.! s.Si a's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

LAM surKnron CoPPER.--The total amount Oh
conner sbipped from Ontonagon for the season JuS'
slo-ed is 2,CC6 tuns. This s 10 tuns hss """ ''0
amount shiPged las. yess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06
CTPREME COURT--Ciiy and Co9Di SyS 81 ~

&UfAb1sai1a1s TxsUuITNAN snd THOMAS .. WHITMAN
ss WILLIAM ~ a iDr sb B5yS .e5 You
ooHsets o,( aud required 20 sns"eI inc -i,s ~
ss scos hrb ts dsy sa = ses S R Il Tie CITY Ha
in ~ Of Ts,sYorE and % seIye copy ~. 10 c8
~. ffe subscriber, ~ ne srrvee
tas sac X2 cifx within twenty days hie tho
f:s samrrs or yOa el0ys Of sS ssy %IlD tie @s
ssd zcs ~ 20 h this action Will take Hss
,eo for fEo nr o heen haudre5 spa ono tbousand
~. snd 6fyns the tsm q n dlsSs nom
dsiy doss ntsest on two h9shgo aud eighty dollars
ss psesnbeT s. ard interest on sDs psssbsT IS lisa
sAs' ss'"e ToD EsEED sCUDDER, PiaD'in A''''D'"
''azaageRI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06
FROM MISSOURI.

SLAVERY AND MISREPRESENTATION OF CHAR
TER, FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, TO TIE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, BY THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF Observation-Disclosures
PRESCRIPTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06
feaal Notices.

PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County NewYok notice Is hereby gyen 10 all
sos having claims Ugsest GERTRUDE LEO0EII late Of me
fy N New ork Deceased present the with Vouchers
sreeI 10 the subsebsT az che oes OF hAtLEs A. NAY
tsnfh day al Mry pext.p ated New orb Nov. D 1850
All iaw6mFn JOHN II. LEGCETT, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

ally seemed doubtful which would nap IT, first, until
Of isnath tho baronet having uDwound the pugilists
defense, dropped bis hands, with thank ye and sat
down. On Heenan's leaving the room, the baronet
expressed himself dissatisfied with his position and
told U.s. as he he's recently Eltcd in The L0ndoR FieiG
that if he stood in that way before Tom Sayors, the
champion would whip him in less than fifteen minutes.
Though we expressed no opinion in reply, we did not
agree with Sir Grantley the subject, aud we only
describe the occurrence because the accomplished
baronet has referred 10 the interview himself IN The
columns of The London Ifei1 and there repeated his
expressions made 70 us when here. In due time we
shall see whether sayers viii so easily find his way
through the American champions guard, and whether
Sir Grntley was right or wrong"
Asa sketch Of the performances in the ring Of the
English champion, who ia 10 c0nleet for HE hgny
Dr1ed insignia oil pu.listic honor with American
gladiator rhy possibly prove interesting at che present
tine, we appreheAd brief outline of his career. =.
Tom Sayeis was born at Pimlico, near Bnghtoni ~
Sussex in the year 1896 and for several years woIneo
"a, The occupation of brcklayer in h,s you.n
moment he tould gain VIVA devoted 70 atnieas
aid wrestling and boxing were bi' "a and sk;i
lie soon acquired reputation for co1iuso anu shli
ans ng hs COMPANIONS as bis early enn'ts we're CHAR
acienzed by science and regular mooo oi spssnng.
His rst match of any note for money va WIKI iei.oW
wsmaD, named Abe Coucn' lUt 20 sv o.. 10, 90
s,d had already fought and won two battes. Sayers
Soss,ed him easy ia twenty minutes ard BALI and
liza peroy,anas eapfcd him % DO rnatchsd against
Dan Collins q woFkhown game hshter. .A'tes !Ho
adiounments in CONSEQUENCE VI Interference by Che
au,hortic. and darkness comicg GU they met on the
cOtb a. ksiil ls5i ard Saysss proved the victor IN
eishis Jour mibuet aud forty -fuar rounds HIS neS
e, auy Was with Jack Grant very tosgifaple soxeIi
fcr $500 IA tide. Jm,e 90 1852 ana asen victory
crew ned him. aji.r a ccntest of two henru and ms
nirut,s. JGek Martin VIVA next mptehed AGaihss nl'ul
for $3.50 side, January 20, is1t bat was ooiprua %
cue, nmb 70 HE superior science and opdnrano inh'5
Dls gi2s'sA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25


The Pony Expftss with san Francisco dates to
the lfth iIIst 1frged heIe lgsf night am
The various County DtulocFahc Committees
throughout the State have been holding meetings
and have divided into Douglas ana hrpckenridge
wings zach iir lsion calling separate county con.
veutons 10 elect delegates TO one or the other OF
the Deuocfafic State Electoral Conventions
All these County Committees were composed
last year, Of Adnlihlsilauan Democrats They
nov, average about an equal nnmber Of Douglas
and Brookonfit gt Ineh.i This q q favorable iHdi
cation Of the DOpglaa strength in the State, as
the Anti lecoaptgn wing o. the party composed
last year almost entirely Of Douglas men, was
moi reprtsehted ID aay Of til7 county committees.
Iti nndomt0od that the siXteenth Slate Sena-
tore VINO hold over aud will vote for L s. Sena.
tor next winter are equally divided.
The Eld0rado oquny Democratic Committee
have had two meetings, and stood ave for Rreek'
emldge four for DOuglus aud three on the fence.
The Breekenfidge men have called u COnven-
tion Tor the Sd of September, and the balance q
ne Convention adjourned til today With'nt
Thiriyss,ven Damocrats Of Nevada county
who supported the Administration last year have
published a long address 20 the Democracy Of
that county, urging them 20 support Doug jas ana
johnson. The list is headed BY Jno X MeOon-
nell
The Topleomne county Dimocratc Central
Committee met at Sonora on the 9th inst, and
eight members were present and one proxy. They
stood Eve for Breckenridge and four for Douglas
and beng unable 70 agree they separated, The
hfeokQnill 3 AlH ca lltd ~ eftutlo y oonett'
for Sept. lst. aud the Douglas branch On the S0lh
inst
The San Jose Reporter aiter putting up the
Breokenridge and Lane Tag has pulled it down.
A hrd ecc0cfed at Grass Valley on the 9th de-
stroying s. buildings LOss e35 900.
The patronage Of the Pony kNpress Is greatly
increasing siHoe the trips are inside IN due time
aud news Of the sale arrival OF all letters sent
eastward. ..--
The new buildings being put up on the Expires,
route are sixty feet square, with stern walls elgh
lsethigh, being designed to serve as forts wheu
] necessary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

WHFAT-sales Of fair Ohio AZ Sl,ssi common
white inniaua at 81 ,a0laG amber Illinois at Slio
an So; On .llgr sffnG ~ tl,ftlals2 Nilitfr It.i
Wesiaia it 4ltgtai w sFhiia ktutuckF AZ tl,itf
whfte Canadian ,2ei rel North Cafoii NJ AZ
gi,sE uqV- vhiIe s01lhein IA private terms [the
"a mort dttiaIld = noIa onfhe aud prices have "A.
vanoed - buEincas i much fesfrietqd BY me
limiio s6prir 0 sQund shipping parcels,
RNH-Quidt nt ltiIit. NFeh
nNt n Ne-a,rtdF at l0c, - ~. NhF
Go -esies 90 bus At q n A'fo for soand
mixed Neeisru. iarkat more active alo better,
OfTts-Shalo frmer. aalos ~ ast129ko iotwest-
ern and Canadian; md &C ipf state
p0Rk-rower cor mosai steady inr prime5 Sales
of 40 bbis At tg 25 8ih for new mess; tle00 for
ior ola mess; sif121lf,25 for new prime; SlaGl3 .
for n prime Sis,B for thin mess; ~ for western
mi me- iftast S20,t fnr clear. NH Niflaqs FrnU.
HEEF,--karl1st qaiHt and steady. .Ssles Of 500
bba - sls0slt g for oqantry primei 4i0of4b,a0
lor COUNTRY measi sssAlah0 Tor rspacked MOSS sl
MESS I5EEF| |pnlI; slaais. = ~ -g
RERR III klISIYery quier Small sales 1T 100
nc ior Stafe;I and I060isc TOR western ~ eIs
GIT RiEATr- scarce and nominal. Sales at
qH6og1Sr Tor shghlters; llc for hams. & q IL
IaAhB Altikcs more active. Sales Of b25 bbls
BUTTER-sallias q, l2al6e for Ohio, lt@aos
0aRBsR-stqady. sales Al s@lo.6e igE info
rior 70 prime, 'friI o A ..iaal ----f II s.itt -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

Beef,moss Fbbl -
do prime mess Ia
Pork, mess Mol 20 00a21e25
do do ho.2
Hams,su 4eWt y 00al3 %
do c'try eu'd. 9 00al0 %
Bacon, sides....
Shoulder sug c IA 9 %
do county cd 8 O0s
Butter, VIZ. 2 70 II ais
do roll........... 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

EL0l s-Saies looo0 bbls S, 1883 for snperine
slAti to3slJ Tor extra state; 80 i0l96,2l Tor su-
arc Ne7terni t5,2oe95,5Q for common to medium
ssIs ,, s.serRi ~ for shipping brands extra
fOunl lqopeq VnlO- Market opened with demand
more 11ftVe, berth for, export and home cenguup-
a9ni 9uq .he MARKET has adta.csd 569l0c per b6l,
VIII lolaeis eenet9lly diaposed 70 insist On very
CANADIAN ELoUR-salea 100 bbls; At 8. .loa
so Tor superrnei q5iali5 80 ior eomm0r 70 cboiee
RYE ELfODls-=htoadg and UNCHANGED Sale At
55,4Od4,2 20 for common % choice Eupsr1ins.
CORN lIEALz-Steady. Sales Ct $3.50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25
COMMEROTAI.
CLRYRI.ANn nIARKRT-AuG. "a.

FLOUR-Quist. No sales reported this afier.
noon.
WHEAT-MaEket suiet. Sales on Change were
4cars red at sI,u3, on track cars do. at Sl,G6
car mixed at Sl5O5, and cars white at Sl,le, on
track. This afternoon there are reported 1000 bush
red, on track at sl,O2; car 10 at sI0s; and cars
white, on track, at 10. Receipts are 2O,s9O
CORN-euiet at 45c.
OATS Scarce and arm at 24c.
RXE7Tbs first car load Of the season was report
ed this afternoon at Sc from store.
HIGHWINES-7s bbls At lsj1e.
BUTTER-sales shalf-bbIs Central at iOlle, and
s kegs DO at same.
CHEESE-salss ton at 7@7J6e.
SEEDS Sale few bush timothy at S2,75
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ARRTVlL oB rIIE CITY OF BALTT
- H.L-L-L M0RE. ~ LLL


The aeanship eity Of Baltimore from Liver
pool AuEut l5th, Ma QuennstoFh 10th Passed
Sha was boaFded BY the news yacht Of the As
solicited Pres, and summary Of her news Oh
The steamship Jura. frem New York. arrived
At Queenstown on the 18th --
rhestedmship North Briton from Quebec ar
rrillai q lonlonderry on the llth. ftTu
NE news ny The City Of Baltimore hnot Of
etriEinr imroftante. ~
Fitssn hundFed English troops are to be land
ed ih syria from 4he deet IfL NH
EiFhiaeR hundred Garihaldians had landed IN
IGarhsidi : reported 20 have been IN Naples 20
eonier win the Fevoiutlouary leaders! 20
Naples had been proclaimed "a q state Of slege.
Of Wills franca, and actively oppose Gsribaidi
rhe City Of Baltimore has 600 passengers.
LIREsPOoL MhRKET,-Iu tie Liverpool cotton
market the sales Of Monday and Tuesday were
a1o lales. Market el1sed arm hnd prices zds5-
7sd hifhen fH
BsesdstDEs firm, and wheat and corn slightly
eif, f.,.,,.s am ll DHHIfE
coHsols eaS9sb for money At-
Latest Via Queenstown liverpool l6tl-Sales
Market buoyant and 3 niger since The depar-
tins Of the Arabia
Breadsiuls stready.
PrQyiSons dull RfE.HE EfHf
Cotton unchanged. Sales go bales.
Coffee trIner and more sctiye; 5000 bags Rio
on private terms
Sugars both raw and refined, very dull and
heavy, No sales OF change al
C0nsols have declined to 925S owing 80 warlike
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BUFFALO aIaRKET-AUG. "a.

FLOUR-Demand fair and market steady. Sales
l4p bbls At Sl75@5 for extra Michigan; S5@525 for
extra Ohio and Indiana. |ff r. =
WHEAT-In good demand and market FIRM =
Sales at g3g5c for choice No Chic ago Spring; Os
for red winter Illinois: 81 O9k for do Ohio IndiBna
and Michigad; Sl.I2dl,l3 for white winte.
OATS-Steady at ~ S6p2T56c-
WHISK Y-Steady az 20c.
c CANAL F3EIG1ITs-Firm. &C on -four; l5ikC
on wheat; 145s on corn TO New York.
LAKE LMPORTS-4Ol0 bbls -four; 550O0 bush
wheat; 52o0U bush corn; GOO bush oats.
CANAL EKpORTS-3iOOO bus wheat; COCO bus
cnrn. mn Inns ohts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25
osWEGo lIARKET-AUG. 24.

FLOUR-DuIl, but unchanged
fPHEAT-ln good demand, and market close
firm. Sales Of prime No 2 Chicago spring at 81, ,O3k
red 0hi9 at Sl,l3; red Indiana at Sl,H
CORN-Market closes about Ic better. Sales GOO
bus indiana at sic, and 1880 bus. 90. at 5kc; 500
bus. do. at 50, 1880 bus. choice do. at 22lsc.
Other grains quiet. 'll .s..
CANAL. RR observation-disclosures; SIC on flour
l0c on Wheat: 936c on Corn to New York.
LAKE IlIPURTS-9o7 7bbls -four; 177500 busheli
wheat; 7o50O bush corn; 900 bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-l322 bbls -four; 2llO0 bush
wheat 23lO1 bush corn p p r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

Three Rivers was brilliantly Illuminated last
night. The members Of the Legislature arrived
~ 10 O'Clock, attending the Prince tO MOntreal.
The Prince vas greeted at various points along
tne nFer- "A number ofEteamerE greatly decOrl-
ed met the Prince on the river He reached
Montreal e. 330n m A salute Of the royal artil-
lery was hred-i In Consequence Of the rain the
lauding was postponed tin 10 O'Clock 70 morrow
The illuminatiens are deferred 1000 speopla
were disappointed IN not seeing the Prince.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25
- FRolINEW YoRK.

NEW YoRE, Aug. q.
lifornia papers by the Ariel report that the
Fili Of the late Senator Broderick has been de
elared q forgery By experts.
be captain and mate Of the alleged slaveI
2ulaa AchoTn we're discharged to day.
ne sdudaon River Railroad Company are
~, y. % erect splendid depot o Broadway
= near the battery E-
1erssaqs CLARK an eminent member Of the
New Ork bar, died last sifhf 1890
"A complimentary dinner r5nt given Il 4av n
Mr, Martin, in honor 81 hil reysee rom ilc'ston
10 this city in a small boat =
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At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus 4 Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and teVe-
land Z Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Kavenna, &c. '-
At BraceHiile with hacks TO Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C. 10
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po
land. Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence b p. II.
W & G. r. h. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, Sup't.
Cleveland, Feb 9,lS59.
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hAsHtNoroNi Aug. p.
surgeon Whealan, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Medicine and Surgery, has been ordered on aiOur
Of inspection, and will visit the naval hospitals
and SICK quarters between Norfolk and Ports
mouth n H.
The steamer PoWhattan Is 20 be selected for
suecfal service IN the C2ulf
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THF PRINCE o. WALLS.

The Prince Of Wales leii Three Rivers at Z
O'Clock this ismoTling, and IS expected here at 3
Z. M The weather Is Exceedingly stormy. IL
is pouring with rain, aud il is feared the pro
grhmme Of 70 day viii be sadly inlerlered with.
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FROM BOSTON


A rumor, apparently well founded, states tbei
Gov. Banks lias accepted the Presidency Of tbe
Illinois Central Railroad and that in Consequence
he VIII declinethe re nomination for Governor 81
Massachusetts,.
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POLITICAL.

'aiEAPELPHIA, Aug "a
The Republica1s Of the'Ist Congressional Dis
trict Of New jersey have nolnlnafed Hon. John
Nixon forie-eiection an