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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

Ann Louise Allen eyl srI- eraH 4
Uns Morse, "a Rodney Coart Of Common Pleas,
4 + sisT sshssS, sSs S5sRSSe SsI S3 ahosa county.
fTHE SAID RoDREY III. MATHEWS
11 and CathsTine +. Oakley, who are nOn-reside1ts
Of the State Of Oh5 are n5tifed that the said PLAIN
tif, on the 18th day q June, lsl sd IN ssd go1rt
resident OF the county 81 as, in the state Of Ohio
and others stating 10 substance, that the Sd day
against the said RodHey n. Matheas, Whose Wiis
nhe then was, praying 70 Be divorced nom hlm tOT
the cause OF adultery with one Lucinda Milis, and
fhat aid Court, At the Novsmber term thereof
lssI, oieTsd the sid Rodney 70 pay her $50 a ali
thea Of lsS rid cause tried and decree enter
Gu AunuAlli-s oAu anu = ~
ny against ths said kodney in the sum Of 81 90 in
addition to the said sum Of sla0, which sums were By
said decree made charge ueon the Of the
said Rodney, situate in said county. The petition
In this case rther stsfes that the sald Rodney AZ
ter the iing Of said petition for divorce, to pre-
vent the collection Of such reasonable alfmony a.
the Court should decree TO her, on the trial Of sd
cause, without consideration pretended 70 eonveJ
ing described real estate, situate in said county to
the SAID samuel n atheNs, 20 Wit: Known - being
part Of original lot No So In the City Of Cleveland
bounded as follows: beginning the northadst cor
nsr q aid lot on TIE sonthsry line q ths Public
square; running thence sOuthery with the eastsrlY
line 81 said lot 70 stresti thence westerly
With the nOrthery lbe Of Ohamplan street q leets
tnene9 nurt ~ tl61e a,sle1 lsn tll.l Al Al
gtTeet % the Public square thence esLerly with tne
Public Square 81 feet 10 the piace Oi boginmng Al
50, that fhs said samuel Astheys reeeiyed sad deed
Tor the sole purpose of aiding the said Aodney IN
placing his interest IN .atd Premises beyond the
reach Of The plaintiff, and 10 defraud her.
Said petition further stGee5 that during the PEN
deucy OF anid petition tor divorce, the said samuel,
at the request Of the said Rodney, and for ths pur-
pose Of more eectualy placing said premises beyond
the reach OF said decree for aimony, nortgass the
aid real estate to the Bald tatherine y. oakley
who said pe5tion alleges had notice q the fraudu
lont In tentiOns Of the said Rodney and samuel.
The prayer Of said petition ig that the said Quit
Claim Deed, from the said Rodney 20 ths said Fam
ue be tet aside frandulenti that said murtgage.
a found 10 have been received in good faith be post
pcned to the said decree ofthe plinti an that the
aid premises % conveyed % said samuel oe sold b
order OF said Court; and that the pfoceed1 Of said
Ssle be applied--lst 10 the payment of the amount
due on said decree and costa entered IN fAyor Of
the paiDth and that ne re1idno 11ds the order Of
Ths sad Rodney q. Mathews aud Catherine T.
Oakley Rru also n0tihed that they are required to
answer said petition on before the 3st day Of Au
gust, 1851. 2 llI :. g. AArELL,
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MEfifinFa.
SdR0FULA, Oh KrNa's EVIL.
q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.f# DUhUFULA, Uh hlN0 b EVIL.
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL bis.
EASE soTgsgi2p Of s5s blood By Which III.
tho eirculation e pervadss the whole bodY and may
burst out In disease on any part Of It. No organ 4
free from Its attacks, nor Is there which 4 may
not destroy. The scTofnlous taiRt Is yariQusly
caused bE mercuEiai disease, low living disordsred
ta the depressing vices, and, above ALL BY the vene
real Injection. Whatever be ts origl e Is hsrodi.
% ehdrsn unto the third and foaFt snsrSSsio5S
Indeed, i aoom8 70 Be the rod Of Him who says 81
Will visit the ini0uities Of the fathers upon their
ia effects commence by deposition from the blood
2! corrupt on ulceTous natter which, In the lnag5
liver, and informal organs, Is termed tubercies; 10
the glands swellings; and on the surface eruptions
blood depresses the energies Of lie 80 that scroiu-
lous eonstitutions not only suffer from scroiul0us
stand the attacks Of other diseases; consequently
vast numbers FsFsh by disorders which, although
not crofuous In their nature are still rendered q.
tai BY this taint in the systom MOst OF tho cor.
sumption which deoimates the human family has lis
origin direotly in this EcrOfulous contamination;
brain, and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from OF
One quarter Of an our people are scrofuloua; their
persons invaded by this lurking Infection, and
their health il undermined b. it, TO cleanse It IRON
the syalem we must renoyate the blood BY altsra
tive mediclne and invigorate 1t by healthy food and
exercise. such medicine We supply IN
A 7 ER'S
CONPoUED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA,
tbs most efectual romedy which the medical skill
Onr times can devise for this everywhere prevailing
and fatal malady. Il Il combined from tho most
tive remedisls that have been discovered for the
Rursatlon Of this fonl disorder from the blood and
the rescue ot ths System from its destructive cOnse
quencus. Hqnce u should be employed for the ours
Of not only Scroula, bat also those other affections
which arise from II, such ERUPTLVH enl SEn
| DIsEAsEs, ST. ANIHoNYs FIRE, Rose, or ERYsTPE.
| LAS, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs, BLOTOHEs, BLAIHs, ant
| BoLsI IUhoRs, TETTER and SALT pUUEH, SoAgg
/ HEAD, RINgwORM, kHEUAATIsM, -HILfFiC alG
1 MERCURIAL DIeEARRs, DROPsT, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILe
/ IfY, and Indeed, ALI gOMPLA INTs ARISING FRoR
i NllLATED on IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belle IL
''impurity OF the blood" Is founded In truth, t0l
scrOiula Is degeneration Of tho blood. The partic
ular purpose and virtue OF this Sarsaparla s 10 pu
riy aud regeneTate this vital iuid, without which
| sound health Is impossible In contaminated c0nsh
| tutl0ns.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
EtteTnlitte't Fever, or Fever and AglGs, Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Aguc, Pc
TiOdieGI Headache, or Bilious Head
80 ache, and Bilious FeUers, indeed
tor The t0hoIs class of Di5-
eases originating IN b.
IiaTy arrangement
caused BY tie
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I AXE ERIE PAPER Comply.
Manufactures Of PRINTING AID BOOK
PAPER, are now prepared TO supply Eli orders With
superior quality Of PAPER and on favorable termg.
NV TAYLOR, Agent,
tuHaf OGlna - Blnk 81
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Q. n BaFbef5 IeIltl = =, y llll-.i -
Willis Bsidvin. Cuyahoga county, Ohio. e :.
22D' DAY OF JUNE,
1851 and order Of attachment Was issued iu
this action Tor the sum Of Thfes Hundred Dollars,
and ne same q set for heariag the 18th day 81
AaguBti lsals q 3 O'Clock A. NJ :. ..,,,.,
.DssSd BsB,a. o, Juns =. lisl. iTIs;s7
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- saniOrd,s Liver 1nyisOratOr and Cathartis
p,a - Sg6RcEE15LE E,l5 Z BBo;. III PGEaggi5ts, e.


1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OO1 the success Of several medical gentle-
men IN curing disease upon IN accordanee
with the great natural laws induced their establish
mont a. an Incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature by the titls 0f THE GREFEABERG
COMPANY Of New ferk. The continued success OF
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
pom public confidence, has fully ustined the honor
conferred npon the Association by Legislative
1otnent and they have TO feel great pride in
comparing their Success With medical academies al
chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testl
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
gtitutOu, thus assuring tha public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, IEi GRhF-
reliable and trustworthy medium fOr ths restoration
Of health to the afhict and all who suffering
nay address them WiS sntire conhdsnce-
Ths principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution are luedly set forth in TIL GREY
EHBERG HAHUAL OF HEALTH, an Invaluable
medical work, published for fanil use, and there
fore sold ct the nominal price OF % cents for which
sum Il ID mailed free to any part Of the country.
The health Of American Women, diseases OF Chill
dr6a, and the obscure and chronic corn plants,
we'll as the common diseases Incident 70 this coun
try have received the attention Of this institution,
aud il Is enough 70 say they have proved themselves
fully eopstent for tho great trusts which the public
have conhded to ther sLlll. iarf a- -fT.
Their series Of Medicines emhrsoe eleye. 1insrent
remedies adapted to different diseases with nunute
directions accom- panying each article The Medf.
cine to which we wish TO call the attention Of the
mans a 7lfefad With f1faraaa-
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Aeqal alotites.


John OroWslL "a In Attachment.
The MerchsSt' Fire In Before q. 4. Bsnhau, J.
sdePSia sSeh2SH S2 county, oS
NN THE 9Th DAY OF JULY.
Z 1851, an order Of fattaehmsnt, VAS issued in this
action for the OF Two Hundred twenty nine aud
6O-h0 dOllars, and the same for hea-ing before
said Justice at his Office in the city Of Cleveland on
the q tn ray Of August. 1851. I'm
ffeyeiand,J Jolly l2 lsel:39 -
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
Mortgase e, made and dated February 6th, 1861,
b n. Bssfls to me, on the property described be-
low, to secure the payment OF certain dgnenti
recorded In the Court Of Common ess Of Ouyahoga
County, aud the costs therein in my favor against
said 81. Baskle. Said judgment beng for Si6s,S4i
Plaintiffs costs, S5,5S-i73,f0, with interest from
December 2Oth, 1859 l have taken possession OF,
and shall oer for ale at public auction on the 4th
day Of June, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. Ii one Glue Fac
tory, steam Engine in said Factory, and ell per-
tanning thereto lot Of Bones and about . barrels
orGlue, and q lot Of materials for manufacturing
Glue, being the property so mortgaged to me. Said
Glue Factory being known as Baskle's Glue Eacto-
~, and situated on the Lake Shore, IN the north
east corner Of RookpOrt township, and said sails VIII
-, 0RAs. BARKWELL.
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estate in the Yaey Of the Msslssppl offers great
an inducement TO the settler as the State Of Illinois.
There no portion Of the world where all the ccndi-
lions OF climate and son 50 admirably conbins 70 pro
ducs those two great staples, CORH and WHET, as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS . WORKING MEN.


MECHANICS, FARMERS q WORKING MEN.
THE attention OF tho euterprsing and industrious por
/ ton OF the community is directed TO the foil0Wing
statements and liberal Inducements offered thsm by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they will perceive, will enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance, and industry 20 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS
Hosate in the Fae7 Of the Mississippi oilers 50 great
an inducement TO tho settler as the State Of Illinois,
There s no portion OF the world where all the ccndi
lions OF climate and son 50 admirably conblns 70 pro-
ducs those two great staples CoRH and WHEAT, as he
THE SOUTHERN PART
or the State les within the zone OF the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted to the growth oil
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat worth from Is to
20 ots more per bushe than that raised further north
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
Tho deep rich loan OF the prairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers or the Eastern
and Middle States are moving to Illinois m great nun
bers The area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that OF En-
gland and the soil Is rich that will support twenty
millions Ofpeople.
RAsTERN AND SOUTHERN Markets.
These lands are contiguous to a railroad 100 miles
IN length, which connects with other roads and navga
BILE lakes and rivers thus adOrding unbroken COM
municafon with the Eastern and Southern markets
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
thus far capital and labor have been applied TO de-
veoping the soil the great resources OF the State II
coal and iron are almost untouched TheinvaDe rule
the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest will follow at an early day in Illinois, and
in The course OF the NEXT ten years the natural laws and
necessities OF the warrant The belief that at least
ave hundred thousand people will be engaged N the
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
ments. a--a
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 800 600 900 Of private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. nasmuch as
art OF the income from several Of these works. with
valuable pubIcfund In lands, go 70 diminish the State
axpenses ;the T1XEs ARE LIGHT, and must colseuen
v7ery day decrease
THE STATE DEBT.
N, Yas dsi & only Sl01O5 3os Il, GEd trithi fie
l fsg ,sars has been reduced 50 959 746 so, and zoe
nav reasonably epse tadi IN s yea7s q '' become e.
tincL
Pamphlets DESCRIPTIVE OF The lands, soil, climate,
On application 70 -,
u s
For the names OF the Towns, VIII
nois Cent. b. h., see pages lSS, Is9 q
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DILE PILLS-FHAr Will Cum
- tts PIES, 'aa b i0und q q Puhlis Eq1sEl.
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Tho deep rich loan OF the prairies IS cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving to Illinois IN great mum
bers The area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that OF En-
gland and the soil Is SO rich that viii support twenty
millions % people. -
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THE SOUTHERN PART

or the State lies within the zone OF the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted to the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat G worth from Is 70
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All of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale by .6a|
= OnURoH.HILL 3 6 sEOEHnHis DrassIL....
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RAsTERY AND goUTHERN Markets.
y APpIInATInN nF cAPTTAI,.

These lands are contiguous TO railroad 700 miles
IN length which connects with other roads and navga
BILE lakes and rivers thus a0rding an unbroken COM
munication with the Eastern and Southern markets.
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Tho State IS rapidly fling mp with population se9,
O25 persons having been added since 1850, making TIE
present population 23 563 rato Of lo2 pr cent IN
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Hstr sas Be rGssz n lsIs fzss :Saa ~ a.g
oth6y grl.
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The vacancies in Company A have not
yet been filed.
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.lges..l.g 2.
Ann Louise Allen, bYl ID sratr ~
her nAxt friend, Col
uns morse, "a Rodney Coart Of Common Pleas,
~ Mathews, Oatheri1el CugahoRa County.
u. oakley, and Others ] --- - etl
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
ia DR.. HARY EY's
CHRONo-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,

Fer the prevention and cure o. all those difieut
ties to which the Female system is peculiarly liabe
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Nav ITEMS.

Tie Legislature 81 Texas nipt % the 18Th
instant, WHEN the members 81 the House anI
Scn4te ipok Tie naii u allegiance IL the Pro-
,t.inA4l ii#scrnmtnt--l lew member. ilnlng
81 under protest: Governor Ii,,.inn ara
the secretary II STATE retired. and .nrrrn
,lerrd tie archives tio,rrpur iIea.tun la,
i..ued an appeal 10 the people d.uopnc hs
the se'ian ~ the convention. The cnntcn
tim bis passed Substitute ~ IT, army bill
rai-les ans "n- mounted regiment
The Georgia siaie snn,rntinn adjourned
on saiufl.y nigli. ~ having aAnpirl a new
-tair coh-tdpl!on to ~ Ratified u REJECTED
b. tie psnpp. lie rlrcnnn To- 4.rrtiai,jns
iItr ntllpi tir people !, II iaAe pilee ii ~.
II atai.
L .tatal il,a' tell f.'ite Ia, depreeiaiel
- much ~ c,ftJFa pafiiUn. W Nrs York
ihat ntH.nn ~ iii.a syrnle. .auel a.
$4,000. ~. nd. j day ~ ~ SINCE. ior
SatdDV; and unr II tllr magnificent store.
rfeeatis psrfrI ppan Broad .at. Wili NV
expectation ibli Il ashlJ BE- rented fpr ihif.
3 five o. iurty ilioa..nti dpllar., all nj
cninranl Slj0d0.
DlaRutN Sc W..HiSGroS ~ dispatch
from Washington 49,. IhUre ~ sun.itrr.
allie degree ~ excitement hrre III cDnse.
gurhCe ~ tie des. ftlan IL .etrial men ilUin
F., tie federal iurces Which were drawn ,nseth.
ef l,f the defense d tie capital II - ru.
itn0fed That The deseriers haSr gDne South
lor Tie purpose VI Inining ihe army ~ ,ii-
South. anil suspicion, u iuul play between
officers and men are freely expressed.
IN e. u
ern commissioners visited the State bepart-
msnl on Saturday aud had prolonged IN
4 tefsies vilh Secretary Seaani. The ".
nil u The IntgrSica has not TRANSFERRED: bot
the commissioners pfuiess 10 be mueh pleas
ed with the Information they received, and
ace 10 high spirits.
y WITHDRAWAL or sorrHEaS TR0aps.-f an.
nounerd 10 ms despatch yesterday that il
wss The intention 81 the Administration q,
Withdraw The Government troops from s'l
tie Tort. in the Seeded states, except Kew
West and The national Notifications AZ TOR.
tugas To-day intimatiuhs have been given
from official sources which leave 10 doubt
~ the subject. There all. however, bc no
hasty movement il this dirpction--the inien.
ton being 10 retire whenever danger Of col.
lisiOn becomes imm,nent-it being the de.
termination to avoid collision and bloodshe
and 70 be governed by circumstances a. they
may arise. IL everything that tends 10 peace
the President and Mr. Seward are a unit
snd aim rather 10 calm than 10 irritaie Their
antagonists. 10 the hope Of convincing IL,
people that the Republican party has no .ucl
designs a. have been attributed 10 il BY u,
leaders u the SOuihern.feyUIuiinn.
Hasl. Cor. Bghimers drisyie6a
TThe Texas Legislature has passed reso.
luton approving the conventions act in de-.
posing Governor Houston. A bill has also
been passed 70 raise regiment ~ mounted
rillsmen, 10 the number ofOne thousand men,
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in either coaxing or bullying the people OF
the State into giving up their liberties enjoy !
ed under the Constitution OF the United
States, aud in lieu thereof bending their necks
to the yoke Of the oligarchy s,iespotism, they
surely bring the canada line down to Penn,
sylyanla's southern border, so far as future
security Tor Virginia slave property Is con-
cerned. they induce Virginia to rellnqaish
the existing constitutional guarantee for the
return OF fugitive slaves; releasing Pennsyl-
wanna voluntarily and wholly from its obliga
tipn uponher. They make almost every man
IN Pennsylvania the bitter and active enemy
OF slavery, because by the secession oil sit-
Siuia nominaly for slaverys benefit, they
will have increased ten fold the business dit
fculties and financial troubles which Penn
sylsania has already incurred through the Sc.
cessiun Of The Gull States.
Thus, they not Only render it certain that
every runaway who manages to reach Penn
lsylyania will be lost TO his owner, past the
\ possibility Of reclamation, but they raise up
In Pennsylvania hundred active workers III
the business Of negro stealing, where there
IS one now. The consequence cannot tall to
be the successful escape Of fifty Virginia ron
aways where one successfully escapes INV.
4 Who fails 10 realize this self evident fact.
From the moment Virginia srcedes, this
trouble will increase at such a rapid rate, az
that in single year those in Virginia who
have slaves exposed TO be thus lost, will Ell
Their move flrther South with them. abandon
ing their Virginia estates, or Of the latter bt
worth more ~ them than their negruesl they
VI will hurry the latter into the market; selling
.,hem South very generally Tor what they may
be- able to get for them under the Damaging
elitct--lp prices--of the gut thus brought
about. While the seeded States will rear
the advantage Of getting Virginia's negrrei
either by emigration. or by purchase At yer.
low prices, Virginia will sarcly be parallze,
beyond expression for the time beng, BY tn,
immense los OF productive iaber she Will =
suddenly sustain, Her suil, climate and 9th
er advantages are, however, tHo great y AL
nit the idea that northern anu inreign labo
viii not rush 10 by thousand, 10 supply liz
+ racaum. In less than three wears from th,
dly that iirslna's dls1Bina press aud orator
mas carry the State ua,ier the oligarchi
: deepotism, tie new corners will have ;
strengthened HE opposition y that govern
(: meni, A. That they will vote Vagina back N
to tile Union By majority Of two, three. .
four To one aud will. doubtless, che tan
then beng well nigh entirely clear Of >iaYes,
abnli,sl the institution from the State, by
change of The Constitution.
III, reasoning j. - plain that any mn :
/ reflection sill realize hat 50 iar as The Nee
Of sece,.on upon the future Of slavery IN VIZ
gimia /. Concerned, il Is destined 10 Be -,
| as We describe il above. Hlss. S!ar.
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FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Canada, IRON Liverpool
March 0. via Queenstown on the 10th. arr
rived II Halifax yesterday. She brings 4l77.
600 u specie.
Tie bank IL Poland refusing q make ape
Gle payment on Russian bonds. military forces
had tsken possession Of the amnBn; required.
Il vas reported hat Prince Napnlron sas
about 10 proceed TO Turin 10 negotiate for
tie withdrawal ~ the French troops.
Al i.guiei al Warsaw. u . stated hat
the number Of persous killed by the troops
there was ii,y three.
The blockade Of tie citadel Of Mrsina -
officially proclaimed. and hosilitie, have
coumenced.
TIE Frrueh senate has dnalls adopted an
addres, IN reply 10 the Rmperpr's speech.
There were but three negative votes against
il.
THE sales u cotton ;, Iiyerpoul on saIur-
ilas. the OH instant. uere $500 bales. o.
which 40 bales Nrre 10 spectators and
exporters, Ihe market closing quie, but steady
al ftiday. rates.
Breai,'af. were quiet. bu, steady. Pro-
visions we've dull.
TIE steamer CITY II Baltimore has arrived
at New York, with Liverpool news u the
18th instant. aud ISL 900 10 specie.
The Freneh Cops LSgisiaf0 has been cn-
gagged debating the address TO the Emperor.
l'he main topic under discussion was the
Italian policy, which several members strong
N denounced, asserting that the English
policy had proved victorious in Italy. One
member warned the Government against
such suicidal policy. aud predicted That in
ternal dangers we're ahead.
Mr-sina had surrendered 10 the Sardini-
an. "Ordcr rcigns IL Warsaw" Russian
troops continue 70 arrive there.
There las been another conference on
the Syrian question between England and
France. aud an agreement may SOON be ex-
prctri
Dispatches have been received announcing
7 the threatening attitude Of the Mussulmans
toward. Christians ia syria.
Differences have occurred between Sir II.
/ iBHlarr and the American minister al Con-
siantinople. Sir n. Balwer declined % az
tend The reception ol the American iVinis-
ter On Mashington's birthday.
/ There is news. from the west coast Of
tlriea, ol eanibal feast NJ Bonny. The
head. of the victims were exhibited in front
VI the places Of heather Worship.