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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

Leaving Deficiency SEQ 25s
which must be provided for by greater
economy in feeding and greater proper
tiOnsl consumption Of wheat.
The number of stock hogs is about the
same as in l862-in condition, sbout five
per cent. below the average. s..
The buckwheat crop is not as much dam
sged as was supposed, part Of it being
raised in New York, New Jersey and Penn
sylvania where the frosts Of August 30Ih
and September 18Th did not materially in
jure the crops.
The tobacco crop Of 1868 is larger than
that Of last year, by nearly fifty millions of
pounds.
The hay crop Of 1862 is estimated at
2l,603,6i5 tons-thst Of 1868, 19,9s0,482
tOns-a decrease of J, ,628, l6s tons. DUAL
ity good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

T AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
has constantly on hand large number OF i'm
proved Farma Tor sale for cash time Also
variety OF City and Village Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will eaJhange for Farms, City o. Personal
Property. OHcs in AGWater Building Aos. J and s.
ID door. m2yZ
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYE9s
III (iormsrly OF the arm Of Littlgs q kege5, heE
Opened Resl Estate Once in kouses Block, corner
o. curerior-St and Public Square, and has constantly
On hand several thousand acres Of rst qualify kars
ing Lands in the States Of Iowa, Nisoonsiu 81 eas
SOURI, 70 sIohanEefor city country propGEJs asscf
ior all kindg Of personal property. Part cash psid
49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

To Messra. VIZ EHAsE q Co., Baltimore:-I can.
net but congratulate you upon the imnaeuse progress
end improvements wEich you continually make on
your Planes, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best IN the country. IL SrBAKOSOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

During the year ending September lst,
1868, the total amount of wheat and flour
exported was 40,6S6, ,308 bushels, ard of
corn 1l,68O,34 bushels The domestic
consumption then was as follows:
Wheat crop, ,lsG2................... ls9, ,O03, 500
Exported 80, ,CsB 3OS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

hzr. dEO. a. BARLOW These noble Instruments
POSSES immenze rssources OF power and expression.
The Lass Il sODOrous and grand the middle register,
r5h and sympathetic; while The high nCtss brl
liant, clear and pure ss silver bells.
THE scale IS even without single law the astion
Il smooth and narvsionsy easy and the pedal Effects
the finest Oi which the Pianoforte f5Eusceptibie.
IL q word, knabe's Pianos are worthy OF the grsst-
C5tArtists, and are capable Of rendering the hnsst
Competitions known IN this realm Of Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

The principal portion of our bresdstufs
are purchased for English markets. The
average annual importation Of all grains
by Great Britain and Ireland, is "a ,278,-
949 American bushels. In 1860, 1851 and
1852, the imports were considerably above
the average; but the demand for 1864 will
return to the general average. The de-
mand for domestic consumption for 1864
win be at least equal to that Of 1868, and
the condition Of the currency remaining as
favorable as it now is, the amount of
wheat and corn for 1864 will be as fol-
lows:
Wheat crop, 1888, 81, ,06s, ,239
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

7 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
ls ESTATE, RailrOsd and other Stncks. Eas on
hand a zsgs lot Of Farms and Farming Landr in
this state, lows WlsconBiu and Illinois.
sS-U@oe over No. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

Mr.. Slidell, the Envoy of the Confedcrate States,
had a very long con ference with the Emperor on
Thursday. His Majesty cent foT him AZ soon ne be
was up kept him st tete-a.tcie breakfast, and did
not part company with him until the Couecil Of
Ministers wss a,sombed. 1be interview has gwen
strength TO the rror that rene Sed offer OF MEDIA
tion II likely to be the result of the fall OF Pue5a
The capture Of Herat by Dost hoAamned Is OH
Gladly announced.
LoxDos, June 2l.--The Paris papers Gnnounco
that with view Of facilitating ccmierce with Mex
ico merchandise consigped 20 para occupied by tho
Freuch, and destined for the portions OF the country
in French occuya'on, shal only pay half Of the i,,:
Dor, duty to which 1t s lisIe by the regular tari.
CH,cow, 2OrH.--WoIiuski aud liO insurgens,
have cut their way through GOO Russians BY whom
hey bad been surrounded.
Bonezs aud his followers have had skirmish
with cavalry force at Cory. Tho losses on both
aides are triiilg, but Bcnezs was wounded.
The Cossacks Of the Don were di.coniented and
intend returning to their own country with the large
quantity OF booty they have obtained by piilage.
ffsnkowsk having recovered from BIS wounds, las
been executed at Lubin. Wm. Radziwell has been
arrested a. Leopol.
DAKrMoUTH, june 20.-Tho Dover Cattle, Capt.
Ayes 96 days from Melbourne with q ,OOJ ounces
OF gold, arrived oil this port ut Ne III. to-day. She
landed passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Commercial Ante,i;acnce.

| LONDON MosYr MARKET-TLo funds ara with
variation. Consos co,sd tho l9sh a, s2aslt wiz
dul to, g. In the Discount Market Money Easy 81 J.
for short bils The weekly Of the Bank OF EbgA"a
show an Increase in the bullion Il &2eioJS Barring Bro.
Esslea % aid Tho same eooiie. ssy OF American Sea
ries Bn.ine.. has been very inactive thi. ".ss Ibes
are buv,i, u Skies ard tho A. - and 81
Manachue Fivcs at a. Of harJs at 10 There hs. been
some improvement IN the pnee' o. inos csn. 'haIe'
quoted 29 2Sf ola. asd ef Lie shsso Which arc
6l d6l.
| LyfspooL June 20. a. n.-Corros-Ths Brokers Cir.
cn.r In the early Of ths wreh and IN Tact up TO
Thursday any change. IN tho market were fe~ snd Of little
moment The demsnd for Au-rcsn continued on the sne
.asabs IN retail lot. folly a. y 10. icon The bc'i-
Esypiiaa has b.eu without any m-''.i eSsDs'
aee at H. decline ou P.r.b.s Maeeio. bat Maranham
eau ,eesy bo quoted NOR ,h,n a. eheaP. All he os,,r
nodiug and lower desohptions 400 buyer tn oc,
e.,ogAy an ad,sntsse o. "a g d. Shion Ssj.n sas
add up A. bales including $50 10 specelon and 1890
10 sIpor,or Ys.israay trnasy The make, We, iA tho
ula, and ,IpOrt' lhs As,hoiiIsd qaet-.o1' he as,
sr OEl-Sn.........8d .;iSl.us No -lfa
F.r Noodles .......... 2J.d ,iidins do........ aid
hand $50 TO Dcueas S,l-J bales of Ame
TRApx At MAscHKsTNR -Bu,ines i' insninsie, but
nev.he producers on the whole very hrn Ia their
BssAD,ruyn-M.'us Ricb,rd'on. sp.ne. Co Bout.
Easia Brsnaoa sd s'hsi. fiegr v,y da =. a.o'
lo't the recover, Of TuesdsJ lA"' Win"f hse d't'
hae 10 Ploofo Cora pressed Tor 'sis at 'csA 10
PHovIsIoss-Mes,ts wsiehsli. Nash Coz Bisisnd,
Ably. Co. ami Gordon, Bruce Co, report beef 10
limited demand al fofm.r rates Pok nsse'ted Bacon In
eqaest but prices rather hsns AID Shcad
Ca. lower Lard 20 dJIIo On The o .nd - ios
sepis ber delivery Talow dui shads lovsf Butch-
s. A'.ocaon. ~ c2o Bate IN better dsaand isr me
Psosrcr~fhs Breisn circular rsreri, A,Le. steady
Pots JlId1 Pearls 1Ji. Bsit ssis, Q! Pie, IA. '5s'
phA At sI suIr qss' bii rSsisr Of tts Close CoGss
without I'm pro. Dt Rice steady .-r tfnsT
At the cosa Lin,-ed fin iinse-d on 10
ale request stssd Nothns sOrb rscofanG In fsa
Qua Rosis steady Spirit, Tarpsaips--Aa.nc.n loo ..
Pos quiet. Crude hsld for q kshhed loGlfl
Bout Eu.lsh Brandon quot. he.asd Of lla4l, asd
CrDds at Alt Gfs lo EsaIas ssry dAesis ef 'Is 81
lI1dllA
LOsDos MaAKEu-B,rss Broa Co. rspoh Bf,'d''ge.
senetAly, end Red Amsnosn Wheat sbost u v qi.tsr.
cher. b.ias quoted stsl. ios q4ei, B.f' and Ass
AZ 10 as l26. seoieh fss s3vai ID % H su.H bAsr
.pppou.s Calculating sort' dsrfsss-t, bas Others
steady Hes IL bssf dsus1@ lea .hs1s sssf Tot Co..
sos-lIlGIIlI f0r good common srHh' Isfpsniin--Ah
export shpfnsut - AEstss b si'srosd pc.s
h. lv for American. hO,ia ffB fstol.rm J4bd s OI
for Croes I'D iloEinl fcr Refined Lll'ssd iss' arm
Llu,oea CGIs II fair demand Llasssd O fuis. a. -
S,.rm on qn,t Gsi for Instic.4- Tsio~ dgiii y. g
Ao Orev..L rsdd report Bs,i InG fsfs uash.nEsa bs
'ls Lard .or Of sac snd ralhsf etfsqcf baoon
esyIsi.e3, and lo~sr Ia adAr Cofu Ass Sf'S'has
doing
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Austrin,

The Council o. the Eup pire was opened on the 18th
The following il a eummary Of the speech from the
throne; The Emperor nakss a satisfactory retro
sect of III, ACTIVITY Of the .ReictsmLh. and e1prcs
"a hope that Transy lvana VIII also shortly take
part In lie delibera0n. He Majesty continues: Tho
ichsrath closed Brrt sessOn undsr the blessings
II peace. which tue Government VIII snd.ssor %
mnnain undlstuIb,d. Thanks TO the liberal insti-
,utons Of the Eupirs, its msterisl snd Intellectual
HE is everywhere being rapidly developed, and ITS
iLhaence and position ne great power contiuualy
becoming more sDd more satisfactory. The credit 0f
the State aud he pu,lc currency Lave most declded
ly improved. 1t has been unnecessary to apply for
any exiraordnary credit daring the curreut year.
he budget which will be submitted bus been pre-
AIRED with view " the greatest Iossibie economy
The speech concludes by enumeaiing the various
measures Of local reforms which " DO broushs
forward.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
be built. The remaining 95 milss--ths Eastern


Division OF the La Crosse-are still in litigation.
Me..rs Fisk g. Hatch, and Messrs. Livernore,
Clews g. Co., announce that they have received
authority from Washington 10 continne TO receive
subscr atons for ivetweDties I, cent bonds Of the
Go, esnment, as agents Of the Treasury Depart
ment. -.. .IH ...
The deposits to-day with the Sub-Treasurer fos
conversion into fyetwenties reached about 81 100,
600.
In London the funds are without variation. In
the discount market money was easy at 3a"3t fos
short bills. The weekly returns of the Bank OF
England show AN increase in the bullion OF t29i,.
O35. Barring Bros. g. Co. quote bar silver at 81 itj
dollars, 5j4, nominal eagles, 1929. The same su-
thoritiss say Of American securities: Business has
been very inactive this week. There ere buyers OF
L. s. 6s At TO- ard Of the So at g. and of Msssachu-
sett. So at 81, and OF Maryland at IS. There has
been some improvement in the prices of Illinois
Central shares-now quoted a. 293 S2si discount;
and Of Erie shares, which are 81 COLI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
poiaud.

The diplomatic notes upon 'he Polish question ad-
dressed TO Russia by the three Powers were dis
"a lched 70 ST. Petersburg on the l5tb.
TIE Pans Patrie publishes an article reviewing
the atrocities committed by tie Russians in Poland
and declaring that ho, es can be entertained OF
any benefit arising from diplomacy. The writer
calls upon France IN conjunction with other friendly
nalions to intervene actively for the re-esiabhsh-
meut Of an Independent Poland.
The insorrection wss increasing In Volhynia, but
TIE peassntry remsred passive.
Ii is asserted tnst tho Russian Government evinced
spirit oi coucilistion aud deriIe TO rece e the
notes Of the three Powers favorsbly; but, ever
iheles great preparations continued 10 be made at
Croustadt and otber naval and military arseusls,
and, according 10 rome rumors, the Russian reply
Was likely 10 be uufavOrable.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Mounr PLr.sAxr ACADEMY, slKe slso. NV

MouHT PLEASANT ACADEMY, SiSG SIso, NIw-
Yonx cadets Of this old snd respectable Ae.dcmy held
their paisds the 23th inst. and reviewed BY
exGov Dsnnison Of Ohio These s,udsstsodsr. hsvs
quired d.gss OF precision In the execution OF military
movements snd their parade elected sqsent sppi.u's FROM
the vast ssemb,gs Of relatives and friends that crowded the
grounds Of the Academy. No part Of soldiers instruction
h lsseo,ed ss this school During "sncsuipnsnt wssi."
which Ia. Just closed the pupil, lssrn 'oms,hns Of camp s
while the dins artillery and fencing s,hoiioas chow Cd
this, careful seoiOn 10 given TO these important departments
The report Of the EIsninng Commiss In the literary de-
atnsnt Of the school, snUssd In the sensra order
read ssr parade and five adgs from The large i.l
Of maximum rsci,sons the boys have become prohcisp'
In their sudes a. In the manual The eIsIesss Of psIsds
DAY closed with q brilliant ball
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Latest-Via Oueen,fopn.

LONDON, Sunday morning. June q, lS63--Con.
sol. ster Official hours yesterday closed at 2i TO
Egypt Trading Co II to- New Financial Co. Hat.
o. te Boarss Ren.es opened 63 francs d csntimes.
Forty 10 fifty guineas premium was paid yesterday
on the " "C.ledonla," belonging to Liverpool, from
Oporlo, now several days overdue, having sailed
the 9th inst. She mas five hundred hesd Of cattle on
board and a general cargo.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday evening.
An influential deputstion had waited on the
Chancellor of tho Exchsqusr respecting q postal
service between Ausraiis ana Psnsma- b..
Lord Eicho will move the rejection OF the vote
for The purchase OF tho Exhibition Building.
Mr.. Oswald Smith. Of the firm Of Smith. Payne d
Co., bsnkers, has died suddenly while walking In
bis garden.
Warks rumors arising out Of the Polish ques-
lion, arc again prevalent In Paris. Several Russian
papers fully anticipate war.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Observation-Disclosures,

milreee on tb, Affairs Of liolscin brought in their
report proposing that the Danish Government SHOULD
b. reouosted TO withdraw it's ordinance Of tie 30Ih
March. Tue Dsuish representative Of the Diet
nuuded In protest against the report OF the Com
IN ttes The proposal Will be submitted TO tho vote
of the Diet upon the 7tu July.
1t il asserted that the British Government will be
prepared 10 act with energy ia case German troops
msrcb into Holstein, and France will act with Great
Britain. strong naval demonstration, Ut the mouth
OF the Eloe, ls spoken Of
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

Total. lUO. $50, ,J4j y
In relation 10 the extension OF tine for exchang-
ing legi.tender notes for the ye-lwenty year bo1ds
TO tho LIST OF July it is remarked:
Tbi, order operative for logger period unless
tho policy Of the Secretary thereafter must be
determined 10y .oncies they sise We have tho
ance however the Secretary will coutinue to sdopt
that which hkeest to secure prompt payment
Of desnds upon tho Treasury and especially the pay OF the
course Of aud wish the posbs economy
The Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
advertise for proposals. to construct 2S miles OF road
from Columbus TO Portage Ciy, Wisconsin. The
construction Of this road gves them good claim to
the lands donated by Congress to the late La Crosse
Railroad Company, and also u through route from
Chicago and Milwaukee to the Mississippi river, In
dependent of tho Eastern Division Of the late LA
Crosse Railroad. Tue Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway Company is the successor of the late La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, the Mil.
waukee and Wes.era Railroad Company commonly
called the Watsrown Road and the Milwaukee
aud tho Horizon Railroad Company. They own all
the rolling stock aud equipments OF tho above CON-
panies, and operate their whole lines of road, 3it
miles in sll. OF this 3i6 miles the 81. Paul company
own absolutely 2Sl miles, including the W miles v
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Endin.
Endin.
Calcutta letters Of May Is, and Bombay May a.

baye arrived.
Her Msj-sty's Secretary Of State for India had
-eut 0ut lel.graphic orders 10 the Government oi
Is Dmbay, to iortIfy Bombay harbor without delay
aud pat il in u complete OF defense.
The experiment made with Peruvian cotton seed
at Coimbalvre ia November last, has proved fail
uIe.
The plants appeared for a time healthy and prom.
siug, ba, were entirely destroyed by worns.
Tue cotton crop wac pouring into the market at
Bombay but i. will DO impossible 10 bring in what
is now in transit before tho rains.
The prizes offered by the Bombay Government for
COTTON havo been without any elect, and the Gov.
srDmeut now states that the realization ON good
prices On the SPOT appears the bert and most accept
able 10 ward TO the producers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
EtnIy.

| The Italian Parliament bad been engaged IN de-
bs,lny the genera policy OF the Government. Min
hsterla explanations were given aud confidence was
lexpres.sd in the EmDeror Napolton's oourse, not
wlthstahdng the continued occupation Of Rome BY
France.
] Gen. B xio advised the interruption Of relations
with France, who, while occupying Rome, does not
prevent the organization OF brgandage.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Runners Of a Renewed Offer Of
French Mediation.
wafllks Aspect Of the Polish Question
Semi Official Papers of France in Favor
of Armed Intervention.
OPENING OF THE AUSTRIAN PARLIAMENT

The Cunard Mail Steamer China, Capt Anderson,
which left Liverpool at I0:30 the morning Of the
2Oth, and Queenstown oU the morning OF the 2ist
June, arrived here yesterday, and the North Ameri-
can, from Liverpool on the 18Th, via Londonderry
on the 10Th inst, passed Fsrler Point at o'clock
yesterday morning, en- route for Quebec.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
MoscURs d. CONWAY. esq.
France.

The King Of Sweden had addedhis congratulations
upon tue fall of Puebla those Of the various other
cove reigns already reported.
The fuu,or that IL. Sartiges, the French Embassa-
Cor at Tunn, and NJ. de 1allyrapd, EaibassadOr ut
Bru,sels are aOou, to Request leave Of absence iron
their Diplomatic posts, is uniOunded
The harvest In the extreme south OF France had
commenced under favorable condiiioDs. lhe French
corn markets were generally advancing.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

The bark Albertina, Capt. Richard Olmstsd, for
mery the Havana ads, arrived Wednesday morning
nom Port Elizabeth Aiyos Bay. the rsmstsbls passage Of
Is dsya Capt Omstsd brings 7As Esst~S Fr0s'aes
Herald sad supplement-, Of fMsyh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
IAdyertisem ent.

MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce Commission
Merchants. for sale Of Batter Cheese Lara Esss Pou
try Dame Gtan Flour, Pork, Hope Seeds, Boan DrisA
Fiut and Country Produce gea-rAy No Eus Duidiosr
T. mo WAhinS Stons). We give our personal s,'se-
ton to the sling OF all soois couasued to IA oess css
advances mad, on keorencet Prssti-ns o(
Irving BANK; n Mash Frssdent NewY snd Erie Rwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
ReceiDts Of Produce.

july l. ls6l-l45Oo bbls. Flour. 2A bbls Whisky. D>
bbs Cor Meal bush Corn e58T Os.s 3Ss pkg. Ere
visions ~! do Lard Gas do Oh Gaze 100 do buItes Nv -
PolI oe unl, and ~ do. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Bosson Weekly Bank Statement.

Bosros, Tuesday. June 30 IIH
The following is the weekly statement OF the BOZ
ton Banks:
Capital stock S3S 23l TO Due 10 ohes bks.p
Loans and discounts. 10 AL 90 Deposts ......
specie E,o54WolNAcuaLen'ss"'s '~''s'
Due from other bka 10 IL SOC
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

Messrs. Samuel Haet & Co., in their Forthcoming
circular Of July /. viii furnish the following state.
men of ito condition OF the public debt on the
29th Of June:
APHH CSSr:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Ef II ii ER

The receipts o. State Butter hsv. been light during the
wscs There la, been air dead for IT, sud prices bs's
r. a e.dy or most grades. Welsh tass however Law
Ge.n easi- hrkn tubs nave no, been plenty sna
h.gr .sd feady We tbs nsrye -esson Saee
mus. light receipts Western has been rather daus
slouqh pchs have been made for hipmsnt TO IN.
sa Ii il said that the buyers for that nsr,-s wiling
. oysate lower prices Prices aGsde io~ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

Fooynx our st tn. Chees. became quite scttvs
an pri o, advanc the as Cheess
Fancy ars. sold bgn 5c. For tos
- -s dav. there ha. been less activity sDd prices
easier OHIO been le sought after, and prime lots have
S su offered loic hout buyers Eng.h Dairy h1s !An
demand al ady rates We hesr Of several LOT. of Ono ea
| tbsNs nssIpe l. UNCHANGED. We qIoe:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-07
M Q PnoPrp ana
General Commanding
FRONI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.
The Tribune says, editorially. letter
from q well informed source at Paris, re.
ceived by the Asia, states that few dsys
before the letter was written, the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, Druyn L'Huys, visited
the Emperor and advised him that mod.
iication of the policy Of the empire was
required by the public voice that he was
so far committed to the present policy that
he could not change, and therefore rendered
his resignation, recommended Lavodette
as his successor; that the notifications
needed, were, in the first place, greater
liberty in regard to Italy; secondly, the
withdrawal of the French army from Mex
leo and treaty with the powers, and,
thirdly the joining in a note to be signed
also by England and Russia to the Con-
federate auth critics, taking ground that
as the rebellion had now continued near
ly two years without success, that the in
terests Of humanity and civilization re-
quired them to lay down their arms
The writer adds, that after opposing their
propositions the emperor, upon further
consideration, took more favorable view
of the policy indicated. The writer asserts
IN the strongests manner that nOtwith-
standing the expected surprising charae-
ter of this information, it is strictly true.
The steamer War Eagle, from Havana,
has arrived.
Mexican advices state that the French
army had begun the advance on Puebla.-
One division of 12,0 900 men had proceeded
twelve leagues from 0rizsbs.
General Donai is reported to have
reached AYiozoe from Neraleuz, and GEN.
eral Bertha had advanced from Jalapa to-
wards Perote, where the Mexicans had
taken the guns from the fort at Puebla.
The French troops who returned from
Tampico have gone to Jslapa. 10O0mules
and 250 wagons from New York had
reached Vera Cruz.
The Mexican Consul at Havana states
that his Government feels deeply the re-
Fusal of the American Government to aid
Republic struggling against Monarchy,
and still more that it should aid their
enemies.
The statue of Columbus was uncovered
at Cardenas amidst great rejoicing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.
The weather has been rainy since the
commencement of the year. Business is
nearly suspended.
The Legislature met at Sacramento to-
day.
There has been S51, 900 paid on account
Of interest on Sacramento city bonds. The
funds are now exhausted, leaving $4,000
unpaid.
All other California securities are fully
paid in gold.
A dispatch from Reese River, $50 miles
east Of Carson Valley on the overland
stage route reports discovery of three
rich silver lodges.
Another dispatch, dated Carson City,
Jan. 4th, announces the discovery Of a sill
yer mine three miles east Of Virginia City,
richer than any previously known on
Washoe ravine.
Still another dispatch from Visilia, Jan.
9Th, says arrivals from Slate Range Dis
trict report more new and very rich min
ing discoveries.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.
Wheat declined l09l5e from the high
est price last month.
The ground will be broke on the Pacific
Railroad, with due ceremony, at Sacra-
mentO, on the 8th inst.
The Legislature completed its organiza-
tiOn to-day. MeClain is Speaker Of the
Assembly. A resolution, in u ssz,s.s.... -
,ivrsTug Jne Tresfdenes Emancipation
Proclamation created discussion which
promises to last several days. The candi-
dates for the United States Senate pres
ent are Parks and Coness, with friends
representing Phelps and Sargent. 1t is
difficult to say which candidate is the
strongest. The contest promises to prove
unusually exciting without a speedy ter
mination.