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canstIru,IonnI ReferIus in RurrIn.


shs speech with which the Emperor Al
-andsr opened last year the Diet Of Fin
land, led 10 the expectation that eonstitu-
tieEsl reforms for other parts Of the Rus
sian Empire were IN course Of prepaFs-
ien. The oficisl organ Of the Cabinet Of
~Bt Petersburg repeatedly confirmed this
belief and announced that kind OF rep
ressntative constitution would bs given to
the provinces of the Empire. We now
learn frsm the ofi5ial organ, that an Imps-
hal ukase has been published for the or.
gaaiEation Of the provincial and district
Representations Of Russia, with the excep-
ton OF the Western and Baltic provinces,
Arehsngsl, Astracsn, and BessRrabis.
This step iBaugurates the reigH Of con
stitutional monarchy in Russia. The
rights Of the people, conferred by the In
perisl uksse, viii be few compared with
those enjoyed by other European nations
still it is step toward important reform
in the largest Of all European empires
The bulk Of the Russian population has
been hitherto an unihinking mass, as the
small number Of books snd papers pub
hshed in Russia olesFly shows. The in
Production Of representative oonstitu-
ton will, Of course, greatly contribute TO
the eduostion.of the whole psople, and will
thus have a marked influence upon the
destiny Of Tribune.
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BIExICAN NEWS.

NEW fORE, Febrlsry 10.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana, has arrived,
with Vera Cruz dates TO the 3lst, and Mexico "a
the 25th.
The members OF the government of San Iliis
Potosi, appointed by General Mega, after cap
turing that place on January 4thl unanimously
declared for the Emperor.
A report from CalisIia, Of January 9Th, says
General Echsgsray was taken prisoner at Saliva.
tiera, AMI vas carried TO Caliaria by part of the
garrison.
There had been several skirmishes between
the French and Juarez'5 troops, one at San Juan
Delos Lanos lasting four hours, in which General
Garseayls and lsrge number Of soldiers we're
captured and many killed. The French loss
was one killed and three wounded.
The convoy from JRlaDs arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 24th without molestation.
Several soldiers, three men and boys, and four
women and girls, were butchered near Vera
Cruz, recently, and their baggage robbed.
The port Of Campeschy Surrendered to the
French corvette Magellan, on the 2lst Of Jsnu-
URFy.
Doblsdo was at Seacatress on the 9Th.
The French papers report that Jusrez has ab-
dicated and has teen succeeded by Ortsga, but
no date is gwen, and no confirmation has been
received. The report was thought to be pre-
nature.
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The unitr ofrh. RihI..

The bible is one revelation, woven to-
getheF with Wonderous variety Of tex
ture snd hue but with yet more won
dsrous unity Of design and exeouHon. It
Is Trisnic arch, built upward from each
side with precious marbles Of divers quail
ities and vel ngs, from heavens own
quArries, culmihsting far up on high In
glorious symmetry and strength, where
strength, where Christ, the keystone,
locks the massive structure in eternal
rest, and crowns it with divinest grace.
1t cannot be tampered with. Ii is inospa-
BILE Of reconstruction. It cannot be built
dcwn to smaller model To attempt this
Is to tumble it into q mass Of ruins.
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R0RFIGN NEWS.

INV YORK FeDfuGry ~.
The steamer City Of Cork, from Liverpool,
26th, and Queenstown, 26th, has arrived here.
The following is from the Cork papers Of the
25th:
BREsLAU, "a sanRuinary conflict bstWeen
the insurgents under BOssaeo and the Russians
took plsce on the 18th, In the vicinity Of
Ozinstcchan. Several wagons filed with the
dead aud wounded Russian soldiers, have been
brought into the town Of OZeustOohsn.
FRANKFORT oS-THK-MAIN, 23d.-At yesterday 3
sitting Of the Federal diet the question OF The
withdrawal Of the Austrian and Prussian Re-
serves from the Federal Corps of Execution was
discussed, It was resolved that a fresh reserve
Of Federal troops should be maintained.
BERLIN, 23.-A debate on the Budget rs amend
ed by the Chamber Of Deputies took place in to-
days sitting the Upper House. The amen
ment was rejected by large majority snd the
Government Budget was adopted by SO against
II.
vienna, Janusry "A warm debate com
menced to-day in the Finance Committee of the
lower house Of the Reicherath, upon the credit
demanded by Governmehtto cover the expenses
to be incurred for military operations in Schles-
wig. Count Reichburg, who spoke in the name
Of the Government, entered into an historical
explanation Of the position Of Austria. In re-
ference to that question: full details Of the debate
are Lot known, as the proceedings are not pub
lished.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland Leader.l
COLUMBUS, February 10

COLUMBUS, February 10.
In the Senate bill was introduced to
increase the salaries Of members Of the
Board OF Public Works from $500 to 81 900
ayesr.
The House bill to increase the COmpeB-
sstion Of Pay agents to three dollars per
diem, was amended by making it four dol
lars, and it was then passed.
The Committee on Currency was in
structed to report what legislation is
necessary to enable the State Banks to be
converted into National Banks.
In the House the visible admixture law
vas repealed.
The Relief bill was discussed. Uusuo.
esssful efforts were made to reduce the
State levy from two mills to one and one.
half mills; also to increase it to three
mills.
Judge William White, Of Springfield,
has been appointed Supreme Judge, vice
Hunter, resigned.
Judge Wilder Is now Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court.
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NRWBERS, February 8.
Large numbers Of deserters from the rebel
array have been coming in since yesterday morn
ing.
They report that the rebel General Pickett in
formed his command, consisting Of 1900 men,
that there ere but 2, 900 Union soldiers in New
bern, and that he intended to take the city by
slight assault.
The arrival Of regiment from Beaufort just
before the enemy cut our Communication with
that point, together with the aTming Of the fire.
men aud citizens, white and black, satisfied the
enemy that we were more than q match for
them, hence their failure TO make the stack.
The enemy have fallen back TO Kingston.
The town Of warsaw, North Carolina, was de-
stroved ~ fire on the SIsL. bE accident
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PROM PORT HUDSON.

NEW YORK. February 10.
A Port Hudson letter, dated January 2sth,
to the Tribune, says
No direct denomination has been made by
the rebels lately.
large number OF deserters have recent
ly come in from the rebel army.
A report resched Port Hudson that General
Bragg was appointed Assistant Secretary Of War
for tbs trans Mississippi District, by JET Davis,
and Is now at Alexandria, Louisiana, hayir 9
crossed the Mississippi at Point Coupee.
A rebel Colonel, named Bradford, was captur-
cd recently by private Hiildreth, of the Sd Mas
sachusetts cavalry.
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FROM WESTERN vIRGINIA.

NEN OAK, FSDruary 10.
special TO the Herald, dated Headquarters
Depa tnent Of West Virginia, February 9th, has
the followInR:
Information o. high importance has reschsd
one Of cur outposts to-day.
It was brought in BY mounted dsserter from
ERriy's command.
BE says that when he left G rumor was prevail
ent ofthe removal ,.or pre- Parstion being made for
the removal, Of sll Yankee prisoners from the
neighbOThood Of Richmond. Also that the Rich
mond authorities had detained the mails and
newspapers from going to Richmond to the sol
diers in camp.
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NEWS PROM THE-LOWRR EIIssISsI-
"a PPI.i


Memphis letter dated the 4th says. a Ger
man who reached Grand Gulf, Miss, few day 3
since from Mobile, which place he left on the
Goth. He reported that the rebel troops in and
around that plsce do not exceed $500, and are
under command OF Mai. Gen. Murray, who has
charge Of the defenses Of the city. All other
troops have recently been sent to Atlanta in an
ticipation ofsn attack there.
The troops in and around Mobile are said 10 be
tolerably well supplied with food and clothing
While on his way 70 our lines, the gentleman
giving this information passed through Median,
Miss, on bis way here. He says:
General Polk has an army Tariously estimated
at between fifteen and twenty thousand which
cOmposes the bulk Of the Confederate army in
Mississippi.
Washington special OF the 10th, to the Post,
says that the Military COMMITTEES Of the House,
this morning, agreed to 3 resolution that all
generals WhOs on the 18th day Of March next,
have not been in active service for the previous
three months, shall be dismissed.
The Senate Judiciary Committee agrees to an
amendment Of the Constitution which forever
prohibits slavery in the United States.
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FROM ARKANSAS.
Especial DIspstch to the Cleveland Lesder.l
Ear SMIru Fahrnnrv 10

Especial DIspstch to the Cleveland Lesder.l
FoET SMITH, February 10.
Major-Genersl 0urtis arrived here this
morning. The entire sOldiery and pOpu-
lstiOn went out to neet the hero Of Pes
Ridge and Boston Mountains.
he expects to meet General Blunt here
to rs-Organi.s the army Of the Frontier for
offensive operations.
Serious fears are entertained for the
safety Of the Indiana brigade, which had
bean moved south from Fort Gikscn TO
North Fork, on the Canadian River. They
we're fighting with G largely superior force
Of the enemy when last heard from.
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The Trustees have directed that interest az the rate
Ct ak t5 per cent al the outstanding Scrip Of the
Company be paid on and after the trst day OF March
neXt.
The Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend Of
h'ty Per mt. out Of the profits FOR the year end
ing February lsf 1854 70 parties entitled to the
by their arrangement with the Company deliverable
on or sitter the first day Of N arch next.
Tbs Trustees have further declae ed that the Ortif
cafes OF profits issued by tho Company in the years
1856 and SJI be redeemed in cash on and after the
nrst day Of March next, presentation 70 the oice
Of the Company, and that all furthsr Interest ths
ssma shall case on that date
The Trust-ss have alsO declared an ira Scrip Div
ideud Of ten tnl per cent out Il the surplus
latiOps OF tbs Company, all the outI anding Ter
titcAtes Of prOh deliverable after the ss day
Cf March next.
AL Of the above dividends free OF Government Tax
By order OF the Board Of Trustees
GAO. A. TiSDA LIZ, seer.
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NRWs FRuRI DIXIE.

FORTRESS MONROE, February 10.
The steamer New York arrived last night from
City Point.
The Daily Mississipian says the rebel Cap:tal
e to be removed 10 Columbia, South CaroliIs.
-Four is selling in Richmond for $3.50 per bar
rel sugar 81 to 50 per pound.
Several thousand Yankee prisoners row In
Richmond are to be sent to Georgia In & few
days.
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FROM CHICAGO,
Especial to the Cleveland Lesdsr.l

SANSi ASS@ 49, 49,
The Kansas LegislatIre in session yes
terdsy at Topeka, elected Governor Car
nsy United State Senator for six years
from the 4th Of hIarob, 1855.
Governor Carney takes General James
B. Lanes place, be having defeated him
in this election. The vote stood: Carney
es, sl others 81.
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A HOAX.

KANSAS CIR, February 10.
| The reported raid into Kansas Is e hoax. Col
| onel Ford has returned from the pursuit Of the
| suspected party, who proved to he detachment
/ Of the 18th Kansas, who had lost their way, and
on making enquiry for the right road. were sup
posed By the inhabitants to be Ruerrillas dis
| gUised In Federal uniforms. No guerrillss have
| crossed into kansas.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
:rpsxyi-7 On tts sI-t dav Of Ianp7-v .1s=s,
AUDITOR CF sTATE's 0FFicE !
INSURANCE BEFAETuKNr)

WHEEEAss The North American Eiro Insurance 20.
located 81 Sfw York, IN the state Of He= York has
filed in hie ON sworn Stattmgnt Of u oLdiffol,
luirsd by me isL ssctOn u the a. ' 70 ksgu-
ate Insurance Olmpanies rot ircO pCratef kT tne
tsse II Ohio, pass.d April g. 1856; and, Whereas,
sid COmTany has furf lnad the undsrsispei Eaf.s-
factory evidence that IL i pc5Esssed OF at L AIT
hundred Thousand DOilars Of Actual Csytsa Invest
ei nFt1rkB or 10 tOrdI, CT n mortgages Of r=aIts
IA worth double TIE amount for which the same l.
moTtk aged AID, hsreHs, said Company as fed IN
this Uiide vrIt,en instrument under its reorats
seal signed u 1e krrsd ut and Secretary thf rSof
su h0 ziBg sRy sg8nt or agents or said company IL
ihis state to ackrS ed srvse Of proccts Tor E1d
IN baa q n N pany, c9ssFntlng IN = Euch ser
yiss Of Process shall be faksg and ned c. - valid
az u served upon the Comp tnf ac5Oraing 10 the lagI
OF this OF any o.h-r stale, and waving al ciaiR
iigbt Of error y regsoE Of such HcER-Slod smszs Of
service.
Now Therefore in VurEuanca OF tie frat seciiOn Of
tbs a 'oreszid act. l. JAMES II GsBzAg, Auditor OF
Stzts for OhiO, do hsrsty certify ikas Eaid North
Amersean EiIe lns Co, OF hos YORK, Is aahCr zs 1
o Transact tbs bus nes q r. lnsursncs in this
ete uat the 3ist day or January, in the year cEs
thousand eight hundred and -iKty-fys.
In with - WEereof, have hsEeunto tubse ibsd G5
uare and osCssd Inc S-el Q: ny Once TO Be
II. 8 aaixsd the das ami tar above .ritten.
JAS W GODdAA-
fsb9-lw Auf1 or Of 5laie.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Febs1sry 10.
The City Council passed the Bounty bill giving
s200 to recruits without distinction OF color.
With the State bounty, recently passed. veteT-
ans, who re-enlst in this city, will receive S925
and new recruits $500. Recruiting is going on
actively here.
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FROaI THE POTOlIAC AEmY.

INV IUAhl EeDfUAIy 10.
o,ths Herald's Army of the Potomac specials,
ons dispatch places the loss Of the 18th Counecti-
cut regiment az lis killed, six taken prisoners,
and le wounded. We lost no pontoons or srtil-
iery, nor was auy part Of our infantry force cut
thronPh.
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CAIRO, February 10.
| Over three hundred new recruits from Wis
| eonsin, arrived here to-day, en- route South.
The 9th Iowa Infantry Veteran Volunteers ar
/ rived from Nashville, en- route for home.
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THE WEsTEnN REBEL ARMY.

INV lux eDfuATy 10
The Hersld's correspondent, who was csptur.
ed By the rebels in Louisiana, and recently ex-
changed, writes that tho whole rebel force West
Of the Mississippi on January lst, wss 5000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

Mt. UNION COLLEGE.
lHIS INSTITUTION. LO0ATED

THIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED
at Mt. Union, stark county. Ohio, Offers its ex-
tensive Educational fsclities TO Students Of 10th
sexes
The Faculty consists Of Rov. 0. n. Hstt.horo, LII
D. President; Ira D. Chapman, A. M +; George "
Z Arks, A. NJ; +. y. HaTtshorU, A. B.; Mrs. J. W
Chapman, besides competent Teachers in To-
s.rumental Mrsio, ElOcution, Commercial Science,
Gymnastics, AMI the German French and Hebrew
Languages.
The College possesses very extensive apparatus and
specimens fr teaching Chemistry, Natural PhilOso-
ply, tOtany, Physiology, MiueraloRy, Gsocgy, As
tTonomys Su;veyts &, Engineering, sc.
2 he new College Edfhce, which Is ll5 feet long By
s. feet wide, asd four stories high and unsurpassed
by any College Edihce In ohio con leed for use next
term which begins on the Sth Of March, IS64.-
This new Building Will conyeni0utlJ accommodate
EJur hundred and Fifty Students.
Good Board can be had private families at from
81 TO - 10 per week and ~ about 25 cents week
are rented 20 students who board thsms Ives or who
desire TO hire table bca.d in private families, At
about 81 so per week.
The Tuition in the Teacbsrz' Scientific and Classic
al e0uTses gee from s. to Sc per quzftor.
hose r-apariny =, fearT, ~,ri 1,,..
charge, the advantage OF daily Drls in the Normal
Department The session b yins on about he SEQ
OND TUESDAY Of August, November aAa March 0i
each year.
Es- Mount Union Is 4 quiet, healthy and moral
village, mile ard hzif soath Of alliance, the
junction Of the eYeland Pittsburgh Baiiroad with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne , Chicago RailWTy.
ns-Send to the President for Cats ogus.
fakaF - fHfs7a ar-rT -
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KANSAS LRGIsLAruHF

LEAyESwoRFH, February 10.
The. Kansas Legislature met in Joint Session
yesterday for the election OF United States Sen
ator. Governor Corey received 6s votes, and
was declared elected.
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STATE or NEW YORK, lac
County Of New YORK. 30


JAMES " OTIs, President aniR W B .EzCKEa Sc
rsJary, Of q North an, Ti-an firs Insuran es Com
pany, beiEg seveTaly Ewar cepOse ami Eay that the
fofegoing frl truo ana c1rHc5 statement OF the
affairs OF the said IuEuTance CCm ,aby, that the saia
Insurance Company IS the 9e oWnar OF AZ Issst
JCe Hundred ih5uaand DOlla's Of actual cash cspi-
tsl invested in StOEks ami Beads IN MOrfeaRes ca
Zeal Egtste. worth double the s50uTt Tor Winch tie
zane "a mprigsgoa tha. the above described inTsst-
ments, nor any pai thereof msd for tne bsnent
Of Individual exc; Cling authsrsty N the man
Rzsment Of said Jompl1y, either ~ PTesident SEQ
retsEy, Treasurer DfTectcr, other iss that tha
mcrtgsges sb % s-riusd have teen azsfen4d.
nor in any manner released impaired by safd Com
SAM; and that thsF ths abJss desc 5sd Ucsi
Of said INSURANCE Company.
:. W. OTIS, Pr SD snt.
Z. W BEEECEZR, Secretary.
5ub=cr bedsnd sworn before me- this 10Th day CT jan
ia :, lso4 Tets. 2. THOhEELa
LIS Conan 1Or Oh g III New Yc-k
oFEIcE OF rHE EUBIToa oE STATE
Columbus, Re r1=ry TAT l. g.
1t s hereby uh Il that tho tors going is correct
copT OF the tatem64t aud UODditiOn o the Nor b
American Fire Insurance CCu pany, Of htH York,
m=as 70 this Oaice foF the yesr l6f and Eow ils
herein.
WEness my hand and Seal Official :.
LIS JAMES d. 60 DEAN,
sucfEtr nf Il
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CAIRO NEWS,

CAIRo, February 10.
The steamer Stephen Decatur, from Mem phis
to Pittsburgh, arrived this evening, with six hun
dred bales Of cotton for Cincinnati.
The steamer Baker, which was seized yester-
day at Psdueah, with a cargo Of cotton, was re-
leased to-day, the charges against her not be-
ing sustained,
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TLFVELAND FEMALE SEMI
~ OHsRT.-asturning thanks 70 former patrons,
tbs u1dFrsig5ed would bespetttuly ask OF tbe, and
the ctzsr generally elinersl hare OF iheir patron
aGs Having pcrchassd the In tifuiJn, We are aboat
% materially IMPROVE ana pat abe IN periecl
repGirs and No laUor, expsnse viii b spared
% Gf0Td the p1pis the advantages 10 every par
fouiar Eleven Ftrst Teachers Eill deFOe their
bost energies 70 thesr instTus ion.
Day PupiIs from the City will be provided
wiki a street 4. K, Ticket free Of charge
A discount OF twenty Five Dollars per Term III
made n isyor of those boA' ding pupiil Who spend
Bzndsyaa e. hone.
EB-fhs Tarm commences February %, 1854.
s. 4. E.SANFDgD,
fsbl-i40 L. PUTTEEE
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DlTIOE, February 10.
Thomas Parrot, Of the firm OF Parrot Son,
Linseed Oil Manufacturers Of this city. and one
OF our oldest and most respectable citizens, died
this morning, after short illness.
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70 tET

ITO LET. .--3 8 SgD. .4TH Floors, 40
xlo feet, Of Brick Building on supsrior-st.,
fronting, also, G. O. u Railroad. int rate loca-
tiOD ior manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied By Parish q
Knight, as Coppersmith shop, in rear Of AtWateT
Building, Two stories, Hxa0 teet.
deosQ JHO. @. JENNINGS, Agent,
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HOTELS.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

DRCH H0USE-1z4 WArrE=Sz,
I'D OsFslsre, Ohio. THIS HOuss is nov open q
shs rsoeptioD " Gnests ent the Travelling Pubic ger
eI1T. u is oonTGuispt 20 the Dep0ts IN the osnt1f
o4 business and cay q sC5sss sToFy way.
urStrargeTs VIII and Il 5uist Hc1rs ct the ysF4
~ EFics Of Ola D0LLAE Per dsy-
n. BIROH CO.,
ulflEkH PropriOtulI,
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DIED.

On the evening Of February 9th, EMMA ULEAdIN-
TINA, infant daughter Of Stafford G. and Antonotte
Lynch
In wattsburg, Erie county. Pa, January 75. ls5t,
of congestion OF the brain, ORbELIA, vito Of Don
lester Luse in the 27th year CT her age.
Herald and Plaindealsr please ccPy.
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HIARRIRD.

At the residence ofGco @. C1rtiss Psinssgille, o.,
February 9TH, By Rev. aIr. Cody, Mr. FRANK SUI
TIES, Of Clevel5nd, and Miss MOLLIE ROsS, OF
PAinssVille, daughter Of a. and n. Ross.
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EEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

OFFICE or THE CONN'L MUTUAL ISs. CO..
Cleveland, February 5, 1864.
THE ETRUSTEES, IN CONFORM
ITY to tha Charter, submit the following state
msnt Of the sa ID Of the Company, on tho first day
Of February, ls5t
Premiums on unexpired ri-ks, Feb
ruary lst, kb 80 ~
Premiums received during the year
ending February lEt, 1864.
From Marine Tis sks.............-51 l23OS
from Fire RISKS O67 Jj75liS y
Earned Premiums for year ending
February lst! t!l66i...-....-..-.......-.l5669 695 os
Amount rec eived from investments2O SIS 7437O74 50
Paid, during the same period
For Marine Losses and { elm
snrsnce,. nce,......................-...3i. .9ligs
FOR E1fe o ozses--.....-.-...--.... 1909 -
For Expenses, Ta1es, tom
missions, AMI BetaTn Pre-
Iniams.-.... ........ .... IL SIS 5e-f7,sa7 "a
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Tas Company bsve the following Az=sts:
Cash in Bank and on hazti........,....sz ; z7,sqy $
StoCk......-............ s9On8 20
Bua and STATE tire Raiir0sd Stock...,.. at On 70
columbus and Xenia Rsihosd Stock. 500 ~
Cleveland Iron Mining Company Stock. 5,Osit0
Elie and Pittsburgh Railrosd b Bcnds..--.. 500 GO
United states StOcks........... % go 70
l. ans Real Estate and stock securitiesl Z22i0 y
r al Estate and Leasehold PTOperty...... 72OI 20
Bills BecsiVabls. IS q5a "A
Accrued IO75 %
Due the Company on account .... 207s 50
Personal Property, (W,ecking Pump, 6e)... 292 z
curitiesJ J..... ...........,............ $4,000
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DExoCEATIO IoAUCUsEs.

The Democratic csucusses have lately
bsen enjoying internal oonvulsions. An
irrepressible conflict is rsgisg between
the war and peace wings, and each side is
trying to kick the other cut. Fernando
Wood makes & stubborn fight and insists
upon his position as the only true and
honest one for Democrats to take in max
lag out quotas for the Several States.