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Special Dispatches to the Western PEess'
FROM Europe,

FROM EJROPE.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., August l2.-The steam
ship New York passed Cape Race on FRIDAY
afternoon, en- route to New York. The FOL
lowing is a summary of her news, received
here on Saturday, the l1th
The steamship Aleppo, from New YORK
arrived al Queenstown on the 10th ultImo.
The Napoleon III. and Union, both from
New York, had also arrived 80,
In the House Of Commons, on the @Vtn'
discussion arose relative to the Government
bill for raising q $50, 600 loan Tor strengSn-
ening the Thames Qualifications. MI. 0iau-
stone strongly opposed the bill, Whlch Was
withdrawn, the Government undertaking
that at the new session oYery such new
work shall be brought before the House IN
the shape of an estimate.
Four hundred thousand pounds IN gold
had arrived from the West Indies
The Emperor Napoleon YVES at Flchy.
Tho Toulon SQUADRON had left for Hyerce
for practice, and would arrive at AJaceo on
The Italian Admiral Perssno had de-
manded court martial
The Bank of Belgium had reduced It's
rate of discount one per cent
A royal decree had been published pro
muIgatipg the italian constitution IN Ven
eta and terminating the Coneordat be-
tween Austria and the Holy See.
The Governor of Schleswig Holsteln had
been ordered to arrange for an election oi
members to the German Parliament
An armistice for four months had been
signed between Austria and Prussia
The sovereigns Of Baden, Darmstadt ana
| Saxe Milriugen had solicited the King oi
Prussia direct for an armistice. 81,
] : Upper Franconia had been seized by INC
| Prussians.
The King Of Prussia had refused to re-
ceive q convoy of the King of aanoVor.
| The armistice between Bavaria ane
| Prussia, was TO begin on the I'd, and Woul'
continue three weeks. W.
| The Prussians had bombarded Wurtz
| burg. and had been repulsed. -,
| Austria will pay Prussia an lndemnit
of seventv-dve million hOrins.
Navigatiop on the Rhine had bee
reopened. r., N.v yort
arrived at Southampton at 5p- m tne 9Is
The New York has the European msiIS an
eigbt hundred passengers; also eight m nuI
dTed tons of cargo. No Commercial rePor
received. -
NEW YoRK, August ia special to u
Tribune has the following;
OTTAWA, C. w., August ll.-Last nlghnt n
item providing Sl34,OOO for the PurGhs
and maintainance of gunboats on the lak
and the River st. Lawrence, was eoheutF'
= in by the House,
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
MEXICAN MATTERS.

NEW YoRK. Aug. iI.-It is reported tnas
q vessel laden with arms and ammunislon
Ior the Liberal army in Mexico, sailed Hon
tba Dortof Baltimore a few days since.
A correspOndence between General Sahta
Anna and Minister Romero IS puonsheu' II
1rbicb tbe former, under date OF May 70
r,f;srs his services in behalf Of the Repu0lie,
and.tendersltoJ uarez his aid and support me
~anIv of Senior Romero is caustle IN alIuo-
ing 10 the part taken by Santa Anna IN IN
z-;ting French intervention, he adds;
All Ethese circumstances render II q ali-
6cuIt question in my Judgment to declae
wbatber II would be for the interests OF our
country that your services should De &C
cepted." .- e. Fo-e;on Affairs
1i;es LIZ AZ length to the same effect and
closes as follows: r.:I,,,t
@For these considerations the President
Of the Republic does not believed 1t IN any
noanner compatible with his duty 70 lll. sanil1
| the offer which Senior Santa Anna mas 1on %
| tbon0ht to make Of his services nor 9 oOe0
| - bsIiave that his manifestations or pro-
80 of Dstriotisn can be in any manner
$50 9;Sala5 A. a. sufficient TO relieve him from
~ vaTv graye charges which exists sgalns'
him."
Aspv BAY, August IL, o'clock, pm
| rt, steamer that carries the cable news wa
/ Inc bbedAloA -A-S - =, : ..-,;v,r, hv a heavy
detained here until this morning " -. 80
| storm. She is, therefore, not due PACK s nei
until tomorrow Sunday morning S'
o'clock
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VOL. XX---NO. 1S9.
Mexican Adyiees-

year.
Mexican Adyiees-
Recent news from Tampico state that the
French, suspecting the Mexican General
La Madrid, had relieved him from com
mand of TampicO, which was entrusted to
6 French officer.
The French had received a small rein
forcement from Vera Cruz by water.
General Carvaiol had organized at
Matamoras an expedition Of l,5OO strong,
with view to the capture of Tampieo.
General Gargea was to have command.
General Escabado had left Matan1oras
with 1000 men for Monterey, which city
he expected TO have soon in his possession.
President Jusrez was organizing another
expedition at Chihuahua TO capture the
neighboring city Of Durango.
Gen. Howard Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau, has written 4 reply in re-
ply to some inquiries by Hon. r. Hart, from
New York, concerning the operations of the
Freedmen's Bureau. The General describes
the organization and work of the Bureau,
giving statistics from June 1865 to June
1866, from which it appears that the num-
Der ofporsons receiving rations are decreas-
ing. and that the poor whites dependent
upon the Government bounty are equal in
number to the blacks. The letter closes
with the opinion that, in the present cOndi-
tiOn of affairs, the Bureau is indispensable.
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The literary nobs of New England are
variously rusticating. Holmes is at Pitts
field, whence he makes occasional eXcur-
sions to his beloved Lennox; Lowell is
at the White Mountains; LOngfellow IS
bathing at Nahant; SAKE is among the
Granite Hills Mrs. Stowe continues at
her Stone Cabin, near Hartford.
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Loss Of a Schooner aud IFS Crew
on Lake Michigan.
Gold Closed in New York Saturday
at 14S 7-8.
Associated Press Report.
News From Europe
OVER TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.


Close Of ParIiament-1he Queens
Speech
LONDON, August 1O.-The session Of Par
Lament has closed.
The Queens speech on the occasion Of the
dissolution returns thanks 10 the Govern
ment of the United States for the action
taken by it in the matter of the late Fenian
raid into Canada. The speech also ex-
presses the Queens qualification at the sue
cess of the Atlantic cable. The remainder
of the address from the throD0 relates to
Home questions.
Liverpool cotton Market
LIyERrooI August 10.-The sales Of cot
ton fa- che week have been 52,O0O bales. The
prices have declined one half-penny per
pound on the week. MiGdling uplands is
quoted at I3td. To days sales were 5000
bales.
London Money IarIet.
LONDON, August 1o.-Consols closed at S7}
for money; U. S. 5-2Os were quoted at the
close of business to-day at 6Ss; III. Central
shares, 754 Eric 1e5.
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From New Orleans.
ChOIera-Grand Jury Report on the
Late RiOt-YFRrm weather.

CbOIera-Grand Jury Report ON the
Late RiOG-WRrm Weather.
NEW ORLEANS, August Il.-Twenty-fiv
deaths from cholera are reported for the
twenty-four hours ending at six o'clock this
morning. Physicians pronounce 1t AsIatlc
and in its most dangerous form. The DIS
ease is principally confined to negroes liV-
ing in unclcanIy parts of the city.
The Grand Jury have made their report
of the testimony on the late riots. 1t leaves
no new feature and is every way similar to
the Joint report of Heron, Voorhees, and
Monroe to the President, already tele-
graphed.
The weather is excessively warm, the
thermometer at P. NJ. standing at so II
the shade.
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CUYAHOGA COUNTY UNION Gen.
VENTI0N.

CUYAHoGA COUNTY USIoS CENTRAL0
CoMsIrTEE ROOFS,
CLEVELAND August lst, lS5bJ
The Cuyshcga Count Union Convention, for
the nomination Of
l Judge OF Court ef Common Ileas,
! Probate Judge,
1 Clerk of Court Of Common Pleas,
I Sheriff
l County Auditor,
County Commissioner,
l Surveyor,
will bo held in tlhs city, at CARROTS Hall, on
Saturday the 18th day Of August, at 10 O'Clock
A. 81 The basis Of representation will be six del
easates from each Township, aud six from each
War in the City of CleTeland
The several Townships and Wards are rtquested
20 hold their Primary Meetings. for the appoint
meut Of delegates on Thursday, August 10th, at
their usual time aid place
THOS. JONES, JB., Chairman.
C. S HOBBS. Secretary. RugZ.SlO
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. AUGUST l8, 1866.
B For Evening Edition News
see inside.
psH For Morning Edition News
see outside.

s.M. PETTENenL & Co., Newspaper Ad-
vortising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and arc agents
for ell the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized TO take
advertisements ct the came r'es that We
charge al this Office.
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Southern News
Smuggling

CHARLESTON, S. c., August 12.-The Col
lector of Customs at this port, has seized the
British bark, B. F. Shaw, from Havana, for
smuggling Her Captain refused to give
bonds to appear fortrial, and was commit
ed to jail,
Schooner CRPsize L ON Lake Michigan,
DETROIT, August 1.-THE schooner
America, of Milwaukee, capsized and aban-
doned was found near Grand Haven, Lake
Michigan to-day. Crew supposed to have
haau lost
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From New York.
Meeting at Cooper Institute by Cttt-
zens of New Orleans

sgeefinS at Cooper Institute by Cift-
zens of New Orleans
NEW YoRK, August IA meeting has
been called at Cooper Institute next We'd
nesday night, by prominent citizens Of New
Orleans, to bring before the public the
facts of the late riots.
Gold.
New YoRk, August 1.-THE Geld Mar
ket closed strong at 1.4sg; stock hrmer at
the close, and there was good demand Dus
offering moderate
Daily Cholera Report
But two or three new cases OF cholera IN
the citv were reported this morning. One
or two deaths have occurred OF persons
whose cases were reported yesterday, The
cholera reports for yesterday showed the
same decrease observed the day before
There were ten deaths from previously re-
ported cases, and nine new cases In
brooklyn there was also decrease, there
heinz eleven cases and four deaths On the
islands the condition was favorable
The steamer Daniel Webster, from vera
Cruz. is at the lower quarantine
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The American Cooking stOve-Is man.

The American Cooking StOye-Is man
ufacturod with certain improvements secured BY
letters patent under date of May 3, 1868, and De-
cerlber 5. 1865. One Of these improvements cover
the arrangement Of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth Of a Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes
as is paszes down from the crate. All persons ere
cautioned against manufacturing vending or using
other stoves made in IMITATION Of the AMERICAN,
as suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and all persons manufacture (, sell
ling or using said IzITATIoNs, will be lisi le for
damages for Infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD CO.,
Il and I9 Green-st., Albany, n. Y.
The ANERlCAS is for sale by
JIM. BAILEY & CO.,
iune9.3 .372-s.o.d Cleveland, Ohio.
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General Dix will be a member of the
Convention of August l4th. He will find
himself surrounded by men upon whom
he once pronounced sentence OF death,
when he said, ''If any man hauls down
the American flag, shoot him on the spot"
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JusG Pub5ished-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, Ob,rlin, o. jy2s
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E.ui,nbIe Life Assurance society,

Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of the United States, 92 Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, s2,OOO,O ,OCO.OOi Annual
Cash Income, s, ,O0O, 900 .OO-Purely mutual. An
nusI Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined TO declare their dividends ANNUALLY
TscAsH. The next dividend sill be declared Feb
ruary lst, 1867. It is believed that no company
in this country will be able TO present greater ad
Tantapes in its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as its total expenditure to income
was less than that Of any OF the older American
Companies, and its new business for the past year
1913 6g3 OOO) exceeds the new business Of any New
York Company in any previous year. This oOcis
ty has met with but one loss in this city-mr.
Pbillip 1. Price, who was insured three years
since for IS UO1. His heirs received the amount
Of his policy (s5 O00) anda dividend to the amount
OF S75 1000 in cash. within ten days after proofs
we're delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or orageneies spply to
THAYERs & MUNSON, General Agents,
Nos. I and Park Building.
mayA Cleveland, Ohio.
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From Washington.
.Naw Navy Register.

WAsH1Serov. August PA new navy
erister has Just been issued, containing va
, ious promotions which have OS oScaEreu aiberl
through the action of Congress and othef-
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During George Francis Trains recent
iving visit to Washington, some one said
to him Train, you make a great mis-
take: YOU talk too much about yourself
George Francis Train" eyes, sir, yes,
sirr' and siezing pen, he dashed of his
autograph-aGeorge Francis Train, Egg
mist
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The Rcsa and Cheapest Horse and
Cattle Medicine in the WOrId.-walter
B. sIoau's Improved Condition Powder, The
great standard medicine for Horses and Oattle,
for the cure Of the various Diseases to which
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Has THE LARGEST SALE or ANY HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE IN THIS COUNTRY. 1t is com
posed principally of herbs and roots, and for mild
ness. safety, certainty aud thorouEhness, stands
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Cattle Medicines. The fact that the sales have
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Albert jackson, of Cape Girardeau
county, has been nominated by the Radi-
cal convention of the Third (Mo.) District
This is Noell's district.
General Thomas L. Price has received
the Conservative nomination for Congress
in the Jefferson City, No, district.
General J. B. Baum has been nomina-
ted for Congress by the Union men in the
18th Illinois District, against Josh Allen.
General Rousseau declines a renomina-
ton for Congress in the Louisville Dis
trict, and will remove to Washington
City.
In the lst Pennsylvania District the
Republicans viii probably nominate Col.
Fitzgerald, War Democrat for Con-
gress.
Rev. DR.. Briggs, of Salem, Mass, con-
sents to the use of his name as a Republi-
eau candidate for Congress in the Essex
District.
The Democrats in the 7th Illinois Dis
trict have re-nominated Hon. Anthony
Thornton for Congress.
In the Second Vermont Congressional
District the Republicans have nominated
Senator Poland for Congress.
Hon. John G. Purdue announces him.
self as independent candidate for Congress
in the Lafayette, Indiana, district, agaiRs
Hon. Godlove S. Orth.
The Democracy of the llth Indians
Congressional District met at Wabash tht
other day, and nominated an indiyidua
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POLITICAL.
OHIO.

OHIO
The Union men are preparing for
spirited contest in the Ninth Congressional
District, which is a close one. I. P. Finne-
frock is the Democratic, and General r.
P. Buckland will be the Union candidate.
Msss-meeti1gs are already called at six
different places in Sandusky county with
in the next week, to be addressed by Hon.
r. P. Buckland, General Frank Sawyer,
Mahlon Chance, &c.
In reference to Thomas Bwing's long
letter approving the 18th of August
Gray Back Convention, some one peril
| nently remarks " 1t has always been our
| opinion that within a reasonable time
after Il man dies he should be buried. Mr..
Ewing has been dead these many years. ."
1t seems peculiarly appropriate, how
ever, that dead politicians should indorse
a movement which can never have any
life among the masses of the people.
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
Not a Republican paper in the State Of
Connecticut indorses the Philadelphia
movement. 1t was in this State the Presi'
dent made his first attempt to form hi.
new party.
Itis now said TO be doubtful If Alex
| H. Stephens attends the Philadelphi'
Convention.
Tho Presidency orthe Philadelphia Con
vention is said to lie between Gen. Dix
Hon. Thomas Ewing, OF Ohio, and Judg'
Curtis.
| Among the Arkansas delegates to tn,
Philadelphia Convention arc the follow
ing:
@AIbert Pike, Brigadier General robe
| army: Harris Flannigan, Colonel rebe
| army, and Governor Of the State from lSs
| to the close of the war J. C. Tappan, Briga
dier General rebel army NJ L. Bell, Majo
| rebel army; J. r. Fellows, Major rebe
| army; Felix J. Batsen, member rebel Con
gress: G. W. Lawrence, Surgeon rebe
army: e C. Boudinot. half-breed Indian
Secretary Secession Convention j. D. Kim
ball, rebel officer, position not known"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Enamel Paper Collars
At Lowest New York Wholesale Prices
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NOTICE-TO Contractors and Lum-
IN bcrmen.-Ths Trustees Of the NorIhern
Ohio Lunatic Asylum at NsWburgh, Cuyahcga
County, Ohio, h-rebf give notice that they will
receive seated 2 opossls the Office Of -Dr. =
Stanton, Superintendent at Asylum, until
September 30tb, 1866. At . clock 2. M, ? fur
nishug mater ais for Ihe erection Of two wings,
TO be added to ssid Asy lum, sFecth below.
Bids will be received for the whole any Iart of
said materials.
First. Proposals will be received for furnishing
aud delivering all the dim -nsion sto8e, and brick,
on the grounds, fer the superstruCture above the
BASEMENT, by the perch Tor stone and by the thou
sand for brick.
Secondly For furnishing and delivering on the
cars at kewturgh, all Joints, framing tinbers,
flooring and finishing lumber, at tie Iete per
thousand feet, all in accordance with the sp elf
oations except that # th- lrmber IS delivered this
fall or sawed this fall and properly stuck up, It
may Re -reen instead Of seasoHed-
The plans sud specifications can be seen at the
Office Of the Superintendent at the Asylum.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond IN the
Of twenty five per cent. Of the amount lnVolV-
ed conditioned that the party making the propo-
sal or bid will accept the contract, Il the same
shall be awarded to said party, nd Tor fai hiul
performance.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or
all bids considered Incompatible with the inter-
esis Of the State.
VIC. EARL,
S. II. PITKIE,
r. II. MONTGOMERY,
+. KLUEGEL,
W. h. PRICE,
ALEX. STEELE,
Trustees.
August 13 1856. augl3.5i 2-Jod
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General News.

PHnADxLrHrA, August PA large num-
her of delegates from all parts OF the
country, are arriving here. Numerous con
sultations were held to-day, to secure har-
mony in the proceedings. Vallandlgham
arrived to-day. The two delegations from
Touisiana, headed by Cuthbert, Bullet and
VIII. C. King, have harmonized and ar
ranged all differences and rivslries- The
excitement is increasing rapidly. inns
evening the Continental Hotel and Glrard
House, and the street between, were com
pletely blockaded, by crowds, much angry
discussion was going on, some declaring
VaIlandigham and the party he represent
cd. should not enter the Convention. Fer
nando Wood insists vehemently that they
shall be admitted without question. A
cacus of Southern delegations Will be held
IN the morning, TO decide on the course to
he pursued toward Northern delegates. The
arrangements for the press have been made
as perfect as possible, and all legitamate
representation of journals, can procure
their cards by appling 10 L. A. Whitley,
room No. I37, Continental Hotel. Mem
hers of the press will occupy seats in front
of the stand, and in the Ampatheatre ad-
joining It,
LATTER.
About three hundred delegates to the
Convention have so far registered then
names on the books of the Executive Com
mittee, mostly from the South and West
But few New England delegates have ye
arrived. They are expected to-morro~
] No agreement has been yet made, as to IN
1 Temporary organization. meeting oI IN
| executive Committee will be held to-mor
row. D. m, when it is supposed this ar
rangoefInent rang will be settled. Mr.. Ashmun
still favorably spoken of as a candidate 10
President of the Convention. Arrange
ments between the Ohio delegates, are Pre-
crossing favorably, and it IS bellyed
headquarters, that harmonious auJusl
ment of difficulties between delegates WI
be made.
Cholera in philadelphia.
The reports of the Board Of Health @ sho
forty-three cases Of cholera anu S1TI M
Jasibs for the week ending yesterday. II
| 1ss bas almost disappeared.
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FROM WARREN.
Primary Election in the 18th DistrI,

Special dispatch to the Cleveland LEADEE.l
WARREN, o., August 11.-Congressior
vote in Warren: Garfield, S5s; Hutehi
2IO. +. E. HUcHISs
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EtuiII do it-WOIcOtf's Instant Pain
will do it! Do what? Stop
Nervous Toothache, Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia in thr.o minutes, and cures Catarrh in
twelve weeks
BENTON, MYERS B CANFIELD,
STRONG < ARMSTRONG,
augll wholesale Agents, Clevelands-O.
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FRANCE.

Napoleon Asks for Territory.
Napoleon has asked from Prussia an ex-
tension of the frontier Of France.
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden -cOiIet
Articles, OF the most tasty style, mar .ofsctured
at 1876 Ontario street, Hurlbut's TJIock, Rear
Buildings. A. PIPER
nsys:Rl5 Meor .snic.I Jobber.