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Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press
END OF THE PETROLEUM CASE.
NEW YoRK, January 2s.-At the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday, the United
States Petroleum Company's case came to an
end by the complaint being dismissed, and
defendants, Mann and strattOn honOrably
discharged.
LECTURE.
Speaker Colfax repeated his lecture
"Across the Continent" at the Cooper Insti-
tute, last evening, before q very large au-
dience.
TIE FESIANs.
President Roberts, of the Senatorial F. B.,
has issued a document relative to finances
under Killian and O'Mahony, and COM
parative of the working of the two manage
ments. His bonds are being sold to citizens.
General Sweeny's speeches are stirring up
the Brotherhood throughout the country to
military policy.
A number of ladies held ameeting yester-
day afternoon at Brooklyn, and took pre-
liminary steps to organize circle Of the
Fehian Sisterhoed. 4 u
The members Of the General Council of
the E0'Mahony Fenians, in Union Square,
have concluded their labor and adjourned.
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Sweet Lips Is the pretty name of the princess
in the fairy tale, and every lady may be Princess
sweetlipI, If she chooses to use the fragrance
breathing sOzodont. This rare essence Of In.
numsrable aromatic herbs, removes every blsmish
from the teeth, gives the blush-ross tlngs to the
gums, and renders the mouth as pure and fresh as
an infant. ian29
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Associated Press Report.
From New York.
RiehmOnd Excited


New YoRK, January 2s.-The Hersld's
Richmond correspondent says One of the
Virginia delegations, now awaiting admis-
sion to Congress, telegraphed to that city
from Washington, on last Wednesday, that
it is the intention of President johnson to
supersede the present State government by
a provisional one This has received Gre
dence in Richmond, and has, therefore, Of
course, created much commotion and con-
sternation in financial and political circles
there.
Proclamation.
A Paris letter contains the following proc
lamation of Gen. Prim:
SPAEIARDs: We have arrived at the ter
rible moment in which revolution is the
only recourse of nations, and the main duty
Of honorable men. I am at the head Of
considerable array of military force, and O
great number of armed countrymen hasten
on all sides to fight under my orders for the
cause of freedom and the fatherland. My
banner is the last manifesto Of the Progges-
sita Central Committee within my hands.
will fight with my wonted valor against a
government which dishonors US abroad and
ruins US at home, making US a laughing
stock among foreign nations, and bringing
US to the verge of shameful bankruptcy.
Soldiers, who have already fought under my
orders, you are aware that have never for
saken you, and that if you stand by me in
this enterprise shall know how to lead yeu
first showing you the path to victory and
next remunerating your endeavors.
Fellow-eitizens, and men of honor, you
too, aid me to bring to happy end poiiti-
cal revolution which may do away with the
necessity of that social revolution with
which we are threatened.
Spaniards hurrah for liberty for the pro-
CRANE Of the Central Progressita Committee
and for the constituent Contes.
[signed] JVAN PRIN.
3 For the fiscal year ending June both, 1865,
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MAGKENzIFS 10000 RECEIPTS
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Business EducattOn.-sOms people are SC
foolish as to suppose that Business Education can
be better acquired in College building, located in
large city, that in the same College building If re-
moved out Of the CITY to pleasant quiet village,
comparatively free from temptations, vices and
those almost nunberless things that withdraw
the attention Of the student from his studes Sen
Eibls people, there are, however, who believe that
the fresr from city attractions, temptations and
iadHesmsaa to squander money the better for those
who are. perhaps for the first time separated from
friends and home inhuences. -..s
We call the attention Of our readers to Calkins,
Grimm Co.'S Union Business Institute at ober-
lin, Ohio, as located in sseh village and for 9
thorough training in theory and practice second to no
Commercial and Telegraph College in the whole
country. a
For particulars, addrss sm nov2O
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The o'Mahony bonds are being sent to diff
ferent portions Of the country.

ferent portions of the country.
ALLIANCE.
letter from Berlin says it Is gravely as
serted that the Prussisn Prime Minister is
desirous Of bringing about an alliance Of
Prussia, Russia and America sgainst Eng
land, France and Austria /; the Prussians to
occupy the attention of Franceon the Rhine,
the Russians to attack Austria in Hungary,
and America with her navy to keep the
fleets of England and France in check while
her armies overrun Canada and Mexico.
Dispatches from Washington say that a
member Of Congress from New York was re-
eeiyed at the War Department yesterday to
inquire into the cause of the delay an
nounced of the names of the parties to
whom award for capture Of the eonspirators
is due. Secretary Stanton answers that
Judge Advocate Holt had already prepared
list Of the successful claimants, and that
announcement would be made early next
week
Mr.. Stanton remarked that he had taken
the trouble to go through the entire evil
denee in the case, and as it was very vol
luminous, delay had been unavoidable.
FENIAN swEEYY.
The friends of Major Sweenv, the Fenian
Secretary Of War, lately dismissed from the
regular army Of the United States for alb
senee without leave, are making strenuous
efforts to have him re-instated, and are con-
tident of success.
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Mckenzies's 10000 Receipts
See the Great Advertisement
IN TO-MORROWS LEADER.

PetitiOnI PetftiOnIl PetittOnIiI-
Soldiers of1s61-62 or '6S and the heirs of such
are deceased will please call at the Licensed Army
and Navy Claim Agency OF WIN. +. PRESTON,
No. Lynan's Block, near the Court House, on
the Public Square, and sign petition to Congress
that they may take favorable actsn on some Of the
bills now before them for the Equalization Of
Bounties, jan24:2s4
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jan29:2s4

ImPeFishable Teeth.-Can the teeth be
rendered imperishable, UnquestiOnably they can.
sOEoDoET, used daily, will render the enamel ab-
solutsly proof against decay, harden the gums and
eIpel from the whole dental apparatus every Of
fensiys and pernioous element. jan22
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LittIeAeld's Pate

LittIeAeld's Patent Heat Controller
is Acknowledged to be the simplest, cheapest, and
most effectusl fuel saving Damper ever intro.
duoed. County and State Rights are fast being
sold on liberal terms by
GRIFFIN BAKER,
tan29;254 l46 Seneca street.
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Trial Of IaG: naxia.

The bill before the Senate relative to the
trial of JEFF. Davis, enacts what is now the
doctrine in Illinois and other States, that
an opinion should not exclude a
juror, provided the Court is satisfied that
he would act impartislly. But the pas
sage of this bill will secure the trial of
Davis before civil court. and it will con-
sequently meet with decided opposition.
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General News.
RAILROAD Accident,


PoUGHKERPsIE, January 28.-As the Alba
ny passenger train for New York, on the
Hudson River River road, which left this
place at 7:3O last night, reached point q
short distance north of CretOn drawbridge,
below Peeksville, the parallel rods attached
to the locomotive broke, throwing the en-
gine and tender from the track. The train
at the time of the accident was going at the
usual rate Of speed, but none of the passen-
ger cars sustained any injury, nor were
any Of them thrown from the track. The
train was detained over two hours.
Mining Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, January Thinning
share market a trifle better. ophir S27
Chollor Potasi 234 Crown Point 635 Hale
and Nonerass 465; Savage $50; Yellow
Jacket 365; Imperial Il4t.
Humboldt papers give glowing account
of the discovery Of diamonds, gold and sill
yer in Idaho
Amos Phinney & Co., extensive lumbers
dealers of this city, have failed. Liabilities
reported at 100000.
Notwithstanding the water in the river at
Sacramento is nearly twenty-three feet
above low water mark, the levee still holds
back the flood. The lowlands Of the sur
rounding country are flooded and families
are OIlNeu from tnclE 0OlneSs n Cuauge Oh
weather indicates relief from greater dam
age and the escape OF Sacramento.
A Steamer Burned.
CAIRo, January 23.-The steamer Asher
AYres. with one thousand and twenty bales
of cotton, recently burned in Altamha
river, Ga. The boat was valued at sci, ,O00.
Insured for $4,000. Most of the cotton was
insured. Five or six negroes were lost.
Man KILLED.
NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-A fatal affray
occurred on Gravier street yesterday, in
which H. L. Newbury was killed and Cap
tain Oldham severely wounded. The young
man who shot Newbury surrendered.
The schooner Neptune, hence for Rio,
with forty five passengers, was lost ON the
10th, off the Cuban coast. The passengers
and crew were saved. The vessel is total
loss.
The steamer Anna Perrett, bound for New
Orleans, sunk in the Red river, on the upper
falls. The cargo was saved.
There are better accounts from Eastern
Texas about the freedmen making con-
tracts.
The steamer Wilmington, from New York,
has arrived at Galveston.
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S. NJ. PETTExenL Co., Newspaper Ad !;
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
tor ali the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rates that we
charge at this office. TA
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$4,000 wanted for three years, at per cent. on
mortgage. Address B. Co., Leader Office.
ian27.qs4
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To OH Renners.-We prepared to do all
kinds Of Oil Refinery Plumbing In the most per-
feet and durable manner. Before engaging work
elsewhere, Oil Refners will find 1t for their inter-
est to call on SMITH COSBY,
Oil Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
n1e:2ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
COtfrell q Diekey.-eottreu Diekey,
Commission Merchants. and wholesale dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried Fruits, &C., No. 6s Mer-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Refer to National
City Bank. tan4:Rlo
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GEoRaE FRAvcIs TRArn vac asked ta

GEORGE tRANCIs TRAIN was asked two
or three days ago by committee of work
ing-men of Chicago if he could net stop
over a night and talk to them about the
questions of Free Trade and Protection /;
whereupon George wrote the following
characteristic reply, which we commend TO
the attention Of Free Traders:
FREMONT HOUSE,, Jan. %, 1866.
Gentlemen ; Yes Free Trade and Pro-
lection are played otFt. The words to use
now are England or America; all those
in favor of England say aye
Sincerely,
GEO. Francis TRAIN.
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MACKENZIES 10000 RECEIPTS
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IN To-MORRoW'S LEADER.

FenIan BrOfherhOod.-A meeting of the
members Of the different Circles of T. B. in the
city in good standing, and their friends, will be
held at BrAinard's Hall on Monday evening, the
29th inst. Col. W. R Roberts, Psesident ofthe
F. B., and General Sweeney, Secretary of War,
sill be present and will address the meeting.
The Centers Of the different Circles will supply
the members with tickets of admission for selves
and friends. Tickets can a'so be had by those en-
titled to receive them, from Mr.. P. o'Neil, No. 2
south side Public Square.
The meeting will organize at 8 P. NJ.
THOMAS LAVAN,
jaH26:2s4 State Center for Ohio.
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines at
OROWELL's, III Superior-st. jan26:2s4
Fresh Baltimore Oysters received daily.
Only so cents per can, at Mason Brothers, 100
0Rtario street. jan24:2sl
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MACKENzIES 10000 RECEIPTS
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IN TO-MORROW'S LEADER.

Flour Mills for SaIe.-The well-known
and valuable mills called the City Mills, now
offer for sale. H. HARVEY.
Jan24;2sO
POtatOes.-We are prepared to furnish any
quantity Lake Shore Peach Blow Potatoes in even
car loads. J. G. SIMMONS CO.,
Jan22;2s2 80 Merwin street.
To Pr1nters--We have for salem qaantitiesi
to suit, BinghAm's Celebrated Roller Composition
also, Palner's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable extant. All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER co., Oeveland'
Ohio. aug7
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! LATEST NEWS
BY THE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
From Columbus.
Proceedings of the Legislature.
Accident on the Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad.
One Man KILLED and Others Injured.
A MURDER In COLUMBUS.
ICONGRES SIONAL.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The President on Amendments.
Conversation with q Senator.
Developments in Bakers Trial.
''Set a Thief to Catch a Thief"
NEW YORK NEWS
0tero Murderers to be Hanged.
U. 3. Service Petroleum Case.
Mann and StrattOn HOnOrabIy Dis
charged.
Ine d. Il. Accident at sing Sing.
GENERAL NEWS. |
Discovery Of Diamonds in Idaho. |
Sensation Run1Or from London |
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Money Coined.

3 For the fiscal year ending June both, 1865,
the.mint and branch mints of the United
States coined $S,2sl, ,924,s64 in gold, silver
and copper.
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Spec1aIDIspatches.
RECE1vED UP TO O'CLOCK, A. M.
END OF THE PETROLEUM CASE.

Especial pl.p.tehs. to western Associated Press ]
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Wilcox q Gibbs Sewing Machines at
CROWELL's, III superior-st. jan26:2s4
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T n. Dewitt e CO.-Are selling
J cloaks aud Dress Goods cheaper than any
house in the city. J. h DEWITT & co.,
janl7 IAN Public Square.
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MACKENzIES 10000 RECEIPTS
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IN To-MORROW'S LEADER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24
SNow.FLAEs IN A BALL-KooM.-

SNow.FLAEs IN A BALL-KooM.-
A writer in Once-a- Week gives the
following singular illustration of tho
condensation of vapor, which always
ensucs when cold air mingles with
warm: "The scene was in a ball
room in Moscow. The heat of the
room having become intolerable, one
of the gentlemen threw open the top
part of one of the windows. A cold
gust Of wind blew suddenly in thro'
the open window, and tho heated air
which was congregated in the upper
part of tho room became suddenly
condensed, and descended upon the
the assembled party in tho form of
snow-Aakes. Probably there never
was seen so curious a sight in ball
room-ladies and gentlemen in ball
toilet, in the midst Of dance; and
snow-flakes descending; and were it
not for the utter incongruity of the
attire, more like skating party.
The snow storm was, as may be i'm
agined, tho conversation of the guests
for the rest of tho evening, and of
the Inhabitants of the town for the
ensuing week."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24

MORMON CANAL.-The Mormons
have commenced cutting a canal of
magnitude far exceeding anything Of
the kind ever undertaken in the
Territory before. for the two-fold
purpose of irrigation and navigation.
Starting near the boundaries Of Utah
and Salt Lake Counties, it will wind
its way along the eastern side of tho
Valley, watering the land on it's
course, including a very considerable
tract yet unbrokcn, and reaching a
terminus in the city, short distance
south and west of where the artesian
we'll is being sunk, its entire length
being over 30 miles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24

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ozn ship. sni Immediately sseered
o. the sosihwzrd. deeply impressed
with the awful example he bad just
witnessed Of the danger Of naviga-
ting the Polar seas in high northern
latitudes.
On returning to England, he made
various inquiries respecting vessels
that had disappeared in an unknown
way, aud by comparing the results
of those with the information which
was afforded by the written docu-
ments in his possession, he ascer-
taiued the name and history of the
imprisoned ship and her unfortu-
nate master, and found that she
had been frozen thirteen years pre-.
vious to the time Of his discovering
her among the ice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24

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sk< P.a<. ssskiy giirk 80 - snsu1
- ssr p.risnA ExPass siahw -
tie dirsd fsys a ske ssa, - ~
begin to sh0u cDlos, kealsA -
streagth. When il Losdoa, sooe
years ago, I visited IN estsblishnsat
which had acquired q wide repseD-
tarion for the cure Of those dissas0
in which pro~tration and nsrvoss
arrangement were prominent eymp-
toms. l soon found the secret Of
success in the use made of sunshine.
The slate roof had been removed,
and glass one substituted. The
upper story was divided into sixteen
shall rooms, each provided with
lounges, washing apparatus. etc.
The natient. on entering his little
apartment, removes all Ills clothing,
and exposes himself to the direct
rays Of the sun. Lying on the
lounge, aud turning over from. time
to time, each and every part Of the
body was thus exposed to the life.
giving rays of the sun. Several
London physicians candidly con.
fessed to me that many cases which
seemed only waiting for the shrcud,
were galvanized into life and health
bv this process.-Dr. Leacis. a,
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"":eu III 'ne,' rs.i~c''se P'aces.
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ers OF snow WINE . succession
OF numbering, grlnclng ana crash.
ing noises gave ieariui evidence 'hat
the ice wa: IN mot'oh; Inc vessel
received violent SHOCKS every mo-
ment' Tor the naz'noss OF the atmos'
phcre prevented tnose on Ooard rom
discovering IN wbat d'rect'on the
open water lay or II there actually
W, was any at all on e'ther side OF them.
The night was spent IN tacklng US
often as any caase OF danger hap
pcned to present itself and IN the
morning the storm aoated' ana Capt:
Warre"s found t. his great Joy that
the snip mad not sustained any serl-
ons injury lie remarked, with sur
PRISE, tnat the accumulated iceoergs
which had on the preceding evening
formed an impenetraDle barrier had
been separated ana d'sarranged Dy
the WIND, ana that III one place a Gu
nal OF open, sea wound Its course
among them so Tar rs the eye couid
discern.
1t was two miles beyond the en-
trance OF this canal that a ship made
its appearance about noon, to the
great aston'snment OF the crew
OF the greenland: Inc sun shone
brightly at the tlme, anu a gentle
breeze blew from the north. AT
hrst some intervening 'ceocrgs Pre-
vented CaPtain Warre"s from ois-
t'nctiy seeing a"yth'"g put her masts'
but ne was struck WIN the strange
manner Ill whicn her sa'ls were dis,
posed: apd the ois'ha"t'eu aspect OF
her yards ana rigging. one contln-
ued to 60 pe1ore the "'hd 1or 1ew
furlongs: ana theh rounoeo uPo"
the low lceoergs, anu remained mo-
tionless. -,
captain warren CURIOSITY was
so mucn eXclteo tnat ne ilnmeu'"'e,
~ 'eaPed lnto 0o"1 WIN seVeoal
sea"ie"' :'iu rvweo 'o""'u "1' ~"
aspProacnlng' ne oDserveu ;nat "er
huii was mlserao'y wea'ner.pe","c"'
ana not a soul apPearea on tne oeck,
wnlc1 was covereu VIII :,, sn"" - q =
cons'uetao'e u:Pt"' iAe n"''cu nc1
cre" seve'"' '''Tes' out Nv ""s:e'
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y" ov:'"' =. oPc" py"o'o "oa;
'ae ulI.. c':'.s I."ss -" ..J ~, NV, :
=" .oo~s ..,:s; | III, =. ch.;r w.;,h
."." ''..': s." ''"''."s ..S,ia hoc.-o
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RID1cULE AND REPARTRE.- The fatal
foniness for INDUCING in spirit Of
ridicule and the injuries and irrepar.
able consequences which somshmss
attend too prompt reply, can never
be too seriously and severely con.
demned. s
Not to offend Is the first step 10.
ward pleasing. To give pain is as
much an offense against humanity
as against good breeding; end surely
it is as well to abstain from an action
because il is sinful, as becausei it ID
impo!ite. .,o1,l
A man of sense aud breeding will
sometimes join in a laugh which
has been raised at his expense by an
ill natured repartee; but if it was
very cutting, Of those shocking sort
of truths, which, as they can scarcely
be pardoned in private, ought never
to be uttered in public, he does not
laugh because he Is pleased, but by.
cause he wishes to conceal how much
ho is hurt. As the sarcasm wis IT.
tered by q lady so far fromseeming TO
resent it, he will be the first to cogn,
mend it; but notwithstanding that.
he will remember it as . trait Of NAL.
ice, when the whole company shall
have forgotten it as q stroke Of VT.
Women are so far from being priv
ilegcd by their sex, to say unhand-
some or cruel things, that il 10 the
very circumstance that tendcss them
moro intolerahle. Whsa the arrew
il lodged in the heart i no gS6sf
for him that u wounded, b r61Act
that the hand which shot u Ne . fhif
one.-H1nnaA xeors.