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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

.ETHAEks.-wedesir e-t to express u thanks
to Col. J., H. Goldman for q copy Of his an
nuaI report as Auditor of State. m ls Z
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MfsCELLANEoUSs

NEW FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, &o-s
IN &C, at reduced preesfat A. Moor's old stand
QEn nAn MONEY .sADFANCED-
DOO,OOO IN Sums to snit-at the Old stand
and wsl-known WA6kERS H0AN 0EF1UEi
on Securities of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, DiRm0ndsg Silver Ware, fgeTelrE, ems
Pistols, ClOtIing, Dry Goods, Pianos.I MelOdeons, and
al personal property and articles ofvalue, on the most
VatfsfactorT terms. business strictly private. rs
tablshed ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, JeYelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
~Ofice-cofner Of Water and Superior streets, over
csvis q Piexotto's Clothizg Store.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

oTEO0 FER .EEARL We want agents
SlOOO eToryKhere to "a orr TNPRoyED SO
SeEing Machine. Three new Kinds. Under and
upper feed. Warranted nve year,. AboTe salary or
iSrge COMMISSIONS paid. The only machines sold in
f1e United States for less than so, which are fully
licensed BY Howe, Wheeler q Wilson, Gr0Ter1 Ba-
ker, Singer AGO.. and Bacheider. All other cheap
machines are heterogeneous. CreulGrs free. Adj
dress, or can upon Shaw & Clark, Biddetord, Maine,
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CITY NEWS

.AFine Piano Fortes at Halls II Monument
Park. pra- e-.-c-s4fII cr
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"a For Evening Edition News
.ISee inside. 9'd2
Rr Forthcoming Edition News
see Outs1de.f5it = csc '73 +Ai4t"
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WANrEp..AcENTs

GENTS ,MANTED-S20.OO PER WEEK
be made by selling "LlOyds Battle His
Price =. % and $500. Address B. SCREEN, room
4 America Binding, Cleveland, O. 1~anZ3:2s0
COG BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE
OZO. AGENTS WANTED-To introduce the
only cheap'm machine in the U. ). licensed TO use the
Wheeler SANils6n, or under fed Agents are clear
TO Agents. Enclose stamp and address PAGE
BROTHERSr0fnrAg,ts. Yeledo, OHIO. Jl223ordtE
HTANTEDZRARE TRANCE b AGENTS
w What the people want. CompleteH History OF the
War. in ~ouaiareH volume, splsnridly illustrated with
over I25 fpeDortraits of Generals and Battle Scenes.
The raost cs1did. lucid, omplefe, authentic and redA-
be history puhIsbsd. 1t contains reading matter
e1usl To thtee fatgeFOlumss. Eendf for circulars and
nee our ternfs. Address JOHABhOS. &Oo., 14S
W.st Fourfh #. Cincinnati. HeuI2.37Od6W
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAEEAHouse and Lot corner Of Chapel
II and EdFard-sts heuse6ne and a hall story con
taius six rooms, well, %cistern, &c, The Lot i 81 by
terms inquire conner Of Orange aud Irving streets.
NENTREB RESIDENCE-Ohe mile frdm the
VI Public Square, is for sale at a bargain! Lot
contains one acre, with Fruit &C. House OF brlck,
with modern finish Is rooms and every convenience.
Barn, &C. Apply to 5. foLyAMBE, corner snPe-
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGED lot 40 feet
L front On Case ATenue, fnr which VIII t6ke in
part pay a4ood horse and spring wagon, or double
seated buggy Apply 81 go Superior 81, ,GEy5D;
5ENh.
NOR SALE-6Tist Mill and 10 acres Of land IN
II Stark county, situate on Deer Creek, one-hAlt
mile west of the Lima Depot. en- p. d Z. Railroad.
The mill il good and substantial, has gun Of stones
2 water Wheels ard a good steam eneinei plenty OF
water a Pon p6ft Of tire year, and has b good run Of
custom, with b good retail trnde. Also, two houses,
good orchasi, stable. 16c., viii be sold reasonable.
For infOrlnaron apply tothe owner on the premises
p. s. TWenty-fye acres more land Will be sold with
the above ifdssi1sd. yOHN. ~lAn6:2s6
EOR SALE CHEAP-0ne Secondhand Bill
II lizard Tatle, in good order. Enquire Of 1OURG-l
LOVE, MASSEY A Co, 80 gentre-st. dec29:292
EOR SALE CHRAP-One Secondhand BolAr
4 in ~hrstsfate condition Size, p feet lon, 52lp
rive fines. 1nquires-of 1OUNGLONE,
MASSEY q Co., 81 Oeatrs-st. dec2&292 2
TO SALE-OIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn
Z ing Oil, 81 the Factory Of W. J. GUILD, On Cen
trial Way. sepl:hl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

sLEIeBINs.-There was IN uninterrupted
fall of snow alldsy, yesterday, though not
heavy, and there was a suAiefeRtaeeumufa-
ton in the course of the afternoon to Justify
q REV cutters in making their appeaFancs--
Unless strong relnforcemehts should have
been received last night We shall hardly
be able 10 'brsg, to-day, on our slsighing
facilities, privileges and blessings.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

GREAT BHnGhD MATCH To-NIsHE4Ihs
much talked of billiard match for the
championship of Chi, and the golden cue,
will take piaeerat the ACADEMY Of Music
this evening, The contestants win be John
Frawley, of this city, the present champion,
and Charles W. Davis, of ECincinnatt Be-
sides the championship Of the State, a purse.
of $500 is to be played for.
A great deal Of interest hes bsep taken in
the game, which, FROM the, acknowledged
skill of both players viii he no ordinary
one. The ticket office viii be open from 10
A. NJ. to 4 PIN. 5IETT7=7 On
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ARRIvALs.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
tile last Twenty-Four Hours.
wEppELL house.

MysJ Jordan ipsinnatiR RHdway. EranOnt-
RAIsyer, Sheldon, city
1T Rednan, ~ AHouse, Pa~
PTismab, W c Demarest, Buffalo
Joe Tiemanf~ e Hart, ny
ID II Kendall, + Roberts, -"
9 W Dav,3f SFdf3Js D Thompson, PttsaHi
Il H Southgate, W Frazier,
4 4 S6Rops sK1Sag& R RfsT4% Bo.iV q q
CIV Frueheert, Boston o. Wrzer / wf,Detroit
A Ely, Hyrin @fft ISerayA Philaa II -"nj
B 7 HelEg, n VI Z FSS TappsrA fam. Chicago
fT B Hofmhn, Akron 5tH B VTikk, city Ia
G H Twiss, Columbus ] ScotbTPittsbufgh
A CBatoheler, RaafaIo II sd5tt,i pElhJJ a.
B OKsnsey, Ind D A Smith, Erie
EBswalker, BeHarGza kHiIf, Newark, o eat
y Buckingham, vinsfAW Berham, Rochester
r. Kirschfaum, Ny RI Kellogg ira-s ,eic1
3Stockwell, city zg5 Carr, Boston ny
W L Blanchard, Boston F FAR, ny
] W Simonton, san ffan s NJ Ross Pa ?
" T Thome, Gin n NJ Wheeler, Chicago
JGates, Mrs finsy, Oil CITY
W H Story 4 VT BatayisNrs sweeny, arr 81 2
+ HayE ward, cia -. NJ Smith, NY
W r Cofnn3 u"si -fUIB W Wells, Sandusky AZ
T G weleh 81 ,ohieagoc /! hitchcock; .Youngstown
J E TerrtlI, NY sis@I guomfit'5 tlo1fi9 o. q
laos ithsz- 20 e. eaE1rH stli BE-.
-RUssELL's FOREST CITY HOUSE o.
W snithl aaa 81 I'll S Smith, castslis -lm
EG Bptton, Pithols 3 G H Woleott, Elyris 1gl
Il Sanford, Mass i- ia Monroe, Detroit
W Il Garfield, Medina A b Burf6ll, LoTain 90
W L Holden, Kent5o- 7 Judson, n Y 5000 i
D B Allen, h Y u A Welhelm, Dover 20
nd Miner 4wf, NLondonJ johnson, NewbaFg a.
d Groeer, Berea trn ] Fowler Gwf, Berlin 80.
] r Hubbard&son, PsinsyH H Willard, Rayenna a
Mr. Buckingham, Mass CHI Bull, Detroit
s R boucher, PA .o1of NJ Ianer, Buffalo 81 ii
J 5 Taylor, Dayton l-oa J w Tyler, Warren 1sae
i Speer, Warren D ] Adams II,
W H Lewis Detroit O TresdaIsKl, M ,f:s517
II B Castle, do H 5 NOyes, Mase sHu
S Barr, N.Y. tisEaHL Arbuekle, Pittsburgh
AA Miller, NY. sos-a3PS Smith, Dayton s
] r Young, L SpringfeldITa n Blake. Oil City a
D EgglestOn, Bipton Wis g. Williams, Delta emo
XA Willard, Little EsfsR Silyernsil, Portage 60
] 9 Stevens, eity ra .i5J Hathshsr, Saxihesri5Hs
J s Boise, Medina ID milford, Marysyille u
W WiikinsonAwf, MansfdE Goodwin, youngstown
1870 ais ES1E
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE. ~
" W Johnston, Pafnesv'es c Robb, Pittsbdrgh 2
4 Nick nightf Akron CGCo0pdrr Pa q ~
W Ames, Chicago law HackettyPaV
G Williams, Wis 10 IN p Hanson. Wis
1R Willard Little FallsP A McCrea, Clean, ny
W Z Owen, d BuTnham, Pa Il
D N Goodrich IL. L Williams. Tlfg ~ E
Q r johnson, Mrs Edwards, Fremont9f
AFarnesworth, Monitor Mrs Campbell, Newark
r West 81, Phila W Prichards,
Z Evans, Wis ID II Mccall, w. %
j Conrad, 4li-lV FSmith, Ind i0'
F1Graf, srss G III Morse, Ashland
s McGardley, Newark n HA-nsg
D F Godfrey, n 7 ar j Grafton, l slt
n - r.
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Mehey Mafke t9ssn. q.

49,
8 Of 90 MONEY. Mafket+san. -. d 'sa1s
q MQsEE&1ist aud easy al 8 per cent
gS5AsiIks kxeHAHsE7-Rg 1aad1hesEy a. 10s1$
9Xsz4i L-buzEgods a51 10 mus sdJ nrra Lzs 10 Iafi
SOLDTfIrme opel1nSl 4tIfStHp neeliningt To
and closing atsE&a2 IzIEAu
hr 3D. 10 Mining Stoeks-Jsn.aRa.
Z The prices Of mining stocks bid in Rostohito-eay.
were; .v1nu0t
Copper RaHs Sek~tRrankIiiIs7X H~Aho0chIf<s
Minnesotsaasf75 Bag stE10s.e1 Isls Royal IA;
Quincy 81; Centrab3 9ssWRsArIy AZ. ~ = .taa1
! bsinsI t,bEdL 1sil Lst.zEI1a yiLl9aF8z &
Rose 4 Pre5ffsA' 'PrOSisfo1 Market
EslsTsl9 ,.vsb 5,ReppEt.. I--.5o - =. !,
3 The eliOwihs skksgsa ~ is {.
HANs5SpgNr-e9zsa Prsmium hams y De-. %
Rs5sR 4 S{SSsEEE%sI3G;gS ~
BAooE-0rSmeEs4Siassz
~LkRD-4PrimaL eifE etfh-rnd fpb3 bptiSS HH
HsfW PrinleLeafksttfe-rnd'dibksA H. 10
PoRK-No. l mess AnSYl@ bb..-,~.~.-.&2 90
ExtraieEeaf 8ibbEs IL IT, sifl %
hsrse hads hSssI packages q Y. easts /.
jhge 20 RAILROAD depots or boats All isrtfelea are
1Narfahter strictly prime, andequA1 % anything n.
the stete' Orders promptly hfeg.
- Nos. I42. 4Ehdr opteElp Atresk :
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

sCHEEsE M~1sVF4oTyRERs' AssosHTToE.-
The Ohio State Cheese Manufaeturers' Asso-
citation will meet at II o'clock this forenoon
in Lyman's Block,~near the County Court
House. The object for which the Associa-
ton was organized, is the protection of the
interests of dairymen.74Y Various topics will
come up for discussion in the meeting. tits
expected that there will be a large repre-
sanitation of those in the dairy interestfrom
all parts of the State.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24
RURNN CIRLING MIR-

WIZ cslsbrAts the One Hundred and Seventh A.
ntversaIy Of Robert Burns BY Concert and Ball a.
JARRETT SHALL, on THURsDAT E~VEEI1Ggu0k
January 25th, 1866, at half-paat seven O'Clock.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, e2-OI.-4s.r,
W. ~
Brown, J.R P~readfoot, comnittAs Of A-rs1gs-
msnts. fanasSa9
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

O.
A SFoKESINe sPEcTAoLE.-A quite Uyell
dressed woman was making her way, afoot,
along the north side of the public park about
four o'clock yesterday afternoon, when she
fell heayilE forward upon the frozen ground,
causing her nose to bleed profuaeIy and
bruising her face. Cause whya She was
beastly drunk. A small boy eight or ten
years old, evidently her own, wal with her,
tOting along as best he could a fancy chair.
The won a picked herselfup and staggered
around in a very unsightIy manner crying
and making all sorts Of demonstrations,
when two men of her acquaintance came
along, procured an express wagon, got her
and the boy aboard and droXst them to their
home, we know not where, in the country.
She appeared to think 8 good deal of her
boy, who nestled down close beside her on
the bottora of the wagon, for che pattea his
face and brushed away the little fellows
tears in an afFectionate, though somewhat
maudIin way. - s
The spectacle was a novel ono, apparent
1y; for . good share of the city quickly
gathered about the place where the woman
was helped into the wagon all lookinglahd
gaping with-au their eyes and with lower
jaws, instead of boards, upon their bosoms.
Curiosity is a great thing, and some dog
fight will at any time draw away a crowd
from attending upon the words of never 50
eloquent a s rl
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In.the evening Z. A. Willard, ESQ., of
Little FallsReMYork, will deliver an adj
dress in the same place. We understand that
Mr.. Williams, President Of the New York
State Cheese Manufactures Association, is
in the city. The eOnventidn,E VA be in ses7
sion to-day sad to-morrOv. I'll
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ooNMuHicArIoNsa EEag2

From the Beard Of Education with refer
enee to the erection of a frame school house
on Putnam street, for the accommodation Of
800 to 400 scholars, who cannot now be pro-
vided for in the Mayfower street school.
Filed. l L ~
From the Board Of City Improvements,
with bids for removing swill and house Of
.fal from the city for n year. Tabled one
week. staaLE rl s-Fl alh-=7sE r.
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aaQoaYahA5.


= q; s 40 'ssss SET
Aeepl skirts-Meyer's XXI, II inch tapes, 20 to
-659n2i
The following dlspat0helsAs SscAs1 at he
s.: LST3SsT ,zHOSiU.
chicaESr74& 80 asdsAsSnAAG Sdy
+ ssfihnati E0SIs1s u6AL2SA 6Btp
''f FniIaaas4aE%s 81 E s4S rs sssIl 50ig
sii55 sta enc seeRAS p J kafflS WITH i 'd@soSaHsiaassiGsdi IL. ~
Bostqe+Fal& Ines Ar the Aso9 Ssg -
Baltinore-No change in market since yesterday.
New R5Ff MaiketIJan. IS
o9ITsSIHFssEyss aaaEAiAsE ROEsd0ing. Sale.
: ~Ef5uf-Rules in favor of the buyer with only
a moderate demand, chiefly to supply the immode-
rate wants ofiobbers.
n ssles A. 81 5597,s5 for extra state; Ss;259s,1o
brands Market closing heavy.
! s Sha' s5sGys6 &MrD. ,N5zH9 A
WHEAT-Dun and spring tends downward.
Sales ht S1,7O for gool Milwaukee in store, and
-, 4 !; IESs@ aszaSs
NS3N 80 EAHAS 1NeNg a.
BARLEI MALT-Quiet.
-sSle ssshtGSsEtS&fHA ..s. 16GIAx.. lama.
jnSs4yestern IN store and delivered, and $50
for newyellew southern g - .sIoiso rs ~
OATsAQuiet.
Sales az ss@4Sc N HnssunC vAs1ES and 81
1875 tot sound de11AA0A0
S~oPFaE-Quiet.
Observation-Disclosures ssis. of New Or
does at b5c.
fFsE5dIEUs-Dada gzSIT0a
2 sAAs. eteEaae-stsscI 65@5er for Tsenstfnhonf;
Unchanged.
sales az, so ,Se33aSg,o0 for new msss, closing at
-, 20 for CASH Es,50@Zs,76 for old 40, closing
ezS76lftreasR s2E6o@2t,f6 fer pfIme, andsz30s
1eeSstg foFPFhns mess. Also 1000 bbs new msss
i SD february snf 4 H1SqFf2s SRtioh, Al saS,OO
HEEtrouiet at prstfbsa pfics1..
9 UT MEATs-Ste4dy
BEEF HAsts-0dfet and Arm. aet r-ao e's
D4EssE6 .HossAFirmsf. sales a. 1s4<alss
for western! and isH@l3%e for city. - :
sales sf t5E@1sHc. - -
sass FOr StsbIIFAi s .GsSoesss Tor ohiOrtD
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PETITIONS.

Of many property OWNERS on Prospect
street. between Erie and Hudson streets,
asking thep rivilegs. of paving that portion
OF said street with the Nicholson pavement.
Board Of City improvements
Of sundry persons to grade and pave Pros
pect street. Board of City Improvements.
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TUESDAY EVENING, January %.
Council meta the usual hour, the Presis
dent, Thomas jones, jrs in the chair. :
All the members present except Messrs.
Dangler, ~Randers0a Reynolds, and willard.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with. EH7TzGsE
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-18

TO that regards those Indirect consequences we
are only beginning extrcae from the resut
or that revolutionary But there IL another most
imporant consideration to be borne 10 mind against
!h0se Wbo tell us that the nation which went into war
IN lyJ and which increased the debt $500 200 QUO
or f4OOOeOOO0 TO 96O 900 0O0 much better 20 into
war inwnat she'll say pnot 1866 trust, but any
given future year-that such nation much more
safely carry Its debt OF e60U0O OO0 and come
smR Ter debt. A
the case OF the revolutionary war one most
and peculiar compensation which this country derived
from Its mastery OF the seas That mastery OF the seas
became monopoly OF the seas, slight qua ided nv
American conpe tion. But the American marIna waa
then onN beginning exist In the main what between
the infancy Of America and the command OF the aaas
that we enjoyed as compared with her Eurepean
pOMeIs we Oecane IL may most be SAID, the only
.eIs ana exc usive posessos OF the trade the world
anu te bslnoent code OF maritime law, what we con
noeu was msItlme law made thst possession efec-
Nv we elnnot expect again so seelt would b0
lnpossDe or US again to see-Our trade during war OF
an anaoe0us character sced In an analogous positon
Those days have iaiIly gone FV
IN the case ot the Revolutionary war Il must be on
served tha while the brought With IL i'm ense bnr-
dens opened up new fwea IN for MS thro IN
the exclusive possession OF the ocean trade These
new sources wealth cannot be openei up again, and
consequently the argument fOuuded upon the supposed
parallel between the cases is to that extent and 10
considerable eNtei tallacious Hear hear.J Don't
therefore, let us hastily include from rerosoect 81
the parallel derived from that period to nocy which
again involving us in with e800 100000 OF debt q
our shoulder, vas TO end in adding three four or
five millions more TO that debt. w
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, June Is
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No 80 ;. Third street
SECOND BOARD
Theodore Triton in Washington.

Mr.. Theodore Tilton, who is on a visit to
Washington, made speech on Friday. Among
other good things he said thls:-
To-day, looking at the dome OF the Capitol, /
said 10 myself Unto what can II be compared,
except to ST. Peters az Rome" But st. Peters
a, Rome was originally drafted by Michael An
cello Tor q greater and iSlrer structure tnan the
architect was allowed TO erect. The great plan
was dwarted. There are authors and planners
I'm Congress OF q scheme OF reconstruction as
hull orbed as Michael Angeles dome
but the President will not allow il
to be built. Nevertheless il must Oe Quilt, Pre-.
sident or no President Congress on no Congress.
Let both ends Of the avenue take heed that the
party of iustlce the party OF liberty is the party
mat controls the conscience OF the nation, and
win sooner or later control its policy. Gentle
men i'm Washington be it known unto
yOn that YOU snail never have rest for
ine soleS of your feet until your legislation
shall be SQUARED, every jOt and TITLE accord
inc 10 the great rule OF equal rights. Cap
nlauseA / RnoW the world was not built in a
day. / know this realization OF a reconstructed
Union cannot be had Oy a mere wishing. But
know that, sooner or later God means 10 give it
10 this nation. Il Is written ~ heaven that the
toirest nation on earth shall be modelled on no
meancr plan. Keep the glowing ideal, there
fore. in Sour minds. Seek TO achieve it-be con-
tent with nothing less. Quo of the broken frag-
ments of eleven disrupted States reconstruct a
Union ON the basis Of Christian Democracy,
otherwise your work viii perish-otherwise it
ought TO perish.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 1.-THE steamer
North Point, from Savannah, bound to Balt-
more, with cotton, was disabled yesterday. at
A. NJ, twelve miles north of Hatteras She
was spoken shortly after by the steamer Fannie
from Baltimore for Savannah, and taken in tow
She arrived here to-day and will he ,owed to
Baltimore by the steamer State OF Ad,yiond.
The revenue cutter NoTthe7ner with Senator
Grimes, Commissioner Rollins, Senator Chand-
Ter, and party of Congressmen, arrived this
morning, and after visiting the Portsmouth
Navy Yard, returned this afternoon. The
revenue cutter WyGndOHe has arrived from Balti-
more, and will soon sail for San Francisco.
Sailed, naval steamer StandiS, for Phlla ie!phia,
towing the q. s. ship Constellation The weather
is suually with rain.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. M.
HoNoRs TO THE MEMORY
OF LEWIS CASS.
Order from Secretary Seward.
Etc" Etc. Etc.. ETC., ETC.. Etc.. Etc.
WASHINGTON, June 1s.

WASHINGTON June 1S.
The following was issued this morning;-
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, June IS,
l866.-The President directs the undersigned TO
perform the painful duty OF announcing to the
people of the United States that Lewis Cass,
distinguished not more by faithful service in
varied public trusts than by exalted patriotism
at recent period of political discord, departed
this life at O'Clock yesterday morning.
'The several Executive Departments of the
Government will cause appropriate honors TO
be rendered to the memory OF the deceased,
at home and abroad, wherever the national
name and authority are ackno wledged.
(Slgned) civilian II. SEWARD
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Enrland's Debt,
HER DOMINION OF THE SEA AND MEANS OF PAYING By


HER DOMINION OF THE SEA AND MEANS OF PAYING BY
WAR AT AN END
In the English House OF Commons. May "a the Chan
lor OF the txchequer In moving the SECOND reading
OF the Ierminabie Annuites bill entered into mute
and elaborate explanation OF its provisions. Alter
some remarks exp anGtorv OF the scope OF his argu-
ments deouced former occasion rom the PROBABLE
exhaustion OF Engands coal supplies he pointed out
that termnabe aDnuites for the reduction Of debt had
and aimed for this bill no higher credit than an
attempt 10 approximate the scale on which we had
de ais wi h the debt in former years
DuTlng his speech. Mr. Gladstone made the following
very Important admissions
Mr.. McCu'loch and other economists have remarked
that gh grevous evils, vet theV
unmxed evils, inssmuch they have great tendency
to check waste and produce economy i"OhlO II
wOud Je possible 10 argue plausbly, aud something
on debt would become more largely available for the
purposes production than If the debt not paid
Oh. II is again stated and with perfect truth that we
estimate the reduction OF our deOt simply by the
and bare figures they stand before us we must
consider merely che naked proposition that we have
bIought our debt in haf century from 90OOOO9OV 20
power an0 wealth of the country. . =,
And ID Is a very fair and plausible doctrine " nou,
that owing $500 100000 OF debt we are az tnls moeht
filter far as wealth is concerned 70 ehlVi upon l
great. sanguinary, and protracted sIusse-hne9 Sou
forbid should be necessary nan were our
at the time OF Mr.. Pitt 10 enter INTO
GSoO6OOoO and 6S5oCVS 0O1 But that not sufficient
and Satisfactory should De very sorry ndeed
apart to the horrors and mischi ef OF war itself to see
the meVp financial process of the revolutionary
peated. / doubt VerJ mucn WnStnel We hhNe SUN
WeTe atiendant upon The Revolutionary war-the
ehasge az tone which was produced in the spi'
MY Which, Si Il cur brought about in the relations Of
classes the tendency TO stringent. and, WI say,
arbitrary legislation the reaction which we owed to the
Shieh Mr. PITT II he had been blessed with tar opportu
ny by the continuance of peace would nave utterly
destroyed In point Of TACT II would not DC toe uae
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