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d. kANsUM q UU.,
marI4 Rls-DTGW Proprietors, Buffalo.

Indemnity for Loss of Life Or BOdf.
" Injury.-The original Travellers Insurance
Co., OF Hartford, Conn.,. inaures against Accidents
Of all kinds. Cash assets, Sept, 1855, $685., As
The Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, is the pioneer accident insurance company
1fthis country; it has issued over THIRTY THOU
SAND policies, (up to November ~ and paid over
SIX HUNDRED losses-including the large sum Of
sSs, 900 paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, for LESS THAN $3.50 in premiums.
protective insurance against loss Of life or in
Jury by accident, anywhere and at all times. No
medical examination required.
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLIcIKs.-The best policy
for every man, whether be travels much or little,
is General Accident Policy, which insures against
svery possible form Of casualty, at all times and
places.
REe1sTIRED. This Company now issues a very
convenient form Of One Month General Accident
Policies, at the rate of 81 per thoussnd-with IS
per week compensation for esch thousand insured
These are much better than ticket policies, for
rrsvssrs and others desiring short risks, as they
san be taken in any amount from S50O TO $1,000.
They cover all accidents and each policy il regiT-
3D. 80 that the insurance is good in case ths policy
s lost or destroyed . .--.- 81
For mechanics or others who can not easily
spare the amount of an annual premium, but
-ould like to insure by the month, these short
time policies are ''just the thing" To any per-
son who insures each month, for six months con-
secutively, policy for the remaining six months
Eill be given without charge, Except policy fee
# one dOllsr)
Policies issHed and losses promptly paid BY
THAYER & MUNSoN, Agents,
Park Building. next 70 Court House,
derss D. OlevalAud. Ohio
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DENOFAL. hrs. Yaueh has remOv-

y y NJ v Ala III D 9aNA mas
III Cd her Millinery Store to l62 SeOvill avenue.
. She has full assortment OF Millinery Goods. and
respectfully invites the atlention Of the ladies Of
this city. Eastern Fashions received weekly.
aplO.3O4 MRS. Z. L. YAUFH.
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L O. o. F--Asnbsrs Of ouyAhogE Lodge No.
p, L O. o. =, are hereby notided TO appear at
Lodge Room, Superior street, on Wednesday
April Ilth, lsss. 81 -hAlf-psst O'Clock P. NJ, te
attend sks fensr<l Of our late brother, George
Hadson. MsntsrR OF sisrs- Lodgss are respect
fills tzzited toinest Sfth rs 49,
H s. LITTLE. Nc
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THIS INVENTION ENTIRELY
Il dispenses with the old and imperfect manner
OF fastening by gum or glne and spanges. aud
cOnsis OF new and PERFECT manner OF securing
the Tapes and Wires together, by means OF y
b. aid passing under and through the Tape. and
through and around he covering of the Wire,
thereby forming KNOT. rendering 1t the most
perfect fastening yet discover. d.
The Wire used In this skirt is made from the
BEsT REFINED wATos-sPRISG sTEEL-eovered with
FISK DOUBLE THREAD cOTTsN YAES-the Tape
two inch extra heavy SOLID edge-the Pads or COW
eTing OF the ends OF the hustle springs Of the
FINEST ESAMELLrD KID-and with our appi-
cat on for lacing the fronts, reuderdg the hustle
Fprings, when worn, the same a whole OF con-
t-nuOus spring, thereby kesping the front Of the
Skirt fitting closely and neatly 20 the form.
fhsse Skirts have been adopted by Messrs. A 7.
STEWART CO., Of New York, for their retail
trade. 70 THE EXCLUSION o. ALL OTHER NAKEs; also
by Aessrs- FIELD, PALMER 4 LETTER, o.
CnicagO, CHANDLEE & o., Of Boston, and by
all FIRST CLASS houses throughout the country,
for th-lr best retail ira e.
Be sure and ask for the BON-ToN PATENT
ShIRf. for sails, in all sizes by
I. p. SHERWOOD,
apI0.3lz CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Over 400 Students are now in attendance
AT THE UNION BUSINESS DESTITUTE, oBERLIN, OHIO.
Why is this B UsISEss COLLEGE SO popular Be-
cause all its instructors work in harmony, and it
stands upon its merits without trusting to the
magic Of chain I" or HirnlbHg " Associations"
Without "aping" the name of any other Business
College, it is meeting with success unparalleled in
the history of such schools in this State. Remem-
Der The Union Business Institute is located at
oBERLIN ma 2I
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the slst day of January, 1851
oFEIcK OF TBE AUDITOR OF SrATE,l
INsuRANcE DEPARTMENr,
narrrnra a Iauuarv a leSG l

0TEIcE OF THE AUDTIoR OF STATE,
INsuRAScK DEPARTMENT,
CoLUNBUs, o., January 80, 1856.
WzeRrAs the MASsASOTT INSURANCE CO.,
loeated At Spriny in the State of ssachu stts
- sled fn this once q sworn statement Of its
condition as required by the first section Of the
aef $40 rrgulats Insurance Companies not inc0r-
! = norsted by the State II Ohio" passed April 8,
fs5e and amended February 9, 1854; and, Whereas,
aid Company has furnished the undersigned salts
fhetory evidences that IL is possessed Of at least
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Actual Capital
Invested in Stocks or bonds, or in mortgages Of
real estate, worth double the amount for which the
sane Is mortgaged; and, Whereas, said Company
has hled in this ofice q written instrument under
its eYrpOrae seal, signed by the President and SEQ
rsesry thereof authorizing any agent or agents Of
said Company in this state o acknowledge service
Of process, for and in behalf Of said Company ac-
q cordirg 70 the terms Of said law
a Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, James H Goldman, Auditor
Of State for Ohio, do hereby eertify that said Mas
go 6assit Insurance. company Of Springfield Mass
h authorized TO transact the business of Fire
and Marine Insurance in this State until the
a thirtyhrst day Of January, in the year one thou
uaud eight hundred and sixty seven.
fa-ALl In witness Whereof have hereunto sub
acribed my name and caused the seal Of
qfa my ONCE to be zthxed the day and year
.aa p1AAfl - JAMES T. GOODMAN,
tafas Auditor Of State.
isils'-i1 AARON CLARK. Agent.
OFFICE NO. RoUsE's BLOCK,
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The Election OF the Leader as City

The Election OF the Leader as City
b. ~ Printer. U.rr
The LEADER was yesterday, by vote
of the City Council, made the official pa
per of the city. We appreciate highly
the compliment thus rendered US by the
city fathers-the more as it has been CIV
en- entirely without solicitation. We have
not asked single member of the Coun-
Ncil for his vote or influence, and have not
attempted to forestall in any way the free
choice of that body. We accept the
honor which has been rendered us
as a cheering indication that the
labors of the LEADER for the
principles of the Union party, and its fear
less and Independent defense of those
principles when imperiled by Presidential
treachery, is endorsed by the Unionists of
Cleveland. We assure cur friends that
the LEADER will not change its outspoken
course on account of its assumption of Of
fee, but will assert and maintain the same
freedom of speech in relation to city af-
fairs as has always characterized its treat
ment of national matters.
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). iqnetts-zhould 1axia given serFsai-sav
.ninutes-to every yisit, beyond .Wlb3ch
visitor should not be allowed "a -
main, without sS1liSit lsstN
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LLRGEsALE0P 3OVERyMENT GOODS
-Et-- AT AUGTIOE,
Nv PENN & MoRIARTY.

DEM & MoRIARTY, AUCTION
Il EERs, VIII sell on Thursday, April 18th, at
2 10A. n, ths folloslng goods 100 Army 0ser
Coats 200 In'antry Frock Goats, 100 Iron Bed
sseads, 200 Lien Ticks, 100 snare Drums 700
BlanEsts. 100 Army sounds, 25 Army ents.
Goods will be ready for nspection al NO. 204 su-
periOr-st., o the morning of ssle- aplg 800
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OTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
4 - Of the MAssAs1lT IHSUR ANOE roMPA-
NY, on he 3lst. day Of December, 1865, made to
State.
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bO moved her MiIlins Store from 81 to SO Pros
peet Having = iuil stock OF Mill cry Goods
would tsspectfaIly invite the ladies Of Cleveland
70 give her a cali. Eastern Fashions received
weeklV apl0:3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
7iEursday, ApriI Il, 1866.
Good Household Furniture, Farming
8 Mg Implements, &C., DC,
At ATAUCTI0H.....---..-.-.BY O. CUTTER 4 son,
On EueTfd-sf Fifth aOuSe East of Toll

Al AUOIlON-.- .--.D1 ". " IIER a SUN
On EucEid-st., Fifth House East Of Toll
sftt Gate, left hand side.
n CUTTER & SON will sell at Aue-
VI ton, on Thursday, April l2th. commencing
At 10 o'e oek A NJ, st the Fifth House East OF
Toll Gate, Euclid street, (lsft hand sidel the
- Furnit1rs 4 :, in said House, consisting Of Mar
r bis Top Dressing and plain Bureaus, Maho. any
and cottage Bedsteads. Marble Top Centre Tables,
Extension Dining Table. set Chamber Furniture,
. Parlor Tables, Oak Plush-seat Obairs, hall Hat
Rack Lounges, Tets a-Tete, Cane Seat Chairs,
Hair and Ses Grass Mattresses, Carpets, Oil
Cloth, Looking Glasses, Window Shades, stewards
Parlor Coal stove. Cro-kery, Glassware, Refrige-
ratof. Kitchen Utensils, &C., &C Also, Farming
lnplements, consisting OF PlOws, Cuitiv tors,
shoFsh, spades, Rake, Hoes, sc- Also lot gOo1
aPotatoes Houss open OF O'Clock on morning Of
sals. Sale posi- i've
Terms; Cash At time Of sale. apl0SO4
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NAME AND LOCATION. .

The name Of the Company is " MassasOlt Insur
anes Oompsny, and IL located at Springfield, Mass.
l--a---a- I.-cAPIfAL.
The amount Of ifs Capital Stock all
paid up, SZOO 600 OO
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! er.fE % MAssAcHusErrs, / .

? STATE or MAesAcHUsETTs, q.
: CousrY OF HAnPDEN, 4
Abijah W. chaplin, President, and Sanford J.
HaAl, Secretary Of Massasoit Insurance Co., being
Sssefally sworn, depose and say that the foregoing
il 0 full, true and correct statement Of the affairs
os the said Company, that the said Insurance Com
y many &c the bOna dde owner Of at least One HUI
= drsd Thousand Dollars Of actual Cash Capt. Al in
vested In Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages On
Real Estate worth double the amount for which
the same ia mortgaged and that they are the
above described 0faoers Of said Insurance COM
pAny. --.,-
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Peaeh Blow Potatoes by the car loa /, in
sacks or barrels at J. FEUSIER 4 CO.,
ap7:3O4 "a River-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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For Lake SuPeriOr.-The staunch and
elegant Passenger Steamer 5. D. CALDWELL,
Lewis, master, Will leave our d OK for Lake Su-
periOr, Wednesday, April 46th, ice and weather
permitting. o T Warehouse, at No. 1 hiver
street, will be open for the reception of freight on
and after the 10th inst.
Ap7sOs GARRETsoN co., Agents.
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.NEw YoRk, April s.-Jobn a. Reagan.
ex-Post Master General Of the late confed
crate States, in private letter from Pales-
tine, Texas, Of March bah, says: He has
quistls settled down to farming and that he
employs one white man and seven freed
men. He says the Texas convention is
doing just what he advised the psople to do
{ his letter to them from Fort Warren and
for which he was very much condsnaed at
the tina .---fs -sa...l-F
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GREAT FIRE.

Dates from San Domingo to the 2sfh ult..
give particulars of the great FIRE at Port au
Prince on the 10Th uit. The IRE burned for
80 hours The caRsc of it is unknown, but
it is q, fact that Efforts we're made By SONS
men to set on FIRE the. houses that had
escaped. Thirty three blocks were COM
pleiely burned down, embracing sBoat one
thousand houses Eight or, nine THOUSAND
people are now without home, many not
being able to save clothes for themselves
and children. There is great distress in
consequence. g. .--,-.5
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OFFICE OF THr AuDTroR or STATE

OFFICE or THE AuDIroB OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., January 80, 1866.
Eis Hereby Certified That the foregoing Is a
rect copy q! the statement Of Condition Of the
Msssssoir insurance Company Of Springfield, NJ s.
aachusetta made to and filed in this Once, for the
year 1866.
lsKALl Witness NY Hand and Seal officially.
= JAMES II. GOODMAN,
ESTAMP1 Auditor Of STATE.
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~ ABIJAH W. CHAPLIN, President.
SANFORD J. HALL, Secretary.

January 1856.
A. L. sOULE,
[Ssamp.I Justice Of the Peace.
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Sugar Cured Hams d Shoulders
A hBe rrticls at so MerwIn at.
ap7:Sn5 J. C. SIMMONS 4 co.
Horses for Sale or Exchange.-A pair
of hne young horses. Will sell or exchange for
good single horses. Inquire at J. L0VETTS
Stable, champlain sire t. ap4
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freedom of speech in relation to city af-
fairs as has always characterized its treat
ment of national matters.
The Assassination CenSptratOrs at
the Dry TOrtuSas-
The Herald has accounts from the Dry
Tortugas representing that DR.. Mudd,
since his attempt TO escape by coneealing
himself in the coal bunker of a steamer,
has hot been able to revive the confidence
reposed in him previous TO that time. He
is still kept under close guard, and COM
PEELED to clean out the bastions in the
classmates of the fort, and do some of The
most menial and degrading work required
to be done. Instead of becoming recon-
ciled to his lot he grows more discon-
tented and querulous. Never very robust,
he is now but little more than a skeleton,
and his growing emaciation shows how
bitterly his spirit chsfes under his inn
and how deeply the iron
pierces his soul. His constant prayer is
for death, which alone can set him free.
1t is natural he should suffer more than
his colleagues in crime. The most intel
ligent ofthsm all, and in the associations
and habits of his former life greatly lifted
above them, he is so much the more the
keenest sufferer now. But there is none
to pity him. All keep aloof from him.
ARNOLD.
Arnold is employed as clerk of Captain
Van Resde, Post Adjutant An uncom-
monty fine penman and accurate account
profession will be remembered is
hot af l. Ii
and modest and yielding in his demeanor,
he growsin usefulness and popularity each
day. A guard attends him to his meals,
which are the same as the other prisoners,
and at night he is kept in close custody.
His behaviour shows that he appreciates
his position, and that he does not like DR..
Mudd, intend TO abuse the confidence
placed in him and lose it. His health is
good
sPANGLER.
Spangler is at work in the Quartermss-
ters carpenter shop. Already he begins
10 count the years, months and days re-
to complete his term of impris-
Dnment. He is robust and jolly-a phys
eal condition he attributes. however, sole
" to bis being innocent of any partici-
pancv in the dreadful crime charged
against him.
COLONEL MARMADUKE.
In striking contrast to the persons re-
ferred to is Colonel Marmsduke, found
guilty of the noted conspiracy to free the
prisoners at Camp Douglas and burn Chi
,ago. He has charge Of the post garden
In respect to manual labor no royal gard
sner has an easier time. Like the lilies
Of the field, he tolls not. His only busi-
ness is to see that those under him work.
He has the privilege of going outside the
ort at any time between reveille and sun
set. He does not evidently allow his pris
IN life to nterfereseriously with his health
Or spirits, for both are excellent. In the
sxtent of freedom allowed him, he is We
" much given to putting on the airs OF
ine gentleman, and walks and struts about
ike one on the very best terms with him
.elf and the world.
NUMBER OF PRISONERS.
b There were at Fort jefferson, or the
Dry Tortugas sixty-fve whites and nine
.y-fve colored prisoners. Most are under
going sentences of courts martial, and
every day the number is being diminished
thron0h exniratiou of terms of imprison-
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY APRIL 10, 1866.

Se~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
Ba- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Gentlemen's Furnishing StOre-Now
spen at Il Public Square, GObb's new Block,
where can be found every variety of Furnishing
Goods, consisting of Shirts, COlla's, Drawers,
Hosiery, HandkeTchiefs, Dressing Gowns, Canes,
Suspenders, and oentlemen's Toilet Goods, all
made of the best materials. Trade furnished at
wholesale.
marI7:KI3 MACKENZIE PARSONS.
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Id. spElksD. s.s....ly. " ----I4, .sIsso; = .;
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The Partisan Yoke Shirt, manufaetur-
ed exclusively BY Messrs. Mackenzie Parsons,
No. IA Public Square, in eobb's new Block This
pattern Of Shirt is tine only style now worn in the
city Of Paris. Its great peculiarty is its peri ct
adaptability to all forms of the human body,-the
1T being perfect marI7:RI3
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Broke his CoIIar-BOne and Arm.

Colonel Henry Rowland, of the Quarter
masters Department, was thrown from hl1
buggy this afternoon, breaking his collar
bone and arm.
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NrsrRER oF PRISONERS.

There were at Fort jefferson, or the
Dry Tortugas, sixty-fve whites and nine
ty-fve colored prisoners. Most are under
going sentences of courts martial, and
every day the number is being diminished
through expiration of terms of imprison-
mert
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A bill has been Introduced into the Leg
islature of New York State, by Mr. Stewart,
% the effect that no non-resident Of the
State shall sell anything in this city, On ac-
count of a non resident without having frst
obtained license, for which $500 is to be
paid, a penalty of $500 is declared for each
0ffense. JE - 4 q y
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The dispatch in several papers announo-
ing tha Governor Morton is in washing
ton is incorrect He Is and hasbeen con-
stantly under medical treatment in this city
and expects to leave for Indiana this week.
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Flower Seeds.-Ve have ready for sale
larg@ and choice collection of Flower Seeds, the
growth of 1865, which we will send by mail free Of
Postage. Catalogues will be sent On application.
B.H STAIR UU.,
marI3 Late J. Stair & Son.
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1.E 80 ala@1rl sEs -
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MACKENZIE & PARSONS.

6entlemen's Shirt Laundry.-Ina few
days We shall have our Laundry in operation for
be express purpose of washing Gentlemen's
Linen-and thus enabling them to have their
shirts and collars ironed equal TO new.
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
Manufacturers of the Partisan Yoke Shirt, IA
Public square. marl7:R13
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Paper collars Of every pattern, made of the
finest linen stock, consisting of Grsy's, Haths-
ways, Troy. National and the Persigny style.
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
Manufacturers OF the Partisan Yoke Shirt,
narI7:Rl3 IA Puplie Square, Cobb's new Block
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Total Li.biIiries--....--.-........-,-.-.

The greatest amount insured in any
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Large Red Tor Pea Vine) Clover, Common
Bed Clover, Timothy, Red Top, Orchard Grass,
and Ksntdeky Blue Grass Seeds full supply, TOR
sale BY B. q. STAIR. CO.,
mArl3 Late J. Stair Son.
, 1866-08-16

FRO Observation-Disclosures Gem
aars uMee, sza1e q tows--1he p37us aad s2ect!-
c1Eop9 or The building II Dts Motnea. proposals
fof the erection 1t ths xarte having been advetsed Tor
ii thI8 papx, can examined AZ The ace ok Ru1- VI
Be- Eecdyed hor sewoEk complete or for tne
T14tdfals eeptT1tey.
CHICAGO. August Is, 1s66. ER
, 1866-08-16

1nenee at len a. n, in order to get thro7sh The
bns{ness ce coon ar possible.
MI sfa q y e. ea
Eressional District, which YVES on bis motion re-
me- H. Bsbeoek, % Of Connecticut, also presented an
address to the people oI New Ensland prepared
hy the membets Of the Louisiana. mississippi and
Missouri delegations who were bonn in New Eng
mtttco on Resolutions and then On motion Of Mr..
Or, OF South Carolina at a quarter past two
o'clock ile Convention adjourned.
regard 10 the Convention has entirely eubsided,
now tlat It Is known TINT ttere Will be no speak
If sna sa s s nS 5 1s ,as
cenaMed + The passage q fresolutions and the
ccHSs,ien ~, aoton5n On ,IhnFsday atte1neon
visitors at the conrentiou to-day, most people
being satisdcd with reading the reports which are
&c o. q zd f H. address
II Is generally belevcd hat they win agree r-3n
to The Convention Tomorrow morning, and ~
n3ser It's adoption, tile Convention viii adJonr1.
Speeches are being made tonight In front of
co1,inental Ho.el. a. the National Guards Halt,
Of The object Of The Convention.
PnnApElrnIA, e August 1s.IAnother great II meet
can,pbeil Of Ohio, and Major Rollins Of Memphis.
a gentleman who WAS present, informs US thst
At the mention Of the namea Of Lee and Stonewall
Jackson, there wa= loud and prolonged applause
The crowd In Chestnut street has been calling for
Fa]landfehan all the evening, but be Las not ap-
peared.
Colonel Forney wns sercaaded at his Office md
made short speech.
11o'elock p. m.-Ae1ande1 H. Stephrns has
arrived in toNn this evening In company with his
b:o.her. Linton Stephens. He is the guest Of Il
j. Arundel. Esq., on Eroad street. There is nj
prospect that The report Of the Committee on
Iesolntiane will be made public until .he meeting
nf the Convention tomorrow morning. It Is nm
dersfood to he Of very auaicablc character. Val
iandlsham Will probably be sercnAdcd Tomorrow
evening,
, 1866-08-16
LATE R,

Plan for the Confederation OF the 1Er1t.
IhIl North American Provinces Def.
nItcly Arrnn%ed-An Inter.Colonfa1
Railroad to be Bnllt-FKcnch &:oyern-
raetat 4Abnndons the Idea Of Terrttot-
lnI E1tenslon-Councu OF State In
Session In 11er1In-Que&tlon OF the
Remuneration OF the southern Ger-
man States ConHIdered.
LONDON, Angust IS, noon-lt Is announced 10
day that the plans for the confederation Of the
b1itish Provinces OF North America hare been
definitely arranged By the Government
The statement Is AFRO made that the Terms for q
loan from the Government for the building Of M
iutcr-Colontal railroad from Halifax, Nova Scotia,
IL point Of connection with the Canada Grand
Trunk RAILWAY have been eettlcd.
PANS, AuEuet Is, noon.--1t is reported today
Of, ood authority hat the French Government haa
u-,andoned the l1en OF extending thc frontier OF
r1ancc By the auuexation OF certain German
Provinces on lie Rhine.
LONDON, August Is, p. m.-The following
lcepatch l,as been received. dated Berlin, August
18th, D. m: A Council Of State Is holding sittings
in this capital and engaged In The consideration
Of the question Of the reanne1ation Of the States
Of Southern Germany to the Germanie Coafedcrc'
lion.
I.oSpox, August Is, uoon.-Consols arc quotet
It sssss for money. Tinted States SECS are quo'es
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Lospox, August IS. p. m.-conso1s for none
s7N Cn1tctt States 5s 6; Illinois Central Eri
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p,tce. rather h1gher- Thesalcs to-day were Il, ,0u
bales middling uplands, quoted at 13sd-
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