New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
CLEVELAND.
Growth of the City-JuveniIe Criminals
Wing spirit In the Keserve-BOard Of Pop
ular Education, &c.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
CLEVELAND, Monday, Apru %.
MEssRs. EDITORS The general business OF
Cleveland has never been so indicative Of substan
tIal prosperity as at the present. Our merchants
commission men and mechanics are constantly and
actively engaged, while our forwarding houses and
Railroad Dep6ts give evidence Of the immense
amount Of produce and merchandise continually
in transit. The increase Of our population is only
measured by the dwellings to be found necessary
for their accommodation, and instances have 90
Cured in which persons seeking business loca.
tion here have ctually been compelled to seek
some other home for want OF business rooms
Manufactures, too, have commenced among US,
and shall have before long Copper Smelling
establishment and Railroad Car Mandatory 10
full operation.
At the last term OF our Court, ten young men,
under the age of twenty one, were sentenced 20
the Penitentiary for burgsries, lsrcenies and ar
sons Six Of them were under seventeen, three
under tOurteeR and two only ten. The heart sick
ell al the contemplation Of immuring these chill.
dren within the walls Of prison, and in the socie
" of hardened villains. One OF them has been
pardoned by Gov Wood, and good place found
for bis home. A House Of Refuge would perhaps
have saved these youth 20 their country; the
PeBitentary will probably harden them ia crime.
change fronts on the great questions OF human
liberty, meets with no favor on tbs d" w stern
Reserve and If glOfiicstlOn Of the ooiOus fGgi-
tive laW is 70 be made tRe test Of Whiggery, it
will not have a cOrpOrsls guard % beat It's drums
10 Northern Ohio. Thus, therefore, hundreds Of
Wigs Ia this vicinity rejoice at the election Of
Charles Sumner 10 the T. 5 Senate, as the utter
srce OF the voice Of Massachusetts that so far as
she is cOIcernsd that iaT shall be repeaied.
" are watching WITH interest the issue otthe
Erie Csnsl enlargement nov fairly before the
citizens Of part Of your State 4 wish the reyo-
lutonis's or ebSqIst0 ators 10 worse fate than
be'el the " big party Of Ohio a few years since,
when to prevent the passage Of a mOst infamous
appor,lolu eIt la~, the Wing members resigned
their sears, and went - the people for verdict.
The result " as even Ia that case, and a much
Btroreer OLe u "a was presented IL your State
that We were Frustrated and our cause received
40 injury from i5ch il has yet scarce recovered
TIE Board q sstionaI Popular Education, Of
which Gov. sals is general Agent, has its
officers, IS you are aware. ia This city IL has
Already seBt tEo hundred female Teachers - the
great Wes., and the call is still for more. Hi'h
eTto toe classes have received e preparatory
course al Hartford Conn bat this year they have
been gathered here, under the care Of Aiss L.
GaIlfCrc
Soue twenty FIVE 10 number THE present class
leave here Ia few days for their various heldsot
ItbOr and their holding influence UPON portion
Of The CHILDREN q the Western world shall be
felt doubt no,. for coed.
understand that Gov Sade expects 10 make
this city hs future residence
The season has th1s far been very backward,
bot a. Z the fruit has suffered 40 material in-
jury. BUCKEYE