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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
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We have soms feeling Of pride in calling
the attention Of our many readers to this new
feature Of the DArLY LEADER-which places
US far in advance Of all of our contemporaries
IN Northern Ohio. OF a necessity, this ar
raneement involves a heavy extra expense,
but the eminent success and popularity which
has attended the LEADER, has determined the
proprietOrs to spare no pains in furnishing
our readers with the very latest and most
reliable information.
Our telegraphie correspondent isso situated
as to have unusual facilities for obtaining al
news Of importance at the earliest possible
moment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
ImnnrinnI - nolunbus.


From the Columbus dispatches to the Gin
ciunati papers, we learn that the Governor
has determined to reOrganize the Medical
Board for Examination Of Surgeons and As
sistants. Expense and delays of calling it
together from Cincinnati and Stark county
whenever vacancies are to be filed in this
consideration, led him to appoint Columbus
physicians. Drs. Hamilton and Smith will
compose the new Board
Col. Sullivan, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, brought news that Capt. Muses.
GAINESVILLE Company, marched from Grafton,
on Tuesday night, surrounded the house Of
Col Wiley, prominent secessionist took
him prisoner, and seized papers which con-
tanned several secession plots against the
Convention to be held on the lIth, involving
the destruction of railways, cutting wires, etc
The Governor has appointed Q. S. Hamil
ton, Of MarysTiIle, appraiser of Public Works
under the canal lease law, and the Board &
Public Works appointed Paul Weatherhouse
Of Tuscarora. Contractors have not yet an
pointed appraisers. They meet next Monday
at Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
TELEGRAPHTC.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES /
The Very Latest From
Washington.
HARPER'S FERRY TO BE TAKEN
THEN MANASSAS GAP. y
More REASONABLE Dispatches
of J. E. Harvey.
[speeIaI DI.palohss 70 oIeveland Leader.l ]

Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leaderl
WASHINGTON, June 7th.
We still lie in hourly expectation OF far
ther advance of Federal troops into Virginia.
bat Gen. Scott keeps unusually still, and no
one except those in his immediate confidence
know where he will make a forward move
ment to-day.
The utmost quiet again prevails through
out the camps on the Virginia side. The
impression now prevails in military circles
that an advance on Manassas Gap will be
made only alter the Federal forces will have
gained fOOthold on Virginia soil in rear of
the rebels at Harper's Ferry, by crossing the
Potomac in force at Point of Rocks. t,
Eight hundred regular infantry left for
Frederick, Nd, since last night. This shows
the importance attached to the operations Of
the army now concentrated at Chambersburg
by Gen. Scott. -
Two thousand troops arrived here from
the North to-day.
US. Marshal LamoR has been sent to Gen
Patterson with important dispatches. q
Two reasonable dispatches of James E
Harvey have been discovered by the Board o
Examiners, addressed to Judge Magrath, o
South Carolina. In one he reveals the in
tention of the Government in reference t,
the relief of Fort Sumter; in the other he dis
avOws being a correspondent of the New
York Tribune.
The Departments and the Executive Mal
sion were closed to-day in honor of Douglas
msmsry. W.
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OoMMEROIAL.
CLEvRLArD pTARrET-Juu. ).

CLEFEI4AND MARKET-Juus ,.
FLOUR-Duil with no transactions beyond the
small lot required for home use.
WHRAT-HOlders were irmer this morning ara
the few gales made we're at an improYemsnt Of ie on
yesterday prices. To-day's New York market Re
ports decline In consequences OF the advance Of the
war risk to = cent. salsa are ears red on track
at Sl,Oi, and car white at sl,ls.
CORN-salea OF 200 bush from store az SOC, and ]
car do at same.
OATS-Dull at 2s9z-
HIGHWTNEs-saleso Of co bbls at IsKc, and "a
do in small lots At Iic.
KGGs-steady at s@s2c.
BEANs-saales of go bpsh good v hlts at 800,
BUTTER-very dull at salOc.
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The PennsyIvauin Base Of Operations.
letter from Chambersburg Pa-from
which the Pennsylvania division Of the army
N,in move upon Virginia, that town being
hut few miles north OF the Maryland line
and Harpers Feny--tO the n. Y. Herald,
says;
Though troops have been stationed here
G,r weeks TO the number Of three thousand,
vet the inhabitants are startled at the im
mpuse number Of men being concentrated at
this point Regiment atler regimen, Is ar
Tiving until, as I learn from what deem
a perfectly reliable source an of1clal one,
there will be a body Of sixteen thousand
men. These win march by various routes,
bat simultaneously and by parallel lines, on
Harper's Ferry; one column viii move 0y
/ The Wsypesboro' and B0onesborO' road down
Pleasant Valley to Sandy Hook another by
Hagerstown and Sharpsburg towards Shep-
herdstown, with the design of seizing the
bridge at that point; third by Greencastle,
| Hage stown and Williamsport. At the lat
Ter point a heavy column viii cross the Po-
tomac and push forward on Martinsburg
Most assnredly they will be joined at that
ncint by troops coming from the West, and
An advance will be made upon Winchester "a
cut OF the retreat of the Virginia troops by
the Winchester up the valley Of the Shenan-
1 doah. Should column pass the Potomac
below Harpel's Ferry, and scour the London
Hills, and take possession OF the road lead,
ing out of the bridge which crosses the
Shenandoah couple of hundred yards above
the junction Of the two rivers, every posi-
ble means of retreat is cut of. Surrender j:
the only thing left. There must however
be artillery sent hitber to cover the move
ments of these columns. No movement
should be risked without it.
Captain Eddy, one of the best artillery of
fcers in the regular service, is here, bat With
out a battery. Captain Newton has charg
of the engineers. the expedition under hi
direction is perfectly safe.
Gen. Patterson, who is chief in command
is an old man, fully seventy, at least looks II
has dropping appearance and seems to th'
casual observer to lack the physical yigo
necessary to carry him through sever
and protracled campaign. He has fine stat
however, Of regular eficers, young and Wig
orous men, of large education and experience
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
RROnI LOuIaYILLR.

' LouIsvrrLE, June ..
The Louisville battery has disbanded becanse
a majority of its members believe the field OH
GERS Of the battalion 10 which Il IL attached have
secession proelivities. The guns are in charge Of
Col Hunt at Muldsaugh's Hill encanpment
There Is no ooTroboration of the statement that
U. 5. troops have crossed from Cairo 10 the Ken
lucky side of the Ohio River, nor is the report
believed here.
seeded States and Memphis, Tenn, are detain.
ed, and will probably be sent to the dead letter
Office - E
The nationai4iag was raised over the Custom
! House and Post Office building this afternoon
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Items from memphis.

A gentleman who has resided at Memphis
for year past furnishes the Chicago Tri-
bune with some facts regarding that city.
There are no troops and no batteries in
Memphis, except an inconsiderable Home
Guard" A single cannon is mounted on
the bluff for the purpose of stopping boats
The defence Of the city is trusted wholly to
Forts Wright and Randolph, some distance
above, on the left bank of the Mississippi
aud to a force of about 4, 900 mea at Union
City, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, mile
or two south of the Kentucky line. The en-
tire force available for repelling an advance
from Cairo is stated as follows, and is doubt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
The ReharnIrrnnna.

The Richmond Examiner, of May 3lst, has
this choice bit of description of the federal
troops:
"Take them all in all, their forces are
as precious set Of raseals as could be scrsped
together with fine tooth comb from the pot
houses and hell-holes of the North. They
have been fertilized by filth and grown up,
fresh and uumitigatedly wretched from the
mire Of municipal corruption"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

Several gentlemen were riding in car
last fall. when the conversation turned upon
the Presidential election, and the merits and
prospects of Lincoln and others were discuss
edat large. After while solemn individ-
ual, who bad listened in silence, addressed
the party thus: aMy friends, you are all
wrong. Before the election Of 1860, he
world will have come to an end, and Christ
viii be President of the Universe" Up
started an enthusiastic gentleman from the
Palmetto State, who stutteringly said to the
hillerite; HS-sir, I'll b-b-bet yOn t-t-teu dol.
lars South Carolina W-W-woh't 60 for him. +"
A roar Of laughter greeted the exit of the
Second Adventist IS be removed to another
car. ~
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FROM sT. Johns, N. z.


The telegraph lines were agsin cut on Monday
evening in number of places. A large body Of
police has been dispatched to the various points
OF difficulty, and every energy is being strained
to capture the miscreants who are engaged in q
regularly orgaaized body for the destruction OF
the lines.
The Vigo, for Liverpool, passed Cape Race
Wednesday night, but no dispatches were put
aboard of her 1t Is useless to send messages for
Europe this way nntil the local Affairs Of the
provinca are improved
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Special to Post: G..
Several companies of regulars belonging to
the Sd Infantry leave to day for Harper's Ferry
via Chambersburg.
Special to Commercial
Additional troops have been ordered to Cham
bersburg This Is understood as an indication
that the lines Of the Federal army are rapidly
closing and that the forces under Gen. McClel-
Ian in Western Virginia will act in concert with
the Pennsylvauia troops for the reduction of the
fortifcatiOns at HarpeT's Ferry.
Senators and members of the House are aFTiv-
ing by every train.
The Government has decided that it will not
accept any contributions from States, and here
after will obtain the funds necessary for the sup
port of the Government through the regular
channels. .
The list regiment was engaged in scouting
duty last night to prevent the rebels from seizing
nroyisions in MARYLAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

TIE military GENIUS OF President DA-
YIs-The Louisville Journal thinks that
Jefferson Davis as military leader has
proved failure. The editor says:
Unquesiionably JEFF. Davis, as the head Of
the military operations in the South, has
signally failed TO falflI Southern expectation.
The enthusiastic confidence that was felt in
kin 4 East dying ont All the glowing pre-
diciions as to what be would do have 10 rapid
succession been falsifed. His late devotees
have .been looking daily for great results
from all his military movements, but they see
nothing. This viii never do--no, never. II
JEFF. doesn't startle his cotton State friends
very soon, perhaps they viii stsrtle him.
He has only signalized himself since the
cotton States set up for themselves by inang-
uFating 4 system Of wholesale piracy, and
issuing q few letters Of marque to despera-
does who have nothing to loose in the enter
prise on which they are about to enter"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ken Ell ALEXANDRIA. june I.
It Is now learned that the rebels used rided
field pieces at Aqua Crefk, changing their posi-
tion according 70 movements. The rebels also
, not yet raised.
A Union meeting was held TO day at Marshall
House, and Nominated delegates to the Wheeling
Convention 1t is reported that the UuiOn and
Rebel pickets are gradually approaching, each
on the Fairfax road. "A Maine aud q NewpOr,
| Replment arrived Today. - - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

A resident OF Alexandria communicates
an account Of the way in which one Union
man there secured a free expression of Opin-
ion against secession. (Which way do you
vote p shouted the excited and armed rebels
at the polls. "0ne vote is that" he re-
piled, drawing revolver; "but shall not
nss it until have thrown this" showing a
Union ticket. He was unmolested. A few
such acts of heroism would redeem State,
and should not go unrewarded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
RUM0RS OF NAPOLEON's
POLICY.
THE BLOCKADE AT NEW ORLEANS,
CHARLESTON AND MOBILE.
a cREvAssE ON THE MIssIssrPrI.
ATTACK EXPECTED AT,CAIRo
Last Nights Report.
Associated Press Dispatches.l
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINsroE, June 7.
Special to the Commercial "A picket guard Of
the Highlanders were fred on last mig hit, at
Georgetown.
Offers have been made to the Government TO
construct steel plated vessels, bomb and shell
proof and be furnished within six months after
the contract is signed. 1t is not known that tie
Government will accept.
Special to the POst.-The National Republi-
can pronOunces false the reports about recover
ing any vessels at Norfolk
It Is understood the Government viii not make
further requislons for troops at present.
Col. Meigs is still in charge Of the Potomac
acqucduct and public bridges.
The Presidents mansion and all Departments
are closed to-day, in honor of the memory OF
Senator Douglas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
MTsCELLANEOUs,


CoLLIsIos-The Detroit Advertiser Of yesterday
has the following particulars Of collision on Lake
Erie, on the 5th, Wednesday last:
ave have again to record another eollisions at
tenned with serious results, which took place on
Lake Erie, OF Rondeau, on "Wednesday morning z
last, between two and three O'Clock, between the
hOs T Great Western, Canadian Craft, laden VT b
1900 bushels Of wheat bound tor the canal and the
MiiWaus &c Belle, upward bound, from Buhain, and
de tined for Milwaukee. The FIRST named vessel was
sunk and will prove total loss, together with her
cargo. Her crew saved by taking refuge on the
Belle which sustained no serious injury, and con-
tinued ON her voyage, passing here yesterday. The
night was dark and rainy though It is STATED thngs
were -eadily dscernibe, the lights on the Belle be-
ing mistaken for those Of propeller owing TO her
exhibiting more than the usual number. There was
an insurance vessel and cargo, but in what COM
panies we were unabls 10 a.. ertain-"
The Buffalo Express Of yesterday, has the follow
ing additional information:
The propeller Illinois, COpt Throp, arrived he re
yes erday afternoon. Capt. ThrOp, when about atty
miles from Port Stanley, found the schooner Great
Western, which had been abandoned By the crew,
and tOWed her into Port Stanley. When found shu
had about i've f0et Of water in her hold sails split
and torn, and otherwise dsmaged. She as ladeued
with wheat, which was only partially damaged
The salvage on the vessel and cargo will pay the
Western TransportatiOn Company very handsome
ly"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

SIoz1FIeAET.-Itisa is trifing thing, but not
without meaning, that the secession flag is
flying undisturbed in the harbor of Liverpool.
The other day vessel with that ornament
at its peak, attempted to enter the harbOr o.
HaTre, but was stopped and compelled to
substitute the Stars and Stripes before she
was permitted to pass. It was quite easy to
discover in the incident the different leaning
Of The French and British masses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

PoRF OF oswEoo.-The following vessels cleared at
Oswego for this port on the 5th.
Prom Jefferson, Williams, 25 tons mdse.
Brig Lowell, Ferris, ~ tors pig iron
Schr. Ruby, Wiekham, 40 bbis and 100 bags salt.
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the 9th:
FlBound UD-Sieamer North Star; propeller Dun
kifk, Queen of the Lakes, Galena bark sardinia 5
brig Mariner, Saxon, Oleanderi sehOoners Caseade,
S. a Douglas, Star OF Hope, Northern ellei W. )
Nelson, Shook, Coruelia- Patrick Henry W. H.
Willard, Alvin Bronson. .e -r-
Boand Dorh-Steamer Cleveland; propeller Mis-
souri,, AGristic, Northern Light; schOonsrs n r.
Goodsii, sardinia, Baltic, L. B. Goldsmith.
List Of the vessels passing through the Welland
Canal:
Bound Wssf-June 4th-Sehooners n. O. Ford, R.
J. Gibhs. Curlew, n. L. collins, J. CLARK, Helen
B Ood, COnsuelo, Dolphin, J. a. Hope Minnesota
and Augustus Ford. On the 5th-Steamer George
Monatt and bark Gibraltar
Bolmd East-June 4th-Propeller Ontario
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
PROM FREDERICK.

FKEDERIOK June 7.
A gentleman just from narpers Ferry reports
that JEFF. Davis is expected TO morrow.
Everything is in readiness, and an attack is
eagerly expected.
There are no indications Of an evacuation
New troops are constantly arriving, Provisions
are abundant. The strictest discipline is main
tanned Gentlemen are prohibited from talking
with soldiers. The gentleman says that IL ,00C
troops are there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
PROM CINCTNNATI.

CIScISxArI, June l.
The nth Indiana regiment Of Zouayes, Col.
Wallace, fully armed and equipped, passed
through the city this afternoon, en- ronte for
Cumberland, Md. They made asplendid appear
ance and were enthusiastically received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
2hasteiaas, &c

DR KING CONTINUES TO
J practic Medicine and sursery in Cleveland,
1hero ne has hoen located TOR EIGHT ars past. Of
hee-Ho. q Bank street. opposits angler House -
Dr. K has had many years experience in some ol the
princpal private Hospitals IN kuFcpe aud America.
Special attention paid to all classes Of diseases OF
Chronic, private snd delicate nature Of both sexes
DR. x b agent for o. Vidsls French Periodical
Drops and Pills. They never fail.
All lstters containing r e promptly attended to
By Dr.. King. All communications a1d business
strictly confidential.
Posi- once Addrsss, Box sO59. Ofics open rom 8
A NJ, TIL P. d. my3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

C. C. Tracy, Of the Children's Aid 30
cisty,p Of New York, arrived at Ravenns
on Wednesday, with some thirty or forty
children, with the object Of finding homes
for them in that neighboThocd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
PROM NEW YORK.

INV IUHhl q uHI 7.
The following is a special, dispatch dated Wash
ingtOn Tth, but il seems grOundless
Itisrep0rted on high authority that il England
interferss in American affairs France will side
with our Government to put down rebellion
Napoleon will not permit England to cripple her
Freatest maratime rival.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

An appropriate text for patriotic dis
course may be found in the nineteenth verse
of tie twelfth chapter of Jeremiah, "The
cities of the South shall be shut up, and none
shall open Them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmNGTON, June z
All rumors since Saturday Of the marching of
Federal troops on Fairfax Court House, are with
out foundation.
The President has recognized Miquai Saragoza
Com al from Mexico 70 San Antonia, Texas, thus
continuing the policy of treating secession as q
nulIifv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
FROM BALTIlIORR,

BALTMoRE, june I.
The WILLIAMSON correspondent of the Amer
lean writes that a number of Virginia cOmpa-
nies az Harpers Ferry had been disbanded.
A deserteT says that By desertiOns some com
panies are reduced TO half their former numbers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
FROnI WAsHINETON
WASHINGTON, June !

KAsHINGTON, June T.
Five companies of United States Infantry left
on the cars, It Is said for ChambersbuFg Thirty
six guns are now mounted ON entertainments near
the Arlington House. An attack Is shortly ex-
peeted from the rebels at Manassas.
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Especial per Express to the Leader.l
The Funeral Of senator Douglas.

CuIcAeo, June 7, 1861.
All that was mortal Of Stephen A. Doug
las was consigned to the earth to-day. al
business was suspended. The citizens e"
n,asss, and large delegations from abroad were
in attendance. At eleven o'clock the process
sion moved down Clarke to Lake streets, east
on Lake TO Miobigaa Avenue to Cottage
Grove the place of interment. The eeTemO'
nies at the tomb were deeply impressive. Th'
weather has been favorable aud nothing oc
eurred to mar the solemnities of the occasion
P.B.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
GonfEftionern.
TOHN SOHRINK

TOHN SCHRINK
Having removed to his new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAN'B BLOCK,
OPPOSITE TaE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SOUARE,
Is prepared TO receive the calls Of MS iieRds and
Evsrything n the IIue Of Coniecfionery Is kept at
GHOLEsALE AND RETAIL a. usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as veil as she choicest eatAblsa served up st mo-
,nent's notice.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
or the aceommodatiOn Of persons having business
the Court House.
- KESHETT Ale ON DRAUeHT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
FIRE.
FL Lanr, H., June 7th.

LANE Ill., une lth-
A fire broke out at O'Clock this morning in the
warehouse Of Boyce Bump. The flames speed
ily communicated with the adjoining warehouses
of Spalding q Co., Murphy Son, and Lake &
Blackman, all of which were destroyed. Loss on
sured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
The Tribune coneludes by saying

Our informant is of tie opinion decidedly
that Memphis is a much healthier place to
pass the summer months than Cairo, and that
the Northwestern army will find most de-
lightful eReamPment for the warm months
on the bluffs around that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
AdIutant General CarrIngton.

This officer has declined the appointment
recently rendered him as Member of the
Board of Visitors to West Point, his duties at
home being too arduOus to allow him to
attend to it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
8rass 9aaaaFg.

IAMES a. ODELL, BRASS
q FOUNDER AND MANUFAOTURER a
Brass WoIk Of every description, No. 30 Union sti
afaW doom rOm Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. p.
used 10 the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of ali
kinds made and repaired Brass CagtIus done aeiD
sndPrae1 Wn-k ~ ar Ffnds -auai-ef aef2Re
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
PROBABLE RECALL or THE n. Y. 7TH
REGIlIRNT,

NEW YORK, June 7.
Areport Is carrent to day, that the New York
7th regiment Is again ordered to the seat of war.
The report is unfounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

The Detroit Tribune states that C. a.
OReardsn, one Of the Cardigan regiment,
the gallant SIX hundred who rode through
thai solid phalanx of Russians at Balaklava
and sabered the artillsrymen at their guns,
has enlisted in the COldwater Light Artillery
oorus Of Michigan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

NEW OhA; June &
Special to Herald
Cairo June 7th=-ScOuting parties Of Gen. Pill
lows army are reported at Island No J. iOuI
miles below here The Southern troops are com
ing up both sides of the river. An attack is mo-
rnpnfarilV eXDected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
RRn1I RhI.TInInRR-

BALTNoRE, June I.
A big cannon for Fortress Monroe broke
through the timbers of vessel that lies in l2
feet Of water.