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KEW tOUx LEGIsLATURE.


Arr,Sv, April 8, 1861
no hill to incorporate the New York Loinors Assos.
alton orde cd to third reading Also tho bin to In
corporate skating ponds, parks and sporting grounds
The oil 10 reduce the rate Of milk fre'eh, The r..
lem Ralh Dad came up for third reading
MIR Ras1y moved 70 recommt tor the purpose or OK.
p'opine HIS vote He shoold support the bill because he
dcemcd the resent freight ratee oppressive uaus
Er. itriAa moved % make tho PROVISIONS OF the bill
applicable between Croton pa IL and New York.
". RoHrNscS opposed the motion Although u might
BE- ~ b. net 10 his constituents than the pre-
sent ball. ct BIZ above such consideration. The mo-
,op wac loet The bin wac thon read third time an
lost, By 10 % 10
Mr. RnrBAs moved 70 reconsider and lay that motion
he table Carried.
The bill . esiab ish aNau,ica. School IN Ncwyork har
bnr paepef
ell he New York city railroads ordered 10 a third
isa nS, by u toe
TIe Assembly b for the moro certain punishment Of
the riue ~ murder wss reported adversely and the re-
port agreed T..
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S HIPPIN G NE w S


CLEARED.
Steamship City q Baltimore r Petre Queenstown and
s.s.m.n,p QUAKER oiiy Cooper. HavsnAznarsoas Co
Rs sss assssn
Brig King. Doane, Bremen Kruger Bros
See Il ss.p,
sS'ss Il. rsrs sA
sss1 frssf Ms-ssr s saasS Co.
sSr k se; p ;r = se SShSs se1s
seSr josiah Hosy Thompson, %indso Df"SH benton
sT xnn s
lehr ar.nis ss.s haiet. Boston v I. wi.aco
echr N airing. Nash y ston-S W Lewis Co
Steamer KnnsSsth. OolnAry. Baltimore
ARRIVED
s.1 % r'r''na with 'd'' and '''''
::s
balm i.sm sAspsSss Tor i so@ps
Ss "a for al Plata 81 Map s 81
lon 8 p; IS Lac, p barb bari s., :.ssns Esw
Ion % 20 Passed shp with painted ports waerged and
& Snes IN sna sSns. s % had
gale from wSw Tremendous ss. Cd aS;o s
sSP John ,,s ES.s Ticker yco.l Feb Is Nth %d.s
90 IS IL spoke ship South Carolina from New Orleans
shiP EossT Eisrn sssxsrs Iiyecc Fec y With ma.s
man dieo from . fell from soft
chip q odses Liverpool Feb Is wi mdse. TO zsresa
Channel in the ChADnel 10 days with heavy gaes
has been Y days W OF the BaaAs
and 10 e sr nsS r as e
a. se allied ship ronawapds Liverpool rhade
= list y. y lon s. 81 spoke brig Albert, Ses.
ford for New Vol n..r c.r,, r., NJ , r,ro., ,,o0
and spasscngers 70 Williams uui n March ~ ii HAIL
OF Brookbr SEAMAN t. from the fore Up si the
a %s ao oa 10 ay. % non ~ Re soson ra
b,ig rsde wrd Cof BiuenilD, Johnson Malaga Fet %
yet Failed in oompa with Norw bark -, seil.en f,r
iorlsnd bark Indian aief sailed for York the
ssw 10 NV, had 10 Ia that time.
mega, Sd stree when had continual gales from to m S,
schr mpfe, ,rowei, EHrabethport for Boston.
tohr charo, Murphy, nhlabetboort Tor 3nston
Scbr q A. Greer Rich, Ezabethport for Ghariesogn.
sehr fsqurnans, bIggs, Ellzabeihpor for Ughton
tchr gs,ir, He-lh, Eiitsbethport FOR Pan ltiysc
kchr Tncss, Cot, EhzahethIurt for fr0yid.
schr bir gton, smith, knkanethport for Ne Lnnd
Som Claik q mssta), Clark Elizabehport for Hart
tshr Te7ss champlln Elizsbe,hpor cor Norwich.
Sch niied, Nsil Eiizabethport flr Norwich
Stlr O,on, Dnyi, Fall hlser, sdsys
SER Helen, Baocccs, Fall Rysr c El'lahc,hp7rt
tchc o pelham, tpcim n, trosidepce days
s,hr lohn rtse, scar. rc,yiden = lor B''tiln re.
Echr Josephine 10 4 stamford tor Nlrgnit
tloop % \ ranc Nsrr izaoeihrort for Pertn smhoy
Hoop china Roo IT'S, Ez1bethport FOE EnguEh Negbqr
steamer Franklin, pougbcrty. Baltimore.
steamer Planet. Wilson. Philadelphia
Steamer Vestchaster. Jones' Providence
J0M.
ship Charlotte, from Liverpool
tbo,h tbs above ale al anchor inside the Hook
Steamship Quaker city Havana bark earce barbados;
brig ansma Asppwsll
Wind sunset N.
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The steamship Illinois been sa,rfed b. tho govern
ent and win 90 with sealed orders to day
row unday Her mails and passengers for Europe out
in the city Of Baltimore.
Bars MyRrLr-rbe following IL an interesting account Of
the 81 the bark Mye and imprisonment OF Capt.n
Posford and probable loss II the This vessel left
Macao fof Bangkok in sa Sd June 1860 and Syrected
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He bad ne confidence In he board and hs trusted hit
the sovernor would have the appointing power IL wa
90 that the passage tb- on you'd ruin me es
Of TIE cofcnes unner'aksrs N the c'y " oN
York pilGn whsm rcpao.i;Sns, ana 'ne' eiose
they uWt oppoze he bali .,..,,s a.Laa
Aassrs ysr,an johnson o zane AMI aronayins asked
several ou. stiors ~ Mr. Pierce about the law unoer
With ta o.. sent Beard OF supervisors came mo eA
,srtt CIT i: was not O republican me.su'e, ov.
rhe E.oor 20 raccreder "as casrtd, W. M, ,r az
H,altb oiu nov before Lhrm
ibis mo- ion favored ~ woss-s ua-ran Hardy OH
ans oLi others arc cpPssa BY Aesss PIERCE Robinson,
w. ~ N1'p liners, during which rich scene
,,o,,ofs were made foriee ana report progress,
rnroar r, i'm. voted down, followed by Appeals po.h.s
~ er ard All OF be, lodges To defeat and carry the o
bu. ,he fraios OF The having large matony,
IL succeeded Ia yong down every motion ntendsd W
n H., he bill snd ,inued in spicy manner WIN An
eydst dserminati0n by the riencs Of the Dill 70 BIT II
out - -
prrru, % zach aide TO cefeat the codees Of the oner
pr. grsss which was carried. When the matter was
brought another flibuaerng scene fo
loweo motion mined aiay made 20 take . re-
ceff-the yeas 40 AMI NAYS Do cahed-and the motion
lst ~heieuLoD Mr. Rhins'n moved 'la. Inc Di De re-
tered l.. he Commute CINE and Villages WIN po"ei
10 report crmpe'.
The previous question or cred, and The h'l 30 re
feTed The Joy or lie friends and the coheefn
NON OF its cppoI enis.
What j. ht Committee going 70 do with the Dill 70 vol
The and Charter eeosobs On the sane dayf The
had hei baDs long enough 20 decide SHon il
merits way the other
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ier ing rom London for kss sors she cam I s.,er
eah and hsyins got 10 COLI lon .ncc.ed away eooms q
Of o thps lying In The merchant anchorage ground
srH1a March SIN port. the Eleanor lam rcan, Hosmer
Ing been aground In Gibraltar.
Tsoos March s.ru. back TIE Re'css, Young fgr New
Also put back the American ship Priscilla Newton for
esky and with loss Of sails and In tow from
Notice to Mariners.
suoy on POLLOCK mr..
Buoy on Pollock RIP has dssrpsar,d e''''
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR rux rArxsSr OF LIGHT MONEY IN
Tn. onyr.. Of E *. sIsgss
PER nd e on III sD. Cd
Sapors Of The Con ederate hates any sea put 10 be
mace euiiss however thst % iii vessels trading
sSs Dc S ssa and s q .n
Approved March Is 1856, President Of the Congress.
JKfihhsos DAVIS, Presdent
puRrosp RANK sourn nuoY DUBLIN nay
n..a.sI o,fcs Dust,s ss,cc W ,so,.
Dublin Cooperation, shout tie lst Jun. nex,
move zoe can onSy wn,sn end !" the sdr'ord
fy order. WILLIAM LHes Secretary.
ATLANTIC: SPAIN, souru coAsr-REp uours AT r'a IN
TRANCE or rsk cuspisss
Hrp3ocRArnc ngtos ApTsMrr
TIE Minister Of Marine Madrid ha. tina, on
sSS, Ned On Csnels Island n,ar ,ase pont % ths le
hank o. the mouth Of the river Guad, ali in crossing
the tai OF Ayam0nte
The lht- liked red ghs The northern OF the Il
Pm, ed sya ion o. 2 y lect and the southern "a
feet above the level OF the shOnli he vs
BILE weather IRON the deck OF ship distances ~
miles
ach light ~ placed G, lumn % tn ward Il tho
lghlhorse prs dSeug The position - lights 4 Ia
lat y NJ 80 \, In los Not o. 6rrtnwcl and from
the bar they changed whenever the position Of the
alters.
t,rr,n lights Crsna Island Also thet after the
let Narch lsi hight. Will b. exhibited
La Punta, he point ~ the soutlpf the Girls
tina, fur cio eng h, bar al u place.
The lights ar liked green hs The northern one y pcet
at tleva n o. et ann N southern " feet above
the level ~ the and ~ uld Gather
from the Geek OF y ship n the dAa,snce o. mie-.
Fa,h Tight pl e a GA csulnn the y ard
lghtkeep.rs dwelling The osi,ion Of the lights Ia ~
l04 len Is 10 West Of iet, and mile
bar
Iteration Of Lights at Huelva Also that on and ter the
lat Of March, ts6l lights will p on Punta
del Padre snto The shore the OF the river
Odiel In lieu OF those IN
The lights fixed white hshts The northern D
elevation "a, Feet and the southern on. of feet
above the level the should be aeen Ia
weather from tft deck OF ship at distance miles
Each lfht If placed brown column he eaatward OF
The shkeeper DIV 81 ing The poeon of lights IN lat
I73k on ~ 70 Vest OF Greenwich. and three quarters
OF a mile from tn bar
Ny command of their Lordships
JOHN WASHINGTON, Tydrographer
Whatcmcn
Bark Coral OF New Bedford San Francisco March ~,
from coast Of California I'll o, reporcj, reports ~ scam
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az S.L H.s.D. Apr, SIR .es swan Dl and Golden
Pr, s! sen:S ,o1SspPs ri s.%,ss,
brig Winnie Miller White xe-t Indie -csrs Sliss siun.y,
@ Fslsr New a.ssn q. P %s
ker Jr .idsrscvc Bridgeport; " woolssoD, Garrison,
nh.Ar steamship n. vernon Watson NyOrk, ship Mary
Snaae E,o sneiTo syph Jones Boston; schrs Amerca.
calf suron ctasnss bark RIO IN. ssosr ssd
another bark foreign brig from Mersna CD eArk
iox,s rroyssnsa sia bas ssasss wedge 9as.s:%ss
opg MINI Miller, white, West indies brig Martha tsp,
CIx LEsrIS .pril led schrs Danish Famnls rr,en.
CO ass NYork fssa P.S Jssas ,nSiile ia
chr isns I'm nsnPs ,wnssy sass.caynls,
.sSf S9iss pss SSo1
I'd SD sehr Forest cry. Dwell; satmore
SP'h cs 'sHs %'sa
swit. Clark sfnrk steamers Ihos sparks Gramey rha-
81 ySs sa 49, aR:sD De ste John
@ saP Sssisn % s rs4m ss ,s a
.chr or Euaisr. Eden Ruasn island; onbard Hsrdiog
no s s's sr GGs isnnss.se o as
paSre s 81 . asps o s1 order r. bark
ltayel. tsnde, nefnsmhnco and market; barhs sasso
So f"js ssros"Da schr John apn ao psa.sy ss
ss sS s. s Beckett 70, WORK for
" ih sclls hqu7er, WORK senator Fsesett work
kNotk
rrw LONDON, Aprn s-Cid schr Atlantic. Carbury,
laval
IHIAnEi PHD, Apn Arr steamers Mars Nichols
ard schrs Natnert Nckerson
Tosor; -srT6. Benson sBsdfsd Ceres. ssrstr,h Prsyi
dute cd brig mall q fiere, Migs schrs
smith smith friridsd no srycp, Hsrtgan Hshfaxj
Irocier ahiey taunton; RS Mered u. Lynn ua-
y, lames cree NV CHI Dougherty, Hughes view york.
lttsmel aeveriy, Fierce do. :. go,
I0RTI ASH April 3-Arr Rr steamship Nova Scotian,
NrNssst .tue, via Londonderry brig Lady OF the Lake
Marshall Csiais NYork schrs MI hig.n harsbai Csaa
ard Caroline Grant ffessey Cssir, MOTE VIA orH new
World. hartman, Cardenss. -, -
THpXIiF NOE Aprtl g. steamer Eestche.er, Jones,
orb SD schrs Marin ross Crssree Buckyile g; Rio
t;rsnde Allen Nyork soore Nsp'nDe, Davis ana henn.
Briggs, do ami from below sc,r y hrslnsrd vu
ana rter, Gibbs Nyors schr An,sres Corderay phila
d.iphia REL schr Bebj Nfown, Inpatam Nfork; sloop
POINTER Nichols DO SO brig Wins schiaer, Connsutol
White psrve. fiizabc hprt and from below schr NARY
spVAfNAB, Arrn Arr chip Good Hope Miller, oaicut-
Ia Savannah u Mar; rks rags Cartbaseaas
Ffsh.r ceap SeIn,h tfis ftrs ett H n; schr
shlndier ireland BOSTON CID ahi Lord klgin (sr Chap
nan tfe,p Oh ashrs a runyon, wahias Fernandtnas
HsIrie Gardpar ri an Dafdcas; Elits Lesry, port In
=.
WILMINGTON, r Apri % steamship North CarolL
~. prvtn u.s. ork sctt ~ tvsrcr NtcheL HYork. CO
3. scii Ms.tie Itoss Poland, rsriiand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

Wheeling letter OF The 25th to the Gin
cinnasi Gazette says
The plot chickens, and we of Western
Virginia begin now to realize that war is
really upon US. The tra'n on the Baltimore
/ Ohio Railroad due to-day have not arrived.
We learn that two bridges on the road near
Grafton were destroyed to-day, by the picket
guard of the Secession ceup at Grafton. The
depot here was taken possession of by United
States troops last night | understand by
letter from Grafton last night, that there are
500 Secession troops at that place, and $50
at Fettermsn, two miles from Grafton. They
are not in condition to offer much resistance,
but say that they viii be Fe-epforced by 5000
State troops the coming week. We place no
reliance, however, in this.
There are now fourteen companies in Camp
Carlisle, on the Island, and several others
forming, There are also two regiments of
Ohio troops az Bellaire, four miles below this
city, that are expected to operate with us-
Our troops are ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to march on short notice, from
which we infer q movement on the secession
camp at Grafton is contemplated. Our boys
are 'eager for the fray"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
OLEvELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY s9, 1861
Maine Onward.

A Maine Brigade of the grand National
Army passed through the city yesterday for
the Capital It was fine body OF men, with
muscle toughened in the hardy avocations Of
this grand State; with calm resoluteness in
their looks; with fire in theireye, and stout.
ness in their build. They are an honor to
their State; and they win do her honor, as
under the inspiration Of the Gag Of their
country, they fight for the Constitution and
the Union. Their reception was an ovation
Nothing has been seen like ii here for years
and the grand scene from Haymarkst square
where streets and surrounding buildings
swarmed with human laces-tbrough State
street, which was packed with adm iring and
applauding mssses-azd 50 on through the
city, was more like Lafayette reception day
than anything perhaps we have had. But
the Maine boys, chips Of the old blocks, got
no bigger God-speed than they deserved
There's no sort Of use in saying such msde
up men won't 6ght. They wont run l-BOs-
ton Post.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
FR0M 81. LOUIs.

rtrf tats e. 81 LOUIS, May q.
!. Il having been decided upon to oecspy Birds
foint, N Missouri, opposite Cairo, orders were
received yesterday for the transfer Of one Fegi-
ment Of Gen Lgonaa Brigade % that placs.-
The tth hegiment, Col Sehuttnef, has been BE-.
elected, and WillfpFobably embark this morning
on the Government steamer Iatan.
The encampuenf Ia the suburbs Of the city are
broken mp today, and The troops Clustered in
the arsenal aud je1Erson barrass8. III
An American Louave Regiment, 20 be con-
mandsd By Col. Aorgan 1. Smith, 4 forming
here. An friah Brigade 6 alJ0 glling up rapidiy.
Il Is understood that Gen. Hsrney has anthor-
tzed the immediate organlzation Of companies
Of Union Home Guards nc Hannibal, So. Joseph,
Kansas City and Springfield; these companies to
be Mustered into the Cnited States service and
furnished with arIus- 81 IVA
All the State troops have lefi jefferson City,
except two companies who remain as q body
guard TO the Governor
The habeas corpus case Of Capt. Mcdonald is
still being argued before Jadge rfest. ar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
FRnnI ENTnCKY.

FRANKFoRT, nay %.
In the Convention, Mr.. MeKlide's resolution
WIS adopted for the appointment Of committee
70 consid + the subjects for which the C0nven
ton was called; and also Crittendens original
amendme Mt proposed 10 the Senate OF the United
States, with such amendments e. will secure slave
States just ana sauai rights under the Cons!Itu-
ton.
Gov. MagOfhn vas present snd invited to fake
seat in the Convention during y sessions.
Fall delegations are accredited from Kentucky
and Missouri, but from no other States.
John Caldwell appeared from McMinn and
SEWER Counties, Tennessee. aDo was received as
an advising ard consulting friend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
FROM NEW YnRK.

s HEEa aAHT NEW YoEK, May 2s,
The Commercial Advertisers Washington spe,
cial says: 1atE lc
The list New York regiment left the Navy
lard this morning in armed steamers o take
possession OF AQUA Greek.
Col. Leilerts addressed the n. Y. Tth regiment
iutorming them that their term of enlistment
had expired, and they were at liberty to return
home II they desired, bat the Secretary Of War
would be glad II they would remain in Washing
ton thrBe days longer. Every man shouted that
be was ready 70 stay that time and a. much
longer as the QogeTnment desired II l. under
stood that the Government does not feel at nber-
y to detain them longer than the time mention
ed. They will then return homR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
FROM BALTIMORE.

4lALIIILHtl nay .
A gentleman arrived here from NorfOlk, Who
came Though Richmond and Fred sricksbure snd
staIes that Gen Butler has not cumrnenced opera
tioas yet, but an attack was looked for daily He
could not ascertain the number Of troops at Nor
folk. He estimates them at 23Oeo. Troops were
daily arriving from the South No apprehension
that Norfolk c0Bld BE- taken.
Twenty eight osrs, hlled with soldiers passed
Petersburg Saturday.
He thinks there are Is 900 troops at Richmoud
An attack is expected from York river, which is
guarded against ~ batteries and earthworks,
which il Is said are well supplied with heavy ar.
tillery. He was informed that there were 10 900
troops on the hills about Fredericksburg, which
are strengthened By numerous batteries MBnas
sus Gap was reinforced Sunday night BY troops
from North Carolina, South Carolina and Ten
neseee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
IMPORTANT FROH WAsHrNGrON.

The reports that the Confederate Commission.
ers had an interview with Lord John Russell and
fhouFenHl, and had been told they couldn't be
recognized are considered incorrect. Latest ac-
counts from Europe only brought news that they
had not been recognized In LanliOp
or the same character is the report that Sew
ards proposition 10 aecede TO she Paris denlara-
ton abolishing privaseering has been rejected.
Five transports, conveyed by the Harriet Lane
with 2 500 troops, went 10 the mouth OF the james
river and took possession Of q new point, where
they entrenched themselves. They command the
mouth Of the river.
SeWall's Point battery fred on 8 vessel last
night, but she was out Of range
The Yankee brought in more prisoners to day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

The Mobile Advertiser by is Pensacola
correspondent says that the British Consul
at that port has received letter from Lord
Lyons recognising the blockade. No hostile
movements yet at Pensacola.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
LATE NEWS.
Our ForeIau Relations.

It tiss,id that reliable Information has been
received Tat the Commissioners of the
oouiedersey met with no encouragement or
recognition in England and France, but on
the other hand, were decidedly bIuHed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
ENGLAND AND FRANCE RERUsR TO
RECOGNIZE TaE OoNFEDERAOY.

The Government has satisfactory information
linl the Commissioners Of the Confederate States
IN Europe have met IN England 8 decided and
emphatic refusal e recognize their prelensions.
Lord Johu Russell, with whatever uncertainty
be may have expressed himself on other pOints
made no concealment In regard 30 this matter
Government The Emperor aud a., Thousenal
were decided, Information 70 the foregoing ef
teci has been received By 4 dipiOmatlst IN Wash
ington, and the news Is well accredited and Is
msiter Of discussion In iplOEeaiic circles.
Gov. Banks has been appointed commissaFy
General slisf
The Posts special says
Advices from Alannassas Gap state that the
rebels have been throwing up entertainments at
that point for several weeks past.
The Commercials dispatch says
IL is generally believed that Federal troops
have been moved on Graftoh and arper's Ferry
Eh fhayer has been appointed Patent Exam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

Chisf Justice Taney has exerted himself in
behalf of the rebels who are in arms against
the Government by reading lecture upon
the course Of the federal military officers in
the case of Merriman Of Baltimore. The ante
deluvian had better keep quiet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

LollsfILLEs may q
Ex.GOy. MoreheGd's letter q the journal said
Ii L.incoln shou d hereafter assume an ASPECT OF
war for oYerFnnning and subiugHting seeded
States without counting the cost Kentucky ought
to take up arms against the Governments, and
then she should compel both sides 70 respect the
inTiolabilify Of her soil =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
UNTRUE,

- ST. LOUIS, May %.
II is untrue that Gen. Harney-as reported in
the mOrning-has authorized the formation of
Union Home Guardsin several of the principal
cities In this State
Col. schuttner with a regiment OF y. s. Eolun-
teeu left for Birds Point on the Government
steamer CITY Of Louisville. at 4 p M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

We have interesting military news from
Missouri. Birds Point, opposite Cairo upon
the Missouri side-a very important point
is to be fortified and held by federal troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
WAsHINGTON NEWS.

" AsanoToE, May %.
Gen. NsDoweH Is assigned the command Of
Virginia east Of the ALE gheny Mountains and
moth Of James river
Additional troops are daily crossing the river
here.
II Is surmIsed that Gen Mansfield Will com
mand the troops II an attack Is made on Harper's
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

NEW 4ozK, Nay g.
The HeTald's dispatch says:
Jeh. Davis and Beauregard are expected at
Richmond % day.
Defenoes are being constructed outside of
Richmond.
AL the bridges on the Alexandria Bailroad
have been burned
Proposals VII soon be Issued for forty steam
gun boats Of 500 tons each
Brigadief General Mcdowell takes command
OF forces 10 Virginia IN place Of Sanford.
men tn the leld, 80 thai the difhcnlfies usy be
speedily settled ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
FROM BOSTON.

BosToE, May 2s
n ls probably trne fhnt two Of the new sloops
of war ordered BY Congress, viii be built at the
ChariestOWn navy Yard.
The Third District Republiean Convention held
Ct Dedham to-day, voted not 70 make any nomi-
nation Tor Congress. 4 r4.-.l. 800.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
PoNY RXFIlRsa ARRIVRn.

se s Fl. kEARsKT, May 28.
The Pony Express, from San Francisco tie
18th, passed to-day.
There Is but littie hops of the Legislature pro
yiding special election for COngressmen.
Major Armitage, who has been in command at
San Diego, Gen. johnson, late commanding the
Pacific Division, and Dr. Could Of Fort Hum
b0idt, viii join she Confederate army
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
aIYsTERI0Us aIOVEmKNrs.

BALTNoHE, Nay %.
A special dispatch from " Williamsport says mys.
teFiOus movements are.going on there, neither
friends nor foes being allowed 70 visit ihe rebel
camp The road and canal are 0bstructed at
Point Of R0eks, ten miles this side Of Harper's
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Music TEAcHER.-M. Perabo, No. Sc Rock
wen street, gives instruction in Harmony,
Thorough Bass, Organ, Piano, Violin, sing
ing Guitar, Flute, ClariOnsi, Double Bass,
and would liketo form Concert Band. He
has for sale Music Of his own eomp45itior
and Tunes Pianos and ether Musical Instru-
ments.
Mrl. Psfabo Cleans Kid GloHta very nine
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TROOPs LANDRn.

PHIrADELPHIA, May %.
A special dispatch says thatthe POwhattsn had
arF1Yed at Washington, having landed the New
York list Regiment at Aqua Creek without mo.
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CHANBERsBURs. May 2S.
The camp 6pposlte .Fillismsport was rein
forced by 600 troops on Monday. It Is believed
they Contemplate fOrding The river
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Col. Anderson, the hero Of Sumter, is mus
tering the fercss at Camp DennisOn.