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FRoat NVAsHINFT0S' !.

" AsHAAGASAf N-Ag -
Il Is stated tlas . number Ofvsssgis we're at-
ting out here for soma destination not publicly
- -HTalA al-t 20 F-.' r %
5Iiie following dispatch, received At the Navy
Yard between Tour aud i've O'Clock this I. n /,
I af0rds an explanation; The Key Stone State ~
noon reports that passing Aqua Greek the
I FreebOrE and AnacOsta wers engaging the bat.
terg ~ aqua Creek, with success Shall send
the POcahUlItas with her ten iDch gun, 70 e-st
( Signed y CaPts DshIgrssni Comm andsr At ths
InmediHtely on the receipt Of the depateh, the
/ Navy Department ordered tWO meh-oi-War down
4 70 support Capt Ward, ,r...-. a, rrE3
Jas. WATSON Webb has been appointed Envoy
1 Extraordinary aud Minister FisnipotentsAfy 70
brazil .,s -.r.f rafe brad ar. fIIs. -. g
EDort with informal papers 10 be seized, but inas-
! iuueh IA Iiiese eUaing IrUm The south When the
y Custuu 0uSes are IA possession of insurrection-
ary parties, they cannot OOtein the proper clear
ancess Ihs seeretary % ths rsasa,y VIM ~
trouble under thess eircuus: snces, has decided
thai ID all cases where Il appsars thai there va
no fault on the partsof The Oomnaaasr, ths
latter ehall notbe compelled % 80 into Court
lgat 0H q correct representation Of the Colleetori
vrhsu-the vessels arrive she dnes and lees which
die lsSv impUsss, shal be -lnifIed. ~ 4.
I -Ppst roriea and posi- ofhcea managed by loyA
cffirsns at,d loyal districts Ia Virginia net q
~ deDriyed VI the Einil serHlce under the Tecen
order of the Pest Once Department II shey
shOalS be semPe,i "a i9s 5s. ga "a
i elnl oFQef 1ieg MAAA ~ ~~'sS--- ~ - =
va g Ins issaSis ia asw consstOr having been
sp,0i,ied Jlts post has been rs0pened 20 shs
c5lnptree OF the county snd therefore vessel
I VII be adniEted u usual; -.
ssvsFa vessels went ~ II InFos % day carry M
III lie 6onds awardsd on Saturday beinl
1 proposed will be eissued ttSshedat atelY is Z
several vessels Improperly captured are reieli
ed.
A lady reached here from NanausSas Junetioi
and FepJrts u ops concentrating there and 0eeu
pying rrumirent positious this eide " there AM
/ arr * pretihg an Immediate attack -ars -.
Gen Scott received atelegraph last night stal
! ing that E9OpE Werr advancing on the Virgins
, AIDE winch caGsed preparations yesterday. II
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Last Nights Report.
FRoM wAsnINaTaN. :

ti5 NEE YoHE, May 81.
The CommeFeIsI's special dispatch say;
Two captains Of Massachusetts, troops at the
Relay House have been placed under arrest ior
extending their piekets without authOrity.
A pot Office has been established Al n ri Pick
rns, and letters viii be taken BY Government
vessels.
The 7th Regiment leaves for New York this
afternoon. .ssl.E 81
The Posts special dispatch to-day says: {.
Preparations are evidently Masking for q for
lsarG movement OF GoFefnnent troops Trey
are all under Orde and are ready ty nlareh At y
moments notice The probable object Is sud
den concentration upon the rebel forces In Vir-
party of fifty rebeIs reached Baltimere from
HarDer's Ferry they are Bal.imOreans. Gen.
CudEaliader has his eye On them fllf'-
A report currepf Ia Baltimore that the brig
Yankee had been captured By the rebels L false.
Size s now vt the navy yard. 1s. s. ~. a .tf
The District Atiorlsg Of Nary land has just
had an interview with Attorney General Bates
Respecting the cadWailadsT hzbeas corpus case.
he rtanli Is not knox D. - -
The Tribune's despatch ssyss
All 4 quiet a. Fortress -MOnr0s. Begl oeS
were Al the fort, aud the u1Hnber was incfeasing.
The SiAT says:
Nine rebels were killed at SeWalis Point. II
also says that the rgbslsllad stopped WORK on The
enfrguchmeut at Manassas IS 0Qo so.diers wers
concentrated in Western Virginia. -Four com
panies Of district MILITIA have crossed into Y II
Etnla with six days rations
An Nheeiing District the -uniOn candidate has
IS OO1 majority in RaFt orsburg Distriet 20 600.
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y tFrOin the Phllsdslphla LsdseEl ss39s5
srlrrlna InhldsBt In Shs Capture oF Elamp!


A letter from Fortress Monroe, fated 2blh
inst, says: Yesterday Gen. Butler, with
asling Adjutant General Gallmadge, lnadeian
extended reconnoisapce In the saddle. They
pushed about seven miles into Yirginia.--
They met seteral rebel sentinsls who retired
on their approach, but saw nothing m0re.--
To-day, however, Il is asserted Ihat-tw0
tho land rebels are within the circle Of yes
terdsys Fse6nnUiisnoe. Y I doubt t. Great
excitemeut has been produced 10 all this part
,Of Virginia by the nanner In which our
tr0- -ps begin 70 move.
When Col Phelps went over on Thursday
70 the village Of Hampton, be was met on the
bridge by rebel officer, Whs said be hAd &
lOrcs short distance ahead, and demanded
to know the object Of the movement. Col.
Phelps said his object was 70 rscOnn0itrs the
Village and look around generally. The
officer said that II be was assured that harm
would be done to no one, he would rot oP.
pose Col. Phelps passage. Col. Phelps re-
pied that that would depend altogether on
circumstances, and without further parley OF.
dsred the advance guard--lhe 8 wantoh COM
pany--to proceed. The rebel officer rode on
and in few moments a dense smoke was
seen rising from the further end Of the bridge
The Swanton sevei footefs took up he
"double quick such q "double quick -
and were soon on the spot. First pitching
q shotted six FOUNDER overheard, they did
the same 10 the burning piAnks.
In manner not to b iEoga 'ded, G, ! mel
Phelps ordered the reUyis, u lnoss Of them
who had not fed, TO bring pals, tubs aud
buckets. It was lun 10 see the chiFalry
work and hoist their own Petsrds. The ERE
put cut Colonel Phelps marched into the
village Of Hampton, when LIE met several
old West Point acquaintance one OF them
his former Instructor. What me ting -
Colonel Phelps with the American flag, aud
they with that Of rebellion. Il was bis turu
to play the instructor, and be improved the
opportunity. He assured his rebel friends
thai they were as certain TO be crushed Us
the sun was 10 ri,e and admouished them to
have care IN time. The Yirginlans replied
by inviting the Colouel ate take soneth ng.
subsequently Colonel Phelps exercised his
regiment for the special e1i6cation Of the
rebelSand after completing the reconnOisancs,
returned to camp. .f.s..--... ...- a.Ia
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Union UuDdIdnls for Goycrnor.

EpsTOR LEApER believing that site
State nominations for the ialI elections I"
should be 'UniOn nominations" l would
ask what more fit one could BE- made for
Governor Of Ohio than HOns David Tod, Of
Asboning2 He Is e4linenlIy qlaliasd in
every way. As business man, none stand
higher; besides, be is honest and honorable.
His heart is with US his every thought and
feeling is for the UniOn-the whole Union,
one and indivisibls. 2 believe / i'm when be
says he would give his last son and speEd
bis last dollar for the Cause Hurrah foE
Hon. David Tod, Union candidate for Gev-
erpOrOf OhiOl A REPUSLIoAS.
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No More Ohio RerImeprs.

Information has been received from Wash
lngtOn that no more Ohio Regiments could
be accepted. TbiI was In answer to q telG-
gram from Gov. DennIsOn, urging increase
Of quota allotted Ohio. So the Buckeye
State viii only bAss twenty-one Regiments
IN far the war.
All Ohio volunteers viii be Immediately
clothed; those in the United States and those
Ia State service. 1VigotOns measures are be-
ing taken to procure all clothing necessary.
Senator 7. B. Stanley has been elected
Colonel of the 18th Regiment at PArkers.
burg, virginia.
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LATE NEWS.
hAILY ARrKRNnnN I.RApRR.

aHTHa
At ths urgent request Of many Of our
friends living upon the lines Of the Lake
Shore and the ssndusky Railroads, and to
crafty mSny in the city, whose avOestlon i
such that they have no time TO read q nOrn-
Ing paper, but who would prefer the LEADER
If published In the afternoon, an afternoon
edition Of the Morning LiADsa win b issued
by The proprietors On and after June Isl, to
Be entitled 'CloEslsRd Morning Leader, AZ
teTnoon Edition. 'AJJl- DLIl3-
This edliou will contain the latest tele-
graphie news up to the hour of going 10
Dressi also all the local news up to the same
time. Special attention will be paid to
market and marine news. esu7gV Gg9. &
This edition viii -Bs squpl iHsysry respect
70 the morning editi1n,-will be OF the same
size and contain an equal amount Of reading
matter. The afternoon LRADEB will equal
the mOrning LEADERin keeping pre-emiusntly
above AZ contemporaries Is to the latest and
most reliable nswa.
The present success of the D4nY LKADER
-unex4mpled in any former history Of
Cleveland nswspapers-is the best evil
dence that 1t 6lls the requirements Of the
public for I've newspaper. And the pro-
prietoFs win endeayOr to fn void now sx-
isting, BY making the afternoon edition as
popular and reliable as our morning e1ition
now Is.
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From 6ILTTMORR.

shortly amer midnight party Of dIsordsTly
men apReered ~ the picket guard on Federal
no reply Hired. Oat man Was Fuunded. They
arrested six VI the nien, t0ur VI hvr, after ex,
sIaination in tie inprnihg, were discharged,
while w were dstnAnud tei investigation
Fortress MunrOe Troops Wsrn PEshed toTWard
rapidly toward ule inlgrlol. and u was thought
Al atJaeS on N0tfoik W = elrcaiious roats Was
shortly TO be made. flsI Hll
Geo. B. tucker, Of Baltimore, Suffers clerk
Al Nonrpa, was arresled on q charge Of holding
Communication with the enemy. he was sent "
Fort LsueEry aud arrived thts mOTntng.
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Z. Anc LOuASfA fAlAS 4SaAAaA " AA3A~NAJ Wv
lisbes the following letter,
PAbVeAz, Ky, Nay II.
GEETLENEE: FOrty-eight boxes containing
MIME rifles, mustets, &C., six pieces srtil-
lery; one hundred and City soldiers just
leaving this place on the Ohio 3 Mobile
RaiIruas; destination Union City. Some
scheme. On hand. Liston for 6ght IN this
region In few days. General Pillow was
certainly seen opposite Cairo last Saturday.
A gentleman noR in this city told me he
stail all night with hi n at Columbus, Satur-
day night. He also stated 70 me that Pillow
would have 900 troops in Columbus in less
Than Jour days. Ia hGsts.st7
The Journal adds tbst the above i from .
reliable source:
or course the soldiers, and cannon, and
7riaes and musksts, leaving Paiucah ioE
| Union City, q Te-nessee city, are Kentucky
soldiers, eannon, rides and muskels, Ne
don I suppose there can be in any mind the
/ least dOuot ebOat that -l.-z---s-s..z
Here is case that calls loudly for the i'm.
mediate and vigorous interpositioh OF The Az
thorities OF Kentucky. Our Governors Ia:
/ jast Issued his proclamation in favor Of lh'
4 endorsement Of neutrality throughout Ken
tucky, and il be Is worth, as q 9overnor, th'
rope that would hang him IS man, be vii
! put tolth the power eoa6ded 70 him, wher
he behOlds the soldiers and munitions o
Keatucky, on their way 70 Tennessee tow
upen TIE Kentucky bOrdeT, knowing as .
must know, that The purpose Of the move
ment is q conflict with the troops Of ih
UniIed States. ss t.ta %
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BROM KRSTtekY.

LifE n 2. LOUtsylLLE, Nay 81.
Immense quantities Of freight forthe South are
g0lng 70 Nashville by railroad. IL is rulnored
Tat The transportation Of goods will be stopped
on Monday. dsr cls 20
The exodus of SOuiherners nOIthwurd Is IN
preeedented, and is partly attributed " the stop
page OF boats On the Mississ;ppi river II Is also
rumored that Ii the Nashville road be stopped,
Tie fenneSseanS viii advance into kentReky and
lake posses Ion CT the road.
The Union meRs Of kentucky are determined
90 permit NJ aggression from any quarter.--.-
The Memphls bulletin announces the arrival
Of Beau1egard on tbs 29fh inst 70 take com
nand Of the Festera dlYiai1n Of the Confederate
army. 49,. il
vast uumbtrs. threatening 70 destroy Al cereals
IN this viciaity. ~ ti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

TaR GsEAr EAsfERE TO BE SoLD.-Ths
London Times has this piece Of news about
the Great Eastern
The Great Ship Company propqss to raise
&35, ,OO0 in debenIures having twelve months
u run, alto per cent, ts pay of the existing
claims The security will be 6rst mortgage
ofthe vessel. II tie money is not raised
within few weeks the ship will be sold to
msst ths demands now standing over.
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~ Yn.r Nav

The HeraldR special says. lstN8t
Scouting Lartius rel loAed at head quarters
70 dsl that theie Ard immense parties n0tbnly Al
she Jauell0n, bat for dtieen miles this eide Of
there tbs reports ase fegarded az greatly ex
aggenled, -r.s fr-Ii.,
zen Scett dos not believe there are more than
), go OF t,ooo tcioirfa 81 hgnhssa1 Function ene
thai these are pOoily armed
lO-niEh, nuanlY every regiment IN the city ie
undvr Esaiehiug orders, Before th Reels GOULD
gel Withsu reasonable ashring distance OF Alex
sudria ~ go troops could beconcentrated % the
delights wtsl Of AItkfndFia 20 meet them
81 Sincs-ftrie known the south Cptoliliians are
holding aud commanding Nanassas 1nnrdo the
Federal trpols are mOre anxious 70 set at thouii
Gsfssclslly tE0 Massachgrettes troOps. 1riail &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

SOUTHERN CoSFlDENes 7-As q significant
indication of Southern confidence in the in-
security Of affairs in that section, we may
mention the TACT that within a few days past
We have received ifOm parties residing in
slave States thousands Of dollars intrusted to
US ioF cafe keeping. This shows, in language
stronger than words can express il, what some
Of onr SoutbeFn friends think of Us and the
Government under which we live. We re.
ceiyed one single draft for ten thousand dol-
lars.---SeiSRtife Am9iedR. a - .,
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rae 81. LOUIS nABEAs CORPUS CASE,

Judge Freat TO day decided that Gen, Harney's .
amended return In the habeas corpus case of
Capt, Mcdonald was fully sufficient, and ad-
jOurned the Court til 20 morrow TO allow counsel
10 prepars M answer.
Of Surgeon General Lawson
The eurrespondenee OF the Republican says; A
strong Uniun feeling exits In Western Arkan-
sas, aud " The Sscessieh ordinance WAS submit "a
to The peopI sWould be defeated IN that section
Of the State two % one. s'a -|a f itgE
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PRoM BALTlMORE.


BALTInsEE. Nay 81
A rteamer from FoFf Monroe, which len there
yesterday, has arrived here.
fsenersi Bttler EptEt Monday - newport,
,-1o5e the greatest confusion has prevailed from
,va1t ,of e1rDesienee On tie part Of The QuHrteF-
Sfa-fnF7 and Commissaries. provisisns not having
been prompEiy distrioulsd. . knraglng p4riies
f-Sf.-s-e- -antrnlV deEifoyS6 lroferty.
col. Phelps. Of che Nsrt1ent neg gltnentr 4 nsz
a solRant of fhat PesS .gasi Z
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RRnu KEarIirRY.

O. q e Lo6IsvIttE, May q.
The Louisvllle 4 NathVle Railroad ls again
obliged 70 refuse ail freight till next week, on
secOuRt Of the impOssibility TO obtain suta.
eisnt humber of cars 70 take Il sOEthwnrd,
Pafbquet Camp win s0Un be removed 10 Mul-
dronEh diil, IS miles south pf here, on the Hue
Of the Nashville railroad.
Il & understood that several companies are or.
gunized IN LoaisyIlles and VIII i0rn1A part Of
Col. AnderEon's brigade. 70 ssefl- %.
The Frankfort Convention COMMITTEES Is not
yet ready 10 report. = ltrr.ftlI - f-.
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nIIssnnRL

z wvT ~ DrEGksAE3 No. Nay u.
The Union men from Pettis, Henry, Benton
aud Morgan counfies, numbering 100, organized
seven companies near Camp COle IN this county.
on fuesday last, and threaien death 10 every
sea .ssiunlst iIi che 0snRe alleys 1hsy have sent
an agent 10 Gen. Harney for arms.
Gfsst excitement exists here, and bad u rot
been for the peace arrangement between Gt a.
Harney and zen. Price the military companies
hers would have drawn these men from this couEs
q &C whatever cost t A Att-
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educational.
TO TIE TkACHERs IVA.

ITO TIE TEACHERS ORGUYA.
Il Rn9A C0UNTf.-Ihe andsrsigned. school
ETanin-fs Of CuyahOga COupty, make ihe fall0Wing
sRnuun smeuts TO appiiet1is for Ccftih hirS Tho
s5sniaA'i0ns i'F thS eoinR Isar VII p q ~
Juns-Ist saturday. .-s-..5
ASgust-lsl and "a Saturday.. 5-7o4s..1 q
Hspfrmhrr-ists and 81 3iSafufdaya.
sSI q aans s az ta s,s 81 sS5 III sls
necrmb-F-lst % ~. .zIrl dsys. fi1atJ d
gasas Ty-lss and - sstrrdAys- aa solos
harch--I.t. g ard 4I kGtupdsss, lsHo.ia G
Ns1T!s NsaLJ.si' e. "a = Sse -. !rdi
An examinations viii t,ks piscs 4 tbs Prosplst
~. g Saoo, Eneas SleRsiAoo snd villa BE- op aed
rrtiEsatss af dosai ChSra .ssr =, n ksr,ouir,d of
sPpteanss. -. hfard Wtllis El0sl nd 70 scoept
oss se sa siysl @,S EssldiSg e th S9ly e
III ap'.i uui y. aitrlai4d. - slu no p lali1
n STd g sIgsAi7 ne standsrd q 90 asEtis1s
esissOi long fuFatios accept where aP7lraDt prove
tafiasslsss rhafouKhly Qa.l'Hra sad. . T'lset-n ,
nafion, as iDaiCate ~ The iel slug quf ail0 1f5m
tha = mol ae; ~ p-rsQn Sd III b -lupl Jed e.
sHlb p-rs0n sh-s have arst ohiaisi iOu.1 SID ~,
Ani1ns 3, Or my TO q q IN, 2 81 1eale ol g2ed
unT9l srs.tetS "a ~ h q. - . guaiI1f. =
q sphy asd EneiIsh tiFSa + e., sHd 10 rs such
pe=s n ibt ud4 % teach q any esHaI y . ao0l q
eafs of ths regii.t. qualifications II Eddioa % he
hfanchrs ai0rrsnid --l-l-.A
v the j. vi, not PeTmit th- suiploEmspt q anF
person Who f.sa not frst obtained 4 rertin sis ee
oCel,il9-nd tha1 ls.ghfrs - seat ss i0fsz-
l tuinaihn ~ le.st three or four weeks bafsre yhe
i ne Appointesi 80 openins - h.Ols.
10 trrniarB rmbraclug the ab9F-eatlln Hrrra
sl = .sa, g g ? Igsn.aig lsEk q q ay-
aim aRe preserve be sRula iuI ssisFaies ii lld (
81 Z sfSsdE Esi:s, Esss.. = sssr4 4 ssais..,, g
Cisfslaad, aaT ~ ise1iatWsHim
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DATENEOIL QREASE,-FIKE
eans just received Gcd for sale low.
III 81 n RAYNOLDS
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CIneinnali Ald Au.ocIntIon.

/, a society has been formed with the above
tile composed Of some of the principal
citizens, the object OF which Is to under aid 10
TIE families Of volunteers, and also to furnish
snPlOyGen t,sueh persons as are wiling to
labor and only lack the opportunity. TIE
objects are praisewOrthy and much good will
be accomplished. -
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a sample package of our Afternoon
Edition, containing the latest war news by
telegraph, viii be, sent to each Of our news
ageuts for gratuItOus distribution. They
WIN therefore take notice aud be on hand
on the arriyalofttainsto receive them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

b Il 3 late numbvF Of 8 Persian newspaper
called the Fekags We hRye 30 account Of the
opening Of a Telegraph line Morses) BE-
tween Tehersn, The capital Of Persia, and
Tsbreez, on or near ghs UfuniG l4ke, four
hundred miles distant Il follows The route
Of caravans. The Inauguration same OF on
the 2Ist OF January last, on The esplanade Of
the imperial palace, in the presence Of the
young sovereign, Naeir Eddine, all the dig
nitafies OF the cou aud thousands of spec
tstOrs. Questions were sent TO TabretE, and
when answered the replies were repeated
aloud smidst the joyous cries Of the people
snd saivos OF, artillery. News that required
twelve days ordinarily for HSnsmission l9v
came in q lew minutes, much to the astoniSh-
meht Of the enthusiastic snd wonder-loying
Peaians.
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When the Vermont Regiment entgred and
took possession Of Hampton, the other dsy,
it is said that many Of the citizens cautiously
came ont and -tnFtiFely waved their liandker-
chiefs Ia token Of welcome, though they were
hardly sure enough Of the position Of Affairs
to express their sentiments boldly. TTTOg
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FROM ALExANDRI.

AAAAAASA4Ai AAAf sls
A traveller from Richmond say5 that be saw
but comparatively few troops there. He said
that the New York Tlst regiment will prVceed at
midnight 10 Aqua Creek. Arrangements have
been made for their transportation.
Up 60 halEpast II O'Clock to night the Govern
ment had received 10 further adYiees Grom
Aqua Greek.
The Key stone State had witnessed the aght
for several hours. 1t appears that there are two
batteries there .s
The war Department Is to be keptopen all
night for information,
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FKSIli LOUISVILLE.

The Augusta Cbrchicle ofethe 18th. says Btau-
regard issued orders at Charleston, yesterday
rtiihuuishing the ca1niIland OF the forces nrout
Charleston 10 'c0laB Il. Anderson, relieving =
s Jones, Who accompanies BsaaregArd 70 corinth
Miss. -r- t4
7 r. RaouIf len CharlestSn ons1ronday, e.
bearerOf dispatehes 70 II Thouvsnal
Mobile papers say an agent Of The French GOV
eminent Is there. eolle sting faets for Napoleon,
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n. Appsls,nsa. q MI. s.essRa

Tus following Is the order by which Anson
ssager Esq, Of this city was appointed to
Tie superintendcy of tie telegraph; TC-.7
HEADeuIRrERs DEPARTHEAT OF THE oHIo,
S CIxcISNATI, q. May 81, 1881.
E6ESERGL oBDEzs5 No; g. -7q-I
Mr. Anson s,ager Is hereby appointed sn-
perintendtnt for Military purposes, Of all the
Telegrapb Line within the Department oi
the Ohio, ard bis Instructions will Be strictly
obeyed. By command Of 77-7s -lig1
MAJOR GENERAL Noel LFLLAN, /,
NIB. HERAS, AsE't AdiutaRt GsRsSsl.
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PRoM HARRIsRuRaH.

'-- HxRRISBuEGH, May %.
A letter received from Nartinsburgh says Gov.
LetcheT's brother commands = COMPANY Of In
fantfy there. trv s.l
Z Small pOX a prevalent among the troops at
Harper's Ferry. IN E. .'a
Two compaliles from AArtinsbarph laid down
their arms aud retired, dIsgusted villa the Sscey.
eiCntsts. ..4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

Ths Richmond Examiner advises the Sc
eessIonists % let Washington 50, and direct
their attention TO Cincinnati, which tt de-
clares, is the most yaius6le on the border.
By occupying the Kentucky bills opposite
Cincinuati, the Examiner says the eisY
could be laid in sshes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

AWFUL Nearly all the organs Of the
Confederate States complain that Old Abe
i continually violating the Constitution Of
the United States. They mus, certainly feel
much distressed at eDy violence done 70 th Il
tasTumens atas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
THE wDONALg IIaBEAsoORPUs CASE,

when the McDons' habeas corpus cas- came
m ms morning IN the United States District
Court Genzrai Harvey -ulade return. That Capt
~ 5'Insld had oeen ,emOFed 10 tlli, ois and " .
sow n fhe military command Of Gen. AcClelien;
that he had never hds the bOoy, " She pTis-
oner under his clnfrgk Consequently be wa IN
able TO produce h.m Gen. harnry tuEtnef STA
red that By nriers fran WashiugiQu. dated the
ie1h but only read yesterday he bad been re
novel from ihe UoniHan6 Of thIs department
IT T. understood iha Ten. Lyon succeeds Gen'
T. e democrat denies THAI 9 q. BlalFTraglnsn
& g1iardsd q YiTEiHla 5Fq q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

A COW belonging TO Mr. Lewis, Of Little
Falls, Herkimer county, last week gave birth
to four calves. '' Mother and children doing
weil.r He has been offered thousand dol
lars for the bovine family, but expects TO
make more by exhibiting them. s.l.