Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
THE CITY.

1AG VI IL
Arrival Of the Iron Guy from Lake suPe-
The steamer Iron City, Capt. J. E. Tur-
nsr. arrived from Lake Superior this morn
ing at 8 o'clock. We are indebted Clerk
John Holland for the following memoranda;
Lsgt OntonagOn on Saturday, July 18Th,
at6A.M. Eagle River At 8 A. NJ. July
l4th. Steamers Illinois and Planet passed
up while the iron City lay at Eagle River.
Touched at Eagle aud Copper HsrbOrs.-
Iea Portage Lake at P. NJ. July l4lh.-
sobOOuer New London at Portage Lake,
and schooner Ford just left, bound down.
Left Marquette at P. N. July 10th. Met
sohoOnsrs Huntress and Weber and bark
De Sofa at Marquette. Steamer North
Star at Marquette Monday morning, bound
up. Net two vessels, names unknown, at
White Fish Point Left sault al 10 A N.
July 10th. Met schooner Challenge at
Sailors Encampment in TOW Of tug Ives,
and bark Fontenells at DetOur, bound up
under sail.
Brought down; 2l5 tons copper from the
CiiH. National and AmygdslOid and Pie
nix mines, consigned to Husssy 8 Mcbride,
and lO2 gross tons Of iron FOR q. B. Tutlle-
AIse fifty-three passengers.
The Iron City lesves again on her second
pleasure trip to Lake Superior from the
dock Of Hussey s Mcbride, on Friday even
ing, July 18Th, at o'clock.
A MIssIssIPPIAx.-A resident Of Missis-
sippi, who owns up to being en- out and out
seeessionist came in this morning on the
Western Metropolis, from Buffalo, on his
Way home. He brought with him six large
trunks, which were at once turned over TO
the tender mercies Of Inspectors Ives and
Burlison. An examination, however, de-
vsloped The feet that there was nothing
oOntraband therein, and thsy we're allowed
to proceed. The owner of eH this luggage
says that If this var continues until tbs
fall, and be does not doubt that it VII,
England viii certainly recognize The South
ern COnfederscy. The old argument cot
ton, is the basis for this belief. OF course
he is right, because he is sOutherneT,
and knows all about England and the Eng
Hsh, as all SOutherners do; but it would
almost seen, considering the manner in
which things are going on nowadays, as
if the said COnfederacy would be SO wasted
away By faIl, that her Own offspring would
have difficulty in recognizing her.
THIEVES CAPTURED-Oficer Craw and
Whitney made a capture of a white man nam
ed Nick Traveller and a negro, who had en-
tered The residence Of Mr.. A. G. searles 267
Prospect street and taken thence q quantity
Of valnabIes. Mr.. searles and family were
absent from the city and the house was lefl
locked up. The attention of neighbors was
attracted, By the door being open in The
morning and an examination of the premises
developed the fact that burglars had been at
work. The officers bei1g informed Of the
fact went in pursuit of the suspested parties
and found th N on the fats with the stolen
properly about them. Traveller was At once
taken, but the negro took TO his heels and q
long chase finally ended in his arrest
These parties are undOubtly the on 3 who
have entered SO many houses up town with
In a few weeks past. MeKinstry has been
collecting evidence during the last four weeks
and had become sltisfed who was The author
of all the mischief
WERE GExT1LEs.-A. 8. informs rs that
the parties who stopped the street ears yes
terdsy we're not Jews but were Germans.
Their names arc George Bitner and Frank
Brtner, Keepers Of butchers stall st the
corner Of Belmont and Kinsman streets.
The former Of these, after the difficulty,
swors that be would stop the next car and
kill somebody or kill himself In con
formity with his vow he stabbed himself
in the abdomen with huge knife, and last
night was considered to be in critical
condition. a1a
A complaint vas entered agsinst the
driver and eonductoF Of the car, before
Justice Hessenmueller, and they we're ar
rested and released on bail The oas'
comes Of to morrow. The proprietOrs Of
the road have also entered a complaint
against the Germans for obslructing The
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