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importance Of the Anderson Extraditiou
Case,


Importance Of the Anderson ExtradiriOu
Case.
The London Times thus closes an article
on the case Of the negro Anderson, whose
surrender in Canada is demanded by the
United States
1--WE do not seek to conceal from ourselves
the vast importance of the impending issue.
If the decision be in favor of the negro, we
cannot help seeing that at a very critical mo
ment q most aOsighty dRd damaging eensure
lgiH hare been passed by the very highest author
ity on the Lal0s and Practice of the United States
"a censure nOS likely to be soon forgotten
or forgiven, since it must be founded on the
assumption that their laws cannot be enforced,
because they are contrary to the very first
principles Of natural justice. II, on the OIL her
hand, the decision should be against the negro,
we cannot regard without apprehension the
excitement Of feeling in this country which may,
for years to come, poison our relations with
one half of the United States. We, at least,
are not accustomed to act as ballifs, OF
as gaolers for the slaveoWners of the South,
and it has been long since England has ex-
perienced a day of such humiliation asssshe
would feel, il, through the provisions of
treaty negotiated and entered into for other
objects, she felt herselfcompelled by the charge
of crime the existence of which she does
not admit, to surrender a slave who has lived
in freedom seven years under the protection
of her laws to the hands, not of his infuriated
MASTER, but of that mob tghieh holds reign Of
undispVted terror over the tree and black popu-
IatioR ofJftteen AngLO-Sa5OH Rspubtcs."
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Brass FOUNDRY.

lanes II. ODELL, BRASS
q FOUNDER AND MAHUFACTgkEk %
Brass work Of every description, No. % VI mon ST.
afsH doors from Superior street, Cleveland, ONO "a.
is prepared 70 furnish all kinds OF work used ~
stesun Water OF Gas, and all the various article,
used IA the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps q ~
kinds made and repsired. Brass Casing done qai3
0ndBras8 Work Of all kinds repaired dae4he
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TRI-wKEKLY LEADER.

To CLUBs.-Single copy So per year. Two
copies for IS, Five for SLIPS, Ten for $50, 90,
and any larger number at the latter rate
For club of twenty, an extra copy will be
sent For club of forty, we send the Daily
LEADER gratis one year. The Tri-Weekly
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily.
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DAILY LEADER.


The Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly LEA-
DER goes out in the same mail with the Eve
ming papers of the day before, having ten
hours later news and Market reports.
Subscriptions may commence at any time.
PAYMENT IN ADVANCE is required in all cases,
and the paper is invariably discontinued at the
expiration of the advance payment Money
may be remitted for subscription in letters at
our risk, by having them registered at the
Post Office, in accordance with the Post Office
Law. Fractional parts Of dollar can be
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Any one wishing to receive the LRADER,
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scription. All that is necessary for him to
do is, to write a letter in as few words as
possible, enclosing tie money, and write the
name of the subscriber, with the Post Office,
County and State, and direct the letters to
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Leader Office, Cleveland, o.
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~TamPer not with Nature and the laws
physical and moral that guide her operations. HeI
gins we're made 20 uss snd not abuse. The direful
irssnts arising from the latter are ssion; the most
settled habits OF tha baser sort may Be overcome BY
s.esrsfal perusai Of the work, "Human Frailty, or
ehgsioiogicsl Ressarcbes.'' 1t will lead those de
ts,l and degraded victims that hover on the brink
ofdNsoiHtfcn. 10 the paths Of happiness and virtue
Rad sud a. couTiCed, the truth Is there.
RaedtIss slssgtisementO Of ''Triesemar' in another
eoinmn. Soll by Dr. Barrow, l94 Bleeoher st., New
Yo,l. Pr5ss zc, So free Of postage everywhere.
Also SOLD by i. r. Gaylord and William Fiske,
Druggists. OInveiand. tA'ao-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05


DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is the autherof 'Dr. sweet's IniaTible Linimsnt.'
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures RheumatisIn and never fails.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Burns and scalds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
Is the best remedy for sprains end Bruises.
DR.. Sweet S Infallible Linimen
Cures Headache immediAisly and never taila-
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Affords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom fails
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Toothache in one minute.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimeht
Cures Cuts, Wounds Immediately, leaving nc scar
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for Soresin the known work..
DR., Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used by more than million people and
all praise It,
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Els truly riend in need p and every family slO'd
have it at hand.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is for sale BY all Druggists. Price Is cents.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
sopt27.dAWR26 Sole Proprietors, Norwich, ct.
For sale in Cleveland by VIM. Fiske, and Strong 4
Armstrong
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TERMS OFTHE WEEKLY LEADER.
81 Hereafter we shall write the name Of every
subscriber on each paper sent "a
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Msdiflmes.
RR s. q RIGHARDsnN,a

-. ?. - - siFlAh AhpSQh'S
SHERRY WINE BfTTFRs
The Celebrated New England Rsuisdy =,
IA BITgAL GONgFFP4 TFfy5v
'-inelee5 te59r and Ague, General D6bHitg.
aAa Az Diseases arising from 3 Dis
B0wei1
M h ASK THE ATTENTION az
w the trade and The publIe to 4 - il,.l- 49,,
aud unriyalled Preparation It Is VIM e'v--- 49,
VALUABLE MEDIUINAI. Tosttn
he loilc 3 RON the leading Drnfei.t1 y Ifr
S5,i sS = s5gSl q ~ SalHe 2 which could ad6
We the undersigned, wholesale dealers In fj-rg.
and Aedieines IN the City O. Boston hereby crtifT
tl9 ~ lave ii nm the past twenty years sold lar1s
q pr- - p. iifhard58n 3 50 EKlY NIE1
BltIhhss and We take blea5urs ih tssfifTfn- fSf5
-. tl1y inlfeflAty Gffel lati7iact0l - our cn7-
Ii tle eonstlut and rtgliar demand ior g h1s
stosk 4t Il one Of the longest ishe r5sci--
~ ieN aglend, ana also one of he uogf 1rcoe91lri
= - e9 ~ hesitate % rsconlnend Il i q nsic1s
ghaTlss '; POoFk Co. il@as1aW a Co.
2LVHu e AAaFPl, Heeks d Potter
saIi R..o.s a. William A. Wilsea, Fsifbank a
Carter Colcord 3 Preston, Geo. o. Coodv-lu & D.,
boston, April 1885.
SOLD BY DRUaGIsTs EVERYWHERR
-.i FREE l5 CsEts pr .Boffles rr---r
oiasiaalli al or o. n = - 49, gsss5,sii'5 si5,
sOhD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
SAL4s9ksD HAMMOND, ClsFsi and.
" p MACKENZIE, 81
WILLIAM FIsKE ~
u, W. SACKRIDFR a.
STRONG 3 &ARMSTkcEc. do
". a. GRAHAM, sandlsfr
EQBEAiS SAMUEL, CcIuu1tug
~ Richardson's Sherry Wine Blitsfs are Nd BIZ
gallsiilll Z. hE1tl.eI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05

7HAs RETURNED TO HIS OLD

HAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
IL stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTEL
Nhsre be viii continue to keep choice assortment
Of the most improved kinds Of SPECTACLEs. All
hiu Glasses, whether for near or far sighted, are
gr0undunde hts own Inspections BY machinery ofa
new construction, With the greatest care so as 70
salt the eyes IN all cases, curing Weakness, Dzzi-
ness or Inflammation Of the Eyes, and imparting
strength for long reading or fine sewing
Esr n. II. SoLouoEsos would hereinform the pub
lie that he never employs any in ths sale OF his
Lenses.
az Also, a splendid assortment ofsPY GLASSES,
8TTOROgCOPES, COmPASEES, &c, on hand.
6E ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
- perfect as natural.
0FFIrE-No. l3l superior st. EnE2D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05

NG-Restorative Cordial and Blood Reno
vaior. Reader allow us to call your attention 70
ths excellent article, advertised IN another column.
The name Of the proprietor is already familiar as
household world an over the land, and Is sufeient
rnarsnfes Of the excellence Of the Cordial It is
ru1t healthy tonic adapted to ell Glasses Of cases
Vhor, there is weakness debility, aud should Be
n tho haads rot only Of every invalid but also every
fnsiy. il Is pleasant safe and eiioaoious. Reader
tzg &C..
sold by Strong q Armstrong, and Churchill Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05

An exuerfenced Nurse and Female Physiciar, pre-
sents TO the attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING s YR u P,
FOR CHlLDREG TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng By
softening the gums, reducing AZ infammatons-sil
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, anu y sures
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, viii give rest 20 your
Selves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YCURIAFAAIs-
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years and CAN SAY, IN CvN tIDL ~. A. ANB
any other medicine, NEEEH llAs 1T FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE To EfF ktl A ~ II E9%en %
satisfaction by any one who used IT, On the contra
~ all are delighted with its operations, and peak 10
medical virtues. We speak In this matter WHAT
WE DO KNOW after ten years, experience and
pledge our reputation for the inlnlnemt Of what We
here declare. In almost every instsnce where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will he found in 1iteen OF twenty minutes alter the
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most Experienced and Sililul Nursss 10
New ENGLAND, and has been used with AeNerlailihs
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Il not only relieves the child from pain bat inyig
crates the stomach and bowels, corfects ascidIl NY
gives one and energY 90 she whole system II Va
almost instantly relieve - ~
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, and "lND OOL1O
and ovgrcomes Commissions, which II not speedily
,,,lte.l and n ,iratb We bslieYe ig the Desi and
sasst remedy in the world in All cases % Dyaentery
and Diarrhosa. in Children Whelner it arises from
Iieethiur or any other cause " would say 70 eT-
erv Mother who has child Hllaiin8 lrul any 0l the
1Ssing conlp iaiufs do not LEI your praiudires nor
ffs r75uics u others, stand between you nd your
suering Child and the relief that VIII ne sure yes
GbsoInteiy Sure, to follow the use Of this Medicine,
iftI,neiV used. Full direction for using will accom-
any each bottle. None genuine unless the FAC
-iraile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, Is on
the outside wrapper. Sold By Druggists throughout
the World
Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
sspt2s;dkWR2s
For sals By STRONG ARMSTRONG Agents
g Superior street, Cleveland
~ Mrs. WinsiOWi 81 Soothing hTrgps the genuine
article, for sale BY Churchill 4 Brother bfusslsis'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05

CatarTh Caiarrhl Oaiarrh Catarrhl



Thousands OF persons suffer ali sorts ofannoyaEes
from Catarrh. Most people know what its inoonve-
nisnes and rusu t. are yet but few know how Il can
bosursd. Il is simply chronic irritation and Oft
en- enlargement o. f5ilees, and consequent thicken-
inf OF the mucous membrane lining the nasal oavi-
tics frontal ninuseE, and sometimes extending into
the throat and longs. From this result tightnoas
ana olisn yeriigooi the head 0bstrucied nose, or
profaao oW q muoua, loss ofamol nasal voice, and
often rmrairod hcarlng and taste,
The old school remedies have never been able to DO
any thing for a. Nasal injections and inhalations
are e. painful and expensive ar they generally
WORTHLESS Yet Humphrey oaisrrh Specific, aslm-
De SUGAR PILL, taken two OF three times per
dty, promptly cures The mildsr cases. cures at once
m colds 10 the head and radically cures, BY perss-
verng use the most obstinate cases, aa Is proved BY
the experience Of hundreds,
Rics 90 cents Per box. With directions. boxes 81.
sat BY mail or express fres OF charge, on receipt
Of The prloe Address,
Dr. 2. HUMPHREYS a co.,
No. $50 Broadway, N. Y.
c.ra 49, y " srrtrldar. and Churchilf a Bro
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9gers.


HOME AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS
steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, beRs leave
announce % his friends sud the pubici that ne
home again, and located az 63 St. Clar street, ieye
land, o., where ne has fitted up a DYE HOUSE Wit
the best machinery, negardleg8 Of expense ana al
ars himself that BY strict attention 70 business tna
be viii be abba 70 re1aln that patronage and fuppof
which for % many years crowned his endaaToIs.
Ri0ElyA,
b. JACKSON, SILK ANC
. WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Yves
Fe once No 20 Bank street, Harris Block, dV6
5oorr north Of 81. Clair street
shsv-iT of every variety cleaned or dyed, Gents
GS-menfr cleaned o. dyed without being taker
apsrf Ofdoe open from o'clock A. III. tili P. n
6.:Hl1
0e- SENECA STREET.
DYFTNC. afier the latest snd best methods, ia all
fashionable color6, incl uding bolierlno and Magen-
- on Velvet SIX, or Wool
CLEANING. Ladies and Gentlemen nssd have no
frffation n sending 791ds q TIE Enll lllcHte co-
dror fabric. Bonnet Rlumel cleaned ane dEesIed.
Jnn5 TRbD'A g1RlAX.
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{. ?. HUMPHREYS a 90,

sold hy Z. ". Saokrider, and Churchill 4 Bro.
ssu-sos Advertisements IN another column.
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sold by Strong q ArmstronR, and Churchill Bro.

WoRrH KsowINs.-Prof. Wood, whose ad-
vertiusment viii be found in another column, has
discovered remedy for the gray aud bald, which is
az ouos rractionhlo and cheap. It requires no dye
ING, no wig nor eNtraoI dinury trouble. There can
b no doubt whatever ofits efficacy. We have seen
testimonials almost without number and from men
Of great lntellqonce, high standing and moral worth
Those Who have been bald for years are now wear
ing their own Hair, and appear ten years younger
than they did six months ago As In most cases,
gray hairs and bald beads are beth premature and
unusturnl Il is duty to remedy them by the natu-
-,laad updouhted moans which Prof. Wood has In
vented, and nov kindly offers 20 the afflicted. Read
his advertisement, ny his wonderful remedy, and
sive tho Professor neE Observation-Disclosures
5s-sold By all urs,pectablo Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05

Ihs FAIN ktLLER 3 By universal consent allowed
p nave won Tor l.seii reputation uusurpnsse1 Ia
lhe 19l94 OF medical preparations. Itsinsiartane-
Gus elect IL tne eElire erlicatiou and stfnrtiou b
FlAt m ali ltd various tgrms Incidental 10 tie hu-
man liIniiy and the unsolicited written and verbal
testimony ot the masses iu It's favor have beeu and
are is own best advertisement. r.
ht ssE2fnssr pr2oi q these aets can be pfOdursd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05
Dr Weayer's eanker and Salt Rheum suTul

Dr. Viewers canker and Salt Rheum surup
and Cerate for curing Humors by
purifying The Blood.
READ THIs.-HOW IT ACTS.
when disease has been long IN the system, the
srst aattering symptoms aiter taking the Syrup is
that The humor increases on the shin. This should
not alarm you it only shows that the disease is
vorliaq out Just the result We want to see. Apply
she Oerats and the humor viii heal, and the disease
,soon disappears.
sea b Gaylord B Hammond, Q. s. Mackenzie E,
". Suekridor Strong q Armstrong and Wm. Fiske,
1lsvsiand, o.
uE-sea Advertisement.
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PERRY DAVIS,


-aAel lntetill should be aaulte7atad With milk or
1aleri or lla1e INTO a syrup With molasso8 Eof 4
fectiVe than anything eIss
q
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Gl0thima.
NOW 0AN THEY AK FoR

NOW CAN THEY ASK FOR
IN MORE.
We are Law. abiding citizens
Tho South must nOW cave in,
AcknnWledge we obey the law,
Aud stop secession din.
A slave from "OId YlrRinia,"
Miss Lucy was her name
Resolved 70 lee for Ereedom,
And 80 70 Cleveland came
She thought that her. shed have no faar
0t hateful Slavery,
And wished 10 breathe Of Freedomis air
Found on these Lakes 90 free,
Her master found her stopping place,
And to enforce the Law,
He came up here and sought the aid
Of cur good shsriG eraW.
The Marshal and his deputies
IN day time took The slave,
And every one from slavery
The woman tried to save
A trial iaii they gsve to her.
And 20 slavery she turned
Not that the law Is loved too well,
But bright the fame Of Union burned.
Thus ever when secession
The Union does distress
Nay meemon rise from every part,
With peace our land to bless.
Then all will Yankee Doodle sing,
when IA peace Wo united,
And buy their Clothesat UNION HALL
Where the millions are invited.
IsAACA. ISAAC's has now large stock Of Fash
ionable Winter Clothing for Men and BOYS wear,
Call at once and get some Of the Ursat Bargains for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05

E-B may not be generally known that
Dr.. 8 o. Richarason, ths discover OF the sherry
Wine BittsTs. was regular physician and gradu-
ale Of the New Hampshire Medical College This
being the case the public have confidence in them,
and they st all times have rapid sale, are looked
upon a. the production Of man Of profound learn
ing In medicine.
Ths sherry Wine Bittsrs ars for sale BY GayiOFd a
Hammond, Strong a Armstrong, and Q. 5. MHoken-
zls. Cleveland, O.
HE-ses Advertisement elsewhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-05

PrRR1 DAVIS PAIN KuLER.-This Medi-
cine has bscome an article Of eommeros-no other
nsdcine has ever attained this before Il is as much
an Item in every bill Of goods sent to country mer-
chants as tea coffee or sugar This speaks volumes
IN its hvor -rGlenn Falls Messenger.
Sold ~ yAywi,.ri. and BY Gaylord & Hammond
Wu. Eiske, o. s. Mackenzie, Strong Armstrong
snd g. W. sackrider, Cleveland, o.
l-See Advertisement in another column.
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IlOWing leffer, recalreI nn91IIeIfei 7-0-7
HEY W u .AnuH.--

-
Messrs Perry Davis q son eelltielaen- lioV ne
unsoleited5 % send you word Of counnleudton for
your Pain Killer have used il in ny family thsse
several years and found it all il claims to be- For
hheulnatlslls coughs Colds, Burns cholera teufIen-
eies aud dlnleulties, we'll as diseases faf
prevail IN families, regard the Pain killer a -
yonu ~ price ana as eleacious bsyond an7 niedi-
cine within my Know ledge. We keep it a. our cii
lalnly meQlclnes and md its use in Ordinary case
worth more than any Doctsr The tsstiuiony .
others among ny acQ uain tance5 and frieTs isr-
Y taYorable. Many Clergynien have srokan oil fff ia
tle lls nest terms is llilg nleditins. lissicn-
Elss a rspea.ed inatelces have said 20 ne b person
and ln their letters, that tbs Pain killer was K ar
the best medicine used in heatbau 1ands. ard fFav
use i for themselves and families and ~ instrr Il
70 others around them. Thus much j am fuciInsf
e say as AZ act OF Justice yourselves aud - len
ent 70 others lou are al liberty 70 use this tesH
monlal, II OF any service Rev. W. B. JACOBS,
49, - Late hdIlnE lh hristiau lhron.
BEWARE OF ALL lmtIATIUNsT
The Pain Killer l. sold b. an respectable Drusqist
throughout the = States and ia Earaign COuE the
Ef1ees-2o cents, % cents, and 81 per b0fiJs.
s. n. HARRIS i CO.. Cincinnati. q
froprletofs lor the southern and Western States
Sold W hOlesale and Retail by
GAYLORD Hammond, Vn- Fiska, Strong 4 Am
~ 9ls y . A.--Nellales - -,icA7ler .leF ail1s
and = lll1szigts eYeyyghera- aagl
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011I I
C t a- l
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The most ES'eeaUs Blood Fiirieer Of tie E;ls-
fes--lL L..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-16
FRoN1 svAsEEEN GroN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL Commander Por.
ter has been assigned by the navy department
to important duty on the Mississippi river
\ naval officer who LETT Fortress Monroe
last night says an attack on Newport News is
expected, and several vessels OF war have gone
to its defence.
An officer OF the Potomac fiotilla says there
is new battery five miles below Aqua
Creek, aud many soldiers at Matthias Point
He thinks the Pensacola may not pass the
point without severe fight.
Gen. Mcclellan rode up the river, to-day,
and had an interview with Gen Banks, and
returned at late hour.
Capt. Lewis OF Richmond, Il. l., is appoint
ed assistant pdjutant general TO Gen. Burn.
side Capt. John Hill assistant adjutant gener-
al to Gen. Howard and L. a. Walker of the
eighteenth Massachusetts. regiment assistant
adjutant general to Gen. Couch.
A family named Minor, living near Balls
Cross Roads, has been arrested for giving in.
formation to The Iebels. Minor took the oath
OF allegiance, and was rele ,sed on parole not
to attempt to leave Washington. A Methodist
minister named Cox was arrested at Minors
house. He objected to taking the OATH and
was committed TO Jail.
Seven secessioulsts have been arrested in
Maryland including Capt. Stewart who raised
a company OF cavalry tor the rebel service
The national loan is succeeding beyond eX-
pectation. Several hundred subscription
agents were appointed last week, in nearly
every loyal state, including Virginia and Ken
lucky. A considerable number have already
accepted, and sent in their bonds. The others
will probably be all at work this week. The
subscriptions Of the people have exceeded nine
million dollars, and their patriotic cooperation
will doubtless enable the banks to take the
second instaIlment of S50,000,000, and supply
all the money needed Tor a vigorous but econ
omica prosecution OF the war. The admins
tration feels the Importance Of justilying by
Vigor, economy, and integrity, the confidence
manifested by the masses. Wastetul eXpendi
lures aud corrupt contracts, by which alone
the security of the working men who invest
their earnings in the loan can be impaired, will
be vigorously repressed
NJ Yasozara, the Spanish minister, has called
to assure the secretary OF state that the report
from Charleston that The captain general of
Cuba has issued a proclamation recognizing
the rebel flag, is untrue. What has happened
is that vessels from any port in the United
States in possession of the rebels, coming into
a port with irregular papers, are admitted er
neceSSitate without notice OF their irregularity,
Just as they have been admitted in all other
ports since the rebels obtained possession of
the custom houses in the insurgent states. 1t
is needless TO say that no such vessels can be
abroad without escaping the blockading force.
There is no recognition of Il rebel flag i'll
Spanish ports or in any other ports.