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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
AD1IFIONAL RORnIaN NEws.

&DDEfE0NAL FOREIGN NEWS,
NEW YoRK, May 20.
TAeeonmsreiai news by the Persia Is As fol
ne Br6k6rs Circular reports the sales Of cot.
ton for Toe week st eS 00o bales, including 1000
% spectators and Is 500 to exporters. The mar
kes opened baoyant under American adviees per
the Fulson, and advanced sd, but subsequently,
became more quiet, the demand being freely sup
Piled. The advance, however was maintained
The galas Of Friday were l0oso bales, including
800 q Gpocllators. The market closed quiet aad
steady at the following quotations; Orleans sgd;
middllng I1f Mobile lair s}l; middling ~; up
lanGs sK. The stock in port amounts TO 977,0Oo
balea, Of which sos, 900 were American.
Matchcster adyiees were unfavOrable, The
MARKET Ior cotton gooas and yarn, was dull
Wak01sld Co. report -four arm and advanced
Cd psl bsTrol The quotations are 2Ss6d@S0s6d.
Wheat hrm, more doing and advanced ID
Western fed usSd9lSs; white l2s6d9l4s. Corn
quiet end steady. Mixed yellow S4s5d@s4s9di
white 2fsGd 9S5s9d.
Vsrians circulars state beef steady Pork
quiet bat frn-. Becon heavy. Lard quiet 529Ses.
LosdSs2Bsfinr Bros quote wheat active, ex-
eept FOR inferior, which had declined las per
s1SSr dolI and declined Cd.
Cole Grm. Tea Is at little inquiry and prices
Tsliow duh, ssss5sssd.
ne weekly returns Of the Bank Of England
RiVos IN increase Of sS5 900.
Money market generally unchanged, but in
active demand.
ne latast sales Of American stocks reported
On Friday were Illinois Central Se9Ssll discount;
LArRsz n TELEeRAPH 10 QUEENSTOWN.
LiFgpool, Nay 12-Cotton sales for Saturday
were 500 bales, including 1000 to speeulatOrs
and exporters, the market closing quiet and
BrladstufI steady and firm
Pr1Eiaions steady.
Load0n, Saturday eYening-ConSols closed at
o1EGolS for money.
HsYre-COtton, New Orleans I0Sf TO 169f.-
Market active With an advance of sfto4f. Sales
foT ne week 81 900 bales. Stock In port 277 900
bales.
Ths iatest sales reported today were Illinois
CsnEals9E 70 S8H discount; EIie 20 New York
Central e5 10 6f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
FRn1T RT. I.0UIs.

ST. LOUIS, Nay a.
Major General Price, Commander in Chief
OF lie Missouri Militia, arrived last night, ana
iris morning had an interview with Gen. Haf
new when plan was agreed upon for the main
tenance Of peace and avoidance OF tutufe OOh-
fict between the Federal and State Governments
They mutually declare \ common object OF re,
storing peace and gOo0 order 70 the people oI
the State, checking INSTRUMENTATION TO the laws
OF the Genera, and State q )vernmens and uni.e li
in recommending all persons 10 respect saeh otn-
er's rights throughout the State, and make no at
tempt 10 exercise unauthorized powers, as II Is
the dissemination of proper authorites 70 sup
pregs all unlawful proceedings, which can only
disturb public peace. Gen. Price pledges the
whole power Of the State officers to maintain
order among the people Of the State, and Gen.
Harney declares that this object being assured
he can have no occasion, as he mas no Wls1, 10
make military movements, which might o,her-
wise create excltements and jealousies, Which ne
most earnestly desires to avoid; they therefore
eniOin upon the people to attend to their civil
business and express hope that unquiet elements
which have threatened so seriously to disturb
public peace, EnSy soon subside, and be remem
beFed only 20 be deplOTed-
Private dispatches from Helena announce the
explosion Of the steamer Kentucky yesterday
and the loss Of % lives, including both clerks
| but no particulars ars given. The Kentucky ives
| a VicIpburg and Memphis mail packet and Waf
valued ct so 600. ,.,,-,,
Private dispatches also announce that the South
/ ern Confederaey has established blockade Al
Memphis, prohibiting the passage Of all upward
! bound boats
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
NEW YORK AIARKET-MAY ~.


FLOUR--MArkss without important change
TRANSACTIONS both for export and home eon,ump-
tion were only TO moderate extent Market closing
St Sales are IicoS S40s@4o5 for supsrans ststei
S5,lO95,9O for oxtra ltatei A,s5@A@ for aupernne
extra western; S55oa56O for Shipping brands extra
rouni hooped Ohio; Salo@I;25 for trad, brands do
SaleS are 800 bhis ct 80 for common TO choice
RYE Steady. Small sales at g, ,I5a 4,OO
CORN afEAI-steaiy Small sales At s. for
WHIsKY-Aarkei rules easier. Moderate bus.
iness doing at the deersrse. Sales arc 100 bDls AZ
'VSHKAT,-Iu falr demand, but market without
important change. Good sound parcels are nrin
while common and interior ere heavy and deelipIs
$500 bush Canada club af Sl,ie4L2oi S7,ooo bush
Racine spring at s'1 ,S 92sh ~. ss oa
Al s., ,E Is 90 winter red western Si,So@l,S2, in
SlSd59E Si.s EsusSSS ssEsS al q Si,E whs
western at S,39@ AZ so bush white nichisan 81
SI.6sMI.7 20; $40 bush white Kentucky 81 u, so.
RYR-Markes quiet and steady at 67@Sse.
BARLRY-Market dull and heavy. hsles 10y
bush CAlif0rnia ct 7oci 100 bush pale mat soio ~
CORN-Marketiu iu favor Of buyers; moderate bus
al Ia bush St Sc for prime old mixed western; sOa
SIC iornsW do 46@4Sc for damaged dc; sSe for prime
SsATsSin little better request at SO9S2c for Ca
madam 3202sk for State. = -, In.
nor K-Mnrket rules IN laNcr OF plNeIbs VIII
oely moderats demand. 4alea ], ,ie0 bbls % YiT
0IfT for mess; SIS 90 for prime, closing at the IN
aide price for mess.
BERF-Market dull and nominhlly unchA1ged.
Sales 500 bbls &c sfOO9450 for country primei Yh
s706 Is for country mess Slo0o@liso FOR rePackeo
l,,I PRiIi ri 4 MISS nRRF-Markst dull at sI7aIs,
BEER HAalS-A Market rules quiet as SiSgl
CIT M EATS-Quiet. Trihing sales at 81 FOL
shoulders, 61<A71 for hams.
DACON-Quiet and unchanged. =.
LARD Market dull. Sales are so DbA st so
RUTFER-selling slowly at l09l6e asin qunlityi
eaI5e for Ohio; iO9l6c for state. -. F
| CHEESE-Mafket dull ct 4Qoc. as n quality
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
FROlI NV YORK.

go EEw YoRK, May 81.
AspselAl dlgpateh to the Herald, dated Wash
ingtcn. Nay 20, says;
These was Sight at sewalls Point, between
tTo United States vessels and a rebel battery, it
belhT he eighth and last work now in rebel
hEnal lefsuding the approaches 70 Norfolk, and
8 Fcaed q IN important work against block
aflhr Tfass River where there arc now lying
twenty prizes laden with tobacco.
heBtsamer Star commenced, on Saturday at
aOon, shelling the works, and was soon after aid
"a hY The kreeborn, driving out the rebels. She
fheElprocceded 70 Washington with dispatches
Of Commodore Stringhsm.
Bhscaptured two small vessels on Sunday, near
Cedar Point, one Of them having fifty men,
bounf for the rebel army.
ne Post Master General has issued orders to
eut Of all the steamship mails on the eossti also
Ell mails on the river steamers plying to seeded
II SOsoinl dispatsh to the Times from Harper'i
Ferry via Frederick, Nay 18th, says:
Two thousand Missippians arrived there to-day.
Two regiments arrived from Alabama yesterday.
They are all hard lot The small poX has brok
en- out among the troops there.
A company Of cavalry left Harper's Ferry fol
HartinsburFh 70 prevent Union men from voting
On the sd. as this is q s-rong Union district.
The Rome Guards Of Frederick city have ar
rested man who was setting IRE 70 q large tar
Jard. The city Is guarded by Union men and al
Secessionigtg are watched. The Union men Of
this District viii nominate an unconditiona
Union candidate for Congress next Saturday.
A special dispatch to the Herald, dated Cham
berlburgh Nay 10Th, says:
A reliable Union man, living in Maryland
says be was ct HErpers Ferry on Friday night
and saw sixteen Indians in one squad, but die
not see more. BE says the small pOx ia known
20 exist among the troops there, but 10 what eX
font is unknown. he believes the troops are be
ing scattered over Berkley, Jefferson, BOud0n
Frederick and Clark counties, TO carry them fOl
Seeeslion. The legitimate voters Of those cOun
tinl were lsrgely for Union.
Passengers this afternoon from HagerstoWn
nys 1900 more Secession troops are expected a
Williamsport 20 night. They were sent over th'
river for bosds to construct tents indicating th'
purpose Of forming q regular encampment
Ihe Times Washington correspondent of tn
12th says the POEtofhce Department has discOn
timed the steamboat mails on the Mississippi al
the way from st. Louis 70 New Orleans th'
steamboat nail from Mobile, via Lake POnchar
tFein, ard the steamboat mails from New Or
leans, via Pensacola, ApalaehicOla, Cedar Keys
and Tampart Bay to Key West; also all the sea
goglSln Texas, Sabine City, Galveston, lndiaola
BE1sos, sud Santiago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
FRnnI NRW YoRK.
New YORK, Nay n.


Ths Tribune says
Yesterday by bold stroke, the Government OBJ
tEined possession OF most invaluable dOcumentR-
n eFidence against the sympathizers with trea-
son u the North At given hour the officers of
The Law visited every considerable telegraph Of
1oo IN the Free StEte8, securing manuscripts Of
aispatohes fer year. The Government can now
taes the secret operations Of the rebels and their
aidefs sld abettOrs, and henceforth hold the
EoFtkefn enemies Of the Republic at its mercy.
TkS Tribune correspondence Of Washington
It b understood Gen. Butler has orders to pro-
eee6 at once 70 active movements into Virginia,
and Will directly remove distractions in Norfolk
hGEhoE-
eaT, Letcher met with loss. He had made
fer his study accurate military maps of Virginia
These having been finished at Washington, were
en- their way to the Governor, when they were
ueiSed By order Of the War Department
The adjourned meeting Of the Wheeling Con
VouiIOnof the eth Of June, will be attended By
delegates from counties east Of the mountains,
a1d fhe Convention viii be urged ts declare the
ecl4uct Of the authorities Of FiTgsnlas assump-
foes Of power, and the actors, rebels and trait
oFSis111tead Of dividing the State the policy will
be proposed Of forming Q provisional govern
Belf for the whole State, and an election will be
proposed ofR Governor and State officers.
-Four regiments will be accepted from Michi
gnn5 Instead Of three, on account Of the faVora-
BE impreuaiOn made By the one now here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
MIsoELLANRous.


scHooEER B. 81. HkRlTAE, It appears, was the yes
sell reported on 3 reef with the see breaking over
her day or two since. She passed down this morn
ing, making short stop q this place, From Capt
the weather was thick, accompanied with drizzly
rain, the wind Eariabe and blowing fresh, OCCASION
ally hsading him OF his course, when about eleven
o'clock, going at about eight knots, she struck
what proved to be "Graham Shoals." The sea was
rough, making continual break over the vessel
On the following day, the wind having somewhat
subgided, two small lighters were obtained and the
undertaking, though hazardOaB, was persoEeringly
pushed forward till greater part Of the cargo was
lighted and re-ahipped, when the vessel was under
the whole cost not exceeding sl27 Capt. B. proved
himself the right man for HTch an ensrEeney.-Dst
sFoRsf TEzEaRAPE-ThrouRh tho efforts Of the
Marine Depart tment Of the British Board OF Trads
every por. on tbs coast Of England i row nrDished
announcing, with perfect accuracy every indication
Of calm, or change or storm. ltWould Be 3 great
thing for our lake marine IL these glasgsgn could
be established as our principal ports.-Bgf. EE.
TIE BARK JESSE HoHT, Capt. Stanford, arrived
here Saturday last, from Mllwelkee, having made
List Of the vessels passing through the WsEand
Canal: rsr ..-r..--
shee and Nicolstt bark Geo. fhurstOn, and aehoOn-
ors Emperor, Return, Yorktown, J. A. Hope, Min
ME kinuie, Clyde and Alice Grover.
BcaHd Edsl-Mey l6th-Propeller Wisconsin and
tar, AdLiatic, Queen Of the Lakes and Northern
Light Of Clayton brigs IBabolla and Saxon, and
sehoOlers flishe, I. y avery, Monticello. Harriet
On tie Isth-PropsIlsr Vermont, tug Howard, and
Schooners Mediterranean, Belle Sheridan, Ontario,
Kats Robinson and Linnie Powell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
Last Nights Report.
wAsTNGrON nlATrRRs.

NEW YoRE, May II.
The Posts special dispatch from Washington,
a force Of go rebel troops left Harper,s Fer
ry Yesterday for Grafton, Virginiai 70 resist tle
passage Of the Federal troops rom Wheehng'
SpecIaI to the Commercial s. !.
The Governor of Delaware has appointed
Henry Dupont Major General Of that state. ne
is a graduate of West Point, has seen service ano
Il celebrated as . manufacturer Of gunpoWosr.
The Commercial learns from an authentic source
that the extra session Of Congress will be snort
The business will be oompaetly arranged and pre-
sented. According 20 present appearances al
most perfect unanimity will prevail. An impetus
will be given the loyal sentiment and every thlD
done that can be to bring about speedy termi
Information has Just been obtained that leads
10 form the belief that England and France viii
concur with our Government IN the steps taken
10 reaseert its authority. This Is also the case
with all the diplomatic represent IN " ssn-
ingtOn. A cordial understanding exists win
them all. = -, -
II VIII be found that Lord Lyons VIII fully
support the views expressed in the instructions 70
Mr. Adams.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

The time for the reception Of proposals for the
rumainder Of the United States stock, amounting
% nearly s9 Odo 900, und er the act Of February
haHheen extended to Saturday. The offers re
Gatded as the most advantageous TO the United
States viii be accepted,
EH-GoVernor Floyd, having been commits
stoned as GenefRl in the Confederate service, has
oounenced raising brigade in Virginia.
a dispatch, -dsted Portsmouth, from South
err source, says: Owing 70 firing into the bat
teTY at seWali Point, lively times are expected,
end perhaps troops will be marched to the Point
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
CHICAGO 1IARKET-NIAY9 81.
........f rpY TrLEaRAPH.l

3 ElONTTAHY--At meeting Of the Bankers and
Merchants last night Il resolved to receive At
par The notes of thirtyone Banks having clrcula-
tion Of thr.e and half millions. This, however
does not suit several Of the largest JObbng houses
because exchange not be had at less than ten per
cent on this list. This diversity e opinion tended
to restrict business Change, some holders retus-
ing to sell except for gold or exchange.
: FLOUR-Firm.
z WHEAT-Market nrm and steady. selling at y
20 RS-Msrkct weaker. Selling at Sce.
RECEIPTs@FiOur 200 BbIs; wheat 1900 BUSH
corn $4,000 buah.
6OOD bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
FROM FIRGINIa.


Eenald'7 special says:
Rsporl are to the eject that great dissatisfac-
e aneoHnt q The eZistcnce Of seyeral sSefio1ss
o. iaFoEs The annexation Of Virginia to The
Confsdsrate States.
Ons the unconditional separate independence
of HirRinia- A third The unconditional Union
soIdiers. Both Of the last two classes refuse te
laks cath Of aliegianoe to the Confederate
States. -
The people of SherpsbEFgh village, thirteen
niles southeast Of the road 70 Harper's Ferry,
Ial6Ed no mcrc soldiers for the Confederate army
ShGald pass through their town.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

. PRz8zIEF P0FULA14Ol.
mo stais IS rapidly flisg up silh populllie.i el
025 persons having been adeed slnca l16li l11 - q
pFsssnt pOpula,oa1 ,eaa, rato q AQ2 par at =
q H sRTCUETURAL PRepucFs. -,
NE lzrisdturzl Prodncts of Hzos are ssssfsr lsus
.hos5 ofuyothsT eiais. Ias p-odnct1 selt qqtlurlE
Ihs past year exceeded 20 ooo icps no Eeaer =
crop yieids not less tla1 149 .0oo oe9 bu7ael1.
FERTILTfY OF TIE s0lI-
{ Nowhere can ne Industrious iarner 1ars 5l11 h.
stsse results foF bis iaoor a8 upon lle rE1.o ~,
ihsy being e1mpossd q 5 dep IN olIl, ne .lli5
q NhiIh a arslrraaacd bY any On ne 7''o9-
10 ACTUAL GUILTY. AzoAS
Since 1884, Gis C5mPaay lars add 200 eeEea
T7s ~ olI,f q ac,1f .ald e1s., ro7rsel
osaiaias an dgrssuent 70 ciauatE. llsFl1d Aa5 ~
s0usraesez GToegs 1ss Iand5 a e. ePass - 90
SSo5i ~ f5s-,tr = cI : - .i.- - 81.
293 kDs bsss adde5; ndling lAs i1h1is 1o717s lll.
81, q gass eT l4S pr esHL -..-.I 4 ~
EVIDENCEs OF PROSPERITY, 4,
As an evidence q the thEa e t1s Psopls. ny -
seated that 600 600 tons q lregn lnelsal -. 20
bushels or Tain and go 900 barrels q l1g E1ls lo-
Warded oyeF The line last year. -
EDUCATION. l ~ s ilalI .b
Mechanics and wurkngraea WI add ths re ss5ool
system encouraged By he siata ald endazsd ga q
dren can Hrs IN sight o. ths cureh and sdhcohou5s
and grow up viii ths prosperity q he loadnE SIS =
The Great | e1tHrn
PRICES AND TERMS OF PEX1E
Ths prices OF these lands vary from Ss Q - pr
Iacrs, according 10 locah0n, quality, &c. Eirzi chH
farming Isnds sen FOR about SO 70 50 PER acEs and
the relative expense Of subduing prara zud aa com
uared with wood land s IN the ratio Of 70 10 a faTor
of fheformer. Tha terms q sala for the b1r g ta
llnds win b. l-lia a5l.t rlar1
ONE YEAR'S TEREsT N AuF.a .aI71L.
q six per cent par annuna, and SIX intaTszt l1 = 81
per cont payable respectively a eaoi te lFss, lof,
i've and az years from dsto of salef sn4 fur rca
for principal, payable q four, i've, 1xand se1 81 ye
from date of sale the couSraCt that on
lof thu tract purchased shall be fenced and
Zach and every year, for i've years from dalo cssl
20 that u hO end g ave years onea hal D q sc
and under cultivation -
Twenty PER CENT. WILL 8E DKpUCuB
rom te valuaton for cash, except She ss should Be-
as SIX Collars per acre, Ehea ne cash prioe M Be ga
ldollarsg lll walsh llc e. 81 esIe- ..Il l
professions, prices, and tsrns Of Paynsnf, en- hs-
oSTERs Land ComniszioneEi
l -5EsTu4 = .4FII CHICAGO, lLINOISsrs
, ,,,as. An, 4 rttIes situated upOa fhe M
100, SO,APPLBIONsSR RAZLN8AE GO4A4s.a
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FROnT RALTIMORR.

- BALTIMORE May Il.
The New York I'd Regiment passed through the
city to-day, and were Een received and eheered
in parts Of the city.
Hon. Chauncey Shader made speech to the
New York Tth Regiment to-day, and invoked
them by no means TO return to their homes be-
fore the close of the war. IL Is understood they
will be guided in this matter by Gen. Scott, and
are willing 20 remain If there Is q prospect Of q
speedy opening Of the war. "a Il
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FALsF RKPORT,

IsprANAPoLIS, May q.
The report from Martin county, Ind, last
night, about secessionists committing depreda-
tions seems TO be mistake. There Is, however,
q band Of desperadOes in the county who have
been plundering, robbing and threatening the
lives Of the citizens, and we learn this morning
from good authority that four men were arrested
drad armed men t..- tla1 ..rf srsr.-...
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FuRTHRR D. ZEE PERsIA.

NV 1oRKI Nay q.
The Persia arriTed this evening;
The reason the war freight was not received
was because Il was considered that It would
vitiate the insurance, and the agents of the line
wish TO keep neutral position ~. z
The London Times says a regular campaign in
MARYLAND appears unavoidable, and the borders
will perhaps witness horrors which viii be re-
membered for generations. All that England
can do Is to keep aloof Not only positive law
but the moral feelings Of the community will
forbid any British subject to engage in the con
a
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sUsPENDED.


The Bank Of the Interior, new Institution
having been in existence only few years, and
doinrP business almost wholly with Canada sns-
pended at the close OF banking hours to-esy'
"a circulation Is fully secured By State stocks
and its few deposits are fully secured. Inc sns
penslon of this Bank will not Affect the banking
t,tr hare