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Ed5sAeeo = H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6JA Baltimore, BEN %. Stunt 1861.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17
I.em. fron. Rebel Sources.


FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Mr.
S. HEIDI, the agent in New Orleans of the
Virginia Sewing Machine Company, offers
$500 reward for the capture and delivery
into bis hands Of the flag presented by the
WhesleT s Wilson Sewing Machine Com
.pAny of New York to Company d, 1Slh
Regiment N. Y. s. N. This presents inc
opportunity for some of Onr gallant YOlnn-
teeFs in Virginia Of making a pile, when
they come in contact with the New York
SepOys. 3 2 rse7a ll1 q
rH ErEllEH e 80
SAILING OF TIE O. s. STEAMER SUMTER.
The first vessel OF our little navy, the G.
s. steamer-of-Var Sumter, sailed on Salur-
day last on a cruise, having run the paper
Blockade of Lincoln Abolition war steam,
ers off the mouth Of the Mississippi. As
she has new made . good Ofhng, and is far
out on the ocean wave, we hope soon 70
hear Of some dashing exploits in the way
OF captures. She has picked crew, and
her commander is known TO be q most
brave and ohiyalrOus sailor aud he has
under him most gallant set of officers. =
N. o. PiedyWHe. O. v -nlsI
\ AN INCIDENT-After the Vienna battle
last week. q oo0th Carohna soldier, who
had been out on sc0nti was arrested by
armfng hun, set out FOR The Federal camp,
/" calculatin'" largely, no doubt, on the vel
come plauditsstha awaited them for their
heroic exploit. But all things fair are
doomed to fade. After marching some dis
tauce the party came to halt stacked
arms, which were topped with the sword
bayonet, and two Of then went in pursuit
of water, leaving the Carolina captive in
charge Of the Yankee oaptor. The former
watched his time, and, when the Watering
party was out Of sight, seized a bsyoneir
and at a single stroke almost severed the
head from the body Of his companion, afteI
which he quietly took possession Of the
arms, and marched 10 the camp of his
friends.-LsesJHrg( Va } Mirror.
Which one Of the Ohio 1st acknowledges
TO having been thus beheaded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17

There we're rumors in the city yesterday
Of anticipated dauger at Newport and Gin
cinnati. The Commercial Of yesterday
morning says: 1a.gJ
( There has been slight feeling Of. alarm
in The sensitive circles of the CITY, for
few days REGARDING the noticeable stir Of
the conspirafors in Kentucky. There is no,
doubt but the secessionists over the river
are proposing mischief, but We think they
will find enough to do at home. OF course,
they would be hsppy 10 riot in Cincinnati
for q short time but We regard the city as
safe against any open demonstration as
Quebec. There are five hundred regulars
at Newport, and three thousand armed men
here. WiLh half 9 dozen good regiment OF
Ohio and Indiana troops. within half q aday's
ride. A force Of ten thousand men could
be mustered here within tEenty-four
hours. n ID q - Il q Z. =
Umay be we'll, however to improve the
occasion to suggest the propristy Of the
immediate regimeniAl organisation of our
home guards, and Of the preparation of
large supply Of ammunition. While avoid
ing pusillanimous alarms, bePrepared foI
ali possible. emergencies. Cincinnati val
not hear ghe Eiring Of hostile gun in thil
war. But We may be called upon 70 aic
the gallant Union men Of Kentucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17
The second RegIment Do Not Tnke
ssn...-. rt..s.I.f,.


Slnye-CafchinE. rl.l
A member of the Second Regiment Of
New York State Militia writes from Balls
-Four Cross Roads, Virginia, as follows
A slight case of rebellion occurred in
one of our camps a few evenings since,
when young man on guard was ordered
20 arrest any slaves who undertook to pass,
He very promptly answered: l can obey
no such order; it was not to put down in
surreetion that volunteered, but TO defend
my country's flag am ready to bear the
consequences, but never to have hand IN
arresting slaEes.h sH hHa
The next night il was deemed polite not
"a try the temper of the men too hard,
therefore the order was given N q more
general tone, viz that those Who'Were not
q all right should be stopped. About the
q wee sma' hours ayant the tEal, y the pick
els heard a sudden brush in the adjoining
shrubbery-a cracking of light twigs be-
meath q flying foot, and stalWart son OF
Ethiopia stood painting against the glitter
( ing bayonet Of New York militia man.
An instant only did their eyes flash upon
each other. HAll right2 spoke the North
man. Gan right, massa !" whispered the
trembling slave. "Then make tracks be
fore I've time to run you through with this
and the gruff sentry Illustrated the bayo
! exercise.
i A little later, as morning glimmered owe
the hills, q horsemAn dashed almost past
q Not so quick, slranger What's in tn
wind2" The polite SOutherner only de
manded his property, which he alread,
had scent Of, and hoped no one would ~
terfere with his passing quietly over th
ground.
J, In vain-this visitor did not come unde
the head of I" all right" and with q pc
liteness equalling his own, he was asked
. retire in an opposite direction from the on
his chaltel was then pursuing" ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17
GOV. HICKS.
BALTIMORE, July Is

It appears that the rumored assassina.
tion Of Gov. Hicks at Camp Ridge arose
from the following: IL appears that on
Friday night some trouble arose between
the Union men and the SecessiOnists upon
the Cambridge dock, and the Governor in
terfering to quell the disturbance, was
roughly handled by the rebels. lie es-
capped from the scrimmaee without serious
injury. At the request of the Governor
and the Union men, troops occupied the
town during The night, and escorted his
Excellency to Annapolis and thence to
Baltimore to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17


The public has been exceedingly inipa.
tient at the apparently sluggish movements
Of soOtt's anaconda Of IN army, but IN oil
probability that inAetiOn hhs been broken
up by Gen. AcCisllan's brilliant successes
in Western Virginia. There are four col
umns of Tue Grand Army to be direotsd,ahd
advanced or held in check by the careful
hand Of the COmmahder-in. Chief Gems.
Butler, Mcdowell, Patterson and Moclsl-
ian are At The head Of these columns
Each bad its part 10 play, as we'll to pre-
pare for the grand advance, IS 20 take part
in that advance. IL one rushed forward 20
obtain a temporary success before the others
we're ready 10 90 operateRilh II, The whole
plan Of the campaign might be discomfort.
So far ali has worked well, The cry Of
Forward 20 Richmond IS credilabls 10
an, impatient people, but Perhaps not as
wise as creditable. General Bailer hAa
kept in check the rebels about
Hampton and Norfolk Gen. Mcdowell has
fortified Washington, snd prevented ali .ad-
vances toward it from The South. Gen.
Patterson has prevented any flank move
ment upon the Capital BY way Of Mary
land. These three divisions have been
waiting for Gen. Mcclellan TO dislOdge the
rebels West Of The mountains, that he might
push eastWardly, and cooperate with his
fellow Generals. This he has done, and
now the advance win lake place, complete
ly surrounding the enemy, leaving one
small lOopkOle Of escape toward North
CarOlina aud the Gulf Had Gen. Patter-
sOn-WhO has been cursed for his slOWness
ADVANCED upon Gen, johnson, that officer
with the rebels under him would have re-
treated, Il Is true, but BY that movement,
the other positions Of the enemy would
have been strengthened BY his forces nov
there is 3 strong probability that he will be
so surrounded as to be compelled to sur
render. Mcclellan has thus far had the
glory, but il is unjust to attribute . want
of activity to those other Generals, Of un-
doubted bravery, who have necessarily
waited for this very advance Of Mcclellan.
We shall now hear the bugle blast from
the'four columns at once, and the enemy
will be reused TO their death struggle BY
the shouts CT the advancing hosts from the
North, East and West. gForWard to Rich
mond" has before this been hasty now il
is in order, and Richmond is The raliying
point Of the Grand Army Of the United
States 1a.sstrsl srl
snoh Is nnr view Of he Yireinia fsld
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

t. ter b WASHINGTON, July 10.
The President has approved the Force
bill. .a5J .t.-.is5
The reign Of terror in Loudon county
Va, is at its height. Citizens have been
told to be ready to-day TO be drafted into
the service and march 10 Manassas juno
ton 100 a.
Twelve Unionists fled from Waterford
and are now in our lines, They report 40
more coming at the frat opportunity. .sa1I :
The Secretary Of State has nude RECLAIM
alton on the Spanish Government for the
surrender OF American vessels carried into
Cientuegos by the Sumter, and there is no
doubt of their immediate release, with
their cargees, and of the prohibition Of
the entrance of the Confederate priVateers
into West India ports hereafter. afs'5lf ag
Il is asceriained that the Spanish pro-
olainatioH, which has been received, had
not at ihe time been received in Cuba. 4
The Tribune s special sd yss a'1l.A iilEad. .
Ex-GOX. Stevens, Of Washington Terri
tory, arrived here this morning. He comes
10 offer his services TO the Government in .
military capacity. He was formerly in the
LIS. Army. lsisd.iB Gls i,.ad -.7-
We learn from Richmond, via Charles
ton, that Jeff. Davis had ordered Col. Bow
man and another prisoner Of war into cus-
iody, and has given notice to the Govern
ment that if any harm is done to one OF the
pirates Of the Savannah, it will be followed
by retaliation even 10 haEging. , ~ ~, 70 p p
World speeial:j1 =
Il 10 feared that the enemy vii cross In
boats 10 destroy the GOYernment property
n
Another coRtrabaRd came into the 2nd
Ohio this p. 81. from Fairfax. g He states
lhat the rebels are all packed up at Fair
fax to day, and ready to retreat to Manas-
sas at any moment There are 6Ee regis
meEts there. agl1ai4 '.i .1lsil q d. .sgo.i y.
Herald dispatch: - ss5.-..at 3 III, .s ,..f,l
The British Consul at Richmond has laid
before boFd Lyons Offieial documents re-
sPeeting recent cases where the blockade
OF the Chesapeake had been broken by pri-
vate individuals by permission of tbs Goyr
eTnment Lord Lyons, it is understood,
has called the attention of the Government
70 these facts, and requests an explanation.
1.-THE questions involved are of import
apoe. ltRppears that The British agents
at the several ports Of The South are Keep
ing the most vigilant watch for ire-Opening
the blOokaded ports, and intend to give US
trouble whenever opportunity may occur.
The Times dispatch sayss .li1a0W sTis
isoGen. Butler is represented as having
come into conflict with the officers, of The
Fort and TO have made his grievances The
subject of communication to the War De-
paFlment. b. rAs
The last despstches received by the Mex
UiCEmp0, ana 0en.J DegoTIadO, Two iot the
most illustrious men in Mexico.
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Henry A. wise saH LIvluu.


The Wheeling lutelligenCer Of yesterday
says
We are at last able 10 give what Is un-
questionably the truth In regard 10 he
killing or wounding Of the old arch traitor,
Henry A. Wise. He is still in the land Of
the living. Mr. John Woods, son Of A. P
Woods, Of this city, arrived here from IA.
vensWOOd on Saturday morning by steamI
er. lie left Charlottesville, where he was
a student at the University, about three
weeks ago, lie reached Charleston after
great deal Of trouble, and left that place
on the 4th Of July, arriving at Ripley on
theieEening Of the 9th Old Henry A. Wise
aud bis son, o. jennings Wise, were both
az Ripley. On the 8th, report reached
Ripley that thousand Federal troops were
marching upon that place. from the Ohio
River. The Wises, with their seven hun.
dred followers, retrealed back upon Charles
town. The report Of the killing of Wise
and his body guard, reached us on Sun
day evening, the 9Th, 30 that il will be seen
that he could not have been very badly in
pretty tOlerAbly spry for an old man. From
uNAcF ClFCuulhAhnofb VIC hIc luuuCeu 10 De-
lieve that the whole Story about the attack
upon Wise's party, is a sheer fabrication.
u is scarcely possible lhat he could have
been at SissoRville at all. .h e
\ AS an evidence OF The strict caution and
surveillance observed by the COnfederstes,
We may mention that Mr, Woods, nothwith-
standing that be was well supplied with, let
ters from prominent pers0ns, was several
times arrested, closely interrogated and &c
tanned. He had letters from persons in
Charlottesville to their friends in Charleston,
but was detained in the latter place a week,
ard was only able TO get a pass by the com.
bined inlercession Of numerous friends. At
ter the Wises reifeated from Richmond, he
had no further trouble, The Union men doing
all they coull to facilitate his progress.
Our readers may rest assured that Henry
A. Wise still lives, and is doubtless this
minute "iiring the Southern heart some
where along the KanaWha salines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17
FOREIGN NRws. lu

The Hibernian has arrived. She brings
dates from Liverpool 4lh and Londonderry
9Th.
d ILIvERPooL, Breadstuffs market
steady. Wheat more steady, with better
demand. l
z PROVISIONS dull. d srere .r.t-,..y4
CousOls closed at 894 for money and 894s
Seg for account Bullion in the Bank Of
England decreased EST, 600. s5- ....
American stocks at latest dates were =
Illinois Central 8SlaSs discount; Erie 2la
80 I'D 1. tsi1l-lA H.-'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA,, July Is. E
There are doubtless couple of thousand
troops stationed at Fairfax Station, besides
the force at the Court House. -"
1t is stated that the troops at Fairfax in
clude 100 negroes, besides a battalion Of
400 others in the vicinity Of Manassas.
1t is the prevailing opinion Of the three
months troops whose time is about up, that
they will return here.
-Four Connecticut scouts captured yes
terday four secession cavalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17
EURT9FR FOREIGN NRWs.

TAhIHEh UINIi VUIJ I"'
LIVERPOOL OoTToE MARKET. July 5---Sales
of the week, l56, 800 bales, including Az, O09
% spectators and exporters Market active
in both trade and speculative departments,
and American adgioes per Austrlalaslaa
caused an advance of Id perfip, sales FIR
day 10, GOO bales, Including 5000 70 specvla-
tors and exporters market closing firm. or-
leans iasr SD, middleing s2di Mobile ialr
SD, middling 8; Uplands fair SD middle
ing IA. Total stock in pert estimated 81
|. loo, 900 bales, Of which s3s, 900 are Amer
iean.