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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO sept. o.
Gov. Evans, of Colorado, now in this city, says
that the statements in the telegraph report last
night credited to the Santa Fe Gazette, Of the
23d, that great discomfort exists among the pop
ulation Of Colorado conveys utterly false impress
sions. One or two small guerrilla bands near New
Mexico river, have produced all the disturbance
es. As people, the citizens Of Colorado are as
loyal and law-abidiug as those Of Illinois or any
other loyal State
The War Meeting this afternoon was an i'm
mense affair. The stores were all closed at
o'clock, according to the proclamation OF the
Mayor, who presided. Speeches were made by
Gems. Curtiss, Walbridge, McClernand, ex-Gov-
ernOr Randall and Senator Trumbull. In the
evening Gen. Walbridge addressed the Board OF
Trade at length, and urged the necessity Of put
ting the country in a complete position Of de-
fense against domestic treason and foreign inter
ventlon. He urged that the facilities between
the East and West should be multiplied not only
for commercial purposes but as a military neces-
sity, and that by the agency Of our breadstutfs
we should always command the sympathy Of the
great masses Of Europe, and that our financial
credit abroad was sustained by this Rolknowledg-
ed demand for our breadstuffs.
General Walbridge was listened to with marked
attention, and when he announced that Corn was
King, the applause was deafening The war
spirit was never more enthusiastic and deter
mined here
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKFT.-sept. 8.

LnA lEAEdhAfhsl
FLOUR-Market dull and only a limited supply;
prices are without important ehange but the market
sales 10 80 bbls at s5,OOasls for superfne state
S5,2jG5,55 extra state; S5,UOG5,l5 for supertDe
western; S5,25a5,sO for common 70 medium extra
brands extra round hOoped Ohio; s5,S596,25 for
CANADA FIOUR-AIarket rules dull Sales 7Oo
bbs at s,3O5, 40 for common, and $500 for coed
RYE FLOCR-Market quiet and hrn, st s3,-
CORN .0IEAL-Tho market is steady sales 2OO
WHfsh Y1AlarEsG heavy and declining Sales
WHEAT1fhe market opened heavy, and with
further material advance in reghs the market closed
sales 4 10 bush Chicago spring at s, l,I2ai.I;
4gUUO busu Milwaukee club ut 81 7gi, 25 OO0 busp
interior do at Slj; 100 bush amber lowe at 81 3G
l24; q 90 bush winter red western at ,5oai "a;
$3.50 bush amber Michigan at Sl,St4l, SOY 100
bush white Indiana at sl,i0i and ''S0O bush white
KYE-MarkstetS quiet, and without any material
BARLEY-DulI and nominal.
COHN-Ihe market Is dull and declining. Sales
1860 bush 6Oc Tor sound old mixed western S62
sc for EASTERN i7G65c for unsoundi 45c for badly
OXTs-Market duh. szs57c for Jersey, Canadian.
P0KK-The demand for Pork is less active. and
market generally is without decided change sales
40 bbls at SllGz2Gll,E5 for mess $40 for prime
BEEF-Marksi quiet and without decided change;
mess sl2,O19l3,73 tor repacked mess sl3j0ll4s75z
PRIME MESS BEEF-Mariot dull and nom
inal
BREF HAHG-MarIet qi,,et and steady sales
% IBIS oho.es western at $3.50 9 go.
CUT .HEaIH-ln fair d. I.4alId and very firm.
seiCs rs pkgs al A9i4c tor shoulders; 5jS97c ior
hams.
BACON SIDES-Marketdu dull and nominal
LARD-Market dull aud heavy. Sales 10 bbls at
.1s955c-
Selling at II gI5'fo for Ohio; I4a 2os for
5rrg..
CaEEsR-Marliot firm and in fair request at 70
9l;c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
FROm CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. :.
General order, No. II, issued by Major General
Wright, to-day, says that Major General Wallace
Is relieved from duty in Cincinnati, and will re-
pair to CovingtOn, where he will make his head
quarters at present, and proceed to organize
into 0rigades the troops mustered into service
and concentrating in the vicinity Of Newport and
Covington.
graphical Engineer, is charged with the con-
structiOn Of such field works as is deemed neces
sary for defensive purposes in the vicinity Of
Newport and Coyington. He will proceed to ex-
anime and repair the entertainments already
thrown up and will extend them If advisable.
Lieutenant Colonel Burbank, 18th United
States infantry, will continue to discharge tho
duties Of military commander Of Cincinnati, and
from him all ward organizations for military pur-
poses and independent military companies viii
receive instructions
The resumption of all lawful business in the
city Of Cincinnati, except the sale Of liquor, is
hereby authorized until P. NJ daily. Druggists,
manufacturers or breadstufs, provision dealers,
rilrord, express and transfer companies, per-
sons connected with the public press, and all
persons doing business for the Government,
will be allowed to pursue their vocations without
Interruption. At P. Il. daily, Sunday exceptedi
all military organizations OF Cincinnati will as
semblc for drill. The members Of sUch OTgani-
cations viii hold themselves in readiness TO
rally at their places Of rendezvous at a moments
warn NJ, the signal for which will be the tolling
Of the city bells.
ORGANIZATIONS Of al sble-bodied citizens, into
worSing corps, will be perfected with the aid Of
the city authorities snd details made from dav
TO day as may be necessary 50 as 10 equalize the
burden, and require from each man the proper
amount Of labor.
The Daily Press last evening announced its
General Heath Is reported at Williamstosn
with l6OfD men.
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POST-OFFIGE TIMETABLE.


~ u NJ MEX AhhA N fEm ENI FOR
~ the arrival and closing of the mails at the Clsve
land Post Office.
EASTER WAY, daily for Buffalo, Bosom New York,
arrives 305 p. NJ; closes 800 A. N.
THROUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York, arrives $50 A. n, SD P NJ closes 800 P.
5.s1 P. n.
PrTTsBURGH WAY, daily for Philadelphia, Baiti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, Mas
silloH, Steubcnye, b. a o. X. r., arrives s5 A. Nj
TaE0uaH PITTsBURsH, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, arrives 6:3J P. n; closes 4:l5 p.
CIECIENATI WAY Columbus, ndianapOlis,St Louis,
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $40 P. NJ;
clu5es l0.llu P. NJ
TlIRoUGH CISCISNArI, Columbus, indianapolis St.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $50 A NJ; 500
WESTERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives g.25 A. NJ; closes 1000 P. n.
THEOUGH WESTERN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives g.lO P. n; closes $50 P. II.
SASDUsEY WAY, Elyria via Northern Division,
rives al $50 A. l.; closes 4:4j P. n.
MAHOSISG WAY, Warren and youngstown arrives
-:05 P. NJ; 1900 P. N.
Medina WAY, daily, arrives 400 ?. r.; closes 500
RocEPoEr, Dover, Sheffield, North RIdgsvills, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
Barr, Brecksville, Oopley, &o., leaves Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 700 A. arrives Mondays and Fri
days at 5:o0 P. 4.
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays 7OO A. M ar
rlyes Mondays and Fridays at 500 P.
WARRENsyILLE, daily, arrives lG:l5 A. Nj closes
EAST CLEvELASDand Euclid, daily, arrives 500 ~;
closes 800 P n.
Time OF distribution Of mails ready for delivery is
usually hour latter than the time Of arrival Of
Mail and drop Letters. are required By law to be
All city Circulars are required to be prepaid with
4 penny stamp.
Ss- 0fice 6gcu from 1880 A. NJ to 7:sNPA
Z. COWLES, P. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

Mass Meeting IN TIE FoVR7a WARD SAT-
VEDAI NIoHT.-There was another large
meeting Of the Fourth Ward on Saturday
evening.
Leland's band was present and diseOursed
sweet music at intervals. Hen. R. c. Par
sons gave a fine address, at the conclusion
q which he subscribed $50 to the Fourth
Ward bounty fund.
Short patriotic speeches we're also made by
=. Il. oviatt and J. O. erannis. TIE muster
EOll Of the Fourth Ward City Guards was in
creased by thirty additional names, and the
first drin Of the company willtake place this
evening.
A committee consisting Of B. F. Pei1ottO,
J. n. Adams and EFT. Hall was appointed
70 draw up rplss and regulations to govern
said company, and we're instructed to report
on Monday evening.
The business committee reported that they
had reoruitsd twelve men from the Fourth
Ward in two days, and that plenty more
we're to be had for the bounty Of 500. Mr..
c. P. Whitney and Mr.. h. Iddings we're ad-
dsd to the committee appointed to solicit sub
seriptiOns to the bounty fund.
The next business meeting, having in view
the further snlistments Of men from the
Ward, wiz BE- held on Thursday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

LAUNCH OF TIE PROPELLER MAISE.-The
propeller Maine, built by Stevens and Pres
ley for the Northern Transportation Compa-
ny, was successfully launched at half-past
eleven o'clock on Saturday morning in the
presence Of quite large crowd. This pro-
peller vas built under the immediate eye Of
Capt. A. c. Eeating, who has the suPeriE-
tendenee of all the boats of the above Com
pany. It is the eleventh propeller that Capt
Keating has built for the company, and he
claims that 1t is the best Of the lot. Hemod-
deled Il and followed hi own taste and judg-
nent in its construct On He may well feel
proud Of the result Of his labor, for it is GER
tainly a staunch and elegant boat. He has
named it the Maine, in honor Of his native
State.
The dimensions of the boat are as follows {;
Length, 1861 feet; width, 20 feet; depth,
II feet. The engine Is being made at the
Cuyahoga Works. 1t win be 2e1z feet bore
and feet stroke. The boiler viii be g feet
in diameter aLd Is feet long. The boats ton
mage will be 450 tens. The Captain is not
yet sppOinted, thou. Captain ROsnan Ofthe
Buckeye is talked Of. The Maine will be
entirely completed on the 10Th inst.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


Gen. Pope, at his own request, has been re-
Meved OF the command Of the Army Of Virginia,
and has been assigned the command OF the De-
partment Of the Northwest.
At noon to-day no further information regard
ing the rebel movements IN Maryland had been
received. II is proper 10 state that unanmlty Of
action and council prevail here.
Late reliable reports rom private sources,
from Centerville, state that Colonel FlOurnOy,
with q regiment Of cavalry is IN command at that
place. Their pickets extend 10 within twelve
miles Of Alexandria.
The Union officers taken in the late battle we're
detained at Gainesville until Friday last, when
they were conducted 70 Richmond, with the *
eepton OF some who were severely WoundediH VINO
through humanity, D.. Guild, Medical Director
OF General Lee, allowed to proceed 70 wash
in gtOu in our am balances, under profession OF
aag Of truce. The last of the Centervile esTounded
have reached this city.
Major General Reno has been assigned 70 y
eom1and or the third army corps, General Nc
DoWell having been granted leave Of absence for
fifteen days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE sept. ..
On Sunday last Col. Shackleford met force Of
rebels at MOrg9nfeld and repulsed them, killing
some and taking several prisoners. ShsckeifOrd
then divided his force, sending Lieut.. Col. Foster
with two companies Of cavalry in the direction OF
Slaughterville. Foster overlook apart of the en-
emy, killed two, took p prisoners and 40 horses.
On Wednesday morning Shackleford started for
the rebel Col. Johnsons camp on Geiger Lake,
drove in his pickets, routed him and took pos
session Of his camp. johnson rallied on the op-
posite side Of the lake and opened fire. Shackle-
ford dismoUnted his men, about so, with carbines,
fought the rebels, about COO in number, for two
hours until his. ammunition was expended, haV-
ing killed and wounded several. The Federals
then retreated orderly. Re-crossing the lake the
rebels advanced down the lake. Shackleford or
dereds charge, leading person. Shackleford's
left foot was torn 10 pieces BY leaden slug from
forces then burned the rebel camp and guns and
then fell back in good order, Our loss was seven
besides himself wounded-none killed.
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FROM KENTUCKY.


The passenger train for Bowling Green, which
left here At O'clock this morning returned from
this side Of shepheTdsville, 20 miles south Of
here, bringing reports that the small Federal
force in stOckades, protecting Salt River bridge,
was attacked this morning by large force OF
rebel cavalry with artillery, supposed TO be
mountain hOwitsers. When our informant lot
there was heavy muskstry and canonading.
ReinfOrcem5nts have been sent from here, but
the bridge Sil probably be destroyed before their
arrival.
No telegraphic communication south Of Louis
vile.
The President has concurred in the appoint
ment ofChas g. Gilbert as Major General; VI.
R. Terrill as Brigader General. Leslie Coombs,
reported killed at the Richmond fight, is in Rich
mOnd, recovering from a severe wound.
The rebels have burned all the bridges on the
Louisville and Frankfort Railroad. bet,seeu
Bagdad and Frankfort, except that over the Ken
lucky river, and a small iron bridge over creek.
SHEPHERDsvILLE, Ky, Sept :.
About 500 rebel Cavalry burned one section Of
Salt River bridge this morning, damaging the
new iron portion recently erected Gen. Du-
mont has had his forces under arms all day at
Lebanon Junction, expecting an attack All
quiet south Of Lebanon Junction, along the line
OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
LIVELY TIMES IN KENTUCKY !
Rebels hold the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad !
EVACUATION OF AeQUIA GREEK
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FRO1INEM YORK.


NEw YoRK, Sept. Z.
A Washington letter to the Herald, dated on
night of the 9TH, has the following: Il is under
stood that 3O,O 900 troops have crossed into Mary
land. 1t IS said that secessionIsts here Gnd Bait
imore are buying horses for the rebel artillery
and cavalry. Tonight Mcclellan was placed IN
command Of the armies Ofthe Potomac and Nir-
ginia, and the whole army was ordered TO be pro-
Uded with three days ratiOns. A section Of
Wheeden's battery sIlenced rebel battery which
had been amusing itself by throwing shells into
Washington.
Mcclellan is placing new regiments in old
bngades. Fredericksburg is occupied by rebel
Infantry and Cavalry. Washington dispatches
to the Herald, dated midnight, Saturday, says
il Is known the rebels are in the neighborhood Of
Frederick IN force. They captured nothing as
the rolling stock Of the railroad had been sent
away. The bridge across MOnOcscy IS not in
jured, but trains are not allowed to go within
miles Of Frederick Junction. Our military au-
thorites are confident this raid viii cost the en-
emy exactly the number Of troops who have
The Mercury has a dispatch dated one o'clock
4. N. Sunday, stating that there is tremendous
excitement in Washington on account Of the
rebels crossing into Maryland, but it is not be-
ieyed they can hold their ground against the
Union troops. There will be battle soon.
The Times Washington dispatch contains the
following Gen. Pope, at his own request, was
on Friday relieved Of his command in order TO
make charges against Generals Porter, Frank
lin and Griffin. Hentzelmsn and McDowelrs
corps are to be consolidated, under command of
HeintZelman.
Three or four hundred rebel cavalry from
Leesburg endeavOred TO cross at Edwards Fer
ry Friday noon, but were repulsed.
At two o'clock on Saturday the rebels success
fully renewed the attempt and crossed at several
points. They Immediately marched to Pools
vile, and then Jamestown. The operator at the
latter place successfully escaped and cut the
wires Of the military telegraph. Fearing there
was Union force in the vicinity the rebels soon
retired. They stationed pickets short distance
from town. The rebels also crossed between the
ferries above Point Of Rocks, and marched TO
White Oak Springs, across the Monocacy.
The Times also has the following, dated II
o'clock, Saturday night:
The latest from the Upper Potomac states that
Jackson and his army entered Frederick this
morning. They have possession Of the Bslti-
more & Ohio Railroad, and have torn up the
tracks and destroyed the culyerss east Of that
place. They also cut the telegraph line All the
rolling stockwas saved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

A VIsTIM TO THE DRAFr.-Some Wags the
other day got hold Of fellow who was fright
ened half to death about the draft, and very
anxious to have red lire passed through his
name on the enrolment list. They pretend
ed that they were the examining Surgeons,
and taking him into vacant room, put him
through an elaborate examination with great
gravity. He was made to stand on his head
and assume various other POstures of which
the human form is capable, painful though
they be, in order to test his fitness for q SOL
dier. He was told that he might not then,
perhaps, see the utility of the proceedings,
but in after years he would, and remember
them with gratitude. He said be was troub-
led with cramps in the stomach. After Pla-
cling him in a number Of very eramping po-
sitions, the Surgeons became satisfied that he
told the truth, and granted an exemption.
A receipt for the cramps vas given him,
which recommended him to drink quart of
ice water every night before retiring, to sleep
on the HoOr with his feet hanging out Of an
open window, and employ various other spe-
cifes for cramps we'll known to the medical
profession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

A APREsESTATIOE.-A communication from
Ut. Union informs us Of an Interesting affair
which recently transpired there, being the
presentation Of sword to Lieut.. Henry A.
HutsOn, late Of Andrews' Michigan Battery,
who having resigned his position, had come
to Mt. Union, his native place, to raise a
new battery. The sword was sent by men,
berS Of Andrews' Battery to the Republican
Literary Society Of Mount Union College, Of
which the Lieutenant is member, for pre-
sentation.
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FRolI PHILApFLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. G.
The Washington National Republican says it
was currently reported in the. streets and in the
Hotels last evening that Sen. Pope had been re-
lieyed Of his command at his own request, IN or
der TO bring charges against Fitz John Porter and
sumner, and General OF Artillery, whose name
We did not get for disobeying orders.
Marshal Milinard to-day attempted TO put
stop on all Railroad travel, by pelng ali citi-
zens who wished to 90 to New York, or other cit
les TO procure pass from him, for the trouble
OF preparing which his clerks charged two dol
lars each. As soon as the Washington authori-
ties heard oftheSe proceedings, orders were sent
% the Marshal 70 remove all such restrictions
upon nee travel, and all persons can now 60
Whers theR please without fear Of lnterruptiOn.