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WAsHINnrnN. mn
CONGREssIONAL,
wAsHTEoros, June 8.

HOUSE.
The House considered the Senate amendment
70 the Indian Appropriation Bill
me House went into a Committee ON the spe-
Glh order ON the bill for the appointment Of a
Board OF Forhhcatiuns, and 20 provide for sea
coast and other defences.
Mr. Ashley made speech showing the i'm
portance Of the defence of the Northern States
Stevens moved to strike out the enacting clause.
Agreed to.
me committee then reported 10 the House
and the bill was rejected
Inc House went into Committee again and
took up the bill relative 70 the enlistment Of
minors '
MIcFherson defended the Administration
Knapp favored the supprpssiOn of tbe rabeI
non, hnt thought there had been wide diver
genee from the original policy.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

" HHHINUIUNl JUNO o
Among the regular army nominations pending
in the the SenUte, is one promoting Mai Robert
Anderson TO BreYet Lieutenant Colonel for his
Fort Sumter, and to brevet Colonel for his gal
liant defence of the latter fort.
The United States steamer Santiago deCuha
captured on the 9th the rebel schooner Lucy
&C. Holmes, just out Of the Santee, loaded with
cotton
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-@ Merchants in want Of hats, caps and
straw goods, should not fail to call at 215 Su-
psTior street, Marble Block, where the latest
and best styles can be bought very low for
cash, Palm leaf hats and Shaker hoods by
the case or dozen. E.W. PICK,
ap2. Successor to Fuller / Co.
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- A middle aged gentleman wants en-
plOyment as bOOk-keeper or salesman in
some mercantile house in this city. Salary
not SO much an object as a situation. Refer
ences as to ability and integrity given. A
note addressed to A. B., Leader Office, wiH
meet with immediate attention.
Cleveland, MAY q, 1852. LIT
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RETURN or MISS RANsoN.-We are glad to
note the return Of that accomplished artist,
Miss c. L. Ransom, from New York. where
she has been spending her time In the studios
Of some Of the most distinguished artists Of
that city, and in the different galleries Of
paintings, studying the works Of some Of tho
masters.
She has re-oPsned her room in spangler's
Block, and is now ready to soc her friends.
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HUDsoE's UNRIvALLED TOOEH PAsTE.-Is
winning for itselfunbOunded praise wherever
introduced. Try it. Fer sale by Strong 4
Armstrong, J. h. & AS. GOrbam, N. G.
Brewer, G. W. Clark, and druggists gene
rally. ap3O:RI7
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MEXICAN NEWS.

NEW YORK, June 3.
The Key West correspondent Of the Express
states that the frigate Potomac had arrived rom
Vera Cruz with the information Of the complete
defeat Of the French and their retreat 10 Vera
Cruz,
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CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN SCHRIHK, HAVING RE-
~ MOVED to his new quarters, No. q LEMAN'S
BLO4ks opposite the Court House, Public Square,
is prepared to receive the calls Of his friends and the
public at large.
Every thing in the line Of Confectionery Is kept at
wholesale and retail as usual.
O1STERS 4 HOT COFFEE, as well as the choicest
eatablss served up at moments notice
Dinner Is Served Daily,
for the accommodation Of persons having business at
the Court House.
KENEETT ALR ON DRAUGHT.
.IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPs-supefior to
anything In the Confectionery line-iust received By
Oct2i JOHN SCHRINK.
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RoOxs soLDfrns AID soorErr,
CLEVELAND, June 4, 1852

CLEVELAND, June 4, 1862.
Our auxiliary societies, or any intending
to become auxiliary to US, are requested to
send us the names of their President and
Secretary, Immediately, upon receipt Of this
notice, as we wish to enter them in our An
nual Report, which viii be sent to press With
in few days. If no notice is given US Of
change of officers we shall publish the names
Of those who held Office last year.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, of any strength,
call at Halls, No. II Public Square.
auVBRFI
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PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS-
Y y Professional PianO-Forfe Tuner. lA-t
All orders left at the Music Store of s. 4 y "
Brainard Co., 25 Superior Street. viii DO promptly
attended 70. mays
DIAN0S TUNED-L. -
Il v PIERCE, Professional Tuner.
Planes tuned and repaired t.|. ~ q " "
n9. Orders left az c. SHAW's MUSIC STORE,
No. Euclid Street, win be promptly attended TO.
declS:R27 L. v. PIERCE.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
THE VOTE ON EMANCIPATION !
The Intentions Of Rebel Generals |
SIGEL'S OPINION OF GEN. BANKS
Hunters Order and Its EGeetI
Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.l
|I".i WASHINGTON, June S.
VOTE on EMANCIPATION.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leaderl
-r |...i WAsHISoToN, June 5.
VOTE ON EMAscPArIoS.
I was mistaken last night as to Durham,
Of Conn, being absent on the Emancipation
vote. Every member not in the army either
paired or was present. The vote is therefore
decisive, though perhaps the majority will
be less on the passage of Porter's substitute
than on the reconsideration, unless their con-
stituoncy keep doubtful members up to the
mark. .
NOMINATIONS.
The following Brigadier Generals are nom
mated Col. Elliot, 2d Iowa Cavalry; Col. ].
D. Morgan, Illinois, ana Col, Gordon, ID
Massachusetts, commanding under General
Banks.
TAXATION.
The tax bill passed third reading to-day
by the Senate. Two dollars tax imposed on
slaves of all ages, by Simmons, was defeated
by a great majority, on the proposition to
amend the bill. No further chance for
amendment. Fessenden made a speech be-
fore the vote on its final passage, against
which several members will record thom-
selves.
COY. srAxLRY.
1t is said the President says it is not the
proper time to interfere with Gov. stan'sy.-
Many leading Republicans demand his re-
moyal- Probably the matter will soon be
had in both houses.I
NATIONAL ARsENALs.
Senator Grimes introduced bill, which
was referred to the Military Committee, pro-
viding for the establishment of Arsenals at
Columbus, Ohio, Indianapolis, Ind, and Rock
Island, for repositories Of arms and other
Of war. The bin aPprOpridtes
sIOO, 600.
JACEs0N's FORCE.
A deserter from Jackson says ne recently
-elegraphed to Benjamin, the rebel secreta-
y of War, to send him more troops and few-
,r orders.
A prisoner ten days in the hands Of the
ebels at Winchester, and who had much
ak with their officers, says they seemed to
eeognize a likelihood of their great armies
'eing beaten in the field, announced a de-
erminatiOn to engage in guerilla warfare af-
or such defeat. The officers appeared to !
he prisoner, who is an acute observer, de- (
otod to the cause, but the private soldiers
ad no heart in it. "
GES. BANKS RETREAT. y
Gen. sigel speaks of Banks retreat as the c
nest made during the war. .F@t t
PRISONERS. .
The Secretary of the Interior has issued a
srcmPtory order fOrBidding the reception Of
ny more soldiers, imprisoned by order of i
Ourt Martial, in the District Penitentiary,
nd has addressed letter to the Secretary of B
Tar requesting the removal of those confined a a
lere now. ST
Among the petitions to-day was one pre- h
nted by Senator Wade, which stated the L
ak Bill as unconstitutional, and prayed for /.
J qPPOrtionment of the amount among the
ates.
HUNTERS ORDER.
Letters from Port Royal say Hunters +
of liberty caused the greatest A
;citement and terror among the rebels in Y, y
'uth Carolina and Georgia, who greatly A
jOioed at the Presidents revOking prOcla- al
alton. Il
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PRIsTERs' JBBILEE,-A jubilee will soon
take place in Vienna in honor Of the four
hundred years existence Of the art Of print
ing in that city. The first Vienna printer,
UIrieh Hann, opened his printing Office in
l4e2, bat did not succeed, and emigrated to
Rome. He was the cause Of the Emperor,
Frederick the Fourth, bsstowing a privilege
onths printers in the year l46s, which placed
them in equal rank with the nObIemen and
scholars and permitted them to wear a sword.
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MORNINGLEADER.
FRIDAY aI0RNTNG. JUNE ., Is69.
- ApYERTIsE1TRNTs.

John Ellslor- Academy Of Music.
/. Benedict a sons-shakcr Hoods.
No. s2 Prospect strcoi-Purso Lost.
Davis, Pcixotto & Co. Clothing.
II. .. Kendall & Co.-Local Notice.
Miss Ransom-Looal Notice.
Prof Dunbar-sinTing Class.
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THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION /
ANOTHER DEFEAT or THE
FRENCH I!
is GUNBOATS TO BE BUILT! !
LAsT NIGHTS REPORT.
1IEMPHIs An FnRr pIII.nIv nIIRs-


HALLLEcR's HEADQUARTERs, Midnight June 4
man who left Grand Junction thus morning
says Memphis and Fort Pillow were surrendered
10 our forces Friday night,
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FIRE.



A fire occurred this afternoon in the village OF
Drumbo, on the line Of the Buffalo 4 Lake HUI
ron Railroad, which destroyed nearly the whole
place. Eight or ten stores, two hotels, and the
office Of the Drumbo Review, and twenty private
dwellings were all burnt Loss unknown.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 8.
James Trabee, one Of our principal dry goods
merchants, who has been South FIVE months,
returned yesterday, and was arrested to- DAY by
military authority. He refused TO take the
oath OF allegiance and was committed 10 the
military prison. ..es r.F.s
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FRON LAKE SUPEEIoR.-The screw steamer
Iron City, Captain Turner, arrived from Lake
suPeriOr yesterday morning, at o'clock.
From Mr.. Vim. Bsdell, clerk pro ten, we re-
esiTe the following memoranda of the trip !:
Left 0nsOnagOn May Slst, at p. m met
the steamer Traveller above Eagle River,
bOuad up. Left Eagle River Sunday, June
1T, at Sam. Stopped at Eagle Harbor and
Copper HaFbOT. Left Marquette Wednesday,
a Illp.m, /; propeller Baekus, schooners 81.
AndreWs and yorktown loading there. Met
steamer Planet OF Sauble at 4 a. m, June ID;
tehoOners New London and Flight at same
place, bound up5 bark Cleveland of Vsrmil-
lion Point, bound down met steamer City of
Cleveland of Weite Fish Point, bound up
propeller Gen. Taylor and tug Gen. MceI0I-
lhaat Whisky Bay, taking on wood. Loft
the saut at 2 a. m. same day met schOOners
WeIlington and Davis, bound up, at Detour.
The Iron City brings $50 tons copper TO
Hussey / Mcbride, Cleveland; also large
amount of miscellaneous freight, and Afty
tlassS3g#s. 8 She. lstfss CieTeland for the
Upper Lakes on Friday, june 9th, at s p. m.
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Conrt of Commnn Plens.

JvDoE BoLTOS,-Frenoh vs.. wightman.- =
Arguments to-day.
JuDoE CoFFNRERRT.-Kiernan vs.. c., G..
4 Q. R. R. Arguments making.
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nIPoRrANT no PEMALFs-
Dr.. CHEFsFMANa PIIIa I.

OAe. CA1ADGmAND 3 RILliB. "
The combination Of ingredients In thess piIIs are
the resuit Of long and extensive pFaotics. hsysr
milo IN their operation, and csrtafn in eorrestin al
Irregularities painful Meastruation, rsmoTiuEalI OBJ
s'ructions, whether from cold or otherwise haadaehs
pain IN tho side DaPltation Of the heart, whites an
nervous affections, mysteries, fatigue pain IN the
back and limbs &C, disturbed sleep, uhieh arises
from Interruption Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS hK"
was the commencement Of new era IN ths treatment
OF those Irregularities and obstructions ghich hasa
consigned so many to premature grave. No female
can ENJOY good health anlsss she b ra-ulur r-.I.
whenever an Obstruction takes. place the general
health begins todacIins slf-
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most effectual remedy ever known an CON,
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they are
nvaluable including with certainty, periodical reg
ularity- They ara known to thousands, who have
used them, at different periods throughout the cam
try, having the sanction Of some OF the most ement
Physicians IN America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box The price, 81, ,OO per Box
containing from 50 to 60 Pills
Pills sent By mail promptly, By renting to Ibsy
Proprietor. Sold BY Druggists generally. -
R B. HUTCHINGS, Propristor.-
20 Cedar-St, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHEUlTATTsT,


No disease Is 50 certain Of cure by Brandrcf 3 PfIl
a this They take out ofthe blood the psrtieu-
iar Virus up0n which all pain depends, and the a.
tient l. cured n
Mr. T. NJ Adams, 506 Twelfth Street, New York
sulsied with rheunatism for long period. re was
alisnaed oy able physciGns, but their r=esc.ibfions
we're ofn avail be Ras Unable to move vfbort a.
'islanoe and for months almost entirely soufnsd
to hs bed Atthis period Of his sickness. vtsf BoBs
ha hed' and he expected 10 be cripple for the Fs-
manner Of his life, he was recommended to use
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
mo hrst box evidently made him better; he in
lle'einent was more decided from the second box.
Hl DJ tne time he had used eighteen boxes. he Wa
eulifey cured Of rheumatism, and the strength and
supieness Of his limbs restored Il L nov 5el
year that this cure has been effected. and he hsa
nae no return, but continues the enjoyment Of psF-
iect health. Nay sth, 1861. =.
9oid 1y A. s Gardner 222 superior-st, Clers1.ud.
3lle ana BY an respoetabe deal,rr in ulssiieines
4" The Root Of all EviP' is the venom az
iiseaSs instilied into the system by early abuse. IN
ili4 nee and excess Of any kind This must BE- erl
latei from the system without delay. not a ua.e.t
mould be lost The pornicious use Of msrcurv via
iot do ~ nay II viii iniure rathor than curs Trzo
mar ?, and Is your only chanoe-A psr,,s.i ~ ~.
COX Human Frailty, or Physiological Researebss 4,
Illustrated with eoIored sngravines, viii srblsin
verything. Il win only cost you 3 cents. To ~
az o. Dr. Barrow i9i Bleeker-st., New York sant
rec Of Dostass eyoryEhers. -
E.n1T H. n
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49, AnnlrAL oF pARolnp pnIsoNrRl

ASoTHrR ARRIVAL oF PARoLRn PRlsoNERs,
"A considerable number Of paroled prison
ers, belonging to Chic end Michigan regi-
ments, many Of thom members Of the Ohio
7th, arrived hOro yesterday morning, from
salisbury, n. c. Among them was james
hcLaughlin, ono Of tho three Cleveland
erays taken al Bull Run, and who since his
sapture has been confined at Richmond, New
Orleans and Salisbury. He obtained parole
d the 2sth uit., at the lattor place, who're
Proctor and Wise were when no left, but
Fhom he thinks are by this time far on their
Fay home, MeLanEhIin bears ample testi-
nony, drawn from ten mouths experience,
p the treatment received by the prisoners,
pot mspsly in being.dspTivea Of a suHieleuoy
q food, but in being the objects Of the
erOssest insult and personal abuse. he said
he had no words to give any idea sf the
shocking experience Of bis ten months i'm
ptisonment,
From the Buffalo papers VIC learn that the
men were supplied With supper in that city |
lPon their arrival there, night before last
The Courier says: Mayor Fargo was noti-
ied Of their arrival in time to be prepared for
r Vita the co-operation az the inimitable
Boomer nice lunch was spread for the
ravoi- stained wanderers at the Wadsworth /
House, aud when the boys came into the de-
POI, they were invited to pitch in They
lid It with q will, and went on their way in
.ho train for the West in capital spirit"
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MR. L. D. 0yIATr, member of the Grays,
Nin leave for Camp Chase on Monday eve
ming nsEt- he viii take any letters or small
packages for members Of the Compuny if lefi
at BE residence, No. 81 Euelid street.
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The THEATRE.-Tosnight Mr. CouIdock
hkes benefit and makes his last appear
Hnee. His gagement has been a successful
one, ppd in no equal period has the public of
clOFpland been invited to a better. class Of
drama, o. had an opportunity to witness more
eruthfui, natural and finished presentations
aqf "a phases Of character, than during the
shree weeks Mr.. C. has been in this city.
However hattering the testimonials Of public
favor he has received, he is not more indebt-
Ia tolus than We to him A parting aolgHowl-
lpdgment Of The high appreciation in which
j his acting is held in this community, should
Be given tonight, by filing every part Of
the Academy of Musie, and we doubt not this
will be done. He has selected for the Ocea-
sion play of thrilling interest, written by a
dramatist Of wide FePutat and called
Z" The Jew of Frankfort - 1t will be its
FIRST presentation in this city. 1t has been
east With great care, and the finest talent Of
the very excellent company will appear in
it. Let Mr.. Couldoek have benefit that
shall link Cleveland with his kindest remem-
brances.
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TTT7 N AN HOOD; q q
TO HORSE OWNERS

10 HUHoE Nv NEHo-
DT- SWEETS Infallible LinimentfW Hoses Il ga-
rivaed by any and in al cases Of Lameness arising
from Sprzins, Bruises Wrenching, tlhfeet is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
Ringbone may be easily prevented and cured IN their
inepient stages but confirmed cases are beyond the
possibility Of radical cure No case 0f the kind
however, isso desperate or hopeless but Il rmay ~
aevinted By this Liniment, and lis faithful applie=
tIUu viii always remove the lame ness and enable io
horse to travel with comparatige ease, 4
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely at the first appearance Of Lameness
will ehectually prevent those Formidable diseases
mention q, % which all horses liable, and WHICH
render 50 many Otherwise valuablea hOrses nearly
worthless Strong Armstrong Agenis 81 ClaVe-
land. decl0aIieO2WdEwR25
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BETHRI SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcNIo.-Yoster-
day the Bethel Sunday school Of the West
Side enjoyed delightful picnic at Williams
Park, Kinsman street. The school has been
established only about four menths, and yet
g Numbers over two hundred. tits under
charge of Rev. Mr.. Beatty Of the Bethel
caureh, About two hundred participated in
tie festivities yesterday. On the way to the
grounds they stopped at the residence of
Hon. ohm A. Foot, to tender their greeting
p the Commodore, who appeared at the win
dow in response to their three cheers. When
TetuTning,a little girl, member o. the school,
sang 3" The Red, White and Blue" in the
yard in honor to the Commodore, who ae-
knOwledged the attention.
A very fne time was enjoyed By all the
school, and no accident occurred to mar the
pleasure.
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THE COURTS.

The United States Circuit and District
Courts adjoarned sine dc yesterday mora
ing.
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FIRE At BEDFORD.-A ere occurred at Bed
ford night before last, destroying residence
with a greater part Of its contents,
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NOMINATIONS.

The following Brigadier Generals are nom
mated Col. Elliot, 2d Iowa Cavalry; Col. ].
D. Morgan, Illinois, anf Col, Gordon, %
Massachusetts,, commanding under General
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Arrivals At THE ANoIER.-The following were thC
nrrirnIs at tho A Nor Hnr1so rnstnrLlar. II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20

Mountain Gap on Sunday evening. We
have taken since Friday last, about six thous-
and prisoners, with less than the usual pro-
portion Of officers.
The mountains are full of struggling, stsr.
wing, and demoralized rebels, rho are giring
themselves up us fast as they Gun find their uay
into onr lines
The Union army is in splendid condition.
The men ure in light marching order, with
buoyant spirits over their success. Several
regiments of new troops were in the fight of
Sunday, and behaved with great bravery
The 18th Michigan, out only two weeks,
fought till their ammunition was exhausted,
then retired to the wagons in good order
reiilled their boxes, returned, and made IL
terrible charge over n stone wall and into
the timber, almost annihiuting Drayton' $
South Carolina Brigade. Our total loss will
probably not exceed twenty-five hundred in
killed and wounded, with very small pro.
portion of killed. | can learn of few field
officers killed. The death of General Reno
is mourned throughout the whole army.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CECIL's QUOTA FOR THE ARMY.-We
have been informed by Assistant Adjutant
General Creswell, that the quota OF men
which our county is liable to furnish the
army, eckon'ng from the commencement
Of the war, is as near as the present inaccu-
rate state of information will admit an ap.
Proclamation, 10 men. Unfortunately our
county receives no credit for any of her cit.
liens enlisted in regiments belonging to
other States. Counting those who are en-
listed in the Maryland regiments, her quota
falls short about one hundred. This def
cheney will have to be made up, we suppose,
by draft, which has been postponed till the
lst Of October. Capt. Ricketts, company,
the Big Elk Rangers, which was raised soon
after the breaking out of the war and COM
posed almost entirely of Cecil men, was
mustered into the I'd Del. Reg. and is con.
sequcntly lost to our State and county, not.
withstanding the families Of the Rangers are
recipients Of the State ) bounty. Cecil has
numbers of her sons fighting in the regi-
ments Of other States, with whom if she
were credited would exempt her from the
draft.