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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04
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SAlhoi Al III ,.
During the thunder storm on the night Of
the first, Col Roberts of the 42d illinois, and
6ity picked men of his command in compa-
ny with boats crew from each gunbost,
under command Of First Master johnson Of
the st. Louis, started at eleven o'clock to
take soundings At twelve hey brought up
at the upper battery, where they landed
The rebel sentInels fred their pieces and
ran in, leaving the battery in our possession.
COlOnel Roberts men spiked all the guns
SIX in number, one Of them q sixty-fOur
pOunder, the others twenty -fOurs aud thirty
tWOs. These guns had all been mounted
during the last three days. The expedition
returned in safety, not a man having re-
ceiyed q scratch.
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THE CITY.

1bB Dem0eaatis Primary HIsstlhga.
These Democrats who rePudiaie anything
ttas besFs tho name Of UniOn, and who have
always constituted the disorganisinS els-
usnt In the country, met in their respective
Wards last night and elected tickets. We
TsEeoaly able to attend one Of these meet
SEs, and from what We saw there, bad no
esirs to 80 further. We went to the Sd
Fard shortly after the meeting convened,
I'd, We presume 70 he satisfaction Of those
tlerests5, Organised, though We acOuldn't
nit" There were, perhaps, present q hun
I'D parsOnsi and each seemed 70 be acting
q bis own hook in yelling continually at
AstopofhiS vOios, with no apparent Objectin
risW Gus todroEn every body elss's voice with
HsoWn- oeCasioaally an inveotive would be
lerlsd at thsChAiEmsn, again rush would
ismads in The diFootiOu Of couple who were
PParsnty eusrrsling and out Of 1he whole
hsrs vOuld nov and then be heard voice
kuEsiing 70 srticulsts the words Of mo-
lon. The Chairman at such > point would
hhndsr for order, aad the din might par
islly sabsids. He'd put the motion, but
here vas never g PossibilitY Of deciding in
That direction it went This continued
lbout an hour and q half, when the Chair
uaa quis TIE Ohsir in disgust, in the midst
q shower Of abuse, still the rioting con-
lpusd, and frequent efforts ware made TO
e-oFEaniss without success. One nominee
n shs hOnors Of The chair made desperate
art . quiet the turbulent spirit, (and
bsrS we're Spirits enough there TO move any
lnnber Of tables) but in vain, the only
1ord audible being +" dsalins." which he
aestiously edged IN at 3 faYOrEbls moment,
a D eminent citizen then mounted upon
tibla, anS oadeaFored 70 coax he meeting
sstO order, ept could not have met with q
more sighal failure. A yOOEg lawyer Of The
eHE, Of aspiring character, not many yesss
anos noted nmOug 'hs arrivals Of Anori-
oiBs In London and Pa.-iS, took the position
v-estsd b The PrOmihent citizen afjrssaia,
sd vas Oeen to frsqusntly sTs'eh out his
arms, Gnd gsss from one side Of ths TOpm p
ths oiher--but We heard no uorS.e It-Tas
0eatly tUsgssted to him that ne did igos bs-
igss ia that ward, shortly after which his
fem vas ssen 70 glide from the table dis
teaos ef tsp Or twelve feet borae along By
uineEeus s'out armss L 6Dslly became
slidsnt, even to this crowd, that uOshing
e'ald Be done. and leading spirit moved
~ sejOurDmsnS Of the meeting to this eve
1iHg, which Wss cafried--no nominations
haaine been made. The ticket below was
heidsd 70 uS about an hour afterwards by
Peries who claim it to be authentic. We
Wss only abletO procure the wards that sp.
pss, bsloR,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

FoRT UHios, March %.
CofFe5pondsucs Of the IS Louis RspdbH-
can;
Col sIough's Colorado Regiment Of vol-
uatssrs, 95o strong, arFiVsd here fEe dsyS
ago The Elective lighting force nov hsrb
i5 l 400, sufficient 10 dsisnd this dspot
against any f0rcs the rebels caa bring
against us We have stores enough % lass
our troops three months This fort e Ebs
Etrongess on the western frontier, being
$50 feet square, With paFapets feet high.
and ditch feet desn and ! s iest Wide; g
contains we'll stocked msgtEinss. Ordinances
for tse W0fk Be have bssn received, and WI
probably b mounted immediately.
Atthe latest adViees Cot Candy VS. still
shut up at Fort Craig $50 miles south q
here, sud the Texans. 2. 400 BiroDg we're af
Albuquerque with 30 pieces Of atilleFg,
about half Way bstEeen here Gnd Port Craig.
Other accounts Ssy the rebel OolOneIs Stssis
and Baylor with 1900 Texsns are adTan5iuF
on this fort
The re6sls hold Santa Fs where tbsy
nave organized = provisional EoVsrnmsat. 1
II forward movement eau be made viii
out Jeopa1di1ing this depot &c will Be dons
aud an enoft made to relieve Colonel Oanbg
and then Foclsim SANTA Pc and AIbuourQus.
Col Slough, as next ranking oGicsr, 3 n
command Of this department. Whils ColensI
CANDY is penned Up ia Fort Craig.
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Emancipation in western Yir.
gInia
Last Nights Report
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRTREss MoERoE. April I

FoRTREss MONROE, April 3.
The weather to-day is clear and pleasant
Every thing progressing in the most salts
factory manner.
The rebels ared several shots from SsWall's
Point last night at the transports in the har-
Dor, some shells falling within 80 iset of q
vessel loaded with horses.
A reconnaissance Wss made from Newport
News to Watts Greek, a distance Of nine
miles. The enemy appeared with three
thousand strong and opened with cannon on
our forces, but their balls passed entirely
over them. Oar batteries were Immediately
got in position and we opened frs on the reb-
els, when their entire force broke and fed,
fording the creek In great confusion but
keeping out of range. The object Of the re-
counoisance having been accomplished the
troops returned.
The whole country through which our
tTooDs passed, was formerly the garden spot
Of Virginia. 1t is now perfectly devastated,
Il bat one house was left standing. The
= on,.$ fences and trees have been burned
~ t;;s re sTeating rebels.
v Tss.. 49, 20 no signs Of the NsFrimao yet
md % trom her ,oEg delay the OPlnien is gain
49, ~ Ground that sse will not come out again.
SSs S has now a 6ue fsld 70 operate in il she
should triumph over the hOni or, and il she
should fail now it is thGusht she Is AFRAID 70
run any risks.
An oficer Of the Seminole says he read q
ssyannah paper of the 23d ult, which aek'
uoWIedged a terrible rsbl defeat ct Pea
Ridge, and admitted there was no use to At
tempt to conceal the fact
A second reconnaissance was also made to
Big Bethel The enemy was found to have
rsturaed and occupied the earthWorks in
torcs. On seeing our scouts they threw
shslls into the words occupied BY our trOOI 9
on the previous advance, bus they were un-
occupied and no dsmage Wes done.
The steamboatB conveying troops to New
Dort News were repeatedly fred into IRON
sew,lls Point and also by q rebel gunboat
RS afternoon. Ne damage was done Is tAI
as We can lsaTn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

Ar HoNE.-"There is no plsoslI home, "
says the song-WFiter, bat Il is evidentt that
worthy individual never "traveled." AhC-
tel in q pleasant village may be made to
afford 90 many home comforts as to cause
its guests to almost fancy themselves "at
home" OF such character is the "Ameri-
CO. a" at Jefferson, presided over BY Mr.. J.
G. I. .AomPsOn and his estimsbls lady, who
dispens'O the hosPitalitiss of the house
With such esse and grace as to give rise to
the belief IL 'at they were specially designed
to "lzeep hot, u" When ycu travel Ash
tabuls-vsrds, stc " at the American, and
we warrant thst you will not only feGSl, sat
home bat viii say to- yourself at is go, 4
to be here"
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FaOM KANSAS.

hAHsAs CITY, arch 81.
Advices from Fort Union, New Mex
leo, are to the Goth.
The main body of Texans were encamped
at Albuquerque. Sixty of them had arrived
at Santa Fe.
Itis rePO: ted that Col. CANDY had captured
train Of sixty wagons and four hundred
Texans.
Communication between Santa Fe and Fl
Union has been cut OF.
An advance would be made about the 221
BY our troops at Fort Union, assisted BY two
small batteries, when it is expected oommu-
nieatiOn with Fort Craig will be restored.
Ali the postofice's effects at Santa Fe have
been removed 10 Fort Union
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OAIaO, 9 OIoIOok 2. 4. All 3
THE sTORr AT pOlsr PLEASANT.

= ut N1I11-7l1-llId
The storm on Wednesday night was very
severe at Point Pleasant, fifteen miles below
New Madrid. Among other things, q tree
tell upon the tent of Lieut.. J. Y. Moore, Of
Company 3, 7th Illinois Cavalry, from Shell
byville, and killed him. His body arrived
today On rcTts for home. Capt n. L Webster,
OF the same company, was injured, but moi
ssriously. One Of the priVates of the same
company was killed BY falling tree, and
several were wounded.
Up to this hour We have no arrivals from
leland No 10 s1d the Tennessee.
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FROM KESITOKY.

A0AA1HAAaAf 4EAAA
An intelligent gentleman, leaving Mem
phis q week ago, reports General A. Sidney
saying that the F, derals could outaank them
in any position that they might take and
therefore Notifications were useless. John
sen ssys the only chance tor the rebels is
open 6ghtiD ihe field
Our Informant thinks that Corinth, Miss,
Is their chosen place. BE further says Il at
the rebels had about 90, 600 tIoops on the
line between Memphis and Huntsville, Ala 1,
which were being reinforced, and supposed
now to number from SO, 600 to 5000.
The rebels are prepared with tar and
rOsin to burn Memphis when compelled 70
eVacuate
The most prominent citizens OF Memphis
ssy they would yield lorghWi II assured Of
their personal safety and the security of their
properly from eorhscation BY the Federal
Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

REsUNED BUSrNEss--Mr. B. Martin, pIoW
manufacturer, Whowas burned out 81 the time
Of the destruction By Ere Of Hewitt's Block,
sustaining large loss thereby, has crested
temporary building just opposite the old
place Of business, where he Is prepared 10
receive the calls Of his old patrons. who he
hOpss viii take the trouble to find him out
and continue their patronage. he is pre-
pared to do all kinda Of repairing in his line
Of businers. he Is eminently deserving of
attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

FORTUEA4z EsoIPu FaON FERE.-About
hslf-past IL o'clock yssterdsy morning, the
blacksmith shop connected with the Marine
Railway took ere, but most fortunately wss
extinguished before much dan,sge had
been done. Had it occurred half or three
quarters Of an hour later, while the hands
were absent at dinner, the result must have
been disastrous, as Il would surely have de-
stroyed the shop and the railway, and prob
ably the propeller Michigan, which is on
the stocks.
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5uRIHR bEHEATH AN ENBAEKNEET.-Be-
tween Eve and six O'Clock yesterday sftsr-
noon, 2 boys aged respectively and Il years
orphans and members of the Industrial
School, were playing about the lot which is
being prepared for the foundation of the CITY
Prison, on ChamPlaip street, and adjoining
the Indust ial School lot, and finally got
under an embankm, Mt which had been az
eavsted below to q distance of several feet
They had been there only few moments
when the earth above gave way, crushing
them TO their hBuds ana knees, and almost
completely burying them beneath it. They
cried loudly for assistance, and attracted to
the spot several Of the hands of the brush
factory near BY who succeeded without
much difficulty in extricstiug them. ons
Of the men engaged in hauling away the
earth excsvated heard their cries, but paid
no attention to them, probably from the i'm
preston that they were feigned-a trick
boys are frequently guilty Of The little
felloWs wers not HeriOasly hurt, though they
viii Probably require care and release from
much exercise for several days. The weight
Of theearth must have exceeded Eve hun.
dred pounds which fell a distance of perhaps
three feet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

CHAHnsuS' EEoToLorEDIL.-The4 44.h num-
Der Of this valuable work iH received, inelu-
ding from "Es."to "EE." This work when
com Plsted, will prove one of the most val
liable comPendiums Of general information
70 be found in the language, The subjeeta
treated are: Geography, Biography, ToPog-
raphy, Metaphysics, Jurisprudence and
Natural HistorY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

KPoRTAET ADMIRALTY RUN. The
.. s. supreme Court has just adopted
the following Rule making an important
change in the execution upon DEGREES in
Admiralty.
"0Tdered' That The twenty .Arst rule IN
Admiralty be abolished, aud that the fol-
loving be Substi,s,ed ia tie place,
Ia al cases Of fnal dscFeo for the nav
u1ont Of money. the Iibsllunt ), hall hava a
Vrit Of execution, IN the naiura Of a 6eri
faeiaS. enmmsudiDR the MarNhsl or bis
deputies to levy and collect the amount
,hsFsof out Of the gOods aud ehattels. lands
snd tenements, or other real estate of the
defendant or stipulsiors."
Adopted March 94th. 1853.
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OAIRn- Anil !

-4-Vi IAPI44 .
The man Morgan, who has communicated
for some time past enormous stories con-
cerning rebel operations at Memphis and
New Orleans, was yesterday arrested BY or.
der Of General Strong, as q spy, and sent to
Gen. Halleck for trial. Proof of his avOca-
ion and completely with rebellion is said
to be numerous and conclusive. Morgan
has Travelled between Memphis and Cairo
four times within the last two months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

THR WIBB KELLER TROuPa-This troupe
presented = most magnificent programme
last night to q large audience, and received
the most gratifying evidences Of the satis-
faction with which the tsbleax were rscelv-
ed. The reduction of the price Of admission
to thirty-6vs cents should be borne In mind
By the public, and We oan sssure all that
they will be richly repaid BY one Of these
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.
NEWS FROM IsLtND no. 10.
ONE OF THE FORTS CARRIED !
SIX GUNS sPIKEDI!
A GALLANT EXPLOIT.
Especial Dispatch to Cleveland Leadsrl
W.surNa40v A,.iI q

Especial Dispatch TO Cleveland Leadsrl
WAsHNsTeE, April 8.
PARDoEs BT FHE PaEsiDEnT.
The President has respllsd Magoain, sen.
tenosd to death for breach Of parole.
Rev. Geo. Gordon, President Of Iberia Col
lege, imprisoned at Cleveland for resistance
to the execution Of the fugitive slave Law
has received free pardon from the President,
on the ground that the evidence don't show
that he actively participated in resistance,
and that be has already suffered enough.
TEE ABoLITIOH BILL.
Examination of the Globe shows that
BroWnings amendment to Clarks bill for
the abolition Of slavery in the District Of Co.
lumbia requires the Secretary of the Treasury
to pay one half to loyal masters for slaVes
under sixty years old, and to retain the other
halt to be paid to the slaves in case they
cOlOniEs themselves outside Of the United
States.
ONE FORT TAKEN AT ISLAND no. 10.
The Navy Department received the follow
ing telegram this morning:
o. s FLAG sTEAHER BHEroS.
(Oh Island No lO,) April a.
Hon. GIBSON WILLIS, Secy of the Navy;
Last night an armed boat expedition was
fitted out from the squadron and land forces
at this point, under the command Of Colonel
Roberts of the Forty. Second Illinois Rsqi.
ment The FIVE boats comprising the expe-
dition were in charge of First Master G. V.
johnson, Of the st. Louis, assisted BY Fourth
Master g. P. Lord, of the Benton, Fourth
Master Pierce, of the Cincinnati, Fourth
Master Mlrgan, of the Pittsburgh, and Mas.
ter's Mate Scoville, Of the Mound City, each
With a boats crew Of ten men from their re.
sPectiVe vessels, and carrying in all one hun
dreo men, exclusive of officers, under com
mand of Col. Roberts. At midnight the
boats reached the upper or number one fort
and pulling directly in its face, carried it re-
oelVing only the harmless FIRE of two SEN
tries, who ran after discharging their mus
kets, while the rebel troops in the vicinity |
rapidly retreated. Thereupon Col. Roberts |
spiked the six guns mounted 10 the fort and |
retreated with the boats uniDjured. The |
commanding officer represents all under bis |
iOmmand from coolness and elaboration Is /
being ready to perform more hazardous ser
wee, had 1t been required, to fulfil the object
1f the expedition
A. H. FOoTE, Flag officer.
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FROM WAsHINGEON.

" AlIlL7'NIVllI q pm .
The bill, which passed the Senate, sman-
cipatiug slavery in the District of Columbia
was introduced by Wilson Dec 18Th Ihe
amendments don't Affect the principles and
plans Of emancipation embodied in the Ori-
ginal bill.
Itis not probable the House will finally
act on the tax bill before Monday. Mean
while, amendments made in the Committee
of the Whole will he printed
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

~ One hundred and Bsventy-hve doses
Of AeOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
psthiC Medicine, pure and fresh, (allowiDg
ten Pilla to dOse) sent BY mall in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established 1849.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04
FROM CINCINNArT,

VLNIIHNAtII dPIIL %
On Tuesday, Mayors and Committees
from Chicago, Spring gheld, Chillieothe, al I'D
three other cities, called upon PaFs'9n
BroWnloW, and thsndered him freedom o.
their respective cities and begged him TO
visit them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

NOTIOH.-The person who purchased a
packing case of Taylor, GrisWOld & Co., on
the Sd inst, took case containing caps be-
longing TO and marked B. Butts 4 Co. We
have perfect description Of the man and
team. By his returning the said case i'm
mediately he will save himself trouble and
expsnse. B. BUTTs 4 Co.
splG dwtw3sSs2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

ELEVENTH WAND USIoE PRINARr MEEr.
Eo.-The voters Of the Eleventh. Ward, who
protested againSt the action Of the Primary
Meeting Wednesday night, convened last
night at the store Of Paul Schmidt, and the
following ticket was elected:
Trustees--Jerry Goonrad.
Member Of the Board Of EduOafiOn-Fred.
Dalton. '7i-H
Assessor-A. Kline.
Delsgatss-o. Wagner, G. Callahan, 3. q.
Parks, Felix GcCabo.
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JUsrIUE Or THE PEACE.

request having been made b. q numerous body
Of bis fsl OW citizens to Pr T. 3 FITX 5ERALD,
70 allow himself be put in nominal on for Justice
Of the Peaoe, he has complied herewith and s now
candidate for said once The Professor is an old
citizen, and iu mighty esteemed By ali who know
MIN, both as q man and gentleman.
CLEvEL. AND, Msrch ls 1852
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 2I5
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by tho case or dosen.
April 2. E.W. PECK,
Successor to Fuller Co,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

WHEBStL PznLIPs.-By letter, We learn
that this distinguished orator will beinClsve-
land on Wednesday next, He will speak
befure the Young Msn's Christian AssoCla-
tion