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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03
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The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser Of the lst:
Lost HER HEAD-GEAR.-She schOoners s. A. Doug
las and Lively, Of Oswego, arrived down yesterday,
having met with slight disaster at SOutk East Bend
in st. Clair River while in tow Of tug in company
with two other vessels Tho former had her libbOom
and head-gear carried away. The latter lost her
small boataH Of her davits, with other triling
damage. The Douglas remained here for repairs
The Lively continued her voyage.
SLOW SAILISG--The fleet Of vessels which cleared
from Chicago prior TO tho d, have all passed down,
with the exception Of two or three which have pos
sibiy gone down in the night. Quite number had
long and tedious passage. occupying from Y to IA
days on the voyage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03
ElIILWAUKER NIARKFT.IuIr ,.

by TELEGRAPH.i
NFLOUR-In good demand
IkVHEAT-MarIet dull. Sales at s35ke for No I
RECEIPTS-l,lO0 bbls flour. 5000 bush wheat
,SHIPNlENTS-5,l TOO bbls -four; les, 600 bushels
wheat.
FREIGHTs-Nominal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03
M A r I n e .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED-JULT 2

EETERED-JULT 2
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Propeller Owego, Drake, Dunkirk.
Schooner Madison Bartlett, Buffalo.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Bark Monitor, CaprOn, Chicago.
Schooner o. v. Brainard, Henderson, Buffalo.
Schooner Madison, ScOyille, Buffalo
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Liberal Advances

Z NTADVANCED, when shipped 70 Cleveland With
view Of being closed ont Immediately, in no case q
erceei the value when delivered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

PHEREoTTPEs.-simpson Is, beyond all ques-
ton, a superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call apon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

roit on the 30th:
UP-Propeller California; barks G. ShearmsR, MAJ y
stockton, Great West brigs @. J. Hutchinson, G. b.
Blair; schooners Joseph Grant, Barbarian, Return,
Morning Light, Hubbard, Curlew, Eleanor, S. H.
Lathrop, Empire State, J. Q. Wheeler, J. Thursby,
Clyde, &. Y. Richmond, H. q. Winslow, Marquette,
d. McInness, G. L. Newman, Ontario, Eclipse.
DOwN--Propellers Prairie State, Acme; barks
Badger State, Sam Ward Levi Rawson, Mary +. Pc
rev, Arabia schooners II. L. Lansing, A. J. Rich,
C. y. johnson, Sunbury, Mary B. Hale, r. b. Hub
bard, r. Mott, Hanover, Matt Root, Emeu, Jessie,
Yankee Blade, Die Vernon, Mary Brown, Huntress,
Exchange, Zephyr, Sweepstakes Bonnie doom, Shook,
Yankee ). G. Andrews, Lady Of the Lakes, Summit,
Milwaukee Belle, Mary Collins.
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THRFE MONTHS MEN OF 1851,
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NIIEUIIUUg UNINITU III-U 2 IUl-I y
You can obtain pay for your services by addressing
me at Columbus, D. AILTONP. PIERCE
Captain.
"a Other Companies who received no pay for their
Three Months Service also obtain Il By addres-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03
THE NEW AMERICAN CHART.
AGENTS WANTED

In every County, to whom we viii propose the most
LIBERAL. TEilAlS and exclusive sale In the terri
tory agreed upon. No charge Tor Patent or exclu-
sive control Of sale. Agents readily
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
The Slave Trade. .
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN NATHANIEL T. GORDON, OF THE

THE CASE OF CAPTAIN NATHANIEL r. GORDON OF THE
SLAYER ERIE.
FER 3up TO the closing Of the Marshal's Office this
evening respite had been received Captain Gordon
who s sentenced 10 be executed Friday S,rcnu
Gus oxertions being made to save his life
On this subject ey-Judge T. r. Cowles Of the Supreme
Court, sends memorial to President Lincoln, in which
he says, at is not without msgvngs, nor until after
much reflection, that join with the Hon George Evans
and others in asking for communication cf the sentence
d Captain Gordon lately convicted in this district Of en-
gagpg the African slave trade IL is unnecessary to
say that abhor the crime for which he Is convicted
feel with all correct think that this traffic should
be annihiated by the strong of the government 10
IS not to be qverlooked however, that for years
past the efforts Of the break up this traffic
and punish those engaged In IL have been character
ized by much apparent carDcstness rigor. IL IS
scarcely two years since u stated here b the public
press that the then prosecuting officer OF the
had openly avowed in court his reluctance to press
prosecutions against these charged with this or mo-
saying that the changed public sentiment of tho
world rendered convictions almost impossible. Tn
fortunately, there at that time much ar,arcnt
trNn in the alleged observation. Government thon
soomod 10 be regarding this crime with diminished alb
hOrfencc so at last those engaged in the traffic evident
~ thought and such too the painful hsnf i tnnnv
good raoa. Now, however, there osis g. u moro
concentrated sentia MT upon the sub cci of h rAnlc
Had this mans crime been committed after ir
had been warned by this renewed ygorouS action of
the government and It's officers OF ilrg newly awaksucl
determination 10 break up This aud punsh with The
fgll ,irUr OF the law toc engaged ia il, would now
inn In COT az inter osiOn Of Executive ciemrucv
IN lis bvial!. iut % yw tf al the otcg Ing obscrNa
tlys-t Sc mnbt:tf0 Can iu tbs ease be granted vet
with iul und vsi1tding that 10 vii not % dawn In
rit cGpnt bIt hat hencoofward this crime shan lc
met With the iuli NJ asurc cf punishment CenDtn en
against . ty law-I am of opinion thet itWoud be both
mo'riui odNisc 20 commutc Tie soato. - "a. iaa.
Co ydtuf
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
Another Snow storm and the Sleghing
Carnival.

hbont noon yesterday another heavy storm set
in making about the sixth good fall and perhaps the
most lasting which has visited us this winter The
fcaihery particles continued to descend thicker and
thicker until about eight O'Clock in the evening, when
the streets were pretty well covered with a
milky white carpcting of considerable depth
which added TO the layers Of ice and snow
already the ground, left very fair foundation
for sleghng The opportunities thus afforded for the
enjoyment Of Of the most popular of our wintcr
past not thrown away, and the in Broad
way and along the leading Of the city well as
out the Boomingdae road and the other sub n ban
resorts, were Of the most envenng description The
storm must have proved mint TO keepers of livery
stables as all Of turnous in the shape OF seiehs
were be flying along, in spite of the fast fall
ing and the sharp wind, TO the music Of
nglng bells and the merry laughter Of the delighted
parties. For the Drst time IN several years, too, the old
stage sleighs made their appearance IN Broadway and
the Bowcry, presenting anything but picturesque
exhibition, being in a miserable state of pr,sel vator-
dirty, stained III painted and decayng Bad as these
were, people were to be found in hundreds, ready
and willing to shell out tloir sixpenccs FOR the
consideration OF this democratic species of sleigh
riding. In fact none but those Of the most
oxtravagant tastes with incomes in proportion, could al
ford tho luxury of turnout in style except the
upper ten, who keep their own slcghs and IRE happily
free from the exacons Of keepers OF livery stables o
whom good snow storm is rdid drs ia terris, to DO
priced accordingly and mado as mach cf circum.
stances Will admit. The prices asked aud obtain.
ed by the lucky owners of slcghs Yesterday
were ain Oet lahulnus Ive dol n.s an l,onr a, nc
considered quito moderate charge, and we heard of
sloghir excursions for which the round sum Of fifteen
doili's per seat was willingly given This high tarI,
however did not interfere with the sport IN the SLIGHTEST
measure. II y no cNaggca,o to state that every rcnta
bic aiir, big and little, tine anG was brought into
req istion and greedy sought after by parties bent u tho
c'lNmcnt OF q sleigh ride. The Central Park was
The great point Of attraction. Team after team flew
through tho varcs ntranccs oi the Ia n cndcss sue
cF'ion aud thc vtus dr Aos w'ro ~ the most iavora-
bic conu' ior the inli en0ymcnt ut the pleasure. The
iamc tg holds iruo V he Fifth avcngc ~ omina,laIo
road an the avenues lca ns OFT o. Wcschoster Over
IN iroosiln the mtla Iil sleigh rdine seemed to be
el aiy sir ~, an3 numerous ayfcogh eSclrson ms 4,
JaGatg. Fl4ltN aud Other wei knlwu osi:iOns a.,
Ions Island were aannei md 6 c,0biy pu u.o cxccu.
toi. htpEeilcr, ycgt day absorbed the bnei onpartu
MY ibis eliior ."r w eliI AMI, ~ pc. 10 rcnaLcI
wbYc cay and la;c nio TIE nltl.' gte l,,h riu,
;htt tio Cafn.'a. WI. Iaft 10 0 g. 'o4t dana
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
Police Intelligence.

DARING ROBBERY IN NASSAU STREET.
Rumors of extensive robbery Of government funds
afoat in Wall street yesterday II IL reported that
Oh saturday tho Navy Agent had occasion send Of
his clerks the Sub Treasury ONCE 10 get draft cashed
The clerk after drawing the money and placing It in
tin box, was met by stranger, who informed him
that Mr. Cisco was anxious to have note delivered at
the Office of Mr. Spring, 10 Nassau street As IL was on
his way the clerk agreed dovor the letter. aud forth
with started for Mr. Springs Office Upon his arrival
there be found, by sign the door, that
Nj. Spring occiljsd No TO- He opened The Office
door but ON entering found That the place apparent
y unoccupcd Upon tuning 20 leave the prciaiscs tho
o. Of adjoining w2s opened AMI wcll dressed
m IN asked tho clerk what hc Nantcd The latter rcncd
that he in search OF Mr. ring when the occupant
o. tho Office told him To step into tic back room Not
ss Getting any evil design the cerk s.epl cd into the
strangers apartment, when he was Immediately
seized by two three men and bag
thrown over his head as ~ prevent him
from recognizing any one. The hox containing the
confusion which followed his asealans escaped
an,Jnt Of money stolen has not bccn sscortaned
will not fall short uf 50 COO. Tho uuice profess
nothins about the affair, but " is supposed thu
anxious to keep the matter iocrs VI for
tc themselves. We give tho statemcp'
worth rel, my upon gentleman who
the above nambcr IN Nassau street for
Attempted SuicIdc OF ~
n.y. W
cug iau
L"'ria tNatermy
l'e"'h ~ ,hls ey,s' ,cutcn""'
-" |" .sngose1 r a,
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
The BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
Heavy C,snnonading in the vi
cinity Of Beaufort.
Probable Engagement of the
Union Fleet.
HEAVY FIRING NEAR NORFOLK.
&C., &C., &c.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE
FoRratss MONROE, Feb. l-2P.M.
The United States bark Gensook arrived here this
morning from the Southern coast where che had been
cruising for about two months. She reports that late
yesterday afternoon she passed Hatteras Inlet, where
number Of vessels deserted Continuous and heavy
cannonading was heard ON Thursday and Friday in
and the officers Of the Gemsbok think thai our
feet has attacked the rebels at either or both of
the last mentioned points. For upsoards Of hours ne
Of heacy artillery distinctly heard by the
Gemslcch, end kept up until the ressel got
out Of tsara9 distance The opinion is that light
draft gunhoats led the advance and opened the engage
ment, which probably followed with the land
troops under General Burnside. AT all events the ball
opened, and before this reaches your readers will
undoubtedly have definite intelligence either from
numerous transports
The bark Gemsbok is good caller, aud, having fair
winds, made the passage from Hatteras in little over
eighteen hours beating the propeller Eastern state by
upwards Of ten hours. The intelligence thus brought
almost directly from the seat OF has yet become
generally known on the Point, it has been confded
solely to the navy Among that branch Of the service
it has created considerable stir excitement BY this
appears that the project Of attacking Roanoke
Island has been abandoned capture Of the rebels
strongholds at Newbern and Beaufort determined upop
by that wise and sagacious leader, General Burnside
The intelligence Of the reported engagement was read
the sailors board Of the different war vessels in
port after the usual morning drill.
There being no Gag Of truce today. have later
intelligence from Dixe' the capitulaton Of savan
nah and Fort Pulaski.
According 70 the topography Of North Carolina
in the vicinity Of the supposed attack is apparent
that vessels, after having reached Hatteras In.
let, divided into two paries-one Of them proceeding
up the Core SOUND to attack Fort Macon at Beaufort
which the blockadng vessels stationed at Cape Lookout
and on Topsail Inlet undoubtedly participated. On New
bern our feet have proceeded up the Neuse river
landed the troops there under Of the guns
vesssis-
This is the theory advanced by parties who are well
acquainted with the country and the strongbods Of
rebels on these above named points.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1862.
The following communication has been received at the
Navy Department from Captain John Marston, dated
United States steamer Roanoke Hampton Roads Feb L.
have the honor TO report to you the arrival during
the past night Of the bark Gemsbok from Beaufort North
Carolina. Captain Cavendy informs that Tuesday,
the 2sth ut lie heard hcory firing ia he rear Of Beaufort
out he has conjecture from, lchon, il proceeded.
Captain Cavendy Also reports that Thursday, tho
S0th Of January at nine O'Clock in the morning. while
of Roanoke Inlet he heard heooy firing Ms direction Of
Roanoke kland ,chich ares doubt fa my mind ot
Flag officer GoIdsto'ough is al cork.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-11 T. NJ.
Nothing has been received here from the North Caro-
lima coast addition TO the brief despatch from Captain
Marston IL believed Official circles that Roanoke
Island possession Of Thursday by the fedc
RAJ forces
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
HEAVY FIRING NEAR NORFOLK.

Fon1REss MONROE, Feb. 2, 1862.
flag Of truce Crancy Island TO- day; but il
brought back no passengers papers.
The of the rebel boat reported that hcary firing
hcd been heard at Norfolk during the pas too days.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

We have received the Richmond Enquirer Of the 3oth
ut and the Norfolk Day Book OF the 31st ut from which
We take the following extracts OF Southern news.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

For Report Of Congressional Proceedings Sc,
Eigh0s Page.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

FER 3.-Ihe February term Of this court commenced
this morning, Recorder Hoffman presiding. The Clerk
called the Grand Jury pane and the following gentlemen
were sworn TO discharge the duties OF the Grand Inquest
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
A rrRAMprLArrSe COURT MARTIAL.


genuine cont martini has been organized with peri.
patctic pones to take testimony varone await.
ing trial. This plan has been devised Of the
injustice to the service 10 call from the heid tho number
Of officers who witnesses IN the various cases To
avoid injustice to officers who under charges tbe
court VIII 60 from Ioint 90. point where the testimony
can he most conveniently taken, ard the decision Of the
eases on hand N q facilitated.
THE oFflR OF TROOPS FROM rENNsyLYANiA.
fo, subsidiary division Of ronnsy lvania voIeutccrs,
mcutnned some time ago having been offered TO the
kovrrn snt 80 form oxpodon has ney,r been
offered oscncra Mcclellan, although notice of is c,r,nl
zatcu was gwen 70 Tho President II ~ composed ,l
eleven ret ui, ulscno at HI at kitatiuny c, M
rhaue plia IA I've at Harrisburg 1--WE of those yer
me ~ afo nHolo. foil aud j expected the othors viii
he Ged op from tn three pcuusylyania regiments al.
Toady 10 TIC eelfc 5,ntarg, tI!cch ndrcd each
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

New Dress Goods.
 vALENCIAS, Poplins, All Wool Delains, Be rage Delaines, French. English, and American
 '", BISHOP & sEDG1cK's. <. <. d, DOmestics. bi.f.,5 < .s s.,., TICKS, StTpes and Denims, Reached & Brown Cottons, Linen Towellings, Crash, Sc, at sfsssss 5li BISHOP & SEDG WICK,S.58 BalmOral Skirts, sts 5 FIGURED MUSLIN. Skirtings, Brilliants, Swiss Muslin, Lawns. Drapery Muslins' Sarsa-
 v 1o BISHOP & sEDGwIcK's. TABLE STAND COVERS,
 GLOVES. Hosiery, Parasols and Sun Umbrel- las, Cravats, Ladies Collars-the prettiest as- sortment in town-at 'i.-s'.i : itzi '' $ 'V'f .7'l' - '',aIia BISHOP & sEDGwIcK's.
 s1 IAif s-L- &sf3 iE fs5 'fj s.e~5--,
 Ready Made Clothing.
 WE NOW HAVE the largest and best Stock eyer kept in this place.-Coats, Vests S Pants, all qualities and prices new and stylish. Gen tlemen can be suited at
 BISHOP s. sEDGwIcK's. Trunks, VaIises & Carpet Bags, i,. CARPETS, Window-Shades and Paper Hang
 
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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
HOLMES & WELLS
 FORMERLY - + HOT.NES & RRONSON TT,

BANK-STREET. WATERBURY. CONN.
 NM have associated Mr.. F. D. Wells o w New York City with us, and hope, by his acquaintance in market, to make still greater in ducements for our friends to favor us with their patronage. F~' .-...-.'. : We shall open every week the choicest styles and qualities of GOODS from the Boston and New York Markets. ... {, ..,.,., Especial attention will be paid to the Selec- tion of the most elegant DRESS GOODS, and the latest and most fashionable Spring Mantles and Mantillas. .... A large Stock of Linens Housekeeping Goods. eHF Cash and Low Prices. i.4~fr
 @t7l HOLMES & WELLS,
 Largest Dry Goods House in the City.
 March 11th. 1861. tf-47
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

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