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Ths srs.s Ras.srn On rial.

The history Of the Great Eastern has been
one Of disaster, failure and disappointment.
She has had nearly as many commanders Is
her existence numbers months, and, in spite
Of her numerous triAl-trips, has been more
in hot water than in cold. She is now at
New York, having successfully re-crOssed the
Atlantic. Il viii be remembered that in
September last, upon the trip from Liverpool
70 New York, she encountered a fearful
storm, which, among other damages, carried
away her ruddsr. The ship was then in
fasrful peril, and would have been lost had
Il not been for the skill snd daring Of Mr..
Hamilton Z ToWle, an American engineer
who was smong the passengers and who
hgged an effective stsering apparatus which
enabled her to reach port in safety. For
this ssrvice, the passengers presented Mr..
ToWls with = gold watch, and The Life sav-
ing Benevolent Association has since pre-
ssntsa him with gold medal he naturally
desired some acknowledgment Of his servi-
csS from the directors Of the great ship com.
pany, and wrote them for simple letter Of
thanks, which would be Of benefits to him in
bis profession. They not only refused his
sequsss but denied that he ever saved the
Ship At al, and some Of the English officers
Of the ship referred to his claim In contempt
uoul terms. Such discourtsOus treatment
from those % Justly indebted to him, detcr-
mined Nr. TOVls to seek legal redress, and
he has commenced legal proceedings against
the Great Eastern, and viii demand either
pay for his professional services or claim for
salvage. The passengers who were on board
wHl be summoned to testify. It is to be
hoped that be viii succeed in gaining his
suit and humhling the proud owners and di.
rootoEI Of the big ship, Who are 80 fearful O
acoording iuss due to American talent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

The London Times, in commenting upon
the newly ratified slave trade treaty, and
having said that It was a victory for the
South and not for the North, addE "If the
Northerners could only see their own inter-
ests, they Would stop short now and treat,
Is they viii probably never have so good an
opportunity" It Is strange. with what per-
sistsney the secession prints Of England cling
to the side Of the defeated and bafied Con-
federaey. They imbibe the bOasting spirit
Of the Southern press and oonstrue every
Federal victory into q defeat with as much
efrontery as the Richmond Enquirer or the
Charleston Mercury. The foolish prediction
that the North will never have as good an
opportunity to treat for peace ss now, reads
more like a rebel Generals proclamation
that an enlightened foreign opinion. The
rebels are whipped st every point An oc-
easiOnal guerilla foray upon baggage train
snd the hanging Of some unprotected Union
family, constitute the only "victories" which
the records of the later weeks or months
give to the rebels. What warrant these give
for such assertions as this Of the Times, Is
not easily sesn. The Gordon of Federal
arms which encloses the rsbsI territory is
complete, and the stranglIng process can be
carried on ct our leisure.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
NEW YORK aIARKkT-sIay -.
lHT TELHglArE.I


RLOUR-Market without important change,
and scarcely 20 much dolngi closing steady.
sl5Oa460 for extra state; Si,IsGis5 ior SGpsr1 ne
westerns ss,Soe4,5s for common 70 medium extra
brands extra round hoop Ohio; S5,ib8s5o for trad
GANADA hS!,I EsL0TRSMar5,,s r.sSay with mode.
for spring; Sl75as,25 for WintsT extra.
Rye FI.OUH-harkst quiet and steady. saIss
COIN BTEAIs-Alarkst STEADY. GALES 500 bbIs
WHIsHY-Markot heavy and lower Sales 600
WHRHT-@arket without decided change In
price, vi brisk demand and fair Inquiry for export
and home consumption. There Is also asn3 little
ssiss issOOO bus chicago spring at slaI ns for nie-
risr e. choice; asOoO northwestern club 92aBl 90;
200 Racine spring az g10tl 0oi g 900 bush canada
club s0Sl %; ls4 oo0 milTaukes club soSs l.oS q;
state at sl,07@lll; slC0O bush winter red western
aE gl,osoi,lli and 1900 bush amber Michigan at
RYR-Merkst heavy and lower. Sales 1000
BARLRY~Markst in favor Of buyers. Sales
700 bush western on private terms, and 700 bushels
Canada East t7le.
Sales II 001 bush ct f7S0i9 for old mixed western
delivered; i5a4T for new do aaoat and delivered.
OATS-market quiet and arm. Sales at g d
20 for jersey. Canada western and state.
PRAE-Sales 65 bush at 7Oo.
CORFEE-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
90 ass Rio at lec 100 bags Laguyra At ~ 100 bags
st Domingo at 49, and 10 bags doh bond on private
terms.
EUGAR-Raw quiet and arm. Sales 600 hhds At
7Bl0so for Ouba, aud g hhds Porto Rico at Sc. Re-
/ fined in active demsnd and very arm,
RTCR-Market for Eaat India Arm and in good
[ demand.
MOL OLAssEs-MArkst quiet and steady. Sales
/ 20 hhds Porto Rico At Sc.
H0Pa-Market In fair demand and very hrm.-
/ Ss'es lO1 baia8 new at 1aSStlBc.
PORK-Market dan and heavy. but generally
without decided change. Sales 900 bbls at SI2,3@
l2,5O for mess gl2LOai3OO for prime measi and
E9,s71{l0,O0 for primo.
i BEEF-market rules quiet and steady, Sales 80
bbls At IS 90 for country pLime S9,Hal000 for
country mess; Sl2O00l3,b0 for Fspacked mess;
fll.nn3l5-no for extra mes8.
PRIME NJ EefzN HHHW-MAFket dull and nomi-
nal Sales 80 tierc-s at Sl9,0162,0l.
BREF HlMH-Market more active at easier
prices sales 100 bbls western ct 3l6.5O0I7,0n
CUT BIEAT8-Market dull, heavy and lOWer4
Sales AZ packages ct 20 for shouldersi and Sc for
hams.
SMOKED MRATs-Markst hrmsr and IN
good demanf. Sales 500 hhds smoked sides at 7549
| zKo.
ed. Sales 1865 boxes short ribbed middss at Z and
| IS 600 lbs bellies ct TIC.
flARD-Market quiet and steady. Sales at 7Se
BUTTKR-Markst steady at lO@I7 for Ohio and
L l0ale for state
| CHRRaE-Markst firm ct TasK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
ThnI.nrIn Il - o..

A correspondent Of the Evening Post says
that the following argument was submitted
to the President BY an able lawyer: Either
General Hunter had, or had not the right Of
power, to free the slaves in his military dis
trict. If be had, they are free and cannot
be Te-enslAYed. If he had not the ordel
does not affect slavery, and may be safely
passed over without any notice BY the Gov
erument.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

A correspondent Of the N. 7. Evening
Post writing from Norfolk, writes Of Union
man who was worth $500 q year ago,
every dollar Of which the rebel Government
conRscated. he took to the woods and
sWamps south of Norfolk; and upon hearing
that the old fsg waved once more over bis
native city, be returned. Meeting an old
Northern friend on the streets, be threw him
sslf into his arms and fell to the ground q
Ghrisking maniac. The oonVulsion Of joy
was too much for mind and body, enfeebIed
by his starving life in the woods, and be il
now lunatic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

But little has been said Of the great his
toriosl interest which pertains to the old
CITY Of Williamsburg, the scene Of The heavy
battle between the rebels and 6 portion Of
Gen. NoOlsllan's army. u is one Of the
oldest cities In The country. As early as
lsle, Rfssn hundred POuads Wss raised IN
Englaud for the founding Of a College in
America, 10 be located at Middle Plantation,
as Williamsburg was then called. That
was the origin Of the William and Mary
College, among whose graduates there have
been Benjamin Harrison, George Wythe and
Garter Brsxton, slgners Of the Declaration
Of Independence; Peyton Randolph, Presi-
dent Of the frst Congress Thomas JefIer-
son, James Monroe and John Tyler, Presi-
dents OF the United States; John Marshall,
Chief Justice; John Randolph, George n.
Bibb, John J. OFittenden and Others, United
States Senators, and Winfield Scott late
Commands. In Chief of the army. The
College was tWice destroyed BY FIRE, once in
1888 and again In 1859.
The city e full Of old and interesting
mansions, in Dr.. Galfs house being chest
of drawers used by Lord DunmOre, and a
table from which DR.. JohnsOn dined at the
house Of Mrs. Paradise In London, and from
which Lafayette also dined in Williamsburg
in 1873. The home Of Beverly Tucker, su-
thor Of The strange prophetic book, the Par
tisan Leader, Is also in Williamsburg. John
Randolph, Of Roanoke, here first developed
his marvellous powers Of Oratory.
The State LuDatic Asylum Is also located
ct Williamsburg. It was chartered in 1853
and opened in.177s. It has now two hun
drsd patients.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

Nessrs. HURT Allen & Co., Of the Ohio
State Journal, have rendered an essential
services to all either In the army or having
friends in it. by the publication Of COM
plets Army Register of Ohio troops in the
service of the United States, compiled from
the official records in the Adiutant Generals
Office. The Register contains q brief history
Of the Rebellion, the General Stat Of the
State, List of Field and STAFF ohicsrs, Dates
Of Commission, Rank, and complete List
Of Deaths and designations, making it one
of the most complete works Of the kind ever
published.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
The Frenoh aIInI.fsr'1 TI.Il to RIshmond.

The Freneh HIinistsr'H ViHIt 60 Riehmonds
If our dispatches regarding the object of
II. NeFcieFs visit to the rebel capital are cor
rect as We believe them to be, then the sur
mises and prophecies of the English and
French press have all been premature. It is
distinctly asserted that he went upon an en-
tlrely unofficial visit, without consultation or
Instructions from the Emperor, and with the
willing assent Of President Lincoln and Sec
retary Seward, who were willing to have
every foreign minister 60 and see for himself
the hopelesmssB Of the rebellion. Certain
it is that the Psris correspondent Of the In
de1,-the new rebel organ in London and
the Independence Beige, which authorities
have been recently quoted as to the matter
in question, were ct fault in saying that the
Minister was to leave for France early in
tie present month to report in person to the
Emperor. So this much vaunted "Visit is
disposed Of.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
Asiv. Opornrlno. at the FIss..

It is quite natural that fag-OficeF Davis
should be impatient to mark his advent here
with some important movement. He feels
that she capturs Of Memphis is the legiti-
mate business of the aotiIla, ARd il quite sat-
isfed that bis gunbOats and mortarS are
equal to the task Of opening the river to that
place. Moreover, Commodore Farraguts
vessels are gradually making their way up
the river, with q prospect Of reaching the
city first thus Pluokng the prospective lau-
reis of this expedition. Rest assured that
flag e6icsr Davis will never consent to this,
unless restrained By higher power, or what
he concsives to be the good Of bis country.
Once convinced Of that and be will consent
70 anything--dO anything not inconsiEtent
with the character Of q gentleman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
. SFEClit H0IEE



Are infs ibls 5r oosiissnsss, sparuis, Io-. a -.
tie sea headachos giddins11 san18 e tloasn4 -
ttr neais, tiEzinsaS, drosrlaesl, ans erru1in4
pains, and al disorders of tie stomach sna touulS
GTOnginal Letter e - Osnal 8tsst, HSR
,. ,. O. COOK. DubHshor Of tie stsis B,s uor,
Bennington, VI, says ks Eal sttactsd Win DIS
REfsLA, znd uufsEs9 90 severely from It, thst uot
particle Of food could - swallowed without oooa-
liolins the most u3o0mi5rtsbis ssnssii,n in his
stoaaeh. For i've yeau hs suGsrsd non thil
dreedful Complaint, Uhsn Be ugsd B B1AIDRElu'g
PILLS. Ths hrst box did net bsns1t hin mueh,
bus the second produced chaug5, snd by rhs tina
be had taken Hix bOEss 3 oO1PEz ~ .UgRE. uos
oasctsd. Hs uayI: 'ny dyIDspsia vas sons, and mv
s1lsotnti0n Of aa sazly dsath FaniShed"
BBaEDRETHB Pills aro soIi q ths rrinsiu.I
Oalee, ~ Canal street, and Uni0n equsEs, Eos
York.
Obtain your hTat supply ron one Of tho15 aspotS
OF hon one of theleEular sdYsTtIod sgsnfs for ths
Ganqine Braadzsth'l Pillls zen uiu fhsn EloE how
70 discern h8tWUsn ne irus and sIse.
Sold b. A. 8. Gardner. - Eutolf5r stFsst, OIs7s.
land Ohio. and By All Tsgposfabis dsalsEI IN msl-
einra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
Activity in Frsmoat's Departme Mt.

lCorrespondence OF n. 4. TribuneI
Sleepless activity is the order OF the day.
Expedition follows expedition, one gang is
broken up after another, and yet lying ton
CUES (fOr surely no ignorance can 60 so far)
outside of this Department talk of the Gen.
eral as supine and careless, while loyal citi-
zsns are robbed and murdered. It is true,
the Generals right hand is tied behind him;
but 1t must be owned taat he ''makes good
play with his left
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

GEE. SrsEL.-This distinguished and emil
nently successful General passed through
this city yesterday on his way to join the
great Western army. We have no doubt that
our German friends will be considerably dis
appointed when they hear Of it that he did
not make some stay in the city, but the urg-
ency of his military duties compelled him to
use all speed to be once more in the field at
the head OF his division Cincinnati Ga
zstts
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

Boar BUILDING IN AKRoB.-By invitation of
Webster B. StOTer, Esq, proprietor Of the Akron
Boat Yard we were present, on Thursday after
noon last, to witness the launching Of new boat
denominated 6. Progress" B" which had been built
by him. II was a beautiful model, iron clad, and
designed for q steamer, being deoked out flush on
the stern, and nea-ly 90 upon the bow, with q
small bow cabin, engine room astern, and steered
by & tiller wheel In 'front.' Of the entrance to the
engine room. The launch was very fine indeed
and the new craft took TO the water as grneafuf
as q swan, drawing less than eight inches Of We
ter, without her machinery. She was built for
Messrs. Perry Smith Co, Of fZsnesVille.-Akron
Beacon. r.
The " Progress is now at this port. receiving
her machinery.
COLLHsS.-0n Tuesday night the sohOonerS
bound down, eollided Of the City Banks, Lake
Erie, sinking the fomeE.-Budslo Express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
BUFFALO mARKRT-nIaI %


FL0UR-Market quiet and unchanged.
WH EAT-MArket firm fOr the better Grades tut
dull for low and medium varieties. BHles OF ambef
Wisconsin at s9e; also 5000 red winter Michigan on
private terms.
OOKN-MArkst quiet and easier. Sales 5000
bush new at 32HAS5c.
OATS-Markst some lover. Sales g 900 bush ut
HYR-In fair demand Sales at IKE.
WHTHK Y-Market quiet and steady.
CANAL FHETGHT9-Bteady lOHc on wheat
l25<o on corn TO New York.
INPOREa-i0.nO0 bblB q cur; le4 900 bush Whaat
49l000 bush corn: "a 900 bush rye.
EXPORTS-S 5000 -four; IS, go wheat g. s030 corn
1900 rye,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

FEiHaD IN EEED. THY II.
DE. .sEssts IEFALLIBEE LIEIMMGF = ~,
AIRED troD ths rsoips Of DE. stsphsn sEss. a On.
a'eticuti the great b0ne sotisF, and has oosn u-s
2 hia Ffaoiico for the last twenty yeala ufh "a
aqlt astonishing suncsls- a. an ext EnaI remss5
is without rival and wiz allsTaats psla nor-
psedtiJ ihan any other preparation. For an Rhsu-
natie and Nervous Disorders il b truly inhIHl-
Nd as = curative Tor SoFas, W0aa5s spraIns, Brui-
- a. its sooihingi healing and powerful Etrsn4h
nins bropsasitaa, excite the Just soDdsf shd a.,
onishnsnt q al who have ever Eivsa ii 3 irfs.--
Jier four nEnarsd, eertfaatss Of rsmaEkabIe r1rrl
ilofned - y within he lasi Two yenr1, rtff ~
fis ACT. srCng Armstrong, Agsnts hf CI1Tl--
farf1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
IMPORTANT 10 FBN1LRs.
)R. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combustion Of Ingredients in ihsss PHts q,
the result q long and extensive practice. ThT
are MID IN their operation. and certain IN c.-rsz-
iDs al Irregularities, painful Menstur1tiou5, ~
moving all Btrrcsions, uhsfhsr from coia o. olhr-
wise, headache pain IN the size. palpisation -
heart whites, all nervous Affections, hy-ts-sos =
tisne. pain in the baak sud lmbs, Ee dlstu1bsz
sleep, which ariss from intsEruptios Il n.fu7,-
DR. CHEESEl[A MS Pills
vas the ooumaneemsnt Of rev era Ia tha traat.
ment Of those iEEegulayiies ard obstruotions shes
have consigned 81 maRy 10 prsmafurs grave. B,
iemals eau enjoy good health unless she Il rsqusr
and Whenever An obstruction takss pIacs ths ssrsr
hsalth begins 90 decline.
DIR. CHEEsEAANS PILLS
are the mOst sssetusl rtmedy ever knosn for, -
complaints peculiar TO Females. 70 TcIs1uas 49,
are Invaluable, in iucins with certainty psriostg
regularity. They are known 10 tbousandl, s-he
haVs ussd them diGsrsnt periods ihrouef am fhs
country haFipg the sanetioa Of some q sha uaost
eminent PhIsiciaus IN America
Ezplicit directions. stating when tfsy shvuid not
Be used, with each Z. 1se prica q 90 Psr Box,
containing from g. 9 Pills.
PHI ssnt By mai, Ssomptly, b. renting to the
FroRriator. sn.1 b. DruggiIa generally.
b. B HUTOHIEG7, Proprfstuf,
I % Ood1r a. New 1crk.
~ Sold Wholesale End Retail in CleFelald By
sTRONa ; ARM sTROEG. aprllssoRRzg
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'OsWRGO HTARKRT-lIay %.

81 TELEeBAFH.l
FLOUR-Markets steady. siles At SAB for fancy
WHRAF-Msrkst quiet and easier. Sale 1900
bush No. Chicago spring at Sc, and 800 No. do
CORN-Markct quiet with no sales AbOas retail
lotsn
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FRRlGHTs-steady; hOur Ssei wheat
= LRKE Ak & TMPORFs-s3,s0 bush vbsati 4,0OO
bus cornz
bbls -four: IL o0n bush ct,Fn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

A letter from Regimental. .Quartsrmasterr
at Oorinth, to his wife, ssys, they (the rebels
are "gone up" They have scant ten days
rGtiOns, and can get no more. Thinks theTl
wiz Do no fighting, as Halleck hss cut Of
their supplies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
When rilI lhs, IL . oorInlh ;

"When viii the fight come ?" has been the
question which almost every person who
knows where OoFinth is has asked himself dali
" during the last fonr weeks. The correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gazette represents the
Generals as much in the dark as We who are
FIVE hundred miles away. One of the Major
Generals said " have been hourly expecting
to hear the roar of canaon to the front for
the last ten days. In my Judgment there is
no hour now in which the battle may not
open, either BY our action or that of the enc
N.Y." Gen. Halleck himself thought ten
days ago that the BATHS would come within
a week. It is reported, however, that he has
said that be confidently expects to take
COrinth without losing over one hundred and
Fifty men. The rebels have sWarmed at
Oorinth and he intends to hive them.
The correspondent says:
"The capture of an entire army Of hum
dred thousand men is an enterprise of some
pith and moment Day by day it becomes
evident that the General and the Assistant
Secretary Of War (who is personally repre-
senting the War Office on the ground, have
set before them no meaner object We may
well, therefore, afford TO wait, If success 80
brilliant as the clearing Of the Mississippi
valley and the Gulf States of rebel armies
shall crown our tedious delays"
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- - nnNAl, rNTAL. PRINTlHa.

~ Pfain and ornamental printing Of eveyl de-
,sfrtion dca3at the PRINTING E1taelahm1nt Of ths
1rfnrn o. cn c the latest Improved and most rapid
6Em Rrus8el, in the best IiylQ on short notoe and
- F1asunatla rates. Particular sttentlqn paid %
.|n1F woTr EVtFy description Of Winding doEo,
S55eeiaiiv Hank boohn LodgorE, Jparnalli SAILS
as5FT. n ,o1lvlnF hookg, a., =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

eg.EvELAND PRopuOR ILL.,.
ESnaTfSs ESIsaT Se.sI.al snADss ~ 2Tilt q

MORNING LEADER OFfftf
fnIDAT hoRHUa, Nay - -
FLOUR-Tho market Yesterday was dun and
unchanged. The dsm ~ 's urN' ''s h.
limited to snsll lots foT L,.4. ys-s.
WHEAT-harksi heavy and unchanged. Sales
Of car red on track At S5S; car DO DO ct so; and
car white from track ct Sl,Os.
OORN-Markst s,osdy. Sale OF 1900 bush aaOat
at sc.
OATs-oois, ct sic, with sale Of car at that
price.
HIGHwINRs-ssles OF 30 bbls At 9O,Ic, and 50
and 100 tbls at 2lo.
Other articles quiet and unclaimed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
CHICAGO RIARKET-lIay ~.

RIOUR-Market dull.
WHRAT-Market quiet and 2sa9Ec higher, -
Sales Of No. at 1880; No. ct 6a@70
Gl0RN-Markst &e higher. Sales at 27ho iol
RECFIPFS@S,4OO bbIs hsur; 5000 bush wheat
TPMENTs-lI,0Oo bbIs aour; $1,000 bushels
Wheat; 10000 bush corn.
FEIGHTS-EAsier.
mimi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

Ths General Assembly (nsW BohOOI) now
mission at Cincinnati, visited Oxford on
Tuesday, and dedicated the Western Female
Seminary buildingI. The exercises were
highly interesting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

IHDIaNAPozIs, Nay 20.

LUUINI NFU''L3i my aNs
Private advices from Cumberland Gap in
dlcate an early advance BY our forces Hnder
Gen. Morgan. he now has his siege guns
In position, snd feels confident Of his ability
% drive the rebels from this boasted Gibrsl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

CLEAHED
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo, 1900 bbls
pork, 100 bbls -four roo tons copper.
Prop. Racine, Arthur, Chicago, mdse.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Traverse, Buffalo.
Schr. A Bradley, Winter, Chicago, coal.
Sohr. VIM Ogden, Moore, Milwaukee.
ScOW r Hays, KelsO, Detroit.
Scow Hill, Kennedy, Saginaw.
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Coed New. from Gen. Hau.sE.' Army.

Coed News from Gen. HaIIeekH' Army.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday
is thus tantaliEingly suggestive;
We received cheering news from General
Halleck's army yesterday, which We are
not permitted TO make public. We may Say
to our readers, SIS London Times Russell said
when be autographed to 8 friend In New
York, "act as If yon heard good news"
This good news Of ours is not Of battle
It only shows that the drift Is in the right
direction,
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issue OVeTy Afternoon 60 o'clock 50 hVea
az Leader sentaining ell TIE latest nows up te
thnftinc. The EVOhing Leader VIII contain Al
the telegraphio news received ~ tne esy lnei
nd e 4 complete paper ID tnelL huneofioera
a ~ fsrniShed With th8 morning o. evening
sdItioa A. he zane price, WIS., i've dollars
Fe7F. a. 6aV contd por mouta. News Agents mr.
ti1f.i Al ~ SO per 40 copies
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III IIII-I-IEl1I
HTONRY-markst steady ct 495H for strictly
prime paper.
sTERLING EXCHANGE-Markst lrm-
at n3SAll4 for bankers bills and n3H 0llSA fol
mercnants' bills.
5OID-Amerioan gold firm ct s9sh B oeni
premium. California gold bars hrm at ~ cent
if5t1VFRNRTFNT sTOOKR-Markst mode
rataly active. United States s. 1881 ct l03ol0i5s
7 $40 Treasury Notes ION.
EUnUKk-MRrket dull and lower. chicago q !
624; Chicago, Burlington a Qutncy 72lai Toledo
Wabash preferred %; Cleveland Toledo ~ Gale
ma q Chicago 7O1l; Cleveland & Pitts %; Michigan
ssuthern guaranteed S. Michigan Southern i5
Michigan Central 6lH; Hudson l3 Erie 5I3t; Ne =
York Csntral SIS; Illinois Central scrip 6l fecl nc
Mail 1884; United States IS 81 registered, lt54;
10 Treasury notes IOs4 Missouri 90 524; lndi Ina
War Loan g3; American Gold I03H.