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sured, three per cent. ed ValOrem al pat.
ented articles Ave per cent auction sales
one tenth Of one per cent on gross
amount; pianofortes, four dollars certificates
Stocks prOSts or damage twenty-five cents
cetiAesles Of deposit, two 10 I've cents
other certificates ten eents; chartered par
ties, three TO ten dollars eOntrsets ten
cents; cOnyeyaneeS one dollar telegrapic
dispatches three cents; custom house and
WsrehOusing entries hfty cents to q dollar
policies Of insurance fifty cents to two dol
lars and half; lesse, 6fty cents to dol
lar; msnifests Of cargOs twenty-five cents
to ave dollars mortgages one dollar NO
taTial acts twenty-five cents; railrosd pas
sengeF tickets one half 10 one dollar; pow
ers Of attorney ten cents to 3 dollar pro
bates of will, hfly cents to twenty dollars :
warehouse receipts twenty-five cents; legal
documents hfty cents; medicines three to
ten cents per bottle; forty ounces silver
spoons or plate silver exempt from duty )
dividends Of insurance companies three per
cent publishers Of official advertisements
may add the tax to the price fixed By law.
Incomes Of citizens resident abroad, Eve
per cent; stamp duties, agreement on con
tracts ave cents; bills Of exchange from
two to twenty cents bills Of lsding Eve
to ten cents; express bundles I've to ten
cents; bonds twenty to fifty cents; i've hun
drsd thousand dollars appropriated for sal
aries and expenses four dollars.
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transporting this grain +:

To this feet there viii be added soon after
the opening Of navigation
Pr pellers s,sst
% sail VlsselsI ,9sS
It is we'll known that very large number
Of this list of vessels are engaged on Lake
Ontario and the river St. Lawrence, that the
steamers are not used for grain carriage !;
that large portion of the brigs, schooners
and barks are not adapted to the carriage Of
grain, that the prOpsllers will be in requisi-
ton for carrying other classes Of freight, Of
which there are large accumulatiou5, and
that the iron, coal, lumber and stave trade
have their wants. We ask, when all these
considerations are taken into account, will
freights be high or low7 Let every 7ne
who has en- interest in this question with
these facts before them, answer Tor himself
We understand that shiPpers in Chicago
sFe already offering large freishts to vesSeli
that viii immedistely take their grain in
store. News from the Straits indicate thai
there will be an earlier opening of naviga-
ton than usual this spring, there being
much less ice than usual. The Over
Sound and colingwOOd papers cay that th'
Georgian Bsy is slrssdy free from ice, some
thing almost unhesrd Of before.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March >.
It is understood that the Committee Of
Ways and Means will have q new tariff
DILL prepared by the time the tax bin sEall
have passed. Hence it involves changes to
yield two OF three millions additienal rsFe-
nue..
Large quantities Of worthless army cloth
sng will be returned to contractors, thus
lessening Government loss.
Judge Watts, delegate from New MeXieo,
has authentic sdvices from Fort Craig up to
Feb. l4lh, and Santa Fe Feb. Is,h. he Is
confident that no general engagement had
taken place, probably only skirmishes Of the
advance guards.
The recent dispatch from Denver to Jules
burg is not considered authentic, and must
have been verbally communicated By the ex-
press rider. sa-F cans
Judge Wat has other information which
satisfies him that that account is exsggerated
and partially untrue
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PEorFssoR ANDERSON To-EIaHT.-T The hrst
Appearance Of this great magician takes place
this evening at the Academy Of Music, and
will doubtless be the means of attracting
verv crowded house. As in entertainments
Of this class il is always advisable to
be Is near the stage IS possible, the policy
of securing seats at the Box Office during the
dsv becomes obvious. So great is the Pro-
sssS,r's rsputation, and 50 marvellous are
said to be h;s feats, that all who desire to see
him VII hardly have q chance during the
three nights Of his stay, and many viii of q
csrtsinty be disappointed, and not see him
e eli, Il they defer THAR visit ts his last
night. In addition 10 the Professors per-
foFmanee, the farce Of Box and Cox il to be
pFsssrtsd; but as ths two entertainments
combined would be too lengthy If CON-
meucsd ct the usual hour, it has been ar
ranged that the farce shall commence Gi
halfpast seven o'clock. It may be as well
to mention that there is TO be no additional
charge made for securing seats during the
dav. The admission 70 theloWeF part Of th'
house ia to be uniigznly hfty ssDtS, whether
the seat be paid for at the door in the sze
ming OF Prs-s engaged at the Box Once during
ths day.
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A SMART SKIRMISH WITH THE
ENEMY !
TEN THOUSAND REBELS THERE
Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.I

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.l
CAIRo, March Z.
All quiet in Cairo, and nothing new from
the Tennessee. Boats leaving daily for
Forts Henry and DOnelsOn, but nething Of
interest received from there.
A large amount Of storage and stores for
the Wisconsin 9th passed through here to-
day, presided over BY the Chippewa Eagle,
who created such a sensation in Chicago
when this regiment passed through.
An oETECER MUSTERED OUT.
Lieut.. Colonel Kyler Jones of the 18th
Wisconsin Regiment yesterday received pa
perI mastering him out Of the service, by
the civil authorities Of that State. BE de-
nies the charges made against him, and in
tends preparing s defense.
TIE sUxBoAT BENTON.
The gunboat Benton has been out Ona trial
trip this morning. She is very slow against
the current.
NATTERs AT ooLuNHUs
The St. Louis, Capt Paulding, arrived here
to night from Columbus. She reports every
thing quiet.
FRoE BLAND no 10.
Reports from Island No. 10 state that the
rebels have been reinforced, and are still for
tilying the Island.
TIN SITUATION AT EKW NADRD,
The latest advices from New Madrid, which
I have from an authentic source, are that
Gen. Pope, at the head of his forces, arrived
in the vicinity OF New Madrid on Monday
night and located an encampment about a
mile and half from the town. On Tuesday,
owing to the continued annoyance from the
rebel gunboats, be removed the camp to a
spot some two miles or more distant where
he has remained. Our troops hRrrsss the
enemy continually, giving them but little
peacs. On Thursday smart skirmish Oc-
CURED between the pickets, which resulted
in driving the rebels in. Our side lost two
men, belonging to an Indiana regiment, and
had two or three wounded. The rebels lost
about an equal number. The rebels have
about lO, 900 men there, bat ara constantly
being reinforced. They have six wooden
gunboats, including the Grampus, and an
iron-clad one. JEFF Thompson and his hun
dred bushWhsckers are in the place, having
been driven and forced to seek protection
from the activity Of our scouting parties
The place is as thoroughly fortified as is pos
sible in that low country, but cannot stand
an attack Of Commodore Foote's gunbOats
BRAVE oITIoER.
The gallant Lieut Colonel Ransom, Of the
llth Illinois, left yesterday to rejOin his CON-
mand, although he had to be carried upon Z
litter.
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SPEEIIL gAlTICES.
rrrnRa FEYER - aaua

Eil1as sz,ctlnaa, uodl, raoumskisml c1luVancsli
q " sssuus sistt edsCtioas of ths u3ln, e the ivsFu
efsha hustl iumorI, and al diaeas ahseh dultsoy
H uia hsss siNNys oHuibltc. upaa dinssstoa of IA
hods, sanbss q hard o. oonoet poinis either is
upno q ths orEans named Or IN tha oeod vuulsla,
ssnsiuts sVsu nuihiRE in he fsah, and again
81 daP1rltpa epau the uits q bone Aqv these LITTLE
hnrt snhstanoo. vonii nevsT orE a. Efundeth'I
fiis ssru ussd; thty wcnd b IurEud out Of ths
Hysitn End Yoau Of hsprT ne van.d oe ne sufsr-
ors ~ Instead of an early Always Purgo, but
asssf tlsed b ai.knes,
s. q. oarpsatsr Esd., of GocveneuF, Sc. LaVrunol
o., EsW YORK q yssrt Of aEs, layS b hkl usos Dr.
nFandrssA6 PHh ioF y soare, aiIslnisserud thsn
anrt . hil co4ch an WHO bad lever and aguss EaV1
arkt lhs day sltsr the eaill; eh aud evsr les
III QsIui asvsuight more ne usxt dAyi sad % every
olA1f 6rI until he chill and isvuE cd nOt return,
uhleh eas about 'ght DAYS iFom the hrst Astack-
~ BE ehul gsVe i5nr eEaFy otor daT f,r anoihgr ok,
uhal the uaan uas sntlFsly ru1sarcd hia usual
SD hoalth. A
Hsvss hinsolf sttsskedi tosk them IN ths same
Ms uaF ea3 Eas cursd in loss tine Haa esd No othsr
u.1lclas 10 - years. laund then aiVeyu roliHhie
fhsnasll and tauiily when tick has Ieco nrnencsd
l11 .s sdodfs With tas tast rc1nith and feell
oenaesltffat sgerI tlniiT would hafo lasEsr Az
ura fh1lilh % thsss Rils uore used in the placa
Is aiional aad ether huFiful ulrsnodiea. a-l'a
sola b A. earanss. ~ snperioE s,rSss, OlsYt
~ Ohla. and By ou rcsloStthls doaS-Sa D meai.
aee. 4et -ataA ,
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CIR READY EoE sPzIEG BUENEss.-HoE
important are the proper qualifications for
business at this time With the advance Of
the Union army win be the spread Of COM
meree. War is opening up new avenues to
trade and young men shOuld be ready to ill
places. Port Royal is good sits; the Cum
bsrland and Tennessee rivers sre open 70
tafic; Meanwhile extends once more vel
come hand, and soon the entire South will
be ready for the North.
A word TO the wise Is sufficient. GET
ready, young men Repair 10 Bryant
Folsom, strstton / FsltOn's Nercsntils Col
leee. Remember that Commercial knoWl'
edge rules the financial world. Business
follows the lead Of commercial principles
whilS they are invisible causes, under thu
guarantee Of intelligence, give form anS
shape to the concrete results Of coz"sTes.
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sTEs sWEBB FAnIT'E FAREFELL.--The
last aPpsa1snss Of The Webb Sisters vsS a
:. -ti5faetory one 70 all concerned. The
hon,., Ess cramned with delighted audi
sDS.v,''o testified their satisfaction BY con-
tiDosd sVplauss. BOqusttos, &C., were
thrown on tbs stage in prOfusion.
Whsrsvsr thGy 60 they viii carry with
tbsn The best wishes Of thsir numerous
49,. ,.ou.iptsuces. During their
Stsv here they hsve won the hssFts Of 81
Who have esms in contact with therd' eitnei
professionally or in private or business ca
| pacitY.
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Terrific Contest Between the
Ericsson and MeFrlmaeI
LIEUT.. WORDEN INJURED +!
Cannon ReeOEeFed at Columbus
CAPTURE OF REBELS IN MISSOURI
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsEIHGTOH, March 8.
Tie Presidents War Order No. has or
dered the army Of the Potomac to be divide
ed into eOTDlds Grmss, commanded as follows
1st corps consisting Of divisions, CON-
manded by Mcdowell; I'd, Of divisions,
by Gen. Sumner Sd, Of divisions, BY Gen.
HeintEleman, 4th, of 3 divisions, By Briga-
iier Gen. KeyeS 5th, Banks and Shields'
divisions; the late Lsnder's to be command
ed by Banks.
Capt. Bell Of Sd Pennsylvania Cavalry, ID
promoted to be Major of Sd Illinois CaVal.
~ in Hallecks department.
WAsHIEsFoN, March 81 P. n.
By telegraph from 1t. Monroe:
The Elicss0n arrived last night Early
this morning she was attacked by The MeF.
rimac, jamestown AMI Yorktown. After
Eve hours contest, they were beaten OF-thC
Merrimac in sinking condition.
The Stars and Stripes wave over Cockpit
Point About two o'clock to-day the rebels
begun burning their tents, and other prop
erty difficult Of removing They also burned
the steamer Page, and all other crafts in the
creek.
Our gnnboats opened FIRE on the batteries
At 3 o'clock, and at a landed and took pos.
5esslOl arH HsH.-
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BouxD OvEE.-Harry Harrison, the On
tario strss. burglar vas on Saturday bound
over By ;Esquirs Foljambs 70 the Court Of
Common Pleas; and hii bail on the burglary
indictment fxsd At $1,000 and on the larceny
iudiesnsnt 81 $3.50. or course he could fur
Sish no bail and has gone back 70 jsil. He
vin bo tried at the Nay tsEn.
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INCREASE OF THE REBEL
POTOMAC ARMY!
THE COUNCIL OF WAR |
Commanders Appointed by
the President !
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Lsadsr.I
YAaHInaron. Marnh (.

Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Lsader.l
WASHINGTON, March 4.
REORGANIZATION OF TIE ARNY OF TIE PoTo-
MAC.
As indicated days ago 1t is determined
to divide the Potomac army into I've eoFPs
de Grnss, to be commanded by Generals
Banks, Mcdowell, Sumner, Heintslsman
and Keyes. These are net the commanders
originally selected BY Gen. Mcclellan, who
formed the plsn before Scott resigned, but
who has said little about it since.
A sKIRNIsK AKAR FAIRFAX.
There was skirmishing yesterday be-
tween Gen. Summers pickets and the enc
my near Fairfax Station; one MississipPian
WIS shot through the head and killed.
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RAFTzRY oAPTuRRp.

Cockpit battery has been captured BY our
hotilla. The Stars and Stripes hoss over it
-Four rebel regiments, behind the guns with
the gunners, were driven of. Cockpit bat
terry was the worst on the river, and has fred
twelve thousand shots at our vessels and
camps of General HoOker's division opposite.
Hooker hAs recently tried Whitworth guns
aaid to carry seven miles, upon them with
excellent results.
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MORNING. LEADER,
MONDAY MORNING. MAROH o, IsG9..
NEW ADVERT rIsENRNTs.

BALDWIN, Dewitt = OO--hashinist wsEk.
HeWsr Hisses-silt Goods. 40.
OeWlus Oo-silvsr Plated Were.
Dsekahd 4 lslshAIt -sAuBk skins Wanted.
Keeh, Levi Mayer-Oountry RssidshOs TO Bent
O. J. Keglor-For Sale.
Ne. I5o FrosPsot ttrost-FoE sAis.
Gage Brucs-PsnsionS for widows, -.
CuyAhoga Temple No. 10 TsnpsTARes MEETING.
Rsttbsrs HauEmaan-EaleHmAn Vested.
q. D. Kendall C0-Prin;s, PrintaI
sunday School Union-LOeai Notice.
Bslhsl Churoh--Loeal Eoiics.
D. OrobauSh-Loeal NolOo,
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RR0lI WAaHINaHnN.
WAeHTraFor narob

" AIIIlIII-Il I-IIlII 3
General MsOlsllan received = diSDstc6
from Gen Wool dated 8 o'clock this even
ing, confirming the shove and stating Tat
he Minnesota had been got Of, and that ths
Agrimac Was driven 0f IN q sinking eondl .
lion toved b. the jamestown, yorktown
and other boats towards Norfolk, probably
% get her in dry dock.
A dispatch vas also received b. the Sec
retsry Of the Navy, from Assistsnt Secretary
Fox, sayi1g IN addinoa 70 The shove, that
the NerEimae retrsted but il 4 impossible %
ay whether injured or not
Lieut. Worden, Commander Of ths kaa-
itor was injured by esmest from The plot
house being driven into his eyes probably
not serious
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

as-The Price Of the MoESrso LEADER to news
agents is one Dollar and Fifty Cents per hun.
dred, and no deviation under any circumstance
The postage on the LEADzR, TO News Dealers,
4 sols-f0urth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer tha, persons renting post
sge stamps should send Us one and thrsS osnt In
stead OF larger denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

Eos THE FoETY FIEsT.-Lieul. E. A. Ford
Of the Forty-First Regiment arrived at the
American Saturday night. He returns to
his regiment, 3! Nashville. on Wednesday
next, and any letters for the regiment may
be left at the LEADER Counting Room, and
he win SOC that they reach their destination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

- One hundred and ssventy-fve doses
of AcOnite, Bell, NuE, or any other Home
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to dOse) sent BY mail in metallic
covered bags, 70 persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established I94e.
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TIE AxBusHED PARTY.

1t seems that Lieut.. Colonel Myers, who
was ambushed last week, allowed the rebels
to pass unmOlested his force, hidden behind
fences, but they were Afterwards less lenient
10 him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

Special to Cairo Tinse
Thirty cannon have already been found Ct
Columbus which were thrown away b. The
rebels IN eyacnatipg that place.
A detachment OF tbe Second Illinois Cav.
al returned frsm Bertrand to-day, bringing
several prisoners. Thsg report the country
stin infested with rowing bands of JsR
Thompson's marauders-
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ANBIDExTRouS PREsTIDIorFATIoN.-
son, at the Academy OF Music tonight, will
astOniSh the natives by his fests in the mag
ic art. He is unsurpassed in his line BY any
other performer. Go and 500 him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

FoR rHE 9SO REerMESr Mr.. Hickox, Of
Co. A, 2sd Ohio Regiment, will leave Cleve-
land, for the purpose of re-jOining his regi
msut ct Fayettsville, this evening. Any let
terS lsfs ss the LELDER Counting Room du-
ring the day will be forwarded by him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

ADDIsoN's ANERIoAN CENENT.-Having sold
and used nearly every kind Of Cement Of
fered TO the public, for several yesTh past, I
confidently assert that ADDIsoN's AxERIoAz
CEMENT is, for various household purposes,
ahead Of all competition, being good for
wood, marble, alabsster and many other
thingsss we'll as China, glass, and earthsn-
ware. For sale wholesale and retail by
". P. FoGe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

OElPfr's LHorURE.-The last lecture o.
the season will be delivered at the Aelo-
dson, Wednesday evening, BY Rev. E h.
Chaplin. The lecture We suppose is the
same one which he has been giving IN
nsighboring cities during the winter snti-
lied, "Ths People" and Of which the argu-
uaent bears on the present crisis in America.
The press:everyWhsre speak Of It as most
msstsrlT sf0rt Of oratory and logic, and all
agrss that he even out Chapins Chaplin in it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

The gallant Lieut Colonel Ransom, Of the
llth Illinois, left yesterday to rejOin his COM
mand, although he had to be carried upon a
litter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

Orr THs Tack The sleeping car Of the
Toledo train due here at $50 Saturday, was
thrown from the track Oy broken rail near
Clyde, slightly ipiurinE twoOr three pASssn-
gers, but none seriously, and dslsying the
train few hours. The damage to the car
were but small.
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RON VIRGTNfa.

CaARLEsToE, Va March 3.
The occupation Of Leesbusg By our forces
Is officially confirmed TIE enemy eVacua-
ted the town early on Friday morning, taking
al the supplies and baggage 70 Mld3lsburT.
It Is supposed the enemy have gone to Wia-
chester.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

AEEIEEB II EEED. TKT II. = y
er1 D. Evsssfs IEFALLIBLE LINIMENT p pre-
80 rs-ssga thF reaips Of ID. stsphsn sTsa d Con-
ueotcuf ths great b0ns setter, and has 6sob llsd
d Al rrsrti1e f5r The iast tWsuty yuasa with ehs
ino.t astsuishiag Euccs1l, A. an ezternal ronsdy
1i j. u.ttert rival and VII alleviate pain mere
psS1s ttsn szy ctaef rlt5azetion. FOR alIIheu-
> f&ssf-rrl Ntrtoas Disorders it e truly lhtiEihs,
snias6 ea1ast6 ldr s1rsl. Nounsus sBrainH, Bruis-
A. ~ sonthine. . eslinE and PoEurfulS tEpugth-
s q M rrsDst lis5, excite ths ulf voudsF und -
esiisdir Il Of Z Eho haze ever given = triAL-
AN esss iuE as1essa sslis.;os q Es.aa a5ls ssF..
fsirt.ss strusr 1 ,lstrolg, Agsnts for lOlefe-
80 5. 4 declluIisogsaau slss5
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PRQEI WAsHInaroN.

HAsHlHQToH, March 3.
Gen. Hooker reports Ell ths snsuy's bat
teFies In front OF his line ahandonsd and the
guns SPiksd--soms valuable piacss among
hem. This virtually opens tho Potomac
AID raises the quasi -bloekAds. The above is
dated Budd's Ferry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

~ The annual meeting Of the Trustees,
Directors, and friends Of the Orphan Asy-
lum viii take place on Tuesday evening,
March 1lIh, at Z o'clock, in the basement of
the Second Presbyterian Church. All who
are interested in the welfare Of this Insti-
tuition are requested to attend.
mars:S7s By order of the Board.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
PROM NRW YORK.

NV YoRE. March 9.
The Tribuns's It. Monroe special states
that the Cumberland had crew Of 500, and
that nearly half are lost A negro who
swan ashore reports the Lost Ct about one
hundred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

~ Sunday School Union Concert this
evening in the I'd Presbyterian Church at
7 o'clock. Rev. ". F. Paddock will ad-
dress the meeting. Mr.. Dunbar Of Cincin-
natl, will sing with the children at half
past 8.
March 10Th, Is62s7s.
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EDIAE AFFATRs.

Commissioner of Indian affairs Dole, has
returned from Kansas and Nebraska. The
Indian chiefs there offered the services OF
their braves in large numbers which he, in
consequence Of orders from his supsriOrs,
was obliged to decline. BE says the Indians
have q strong attachment to the Union and
are anxious to take the field, notwithstand-
ing the deplOrabls condition of 5000 to 5000
who, fleeing from the Cherokee country, had
taken refuge in lower Kansas.
TIE AxBUsHED PARTY.
It seems that Lieut.. Colonel Myers, who
was ambushed last week, allowed the rebels
to pass unmolested his force, hidden behind
fences, but they were Afterwards less lenient
TO him.
TIE REBEL ARNY OF TIE POTOMAC.
The rebels are believed to be increasing
their numbers on the Potomac. Intercepted
letters from the Carolinas and Georgia say
that large numbers had lately arrived, COM
ing 70 REINFORCE Ine nan assas aflly Aatsly
the rebels have greatly strengthened their
army on the Lower Potomac.
THE WKsTERH VICTORIES.
Senator Grimes viii shortly introduce a
resolution giving the thanks Of Congress to
flag officer Foote. In supporting it be viii
give western sailors their due, and shoW the
value Of the navy to the country.
TIE DIVISION COMMANDS.
The FIVE commanders the Corps OAR
mess, appointed by seniority rank over theil
Division Generals, are MsjOr General Banks,
Bhgadiers Ofregulsr army, Sumner and Me-
DOwen, Brigadiers Of volunteers, Keys and
HeinIEIemAn. The division into corps and
selection of Commanders was made by the
President and not known to NeClel-
Ian till determined upon. The FIVE form 8
council of war. Itisrumored that HsintEle-
man is to be Major General.
GENERAL RICHARDSON.
The Chronicle to day says, Vim. A. Rich
ardson will decline Brigsdier GenerashiP
retaining his seat in the House and being {
candidate for reelection.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

GRAM N sroRE II TIE PHIEcrPtL WEsT-
nE LAKE PoRTs.-The accumulations of
grain vt the several ports on Lake Michigan
and n, upper end of Lake Erie are largely
in e1Oes Of any previous year. On the lst
inst. thore was reported in store at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

PEnBoH2E.--AmonS the guests at the An
gisr Yesterday, vere Hon. Frank Granger,
f,rmerly Post Master General, and his
brotber, Gen. John A. Granger, Of Cansn-
dsieus, n. T.; TiltOn, Of the Western Rail
road. Springfield, MssS.i John ". Osborn,
Of The ssndusky & Dayton Railroad, Day
ION. and John Gardiner, President olevS-
and and Toledo Railroad, EOrWalk.