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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26
TELEGRAPHTC.
THE FIGHT At NEW ORLEANS |
BOMBARDMENT OF FORT JACK.
SONl
Federal CannOnadIng Terrible.
Camp Chase Discussion In
Congress
AFFAIRS At YORKTOWN !
LEE IN COMMAND OF REBELSI
NORFOLK FEARS AN ATTACK (!
From General Banks Column.
AFFAIRS At YORKTOWN |!
LEE IN COMMAND OF REBELS!
NORFOLK FEARS AN ATTACK I
From General Banks Column.
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHBGTOE April 25.
Commodore Foote, owing to the wound re-
ceiVed In the battle of Fort Henry, has asked to
be relieved Of his command of the western feet
but the Department has, IL Is understood, ordered
Capt. Chas. h. Davis to repair TO the squad
ron as the second in command thus relieving him
Of much Of the physical labor Of his responsible
position.
In addition to what has heretofore been assert
ed IN contradiction of the false statements OF the
Richmond papers, there is good authority for
stating that Count Mercier, the French Minister,
had no official communication whatever with the
Southern authorities.
The report that Lord Lyons had gone to Rich
mOnd, or l. going, is as untrue as the recent m.
founded rumors of changes in the cabinet.
The Navy Department Is quietly though efi-
ciently at work incTeasing means for the national
defence. The Atlantic Works and Harris LOring
Of Boston, have been awarded contracts for build
ing iron clad vessels under the recent law.
The Senate to-day in Executive session con
frmed the nomination Of Geo. CadWallader Of
"a, and Geo. h Thomas of Va, as Major Gene
rails, and COlonels Alfred II. Terry of Conn.
Miles S. Haskell of Ind John ". Geary of Pa,
and Majors Henry W. Vessels of the Sixth in
fantTy, Samuel W. Crawford OF the Thirteenth
Infantry, and Leonard 7. Ross Of Ind, as Brig
adler Generals of Volunteers.
Brig. Gems. J. W Ripley to be Chief Of Ord
nance, and Wm- A. Hammond as Surgeon Gen
eral, with the rank of BTigadier General, also
Charles J. Garnett as Assistant Quartermaster,
and Harvey A. Smith of Kansas, as CommissaTy
Ofsubsistance.
The Senate, it is said, rejected Nathan Reeve
as a QuarteTmaster, and the following as Briga-
der Generals, John COchrane, II. 81. Lockwood.
Chas. f. Clarke and Chas. Dana.
JnO. I'undel of Tennessee was confirmed as
United States AttOrny for the middle district Of
that State.
Owing TO a Misrepresentation which caused the
rejection IF Daniel Z. Sickles, the President to-
day re-nominated him to be q Brigadier General.
The prospect Of his confirmation is favorable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

THE THEATER.-Every seat in the Aead-
envy Of Music was occupied last evening, on
the occasion Of the benefit Of Miss st. Clair
and the first appearance Of Mr.. Chas. Bar
res. The programme was q most excellent
one, two Of the plays being entirely new to
Clsveland-One, HThe HypOchOndriac," in
which Mr.. Barras sustained the character Of
the unfortunate victim of that lamentable
disorder, certsinly the most laughable pro-
ductioD Of the low comedy order we have
ever listened to. It was written BY Mr..
Barras, and does credit to his perception Of
the character Of the affection it represents,
and stamps him as ''a man OF infinite jest,
Of most exeellent fancy" Another very
acceptable bill is to be presented this even
ing, Of which ''Fhe HypOchOndriac" forms
part.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April25.
The Newbern Progress of the 18th, says that
ten days before Burnside captured NeWberne,
some 100 men assembled in Iredill county, west
Of Raleigh, and hOisted the Stars and Stripes
A force was sent from iron NeWbern to reduce
them, about twelve were killed
1t Is reported that ninety rebel cavalry were
captured at Newport, including Colonel
memnoial to Congress, proposing the rising Of
SIS 900 900 by taxation, as follows:
All les of goods and merchandise and other
property at retail and wholesale, tax Of one
per cent, yielding, your memOrialists believe,
the annual sum of Sis 900 900 from the tariff
The sum of $50 OO0, 900 from an excise or tax on
cotton Of 2 cents per pound; S24 900 900 from ex
else or tax on tobacco of 20 cents per pound; $50
600 900 from an excise or tax on whisky, OF other
liquors of 25 cents per gallon; SIS 900 900 from
excise on malt liquors of cents per gallon; So
900 900 from a direct tax on resi- aud personal
property of IS 900 900. Total s264 900 ,OOO
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A Card to our Au1Illnriss.
SOLDIERs' AID Rooms,
CLEVKLAHD, April "A, 1852. /


CLEvELLHp, April "A, 1852.
The experience Of the last two weeks has
compelled ua to request our Auxiliary sOci-
etiss 70 observe in future, with all possible
strictness, the following rules with regard to
their contributions sent TO the care Of the
Cleveland Society.
No more concentrated chicken, however
carefully prepared, must be sent to these
roornB. With few rare exceptions, all that
has been received since the weather became
warmer, has been utterly unfit for use, and
has caused great trouble and expense in re-
pairing the injuries done to clothing and
bedding.
The chances Of any preparation Of chicken
at this season arriving ct Nashville in astate
Of preservation, are extremely email. We
must also. request that no cans, jugs. jars,
tumblers or bowls Of fruit, pickles, syrup,
etc, be packed in boxes containing clothing
or bedding. All such articles should be
carefully sent in boxes By themselves, and
whsreit is possible, cans should Be employ
cd in prsfsrsnes 70 stone or sarthsnware.
We are. sure our ever kind and generous
frisnds Of sister BOeietiss wiz appreciate the
spirit which prompts this request. We know
/ fhey are snxiouS 70 have their carefully.
given offerings put 70 the best use, and t,
enable us to accomplish this We must Civ
the benefit Of our experience as to the mos
surs method Of preparing stores destined t
carry comfort and ease into many hOSPita
at the South. We should, indeed, be IN
faithful stewards II We neglected to point ou
the best way 70 preserve to the loyal soldis
the Injuries prepared Tor hil comfort By tn
loving and loyal women at his home.
SoLDnRs' AID BooInFT.
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THR CITY

BoEb RosBIRY.-Yesterday forenoon,
three scoundrels entered the store Of Mr.. L.
Fibbsts, corner Of Pearl and Lorain streets,
". s., apparently with the intention to
purchase. Two Of them engaged the at
tsntion Of the clerk in a remote part Of the
store, where they examined and priced
some articles, while the third got behind
the counter and took frsm the mOney-draw-
er Sla, most Of It in bills, and quickly fed.
Upon looking into the drawer shortly after,
and discovering the theft, the clerk went in
pursuit Of the culprit, and alter an animated
run, succeeded in overhauling him in "Irish-
.toWn," and arresting him, placed him in
ths custody Of a policeman, Who lodged him
in the station house. During the chase,
the thief threw sWay the money, but upon
being arrested, told the clerk where he could
ind it, and e was accordingly recovered
The fellow claimed to be recently from
Rochester, NY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

THn LAST CEAEon.-RObert Heller, the
{" Prince Of Illusionists," originator Of the
''sooond Sight" mystery, and accomplished
pianist, win give his last entertainment at
BrainaFd'S Han this evening, when he pro-
poses to introduce = programme Of Presti-
digitatiOR never before presented 10 the
Cleveland public, with yet another phase
Of the mystery Of " Second Sight," and .
brilliant piano forte m0lango. For the Oon-
yenienoe Of family parties and the Juvenile
portion Of the community, there will be >
cay Performance commencing at half-past
tWOs upon which occasion the price Of ad-
mission has been placed for adults at Is
OentS, and children Is cents. Here is a
chance for ladies 10 attend without an es-
cOrt, and It will bs the last to witness the
feais ofths most accomplished magician of
the sge, and listen to oneOf the most finish
ed musicians that has visited the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

CAsn IN ADuRALTY.-The case Of Alonso
Evsnsvs. the schooner John F. Warner, and
I. P. Handy, for damags to the canal boat
Hyeatl, which was run into and sunk By the
Warner on the Ilth Of November 1851, in
Buffalo Greek. was determined on the slh,
AGAINST the IibsIIant, in the United States
District Court for the Southern District Of n.
E.ZEslI, Justics. The evidence proved
that the Warner hsd been out in storm
during the night, and while coming into the
creek next morning under heavy gale,
carried away the stern Of the MYgatt. The
canal boat lay with stern extending out into
.fhe creek, and no effort was made TO haul
her into safe quarters. The Justice held
shat under the circumstances the master Of
the canal boat was bound TO exercise ertra-
,-.ls-,,.,f ,-fo;la,es
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8UsIEEss EOFI0Es

ANEW THING AND GOOD THEe.-Best Dan
deliOn Coffee is manufactured by P. J. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, N. Y. The
DandeliOn Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the "breakfast
table" Itis in flavor equal to "Old Jaws" /"
but has less of the narcotic stimulating ef-
fects and costs full two-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, lS2, Ontario Street, wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. sps:SS6
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEE YORK, April Is.
Reliable information places Gen Lee IN com
mand Of the rebels At Yorktown. Johnston did
not remain.
All rebel stores, ammunition, baggage, &c.
have been moved three miles to The rsar 81 YORK.
town.
Contrabands say the rebels had nearly two
hundred killed and wounded in the recent affair
at Lees MIL
A gang Of three thousand negroes, who were
AZ WORK on dam, had 3 dozen Killed, and were
stampeded BY our shells, and had to Be forced
back with bayOnets
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

ANNTvEEsART sERvIoEs.-The Orange
Street Bible Christian Mission 8. s. Ami
versarY viii take place ID. W on Sunday
the 27th inst, at o'clock P. M, when an
address viii be delivered by Mr.. G. W.Whit-
ney to the school and friends. A collection
viii be taken up for the benefit of the
school, and on the following Thursday tea
party viii be provided for the children at 3
o'clock, and for the friends ct o'clock P.
NJ, after which there will be recitations and
singing BY the children to enliven the Oe-
casiOn. An friendly to Sunday Schools are
kindly invited to be present. Tickets IS
cents. % be had ct the door.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

A EEW MUSICAL CONPOsITIoE.-We have
received from Messrs. Blodgstt & Bradford q
" Grand POlonaise," com posed by Alfred 81.
Pease, the we'll known Cleveland pianist,
and published by Messrs. B. 4 B. Il is ded-
icated 70 Miss Mary @. Seymour Of this city,
graceful compliment TO lady Of high mu-
sical sttainments. The com position, We are
told, is fully equal to any previous work OF
Mr.. PeGse; and while its scope makes it
available for performers Of ordinary eapabil-
tiles, it will be found embodying much that
is eslcalsted TO delight the thoroughly dis
eiplined musician. It may be purchased at
the Music Store Of Messes Blodgett 4 Brad
ford.-Bllfalo IOWTier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

~We notice that Messrs. Coates 4 Bran
Icy, proprietOrs OF the New England Hotel,
have purchased a new omnibus, to run in
connection with their other carriages 10 and
from the trains aud boats to their Hotel.
This is one of the best houses iE the city, at
one dollar per day. The prOprielOrs spare
no pains to make it agreeable 10 their guests.
We would further observe that passengers
and baggage are carried to and from the
trains free of charge. ap24-SES4s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

Gikfs GaoRzRs' AssootAEoH.-Ths AhsO-
oistion Of Grape Growers hold their regular
lsmi-mOnthly meeting to-day at 2 o'clock
P. H., IN ths vacant siOrs nezl door 70 Eli
Ott 4 %. These meetings are becoming
more and more interesting, and the infor-
melton they bring out is very valuable 10
ell lhose in, or about 70 De engaged in, the
pursuit.
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RRnMnAIRn

CATRO, April Is.
Steamers Belle Of Memphis and dChoctoW, from Pitts
burg Thursday morning, arrived last night They
were fired into thirty fvs miles below Httsburg By
q band Of gusrillas from behind dwellings the
left bank Of the Tennessee river. The ChoclaE re-
ceivsd seven shsts, her mate being He'd Ths Belle
Of Memphis received u shots, mortally Wounding
one negro boy aboaId.
The roads at Pittsburg we're improving. SEiTmish-
ing between the pickets continues.
The river here Is still rising The lower Missis-
sppi Is fearfuily oveFdOWed, causing the greatest
loss Of property ever known.
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PROW CHICAGO.

Special to Times from Cairo:
Passengers by the Belle Memphis say that at
savannah they heard heavy firing In the direo-
ton of Pittsburg. The cannOnading vas brisk,
gradually growing louder, being heard for some
mfies this side Of Savannah 1t 3 the belief that
a general engagement had been brought on, and
e strengthened BY the fact that on wednesday
siguiHcant preparations were made BY Gen. Hal
leck for attack
Our Runboats on the Tennessee had effected
paseaEe ofer Muscle Shoals, and penetrated a. far
as Huntsville, Ala, where they captured guam
tity of rebel cOmmissary stores.
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The RappahannOck Expedition.
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IRON FOnT mONRsR.

n, H. \, s.--,- FORT AoHEOE, April -.
The Norfolk Day Book Of fbls u,o-,f,g -, &,
telegram from New Ofleans dafed qSf i11f
from which the following informstio1 Z 90
tanned:
Inere mas 1een heavy and continued BON
bardment at Fort Jaclr8on all might ItVas 1fiII
progressing. The rebels In the Fort reuresent
themselves still cheerful, with an abiding faIth
in ultimate success. TIew state that they are
making repairs as best .ae can Their barbetts
guns were stin In working order, though most Of
them had been disabled a tines. They assert
that We have fred % OOo Is inch sheIls, Of which
1000 fell in the fort. They think that our ammu-
milton must soon become exhausted but assert
that they can stand Il as long as We can.
JOHN TUCKER,
Assistant Secretary Of War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

CLEADL Coal On.-Ar. VIM. Watson of
this city, it viii be Ssen By advertisement,
on second page, has succeeded erfeetly in
refining the Canada Carbon oil. Efforts
have been made for many mOnthstO prepare
this oil for burning purposes, and Mr.. Wat
son is the first and only man who has sue
eeeded. The quality of the oil is said to be
very superior.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

LosF.-Bolweon Marchand's millinery
store and the Railroad depot, II Lady's Black
Rstioule, containing from ten To twenty dol
lars in cash, and blue silk net, collar,
kloves, s,hAndkerchief,an aud some other articles.
The finder will be literally reWsi ded by
leaving i. at this Office. ap25;3s5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

HEADQUARTERS DEPAETNRET OF Va
April q, 1852.
To Hon. F. II. Stanton, Sec'y OF War,
Assistant Surgeon Warren, unconditionallY
released, with seFentsen prisoners and foar at
tendants, arrived this evening from Norfolk.
They were all wounded and lei on the field in
ths affair Of South Mills. The troops Of the Uni
ted States consisted Of 8 900 men under command
OF Gen. Reno. The surgeon says the rebels re
ported only Georgia regiment and three pieces
Of artillery as being used in the engagement
The Norfolk Day Book reports 8 heavy bonn
bardment of Fort Jackson on the Mississippi NV
er MAJOR General LoVett is represented as say
ING II was terrific 1t was still continued ct the
latest adVices. (Signedl
JOHN E. WOOL, Mai Gen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

TERR1BLE TRksEDT II BUTFALo'-A
55ths'ul tragedy occurred in Buffalo at an
saTlv ho0r on Thursdsy morning, French
nan named Msnard, either By accident or
ds.ispedly, shooting his wife, the contents
of ~ s-un entering her head, completely
blowing "a one side, aud resulting in in
stsnt death. From the explanation given
BY the man of the sad occurrences, which the
papers sag was s. .'ysightforWsrd and ePPar-
emily honest, It wUl' appear that twas not
dasigned.
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Successor to Fuller 1 Co.

- One hundred and ssventy-hve doses
of Aconite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
psthic Medicine, pure and fresh, (sllOwiDg
ten pills to 8 dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered baga, TO persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio
Established 1S49.
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IRON sF. LOUTs-

81 boUIss April 25,
An order has been Issued for the release Of Col
5ennison from the military prison, be giving bond
II SJOJO 70 appear and answer to whatever charges
may De preferred q ainst him. The particular ofnss
which led to Jennison's arrest has not been made
pubic, but Is Is presumed all the facts will shortly
Dc forthcoming. JsnnisOn, on being arrested imme-
dlately resigned bis p0litIon In the srmy
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FROnI BANKS, DIVISION.

Nav MARKET, April a.
To Hon E. NJ Stanton, Sec'y of War:
Our advance guard, Col. Donnelly command
ing, took three prisoners to-day, at point nine
miles beyond Harrisonburg. One Of them says
he belonged to company B of the Tenth Virgins
Infantry. This regiment has been on the Kappa
hammock. The prisoner says the regiment joined
Jackson at his present location near Stannarda-
Vile. from CuIpepper. y. 2. BANKS.
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FROm WAsHiNGTON.


Special to N. 7. Post:
II Is reported here that the Rebels q Norfolk.
fearing an ettack upon the city, have obstructsd
the channel OF Elizlbeth river with Fesala
which are 70 be SUNK on the approach Of our gun.
HeTerdy johnson has written letter In which
ne attempts TO prove the unconstitutionslify Of
the act passed By Congress for the abolition Of
slavery IN the District
Point
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

A HERALD COERRPONDEzT.-The Louis
vile JOurnalSays; "a person wrote from
here TO the Cleveland Herald last week that
Louisville was The diriiest city be ever saw.
he should have sdded that he himself was
the dirtiest fellow in Il"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

This House d now open Tor the FeesVt Of Guess
and the Travelling Public generally.
Il lie convenient 20 the Dspota, In the centre Of
buaines1 and easy Of access IN every Way.
~ strangers viii mad it quist House at the very
low prioo Of ONE DOELAk per day
q. BiBCH 90,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

- Rev. D. Bacon, of Pittsburg, will
preach in the morning at 1O1l O'Clock, and
in the evening at O'Clock, tomorrow, Sab
bath, in the upper room of HOffman'S Block
opposite the Post Office.
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aRW ADFERTIsRMENTs

JOha Elliiss-Aeadsmy q Auaie.
ny.rost 4 WR.on-hocal Eoaies.
Inshan 4 BAEs-NuEio.
n Garruflon-For La1a Sapsri0r.
Jchn uolahal-HaT Plsu1 ior salo-
Rsttbars 4 RauInaln.~Laea BleFes.
Lewis ". Ford Masia'E sale,
Rhomns Eaaning-Nashlniat.
Oanada O1af on
Aaros MsfshaEt-Execuior'a hotioa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

PERsoEAL.-The Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, Of
Philadelphia, formerly Of this city, deliver
ed q lecture in that city on Monday night
,0n HThe InterpOsitiOn Of God for the Saliva
ton Of the Nation in this Crisis. % The Press,
in announcing It, said;
The delivery Of this lecture g short time
,Siuee crealed q sensation, and Was regarded
,bT those who heard Is ss one Of the most
powerful discOurses that the war has yei
elicited
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

S8- Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, at
liz Bank street, Please call and see before
making your purchases.
apl.S89 ]. MAsURT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

PooEEF PIcKlD.-Yesterdsy morning
lady had her pocket picked, while standing
A onso Of the delivery windows Of the Post
once, Of her port mOnaie containing $40
1Sl and some small change, amounting to
nearly dollar more. She had opened
sasr she was shout to mail, to sdd some
hing to il, sud while engaged in this the
rObbsry was Perpsirsted, her pocket having
bssn turned inside ont. A number Of sim
ilsr outrages upon ladies at the PostOfioe
have been noticed within the past three OF
four months, and many have occurred, We
are orsdibly informed, that have not been
made public. The Postmaster and employ
,ss Of The Omee have been vigilant in their
sHors 20 detect the offenders, but as yet
riihout success, No effort viii be spared to
protect the public from these Outrages.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

~Merehsnts in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail TO call at 2l5
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and beat styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April 2. E. ". PECK,
Successor to Fuller 4 Co,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

- Rev. J. ". Torrance will preach in
the United Presbyterian Church, Sabbath,
April 27lh, ct half past ten a. \. and at three
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

- For froIh Homeopathic Medicines
In Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call 81 HAn'G, II Public Square
auTB-Rll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

~ Late papers can be found at Bakers
opposite the Post Office The Weekly Times,
Tribune, Herald and World, Independent,
n. Y. Weekly, BOstOn Pilot, all for this
week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

- Ths price Of the MoEEHa LEADER 70 neWS
Agents 3 Oas Dollar and Etfty Cent? per hun
iFed, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADHK, 70 EsW DealsFs
e fourth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
ugs stamps should ssnd Us one and three cant IN
Vtsad Of larger denominations.
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RR0M OAIRn.

CAIRO, April 2t.
The steamer Tyler from the Tennessee river has
arrived She repors that the heavy firing pro
ceed ed from sharp skirmish with the enemy
yesterday morning No particulars gwen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

H. Frank Lsslie's Illustrated, Harper's
Weskly, and slI he late German papers for
this week, received at Bakers, opposite the
Post Office.
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sTEARIRR snNK

GALLIPoLIs, April Is.
Inc Government steamer Eunics was run into bv
the Commodore Perry on bland, Kentucky, Last
night, and was sunk. The boat Is . fetal loss No
lives lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

~ There viii be.religiOus service, with
selections Eom Dr.. Ohspin's sermons, in the
upper room Of Hoffman's Block at O'Clock
on sabbath afternoon.