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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
Posi- OFFICE TIMETABLE.

GUNNER ARRANGKME TT e
- "a arrival aud clo ing Of the nails 81 tbs
! vela q Poat Noe.
EAsTEEN NAT Sa'lY for BI6do, PostOB, Yes
UaH WAT Daily iOT Bun.lo, B-s %, sss
Work, arri - IS n. So n closes S:Oo n 40
i-irrsHunaa Wy, daTIv, 'or PhiIadsI5hla. Balti-
dssGillan sfPu snViiisi o = u z Z. aTTiT@a > ,
TasSogSE rrTsI5ras. PhraasIrhia, BaltImofr,
WaghinE-O' Trtvss 80 m Gl6 pm.
CHG aEATr Az, olu uhua lndtsu -pali9s
ftuis, ouiBViVo NashViia and Iairos arri - ir
TaSoUaa CIsc,SNAqT. OoIumsus, India apolls
e. uis, hSahVhle an cairo, s'riV's 80 M
HksTERH Wy, Toledo ChIcaso snd Datroi'
s.ly rives - NJ closes ie.q N -. a.
fHsOusH WIS ERH, olerO. hf ago and Der IT.
daily, ives ~ M q sna so N
cEADUaEI WAY. EiYria "a n. rtheTl Division, aF-
s. HoNISa WsE, warren and Young oEn, ar
IIBIsA y AT, daily arrives 800 a. closes 90
RocEPoRT, Dover. shsmsld Worth idsevills,
A. 'iVss snd clos n Tnsseay, THURSDAY and
ssiuraaY 81 l2.oo m
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sH1noS CzETES. a-a1gor, Hinck'ey. North Ror. p.
st D. q ave- fuesCa 3 and ratuF ays q ilQQ q n;
NARRaNsYILL1, dailg, a'rlVe1 iGl3 . ~ elesel
As ULzvELAsD snd Euelia, daily, arrives s:Oo 8
,ins Of istTf5ation Of mails roady foE dsllvsrg >
aEqsll5 ons hour later than the tine q sEfival
Nail snd Drop Letters srs required By laE 10 b,
An Iis' Oirculsrs are rsQul ed % b PREPAID VIA
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ATTErRrED ARsoE.--Abouf eight O'Clock
ssardAy evening fire was discovered in
shsd a. the yard Of the OalifoFnia House, on
PssrI street, West Side, built for stabliDg
purposes, and upon parties going to the shed
II gss found that large quantity Of shaw
ines had been placed there and AFed. The
a6nss we're quenched with few buckets Of
water. A little previous to the appearance
Of the hre q couple Of boys were seen to 60
away from the shed and there is no doubt
that they soliecist the -shsTings there and
eel them on fre. The police were in search
for them Saturday evening, with what sue
cess We old not lesTn. The timely discovery
-0f the are prevented destructive cOnhsgra-
aen, as the shed is situated between and
within 3 few feet Of the House and barn,
which are again in olsse proximity to seve-
Eal old frame houses, all Of which must have
fallen q ready prey to the flames. There are
. great number Of fvery bad boys BWarming
our Streets, who need 10 be cared for in some
way to keep them from mischief, We se'
many daily who would be capital subjects
fos the Reform Farm, and respectfully sug.
gsst to the authorities the propriety Of Look
ing e them.
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THR CITY.

AEafqHnsARY o. RHE AATgIoWnR sanBEFn
oSEooL.=F Yesterday being the second Sunday
h Nay, he Msyfower Mission Sunday
School had lie Annual Anniversary. From
che ofioial reports, the following faOta Of In
os7ssi IN rslasiou 70 ths condition Of tie
sohool afs obiainsds Thssehool has 81 pras-
est forty olsasss, with I've hundred and
eleven scholars enrolled. The average at
tsudanos during The Paat year has not been
- large ss the year previous, haTing been
ealy two hundred and twenty-five, There
haVs boon distsibUted over six thousand
sabbath School papers during ths year. IN
f0rmer years the school has contributed TO
ths Home Mission cause from hfy 10 sew
enty-Hve dollars, but in Deosmber last the
1raasury wss broken into, and from twenty
Ave- 70 thirty dollars-au Il oontaiDsd-ab-
utFaoted, Hinos Whieh The school has bssz
eomeVhst disheaEtened, and very littls has
been conhI6uted. The school has lsst dur
Ing the year three scholars by dsath. -Four
Or ave scholars have during she year CON-
Aitlsd several thousand versss, and not
fsN from ave 70 ten HUNDRED. Several have
also been present every Sabbath during the
gear. AftsT the Felding Of the reports, Rev.
AEs. Little, forD4srly Of this city bat now Of
Niebigans NJ. Z. P. Ingsraon Of this city,
and Prof. ssylor Of Cincinnati, made few
Wsll-tlD1ed remarks, which we're listened to
We great interest. The singing Of the
scholars may be justly termed excellent. A
Ans piano has been secured, and steady |
improvement in music is percePtibls.
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FROM OHIuAGo.

CHICAGO may -.
Special Cairo to Tribune.
Intelligence from Paducah says biot had been
discovered on the part Of the secession re-ldentl
there TO hand the town over to the rebels. Steps
have been taken 70 punish the eOnspiratOFs- For
several weeks past they have nightly met, sixty
In number. In 4 large han In that city. But for
Information given By one Of their number, the
plot wOHld have been cOnsummated within an
other week. The military force there has been
largely increased, and every preeautioR taken TO
guard against surprise. The large sixty -four
pounders Jon the embankmentE around the Ma
Tile Hospital are turned upon the town, TO BE-
used in case of an outbreak.
Special Cairo 70 Times:
The @ ntinental from Pittsburg, has arriV ed.
Thursday morning Gen. Halleck, at the head OF
9 900 cavalry and infantry and several batteries
ofart1llerT made reconnaissance for the pur-
pose Of as1eTtainiDg the position Of the enemy.
At the time the Continental left, the expedition
had not returned. Our lines have been extended
80 that our advance piokets now occupy the
ground lately held By the rebels. The enemy
plcksts are posted IN COrinth, within ride range
Of our own pickets-
Special TO Tribune
Beauregard has Issued proclamation stating
that the Federal forces virtually had possession
Of the Mississippi, and ordered all forces sent 10
Corinth and that all the cotton, sugar and mo-
lasses be destroyed, which order Was being
Obeyed.
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FROW OATRn.

OAIAu. Wv 70.
The Steamer Re. from Pitts' urE Landing vr.tsr
daR ?. ~. has aFriVnd. she Faparts that ana hHs.
afi ~ cur cavalry. Eh''a renon eiirTiuE Hr-fa -.
laif V'nE m ThursdaY nlghf. were surprised ~ "a
neFinr fnroa n rphsls and rap.ur-d
A rnfnene f-nm Warnnhis rpnarts that q Iarrs nun.
~ ~ r. ops had arFignd A. Ven hfs fnl, arsans
nd TaLas nd Varp immedIafnlv sent ~ Cnrtnfh
The Prov q Marshll ~ Mpmrhis camnrneed blFn.
Ing the cOtihn ea-iv n vs-k Most o. the sursr
and TnHiassaa Was fhrngu into fhe river
me rehei Government hes selE large an mt -
properly ana sent Il b 0olumhus, Nisl ans prised
% nav 'or e three months aar ihe treaty of paana
With the United ststss
Jsh Fhnmpson. is scourinR the country ar und
oct.
IassrtHfa from BssuTeFhrd's ar nv rsnnrt the troors
days.
All the iniautFy which hsgs ben stationed af Folt
right has hsau sent Corinsh
m Der Of eifiEans IN Memnhia hsvs haan I'm
prsoned ior expressing dnuhts a. 70 fp .ncos ~ h
ssoeilinn. fhouSands Remained hut nun h-rs nf rsb
q EypathizaTs leaving r the Interior II sntf
rtpation OF ths arrival Of the federal dsst.
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2. P, sEuH.-Thm to0undrel viii start
to-day, in charge Of Lieut.. CokelY, for Prov
ldsRes, r. /, where he viii be delivered
ever % The Unitsd States military authori-
aiost5 - tgisd for dessrtiOD. he viii prob
ally not come 70 trial for ths osher crimes
Wfth which be is ohsI ged-stsaling the
money Of soldlsrs' families entrusted to ais
care, and Eobbing the father Of girl to
whom he was paying his addresses, Of a
Wstsh, and hsE little sister Of some Sl4 In
money that she had patiently aooumulated
-ss It is mere than likely he viii suffsr
death upon the fret ehsrRe-this being his
second ofense, snd he most fatal that q
soldier csn be guilty Of in time Of war. He
eOpfsaaea TO having appropriated to his own
use the money entrusted 70 his care by his
eonrldss n the 2nd R. I. Regiment, but
rsfuses to tell TO what smount. Whsisysrihs
S1m was, he has spent it all, and probably
aooumulalsd many debts besides, for from
What We can lssrn, his 0ourse has been fast
ons since he got he money in his posses
aion. Prem his appearance there can be
bat little dOubt that he is BY prediction a
thief, but 90 arrhnt fool is he that every
step ne has taken hss led toward his appre-
hsasion. he is about tWsnty-throe years Of
ags, and has 3 wife and one or two children
living st Mi6dleioWn, Connecticut
Lisut, Coksly requests US 70 tender his
thanks, in behalf Of Lisut.-GOTsTnOr Ar
mold Of Rhode Island, 70 ths Marshal Of
Cleveland FOR his assistance IN arresting
Bmish and to sssUrS that officer Of his con-
sinaed grGtitade. ~ w. =
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FROm tnnr..


ooFro5pcndsnos g. Louia paunoo-af;
BATEgvILIE Ark, NAY A.
rms Uninn feeling which along the roufs 70 thii
nieos ms haeu Et low shh has dlspa 81 lfsslf IN
10. Rrltiging manner 5inc> the arrival Of aensral
luf1l5 afmy hera. Men ffom snrrnlnding towns
" e.iy eHming IN and aEoginR themssigEa on ~
- oi tne Old 0ngernmont. The dHy W. Faachaf
h.,a tnirtV uian came in frura disauea % fwpnfv
iniel = oon0Tafulats on o1r arTivsi LsFFs num-
hers ~ saossaianisiH are vnunfsrilv 0rnlnv f-1r5
anh faking the oath OF alagisnca stating thsf fbs
Southern COnisdarary i8 dsad uanV On fl,s tou-,
anina are ioval n the core and u has nnV hss1 The
'arzsr viaEes, EhrFe noisy politicians havp kepf ire
tnlnE alive. that have 0Vefawed the c0untrv urera
AFkan'aa lies prostraied a. the feet 1t the Govern
mant There Erp rebel fro0rs 81 fbs qtata ern.of
'cleman's jayhaWkara and sarna Texas rpgimenfs
,sif n be at Iltte Rock. Al fha sfeamboaisnn iEs
Arkansaa ard White FiVa's have hesn faIan away ~
nc rebels % prevent Them from falling into Gu
aanda By ORDER Of Cen. Ourtiaa fWrnl Eight savea
neinnEinE n Judga Ma re narnu ARR
Uere captuEsi IN the 81 i-si 10 Tnd-u@nIsnrs
Honty, Wlte heinE taken a01fh ~ aRpnfs of fha ~
nnilion, who have hsen oonhaoafsd and enancipaied
ana allowed % 20 wherever they plslna
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NAgsaU NFWa-

NEW YoRE. Nay l6th.
hsssau papers OF ths S0fh nit. contain news
from Charleston obtained from rebel sohooners
which had ruR the blockade
ID Adderly apnears 70 be general agent fer AL
seeesSiOndom at Nassau
The ChaTlestoDians were expecting to Re at
lacked soon and business vas entirely suspend ed.
Forts Sumter and Moultrie were being furnished
with heavy guns and there was general uueasi-
ness us 70 the result Of the successes Of General
Mcclellan st Yorktown
-Four scho0ners had arrived at Nassau from
Charleston with cotton and turpentine.
IT ne steamship Ore with arms, etc. arrived
on the 25th ult. ron Liverpool, and the steam
ship skeleton, from Hull, England arrived on the
18th ult, with an assorted cargo. Both were ad-
dressed 70 Adderley Co The steamer X ste had
arrived nom Charleston with cotton consigned TO
Adderly Co. Her adviees state that the De0-
pie Of Charleston were In suspense about New
Orleans as telegrEPhie communication had sud
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-[fl,..-.

-Tbe Crest Western Humoriut ia abOu
10 open his show In New York. Artemul
Ward the Travellers ATtemua the Victim
aromus patsriamilias; ArlSmus the Patriot
Artemus the Orator. Artemus the Artistic
in short, Artemus the Artemus, is about Il
contribute to the bookshelf Of American
aumor one Of ita raoiest volumes. We are
10 have an elegantly printed collection Of
those irresistible sketches whose hard, dry
ssnse and quaint manner, have, during the
past two years, kept the country In . per
po.ual state Of grin. Coming ct this Partic-
ular time, when We have 90 much 10 b0 Sad
over, and 80 little 10 laugh at, this volume,
with its comical Illustrations, and terrible
good-nsture, will receive hearty welcome
from tho reading public. The writer iI real
lY humorist Of great power in his way,
and his way--a good One-lS exclusively his
own. The Titmarsh papers, with all their
excellent satiriCsl touches, lack the honest
Vim and genialisy which characterize the
writings Of Artemus. We are sure that the
will bringin an Overwhelming ma
iority for this Wardi Everett 4 Wilson
25s Superior street, will have & 'Artemus
Ward, his Book, as soon Gs issued. 1t
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IRON YnRRrnWN.

BALTIMORE Nav 10
The steamer Commodore srrivrd IT this port
mis- morning from Yorktown and q nov 10 the
harbor With between 900 end 100 sick and W1und
ID. who vii gn into the Hasnital
The following e On official list 30 the killed
and W7unded st the batfls Of Willtamsburq On
qdditicn 70 those nuNlished on Friday mnrning
6tb ExeelEior Regiment Col Burpls c'ommand
nE-ktl ed Sergeant John Duitnu Snail
Sergeant Jordan. " POLLOK. Henry PhiTIiD
s9n Chaa EmsFY. Chas Chrandlss John LIVER
4 Moi9tulsv, VIM MoflloW. Jas Dnugherfy Cor
p0Tal .Iaa H0oklif, James EFure, Jaanb 9uVuarn. d.
Isaac Z Mulligsn, FTsucis Stearus Sergeant Jno
Harmer. s J Mcdonald. WIN n Hart " Rusk-
ing, Sergeant J Richardson Tsaae r Bstlsy, F
Cameron. Samuel Melville. Thns Ne Rady
WOunded-LewiP Elmick Corporal Chaa Linn
John s Werner. Samuel HcFarland Frpd arhrae
der. Corp Ledrif, VIM schmidf Jss RnusseII
2d Lieut. Purdy. 2Et Sergeant Frank d Brown
i;a1rporal John Towers, b Dubois, Morris Hagan.
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BUREED TO DEATH.-A little girl, aged
about six years, Of German parents who re-
Gids an Abbey street between Columbus and
Pearl streets, ". g., met with the terrible
fatsOf being burned to death on Saturday,
She was playing with q number Of children
near some burning oOopers' cuttings, when
shs was pushed By come Of her comrades SC
near the Aames that they caught hel
clothes, rapidly consuming them and 80 BE-
vorsly burning hsT, her person being oharred
almost 70 crisp, that she survived only {
lev hours, suffering ell ihs time great ago
ny, Dr.. Hoyt wss called to her relief, bUi
coald eject nothing. We did not learn th,
name Of the child.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

WAsHmsroE, May II.
TAXES Oh ooTTos AND SLAVES
Taxes on raw cotton ane slaves gain In
favor, and will be strongly pressed In the
Senate.
aEH. srTTs.
1t Is understood that the Senate Military
Committee, who have returned from York.
town, after q full examination e1onsrats
Gen. Smith f'Om Ii charge Of intOEiOatlOn.
oUBAH VIEWS OF EMASoIPATIoN.
An American sugar planter now in Cuba,
writes TO an intimate friend here that be
discovers that the leading intelligent planters
In favor Of gradual emancipation on the
ground that Spain will Be bullied into it
sooner or later and had better control the
policy herself The committee presented q
memorial to this effect to the Queen.
REsEEs cAPTURED.
A Lieutensnt and 10 South Carolina pFi-
Yates and Virginia cavalry were captured
in a rscOnnoisanss near fredericksburg this
morning.
REBEL PRkHER NBETIHs.
A special prayer meeting for the suceesa
of the rsbsl arms is to be held Ia Freder-
icksburg this week
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Tus TRIAI TEIF.--Fhe new tug Win
Wow" made trial trip on Saturday morn.
i1g. going several miles out into the Lake.
Ghs gsFs the most complete satisfaction 70
shs experienced gentlemen on board, o.
Whon there was . number, with many
Others who went for the sake Of the exour-
sion. Tne WinslOW" was built BY Quayls
4 Martin for the MsssTs. WinslOT and Capt
Robsrt Andersen, Tor service upon St. Clsii
Flats. She is ls4 feet keel aad 20 feet beam
and constructed Of the very best material
and n the most substantial manner. sh'
vii not Be least in the tug family.
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sAoD VIZ I>IA. s
FBR FROF FIRR.


The IRE commenced Saturday noon and raEsd
TIL sundoWn- Il caught In q covered brides over
the HudsOn- belonging 20 the Rensselaer, & Sara
toga Railroad. thousand feet Of the bridge
were destroyed. I73
tne wind blowing furiousy carried the 5uFn-
ing brands to various parts Of he city setting rs
~ number Of places In Consequence 0f 30
many fires IN different directions, the Fifs De-
partment could not d. much 70 step the eoufagrs-
grafton. Amer the FIRE burned half a block On
beth sides OF River strict, IL was arrested In the
meantime Il made fesrful progress in the Gfi 8rd
and partly IN the ID wards. and mostly p-iT1ts
residences, among the best IN the city. -
The whole number Of buildings DESTROYED 81 Be-
tween 500 and coo. The los apprcximaiss 10
three millions. Total insurance about fourteen
hundred thousand dollars
The business portion Of the city suffered com
paratVeiy little. Among the buildings destroy
ed are the Troy Union bridge, Sixth Street Prs
6yterlan Church, Scotch Presbyterian, Eletho-
DIST free Chapel, Orphan Asylum, ChildrenI'
Asylum. hsnselacr R0lytechuic Institute Troy
Academy Mrs Warrenis Female Charity
School, Union Hotel. WsshinEton Hail Hotel
Fulton Hoase. aad Troy City Bank AmchE
the heaviest sufferers are Gurleyis MafhamafieSl
lntr1nent makers, nd Sheldon & Green stdVe
tmnoers. The area burnt over Is about fftF
acres A great number Of persons are thrown
Out OF employment. Several lives are Lost
among them are Dr.. Carey. physician; Ransom
haight merchant. Some ten persons are mis-
sing
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEaTOE, NAY 10
As our Government was prompt in making res
ttuton for the illegal capture Of the British ship
Perthshire BY our biOckading squadron. Il g pre-
sumed that the British Government will not hes
ttate TO restore the ship Emile st. Pierre in &C
eordapee with the demand Of Minister Adams.
An Army Medical Board will assemble IN
Washington on the first of June for the nomi-
nation Of applicants for admission into the Med
teai Corps Of the Army. Applicants must be
between p and q years of age
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LAKE sUFERIoB NEWs.-The Propeller Iron
City, Capt. Turner, and Steamer Illinois,
Capt. Ryder, arrived ct their docks here
yesterday morning, the former at O'Clock.
the latter about 8, from Lake Superior. To
their geatlsmanly and accommodating
clerks, MIR. John Holland Of the iron City,
and Mr. Charles Atwood of the Illinois, We
are indebted for the following intelligence :
Iron City left Eagle River (she was unable
70 get to ontouagOn, the northwest Winds
having completely blocked the entrance 10
that port with ics) Tuesday, Nay Oh stop
ped at Eagle and Copper HsrbOrB lsfs Port
age Lake ct P. N. Wednesday, the 7th,
and Marquetts at noon on Thursday. slh !:
met steamer Traveller below KewesnaW
Point Wednesday morning prop. Gen. Tay-
Ior and schr. Challenge were at Marquette }
met prop. Mineral Rock below Grand Sable
Thursday nights left 5au1t Fridsy morning;
met steamer City Of Cleyelsnd little below
Church's aground stopped about four hours
and pulled her of saw schr. Davis below
the Eebiah; met large fleets Of vessels on
Lake Huron bound up and down. She
brought down $50 tons copper from the Cliff
mine, s. gross tons pig iron for Gordon, Nc
MILAN Co., IS tons pig iron to 8 L. Math-
or, 50 tons pig 'ron to Rhodes, Card & Co q
considerable quantity Of miscsllsneous
freight and a number Of passengers. She
leaves again for Lake Superior at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening, from Hussey & MoBride's
dock.
A considerable portion Of ths nsEB by the
Illinois is anticipated By the Iron City. We
give such portions Of it S. are not repeti-
ton The Illinois left Eagle River on the
morning Of the Ssh inst, having proceeded
no further up than that point. She met the
steamer Planet as that place sH roNts for Chi,
Oago. The Planet had sttsmptsd 70 land ct
ontOnagon, but found that place com pletely
blOckzded by ice. The fee is reported very
heavy, with iesbsrgs towering sbOVs the
hsight Of the boat. Reached Portage Lake
Tuesday morning, the OH arrived st the
sault the following morning, and left st II
A. NJ, 10 the tune Of " The Girl I Lefi Be
hind Me-" BY the sault Band, In response tC
the airs Of her own band. Net ths pTOPellel
F. ". Baokus eight miles below the sault
LEFT Ohureh's Landing st4P.M. -
The Illinois brought 81 tons copper from
Copper Falls mine, Il do, from Pesherici
do 81 do. from AmygdalOid do, 100 do. from
Quincy do, IS tons pig iron, and rs bee
barrels, 900 hundred ship knees, 800 csdsl
posts, also miscellaneous freight, with q
passengers. She viii leave again for LAX
Superior this evening at o'clock, from tn
dock of Robert Hanna Co. She viii tOucl
at Maclzinac, where che leaves the "s.an
ton Guards" recruited at DetrOit to guar
the prisoners ct Msckinso.
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The Situation at Pensacola
Saturday Nights Report.
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTMoRE, May 10.
The boat from Fort Monroe arrived this sftsr-
noon.
FoRT MoSRoE, May 9.-The Merrimao remained
od the Point all night
The Mentor went up this morning and fred A
few shots into the Point The battery At the
Rip Raps also opened briskly. large number of
the shells striking in the woods
Comparisons are drawn between the enterprise
Of the naval fleets here and at New Orleans.
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FROu 0aTRO.

JlTR0, Nay 10.
Com Foote arrived TO day, en- route for Olgve-
land, leaving Capt. Davis Ia charge of the feet
Ihe destruction Of property at Memphis con
uuues, as We learn from Federal prisoners ex-
changed yesterday. We also learn from them
hat Gen. Villipage expressed himself thorough
ly dIsgusted with the manner in which his com
mand had been taken away piecemeal. II is the
Fort Wright will be evacuated within week
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FROM NEW YNRH.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The prize schooner Flash arrived here this ar
ternoOn. having been captured Of Princes Inlet
while trying 70 run the blockade, by the bark
Restless Her crew ran her ashore. set her on
hre, and escaped, but our boats bearded her, ex-
'inguished the dsmss and tOEed her on She
had British colors, and olearsd from Nassau, N.
P for New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

TEH BAsE or cLIrToN.-The following,
from the Detroit Advertiser Of Saturday, We
commend to the attention Of our citizens, the
business portion PartiCalsrly:
Commercial men, and the publio rspe-
rally, snould threw out all bills upon the
Bank Of Clifton in Canada, e. thew are
worthless. We learn that the ahsrDsrI who
run that wild cat concern have sent aRents
10 the Western States for the PURPOSE Of
putting q large amount in circulation. The
owners of the bank are the individuals who
we're connected with the international and
Colonial Banks Of Canada, By which large
amount Of money was aWindled from the
public. We learn 6y the correspondent Of
4 Toronto paper, that NJ. Simpson hes
brought the unsatisfactory state Of the Bank
under he attention Of the Government, and
it is said that some legislation viii Be en-
acted 70 prevents repetition Of those BFin-
dies which chara0seTizsd the s1spension ol
the international and Golonial Banks,
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FROM CHICAGO.


Special to the Tribune from Cairo.
A report reached here last night that Lieuienaut
from he gunboat Bsntons haFing besn ssnf T. the
artars during yos ersy, and seeing no sgss Of ifs
abnut the works ht FOR Wright. spproachs bsarsr,
and With gsss vas able 70 sss but lev lsborsra A.
Thoughts could look into the work. not soldier was
70 b. seen.
srscial % the Tfmes.
Fort Wrizhi dessrtsrs who arrived q the aces rs.
tsrey asssrt posi- lTsy that that ell land rcsa have
ben Withdrawn eom the tort ssTe barely enough %
work The guns.
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truce and exchanged . eeupls Of federal surgeons,
espgurUd st Belmont fog robal orsrl q e9uai rlnk-