Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

nmtinsriIintIrs summary.

/ OH ~ NLlEiIEL lllLLLNG EELulllAEya
| H7F ,,. CoLUEBUs, April IA, 1852. Z
In the Senate, Mr.. Robson ,presenfHd to
petition ol 81 cidssng Of: GpYahDsa cOantsr
praying for thepassSge of Senate bill No. 40,
By. MT. sWhetatOne to prevent the salesot
real estate on execution in certain lcasesa--'
- A.FesolptioR Eas adopted instr netting the
conmitte on Benevolent Institutions to:res
port q bill reducing the salaries Of ,olifcsrs
and teschefs Of Sh6rEi6f fih School to-s, g1Ele
corresponding with the reduction in tbs ease
of ofieers spd teachers of the other beheYo-
/ lent Institutions Of the State. at'u =
TIE Reuse Rmendmanfg to the Senate .reg,-
olution relative to distribution q clifton ssad
was eoncurred in. dI7E q
h, Il. McVeigh ai15ucsd bill ID orgssiiSa
The Ailitia Of State, which was read tlle
In the- Hops8 Mes7rs, Dresel, Ferguson,
Gibbsn, 9igh and RObFts, presented n-Elsazz
aggregate, sixteen petitions -againstne6F0
Immigration into the State. - 80.
ssNessrs 0raihe Pierce and RoHet97=Bl9-
sen,sd Positions against 3 passage Of ID
Bill q reduce feeso of Clerks Of Oohrts. :, 9 Z.
- s8dbefry pr ented petition asking the
ir16sdiats sppointq q Of agents bit
sick and wounded sold :
The following bilIsr5fe passed;
y Nj. ed6cksIHs.B teprsFent the proprie-
tors of BHhaFd Saloons from allowing mis
pors 70 hequent, their, :. estshlishpents. -
This Is now q law. -
(. Nr;Etoiz, BIB. to. prohibit the sale Of
rebel nmiiornlss Ia; to 1srsons eeRafed in re-.
bsIIion against the. EoGeInme1t
ArS 0llrks's bilttpmske the rata Of ins
terest subject to contract, and Rhel no rate
fs specifed, fhas i shah b8si1. per bent was
indefni6ay y olsiSS afEes sh Intellectual
sfort. Ia fxtks xi1rE ls9al SITES at per
cent "A motion td.Esc5n1iEsr was carried,
and the Bill ordered Y. .b9 ehgressed. Yeas
40, nays az; - ~ - ~. - ESEH
Z "a icornmhnicstion was received from isthl
.k4oFernOE, Recommending "a The Executive
Department Be slthoriEsd the expense
15f bEi6ginf h6le- -bodies Of ohio yolQn-
tsaa 1hbs vi eSl Jlhta sisters, q
asightcrs reside IN this STATE. 0tdered to
be Priaied. e,.,. -. Z, !. '.s1 49,. - = ~
g 9I y . ne seecsosd- o OSisPaiA
= A letter 10 tie QihcihhaH Times written
at shsIbytiils, Tslnssbse, BY. J, P. Hoover,
amember Of Gen. MitchelPs division, before
thGAdYdn6e on. Huntsville, Alaban h) says
The sss6ad OHIO were d .Ilosk , Sstsrdsy,
having reheiTed their pay / have -ths
pleasure og carrying TO their friends Iat haTS
nsaFEix thousand dollars. Company
ssssIsl other .llslbgls Of he feQimdnt
sent Ppe RYR RHqtiVsr source, making q
from lti3 x alshl about seven tbousand
dollars. There is yei6 month, payIdue the
boysu The oficets 6l ths. rsginS1t Ire. vel. 4
ami -rsa5 d. 70 lead d-on-t1s Second wherever
aSaty callBg Ashley. have ssfsssT1l lea been
under Ere, they have no lesrHaf the n,sa.
they command. Col. Harris says SisRen
are great on the march, but ars dot
snoufK as yet to-ofertsks tha fsbal Their
Ghabiaiu,e 8. p laddiz q .n6T DiTiiisl
TIE fsii5Inii a ffhsiS1sjzimeuts
Hhsaid diils5t flsiI lisTf o. II blFs Di-
1isiolg ahd give ssibs tsE STA 81 imeat.
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