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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
FROaI NEW YORK.

gl, NEW YORK April a
yateeI, captured OF Georgetown, s. c IN Al.
seInPting 70 run the blockade, bound 70 Nassau
=. r, loaded with cotton, spirits Of turpentine,
SC ,oy me United States steamer Keystone State
VINO Piaeed prize crew on board arrived al
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon
Ihe spanish steam frigate Isabel CatOlieo has
arrived from Havana, 18th
The DiariO states that persons direct from New
Orleans report the Rebel defences much eTag-
9erated that forts Jackson and st. Philip have
Oesn aOandoned, and the cannon taken away
and there Is nothing 70 prevent the Federal feet
sailing directly to New Orleans. The Diario
does not Voueh for the truth Of these repOrts-
Later news from Vera Cruz he'd reached Ia
Fana- After an unsatisfactory conference be-
tween the allied commanders the French Gene
ral decided to march bis division against the city
OF Mexico. taking upon himself the responsible
z. Inc English and Spanish plenipotentiaries
lheFelpon decided 70 withdraw their troops. II
Was stated that the Juarez government Is ready
20 give every satisfaction to the allies IN the mat
Ter OF claims. but will not listen TO the idea Of a
monarchy, and In case the allies advanced to the
capital, would retire from It,
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THE CITY.


FuEEzAL o. HoN. WrLLlAN CAsE.-The fu-
nsral Of tbs late William Case took place
from the residence Of HE father on Rockwell
strSst. yesterday afternoon, bstWesn two and
thres o'clock. For several honrs before the
funeral, the body Of he beloved and honored
deceased lay in state in the east paFlOr Of the
house, ard many hundreds Of those who had
known him in life, among whom we're many
who had been objects Of his generosity, paid
their last respooIs 70 his remains. The fu-
neral vas very largely attended. There
were present the Mayor, President and
msmbsrs Of The City Council, City Clerk,
Commissioners, Trustee and Engineer Of
Water WORKS. Prosecuting Attorney, and
Eopressi tafives Of several railroads. The
Ealigioas services were performed By Rev.
Er. Goodrich, sEsistsd BY Reverend Dr..
Aiken, and were Of : most impressive
eharaetsg. The following gentlemen, per
sonsl and intimate friends Of the deceased
and Of the family, OfBoistsd IS pall-bearsrs;
Judgs 8. J. Andrews, 8. williamson, Esq,
Msssrs. L. II. Hubby, T. P. Handy, R. K.
WinslOW, G. ". Hurd, Geo. B. Ely o. h.
Perry. The remains were deposited in the
old Csmstery, on Eiie street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

HOUsE FUESBHEs ARTIcLH.-At the old es-
adjustment Of W. P. Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CrOckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannia Wara Coal Oil Lamps; Gas Fixtures
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezers; Ice Chests, 4 sizes; Table Cut
lery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced workmen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

HELLER.-The entertainment Of Heller at
Brainard's Hall last evening was one Of the
most pleasing and gratifying that our citi-
Esns have been treated TO for long time.
In the portion which he headed " illusion" /"
were presented many new tricks in tleight-
Ol-hand, which we're done with remarkable
deztsrity, bat Wsrs less extraordinary than
the 2 second sight" Developments, which
ELECTED marked attention. His perform
anoes upon the piano. however, were the
feature Of the evening, and we regret they
we're not heard By larger number Of our
eitizsns. There can be no question that he
Is musical Gftist Of extraordinary ability.
The second eDsertainmeht viii be given this
evening, spa We hope to see large attend
ance.
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~We notice that MessrS. Coates 4 Brsm-
Icy, yrOprissOrS Of the New England Hotel,
have purchased = new OmnibuS, 70 run IN
connection with their other carriages 10 snd
from the trains aud boats 70 their Hotel.
This is one Of The best houses In the city, ct
one dollar per day. The prOPrieiOrs spare
no pains TO make il agreeable 70 their guests.
We would further observe that passengers
and baggage arc carried TO and from the
trAins free Of charge. ap24-SEs4s
%Nsrohants in want Of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods shOuld not fail to eall ct 2l5
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods By the case or dozen.
April 2. Z. ". PECK,
6ucceesor 70 Fulfor 4 Co
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o. g. DlStFIot Court.
UDeH WILSON.


Lake Erie snd Buffalo Steamboat COmpa-
ny W. schooner Son and Heir still on trial.
During the session Of yesterday forenoon,
Mr.. Wiley, one of the counsel, addressed
the Court as fellows, relative to the death Of
Hon. William Csss.
NAY IT PLEAsn YouR HoEoR:-It does not
often fall within the usages Of the Courts to
notice, in any formal manner, the passing
/ away Of those Who are not connected with
them, By any professional or Official tie.
But as the hour approaches for rendering
the final tribute Of respect TO the memory Of
WILLIAM CASE We cannot but be forcibly re-
minded, that this Court Of Justice stands on
the very spot where his youth was nurtured,
and 0verlooks the foundations, broad and
deep, Of an edifce which his maturer man-
hood had designed, and which promised to
be, not only an orns ment 10 the city, but a
oroWning evidence Of his enlightened TASTE.
It eomports then, certainly, with the de-
sire Of both counsel and suitOrs, that &c al
ready indicated By your Honor, the adjourn.
ment Of the Court may be until tomorrow
morning, that we may accompany 10 his
6nal resting place, one Of whom il is not too
much TO say, that he fulfilled all public
trusts devolved upon him with dignity and
wisdom, and adorned his private life with
high toned and cultivated pursuits and with
benevolent and kindly deeds.
In reply Judge Wilson said:
We cordially unite with the learned coun-
sci in his just and eloquent tribute Of respect
70 the memory Of the Hon. William Case.
No citizen OF Cleveland ever commanded
more Tespecttban the deceased when living,
and none whose death is more deeply de-
plOrea.
During his whole life he has been distin.
guished for those excellent traits Of charac-
Ter which command respect and confidence.
he was liberal and kind 70 the poor; Just
and upright in his business transactions
greatly devoted 10 the natural sciences, and
the diffusion Of noWledge, and peculiarly
identified with The growth and prosperity Of
the city Of Cleveland, both in the honest
and able discharge Of duty, as its Chief Mag
istrste, and as private citizen. We regard
his death ss matter Of public grief 70 the
community IN which he lived.
The Court viii stand adjourned until nine
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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% Tn LIBsAREs AssooIAEIoN.-- It gives ne
,sla,s.7rs 10 note that the new officers Of this
Lssos;as5on have resolved upon measures
wtieh sEnnot fail to add greatly to the at-
t-set;ous Of the iusiitution and largely aug
mspt the membership. They intend to i'm
medisssly add 70 the already extensive lie
brs-y. he latest and most popular books,
sni 70 ths reading roon, 3 number Of jour
uzIs not heretofore upon lis files, among
which win Be the bs6t loyal Southern pa
pors. They viii take active steps besides
foy securing menbsrs, and 2 sid them IN
this work an auxilisry cOmmittse Of ladies'
has been appointed. which VIII doubtless
prove Of great advantage. We sincerely
ihOps their efforts may be cordially respond
ssd 70.
The friends Of the soeisty generally will
~ sestifsd to learn that Mr.. VIM. ]. Tait,
- 'Ssves.sl years the faithful, energetic and
es,f;. uuniy LIbrurian, who has TIE best in
tsr.-t- oF the Association ct heart, has been
r.-sI.ot.s fo- the ensuing year.
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PROn1 YORKTORN
HEAD-QUARrERs AElrr or4Hr Po4o
NJ. Kn-l..-- -. :.

D-E1AA1Az4 ANY o. IuE EOToMAC.
Near Yorktown, April a.
The weather Is again pIeasant, and the roSds
are beginning to improve
The preparations for carrying out the plans Of
ne ne mmanoer-in-Chief are being rapidly
pushed forward 70 completion.
Two deserters from the 9th Alabama Regiment
came within our lines yesterday. They were
rom fennsyiylnia- They represent the rebel
sirucfing works IN the rear Of their lines. They
nag no knoWiedge Of the arrival Of JET. Davis.
On Tuesoay the rebels came ont from their ride
Piss n mont Of Lees Mills, killing one Of our
gle5ets. AFTER he was dead, shout thirty Of them
hred their pieces into his head. eompieteiy rid
aling Il with bullets The oficer Commanding
ne reserve ordered hi5 men TO charge on the reb-
eL'i Wnicn vas willingly responded 70, resulting
In several Of them being killed and one take1
prisoner Two men killed on our side, and one
mortally wounded
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

SPECIAL NoTIoE.--To Bankers, Brokers,
Business men, and citizens generally;
strangers, young men and unfortunate fe-
males in particular, II you wish the advice
or counsel Of 8 confidential physician and
surgeon Of much experience in Office
and hospital practice, call without
delay ct No. lOI corne, Of ST. Clair
street and Academy Lane, between Bank
and Seneca streets, Cleveland, Ohio. Office
and private rooms in the basement. En-
trance from St. Clair street and Academy
Lane. All business strictly confidential,
and cure guaranteed in the shortest possible
time, without OalOmel, Bslssm, Cubebs, or
any other poisonous or injurious drugs.
qQQH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

sTHE GoLDEu CHAIE."---sueh is the title
Of 8 new collection Of hymns for Sabbath
School use with music, By Prof. VIM. B.
Bradbury. From glance al the selections,
We feel psrfsstiy justified in saying that
they are peculiarly adapted TO the purpose
designed. They have met with great favor
where they have been introduced, and the
Chicago Sunday School Union, at its lasS
regular meeting, in series Of resolutions,
eommends them highly.
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PROM WASHINGTON.


- ...-Stioa story in the Philadslphla inquirer
- ~. Torrinr 10 the eject that ssorstaEy Wsllos
4 10 b rsmoeed l. esssntislly untrue; lh Earn on
- .rtboritV. learn that M Wsilss scmo tina
49, t.raersi his resignation to ths Prosident, but
Il - ot sccsptsd. Probably this circuns anes has
-,vsn - to tks rumor Of an immediate ehangs In
fs Cabinet An the currsnt reports o. M Fsn0Enl
Of NJ Welips are destitEt8 q foundation
ne Senate to-day By an unanimous vote fati-
Cd the SeWard-Lyons treaty, recently egptla-
- Tor The suppression Of the slave trade
ma French Minister soon afteT his return here
vi-ifpd The Stafs Department, and had loHg IN
tsTTieT with SECRETARY 8sWHrd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

FEnaTrz.-Undsr the careful management
Of Mr.. Enalsr, snd through the fine acting
Of the company, the ThsatsF Is smestiRs with
most grasifying success, the sttsndanee
nightly being hrgs, and Of the better class
Of citizens. This evening, that very excel
leat actress, Miss St. Clair, takes benefit
Whsn kr. Chas. Barras viii appear for the
hrst time IN two Of his inimitablo impsrson-
atoms. A large audience should pay its res
Pscts 70 The beneficiary and welcome thsneW
aetor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

ANEW TING AID Coon THmG.-Best Dan
deliOn Coffee is Manufactured by P. ]. Fer
RE, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, N. Y. The
Dandelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
ali the drinks now used for the "breakfast
table" Itis in favor equal to "Old JsVa,"
but has less Of the narcotic stimulating ef-
fects and costs full two-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, 1S2, Ontario Street, wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. aps:ss6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

A KFW ooUHFEhTEIT.-A countsrfsif $40
note on the 7" Forest City Ban l." Clevslaud,
made its appearance in CiueiE matt on Mon
day. The Plate which had be, N used was 3
counterfeit one originally made on the Bank
Of COmmercs, bat altered so q to suit the
/" Forest City Bank" !" excepting the figure
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

- One hundred and seventy-hve doses
Of AoOnite, Bell, NuT, or any other Homo
Pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills 70 q dose) cent BY mail in metallic
covered bags, 70 persons enclosing is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D., HOm0Pathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio
Establlshed lsA9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

T,,.,rvar1 ,EEp AGHTTALs:-- icaISl TlSy M
ana PbiIio I Vem>u, TIE diStingG, ,aneS o.Ion DIl-
i;s-5 riavers. we're IN the city yes1SL1o''L'
80 -. victor IN s Tecent match ~
New York, the greatest =, ~: P..y yS;ii;s-5s
Tiemai's name - known Whe. y :, Rs--s--.
arc played. The two distinguish. -
played q game or two in the city yss Sio.y
Tor The edfheatiOn Of the dsvotses Of the es''
-W1eetinq Intsl3geHeeT, I'D.
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GoHE 70 PrTTsBURG.---The Cincinnati &C.
zsIie Of yesterday says:
~The steamer Tycoon was dispatched last
evening, By ths Sanitary Commission, on q
second 6Irand Of mercy to the wounded IN
Tennsssss. II isaxpseted that she will have
an Opportunity TO bring men who may be
wounded in the battle which will probably
take place ct Corinth. II not, there are still
wounded men ai Pittsburg Landing 10 be
cared for"
Among the physicians on board is DR.. a.
Q. Allen Of this city.
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TAILORING.

q ENTLEM EN'S CLOTHS OLRAss
ne, BsnOTailng and MendiEg Eltabb1hmsEt
flfugTg A0EH, Tailor, Nc. 10 Pr0lpocf 1tzasts WI
hsrPsftsr devote hI akteHtiOn % cleaning Esnos =
fi-s gnd FnandinF Genflamon'a clothing. he hel
s-riffisr ior doing his work IN tbs bo1s ma1ne1s-
-5fieT1en VII fhd e for thsir iltgEoIf alHi8 -
SSrd timoI 70 giFa MF. AgsR tTieL
uaF GsKA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

Losr-BstEssu larchsnd's millinery
store and the Railroad depot, aLady's Black
Rstieule, containing from ten 70 twenty dol
lars in cssh, and q blue silk net, eOllar'
gloves, ,hsndksFchief, and some OtheE articles.
The finder will be literally rsWsided BY
leaving il at this Of5ea. sP25:ss5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

Al CAHP CHAsE.--A private letter from
Df. L. C. Brown, Surgeon At Camp Chase, to
his brother, Thos. BrOWn, Esq, Of the Ohio
Fsrmsr, states that Theodore Kelsey, form
,sriy Of ghis city, was smong the prisoners
bsoarAt from Island No. 10 to Camp Chase.
Ths lsltsrreprssents She young rebel as very
suxious 70 visit his home in Cleveland.
Bicl.sr, autbor Of the song '' Dixie, !" is also
anong shs rebel prisoners there. We pre-
auns ths VIII settle the question as to
hsshsr Dixie" Is q Northern or 8 South
ernair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

~ DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElectroPathy, cures obstinate caseI Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, ScrOfuls, Neural
gis and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given 10 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. IIs Seneca street.
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a GaFd % oar Aarlilrrl11.
sOLDTEEs' ATD RcoEss
n-....-. n--tf - anao

sOLpIERs' AID RcONs,
CLEyELdHn, April -, 1852
The sxpoFianee Of the last two weeks has
eOmpsIlsd q, b request our Auxiliary soel-
stios 70 observe Ia futurs, wfth au pouiible
ssrictnsus, the following rules with regard 10
thair contributions cent 70 the care Of The
Cleveland Society.
No more concentrated ehisksn, however
carefully prepared, must Be sent 10 these
rooms. With few rare exceptions, ell that
has boen received since The weather became
warmer, hes been utterly unat for use, and
has caused great troublo and expense in ro-
pairing the injuries done to clothing and
bedding.
The chances Of any preparation Of chicken
st this season arriving ct Nashville in state
Of preservation, are extremely small. We
muut si1o request that no cans, jugs. Jars,
izmblers 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
whore il Is possible, cans should bs employ
cd in preferences 70 stone or earthsnWare-
We are sure our ever kind and generous
fEionds Of sister Societies will appreciate the
spirit which prompts thiS request We know
they are anxious 10 have their carefully
given offerings put 70 the best use, and TO
enable US to accomplish this We must give
She hsnsft Of our exPerisnce e 10 the most
UurS method Of preparing stores destined 10
carry comfort snd ease into many q hospital
si the South. We should, indeed, be un-
faithful stewards five neglected TO point out
the best way 10 preserve to the lOyal'sOldisr
the luxuries prepared Tor his comfort by the
loving and Loyal women st his home.
soLDuRs' AID so0IEFY.
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& - Ths prios Of TIE sIoEzno LRADEn to new
agOzh b One Dollar and Fiity Cent? per hun-
ard, End no deviation undeF sny circumstances
res postage On the LEABEE, 70 News DellsfS
/ e oas-gouFth % esnt PER copy q !.
We Wolld prefer tat persons Fonlilng post
sgs sisnps should ssud ui one and three ssnf IN
$50 q l.rrsr dsnonlnaalona.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

Il MouEEIEas-Ths Reading Rooa and
Library Of the Cleveland Library AsSOcia-
tio5 sre dfapsd in the symbols Of mourning,
ont Of respect to The memory Of the late
.bivlslv estesmsd President of the AslOeia=
ton. Wm. Gaze. Yesterday afternoon, dur
ing the funeral services, the Library Wsa
closed. A very true and liie-iike portrait Of
NJ. Case has been placed over the inside
ssnlranee 70 the Library.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

RnsuEED.--Nr. Thomas Manning, manu-
fseIurer Of steam engines and machinery,
who vas burned out in the destruction Of
HsRitf'S Block, has resumed business, and
IL now loeaisd next 70 Hughos' Brewery,
West street. Mr.. Il. il an experienced ma
ohfnist and snginssr, azd an excellent work
rnu,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

a- Rebellion Record No. 81, H@S Jour
nal and Household JrurD n for this Wsek'
have been reesiTsd at Eve rott 4 WilsUn's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

H. DoyOu know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, ct wholesale, al
liz Bank street, Please call and see before
making your purchases.
apI;SSe J. MAsURY.
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WAsH1EoroH, April "A
TIE sPLsrsH MISSION

The President responded to a delegation
pressing the appointment Of applicants for
the Ministry to Spain, that the place was
promised TO Lieut. Gov. KOerneF Of IllinOifI
BE thought perhaps Carl schurz' health
might obligs him to return. he Is now ct
PhiIadelphia under the advice Of Physi-
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
Infallible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing all Distinctions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as 9 Pre-


IufalIbls in Believing toppagsu and Irregularfty
Of the HsnBa8. These Pills are nothing new, bot
hrTo bean % Cd by the doctors Tor mRuy yerrB both
a, r--1-o S1d a rne-fcs vifh nnrT-afI.fsd .acr.oe
10 every case and t is urged b. many thouaand Ia
dies who have used them, 70 make the Pills public
for the aeyihtiOu Of those suffering from any irfeR
ularitiss whatever we'll as TO prevent increase
Of family where healh will not permit Il. Fsmales
pscu iarly situated, thCas suppoaing themselves
go are cautioned aEanst using these Fila while in
that condition. as the.propresof assumes no TaspOn.
aibflitF sftsr the above admOnition although their
mitdnogI would prevent any mischief % health,
oihefWiss the Pills are recommended. Eull and ex-
plicit directions aocomBany each box. Price 81 per
roId wholesale and retail in CleV land By BEN.
TJr BRO5.. (Wholfaals prugEigtB,) l20 EuperioF
street; BTROhG ARMsTk0nG, lS9 Superior Ct !;
n W. 8AOKRlDER, "a Superior street; q. W.
CLARK, u9 Superior street, and O1URUHtLL q
BRO, cor Of Ontario street. and the Square.
LADIEB by Hsuding 81 % 20 either OF the above
aqents through the "UleTeland Ro8t Once, can have
the Pills sent 20 any part Of the country or city
fcOuhdsntialyl and froo Of pos age byTe url mail
N. B.-LooE out for oountl rioits. buy no Golden
Pills OF any kind unless every box Il signed g. D.
therefore, as you value your lives and health, 10
Isy nothing Of being humbugsd ont Of your money!
buy cniy those VINO show tns signature 81 5. d.
Howe On eTerT box, which has recently been adeed
on aecouDt Of the Pills being countsrfeitsd- The
inErsdfsnfI composing the above Pills are made
known 20 sFeTT Agent, and they will tell you they
Ar nafs and viii perform ell claimed for them
3. D. HOWE, BQls PToVrietort
nsrTR1 New York.
o. O. O.-CArY's Cough Ours- dseisuls
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nnHFTarLTTnn.


9Tha vote on the reference Of the confsca-
ion bills to select committee is considered
decisive Of the result in the House. Some
members Of the Senate favor q similar ref
erencs of the bills there. Colfsx made
powerful appeal in favor of conhscatiOn in
the House yesterday.
TRAINS TO EREDERICKsBURG.
Cars will run from Aqua Greek TO
Fredericksburg in three OF four days
There was an arrival from thence this
morning no news.
SLAVE TRADE TRRATT.
The Senate in executive session to-day
unanimously ratified the treaty with Great
Britain for the suppression Of the slave
trade. It Is believed it will put an end to
the trains. Government eoBgratulstes
itself on this success, IS marking the in
auEurstion Of new policy. A special
messenger is to be dispatched by Lord
Lyons to exchange rstihostiOns.
LIBRA RECOGNIZED.
lhs bin establishing diplOmltio relations
VITA HsyH and Liberia Pssssd By q
] trump hsnt majority.
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~ Tho hoieotie, KnhskerbOoksr and
Halls Journal Of Health foi May have been
received at Everelt WiIso ms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

aeEsf kslb Homo opashis Md einsI
in Poilsl5 Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, eal q Halls, u PuhIo sqa Az
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

FIEH.-The Ere at an early hour yesterday
uaeEuing burned the roof of Ons-stOTy
dwelling house situated nearly ct the ex-
ssomity Of Pittsburg street, doing damage to
the amount Of perhaps SIS, which Is insured.
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sPHHaHOTTPE.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get q fns likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. ass
Superior Strest, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R3Y:H