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GEN. FREMONT OCCUPIES srRAS.
BURG.

Gen. Fremont Defeats a Portisn of Jackson,s
Army near rStrasburg-Retreat Of the Con-
fedsrates.
Information was received at the War Depart
ment last evening that Gen. Fremont had en-
countered and beaten, near Strasburg, part OF
Jaekson's rebel army, which Ia iIffull retreat.
FRRMONT's HRADQUARTERs, near Strasburg,
June /, l3G2.-Gen. Fremont, with a strong col.
umn, left franklin last Sunday, ard by rapid
forced marches crossed the Shenandoah Mountain
ranges, marching nearly one hundred miles over
difficult roads with but little means Of transport
alton, and no supplies In the country. This morn
Ing, when five miles from Strasburg, he overlook
Jackson in full retreat, with his whole force, on
the road from Winchester to Strasburg.
Colonel Cluserut, commanding the advance
brigade, came upon the enemy strongly posted
with artillery, which opened as soon as the head
OF the column approached. Gen. Fremont brough 1t
his main column rapidly up and formed in line Of
battle, but jackson declined to fight, and while
holding Col. Cluserut in check with portion Of
his troops, Withdrew his main force and continued
the retreat.
In the skirmish fve OF the Sth Virginia and two
OF the Goth Ohio Were wounded. The enemyS
loss 10 unknown. Twenty. FIVE prisoners were
taken by our cavalry.
Lieut.. Col Downey, of the 81 Regiment poto.
mac Home Brigade, in a skirnlish on Thursday
morning, drove a large party Of Ashby's Cavalry
through Wardensviile, killing two and wounding
three.
Strasburg Occupied.
NEAR STRAsBURG, June General Fremont,s
advance brigade, under Col. Cluserut, occupied
Slrasburg last night, without resistance-Jackso
rapidly retreating before our forces.
A midnight reconnaissance three miles beyond
Srasburg, on Sunday night, came upon a rope
barricade and ambush Of lac kson's rear guard
Our men retired successfully, however, with the
loss OF only three wounded
Colonel Figgelmeniel, OF Gen. FremOnt's stat,
with only fifteen men, brilliantly charged and
put to flight body Of cavalry commanded by
AshbY In person.
rhe foregoing dispatches are from the New
York Tribune's correspondent, and are approved
by Colonel Tracy, A. A.G.-RsP.I
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From SAINT. Fe.

KANSAS CRY, June 1.-The Santa Fe mail.
with dates 70 the 18th ult., has arrived, but IL
brings no news OF Importance =
Advices from Fort Craig are to the I3tb All
was quiet In the Territory, - -
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The Beef and Vegetables msst be OF good /. .u.llt,-
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Twenty per cen um IN addition will be VII hold from
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EOR sALE--4 600 CEDAR and ga aksTNTT.TS
POSTS; also 5000 CHESTNUT RAIfS
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Gssl l S7o Penn. axonsa
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2--Casev,s Division Is
composed entirely OF New York State troops ss
fpiows:-Fhe 56th, slst, 65h, e2d, 93d, 95th, 9Sth
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

war DEPARTMENT,
OElcs hidf1Tg SspsTINfeHfsaf Railroads US.
WaSAtAg ION, kPTil Is, ls62.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton 70 Manassas until further notice.
D. &. MccALLUM,
ap 1871 NJ. ID. and Supt Railroads, u. Z.
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nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHINsToN, January Is, 1851
The Secretary Of state viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on ss,urdays,
commencing vitR Saturday, tie srt OF uett
month.
IsnSu WILLIAM n. SEWARD,
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single dozen:
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BARKLAY, PERKINS & CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
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TENNENT'S SCOTCH ALE, XXX.
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nELAwARE STATE

~ LOTTERY.
Authorised by San 40! for the ENCOURAGEMENT of
Internal lmpTo yements in the state of
Delaware"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
MAaHNaToN. Maroh


WAsHmGToH, March %.
We are assured from perfectly reliable
source that there Is not sR Armstrong gun
In the country. Nor has Sir William Arm
strong made gun for any other service
than that Of the British Government.
The large rihed ordnance procured from
England by the rebels were made ct the
Lsmmoor Works, and are made after the
designs Of Capt. Blskely, formerly Of the
Royal ARTILLERY. About twenty Of these
Blakely guns, 100-pound rihed cannon,
have been delivered to the rebels, which
with thirty smooth siege cannon constitute
all the heavy ordnance Of the enemy OBJ
tanned from abroad which has escaped cap
ture.
Most Of the rifed cannon used by the
rebels have been smooth navy guns riaed,
and many Of them have burst from the
enormous strain put upon them which they
were not designed to bear.
Lieut.. Worden is improving. His friends
are now confident that he will completely
recover his sight.
The bids for mail service in the Western
and Northwestern States, and on the Pc.
Cifc Coast, will be opened after the 8lst
inst. Avery large number Of proposals
have already been received, showing active
competition among contractors, and undi-
minished confidence in the stability Of the
Government,
The Sanitary Commission sent yesterday
about 5000 srtlcles Of hospital clothing
and bedding 10 the hospital Of Maj. Gen
Burnaide's division. .. ..5.s-
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From WAsHINGTON.

"AouAENASAl @AAAoH So
Tribune Correspondence; bin
Gen. Blenker has at last been suspended.
His Division Quartermsster, DR.. s.
sohstte, who paid to the General q month
" tax Of S5, 900, has been caehiersd By
court marital for NUMEROUS frauds. 5is )
(Signed) n. Q. ORIf2NER.
Herald special. 81 li.l
! The notorious DR.. MerriE, the murderer
Of our Union piokets, Was arrested south
Of the 0ccOqusn, and brought to this city.
Times special -
Frenk Patterson nominated as Brig,
adler General, was considered bat is not
jet confirmed. His error ID that Gen. Nc
.Olellan recommended Kim i II ~ 50.
Orders we're today sent by the seoreta-
~ Of War to Generals Wright and Halleck
10 send troops to protect the entire over
land route, mails, emegrants and treasure
which the Government Is anxious shall be
carried on our own soil and not through
foreign country. a7ea
A Union meeting will be held at Fairfax
Court House, Vs, tOmorro Y the 22d, which
will be addressed By Hon. John O. Uudsr-
wood and others.
Worlds special: f7- -.
The Var Department has discovered that
certain persons have been engaged in fur
nishing them with bogus military informs
ton regarding the enemy, for the purpose
Of obtaining influence, which neither merit
OF political influence could obtain from
them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

.t'ELEGRAPHIC.
A CLEVELANDER APPOINTED
CONSUL.
MORE ERICSSON BATTERIES TO
BE BUILT. UH
ADOzen Similar are Expected.
GEN. BLENKER SUSPENDED.
A UnlOn Meeting at Fairfax.
This Mornings Report.
FROM NEW WORK.
NRw YORK, March %,


Tribune special;
VIM. O. siade, Of Ohio, was to-day sp.
pointed Consul ct Nice, upon the request Of
the Ohio delegation supported BY Secretary
Chase.
There must be mistake in this name.
It is probably VIM. slsde, Jr, Of Clsye-
land.-EDs.
Secretary Chase having WithdrWn his
tax bill which he sent 10 the Ways and
Means Committee, is engaged upon and
has nearly completed an elaborate and it
Is said most judicious bill intended ss o
substitute for the bill now under discus
sion. Many Of the leading articles are to
be taxed much higher than those in the
House and others much l5Wer. The Secre.
taFy recommends a higher tax on Whiskey
and tobacco from so to 100 per cent.
The Navy Department hGs ordered the
builders Of the Monitor, Messrs. C. s.
Bushnell & Co, to build two more iron clad
vessels similar in construction but more
formidable. They sre to be 204 or 205 in.
stead Of 40 feet long, and to carry two
l6-inch instead Of llinoh Dahlgreen guns.
The pilot houss Is to be mounted in the top
Of the turret, and csndle snuffer shaped
The mail protection Of 10th will probably
be gooOd deal thicker than the Monitors.
In some respects the new vessels will DIFF
fer from the Monitor. 1t is intended that
they will be able to run ten knots an hour.
The proposals undsr the Navy DeOsFt-
ments advertisement for iron elads will be
opened next monday.
Il Is not unlikely that dozen sia liar
to the Monitor Willabe oOnstructed, for
Wizard the great gun maker has prepared
plans for . mail var vessel which some e.
perts pronounce sureficr even to the Mop-
itor. -s ~ y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
Naval .Deepts ontIhe Lakes---An Adverse
Rsport TO the EenaIe.
IFrom ths -. WOEId.l

20 From the n. Y. WOrld.l
The Senatorial Committee on Naval AZ
fairs hsYe reported adversely on the project
o. establishing zone or more naval depots
and dock yards on the great lakes. The
ground work Of this report on q tubject for
Which the people Of the lake country gen
srauy memorialized Congress, is that, by
agreements long existing between this
country and Crest Britian, the naval force
Of each party on the lakes should be con-
fined to one vessel Of one hundred tons and
) single Is pounder on Lake Ontario, two
lailar vessels on the upper lakes, and one
d Lake ChAmplain-no other war vessels
.o be built OF armed on those waters. This
stipulation may be abrogated BY either
party giving six mcifhg notise, which no
tioe the COMMITTEES think il inexpedient
now to give. ID Ir
While ooncurring With the committee on
the latter point, We differ from their gener-
al conclusion about naval depots and
dock yards ;, There is nothing to prevent
either party from accommodating any
aHount Of material for ship building and
armament at any point on the lakes, from
which region the British derive ihieF chief
supplies Of timber for their navy. And
the British have he advantage Of possess
ing the mesnB Of introducing any amount
Of naval force promptly from the Atlantic
Ocesn through the ST. LsEernce to the
Lakes, as was threatened BY the British
press during the discussions srising from
the Trent STAIR. Ta aIIa il-
But the whole subject Of naval srohiteO-
tufe for war purposes Is now presented in
q light 50 different from that in which 1t
has been hitherto regarded, that We read
+. ily acquiesce for the present in the decis-
io1 Of the committee, even while dissenting
from some Of the reasoning By which 1t is
supported.
Iron is hereafter to supplant timber to
suph an extent in naval warfare, thst the
obi cot OF self-defense, aimed OF by the peo-
pie Of our lake regions, may be promoted
more By the Establishment Of national
fotndrlss at several points, for fabricsting
iron-WOrk for WAr-ships, which can be
quickly put together on the lakes when
ever necessity occurs, o. sent essteFly, BY
rail- or water, to supply the demands fol
mail-clsd steamers on the Atlantic sea
bohrd.
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FRon1 rHR soUrHERN ooAsr.

EAsroH, Pc, March ".
BENZ. Kellogg, Of Scranton, has received
q letter from an officer Of the 49th Penn
sylvsnis Regiment, dated Key West the
10th inst, which says prize arrived last
evening. She ives eaptHred on an attempt
to run the blockade. Her ssii5fs we're
taken to jail = g.
One Of them, to whom attention WAS di-
rected by the Ehiteness Of his hands, was
identified BY several officers IS the famous
A Newspaper correspondent also reoOg-
niled him. he Is confined in the CALI.
bodse here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAti WUfUu 20
The America from Liverpool sth via
Queenstown 9th, has arrived at this port.
Her dates are two days later. ,
There had been an important debate in
the House Of Commons on the American
blockade.
Breadstufs quiet.
Provisions quiet and dull.
OOnsuls 9S4@s8s.
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FROM CANADA.

MoETRRALI March II.
The Governor General delivered his
speech this P. n. he psys q high eiogium
to Prince Albert. He recurs to the Queens s
special notice of Canadian loyalty He
cOngrstulstes the country at the satlsfac.
tory trade, Notwithstanding the partial de-
rangement BY the civil war now unhsppily
raging in the United States.
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GARDENING,

7 ANDsOAPE GARD ENING, ES
ka-WMsJ ) IN Is gfssl big ssrv ces q ~
gsntleHeH FhSmaI Nnht0 fRGio5 J-Fsen. -
70 Lay Cut Grounds, kdke E7oBeT q Gfrdsas,
PsIrBe and Dress Grape Vines,
and all Other Fruit. IA Flk contract by tha DAY.
JOE or flIH oH reasoa Gbl Terms 10 lhas -alsO
thOro1Fh kloWledRe Of LAND DRAINING. i-t.
D-erders len af the Seed Store q J. STAB 3 foE
viii b promptly attsndsd to. mar7;sa9
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IRON 81. MONROK.
~ 60 81

All quiet here. There is no news.
A fsg Of truce Wss sent out this morning
for the socommofa fahonT of an ofheer Of the
French Navy desiring to 60 Souths -Hf z
The rebel SliSeFs and craW were very
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How the Repsrt Of tho capture of IsIan,
Nss1O OrfsInated.
The ST. Louis Republican says;


FlPope'S essay on man ct New Madrid
vas SO brilliant and decisive as to give
him, perhaps, rather poor opinion Of
rebel resistance, and when il was reported
tbat the enemy had evacuated Island No.
10. he was 60 confident Of the reliability
Of the information that he did not wait
fof q notification from Com. F0ote, but tel
egfaphed the news ct once. Gen. Hslleck
believed II, end so did We-a clear case Of
misplaced confidence all around for up 70
MeRday the Eight vas still going on, ~
the Confsderates were still holding the Is
lapd. Il Is very Questionable, however,
whether the enemy is gaining anything BY
this protEacied defense, since Il is insEita-
bic that he must re treatS end be may ind
that Il would have bten better to have done
80 earlier. His vessels and transports are
securely bagged, and large amount Of
valuable property, ordnance stores and
camp equipage, win ceTtsinly fall into the
hands q the Union tEoops and gunbOatS.
Soon after the death Of the poetW ordsworth
4 man mst . farmer Of the Relghborhood
6nd ssid % hin, gYou have had g great
lon. .l's tifThst os2' tWhy you have lost
the efssi post itlh, ay, ? said The farmer,
'lhs is dead bus 81 hsE no doubt 9 Hifs'll
carry a 4 hr rses sHd make Il e profit
able a. liver Il Rss.'
i has been suggested that old Bell ran
aNay iron Nashville because be was afraid oi
nfhe enf0fs ffantl al the Iav7rn -
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PAPER HANGINGSI :
lOO. GOO ORoLIs WALLPAPER

War has been declared and Secession q ths or6ss
Of the day. and now ls the time for all tidy houss.
keepers % aecede IRON dirty and smoky walls, and
ooaroe On thcm with rush, new WALL PAPER,
? EeoI lmprovins their homes, and mort of I'll, ,thi
) -ijre HaALZuTs .I.--
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
iof sale at n. QarHon o., Isl, Superior 81. ems
90 low that al can get them.
900 TH1 COST rs NERH NOTHING
Ws are now really 20 sell Frauch, RnRIBh and
American VAL papers from 50 70 70 per cent? below
pseysus prioes, and would most re5pectfuiy invite
all . lock IN upon our stock bHfor5 buyinR 6r N
Quality Of goods and the lengtb Of pleossj Ne osp
give the utmost 8atiSfactlOn. Our Z, oB coinz a.
fectly rom the factories we thereby save Ons profit
Al1O large assortment Of Shades Of sFsFy vsris.
GOLD BANDS, 40. SO,
L Also Just opsGed beautiful lot Of -
O o R N ] o Il S
with Baudst LooI &c, 20 match. Cords and 7ts-
sells In endless !risty. Payer Hanging don5 ss
short notos byeErsrts1osd Eorkmsn and at Tsasoa.
kiIosTo ,soaid tahs nios jebI Of painting, q,
Ag andtEruishinE at t.ir and Eenaas.atiss.' - z
D. 3. 10 DsslsrS ss Eosld is;sistS - = sSsi;i
tfHTr arse atpHE L9 @"rtF =
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uuo1mmunicaiive, and We gather no news
from them No Southern papers were re-
ceived
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
Tls EzDio1ion q a Magazine.
Some idea Of the explosion Of a magazine
q powder nay be gathered from the follow,
iag, TON For spllicOa 9sgi Nnsill-
viiIs gu 19uo CVIb


sion ofi6s msgszioe. This had been con-
sHuc b5 aiesing B large snd deep pit n
the ground; strong framework of timber
wss Sbso- buflt within ID he whole beino
covered with bars Of railroad iron, over
which deep layer Of earth was thrown, thus
making il perfectly secure from injury BY
bomb.shsllsoE other missiles
LafRa quantities Of different qualities OF
canister shot and shell, and large amount
Of poHder was herein stored Not having
the fzsilitiss Of removing these destructive
store, Il became necessary to destroy them;
70 prevent their falling into our hands. To
effeoi this 8 train Of powder WEs laid 70 the
mAgazine, which, at given signal, was fred
By the person selected for that purpose
Torribls must have been the explosion, when
Il reached the magazine. The ground, for
acres sTound, vas completely streWn with
bas Of railr1Ad iron, a1d shot and shell Of
every description. These Weighty bars Of
railroad iton had been thrown the distance Of
Eve hundred yards, and bad besn bent and
twisted IN all manner Of shapes Some Of
fhsss hsrs hsd fallen erdFays e tie ground,
penstfatng to the depth Of three o. four fest,
heIerSmaining erect &c monuments Of the
sin and oily Of these insane and traitOroui
people.
The pIacs where the explosion took place
bors the epDsaranos Of having been visited By
q terrible earthquake. Guns and gun car
ziages had been thrown down the clifs into
the river. In Other parts ef the Fort gun
naFriages a1d ammunition wagons had been
burned; everything around bore the marks Of
the haRd Of the dssiroysra "a fi
,-a--------a u ftti
Amer Davis
The Riokmond correspondent Of the
ohAElsstoa Mercury does not spare JET.
DsviA. BE writes
"shau the cause fsil because Mr.. Davis
& inc0npstsntf The people Of the Con.
fsderasy nust answer this plain Question
Ct ores, o. they are lost Tsnnessee, I'M
der Sidney Johnston, is likely to be lost
Nr. Davis retains him. Van Dorn writes
that Missouri mHi; Be abansoaed unless ths
elaims Of Price are recognized. Mr.. Davis
viii not send in his nomination A change
in TIE Cabinet is demanded inslantly,i 70
restore public confidence. Ar. Davis is
suotioRles5 a. a elod BHeEFs proclamation to
zhs pep & ef .Nasbsille has disPoSed The Vosag
Snel. alFsa5v disS1tisfsd gith JohlstoH, 10 lag
doga fEftr arm, and psssd ths Ddy 70 III
ealPaigs q iaptsiob d fhs AiSSiSsiPpi PaI
7g. ~. DeSis reEsiHs as cold a. zee. The
PsgPle aIsf kloso, and feel and Be fsIf
1keBotsznmsni must BE made to move.
A SERoEs R0H.-A Lancaster, Pennsyl-
vHuia, critic in describing the singing q
. lady, Bsss; rers
ahAs1 N1g slugs one ol those exquisite
-.
the csil1 walls erd air rRiR Eiio ~
mslodles, harmony springs fEnm- -fooI
and benches, and the audience Z, held
.spsllhotnd ID harnonious enchsaiment
Wills musip with iia volumpluous swell
falls mn ths artists lips, naturally, ant
seemingly With as litiie effort as lmpii
waters ezbtis frsn fhs bosom Of III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

L has been suggested that old Bell ran
aNay iron Nashville because be was afraid Of
Isthe enforcsmentoi the laW5"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

Oeunsctons are made as EIonrosFflIe with Ehs sans
dulky, MsnEhsld and Newark B. B., At Clyde VA
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati 2. 3, at FEes
mont With trsmout EndiznA b r, and q ToIsao
With the Aichigan Southern 3 northern Indiana
and Iof5fo and Wabash lRailrcad1 i5rL Q hcaeo, De-
CAIRO, Altous g. holius and Al Poln3 Wosts o-ts5
EsEt and Southwest. r ~ -
ram SrriT5 "a Cleveland nom Tolsdo snd tss
vest, Is $40 4. H. and 40 ?. r From sandusdF
at so A. =.
7s ,5s,,.i5.s5ssEa1yl 4 90, l. D. RVoAsSHS s9SS
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A SERoss RUlI.-A Lancaster, Pennsyl-
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