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FROM sAN FRANUIsCO.
SAN FRApCrsoo, March 9

cAh FAAhOi5OOI MA1CH . (
The steamer Sierra Nevada sailed for the
north densely crowded with miners emigra-
ting to the Oregon and British Columbia
The 5oston ship Polynesia was burned q
the wharf this morning, and supposed 70
have been fred By the crew, part Of whom
were put on board BY the police. The wreck
VIII be sold tomorrow. She was about 70
sail for China in ballast
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'DNttalueQ anu bOOlneut
By an unfaltering trust, approached his grave
Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams"
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READINGS AID RRoITAFIoHs IA CLHvE-
LAID LADT.-Ws clip the following compli-
montary notice from the Boston Post. Mrs.
Bell wss formerly a resident of Cleveland
and her numerous friends here viii be
pleased 10 hear Of her sucessa
"a large audience was present last even
ing st the Aelodeon, TO listen 70 the roadings
and recitstionS BY Mrs. Lizzie Bell. The
entertainment Was for the benefit OF the un-
employed shop-girls Of Now York. Mrs.
Bell ranks among the best readers that have
appeared before B ,sson Public. She has
foil, melodious and finely trained voice,
and her elocution gives constant eVidenc
Of study and skill. The programme en-
braced large vsHety Of pieces, requiring
extreme changes Of voice. Several dialogues,
verses from plsys, &c were given, the in
tonRtion proper 70 each character accompa-
nying the same. Her efforts ELECTED re-
peated and enthUsisEtio applause. The i'm
preston Mrs. Bell made must be regarded
as highly favorable. She has fine stAtely
person, graceful manner, and dresses with
taste. In . path cOnfesstdly 90 difficult, 10
achieve success indicates the possession Of
very marked talent. We trust that the ex-
cellont entertainment afforded generous aid
10 the cause in behalf of which Il was given.
Mrs Bell was assisted by Miss Agnes A.
Kelley, vocalist, and Prof. Thayer, pianist.
-%-9-D-
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FROM KANsAs Ely.
Kansas C1TT, Marcl

hANsAS OIfK, Marcn 5.
The Santa Fe mail arrived with siviees
from Fort Craig up to IL o'clock of the l4tb.
No battle yet with the enemy, whose
force was an advance nom Almoss, where
they had been encamped three days. 0nthe
18th their pickets were at AdabenAll, Is
miles below Fort Craig, having driven in
our scouts to the main guard. Col. Candy,
thinking the enemy were on the move, put
his whole available force en- route for the
battle ground, where he arrived in good
season. The enemy not appearing, he re-
turned to the fort at P. n. They enemy's
forces are variously estimated, and thought
not to be over 2,20O, mostly mounted, with
eight pieces OF artillery. It is thought as
the armies are 30 near each other an en-
counter cannot be long DELAYED.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

ADDIsoN's ANERIoLE Having sold
and used nearly every kind Of Cement Of
fersd to the public, for several years past, ]
confidently assert that ADDIsoE's AMERICAS
CENEET is, for various household purposes,
ahead Of all competition, being good for
wood, marble, alabaSter and many other
things as well as China, glass, and earthen-
ware. For sale wholesale and retail by
" p Foaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

THEATRE.-oWing to the driving snow
storm laat night, and the extreme imprOba-
biIity of any mortal, once safely housed,
venturing out Of doors, it was deemed mad
visable to turn on the gas at the thestre.
The bill for tonight is the OppO-
site Neighbour" the "FOur Sisters" and
the "Bonny Fish Wife"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

DEPGETUEE OF Harry JOEEs.-oficsr T..
G. Stanley arrived yesterday morning from
Alliance, with warrant for Harry Jones,
and he with the property taken with him,
was delivered to his custody. Stanley says
jones' name is far from being an enviable
one ct homo.
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FROnI WARRINGTON.

WAsHIEeToE, Merch 3
The following is an abstract of the Tax Bill
reported to-day;
It provides for the appointment by the
President of commission of Internal Rev.
enue, with salary Of 81, 900 per snnum. His
Office 10 be in the Treasury Department. with
suitable number Of clerks. The country
IS to be divided, as She President may direct,
into convenient collection districts, with an
assessor and collector appointed BY the Presi-
dent for each district, who shall have power
to appoint such deputies as may be necss-
sary.
The bill also provides for duty on spirit
uous liquors Of 10 cents per gallon.
The Baltimore & Oh Railroad is being
rapidly rebuilt, and viii soon be in running
order. About forty miles Of iron and cross
Ties have been carried of BY the rebels.
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z. GEORGPS BENEVOLFNT

NOTIOE.-THE UNsoLD SLIPS IN
/ \ the First Presbyterian (Stone) Church will
be leased for one year on Tuesday next, March 9Th
at O'Clock, P. n. fsb24s7s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

BAELOU's nGsQUERADE.-Remember the
masquerade and fancy-dress ball at Chapin's
Hall tonight. It is under the direction Of
Mr.. Ballou, which is sufficient guarantee
that everything viii 60 of smoothly and
pleasantly, and that it win bea success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

PoLroa .COUEE.-DsYid WaShinstOr, the
eOlorsd man who was connected with Bow
man in he robbery Of The Now York 4 Erie
freight car, Was yesterday morning brought
before The Police Court, and his cass eOntin-
ued until Wednesday nsxt.
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MORNING LEADER.
NsR aOVRERlaRmRNRA

on. Wobb-Tasatrs.
o, Outer soh-AueaOn sale Of DRY Goods.
Zion Mu,i,al EOoisty-GrHnd Concert.
H. stieknsy-Oolt taken up.
Q, J, Koelsr-House aud Lot for sails.
o. Cutter a son-ssaOoO worth Of Furniture ct
Auction.
Q. J. Kosler-Anedyns ExpeotOrant CAsdy.
OTistadoro's HAiT DJe -spooiAl Notice,
Brandroths Pills-spOoial Notice.
Wssloyan Ohunoh-booai Notice.
lsO Superior strott-Local Notices.
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FRoaI CHARLRsTOWN.

OAAhAASAOWAI ta'I AntCH .
Six hundred to 1000 barrels Of -four be-
longing to the Confederates, have been seiE-
ed and stored here.
A woolen mill owned by q man named
Davis, which had been manufacturing Con-
federate cloth, was also seized, with consider
able stock. 1t AS HH
Richard Washington, brother Of the late
John A. Washington, is now confined at
Washington. FfT5
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CoULDH'T HIP 1.-THE BuffaloniaDs
could not gaze quietly upon Buckner and
Tiligham on the occasion of their passage
through their city, but had to give vent 10
the feelings, of the contempt they felt for
them, by personal insults. The press, how
sver, does not cOuntsnance such proceed
iuu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

81 The price Of the MoREIEe LHADER to news
agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADEE, to News Dealers,
is ole-fourth Of 3 cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send us one and three cent in
stead of laraer denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

srHmsoFzF1.-stimpson d, beyond an
question, superior artist and We HdvISp
those wishing TO get q hne likeness 70 can
upoa him. AVisit % his gAIlsEy, No. 35s
Superior sttsss Nin richly repay bOth eiti-
sonsnA strAngar. sa' DC ' R1S:d
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7ROM NFW YORK.

NEW YoRK, March 3.
The Lynchburg Virginian publishes the
following:
A private letter received from Oentreville
last night stated that our forces had received
orders to send their sick to the rear and put
themselves in marching order. By passen-
gers who arrived on last nights train the
above report is confirmed, and they also
stats that the women and children were or
dered to leave yesterday morning. We IN
derstand from the same source that the Yam
KEGS have succeeded in cutting another road
throuRh the woods to FaIrfax.
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EXPLOSION.

DzTR0IF, Feb. 8.
An explosion took place to-day ia the Oh
Refinery OF ]. q. Harmon & Co., dem0iishinE
the building and killing several persons,
-Four dead bodies have beanreooEsred, smsng
them Robert Highman and Chaa Z. DibblS.
two Of ths prcprietors. 0theEs ara auppostd
to be buried in the rims 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

THE BILLIARD MAFoH.-The Atheneum
has already been fitted up with raised seats,
80 ss 70 accommodate the largest possible
number Of persons at the billiard match
Thursday evening.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Special to Tribune.

NpaII1I % ALIUNI-os
A very bright Light, as Of large eonfs-
grafton, in the direction of Blandville, was
seen from here Friday night about 8 o'clock.
On Saturday night the sky was brilliantly
illuminated b. The reflection Of slaFge con-
iaQratien directly in line with Columbus,
apparently about as far distant
The NiccolIs House, Bloomington, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss So, 900
insured $40, 600.
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PRoBA7n COUsr.-samusl Hill was sent to
jail for thirty days on bread on wstsT, and
fined $40, for petit larceny, at the morning
session. No business Of Importance was
transacted in the afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~ One hundred and seveuty-hYe doses
of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
psthic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwing
Ten pills to dOSe) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stsmps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established Is49.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

PHoToeRAPH OF HEERT WARD BEEoHER.-
A card visits photograph Of Henry Ward
Beecher should be in every Photographic
Album: ". c. North, at his fine art gallery,
No. 2O5 Superior street, has elegant ones just
taken and finished in the best style. Call
and procure one.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia Rheumatism, scrOfuls, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given TO many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. Sec advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. II9 Seneca street.
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DOE'T FoReEF IT.-Winchelli will be at
MelodeOn Hall this evening, with an entire
new budget. Go old friends and new ones.
His g 0ontraband DarkeY " is the greatest
thing out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~NotWithstanding the storm yesterday,
the Cheap shee Store, 100 Superior street,
was fun all day; and we don't wonder at it,
for they are selling goods at half-Prics.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

GRAND sAoEED COEoERT.-Resd the pro
gramme offered BY the Zion Musiesl Society
Wednesday night at the MelOdeeu, and if
you are lover of music you will not fail to
attend. The treat will be one such as is
rarely offered to our citizens, and cannot fail
to please those who attend. The Society is
composed of some forty ladies and gentle
men, connected with which is a skilled or
ehe5tra. The pieces will be given in Hebrew
German and English.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

PosTPONENKHT.--Ths Donation visit sdver-
tised to be held at the Wesleyan Church, on
Euclid streed, Wednesday, the 5th, is post
pOned until further notice. By order of the
Committee.
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oourt 81 Connoa Pioas-MaFch 8.
In the case Of MceaETy va. MOGArry, no
sufficient evidence lOr granting the petition
for divorce was presented.
BSEoss yUDsE ooTENBHRHY.
GEdwsrds and Qddings W. J. 8. Fiske. On
trial.
BHFoRH JUDsH RooTE.
Daniel Doyle vs.. N. Gallagher and others.
On trial.
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TIE LAsF OF TEH IBERIA REsoUERs.-John
Hammond, one Of the parties implicated in
the Iberia rescue case over q year ego, vol
unfairly surrendered himself to the Federal
authorities here, and was fined $40 and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

MHEcHAHT TAnoR.-F. A: Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, at
1ss Bank strsst. ian1b.9so
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OYSTERS.

r B. GLENN & CO, H4VI JUsT
u received 81 extra choice los d Mana q Cos
eselr9ied Bsltimore oysters, feE she "a Just tas
fobll it 1E ~ 10 ONJABIO ST.
n g. MAhTBY'S OYSTER Dl9-
AZa PoT Qats Holt a NaltbJ'sl. oEIiEBEAFlD
VIII Be RECEIVED DALLR =
FROM his e5tablishmsnt IN Baltimore-puf - ~
cans and Warran1sd fresh and goode oE no saias
Also harmetcalI Bealed % stars. Lob5rars. 0lalE,
Sptce OTstsrss md 5ardine1B kept co1gtantlg q
Beltimore, New York and Primes BaT 7hel
OyBters Will Be receivsd daily bY ELpro1ls
9 ~ Orac1srs Tor aAls y ths, harre4 1g'1llL
fsf ss.,- -. W, ~, eAI4Hs. Agsat-T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~A young man Of good habits and ex-
psrisnee in mercantile business, with ac-
qusintance to influence trade, wishes a stu
alton, and will give the best city reference,
besides my own recommendation, as to char
sctsr and capacity. Address
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BANK LOCKS AGAIN!
Are Lilies Locks PIekabIe ,
That's the Question:

10 Mr.. LetOis Lille:
sIR: Having repeatedly picked your locke,
and having understood that you have re-
Gently furnished parties in this city locks
with improvements upon those heretofore
msde By you, and which you guarantee for 10
years, propose If you will deposit s., 900 be-
hind any one of these locks, to give you S.
for every hour work at the same, and if I
succeed in opening your lock the $4,000 is
to be mine. am to have the privilege of
operating from 10 100 hours.
S76tf JAS. SARGENT.
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THE CITY.

SBDDEE DEkTH.-R. q. Blackmer, a uni
Varsally known and respected citizen of
Cleveland, was found dead about ten O'Clock
yesterday morning in his store, corner Of
Prospect and Perry streets. he was in his
usual good health in the morning, and prob
ably about Eve minutes before his death,
Mr.. SAKE, an employee Of his, lefs him in
his store reading the MoRE1Ha LEADzR. A
few minutes later, little girl Of one Of the
nsighbOrs, on going 10 the store, came back,
saying that Mr.. Blsckmer was lying on his
face on the floor aslssp. This excited alarm,
and the neighbOrs, flying to the store, found
him dead. DR.. Nelson was first summoned,
and, soon after, Dr.. BeckWith. They pro-
nOuncsd him dead, and that the symptoms
indicated that be died of disease Of the heart.
The facts in the case were 50 plain that it
was deemed unnecessaSy::to. hold eoroner's
inquest.
Mr.. Blackmer was in the sixty-ninth year
Of his age, and has lived and been engaged
in business in Cleveland about twenty-five
years. He was respected by all as an entire
ly honest man in all his business transac-
tions, and an Open-hearted christian. he
Wssnot what the world calls rich man, nor
had he an ambition to be such, but was sat
ished with the competence secured to him
bp an upright business life, and whom the
summons came, he,
Sustained and soOthed,
By an unfaltering trust, approached his grave,
Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~Beadle's Dime Novel No. So, Oassell's
National History No. 80, Ladies' RepOsitO-
~ for March, and Yankee Notions foE.APril,
have been received By Hawks 4 Bro.
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soLDIEs' AID sOoHTT.-The regular moth
ly meeting of the Soldiers Aid Society will
be held this afternoon at o'clock in the
Stone Church PsrlorB,s
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NoTIcz.-The annual renting of slips in
the I'd Presbyterian Church will take place
on Wednesday next, at 2 o'clock, p. m, at
the church. mar1;S77
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

Fx1HK PAHKHH.-LiVsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 ssnscs Stress, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasnnAbls figures.
ssp41R96:Iy
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CAIRO, March 3.
A GALLANT sKIRinsH MAR CHARLESTON, No.
Capt. holman, Of the 7th Illinois Cavalry,
with 46 men, while making areconnoisance
of the country west of Charleston, No, came
across ninety rebel cavalry, commanded by
the veritible JEFF. Thompson, and pursuring
them a long distance forced them to make q
stand about FIVE miles below sikestOn. Jeff.' g
srtillery was planted in the road in such q
manner as to command all approaches, and
our force: were compelled to charge in the
face of his battery. This they did with great
gallanry, and succeeded in capturing four
guns and putting the rebels to flight, with q
loss on our part Of one man, who struggled
from command and was taken prisoner. The
rebel loss was not ascertsined.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at HaIl's, II Public Square.
sug5-R11
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

E Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
HoR sz BROKEH BY FHa HzA7, can be iouud st
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
Etrsss.
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Last RlonthIy Rvoning writing CIass--Ricr-
eantile College.

Tuition viii be reduced for this class to 50
for gentlemen and sl.5O for ladies; to COM
mence Monday evening, March Sd. All
these classes have been we'll attended by
both ladies and gentlemen, and many good
penmen turned out. mar1-S77
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

PHoToeRAPH:o ALBUEs.-A splendid as
sortment this day received.
Price reduced 20 per cent.
feb27:377 r. B. DOUGLAS 4 Co.
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A PLEASANT ATFAIR.-A very pleasant
party was given last evening, in spite Of the
bowling wind and the driving snow, at the
Weddell House, for the benefit of the Sol
diers' Aid Society. To Mrs. DR.. Amea and
Mrs. @. C. Cobb belong the credit Of plan
ming the party and experimenting the mum
berless little details which go to make such
an affair pleasant and successful. The ladies
in attendance furnished the supper-an ele-
CANT one it Was-While Mr.. Ross donated The
use of the house and the gas. The weather
was enough to keep any but the most de-
termined in doors, and Of course kept many
away, but in spite Of that,as happy 3 COM
pany as one often sees spent the eveningin
gliding over the floor to the music Of an ex-
cellent band.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~ Ladies' BalmOral Walking Boots for
50 20 at 100 Superior street. s77
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~ George spngue, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
from 0viatt's Exchange to u Mervin street.
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A AFEWD N MID. TRY II.

FRlEED IN REHD. Thy IT.
Dr. Sweets INFALLIBLE LIEIMENT Is pre-
Fared fren the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Con-
ueotCut, the great bone setter, and has been used
b bis lractics f0r the last twenty years with the
noSt astonishing success. As an external remedy
d Withsut rival, and VIII alleviate pain more
psedily than any other preparation For al Rhsu.
nato and Nervous Disorders It Is truly infAllible
Gndaa curative for Sores, Wounds, sprsins, Bruls-
e, A. i aooihins, healing and powerful strength
slng propsnsitiss, excite the just wonder and o..
tonishment ofall who have ever given It . trial.
Over four hundred eertihcstes Of remarkable eurts
rs0rned By It within the last two years, attest to
if.is hot. Strong a ArmstrOng, Agents for Clevs-
Ind dsoloaltso9WdkW.R
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An Engagement on the Ten
neSSee!
A Small Fight at Pittsburg,
Tennessee.
The GunbOats Engage a Battery
The Result Of the Fight!
The Union feeling on the Ten.
nessee


Special Dispatches to Cleveland Leaderj
CThOss Of the following dispatches which
are dated the lst and % should have reached
US Sunday night.-EDs
CAIRO, March /.
SUPPOSED BURNING OF OoLUHBUs.
The sky is now 70 Pm brilliantly iIlu
minated by the reflection from large con-
fisgration directly in ths line Of Columbus
and apparently about as far distant. It is
the opinion here that Columbus is burned
Rumors Of its evacuation have been current
in the streets all day. Fresh rumors are
rife here this evening OF the evacuation of
Columbus. II is reported that the rebels
have retreated to Island No. 10 and will
make stand there. They claim it as the
strongest position on the Mississippi river
Men and pilots here however doubt its claim
in that respect.
STEAMER SUNK.
The transport ECONOMY sunk in the Cum
Derland yesterday.
No boats from up the river have arrived
to-day.
sTAETOR's ORDER AND THE NEwsPAPERs.
Secretary Stanton's recent order is still a
theme of discussion here, and especially the
third regulation. Various views of it are
taken, most recognizing it as judicious Or
der. Northern newspapers find their Wsy to
the rebels with the utmost regularity. St.
Louis papers reach Columbus daily, probably
by bottle navigation.
GOV. KIRKWooD.
The various newspaper correspondents at
Cairo paid their respects to Gov. Kirkwood,
of Iowa. this evening. The Governor has
been here for some days, looking alter the
Iowa wounded. he is firm in the belief that
the rebellion is in process of rapid extinction.
THE FLAG OF TIE IOWA 2D. Is W
The flag of the gallant Iowa I'd, the first
which was planted on the enemys works at
DOnelson, arrived yesterday en- route for
Iowa. Three of the coler bearers were kill
ed, and three wounded. 1t is to hang over
the Speakers chair in the Iowa House of
Representatives and after the adjournment
of the Legislature will be deposited in the
archives of the Historical Society. The flag
bears the marks of the terrible conflict st
DonelsOn, having no less than sixteen bull
let holes throught it.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Cumberland river is very high and
rapidly rising.
The Tennessee Legislature is still in ses-
sion at Memphis.
A very bright light as of a large confa-
grafton in the direction of Blandville, was
seen from here last night.
OAno, March 2, Pm.
CAPTURE OF sEOEssIoHIsTs.
A gentleman just arrived from Charles
ton, No, brings intelligence of the capture
of forty mea belonging to JEFF. TOmpsOn's
command, and four small 1.pOund guns. The
locality of the capture is FIVE miles south of
Sikeston.
Col. J. ]. F. Wilson has resigned his posi-
ton as Assistant Military Manager Of Tele-
graphs.
ENGAGEMENT ON THE TEEEEssEE.
CAIRO, 3.-The gunboat Lexington had an
engagement day or two since with rebel
battery at Savannah, on the Tennessee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

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