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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01
what Fort Henry was the Key to.

To those who have not taken the pains to
look at their maps, the reduction of this
fort, with its. seventeen heavy guns, may
appear only as gallant affair, which will
be productive of an excellent effect upon the
Union cause at home and abroad, but other
wise of no great importance. But let US
give one glance at our position, and trace
the course of the Tennessee-for the next
two months navigable for the largest steam
ers. throughout the entire breadth of the
State-and the importance of the road we
have now opened will at once become APP
parent. We have now safe and expeai-
tious highway INTO tie Gerry heart of the Con-
federacy. Six or eight miles only from the
river at Florence is the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad-the grand trunk road
of the south-which, as the great avenue
over which are transported the principal
supplies of the rebel armies in Tennessee
and Virginia, may well be regarded as one oil
the main arteries of the rebel system. 1t
will also be noticed that the river, before it
makes bend to the eastward, flows through
a corner of Mississippi, where an army, once
dropped down, would be within an easy
weeks march of Memphis. Would it be the
most surprising thing in the world, if His
Reverend Highness the Bishop General
Polk should awake some fine morning to
find Federal army snugly ensconced here,
and the two hundred and odd cannon and
famous submarine battery, of about as
much value to him as so much old iron l
need not also call attention to the critical
condition of Nashville and Bowling Green,
when the Notifications of the Cumberland
shall also have been swept away, as they as
suredly will be, ere many days.have passed.
Indeed, it seems very much as if the rebels,
in their fright, had been SO busily engaged
in barricading their main approaches, that
they had quite forgotten the smaller ave-
nues through which it was possible for an
enemy to find an entrance.
Does it not seem as if the ''day and hour"
had at last come for the grand forward
movement to be inaugurated? Shall we
not now see Nc Clellan releasing his super
abundant leglons now stagnating on the
Potomac, and pouring them through this
new avenue, and striking this rebellion in
the very core?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

Bond Swindle Stevens was permitted to
ae for himself when the contest between
himself and Speer was decided. Modest and
fair, wasn't it? Speer had as much right
to vote as Stevens. We believe, with Mr..
ingalls,, that neither of them ought to have
been admitted to seat.
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The White House in Mourning.

New J DIRK, Feb. 81.
The Presidents son died yesterday. The
custom house, banks, insurance offices, and
most places of business, will be closed to-
morrow, in accordance with the proclama-
ton issued by the Mayor.
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Carrier.

As we don't wish to be behind Ea tern
,,,iss, in enterprise, we have determined TO
.ns9v carrier, and have engaged Master
nasI Hammond to act in that capacity.
Bsrsalter, our "eity' subscribers may look
hr dan" at their doors with The NEWS,
,.yaarly every Saturday afternoon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

That Ax.-We are happy to state that
asmissing ak we spoke of last week, was
hud by 'the devil at an early hour this
morning. at our wood-pile. We tender our
most profound thanks to the individual who
ntnrned it, and nope he will "go his way
and sin no more.''
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

Hon. w. R. Griffith. State Superintend-
'at of Public Instruction, died at Topeka,
On the 18th ult. He was an honorable
man. We wish we could record this of more
d our public men.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

The Board of County Commissioners
meets on Monday next. Those interested
take notice.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

No mail has been received here since last
Tuesday, on account OF high waters.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

a resolution has been introduced expel-
ling Powell, of Kentucky, from the q. S.
Senate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

See advertisement of farm to rent, by
D. A. Painter.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

We want some wood. Who will bring
a Dad
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COUNTY ORDERS FOR SALE.
COUNTY ORDERS, in sums of any amount
" for sale by +. G. HUNT,
228-tf Register of Deeds.
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Nothing from Topeka this week.
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FOR RENT.

A FARM, with sixty acres broke and fenced, a
n good House and Well of water on the prem
ises-two miles from Emporia. Inquire of
mi -4w D. A. PAINTER, Emporia Kas
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deeply as the nature and depth of the soil viii
admit, and in the most thorough manner Esna.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-01

- S>-e-S~Sss~sEs Gu ~
erect building large enough to accommo-
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-''Ss A'sssa seAulug agasnOs funk o. { E4II-
en- tree, While his drum hung mon = hnah
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llapervloaa to water. and very durable.-lwbea,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

dsy without stopping. Cen. Strong ct
once sent 9 steamer after her and placed
the officers under srrest Il ives q misuu-
dorStandlng on the part Of the captain.
He landed some coal barges about . mile
above town, aud was on his way below to
got rome empty bsrges his employers
are furnishing coal 10 the OoVsrnment,
ERoN HkLLECK's ARHY.
Nothing Of importance to day from the
Tennessee River. skirmishes still con-
tiuue between our advance plcksts. Come
Of our cavalry made E charge on some
rebel piokels and drove them back, and
discovered, as they supposed, on the OppO-
site side Of the creek two pieces Of artiI-
lsFy, bat when they captured thsm they
turned out to be wooden ones. Our forces
are still on the advance.
PERSONAL.
No tidings yet Of Mr.. BOdmsn. Ais
supposed he was captured By some Of
Kings forOeO, ss they are known to be In
that vicinity. [Mr. BodmAR hss been one
Of our correspendsnts.-EDs.
The river is falling very rapidly here.
The Illinois Central viii run cars in here
on Monday, as the water. .ghas fallen SUN.
oiently to repair their trsek.
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.cClellan is still pursuing
FOREIGN.

NEW YORK, May 7.
The Australasia, from Liverpool on the morn
ing Of the 26th, and Queenstown the 18th ult, ar
rived this evening. Her news is quite meagrs.
The steamer Tubal Cain had left Liverpool for
Nassau with q very heavy cargo Of arms and am
munitlOn. doubtless designed for the rebels
The London Star gives report that the Aus
trian government had demanded eXplAna' Ions
relative 70 Palmerston s late speech on Italy 90
far as regards the retention Of Venitia.
The Times has q sarcastic editorial on LtneOln's
proclamation for q DAY of thanksgiving, and
thinks it quite premature, as affairs at the time
were most critical and battles were impending
II asks the meaning of that portion Of the proola
nation which refers 70 deliverance from foreign
invasion and intervention.
Il scarcely thinks il can be for tardy Justice
done in the Mason and Slidel1 affair.
Its proposed to consolidate the public debt Of
France in one uniform security Of per cent
BOurse heavy and declining at I0f sc
Garibaldi had renowned his intention OF going
TO Southern Italy.
It L reported that Victor Emanuel viii re-
main some time in Naples and thence go to Rome
The French and Italian troops have come % an
arrangement for the suppression Of reactionary
movements on the Papal frontiers and were act
q SHANGHAI dispatch OF March 18th says It is
rumored that the rebels intend 10 attack koW-
choO.
LIvERPeoL, April 26.-Waksdeld, Nash & Co.
report -four slow Of sale at reduction Of Cd per
osrrel Sales at 2893Is. Wheat, very dull and
TO effect sales l92d reduction in price would nave
&c be made; red western, 10sod9lls6d. white II.
9d9l9s6d. Corn, inactive and o'esd lower mixed
2Tsed white nominal at S3s per go lbs
Richardson, Spence Co. call the decline II
-four 6d,91s per barrel.
Beef, qniet and buyers decline to buy. Pork
easier and quotations nominal. Bacon in mode
rate demand ct steady rates. Lard ranging IRON
az M to 4ss for fine. Butter, lower for secon
dary quality.
Brokers circular reports coffee dull and droop
ing. ,-.,- -
studs quiet and steady. Sugar insnimate and barrie
| supported. Tea Arm. Coffee buoysnt and PARTIAL.
dear r Tall0W hrmsr.
LATEST LTVERPooL The Times has an slitoria
on the American struggle. Il seel nothing for n
blacks but slavery determination or expulsion
weekly journal Is 70 appear IN London next Wee
advocating tho cause Of the rebels. The Literal
Gasests e defunot after existence Of forty az
/ years.
i The treaty Of commerce between Russia an
/ Turkey has been ratified.
There has been battle between the Turks an
insurgents in Albania. The Turks lost 400 me
and cannDn. .
| LIvEEPoJL, Saturday evening. -Breadsiuis a
/ quiet and heavy, but without alteration in rate
| Provision dull and dropping
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

THn sTAFh BABBkTH soHooL COHvREEIOs.-
The Third State Sabbath School convention
for Ohio, will meet on Tuesday the 18Th in
slant, in the Second Presby.er church
in Cleveland, ct 10 A. N.
All teachers and friends Of Sabbath
Schools connected with evangelical denomi-
nations In the State, are invited to sttend
and participate in the convention.
Ample arrangements have been made 10
provide fer all who attend the convention.
Ths convention will probably occupy two
days, Including series Of ehildrsn's meet
ings on Wednesday afternoon, 70 be made
up Of The Sabbath Schools in the city and
vicinity.
Persons attending The convention are
REQUESTED on their arrival 10 90 70 the Leo
ture Rom in the basement Of the Second
PresbytsriaH church, where ct any time
sflsr o'clock on Tuesday morning com.
mistes viii be in readiness 10 receive them,
aud introduce them TO families which have
invited members Of The convention to their
homes.
NOgsnersl half.fare arrangements could
bs msde with the Railroads, but the roads
named herein have agreed that where forty
or more full fare tickets are taken from any
point on thsir line BY persons attending the
convention, they viii return such persons
to the point whsreithe tickets we're taken,
tree.
Sabbath Schools in this vicinity attending
on Wednesday will please report ct once to
T. P. Handy, who viii aasign them their
place Of meeting.
JAMES n. HOVT,
7. P. HANDY,
8. FoLJANBE,
]. A. FOOT,
JosEPH PERKIEs,
A. g HOPKIEsoE,
Executive Committee.
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- ToREREas noNRnE-

AaIAAAal llQAaolr L.
The Dag Of truos which went up James river ses,
terday morning 70 reosEl released prisoue1 return.
Cd to-day, not having accomplished ita object.
This . the third time Gon Wool has bcen deceived
about the rslaal8 Of thoss pfs0nsr8.
Tbs Jamestown passed the dag Of truo8 at bali
pastl this morning bound % Norfolk; the gunboai
Iealor cano along side 70 tsrday afternoon % aacor
tain the object Of the dag Of tguco. The Isasof q
ermed with one one hundred poundeF Parrot gun
All the 0ilooru Of tie Taaser, with 0zs exception.
were drunk
dispatch vas received here thil morning from
aeHport News stating that ths Msrrimao Was IN
sight. The Monitor and Call got ready bat tbs Msr
finae has not yet been seen hfrs.
The FORTRESS Monroe boat which len al O'clock
tai morning has arrived at Cherry Stones, bringing
T0 Hon. b. n. stanson;
Every hour proves our victory more eomplsts. The
enemys losa e great, especially IN oidoers. have
Just heard Of ave more ut i 70 Generals being cap
tursd. Prisoners are ooustanL arriving.
llgnsd, GEO. B. MCCLELLAN
MAJ Gen. Ocmmandiug.
PHILADELFHIA, Nay Z.
tlhe strike among ths miners rear k0tlFille y b.
coming aorio'u. The employers not complying WITH
their demands the miners stopped the pumps, eens.
ing serions damsgs 20 property from the hoOonR OF
ths mines. The mines Of the Forest Improvement
Oo are rapidly filling up with wafer Several inAnt-
y Oompanieg Of Home Guards Leave here this ater-
noon 70 prevent further damag8. Ths reserve Grays
Or this city Leave soon foE the scene of dioutes -
Pottsyflls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

DRovEHD.-Elias strouse, 8 German
butcher, who resided at 20 Orange street,
was drowned in the canal, near the Copper
smslting Works, yesterday afternoon. he
drove his horse, which he Was riding, into
the canal to drink, and the horse. either By
4 sudden slide or in the effort 70 extricate
himself from the mud, threw stTOuse Of IN
70 the water. A couple Of women with
vbom the deceased had been in converse
,ion few moments before, gsYs the alHrnl
and Mr.. Jones, employed in the Swelling
Works. ran 70 assist the drowning man, but
arrived too late. Mr. J. endeavorsd to find
him sfssr he hsd gone down anAllEs but did
not suOcOed, and was himself almost ez-
hsuutsd in the effort. The body was taken
out after several hour1, entirely psyond ~
msans Of rssuAeitation. Corner HoPkini
did not deem en- inquest necessary. ssras'
wss thirty ysars old. Hs issves widow
aud enc child.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
FROM WAsHINGrON.



The Secretary Of War, in response to q resOlu
ton of the House calling for rPgimental and brig
ade reports Of the battle Of Shiloh says General
Grants Is the only cne received up 70 the 2nd
instant
Brigham aud Pendlet0n 20 present to the Senate
the Humphreys impeachmentGuesti' N alluded tO
yesterday In the report Of the H0use proceedings
WAsEIsaroz. Mayz.
The sensts viii without unnsoesssry delay pro.
cesd 70 consider the tax ils which havs been pre-
5sntsd and &c e thought the rsporf ofhe Codmitee
on Finance will BE adopted without msterisl change
The tax Of 20 per cent per gallon whiskey and p
cents per pO nd on tobacco, Il . tim ted viii yield
90 100000 do lars Should the Tisws the minority
Of the Commiies prevail, 1t Is supposed the rsVsnus
from this ssrYics could be considerably insrsa8ed.
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FRnET WILLTAmsRuRR.

WILLLAMSBJRa, Va, May O.
The rebels in evacuating this place, lsft a mum
Der Of their dead unburied Al Of our wounded
in yesterdays engagement who fell into theiI
hands we're left behind.
Col. Dwight Of the Excelsior Brigade. who was
severely wounded and taken prisoner, was also
left.
In the engagement yesterday the enemy
suffered terribly. Gen Ricketts, was killed
The enemy had force here yesterday Of hfty
thousand men, and only decided 20 sYaclate after
the brilliant bayonet charge Of Gen. Hancock
majority Of the white Inhabitants remain.
The number Of the enemy now In our hands
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
FROM NEW YaRK.

NEW YoRK, May z
Among the passengers on the Persia were Min
ister Cameron, Bayard Taylor and Bishop Lewis
of Ontario She has IS 600 in specie
AdVices from BuFnsldes' Division states that a
regiment Of North CarOlinians have been or
gsnized, Capt. Potter, Of Gen. Fosters staf be
ing appointed Colonel, snd two companies OF
our troops had left for Washington. N C., tC
form q nucleus Of the regiment Large mum
bers Of Union men have Voluntarily come and
took the oath Of allegiance, and they viii BE-
armed and equipped BY Burnside to defend theiI
homes against the rebels.
Our troops have captured enough horses tc
mount two companies Of cavalry aud make fre
quent dashes among the rebels.
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cleveland, Palnesyills 3 Ia Common flras,
Ashtabala- R-R~co- t.aY aha { -, =. NY,
A. whiting. ioF n0nsy oHi5s
NTOFICF WHITING, EQN-aEsI-
AMI otthe stats Of Ohio, Ein 'l-Ratice
itaf a. Cleveland, PainesFille = Aeatabula
tSsiiv-ssd Company, did on tas d,h cly5 Of Nay,
49, al. 4 psiitiOh IA tae Court % Common
,sl.91- -rrifhin-sud for the 8aunsF uTahOga
md STATE OF Ohio. against The said A., ~ hicing,
dsfepdant, setting f0rih tnat on the % 90 Of
March. 1854, She aid ueiendaur, vas tnlebted 10
= ID Company in the several sums on accounts
o. sis9' o. Sl6s. and SO 10, amounting in total
10 the sum ot SSI3 60 with interest thereo1 IRON
March I562, for charges and transportation OF
certain three lotg barrels OIL carried and convey
Cd over and upoa said oompany,s halilzdq lroLa
Girard 70 Cleveland, o., and there at t9s As.eF
place delivered By said company lot sala len-
dant. at his request, that ths sara sum o money
AS tnen and n row due AID pEy aole, tl4t sala
nm ,f money nor any part tnsreSf has 1eaA paid
nd sid Company pr1yu luasllfni aB-ll5l me
ssid A. YY hilng, driendsltI ~ tae ea1l = tafea
huudrrd aud seEeniY three cetlera Z nA SKY
eenrs. with interest thereon iron saias g gay Ok
-aed the said A. Whiting is notified that be q
reouired 70 appear and an Eer sad petition on
OF before The ZsIh day Of jane. I85l, or gnens
viii &c taken sgglIsy 1in1 y defauiI. -
4. RANHEx, BACkUS = 40 3LEt
Attorneys for q. =, 4 A. y y.
Dstsd Nay 6th, A. D. 1sa4 HaytSsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

The United States Circuit Court, April term
1851, the Grand Jury found indictments Of tres-
son against james " ChenOgith for furnishing
supplies and munitions Of war TO the rebels AT
the present term ex-senator Rughs counsel ior
defendant, moved TO Quash tue Indictment on tlt
ground that the first clause Of section third ar
ticle Cd of she Constitution which provides mat
treason shall consist only In leYyins war refefs
% rebellion, while the second CLAUSE 'or ~ ~aener-
ing to their enemies IN giving aid ana e9nAolt
nv, Justice SWayne gave his decision yesterday ,
sustaining the motion by quashiog tne inalet
ment ro-mOrroWs Enquirer contains me dseis
ION aflengfh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
FROlI NEW Y0RK.

NEW IoRE, Nay T.
Private advices state that Gen. Banks was
still at New Market waiting for forage and pro-
visions.
NBW YoRE, Nay Z
Vera Cruz dates Of the 24th state that the
French had opened hostilfties and taken posses
sion of 0riEaba.
COrdOVa has declared for Almoute.
The British Minister Is said TO be holding q
private interview with Doblado at Puebla.
The Mexicans have received reinfOrcements OF
5000 men. and Gen. Jaragosa would dispute the
march of the French.
The Spanish troops on the Island Of St Domin-
20 had att9cked the Haytians, and some batteries
and troops have been sent there. The spanish
claim title to certain lands, which the Haytiens
will not yield.
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REOli CHICAGO.

Special TO the Times from Cairo:
By an arrival from Fort Henry we learn II is
probable that not less than 200 of the Nebraska
Cavalry captured in the recent skirmish with the
rebels. who were under Clay kIng, instead OF
JET Thompson. frst reported The affair Oc-
CURED twelve miles west of Fort Hinman, on rne
opposite side Of the river from Fort Henry. A
strong force has been sent in pursuit of the rebels
RumOrs Of the evacuation Of COrinth and ITS
occupation BY the Federals is repeated BY every
arrival of dessrters. There Is no doubt that Beau
regard while holding his forces in line Of battle
is gradually falling back on. Grand Junction
The opinion ga ns ground that there will be no
general engagement between -ths-tHO armies al
their present position,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

O. P. sxIFH.-In reference to this rascal,
Of whose arrest we made mention yesterday,
Marshal Gallagher yesterday received dis
patch from Chief of Police Kinsells instruct
ing him to hold on TO him, officers being on
their way to take him where he is 10 reap
the reward Of his ViilAiny' II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

THE OLD FOLKs.-A large audience was
present at Brainsrd's Hall last evening, il
being the closing entertainment Of the Old
Folks. They have won golden opinions
here. They sing tonight at PainesviIle,
and we promise our neighbors q rare treat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

ToM THUB.-ThOsew who are curious, and
there will be many such, should keep sharp
lookout fer the arrival of Gen. Tom Thumb
to-day. His coach, We understand, will be
driven through the principal streets, and it
is certainly worth seeing. The General will
mapeuYre his forces at Brsinsrds Hall this
evening, and will welcome with the cor
diality for which he is noted all who may
be pleased TO call upon him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

TaE F1Rn 7z1s MORNIEs.-The FIRE be-
tween one aud two o'clock this morning Fas
on the West side, and destroyed, We were
informed, Briggs' livery stable. The late
hour prevented = publiOlsidn sf particulars
IN tsis isSuS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

PzRsoNAL.- -Brigadier General E. B. Tyler
was in the city yesterday, and left in the
afternoon FOR his home in Ravsnna. where
he has been for q few days! The General
looks remarkably hardy, and says the
vigorous duties of the camp agrees with
him. We are glad Of this, for he is e man
whose gallantry and devotion could not
be spared without great less to the cause
In which he is 3 most efficient and worthy
actor. BE will return to duty in few days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
PROM VIRGINIA.

NEW MARKET, Va NAY =
Yesterday afternoon detachment oI tne "
Nev York cavalry made reconnaissance towards
IsTrieonburg. When Eve miles this SIDE tney
encountered upwards Of 200 of Ashoy's cavalry.
They Charged upon them, and pursued tnem
1-irl1ir tIIrS miles Of the town. Ten rebels were
i-;Iiad nd si,, taken prisoners. Our los was one
killed and a battalion adiutant taken prisoner.
The work on our side was done with the SABRE
and was very gallant an Ar -,--------,. =
the guard at the bridge near the town reports
that the guerilla cavalry attempted last night %
burn The bridge but IeFo Fopul9od
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The Situation near COrinth'
especial Dispatches TO Cleveland LeadsFJ
n % l7E .Fs. l. srH nar-n aTov
RALsH ALARN


Our city was thrown into state Of fer
vent excitement last evening BY q report
that Pasucsh had been CSptured, but II
turned out to be big scare Some Of Cur.
tiss cavalry, out on reoonnOitrs from
Fort Hsrnan, encountered some Of Clay
Kings rebel cavalry, and that he had cap
tured shout two hundred Of our men,
Some Of our men escaped aHd came intC
Paducsh, and reported that Clay King fol
lowed them to the edge Of the town. Ger
Strong Immediately sent two regiments L
reinforce Dol. Noble.
STEAMER BToPPED.
The steamer Liberty passed by here to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

Trn Tanl4RI.-Ths "oetOrOOn" was pre-.
sented last evening in admirable style, and
its performances was highly satisfactory to q
large audienes. It viii be repssted this
.,orirs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
~ PRIaONRRH.

CrECINNATEt nay q
Cant. HaGlett, "a Ohio, arrived here OF siek
fuTlough. Neither himself, Capt. ~ s4setl.S3 S
nor Lieut.. Dyal were taken prisoners II tll'a -
as reported from Louisville yesterday.
Capt HaIiett regrets the report o. ~ l--ln 3
6 parole.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
FROM URsINIA.

FORT MOHRoH, May T.
The MeTrimae came Quito day but did nothing
A rumOr brought by mail BY the boat IRON
Yorktown stated that the enemy have crossed the
rear.