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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

CrzcrENATI, April y.
The Castles PittsbuTg correspondent sayu,
The sum and snhsianee Of the battle I, on Sun
day We were puzzled from disaster to disaster til
we lost every Division Camp We had and were
driven within half mile Of the Lending where
the approach Of night and the timely aid Of the
gunboats and the tremendnOU5 elolis Of our ar
tillerists and Buell'5 approaah saved us.
On Monday, after nine hOurs hard Sighting We
simply regained what we had lost on Sunday
Not Division advanced half q mile beyond cur
camps on Monday except Lew Wailace's.
The lowest estimate places our loss IN killed
and wounded az three thousand and the prison
ers from three 10 four thousand. The rebel loss
m killed and wounded is probably thoushnd
more Inc rebels In their retreat left acres eOF-
cred with their dead whom they had carried to
the rear and destroyed the heavy supply trains
they had brought up.
ST. LOUIS, April Y.
Major Mcdonald sth Missouri, arrived here last
night from Pittsburg Ia~''rr Tie confirms the
death Of A. S. Johnston, Aiid was told By pris-
Onef, Lieutenant that Bushrod johnson who
escaped from Fort Donelson, vas also killed. BE
thinks Eli reports about Beauregard being
wounded are unfOunded.
An officer Of the New Orleans Creole Batallisn,
taken prisoner says Beauregard made q speech
on Saturday before the battle, In which he told
them the result was a sure thing and could not
fail, that they would cabture Grants army and
whip Buell. and thus hold their railroads. Ifthey
lost the day they might as well lay down their
arms and 60 home.
-
true. The greater part Of his brigade were taken
prisoners early IN the Eight on Sunday.
The gunbcats did fine work and probably saved !
our army from total dest truction on Sunday-I
The beginning Of the dght on Sunday Was q CON /
plete surprise, many ofhcers and soldiers being Il
oyertaken in their tents and slaughtered or taksn
prisoners.
Gen. Smith was not IN the fight but lying SICK
1t Savannah not being able TO get out Of bed.
Our forces on Sunday were not over 80 900. and
he enemy's not less than 90 900. A rebel quar-
ermaster says 80 900 rations were Issued before
hey left Corinth
The second days hght was not half 90 desper-
lte IS the hrst. The rebels soon gave way before
resh troops. The pursuit was not continued far.
MAJOR Mcdonald thinks our killed at least 100
md the wounded 5000 be says fourteen or six
cen hundred rebel wounded were left on the
leld, and thinks their killed amount 70 800 be-
ide the wounded. We did not take more than
90 prisoners. Major Mcdonald thinks Beaure.
.ard is not prepared to make another stand At
Jorinth and If pushed viii retirc to Jackson
Mississippi
Arrivals from IroutOnsaY Van Dom is at Pitt
nan e Ferry, on Currant River, near the Missou-
/ line with ten or twelve thousand men and
waiting reinfOrcements
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SAD BERELvExzET.-On Sunday, the 22nd
ult., two children OF Mr.. ]. s. Coe, of this
place, aged respectively about and years,
we're taken sick with the diptheria. On the
following Friday, the youngest, I0ttie. died ,
and on Monday morning, about 1 o'clock,
Matte followed her little sister TO the spirit
land.
Two of the older children had the disease,
but recovered. We understand, also, that
Mrs. COe had slight attack oft.
To add TO the Bffiiction Of the family, soon
after the death of his first child, Mr.. Ooe
was attacked with brain fever, and for time
was not expected to live, but We sre glad to
say he is now bsttsr and will probably recov-
er.-NOTlValk Reflector.
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RROM eT DOUIa

81. AOul8, a prll y.
It's reported that the rebels are Withdrawing
their forces from North Western Arkansas, and
concentrating them ct POcahontas, in the north
eastern part Of that State. Their force at that
roint Is represented TO be 10000.
The Federal forces, under Gen. Steele, are be-
tween Greenville, No, and the ArkRnsas line,
prepared to meet any movement the rebels may
make.
HGen. Sigel has arrived from the South-W est,
having been compelled 10 leave his command fer
a time on account Of i'll health.
Samuel Engler, who was banlshed from the city
aouse- time ago BY Gen. Halleck for attempting
resistance to military authorities, has returned 10
live undisturbed, in the community in which he
mad so long prospered. Engler is said to have
taken the oath Of allegiance, and given every as
suranee Of future loyalty to the Government.
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THE HoADs AND ooUHTRT.

WAsmHoTaH, April 10.
TIE HoADs AND COUNTRY.
All quiet in ASDOwelrs Department. The
wagon roads are impractieabls for tsams-
The work Of reconstruction Of the railroad
from Cedar Run to ths Rappshsnnock is
pushed eneFgetically. The railroad Is lin
running order 45 miles out Of Alexandra.
REPORTHD oAPFURE OF 0EH. BLBsKER.
Its reported that Gen. Blenker and his
body guard were captured on Friday on the
Rappabannock. It is doubtful.
Gen. ROascrans has returned to Western
Virginia.
TIE PREsIDEHT ON EMANCIPATION.
A Committee representing the Free
mans Association of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, are here to awaken the interest
of the authorities to the condition of the
Port Royal blacks. They were much pleased
with the interview with the President and
members Of the Cabinet, who give as
surAnce that the much desired authority
for securing good order on abandoned planta-
lions, viii be conferred on the Government
agent The President said that the slaves of
every rebel master who seeks the protection
'f the aag shall have It, and be free.
P1RsoNAL.
Charles A. Dams, late of the N. z. Tribune,
s here.
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Burton Academy

EEW MUsIo,-From Messrs. 8. BEainard /
Co. We have received the following pieces of
music just published BY them:
"ChHrgo baYOnets," adapted to the POpu-
lar army marching chorus, "GlOry Hallelu-
jah," Words by Col. Spencer ". Cone, of
the N. Y 6lst regiment.
"Banner Song" from the cOllsctiOnO of Ma
tional Melodies.
"The Soldiers Requiem" funeral mach,
by VIM. Dressler.
"Rebel schottische," from the "Evsning
Delights" ;" collection.
All of them can be obtained at Brainard'J
2oS Superior street. ..
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BUSINESS NOTg0Es.

CHTEA HALL.-Persons going 10 hou5e-
keeping thiS spring should not fail 10 call
On Mr.. ". P. Fogg, on the corner Of supe-
riOr and Seneca streets, whore they can find
the most complete assortment and finest
quality Of EartGsnvars, CAiaa Glasnoars,
zabls Cutlery, SilUsr plated Ware, and other
house furnishing articles, ever offered for sale
in this city. For over ten years Mr.. FOgg
has been located on tho above spot, and by
adhering TO the principle Of keeping the best
article Of Ware and selling at fair prices, he
has built up a ysTy large business. Give
him Q call.
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RRORI YnRKnnWN-

MAR fOREroWg, April II
The sun shone brightly yesterday. The rebels
continue to fire with artillery upon our picksts.
Our guns never repIy. The rebels have been
greatly reinforced within the last few days. On
Thursday several vessels were seen 70 land
troops at Yorktown and also from Norfolk BY
the james river
A balloon reconnaissance made By Gen Porter
shows that the rebels have materially strength.
sned their works since our advance.
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FROH ToRKTnRN.

loREEoll, elLL III
Gen. HcClslla1 has written letter conpli-
msuting the sth Maine and Berdanis sidin SCOT
ers. The latter are now doing picket duty IL
frcnt Of the enemy's works
Capt. spauldlng. of the eth Michigan. vas -
yerely wounded on Thursday By shot in the
shoulder.
rr YoRk1owr. ArfII5s.
On Friday about noon SO Of the I2fh N. 7.
volunteers, on picket duty, were attacked. By q
rebel regiment, but after V0lleY from the f2th
me rebels retreated, having several killed and
wounded. Later IN the day the rebels advanced
in considerable numbers from another point,
driving In our entiFe pickett. and burning a
dwelling which had bean used ay our trc1ls-
During both skimishes We had three men slight
u wounded.
The 57th and sd Pennsylvania regiments had
q skirmish with the enemy on Friday, in which
they had two killed and four wounded
A balloon vas sent up from the rebel lines thil
morning for the FIRST time.
The weather and roads are inpToTinE
These was no artillery firing on eithsr side
yesterday.
The army are engaged IN prepsrationa s5s Sd
VauciaQ.l E'sil - IFI.Tf ~ n11 $3.50
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Carr. RICHARDsOE.-The- correspondent
agate" Of the Cincinnati Gazette, reports
the death of Capt. Richardson, of the 54th
Ohio Regiment, at The battle of Pittsburg
Landing. Capt. R. is ven known to many
of our citizens, and recruited his company
in this city. He doubtless died fighting to
the last. he leaves a widow and two chill
dren, who reside in Brighton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and EloctrOpathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, sorofuls, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
Tho Brain, Throat, Hsart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
RsiOrouce given 70 many formidable cases
cured in this city attOr other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Ofieo No. IIg sensea slreet.
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RgEEEEz=6EFHRa REsuIfs.- -0n sstuF-
daJ morning ihs horse q Ar. Leonard
BEysn, which WIS bsins driven alcng Ore
SOn street by that gentlemans became fright
ened ct an object on the sidewalk, and ran
away. Mr.. B. was thrown out Of the wagon
and against post, strikineneartbssmall Of
his back, inhieting severe iDjds.ies, which
wiz eonfns him 70 his bed fora number Of
weeks, The wagon was c0mplsi ely wreck
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

THE EPAsso7ER.-This Jewish festival week,
the most important in the Mosaic calendar,
commences this evening, when there will, as
usual, be 8 general suspension of business
among all persons Of the Hebrew faith, and
religious services will be held in the sYns-
gogues. During the continuance of the feast
the faithful eat Of unlesvened bread, snd on
the first two and last two days sbstain from
ali Iabor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

THEODORE KELaET A PRIsoHRR.-,W We were
yesterday informed that letter had been
received in this city, within a few days, in
which it was stated that Theodore Kelsey,
SON of Captain Kelsey, is among the prison
ers taken ct Island No. 10. He was serving
ss q Lieutenant in Tennessee rebel Iegi-
ment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

MAJOR CAsEXEEE.-This gallant officer, who
90 distinguished himself at the battle Of Win
chester, arrived in this city Saturday eve
ming, on his way to his home in Painesville,
on a short furlough. he says Hampton
Gardner is rapidly improving, and has no
doubt Of his recovery. ttA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

sPHHEEoTTFEs.-stmPsOu is, beyond ali
question, q superior artist, and We adviss
those wishing TO gel sns likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. ass
Superior street, viii richly repay both cif-
sen and stranger. Ra7:H
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PREPLRATIoEs FOR TIE WoUEDED AT CANP
DEEE1soE.-We understand that there are
hospital accommodations ct Camp DennisOn
for 500 or 1000 wounded and sick soldiers.
These are being put in readiness to receive
the wounded expected in day or two from
Pittsburg Landing.
The Little Miami Railroad Company is also
making arrangements to convey the wound
ed from CincinnaH to the camp.
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rThs price Of ths Monslno LElBEz 70 newt
agunis & One Dollar and Fif,y Cents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances
Ths postage on the LEADER, 70 News Dealers
e e-fourth ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send us one and three cent in,
tfaad a larger 6enominstlons, tI8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

Coon TErrLEls' COUErT MEErrEe.-The
Cuyahoga County Associated Temple meet in
Quarterly Session, at Newberg, on Wsdnes-
day, (the 1Sth.) Matters of general interest
to the order and the temperance cause will
be presented and discussed. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
THE ENEMY ABAHD0NlHG
FREDERICKSBURG !
REBEL GOVERNOR JOHNSON
DEADI
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
OARE OF FHE OHIO woUrDED.

CoDUEH15, april18.
an most happy to aanounee 70 TIE ralativss
and frisndsOf the Ohio forces engaged IN fhs 70
cent great battle near Pit1bufg Landing, that
the most ample and complete arrangsmaui1 have
been made for the care Of the wounded Ehsy
VII be promptly removed ouEfeambozs q Gin
slnnati, where ample hospital agsonuodaaons
haVe been provided. The boais VIII cauuenoa
arriving to-mouoW. COmnitfesI appolntsd TO
look after the sick and wounded ars adri-sd to
lWait their srriVnl at Cincinnati
DAVID ION G5rsr,-
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PERsoEn--Dr. J. ". Harmon, Surgeon
of the t2d Regiment, O. V. L, leaves this
morning to join the Regiment st Lexington,
KY. he has been homs-Cbagrin Falls
for the past ten days. Several members Of
the regiment accompany him.
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RR0lI KRNruuRY.

LOUISVILLE, April Il
- The steamer Ainnehaha arrived to-dag with
about 30 wounded from Pirtsburg Landing,
whereof one fourth are rebels.
A WOanded oficer reports that George n
johnson, provisional Governor Of Kentueyy, had
h0fse shot under him on Sunday y he eellng
on Breekinridge's staff and vas himself illed on
Monday, when drhting In Steele'I comlAly OF
the 4th rebel KeniucrT regiment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

~ One hundred and seyenty-hve doses
of AcOnite, Bell, Eux, or any other Hom@-
pashic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, d.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established Is49. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

BILLIARD MATOH.-We learn from the
Rochester Express that young Deery, and
Fox, of Rochester, have made match for
$3.50 side, $50 up, at the French Carom
game. This viii probably take place at
Buffalo, few months hence,
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RosBRRH. = On Friday come scOundrel
entered the boarding house Of Mr.. Knapp,
20 Ontario street, and stole from one of the
boarders an OTercOst and cap, which were in
the hall, and numerous articles of wearing
apparel from his trunk.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WAEHINaroN, April u.
The Secretary Of War has received Information
that Huntsville, Ala, was occupied yesterday oy
Gen. Mitchell, without much resistance. Two
hundred prisoners were taken also hfteen loco
motiVeS and 3 large amount Of rolling stock.
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FROm BALrIm0RR.

.I .bAL1IrOfE, April la.
An Old Point letter brings no later news, sx-
capt that it vas thought the Herrimac vas hard
aground near SeWalp5 PoiLt. This b only sur
mise. The other rebel Vessels are moving aboaL
Ats P. -. TIE AeErimae'a position vas unchang-
e, and from the tide being low and tugs about
her, Il e pr5etg eaglain shS = agrolud-
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.NNNNN
sAFuRDAY Evening, April II, 1859.
PFoseHt-Anihony. oTiats, Bond, Ben
toa, Blair, CoonFad, Corning, Dixon, FreessI
Nasttss, Meyer, Ksiting, Palmer, Babin,
sturgeuu, Stevens, Thomas, willard, Well
The President, q. 8. Stevens, in Che Chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
PETITIoE8.
From ChRrles WinsloW and others, asking
| the appointment Of John NeVins 10 attend
Willow street bridge. Filed.
OoNHUEIoATIoNs AND REPORFs OF oTFIoHRs.
Report Of the superintendent Of Markets
for the year now ending. Filed.
Z Anuai Report Of the proceedings Of the
Police Court. Ordered Printed,
Annual Report Of the City InfFmarY and
Outdoor Ralief. Ordered printed.
Bond Of the Police Clerk. Approved.
Assessors Bond Of Peter Goldrick. City
Attorney.
Assessors Bond of John McArdlo. Ap-
Bond OfJ. B. Fitzgerald, Justice Of the
Peace. Approved.
Bond Of Edward HalPin, Assessor 10th
Ward, Approved. SD
Bond Of John A. Bisbop, Assessor SIh
Ward. Approved.
Bond Of City Marshal. Approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. sturges, That the City Auditor be
directed 10 diaW an order on the Treasurer
for the sum OF ten dollars, being the balance
due William Lancaster for one years saFvice /
as keeper of Clinton Park. Adopted.
By Mr.. Stevens, That the Auditor be di- /
Teoted on the treasurer for The sum Of thirty |
dollars, for the interest due April 10, 1889, |
on the mortgage on the lot purchased for |
the nsW addition 70 the West Side Cemetery /
and that the same be embraced in the next 4
ordinance for the payment of claims
Adopted.
By. Mr.. Stevens, That the City Auditor
be instructed 10 draw an order on the Treas
urer for the sum of two hundred and TWEEN
ty-two s4-10O dollars, in favor of Coates and
Bramley, in accordance with the report OF
the Board Of City Improvements, on their
claim, Feb. 18Th, 1853, provided the said
Coates and Bamley receive said amount in
full satisfaction Of their claim of $SlO,s4.
oRDIEkHozs,
An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor to
issue Sewer Bonds for District No 1. Passed
An Ordinance for the Paymeat Of claims.
Passed.
An Ordinance to levy and assess q special
tax on all the lots or lands bounding or
abutting upon Moore street between Hicks
and Hurd streets, for the purpose Of grading
said street. Parsed,
Council then adjourned 70 Monday after
noon, April 14lh, at 2 O'Clock.
-SDo
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M staIss OlrcnIt IN.

Iatha DRited ststes Court Saturday morn
ing, The case Of Nunsn vs.. Mcdonnell was
decided. This vas an action brought By Nu-
nan to restrain the defendant from selling
maps Of the county Of Ashland, on the plea
thas defendant had inffinged the complain
ants copyright BY copy ing Parts of his map
5fr5na q map Of the same SOunty previously
-9ostsn up BY the plaidtif. The application
sor the Injunction, with the afHdavits and
aEgumCnts on both sides, occupied most Of
Erday. Tho Coutt-Justice SWsyue de-
1iVering the opinion, considering that the
pIsintifhad failed to make out case strong
enoueh TO warrant the granting of 80 harsh
remedy ss an Injunction, refused the ap-
plieafon. The complainant then dismissed
hisbin. Paine & Wade for com mplainant, and
J. G. jacobs and Keith for defendant.
Fargo ct 81 ys. Union Bank Of ssndusky,
IN chancerY, was argued on Saturday, and
taken under advisement by the Court.
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1RAURRGARDDRAD.

. WooDsFocE, Va, April Is.
10 u. u. STAEToH, Secretary OF Var;
We Learn 1ro1a J1cksona csnp ms mining
that Beauregard & dead Ths report cones d
rect from rebel sources.
Nothing new tc report regarding the eReuy.
Signed, n. p. BANKS, MAJOR Gdn6ral.
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FRANK PARKHl.-Livory and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horsss and
Carriages At rssspnabls figures.
sapfER9s.Iv
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MISs1RzLsY.-By advertisement "a
seen that Hooley and CamPbell's oelebrA.
Minstrel Troupe viii give two exhibitions
IN this city on Thursday and Friday eve
ningS q this week. The troupe has for the
past weak bean ia Buffalo, and ia highly
spoken Of By the press Of that city. It's Wis
it 70 thil city last fall win be rsOOllected
with pleasure BY many Of our readers, and
it has doubtless bsttsr claims upon thsPub-
lie now than then.
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@- Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at Wholesale, at
liz Bank street, Please call and see before
making your purchases.
ap1:8s9 j. MlsURY.
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FROM BANKS DIVISION.

EDTNDuRol va, ApfI u.
The bridge across Cedar Creek At this place &
completed.
A private IN the 22d Indiana regiment Wss shot
on picket duty by the rebels 10 day.
A foraging party was attacked By q detachment
of AShby's cavalry, forty strung, Hho-Eere rs-
pulsed. One nan died nun exposuFs dnring tie
tom.
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LATER

The jamestown returned from Craney Island
at three O'Clock Not shot was fred until four
O'Clock, when the Merrimac fred three shots In
the direction OF Hampton Greek. The Nauga-
tuck and OctOrara, which had been stationed in
that vicinity replied with number Of shots, all
of which fell near the rebel heet The whole
rebel feet, led by the Merrimae, then returned 70
the Elizabeth river
The name Of the schooner captured Is the En-
ily. She was from Warrington with SutIen'
storeg.
A passenger steamboat, flied with spectators,
came out Of Elizabeth river this afternoon A
number Of small sail boats could be seen through
the day Of SeWallis Point
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

- For fresh Hom@opathio Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public s9uarS.
augs-R1I --r..
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oLFzau AnFEhi Of the IN Regiment, Who
vs. wounded in the lsfs thigh al TIE battle
Of Winchester, arrived here On Eatzraay, On
his Esy. 20 his home in Warrog E.B wound
JsBEaaa,lly healing. Pc ''''''' =. al s
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FROM UAIR0.

cAnozArf r.
Ths steamer Woodford from Pitts6nIs 1ffiysd
to-day with two or three hundred prisuners-
From that plaza ahe slso brought doEa De body
Of Gen Halisca. Ihe report u Gen Erl1tiss
escape is untrue. ar