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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26
Black RoeIneotu.

Letters nom the army report that two ne
gro regiments are in the rebel amy at or
nssr Richmond, and are used for huating
down and dispOsing of Union stragglsrs.
OF course the VallGndigham Democrats and
the "Oonservatives' ses nothing wrong in
training the black man 70 cut OF our troops,
but let the proposition ba made Tor 9 negro
regiment in the Union service, and they
start back In horror atthe idea. Slaves may
build forts and carry musksts for tour South
ern brethren" but they must not be allowed
in the Union army. They may shoot down
our soldiers under the fear of their masters
lash, but don't let them handle gun in the
Union cause. They may escape through
Incredible hsrdships to give impOrtanl in
formation to our Generals, bat don't let
them be hRrbortd In our Iines. In short
they may be the most faithful allies that the
Union army can find OF desire in the whole
South, but through tender consideration for
the delicate sensibiities of the thiR-skinned
traitors and their dastsrdly Northern symPa-
thissrs, they must be driven back to bondage,
and II they viii not go perSuasivsly, federal
bayonets InuSt be brought into requiSitiOn to
spur them back to their rebel masters. ThaPs
the compromising, recOuBtructive policy
How do the people like i'll
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POST- -OFFICE TIME-TABLE.
CUMMFR ARRANGRMBNT FoT

GUNNER AhhAN6HmE ENI B0R
~ the arrival and clOiiDg Of the mails ct the
EHsTERs NAY, daily, for Bu6sio, Boston, New
York, arrives S.Os D N; closes 500 8 m.
THoUOH Wat. daily, for Buffalo, Boston, heW
YORK, arrives 5sS) m 80 M closes 200 M 40
PirfSsURaH WAY, daily, for PhIIsdsIphIa, BaItI-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, OantO1, AkroD,
MasslllOu- steuoenyiilei y. D. B. B., arrives 9:6
THROUGH PITTSBURGH, PhiIadelphia Baltimore,
Washington, arrives $3.50 M 4:l5 pm.
OInoEEAFI WAI, columbus. Indianapolis, st
louis, Louisville. HaBhFlie and Cairo, arrives 9:l0
THRoUGH Ciso,EEAFI, Columbus, Indisuapolls,
81. Louis, haahvills ana Cairos arrives 9.bo M
WKSTEaH WAY, Toledo. Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives pB N; closes lo:oQ m.
THRoUau WEsrBaN, , oledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives 9:l0 3 NJ closes $50 m.
sAEpUBKI WAY, EiFria We Northern Division, sr-
rives OF $40 g M closes A4b , a.
MAHoHIEa Way, Warren and Youngstown, ar
II6isA WAY. dSily. arrives 4:OO p M closes s:Oo
RcoxroR4, Dover, sheRsId, North LIdssEiils,
80 arrives snd clostH on TussdaG, Thursday and
BGTE, BfeoEsViiie, OOpIsy, &o., leaves Tuesdays
aud s Ssturdays ct 7:-0 q M arrives mOndays and
sHIRos 0EHFKs, Granger, HInekIsy, North Roy
alton, leaveA Tuesdays and Saturdays at 100 M
arrives Mondays and Fridays at 500 N
VAUDEVILLE, daily, arrives lo;lb M elSses
F1sr CIEvELAuD and Euclid, daily, arrives 500
Tims Of diStTibufion Of mails ready for delivery IL
ls9ally ous hour latsE shan the time Of arrival o.
nan snd Drop Ls.tsn are reQulrOa bylaw to be
gre-faid.
An City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
- L6aos open IRON 'I10 . N 70 7:soRm.
ann EOOWLEs, p. II.
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Hiae NaufhoFn Dress % houeFH
Gen. BsAuregard has rewarded portion
Of the Texan troops with what be chooses 70
call uThs Order Of the Southern Orobs Of
Honor" Now strangely win this phrase
strike upon the ear Of NorthsrnsEI who have
seen and rad Of usouthorn honor" and e
sealregArd would accept suggestions from
Northern SouTos what numerous recommsn-
dations 70 The same honor could be made
from the records Of the rebel army. What
"SOuthsrn honor" was won BY the rebels at
Manassas, when they made drum sticks Of
The bones from Yankee legs, and drinking
cups nom Yankss skulls; or those at VII.
hamsburg, who bayOuetsed our wounded
OfacsTsi or thOse ct PittIbuTg Landing, who
suffered our wounded 70 die upon the 6sld
unattended for two and thrOs days; or BY
tbe suerlllaG OF Western Virginia, who elt
one boys head OF with s scythe because bis
AthsT vas & Uaion man, end cut another
one open for tbs same family offence or
thoss Of Eastern Kentucky, who HhOt one Of
the Gibson family In bis own door, and hung
another in sight Of his Wiie; or If these are
not enough to exhaust the ictoassa," the
whole rebel army Of Southeastern Virginia
may be knighted for their chivAlrous treat.
mentot eli the people With whom they come
In contact who have q taint Of Bniohism
about them. And then let Rsauregard allOt
special assortment Of these testimonials to
Southern ''honor' for the bsneft of the
prisOa keepers Of the South, who amuss
themselves By hsaping every imaginable In
dignity upon thoss who are the victims Of
their inhumsnity. Truly the field is wide
for the recognition of Southern honor, and
We trust that TOutant Beauregard will not be
sparing Of bis crosses.
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stsam BsFk Crssm CITY, Ne laaln, uniorsu.
nafsly got aground day Or two since IN TIE
river, between two lights. Shs succeeded yestsF-
day afternoon, by the aid of the tug Elliott, IN
getting adoat and passed up, bound for MilWal-
r1s, Lest evening.
A rsca q at present takiua plsne hsss-e 'vo
new sliruer hHilf y rks heHn r q %, rilbd built
'- e Z called thr Noril wet, ths VIher recent
The former has on bOEFd q cargo Of s. 900 bushels
OF wheat, the latter % 800 OF the same eommOdi-
~ Both vessels took their Departure fsam Cal
cago on the morning Of the 2ist, and are 20 make
the run 70 Buffalo. Quite large amount is bet
In Chicago, we learn, as 70 the result.
The following are from the Advertiser Of Sat-
uriRy, oath
The Jurs, of Milan, s the vessel heretofore re-
ported ashore with q cargo Of coal down near the
Clay Banks. She Il a new Gran Of some 400 tons
burthen, and was on her first trip, bound for Chi
substantial built vessel, and will consequently
withstand good deal Of rough usage before suS-
tanning any serious damage. Her owner, we
learn has arrived in this city, and will repair to
the scene Of disaster the hFst opportunity.
Steamer Bay City, which sank in Lake Eris
during the gale last " Weduesday afternoon, has
moved, BY the force Of heavy surf, nearer 70 the
shore, and now lies with her Whsel,house partly
Out oi water. III
UHLUcKY.-Ths steam bark Cream City which
we yesterday reported liberated from where she
was GgrOund, and having passed up, has again
grounded on the fats This vessel is most stranRe-
y unfortunate on her frst trip.
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Ab0liriOa q slaV'IEI e n sh' Di1REisf Of Co
lFrOm the London Times.l


Neither Englishmen nor Frenchmen have
been forward to recognize the fact that the
l6th Of April, 1881, was day which viii
stand In American History as the greatest
day since that of the signing OF the Deelars-
tion of Independence-the day Of this cen
tury which will be honored through all time,
Whatever may be the destiny in store for the
Republic. When the traditions of sea and
land victories are becoming dim, when the
grass has grown high on the graves of fallen
heroes, that day will stand highest in the
scale Of national festivals, and the reformeTs
Of the second revolution will seem to form
in the vista of the past, one group with the
patriots of the 6rst On that day the people
of the States ceased to be slsveholdinR ma
ton. TIL then there had been gulf fxed
between them and all those Christian nations
which had outgroWn the barbarian of hold
ing men as slaves and now the nation has
come over to the side on which we stand Il
is row entitled to act and speak as 8 FREQ
nation should. 1t is now qualified to act
with u, without missgiving and without hy-
pocrisy, against the slave trade. Il Is no
longer q subject fcF the skeptioism and pcorn
of the world, because Of the contrast between
its profession and its practice. Alter strug-
gle between the best snd the worst elements
of its society-a struggle prolonged through
two generations-lt has abolished slavery on
the national territory; and the National
Government has ceased TO be slsvehOlding
power. Slavery has sunk to mere State
Institution, and deprived of national sane
ton and support, and exposed, as it now is,
to the condemnation Of the American Gov
eminent, together with all other govern
msnts, It cannot long sustain itself under
the seorn and loAthing Of human society. AS
q national institution it could assume to defy
foreign opinion. Asa domestic institution"
reprobated at Washington as In London and
Paris, its doom is plain, and its strength is
broEen
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There are some facts which speak louder
~ NV V--.-ssAs-L---f --atal army than
the proclamations of rebsl generals or the
Vaporings Of the rebel papers. Among these
are the numerous cases Of deseFtion to our
side. These men come in such numbers and
in such condition as to preclude the suspicion
Of their being but spies upon our camp. Its
estimated that not less than one thousand
have come to our lines at Norfolk and Ports
mouth since the occupation Of those places
BY the fedsrals snd these report that IS
many more are In the woods, coming along
IS fast as they can toward the invaders
Of their soil. These men have seen the folly
Of their course, into which many Of them
we're impressed ct the beginning-snd for
sake the sinking cause IS rapidly as possible
They represent the army to be in a sad want
Of the comforts and neces1ariss of life, snd
their own appearance juSti6ss their aSseF-
ton.
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A Trlunpb.Dt yI,dI.,flo,.

Probably no man Ia the country has bean
subjected to more steady and vehement vitu-
peratiOn than Mr.. D. B. Craig, the New York
agent Of the Associated Press. The delicate
nature of his duties, the number Of persons
whom be is required to serve, aud the num-
Der, almost as great of those with whose
supposed interests his Offices interfere, EXPOSE
him to assaults and aspersions of every kind.
One Of his Oldest, most violent and deter
mined opponents is T. o. ]. Smith, ESQ, Of
Portland, who has epdeaYored in every pos.
sible way to destroy Mr.. 0raig's business By
destroying his character, Bis assertions ct
last became so definite hat Mr. Craig held
him to q legal responsibility, and required
him to prove them. The tiisl Wss closed on
Thursday, and resulted in verdict Of $3.50
for Mr.. Craig. Mr. Smith iai.ed to SubstRn-
tiate q single one OF the damaging ssper-
sIons be made upon Ar. Craig. We consider
this result in which the public has deci-
ded interest. As the teiegrsphic agent Of
thejwhole press, Mr.. Oraig's position is one
Of great public responsibility, and It is highly
important that the public should have conf.
dence in the good faith and integrity With
which its duties are performed The verdict
Of the jury In this case, pronounced after
laborious and very careful investigation Of
the charges brought against him, In unsquig-
ocally in his favor. e.
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NRW YORK n1ARKRT-nln,

lBN T1LHaRAFu.I
ELtsuH-Market cents better, with fair De.
B0eady. E''9-' S.S'AAs
sslss ls 500 bbls at s4SOa4 40 for supsrp. !, -.
seStsTn: Sfs5es1 "a ~ i's essoye944 80 ior supsrF
Eest' m; t5O05,lO for Common 10 Sood - atfs
rsna bTsnas extra round hoop ohoi $780, 50 ioF ia
0Ay,ADA lFLOUR-Msrk,t Sc bstter. Nth IA,
as 5o sales 100 bbls ct S4,ss0zFB foF GpripT
:. Elost EtLISOOR-hsFkss quiet and steady. Sales
C9Ha g g q, aIETALhiarkss sssady. Sale, sOs bbls
WHIsKY-harkOt heavy and declining. Sale,
sn0 hhls ct 2sO2to.
WHEAF-Markst fully le better, with good De.
SALES 6sOln bns chicago sprinq at ssaial, for IN e.
Tier g ohoieo ShO0 northWesteTn club ~ 01a t0i;
club ssai,05; i7S0M MiiWsuEes club 'ssai.e5: ~
90 bush amber lows ct Sl,0i9l,a7i l4,D0 bnsb Tsd
g 81 sloal,iS; and l2,oOl bush amber Michigan e
RvR@Harka. heavy ana declining. Sales
RSRLRT-NsfFst SUI and nominal. Sales
100 hash weiar1 on private terms, and 600 bushels
CORN-sIsrkst rules firm with fair demand for
q 4ss for new mixed western delivered; - sSs4S
OHTs-Market hrmer Sales at 20 rs, for
PRAa-sales % q hush a SsJSe
C0FFEE-Market for Bio lssss active sud prices
SUGAR-Rsw stesdy with moderate dsmsnd.-
sales 9o hhds ct 70THo for Cuba, and 80 boxes on
private terms.
MOLAeSBS-Nsrlgsta auiss and prizes unchsnE-
ed. Sales 10 hbds Porto Rico ct sac; 100 bids Ouba
500
RIGR-Barkst firi. with fsir demand.
p0RH-MarEst rules dull. but prices EsusralIy
without decided changa. Sales 100 bhlI at 81 l5N
y S1H for mess; Gl2oo1IaO0 for prime meas: gnd
lo,75laa-s7K for prime.
REEF@Msrket rules quiet and steady, sales 775
bbl8 at Us O05100 tor country prime; S9,T0I0n0 for
country mess; sl2 O00ls,50 for Fepaoksd mess;
yll.nn68thn0 for aItra mess.
PRIME m9sA pREF-Market dull and nOms
inal Sales At 3l9,000E
BFRP HARIa-Marksf QUIET at glsnna17,O1
CUT mHAFS-Barket firm With fair demand
Sales S5packages ct SO 9lo for shoulders and 5e5o
for hams.
aMOKFn RlRATa-Market arm with a fair
demAn Sales s0O hhda smoked sides az T5KaT5<c
HA00N SIBBS-Nsrket inactive.
T,ARD-Markst steadY for holce, With e soaroa
Other grades dull and dropping. Sales lSO bblB ct
TH@SAc. The latter price md extreme figure
IOS9n for state. :
.OaER ERsE-harkst in good demand and very am
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os-nossre Farrag1l al TIatsbuFG.


Dor 5Eer Mississippi heet is ct ViCks-
bule, ard 81 luss tocosnts the demand for
The surrender Of that place Fss pending BE-
fore The anihOridsa A given time was al
loved fcr the matter 10 be decided BY the
citizens, and the removal Of the women and
children vas ooanseled If the demand was
not complied with. The stores Of pFovis-
i1ns In the place had been rs1oved, until
bat one groesFy stOTe vas LETT to supply the
elty. When that small stock was gone, fam
ipe would stare the citizens in the facs. Un-
Der thsse circumstances, It is hardly possible
shat The authorities would be foOlhardy
enough to attempt 10 resist the demand for
surrender.
vicksbarg is an important point upon the
river, although hsving bat about $500 in
kabitanis IN 1850, 1t is the only railroad
station Of impOrtanos, upon the river within
ths boundaries Of the State. It is connect
"a with Mamphis By the New Orleans, Jack.
sua and Great northern, and the Southern
(Nississippi) roads the two connecting at
Jackson, forty-six miles from Vieksburg.-
Esom this point Jackson might be
taksn with comparative ease, thus destroy
lng the Communication between Memphis
aaa 81 Southern Mississippi
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NoOsllan's advnzOs ls within seven miles
of Ricbnond. It is reported that The "last
ditch" Of the rebels will be found three or
fouF miles fOm the city, and that there they
Vim die h defence Of their country. It is
nos improbable that they viii OfeF much re-
ulstaucs before our tsOopsare allowed to en-
t.r The city, but-ls is aiso -sufe-that befOfe
tie rsbels are entirely annihilated, they vii
hssE Of another ditch beyond and rush OF to
Aas it--shat they may be sure Of dying IN
fhs Is.f one NcOlsllan's headquarters are
e-t tsn miles from the rebel ospitAl.
Nrs. JeR. Davis has aFrivsd at Raleigh
--ith hsr family. The whereabouts Of King
5sh himself e not gIveni HuJ II ne Hu5
e0ladsnee enough to keep bis family ct
Richnosd, he viii hardly risk his OWn pre-
eioas 1ifs-noF Of 90 much value to the Con
fsdaFssy and the world-there long. We
shsn Be mistaken II be does not endeavor to
Zee The country before many more weeks.
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consuorlns ths RoBslu With KIadus,a

ConaGsFin6 the Rebels with KiadnesG,
Nothing in this war is more conspicuous
than the kind treatment extended by our
troops to the rebel wounded who have fallen
into our hands. At Wnliamsburgh after the
battle this was especially noticeable. When
our army entered the town, they found it
full Of sick and wOuaded, whom the rebels
in their retreat had been forced to Leave
They were at once attended to by our sur
Reons-csred for by our nurses, and every
thing possible done for their comfort.
We are gIsd to see that the Richmond
Dispatch is candid enough to make public
mention Of this fact. A letter from mem
Der Of the Eighteenth Virginia Regiment to
that paper, says:
"The whole number Of wounded (rebel)
was under four hundred The Federal OH
Gers to q man, and soldiers almost to g man,
Shoipsd ths hindeSf disPoSiGiOa tOlpar3 thsF m
fortunate PFiSoAers, moving them with tend
ernesg, and frequently sharing with them the
scanty contents Of their hHVersacka. But In
consequence OF the CONFUSION resulting nom
the battle and the constant movement Of
their troops, there was tor several days no :
sue Of either commissary or hospital stors /,
end the Federal soldiers, &c well IS our oWl /,
suffered exceedingly. 1t iS BAT jEsaiss to cay
that, If any PTtfeTeses IOGs RaHvsItsd Il EGs
ia faVOF o four men
alt is proper to add that our men were
left under the care of volunteer Northern sur
Reons, some Of them men of eminent ability,
and that after supplies arrived they lacked
nothing In the way Of attention or iood-
their nurses being UnWounded Confederate
soldiers detailed for the purpo8e-and that
while their bondage seemed to intensity their
love for their cause, Vt had GlSO the etSet Of
sofs1il0 rhS feelings Of oar SOlditrS t0DardiE-
diVidlaI Kabsss,sOith whOm they iOsrs thTOpH
n contact"
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The frat news received here Of the pro.
gress of the squadron ives on the 9Th, when
L was reported that the Brooklyn was with
in ten miles Of Baton Rouge, still moving
up. This morning ! was on board the
qunbost Katshdin, one Of the guard ships
left hers, where net an intelligent Scotch.
man, who deserted from Camp Moore, whose
statements, If they can be relied upon, and
/ zee no reason 70 doubt them, ere Of the
most gratifying character. This man slept
ia the fortiecations above Baton Rouge last
Sunday night, and was in the city when the
Brooklyn and three gunbosts passed there ct
9 o'clock on Monday morning. BE gives q
glowing account Of the demonstrations
which occurred. At the approach Of the
ships, the rebel flags were hauled down, and
tho '.Stars and Stripes" displayed from pub
lie and private buildings. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed among the inhabitants,
who rushed down to the river and greeted
them with cheers, snd waving hats and hand
kerchieis. One Of the leading men OF the
town rode down on horseback, and cried out,
nHarrah for Lincoln, bread, and meat -
The people are represented as in the highest
state Of eXeitement, the Union sentiment
ovsrWhslming all sympathy Wiih the rebel.
Ion.
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oOWMRRnIAL.
aaEvEIAEp FRopUCE mARn

NORdIHa LlADHR OFsils,l
hoEnAS holHIHo, Nay =. -.
BLOUR-lhs msrkss on Saturday was duil with
only small salos to the rpssT tr.d, AZ uroAsngas
price,.
WHEAT-harket Qu'st AMI . trias bstter.-
Sales Of cars rcd on track At go; DO seat 80; and
oar poor red from trsok st SO.
CORN-Markst steady. Sale Of cars from track
81 $50.
OAFs-ssiss Of Gers at :Oo and cara 81 sIo
HIGHWINEs-AAFkesstsldy. Sale Of 100 bbiS
81 a0ko.
FhATHERs Sails l sack 81 4Oo per ID.
MISS PORK-Ihors is no sp culatiVs demand
and the market is dull en- inaetive ct o,Va,O 50.
LARO-stsady and quiet. Falo Of 20 Kegs At To-
BUTTER-Cho'os yellow is IN antivs dsnsnd at
iselto. Common is dbll ct . rsngs Of about sam.
RGGs STEADY ct s0sKe.
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SPEelae E0TlCES.
aRIEpEEFaiI5I TEsrfLaIl ~


AfsInh hss 81 oosti4snpss. spssus, los q usu,.
y siet hesisehe, slt5lnsm banss of bloselng a.
tsT usais disslae5s, dEoanlnoss, and orsnpina
paids, and az disorders Of he stomach and bowels
~ Original Letter e. ~ Ouaal stls1s, Hsu
TogE.
"a. 0. COOK. Uublshsfos the stais Bll nsT,
Bsnni5Esons ", sags hs Nas attasEsd VIA DSs-
PEfBIA, and suffered 90 severely from ft, thaf uct
particle Of food could b swallowed without ooua-
aioninE tha most u1comi5Ttabis asnsati5n n hil
sl0naeh. For AVs gsars s5 suffered non tbs
argsifui conblsint, Whsn be used BsAnDREFa's
PILLS. Ths hrst boz I'D rot bens1t hin muoh,
bus fhs ssoond produosi ehau7s. and 81 ~ tina
be had takan liz boxes . OOHPEE y OUsE -
aGae1sds Re aayus ~ dJspsI Eas gola sd aF
sHpsotaii0n sf an early dsath van she'd"
BRsHDa ETH's Pills are seli = ne plIaeipal
Omoo, Sll Canal street., aud Union nausso, Hss
York.
Obt.in youE sFHt GuDpiy fou ous q thsss dsDos
Or from one Of the ragulaE advertised agents sr fhs
Gsnui7e Bfandrsih's Filll; Eou wi then tloE hog
todisosrh 5stsson ne srus and ilius.
sold by a. 8. Gardner, - eupsriorst7ssf Olszs.
laEd, Ohio and b. al Ta1po,tsbls doaiuEI d ned.
dnog.p
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on Thursday last the Psniusals oOrer.
pondent OF the n. Y. Tribuss wrote from
Bottom Bridge
The army Is 10 the highest spirits. Tie
courage rises higher and higher, the nearer
It gets to Richmond The prospect Of the
great battle, eigh, miles ahead of here, ex-
cites only i'm Rdenoe. And as I look on
these wonderful American ttoops-and turn
over In my mind the catalogue of their vir-
tues, unchangeabls through danger and in
death, have perfect faith In them-snd |
know, how inferior sOeVeT 10 numbers, and
inferior in the advantages given by an in.
treuched position, they will whip these lb0,-
600 rebels next Sunday % in magnificent
ufpia