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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

A- We have this day sold our News
Depot snd business to Messrs. Everett &
Wilson, who will continue the business at
the old stand. Subscribers will be furnish
cd by the new firm. They are also author
lied to collect ell arrears on subscription
A continuance Of the present patronage is
respectfully solicited for the new arm.
HARKs& BRo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

~ The price Of ths MoRzISe LEADEE TO news
agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun.
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LHADER, 70 News Dealers
s o1e-fourth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send Us ons and three cent in.
stead of larger denomination.
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RROnI WINCHEsrRR.

W LIglI7lIII HUI III
In consequence Of the forward movement
Of our army, we coald not get correct lists Of
the killed and wounded. Our loss b non
so to 100 killed. Among them, one Colonel
and IA Captains and Lieutenantsi 40 were
wounded-amOng them 10 ofhcerL The
enemy had nearly 500 killed and wounded,
and 400 nriznnars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
RAILROAp eNLR.

ALTON, N, March %.
The Terre Hauts, Alton B St. Louis Ral-
road was sold to-day at auction, y order q
the United States District Court. Il Was bid
of BY Robert Baysrd, 8. J. Tilden and Others,
for the bene6tof the bOndhOlders, for the sum
of $500 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

~ One hundred and seventy-hve doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Home
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to dOSe) sent BY mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, OF otherwise, TO John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, cleveland, Ohio.
Estsbluhed Is49,
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ENVELOPES.
TNYELOPEsl ENVELOPES Il
100000 ENVELOPES
OF AZ si1sS, qusIitIss and oool, f1r sails ut %,
EHADER OOUBTIE ROOM. Oboas Cor oasb.
WInlam Bletoher, PlaintiG, ! In he Q

william Blsteher, Plaintiff, In the Court Of
william 3 iSs1h ] Defendant ouyahoga Co, o.
THHR DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
william 5. Marsh, Is hereby notified that q
bsEtion, for the recovery Of money only, has this
d9y besn fied II tie clerks Office Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County and Stats
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant E
indebted = the said plaintiff IN the sum Of one
hundfed thirty -four dollars and thirty-fve cents
with interest thereon from the ID day Of kebru-
oFy, A. D. 1851, upon q promissory note Of said
defandazf, dated ct Hope IL the Province o.
Canada, On the s0th day OF January, A. D., 1885
and mad1 payable In twelve months after date
- one JohH 4. Roche or bearer, for the sum OF
tTenty seven pounds and ffteeu shilunep. Of
. whiok nofe piaiafif & owner and bsareF, and
that said petition pTays Judgment against said
6efsndaat On seid note for the sum Of SlS1 and
$500, Wifh intsroCt from February 2, A. D., 1851
said defendant q further n0tided that be mugt
ansWer s1id petition On or before the 18th day Of
APRIL neEtor IN dEszult thereof Judgment vii.
- tllran 441iEst hin.
RAENEY, BAcKUs 3 EoBLE,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
ClsFslanl, Eob. 70, A. D., lSsls5o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

~ The last party of the season, cmPli-
mentsry 70 Mr.. BallOu, given By his pupils,
st ohapin's Hall, on Tuesday evening,
March sBth. The trends Of Er. B. are re-
specially invited. maroh3S,SsO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

EEw YoRK CEETsAL RAILROAD, LAKE
ERIE AND GREEN BAY PROPELLER LIEH.-
From the Buffalo Express we learn thst
shis line, as organized for the coming navi-
cation season, will be composed of eleven
frst class prOpellers running from Buffalo in
connection with Cleveland, Sandusky, To-
ledo, Detroit and Green Bay, viz: Equator,
Capt. Hinde; Eclipse, Capt. Crosby Equi-
nox, Capt. Snow; Euphraies, Capt. Parsons;
Araxes, Capt. Watts; Cuyahoga, Capt. Gay
lord oriontes, Capt. Watts; Marquette
Capt. Pratt; Comet, Capt Carney. These
propellers are commanded by good and
competent masters who have had large ex-
perienee in The navigation of the lakes
They all have excellent accommodations
for carrying passengers, and well appointed
in all things necessary to the comfort and
convenience Of the travelling public. They
viii make connection with the railways
esntering in Cleveland, sandusky, Toledo
and Detroit, and with the Green Bay,
Oshkosh and Fon Du Lac Steamboat
Company at Green Bay. The large
number of trips made during the sea-
son Of 1881, by some Of the propsllers of
this line, is 8 recommendation for dispatch
in The transportation of property better than
any other that can be given, some Of them
having made upwards Of forty round trips
between Buffalo and the lower lake ports
during the last navigation season. The well
known and popular agent Of this line, Mr..
7. D. Dole, has been long and faYorably
known to the business public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

THn HIBHHEIAN euARDs.-There can be
little doubt that the Hiberniap Guards, Capt.
Kinney, we're engaged In the fight near
Winchester.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

SPHHREOTTPHB.-stimPSOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We advIse
those wishing 10 get a fine likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. 3SS
Superior street, viii richly repay both Citi-
gan and stranger. R77:f
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OA1Ro, March "a
LArrn FROM 1urArp 20. 10.

LATER FROM BLAND 30. 10.
Capt. Summers, of the steamer Lake Erie,
No. 2, left Island No. 10 at eleven o'clock, on
Sunday evening, and reports that st about %
o'clock bright light was discovered in the
direction of the Island. It was thought by
the officers of the Lake Erie that it proceeded
from q burning transport, ignited by the
bursting of shells from the mOrt&rs. Nothing
cOnfrmatory of this report has been received
at Headquarters.
RIVER RISING.
The river is rising rapidly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

our SPECIAL WASHINGTON Dis.
PATCHES.
New Emancipation BIlI-..Free-
dom National, Slavery
Sectional.
SLAVERY TO Be ABOLISHED ON
GOVERNMENT SOIL |
Rebels still at Aqua Creek.
Vote on COlOnizing the Dis
trict Negroes.
DISCUSSION OF THE EMAHClPA-
Tl0H QUESTION.
A sIDE-BLOW AT THE HOME.
STEAD BILL!
Removal and Consolidation OF
the Kansas IadIans /!
FORT PULASKI COMPLETELY IN.
VESTED
DISCUSSION OF THE EMANClPA-
Tl0N QUESTION.
A SIDE-BLOW AT THE HOME.
STEAD BILL!
Removal and Consolidation Of
the Kansas IadIans !
FORT PULASKI COMPLETELY IN.
VESTEDl
An EerrIy Surrender expected
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Open!
Special Dispatch to Cleveland Leader.l
WAsHneTeE, March "a.

Especial Dispatch to Cleveland Leader
WAsHHeTeE, March "a.
GEH. HITCHCOCK.
Gen. Hitchcock, on duty at the War De-
psrtment as consulting officer, could not take
the field on account of physical weakness
BE is considered among the first if not the
first officer in the country. he is a Yer
mOnter, and thoroughly anti.slaVery.
TIE NATIONAL DEBT.
A partizsn official intimates that the pres-
ent addition to the National debt makes it
four hundred millions.
REBELS STILL AT AoUIA CREEK.
The rebels have not yet left Aqua.
OoLoEIzEs TIE DISTRICT BEeRoEs.
The Senate tied on the amendment to the
District OF Columbia bill sppropriating a
hundred thousand dollars to colonize such
free negroes from the District as choose to
go. The following are the yeas: Anthony,
Browning, Oollamer, OOwsn, Davis, Doolit-
tie, Harlan, Harris, Henderson, Howe, Lane,
Lane, Latham, Powell, Sherman, Ten Eyck,
Trumbull, Wilson of No, Wright-1s.
Nays: Carlisle, Chandler, Clark, Dixon, Fes-
senden, FOOte, Grimes. Hale, Howard, Ken
nedy, King, McDOugal, Morrill,, staIke,
Sumner, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilmot, Wilson
Of Mass-ls. Vice President Hamlin voted
nay, and defeated it Garritt Davis is max
ing bis second long speech agaiRst the bill.
THE EMANCIPATION QUESTION.
Mr.. Salisbury opposed the Presidents
Emancipation Resolution, and declared that
it was contemplated long ago. If passed,
every vestige OF the Republican party would
be swept from Delaware. he said the reso-
luton meant nothing only Ere brand Of
agitation. The close of the morning hour
stopped the discussion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

Atlantic MoNzHLx.---Baker, opposite the
PoStOfics, has received the April number Of
this sterling msgazine. Also, the Wavsrly
Magazine for April 5sh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

To TIE PUBLIO.-We hope BY attention to
our business, and a constant endeavOr to
please our patrons, to retain the patronage
80 literally bestowed on Messrs. Hawks &
Bro. EvEzEEF & WILLsoE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

WAETED-A Boy who wants to go TO
school, and viii do chores night and morn
ing to pay for his board. Inquire at the
Leader Counting Room. st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

- George sprague, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
rom oviAst's Exchange 70 a1 Merwin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

EEABK PAHKIG.-LiVsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses snS
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sspalRaa.Iv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

The following volunteer Brigadier Gen.
erals we're sent in to-day: Dol. Dodge, Eth
Iowa; Col Candy, commanding Depart
ment Of New Mexico; Major Vessel, 9Th
Inlsutfv-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

~ Coal Oil Lamp ChimneyS, that OAH
EoE n sEOKHE IT sHH HAT, can be tOuud al
". P. FOgg'S, corner Superior and Seneca
nLnanin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

~ For frsGh Homeopathic Medicines
In Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call At Halls, II Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
u.aO.-orv,. onueb nur. asosasI
FURNITURE STORE.
EURNITUREI FURNITUREll
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
n.
GRAAF & TAYLOR,
At our Warerooms and Mandatory,
no. 81 BOWERY, AND IS OHRYsTIE STREET,
NEW YORK.


10 81 BOWERY, AND IS OHRYsTIE STREET,
NEW YORK.
B-Third Avenue Cars pass our stors.E
We stu continue the Wholesale and Retail Fur
nituro Business, Ct the old stand, No, 81 BoWery,
where, with increased facilities for manufnotur.
Ing We are enabled 10 osr inducems to the trade
not obtnined ELSEWHERE Our war eroOmH, No 81
Bowery extending two hundred and forty-tWo feet
through to Ohryste street. and 8lI stores in heiRht
form the most spacious well a8 the best arranged
IN the city, and with the increased facilities We pos.
seas are enabled to manufacture ct lower rates than
invite your attention 70 our stock conHisIing 20
kossTOood PaTloF and Chamber Rlrnit,rs,
In Br0sateIlo, Dalains and PluBh
MAHOGANY BLAOE WALNUT IMITATION
FURNlTUKE OF VHRY DEsOBlP fIOE,
Ensmellod Chamber Furniture IN esttl, from SO 20
800 sidehoards and Exten1ton, Tables constantly
on hand, and manufactured 10 order. Fine Rose.
terms; also. large assortment Of Mattreaseg con.
Eis Ing Of fatent, spring, OuTlsd Hair, Mos, H.
celslor and Whalsbone.
We Wouli aia1 call your attention to oar Oane
ood and alag s. at Ohafrl We snail b able At al
times to supply the trace on the mcst rsaIonabio
Hnas.
Walkers Patent Spring Orddlss.
We are the sole agents for this Oity Of
TaoTHR's NRW STYLH PATENT sPRIHe BID,
the best e. Wsn Is the eheapast Of any IN uss Re-.
tan price, s4'O T,OOO
hsVo Just been ordered by GOEsTmsht for Hospital
use. maru;NA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

TwHxTT-F1vE You've LADIES WlHFRD i'm.
mediately, to whom good salaries will b'
given. Also, an Artist, who understands th'
arranging of drapery.
Enquire Of NR. JOHNSON,
mar2I.Ss0 Academy Of Music.
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RRAVELRRs REGIsFER.

Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for By tht
Coaches Of BteVens' Omnibus Line, By leaving
their addre5s e. the Omnibus Q 0Goe, laI 6uporiol
strest, nezt door 70 the Weddeu Ho1ee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

ATLANTIC MoNTHIT-Reosived ct Everett
& Wilson's, successors to Hawks Bro.) Ii
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Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.)
WAsmEaToN, March "a.

NIL TFARY GOVERNOR or ALEXANDR1A.
Col YanambeE, Of the New York Twenty
Second, is appointed Military Governor Of
Alexandria, Gen. Montgomery becoming
Military Governor Of Annapolis.
FORT PULASKI COMPLETELY INVESTED.
Letters from Port Royal declare that the
Investment of Fort Pulaski is complete Tat
nall with the fotilla, carrying supplies Of
wood and water, was driven back. It is be-
lisved the garrison will soon be forced to sur
render.
BALTIMORE oHIo ROAD OPEN.
The Baltimore & Ohio R. R. was fully
opened to-day for passengers and freight.
THE vERKoNr sATH.
The Navy Department is assured Of the
safety of the Vermont. 1t is slowly making
its way to Port Royal.
IRON CLAD VESSELS.
The vanderbilt, alleged to have been pur-
chased and heing iron-Clad by the Navy De-
partment, is in the employ of the War De-
partment at Fort Monroe. The Roanoke is
the only vessel being iron clad. A large
quantity of bids, with plans, specifications
and models for iron clad vessels, are already
received at the Navy Department from the
Seaboard and West, others still expect one
from Ericsson for a vessel similar to the
Monitor, but go feet long. The Department
won't rigidly shut down, although this il
the last day under the advertisement
LITTER OF THAMES.
HWelIes has, in the name of the President
sent a letter of thanks to Lieut. Norden, IL
which he says the action of the Monitor
with tive guns, engaging powerful armOr-
ed steamer of at least guns, and repellinl
her, has elected general admiration, and re-
ceived the applause of the whole country
BE thanks him and command fer the hero
ism displayed, and the great services rem
dered, and adds: The action, strength ant
performance, power and capabilities, of the
Monitor, must effect radical change in ma
val warfare.
IMPORTANT BILL.
Representative Arnold introduced bill
to-day to msas freedom National and slavery
sectional. It prohibits slavery and invOl
untary servitude in all the territories now ex
is.ing or hereafter to be formed or acquired
in any way; in all places purchased or tc
be purchased by the United States for forts
dockyards, etc, in all vessels on the high
seas, or national highways outside State ju-
risdietion; and in all places where the Ma
tional Government is supreme or has exclu-
aive jurisdiction and power. Slaves in such
places are declared to be free, and may as
sert their freedom at any time hereafter, on
the principle, once free, always Free
ooSsRzssHAz sEGUR.
The House sent segur to the committee on
elections.
COMBINATIONS.
General Strong and Colonel MonsOn, both
of Indiana, were confirmed Brigadier Gener-
sls to-day.
EoEIEATIoEs.
The following volunteer Brigadier Gen.
erals Nere sent in to-day: Dol. Dodge, Eth
Iowa Col Candy, commanding Depart
ment Of New Mexico; Major Vessel, sth
Inlantfy.
CONSUL APPOINTED.
W.H. EHOmaus, Of Ohio, is appointed
Consul at Myonhow.
ENGINEERS.
ssnstor Wilson introduced bill CONSOLE
dating theEugieers and Typographical En-
Tineers of the amy as one Corps, known as
Engineers under one Brigadler General,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

n .Tsnper not with Nature and the laws
TAysioal and neral that guide her operations. HOr
glla were Gudo 20 Use and not ABUSE. The dire.
~ rssllz arising from the latter ''lssoni the
nost sellsd habi,s Of shs bassF sosc may Be over
cons d tArssui peruBal Of the work ''HUMAH
IRAlLET, Or Physiological RessSrohea." Il VIII
~ theses debsed and degraded viesims that hover
O. TIE brink q elssoluton to The Psths Of hspli-
noss and Tirt1a Rsad and be convinced, tbs trnth
3 shara.
SID by DR. BARROW, is4 Biesoksr street, New
TcEh. Rrioe Is oont1. Sent iree eSaTTVhers.
sd ilze - 6. ". CsEk, DruEEiEiz, Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NATIVE WINES-GATAW WBA,
~ Iasbslla and Ou5rnnt-pur6 aud reliable for
E1olonl r1rT'c9az, ior sale b.
i. A. RAhMNB, Druggist,
Cor Bris and Prospect stg.
0IDEh VINEGAR, GOOD AND
~ strOngs for sale b. = A., PABMER.
0or. Erle and Rrogpect sts.
THE CELEBRATED OtNSTI-
j tution Water, for all tinsages Of tie Kidneys,
u. a. PAEMNh,
Aggntfoz OleFeis6d.
GWEEDIsH LEkOHES, FRESH
~ and lively, iust received bI .
Cor. Eris and Prospect gtg.
a FRESH LOT STEWARDS
"a. Ohoiss Candies, Just reosiyed b.
Cor. Erie ard Prospect gtg.
1.-TWO HUNDRED BBLs OARBUR
OILf1F sale a. less than menuiactgIer5 gEicat
G. W. gLAhks
0lccs11or % VIZ. IiEket
Cd ila Superior st.
no COAL OIL REEINERS--
alnILnMnni have an article foF rendering
on Barrels r1oof against LaaEage, that i1 cheaper
aId much more conVanient 20 use than clue fcE
that puraoss- q ". CLARK. ii9 Superior ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

Dame AND DANGEROUS FRAUDS
Am FIBFEElATHD DAILY.
EeE 2os ull Desstsfi0nl hair dyss % be diltin-
glshSa asoE Bais artiSlsf IN order 70 b perfect
tyR5lTs perohaso only
OBIsEkpoRO'B
AEALYzBD EXoELSIOR DYE,
oRtzesa ~ an cur leading ohsl.istI, including
DR.. 0HIE ron,
R1I6oELEssi ETTBoTTVEi BELIABLEl
Anf warranted % p-o1ues without trouble, and IN
N Mi1utes. any Ghsds Of BLACK CT BR0WH
KNOWN IN NATURE.
Manlhsturod bE ;. OZiItadoF0, 10. Assog House,
EsWTOrk. eoid SvsrYWhsrs, ~ ty3tissby al Hhfr
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CA1HO, March Oath.

The river is rising rapidly.
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FTsHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
Ec9HE HUMAN SIGHT EvER INvEEFEDi
n n soLONoNsON.

PFaeaeaI and Scientific OptieiGl,
EeSpl the ARREST easortmeni q the most improved
iFnsarcr ~ SiFhtod are ground under niI own in-
n1Celqn, b. machinery Of q new congtrnctioli with
II rlcislf care, es % suit the eyes IN All oasssl
er.1r Ue1EuagE, DtEEine11 or lndamnf1tion o4tne
7ei, 6ld inparhng strength fol long reading or
~ Eo1'o1 orsoa vouId here inform the public that
he pTof aployB any one In the sale Of bic Lenses.
Alro, eapiondid assortment Of SPY CLASSES
UIt67o1ooPEs, COMPASSEB, &C., kept on hand.
- ARI1fIOlAL EYEs inserted without pain'
oEr1r.rt e natural.
E1ol. aprtl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

0IDhh VINEGAR, GOOD AND
" strOnGs foF sals b. Z. A.; RAIMER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

ton belt If Southwestern Georgia and runs through
vast tracts of the richest cotton lands.
The magnificent harbor of Brunswick, with hs
ease of pccess, depth Of water, secure anchorage
fine climate and capsbity for imPregnable defense,
II indicate this place an unsurpassed site Tor
commercial and maritime port. LIS position is nearly
midway between the Chesapeake and the Southern
Care of Florida and il is to the Mississippi
than any other Atlantic port, it's dstance from Weeks
burg being bout Geo miles.
A report made by Commissioners appointed by me
Legislature of Georgia in lS33ssys: "Whe'her We
regard the commercial advantages of the por' oi
Brunswick in reference TO the wafer on the bar ara
in The river; in reference to the shor time In which
ship Of large draugbt may sail in or ont OF port
against or with The wind; IN reference 10 Tie excel
.ence Of the anchorage in port, and the entire safety
of vessels from storms while there; whether we
view them in reference 10 the health, convenience,
and beauty Of the location or in reference 10 lis be-
Ing made impregnabie 20 an enemy, yonr Comma
.ioners regard them as of very superior order
In 1855 board Of United States naval officers after
careful examination Of the Southern ports pro-
nounoed Brunswick the fttest site south Of Norfolk
for a navy-yard and station for vessels Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

Capt williamson, Typographical Engineer who
has spept between five and six weeks in fruitees
ende.v to reach Gen. Burnside wa aboard lie
WIS Oh ,he Thomas Jefferson two weeks since when
the captain and pilot turned in, and allowed the bon
10 go on, TO sea and not finding lila in toe Gulf
Stream pnt back again There lie great need OF q
regular and Trustworthy boat between Hampton
Roads and IIatterps Ike the Spaulding which could
make weekly trip, and DEFY the weather. As IT 49,
tie public service mus suffer immensely, and IL can
not be otherwise Ian that great loss Is continually
eD,aicd by tie lack of regular boat.
This morning The tug-boat Pendulum on her way
froni Philadelphia sunk 10 the Ro,ds the light
shin, four or five mice below the fortress. Size Vas
ia tow Of the tug boat Atlantic ami all on board
were saved. Sic srmns a leak 10 tie gale during
tue night.
We had q Ugh, fn.l Of snow last night, which was
either unreasonable iiselt proved the srawb,rsies
and .rly flowers now IN blossom in favorable spo.s
quite ont Of season.