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NKW YORK. nEARKET-ABrn 10


FLOUR Market So better on common grade,
| With more doing. Market closing steady.
s4s0G4,95 for extra atate E4,5oaa 70 ior supsrfne
/ sestern; = YsQ95,f0 for common 70 medium eEtrs
/ hoop Ohio; s5,ls6s.70 for trade brsnds =
parADA kLoUR-market may BE- quoted 4
aitau9 1hulsL VIII Aouafaip e5MAnls rale9 l4l
bbs at t4soA s3 Tor spring. a1d g6 ior win.
AYR FIOUR-Narksta auist and .tsady. sale.
,OORN RIRAL.-MarlSet quiet and nOminailY IN.
WHISKY 5ull, heavy and defining.
Sales 49 bbls at @2s6c for srats and CSC for Wssi-
srn closing With no buyers at the outside quota
WHEAE--Markst opened heavy and closed dull
witt strong down ard tendency; and SALES Of NIL.
Saakse elno to srriye n 81 June are humeEous e
white western at 81 IS; 1890 bush Mllwsukes club
At 81, ,2e In store ana delivered
B Ar Ii Y-markst dull. Sales $500 bash Cali
ti0RN@Siarkss duh and droopina. SAILS s7.noo
bush at 5s660o for mixed western 10 store and des
1vered; 5i5 5zfqb9c for yellow jersey
OATS-Mafket "a her more steady. Sales nt ssR
no tor Jsras Oanada, western and state
SUGA AR-Market for raw is quiet and upchsngsd
k'co a 60 sales Of 800 bags for Ishnilg private
lIOLAssEs-Markss Quist and prices arm =
an tion, 90 hhds do At 10.
PORK-Msrkst he7vy ard shade sasiar. Sales
y oe9 @ ~ ~ " lLo9 Ior mess; Sls,s0 for prime
BEEF-mai ket quiet aud arm. Sales 500 bbls
ct S4sb9@5s0 coantry prime; 655Oas,OO for country
alessi tlziOOe9lSoO for repaeked mess; Sl9l0El5t0
70 extra mess.
PRIME NRS9 BBEF-MaTkst quiet at 5000.
BEEE HAMS-Markes dun ae Tl7,meaI7.50
CIT NlRATS-uarket steady. Sales as rack
ages ct 42sa5c for shOuldar5; 55fsfs4c for hans.
EACDN-Side8 MET. Sales lO9 boxes at T51c for
do.
LARD Market moderately active. Sales 2,sOO
BUTTKiE-ssTing at saHo tor Ohio; BaNo
z VGSEIEEisE-marls. arm At ssaso.
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Al SAAF AAAAAgAs
The following Ohio wounded we're brought
70 Cincinnati On Friday By the Stsamsr Meh-
arch, end were 70 be removed to Camp Den
nisOni
Samuel Rosbrough, 18th Ohio Battery W
Thatcher do; James Mattuew A6tb; John D
Plum 72d; = 3 Amas do; W q Hay Tlst; q
Reicherter 9Th; Newton Uorbley 10th; VIM
Ehaien %; P Hiekolar 4sth; J Rynard,
Faul Davis, sardine Ross, 7 Benbrow, John
King, John O Taylor, John Hen, Lewis Will
lts7s and Thomas r Wallace, 77th; John
Evans 0 Allen, skidmore Smith, Joseph
Shumard, A z Hill, B A Patterson, Lieut.
EicholA Orion Mclean, Il o Warren, J n
JeFrett, n 0 Emerson, Isaac Fridge. John
Hume, s Smith, 9th Cavalry; q W Gilhng
ham, bSdi 3 Emuck, N Parkins, D Skinner,
e Meek, Milton Smith, do; sergeant Lair,
18th Battery J L Ogden, s W Burr, CLARK,
A W Lane, Milo Stephens, J8eob Grim, W
B Orcutt sergeant F Pierce, ] Dutton,
do Eli Steneberger lst Ohio; s P Shiukle
S9thi 7 Kiet, 57tb; A J Clark 18th; David
s Rice 64sh; VIM Harris 46tb; jackson Bal.
ding, Francis n Stevens do; Navin Perkins,
S2d; W B q Jones Ssh; Thos Keyes 9Th;
y Hagas 49tb; n D Haub, Oineinnati; 4
Smith, Jackson; Lieut. Hunter Brook, Volun-
teer Aid to Gen. McOook.
DEAD IF n Stevens ASH; Levi Kittinger
l4th Battery.
BROUGHT 10 LOUISVILLE By FHE TAIRoHIED.
WouEDRD -.Jno " Masters, co c, 18Th
leg; Wm Leorette, co o, 18th, leg; Charles
trdnk, co 3, 4s b, arm and bach; J Ward,
sergeant co B, 54th, both thighs; David
Jonathan, 90 A, 46th, left arm; Jno homer,
90 A 46tb, face; Jno Staley, co I, 46th, right
arm; Thos bale, co F, 77Eh, hip; Thos Nor
timer, co A, 46th, left eye; A Brown, co
A 4Sth, hip; Jas Hays, sergeant, co z, 7lst,
right shoulder, badly; Nathan D Mitchell, co
D, 64tb; 3 Kensel, corporal, co G, 5stb; An
derson Kinsel, 90 G, 5sJb; A OrOghan, co A,
ash; Daniel P Mills, co 8, 7lst; VIM Ser.
nunyou co A, 46th; Geo w Wagner, 90 B,
4stb; A D Davis, lieptenant company E,
18th; Q P Bogert, corporal, oompin B, 4stb;
Jacob Kiger co K 18th; Geo n Fricker co A
Let Thos heDsnny, corporal, co q 57tb;
Martin eager co B 4lst; David Bair, ser
geant, co D 6ssb; Solomon Barges co g 5slb;
s Rothenberhler co q 18th; VIM b Tucker
co G Asth; L " Allspsugh co e5th; G "
Veech co D seth; Jas Sweeney co b 18th;
Geo Fluke co z 18th; Ira Whaley co l9th;
Enoch Thomas, corporal, co A 46Ih; Den.
man, musician, CO A 46th; VIM Orone; co A
4eth; JnO Murray co ( 18th; 3 q Snyder
co D 18th; Peter 0upp 90 h 18th; CO Rex
co B 9th; Hooker co A 71st; Henry
Carr, corporal co A Gath.
SIOK.-Jeremiah Allen co A 46tb; Fred
FrodmRn co + 33d; John Solon 90 3 77th;
v Belser co & 46th; Eljsh Barker CO K lst;
Leauder Wilber co K 18th; Matthias Gamble
co @ 4etb; Owen Hill co C48tb;S q Alexan-
der, sergeant co Z 46lh; Ohss Barbour, Lieut.
co A 46tb; VIM Carter co A 46rh; Harrison
Ac1ichael co A 46sh; Shedrick Mortimer co
A 46tb; Lew TOmliRson, corporal, co A 46tb;
Rich 7 Ross co A 4sth; J o Burriss, sergeant,
65th.
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Edltorsol Covrespondonee.
BAHuuA'a, BArTIHoRR, |
April 10, 1897.

April 10, lse2.
Not At Washington yet. The Harrisburg
train has way Of getting here half an hour
sssr the last train for Washington, 30 We
stop here for tho night snd beaF secession
slurS at everything that looks toward the
Union. The town is full Of secession, which
is only kept down By the guns Of Fort Nc.
Henry and the columns Of Federals who pa
rade the streets.
rode 10 day with an officer Of an Iowa
regiment who fought at PlttSburg Landing
What inexcusAble laundering there must
have been there. This Oficer tells nae that
on the Friday night before the battle, they
WeFs under arms for four hours, In conse-
qusncs Of firing upon our pIckets. And
yet wish all this warning, not picket was
out on Sunday when the rebels came up to
tbs attack. BE learned from pgisonsr--s
rebel ohicsE-that Beauregard told his OH
cars that be did not like Grants style of
falling back, and was fearful Of some trap In
which to catch him. BE could not conceive
Of the generalship which would be SO sur
prined and OverPOwsred when 1t might have
been prevented by the ordinary prudence
which should be observed even in times Of
psaOe BY 8 military commander. However,
it came out ali right and may be Grant did
the hsst he could have done.
Another man was on the cars to-day who
was one of the head uen in Bells iron works,
near Fort DOnelsOn. All the ordinary work
men, together with all the natives there
abOuta, had been Impressed into the rebel
ranks, and the best vorkmen had only been
spared for their usefulness to the rebels
The Philadelphia Inquirer Of yesterday
says that Emperor Napoleon has decided to
withdraw his recognition of the COnfederateS
As belliFerents. II this is so, the rebel
cruisers viii be privAteers, and no more in
French pOrts-a fact Of no mean significance.
Hastily, 8. D. P.
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Gen. Hunter & acting with the wisdom Of
= Statesman e well ss the genius of q mill
taEy chieftain. BE has opened communica-
eon With the Government Agent In charge
Of tie abandoned Sea Island plantations, with
a visW % the occupation Of the negrOes in
Psodueing vegetables WhsreWith to supply
hia tEoops during the season, an article Of
fool necessary to health in the semi-trOpical
climate Of South Carolina he also directs
tie Agent to furnish list Of the masters Of
shs eontfe5Snds in the Federal camps, now
Numbering 5000, with the intention of de-
elsEing then tres in case the claimants fail to
prove their loyalty in proper time. But the
OFOWning act Of Gen. Hunters whOls life is
shs issuing Of the following proclamation,
WHICH vas promulgated OF sle day succeed
ing tia Surrender Of Fort Pulaski, whereby
the bond arc made free:
HnspQUARTERs D1Pr. OF TIE soUTE,
FOEg Pulaski, OOcklpur Island,
Georgia, April 10, 1862.
All persons OF color lately held to inVol-
uEtAFy service by enemies Of the Uaited
States, In Fort Pulaski and on Cockspur
hland, Ga, are hereby confscsted and de-
elAred fres, il confoTmity with Law, and
shall hereafter receive the fruits Of their own
leboc. Such Of said persons Of color as are
able bodied, and mey be required, shall be
employed in the Qaartermaster's Department
ct the rates heretofore established by BFiga-
der General ". 7. Sherman. By command
Of Msj. Gen. DAVID HUETER.
0EAG G. HALPHE, A. A. G.
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We this morning present our readers with
ipseisl dispatches from Commodore Foote's
fctillsoa Fcrt Pillow. The bombarament
q Tharsaay demonstrated the act that the
aodila has ~ antagonist aOs 70 be despised,
ths guns Of the rebels being numerous and
powerful, ana manned with much ability
Gen. BrAgg Is said to have arrived and as-
sansa conmAnd, having 5000 troops with
which % defend the position. The high stage
Of Wsasr IN the nvsr inssrferes with the
movements Of our land forces, and oonss-
qasntly active operations are deferred. ~
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Among the wounded soldiers brought to
Oincinnaa was one named John Wilson,
whose arm hsd been amPusated ct the shoal-
der joint. The bandage being accidentally
displassa, be bled to death. Before his death,
be requested Col. Dudley, Chief Of Police, to
inform his friends Of his fate. Upon exam-
hing the list It was found that bis regiment
sna residence aad unfortunately besn omit
tsas rendering # impossible to comply with
bis request. His friends can ascertain in re-
ssrd o him BY addressing Col. Dudley,
Ohiaf Of Police. Cincinnati.
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HnspQUARTERs DHPT. OF THE soUTE,
FOET Pulaski, OOckspuF Island,
Georgia, April "a. 1862,
asa. BIitshsu Psrsonatins ysG. Davlr,

Gea. Mitohsu Personating JoG. DaviE,
Gen. Mitchell seems to be equal to any
ommgency. his latest operation is a tels-
graphic Joke upon Beauregard, and Is stated
n our special dispatches. BOSuEegsrd tsle-
erabsd JsR Davis for reinforCements, saying
be could not hold Corinth without them
Mitchell hsd out the wires east of Decatur, 80
that the dispatch reached him but went no
further. Mitchell replied, over the signature
Of ''JeR Davis" that the se-infOrOsments
would Be sent VS. suppose BsauregArd is
aRxsOusly awaiting their slrlval.
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4 letter 70 the 0IaoinnstI Times, from

A letter to the Cincinnati Times, from
Pittsburg, says;
The official reports Of the loss are nearly
ail IN. Il VIII amount, in killed, wounded
and missing, to nearly ten thousand. OF
thsss large portion are prisoners or missing.
The regiments engaged on Sunday, suffered
more severely than those who did the fight.
ing on Monday. The panic-stricken regi-
mentg are the largest sufferers in killed.
showing that the soldier who stands sousrely
up to the work iG in less danger Of BEING
killed than those who attempt to shirk tbeIr
duty.
The rebel loss Is fearful. 30 rapidly ware
they pressed back on Monday, that they were
unable to carry with them their dead. and
only portion Of their wounded. The fact
thas they left the body Of their commander
% the Asld, SHOWS how hotly they were
pressed BY our columns. We have large
Numbers Of their wounded, and have buried
nearly two thousand Of their dead. What
thair loss is can only be coniectured from the
number lsfton the Geld, and it must be supe.
rlbF toozEA
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NEW aBVEh S IFS.

WANTED-A SITUATION As
~ QUITE z a. the Oity o. surTDundi1g oenntry
Lno eaH rs!.r ha9 . q IN q porisgoe Of twenty one
yeersi tne larger rtion Of Whi3h having been
sgsnt ~ 1.9adg u Nov York. Add iess, fir ths
pfeasnt sHLLAhBg0K, rwalk, anFl0
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NNASTER's 9ALE-Pnpsr,nr

M ASTER'S s A L b. PURSUANT
1NI to the command Of decrata order Of sale
from the Court Of OoU mon PIsa4 Of Ouy hoRa Oour-
lsry g. Villa ms ard others, to directed shall
expose Tor sails e. u o suction, at be door Of the
Court Hopse In ne Oit- Of Cleveland, o. the ,eo.
following dssorioed AoSes, Mortgages, Leaaei and
one nots for 5000, dsted March %. 1859. made b,
y. @. Williams, psyabls 20 a. ChamberiiD or bear.
e three years aiter cass With interest af the rate
BY m0rtgaqe % lots Bos s. ii5 Iss iss 81 ssi "a
and q, In 8. B. Slones aoIm=ns o. part Of fD-acrs
lots Nos. and 8 part Of lO0-acrs lot No. lsT and
part Of original tWo-ssre lets os l26 and s II ne
Omy Of Cleveland, Cuyahoss county, OHIO,
Three notes. two TO- Sls5 " each and one for Sl95
O8 datsd January ss. Is5s u sds b. AverilI Bsrlog
payable to the order Of Killers q. Williams n one.
o to s aS " ssss g. ysr, 70 PC tSsy, rom date With
mortgage on suD lot No 50 N g. g. stones sub Vi5
i3n o. part ot original iot No 81 IN tsat l OF the
I ne lessors tatersat n a Lease mads BY Elisry g.
wi liams to Patrick o'suliivan, october g 1865 Of
lot on east side OF water street, Uaveabd b. tween
Lake ard st Clair srrs' Is, Tor tnTm, commaneinT
10 ember l. ls57, and endIEE November l. 1852 AZ =
The leaSoEs ini in lsadg Of part OF aus lot
No Is, on Hun ington d. est, Oles stand, made 81
Elery G. iliiams to L o.. LaitinlsT April Isl isss
for term Of year, With pfivil 4, On the bsrt 81
thelessos to reaew for thrss YearE At rent of sso
Also, the int-Isst 81 sbe VSu5or a. 80 e,lIov5Dy
Osntractg made with Eilery Wiilia1S by ne ,1Srs
sons uersiaafesr naas9, Tor ths b rs6sss 81 s1 oS
land. Nos :, Ills q ll9 60 wits
OonirGci OF Joha Klein aus for lot no g. dated
April = l6ssi aNcuht appearing due g1a5 a.
Oonua aos q John AliVatter for Let no s3, dated
March 8 lsl9 amount appearing due 9t5a IT,
TO- tra~t u Abraham Stoller fJr lot no - dated
April ], 1853 amount Appearing due 3l57 ~.
U ,atract OF Ferdinand John for lot NO. So dated
GcatFast t 81 John a. asSsl 10 iot So IS dated
February "A. lssei amount appear ng eua Slsl o.
Coz tract o. Joha DIETS for Ut No ~, GatsG SulT
IS 1887; amount Appearing due t39t72
contract Of hs'ohfor Ma ser for lot 20 10 daAad /
November Y, iSss; amount appsring due efep az -
Also the Vendera interest In the folIoEinq con. /
tracts made with Elery = Williams for thS -
chase OF sab N 9. y Stones subfitiSo a. ,sIt
Of foriginal lot no; ,nitYs bro0klFn T0WnshiB
Contract Of William bsne1E for los No ia7 dstsa 1
Apit l. 1857; am 1unt q p arlpR due s7se Os,
Q0atract 0t tOfOtlly Cooper for iot NO lfgt dsssd
u sbrunry % 1853 emon1f appearing dT1s 1917 81
Contra Of John Martin 10 lot No ia dsssd ssb.
'uhfS 10 lS'si amount apgs.rlng due sis q
,.L-l.- HEN8h =. ABbEH,
PlFEs Asty's. ApEii 4. isS5si5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

Oar special dispatches from Cairo are Of
great interest this morning, containing im-
portant news. A secret military movement
o9great magnitude is mentioned as progress
ing, which, when cOnsummated, VIII close
the campaign in Tennessee.
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80 FIrhsIag q savapnah.

When our Elton Head correspondent
elessd his lsttsF, Oannonnding was going on
IN IA direction Of Savannah, and it was ru-
n0Eed that Fort Jackson, situated on the
Savannah river, four miles from the city,
had bssn taken By our forces and that the
city q Savannah hsd bssn attacked.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

Oar specials state that the two hostile
nEuias up the Tennessee are gradually near
Ing each Other, snd that q collision is evi-
dsntly nigh ct hand. As cur forces viii not
h hssuEpriSsd this time, we may expect VIC
4ory with less loss Of life.
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Hey lDVERTISERENTS.
IEASTER COMMTS3TONER,E

MASTER COMMISsIONER's
iNE eALE.-Pursuant 70 an order Of sals to mo
directed from the Coust Of Common pl as T Ouya-
hogs County, in the State Of Ohio, In an action
theroin pending, wherein Ssmuel b lyman is plsin-
tid and Henry g. Abby, edministTatOr If the esta
Of Robert Perks, deoaaged, and others are defend
ans, wilt expose for sale ct public suction at the
door q the Court uSe In said couRty on the 2Gth
e4yof Hay 1852, commencing at O'Clork P. n, the
following dsscribed l3Ia Of land situats in the city
Of Clsvefs1d 10 eaid county, bsiog in the BuhsIo
Oomla rs purchase, and numbered and appraised
a fatloWas
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Qua LATn HTnroR1Es.

We have Just got news By the g OfisnEal'i
of the Surrender OF Island No. 10, and Tie
terrible battle near 0oEinth, Miss. The rebels
In Pulaski had news of a great b4ttle in
Mississippi, in which Gen. johnson was kill.
ed, but in which they affirmed the Union
forces we're defeated. Of course We Aze re.
joiced to End the boot upon the other leg.p
Yours, &e, hAI.
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4. =. sFOCK mARKEF-Aprn 10
M a r I N d
PORT OF oLEvELAND.

KaTzRED-April II.
Stmr. Nay Queen, Viger, Detroit 200 bush rye.
10 half bbls oil, bbls tobacco.
Prop. New York, Monroe, Dunkirk, msrehsniss
Bark Invincible Kerdrick, Buffalo
Bark Mary =. PereW, Boalnan, Buffalo.
Sehr. Corinthian, Hinman, Buffalo.
cLEaREPs
Stmr. Nay Queen. Yiger, Detroit, sZ kegs naila
% boxes glass, q bbls OIL 10 bbls whisky
5000 FIRE brick, Is tons stone ware 2g3
pkgs sundries, II tons stene tagging.
Prop Detroit, Pratt, Chicago, 251 tons ecais.
Bark Geo. Sherman, Case Milwaukee.
Sehr. Corinthian. Herman, Chicago, go tons
coal.
Schr. O. WOodford, Yirian, Toledo.
Sehr Watts sherman, Fiaeld, Buffalo, 40 tons
sehr FairWind, Burgs, Pert BurwelI. iisbt
SeoW RoWens, Moore, Detroit, Is0 tons eoai.
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gEoOEp pAE-FaE sURRlnDlR.

Bright and early next morning friday
we heard again the jarring thunder Of the
heavy guns, and at o'clock A. N. we wera
off again for our point Of obSsF Tation; this
tims taking along the necessaFies for pic
MIC on our own account We reached the
ground about IL o'clock, and found the
firing on our side heavier than on the day
previous, while that of the enemy seemed
Psreeptibly diminished long intervals oo-
curing between their shots. The shore
batteries On Tybee kept up q constant and
rapid succession Of tremendous explosions,
which, ct distance OF ak miles, Jared the
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MTsCELLANEOus

TIE STRAgTs 0PxN.-rhs ice blocksde a she
commerce Of the great Lakes has e len1th hsen
broken. Yesterday morning tie proneiisr oueen
ot the Lakes, which started nom Dsgroif On
Z, i1,onoay evening last, reached uilWapkee. Frola
e ne aeeoanis Whiol have reached rs Concerning
lake auron, TIE StFaits haye given way saglisr
than was expected, but mono too early for the
smount o. business 70 Be dons, Last year, the
ill the 18th Of April.
Nov commences the anhal task which he
West has to perform In feeding both the Old and
tne New world. Here IN Chicago We have
stored upwards Of I've millions Of grain, besides
about looj00 barrels Of four and before many
days elapse Lake Michigan VIII besr upcn rs
waters hundred sail Of Fesssls laden with West
ern produce, bound fpF TIE ssa-boaEd-Caioaoo
III bans, I9A- ,l i Fl
FAST TnrE The propeller ElRlra, Captain
Mitchell, Of the Erie Line, leit this port On fpao
day morning g O'Clock, with q fall Load for
Dunkir<i arriving there heFesEgo Uas dfscEsa9sd
Is tons of merchandise taksl On Roari S1i -
raturaed % this poEs, slTiging st hsT door AZ 4
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rHI-t, of HIllod ID vvouadea.

0rhls,s Of killed And VVeuaded.
We again present lists Of killed and
wounded in the late great battle, 90 far aE
received. We compile these lists With much
care and always give them at the earliest
possible moment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

AsWiIl Be seen Dy the editorial COErespOu-
deaos phbliahsd this morning, one Of the
editors Of this paper Is now on his way to
tie FEDERAL camps before Yorktown, where
be expects % witness the great battle Of the
campaign. Cur readers viii have the bene-
AZ Of bic observations.
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- y. q ta4il-i1l. l1l-ia al1t 10 .l -
/ g fasf dne.1-7tiel9 Rlqds -.
ne folio@ing lJsins Are ifom lie pstrsit IA
gGEtissrofIha lsth H-a tir1
PASSED. rr Ezsshs5AT.-Bsrin Kate p,rlsv.
i 9eraldipe5 superior; schooHers Cdrfis5 Wsa1
-, 5esis,lol AsFiai Aldnigas Qaesn ety. Gem 81
D0FH- Propeller Bslis; sch5oaars IN. Inv
/ Daney, Annexation. 80.
BzIa Gsz Woa7E, whsth toos hss sss.-nrs
/ ffom here On "Wednesday bound for ssrira-5.
si @ VIZ esal.Ts = ~ rsaening ,he fsss, by
dry dock, having three fset Of Water IA hsr hoId.
A NzW YR,ssS "A new bark risesa o-aa
built IA Cleveland last winter Dassed O. 49,,
day for Chiess0 5he e called tie Kate D5F-
Ley.
| sArLED BEoH CHIoAeo-capt Becker, Whs A..
ne depaEl.re from tlat lolt0fl ne 5sfk Bs =.
gefoonefs A. E. Hart and Barbarian On FTslI1,.1.
dsy evening. for ports below. 9heT ssrs fsqoT-
| e With gtroag 8. VI. wind, and ere tbs as II
the vicinity ofthe Straits.
soEoosER Il. l. Wa11ukn Is hard aground
down at klghtlng Island. With part Of q cargo 81
stone on board. The tug OsWego was yestefdaV
| trying @ pull her od, and While 60 eng1qed,
damaged tas vessel quartef sousWhat ssfionsiY.
From the Detroit Advsrtlssr0g Saturday ths
lssh Inst
PAssED uP YEsIBRD4E -PropaHer Pcf0es
seh1oouSrs e1,9 n Ballard, 2. T. Barney, Philsn1
Mile, Jupiter.
DowH- Propeller Globe.
PR0PELLER G1osE, formerly owned IN fhi4
city, by Dr. Rdsseil. arrived hersyssterdfg n.
ternoon from st. Clair river She viii hancefo7ls
be engaged IN the grain aad lumber trade.
CLEAEED FoE AsovE --Blrks Fsns. I|sas a.
tne Lake schOoners II. Fl Brown NirhtinTrIa
ana Cortlandt, cleared from here for 55rts 7h1-t
IN tow Of the tug WaiteI MsQuesn. q Ilsa ls
News FRolr ABovE.-Fhs steamer Rnby arrfvsd
lrom Port Huron yesterday afternoon. "A nm
oer OF vessels were detained a the fats yesterday
forenoon IN consequence Of q denzs foV rsflct
prevailed at the time The Zee a rsportei -
have entirely disappeared in Lake Huron, 90 ~
as could be seen By the naked eye $1,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

Undsr authority from Gov. Tod, Mayor
Eatah Of 6ssSsinnst chartered the steamer
Glandale, ana on Saturday evening sent her
up tho Tennessee to bring down more Ohio
WcA>dsd. The Sanitary Commission re-
clustered tha steamer Tycosn for the same
Pupo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
OHICAG0 mARKKT-ApTIl 10

FIOUR-Market quist.
WHEAT-Alarkst 9lss2o beitsr. salss at 80
761So for No. 1; T2a63c for No. 2.
CORE m"rket le higher. Sales at 80 for mixed
aboard. 80 0 IN store.
OAT8-hl arket frm.
Is 900 bush corn
sHlPMENTs-lssOoO bush wheat; 5000 bush
CUrn
EEIGPLsTa9So lower; 60 on corn and 10 on
RxCHANGR-Unohanssa. Gold : y esut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

9, ,. Ausa Of Clyde, = nsmbeF q the
72d Ohio rsgimsnL died on tie 18Th inst,
luDs e b reached The Third Street Hospital.