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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

dayi Col. Sweeney, Of the b2dd illinois, vas
wounded four times, not fatally, buf Kept
the Geld until ordered %. Col. HAynes Was
also wounded. Gen. McArthar was WOhpd-
in the foot, Dr.. Roscotton, Surgeon Of TIE
Peoria Brigade, vas seriously Injured. Dr.
Young, Ash Illiuois, was wounded in the
head. aFpnk ", Reillsy, Assistant Sur
geon Of the 45th Illinois, had Minnie ball
shot through bis leg. His wound Is not IA
tai.
SECOND DAY.
The attack was commenced By Lew Wal
lacs's division, who had come up in the night
from OrumPs Landing, on the eRemy'g left.
The enemy Tough. with bulldog courage,
but were driven back inch BY inch, holly
eOntesling the ground. Six Of our bstt'ries
we're re captured, and about thirty Of the
rebel guns were taken. AMichigan battery,
captured on Sunday, was Eeeap.ured.by The
18th Wisconsin on Monday At this time
Gen. Bsauregard was wounded IN the arm,
in his efforts to rscaptute their battery. BE
led the attack in person, urging his men With
his sword. He was successful in taking the
battery, but it was again taken iron him. It
was again captured and recaptured ne less
than six times.
Company A, Chicago Light Artillery, COM
msnded by Lieut. P. P. Wood, was 90 So
veFely handled on the first day Of the SIGHT,
that they were only able to man three guns
on Monday. With these, after desperate
conflict, they succeeded in completely silenc-
ing q rebel battery of six guns, but they
we're compelled to relinquish it from lack Of
horses to draw them of. They had to take
CT their own pieces By hand. Out of seven
men who were driving, Eve men were struck
dovn-two killed and fhres wounded There
we're in all two killed and thirtY-tWeWOund
ed.
The general retreat Of the enemy COM
msncsdl labOuI Monday at dark. Our cav
slEy followed them up ell night, until their
horses we're tired. But for the impossible
condition Of the roads, 1t having rained for
six nights, the route would have
been complete, and We would have
carried their entrcnched camps at OOrinth.
This viii be impossible, for the above Eea-
sons, for some days. The rebel artillery
is superior to ours. They have some Of
the finest officers in the country. Their
small arms are equal to ours.
Our reporter Places the loss Of the enemy
at 49, 900 killed and wounded, and our loss
ct 10000 killed and wounded. These viii
be found moderate estimates. The enemy
have taken more prisoners than We have. |
The 9th Iowa. Col. Geddis, was captured al
most en- masss.
Gen. PFsntiss sitter he was captured es-
capped and came into our camp alone.
The rebels had the very flower Of the PO-
tomac army with them.
Breckinridge was reported killed on Sun.
day. When our reporter left, Wednesday
our advance, which had been pur-
suing, had only occupied the ground former
Iy held by him, about miles from the ene-
my's entrenched camp, which is located half
way between COrinth and Pittsburg.
The enemy are Straining every nerve to
get tn reinfOrcsmsnts, and bloody work must
yet be done before We drive them from their
position. i
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THE CTTY.

t.+aaei tatta-t 49, l.taAaNs 4t-
TnIrkss1vrrs.--By recommendation Of
the Prosidsrs, the peopieof this city, with
thoss Of Othsr cities who have received the
proclamation, are cilled Upon tomorrow, in
thoir several places Of worship, to acknOwl-
edge to God their gratitude for ths sue
-cosset &c has bean plssssd 10 Vouchaaie 70
our efforts to crush the unh6llE rebellion
that assaill ths being of our Governments,
Snd 70 imPloro his COZ tinusd guidance for
thossupon whom ths duty has bean dsvolv-
eat0 LEAD Us to pesos and harmony, not for
getting 70 slk spiritual consolation in be-
half Of ell those who havs been brought
into affection b. the casualties and calami-
ties Of sedition and civil war" t is to be
hoped that The importance Of these requests
,of the President viii be deeply felt By this
community, and rslieiously aeoeded to. At
no time in our history has The assistance Of
Almighty God been more clearly defined in
lhshalf Of justice and right than IN this
'stEuggls against the iniquitoDa designs Of
passion blinded, goddess men, ard at no time
in the hishUy Of nations has people been
msFs righteOusly called upon to aoEnoEl-
eags their indebtedness to the protecting
HAD & Heaven. Let the prayer Of thanks-
giving 50 ups mingled with supplieatiOns for
those whose hearts are burdened with be-
.1saVsmsnts. It Win Be glorious record for
our coaairy, that in the hour Of strife, amid
4hs din Of battle, the onset Of hostile hosts,
ed The burning passion engendsred By con-
hiot, il did not forget its allegiance 10 God
nor is dependence upon His viii.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

C:yAEoE AT EHE EXPRESS 0FFIoB.-Mr. a.
b. Eli, lis, who for six years has been in the
Office of &se American Express Company al
Cincinnati, hes lust taken charge Of the Of
Zee of that Company in this city, as Gener-
al Agent, vics Mr.. CHESTER. Mr.. Eldis is
well known to the forwara.'pg public as one
Of the most energetic and dii:igent officials
Of this well known Company, anGS the bus
iness men Of Cleveland viii be glad tJ' knGF
that he is to be in our midst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

SUNNY o. IaH AET OF WLR. Written ex-
presaly r,and dedicated to the .. S. Vol
unteef Army. By Emil gohalk. A. o..
Philadalphiai ]. 3. Iippincott 4 Co, '6z.
ThisvOlums Is what It purports 70 be-a
summary Of the Art Of War. Iis contents
are. /. Art Of Wsr f; 2. Strategy; 3. Grand
Taeiio5; 4. Mixed Opera tions and 5.
Logistios. Iuoluded IN these divisions are
trtatisss upon bases Of operations; the als-
msds5 Of armies, with the oEgsnization Of
eayslgy, infsntgy and artillery battles,
fshis and skirmishes, with sketches OF the
battles Of Alma, Wagrhm, Lsuthsn, Prague,
TsleFers, Auslssliia and Watsrloo; passage
Of rivers retreat and pursuit : deseents and
expeditions, snd instances Of the march and
nsnosuvFss near Jena ia 1905, and near
Yin n 1905. Beside he text Of af1 these
and other mattsrI, the work Is Illustrated
With sifaisgic maps Of the United States.
eos1rding 70 shs a.. Of war; maps Of al tss
bsiiies above mentioned and many olhsF
sx1onely interesting and valuabis maps
an5 sia'ranas- u isf in'sh0rt, iusts5ueli &
compen5iuEl Of military science as il inTai-
uahl5 & every nan, whether civil O. milf
@gs
n ale by J. B. O0Bb : Co, Clsvslaud.
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LATEST.
LrrrnpooI Maroh Il

-. LTTERPooL, March 90.
BreadstuR Markst-Very dull.
( Provialons-Ruled quiet and steady
LONDON, March S0-COnsOls closed On Safur-
day evening ct 935<999H for money.
American Stocks-Ihe latest sales were Erie
S3SS54; III. Central 4494s1f dis
-rentes 6qf
The Times has sarcastic editorial or the taxes
about % be Imposed ip Amerioa, and says It viii
take the whole army, when released, to collect
mitted to.
q. " Fields returns IN the Asia. He enter
tains an opinion in the success Of the Atlantic
Telegraph. Glass, Elliot 3 Co. offered 70 con
proht TN its eheieney Is demonstrated BY work
ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

sPEINs CLOTHus.-AmOng the frot class
wholesale and retail Clothing Emporiums Of
Cleveland, the establishment Of s. Mann,
1e2 Superior street, stands prominent, both
Is to the quality Of goods turned out and the
extent Of business. The house wa. oBtab-
hshed in 1856, and has attained position
among The largest in the West. It's trade
extends al over Northern Ohio, and largely
into Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
In the prosecution Of his extensive business
some idea Of which may be formed By the
fact that 200 persons are kept constantly
employed making, while throe cutters are ai
ali times busy preparing material for the
needIe-Mr. Mann occupies the entire build
ing each room Of which represents a de-
psFiment, The fiFst floor is devoted to gem
sral retailing and custom work, the irstun-
der the management Of Mr.. z. ". smieh,
the ether undsr the supervision Of Mr.. A.
y, Alexander, who gives to it his exclusive
attention. NJ. Smith has bsen long con-
necisd with the olofhing business, is famil-
lar With Il in all its branches, and his judg-
msnt IN the selection Of gods may be relied
On By those who may patrqnizs his depart
ment. The Wholesale business II done upon
tbs second hoors Where is 70 be found first
class assortment Of the best goods. The
basement is kept we'll stocked with cloths,
oaslimeEes, sattinets, linens, cottOns, vest
ingss &e. A most eOmmendsble feature of
this house is the fact that It's goods are man
uisotured in this city, under the immediate
supervision Of each department Eupsrin-
tsndent, all Of whom are experienced men.
Thssbors fooms'Gre large and WelIfttsd up,
altogether making II reliable, hrst-class
clothing establishment, both for ths whole
sale snd the retail trade.
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WAsHiHa4Oa, ApfHli.
Id - Ar 1890.

~ R--a--- = = AS-a-~NNIAtfI
Gen. 10. johnson is in command Of the
yorktown rebels. Gen. Lea is not believed
to be there. But 80 Of our men Rers killed
Ia the seige up to last night Baltimore seb.
sls are lubilant, and assured Of our defeat
THH NERRIHAo
Il Is thought By some that the MerrimaC
viii remain at Cransy Islsud, ,as taudiHg men
aOe TO our shipping, 70: prevent cooperation
with land forces.
PRENATURH oRoEIHas
The Norfolk papers Of Monday announced
that Bealregard would that day capture
Grants army, from whom be had taken
eight batteries. The news Wss received at
Yorktown on Wednesday, and greeted with
shouts.
sHARPBHooTfNa.
Every rebel gun on the Yorktown fortia-
cations are under cover, for fear Of BsrdAn'S
shatpshooteFs.
IMMIGRATION.
The House, BY ninety-tWs to thirty-nine,
passed, at O'Clock, the District Of COIumbis
emancipation bill Three Dsmoeratie yeas
Several Democrats were absent. Mr.. Crit
tendon made an Unexpectedly bitter speech
against the bill and eOnhsoatiOn. Several
speeches were prepared on our side, butnOns
were made.
The President signed the Emancipation
Resolutions.
p19q1LLETIoATIoH RMoVED.
The senAte passed the bill repeating the
law diSquaIifying negroes from carrying
the mail, without debate.
ElW TREATY.
The President sent into the Senate to-day
the treaty with Great Britain for the sfFoc-
tuai suppression Of ths slave trade, nsgO-
tiassd By Seward and Lyons on the 7th
April.
REBEL ATROCITIES.
The COMMITTEES on the conduct Of the
var ssys the svidenoe shows frightful
atrocities BY rebels upon The bodies Of the
Union soldiers.
BURHEAU OF AaRi0uLTURE.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Foster introduc-
Cd q bin to create Buresu of Agriculture
and Statistics in the Department Of
the Interior, the chief executive
officer to be called Commissioner
Of agriculture and statistics, to be appointed
BY the President. The bureau is to be
charged with the collection and distribution
Of new varieties Of seeds, grain and plants
the procurement Of information Felativs to
modes Of cultivation, renovation and drain
age of soil, and concerning domestic and for
signi trade and manufactures, banks and
of the United States, and taking
the decsnnial census charges and compen-
sation to be the sams as in the agricultural
Division Of the Patent oEcs..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

GELFz GRowEKs' MEETIEe.-The sssocia-
tion Of Grape Growers hold its next meeting
to-day Saturday at 3 o'clock, in ElliotPs
store. As all the Preliminaries are now done
With, the discussions VIII be doubtless in
teresting and nstEuCtiTe. All interested
should attend.
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TEEEsaAPH 70 PITTaB5Rq LAEDIEe.--COm-
nunication BY telegraph With PittsbuTg
Landing is now open, and disPakShes msy
be sent at eli hours Of the day and njght.--
The anxious friends Of soldiers there will
note this tact.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

- ms 'rrios Of tie lonznls IiAADsa % nsWs
S-snts : ons Dollar and Fifly Csnts per han-
drul, and no deviation under any oiEoumstAnoaa
n postage on The LEABEH, 70 News Dealers
q oas-f f1lfth Of q cent per copy.
We lsoGld prefer that persons renting post
ne gtanps should send q enc and three cant IN
ttsd q iasgef dehominatiohs -@--t
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Prom WAsHTNaTnNl

WALHWaroE, April II.
A bill has just passed The Sensts estsbiishing
national foundry st Washington, and coneeu-
nating ordnance and military stores ct this
point
DR.. a. G. Richards, Assistant Surgeon Of the
hrst regiment New York Artillery, was captured
BY the rebels few days since near WsrTenton
Va, and Is now confined In Richmond IN : room
In which torty-four officers Of our army are I'm
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REBEL PRsOEHEs At JeHEsOE's IHLLED.-
On Thursday evening last, 200 rebel prison
ers from Camp Chase, in charge of Col. Lew
oampbsll, arrived BY the g., D. 4 c. Road at
sanduuky snd were thsnce conveyed 70 the
quarters provided for such on JohnsOn'S
Island.
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FUeIEIvB AID sooTEEx MEzr1Hs.-The reg
ular monthly meeting of the fugitive Aid
Society, VIII be held on Sabbath afternoon
at three o'clock, ct the EethOdist Church,
Bolivar street. Addresses appropriate to
The occasion may be expected.
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FRonI OAIRO.

CATEo, March II.
The oRly rdditional Information received to-
day from Pittsburg Landing is that the pursuit
was kept up but little distance beyone the posi
tion Of our advance previous e the battle.
Several boat loads OF prisoners arrived to-day
from Island No. To- 49,
Generals and field officers are to be sent to IT.
Warren, company officers to Columbus and pri-
Yates to Chicago and Springfield. .-.-TsFga@
Gems Mccall nT,fl- c. Wv 80 1--.~
-FFs1IgfIlf isV Vety Communicative, and says our
weeks bombardnent killed only one mah-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12
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RIoH, Ram AID RAoE.-Five hundred an
sWers to q matrimonial advertisement in
Frank Lsslis'a Asgazine for May. Justre-
eeived at Bakers news depot, opposite the
PostoHice.
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success e not 70 Be looked for General ..
Johnson took command Of the rebels Tues
day.
Asst seo'y Fox, Senator Grimes and Rep
rossEativs sedgwick arrived from Fort Non
roe to day.
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sOlomenHou'a op.ical Eslobl lshment,
un.ier ths Ameriean Hotei, being exclusive
y confined to that business, has ths largest
ard .hast assortment OF ali kinds Of optical
Instruments % 30 found in the city aiwsys
On hand. His greet expsrienes End long
practice in this city, aided By the immense
benefit Of HIS OptOmoter, enables him Al
once to select with mathematical certainty
ana 5foci5i0n The 6pee.aeles which are best
adapted to the Fsquirsuaent5 Of the appii-
cant. And as his entire stock Of npsotaeles
being Of ppPsrior quality, eannot fsil to
gi4s the best satisfaction 70 al TIE pur-
ehssers. EoH Is the exciting tius. when all
Rsnt 70 read tfis papers, and IS those who
require b uss elsssess would eorsliii thsir
bRh ihlS1sis Si using soIomsnlen'I spseta-
e. As ssiao illsoiula,
give him osl1. See advertisement So
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@-Frank LsslieSs Gssstte ef Fsshion,
Rebellion Record, (Gonthly Edition, Ne.
l5,) Weekly Times, Tribune and Hsraid.-r-
New York. Weekly, received at Everett &
Wilson'S successors to Hawks 4 Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

sERvIcss Ii 81. JOHE's CHUROH, WEsF
sDH.-BishoP Bedell is expected to be pres
ent and preach in st. Johns Church to-mor-
morrow Sunday morning, ct 1O3k and in
the evening at ~ o'clock. sp12
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

Rev. D. ". Mclean viii preach in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street, 10
morrow, (sabbath) April 18Th, at bslf-past
10 A. A., and al half-pas P. II.
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- WAaHINRT0N.

WAEHrNaToH, April IL
The Senate to-day confirmed Francis y, Fat
terso-,' auF Cassius N Clay Of Ksntnekyi Brig
adler Generalg. e... C,.,
cen Mcclellan telegraplls to Secretary SIN n
ton that nothing Of interest oee eufise go
progTeesing faVorably. le
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THR. mFRRT1TlC Our.

FORIREss MONRoE, April IL. d.
E. d. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
The Merrimao came down towards the Monitor
and Steens. The latter fred four or I've rounds
and the Merrimac one, when she and her con-
sorts returned to Craney Island.
Signed .a-.F WOOL.
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Usissd sraIes circuit COurt.


Eunan j. MeDonnsll, bill for injunction
sgainsi defendants publishingEand selling
map Of Ashland County in YiOlstiOn Of
eomPlsinsut's copyright. Arguments yes
tarday By Nessfs. Paine and Wade for COM
plsinant, z1essru. Jacobs Of Ashland and NJ
R Keith for Defendant.
To-day the case Of Fargo ct al. "a. Onion
Bankot sandullEy, in Chanosry,w WIN betal-
en- up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

D. Crohaugh offers reward Of tip
top picture for aviHit from the meanest man
in town. Apply while the sun shines ct his
rooms, corner Ontario street and the Public
Square
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FROM FORTR Rss WONRUF.

T5 he SecTaarv Of War
The Merrimac, Jamestown and TsrktaWn, and
several ggnboats and tugs, appeared between
Newport News and SeWallis Point The only
damage done vas the capture Of Two small YES
sels, one empty, and the other loaded with coal
(SiRned} J E WOOL,
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NOTIoE.- The Ouyahoga County Temper
anee Society viii hOli Quarterly Conven-
ton April asa at 10 A. H., at Dover.
VIZ BRsTsFER.
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eOEn 70 nm BA.TL. V-FiEEb.--Dr. Il. O.
Allen Of the West Side, left sor PitiabuFg
Landing last evening. Tive frien5s Of the
Doctor generously contributed to pay his
expenses, and he has gone to join the 9th sr
medical gentlemen from this city now en-
route for the seat Of war.
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Gen. johnson in Command
of Rebels.
The Designs Of the MerrimaC.
Advance Dragging over Pitts
burg Battle.
THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE
AND ITS DUTIES.
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Lsadsr.l
WAsH1HGTOH, April IL.

Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.l
WAsHIHGTos, April IL,
TIE INV FUGITIVE SLAVE Law.
Mr.. Wilson's fugitive slave Law provides
for the issuance by District Judge or Com
missioners of Circuit Court, On.petitiOn ver-
tiled BY oath of claimsnt, of warrant for the
arrest Of alleged fugitive; for his examina-
tiou BY Judge or Commissioner or return
warrant in place of the party and in pres
suoe only of his Council.
If the fugitive, after being cautioned or in.
'--usd Of the prOEisi0ns tho sO'' u - =,
lO.- ~ By jury and freedom nom Els1
right to ~ the Marshal to convey hin
shall plead GU >ths district and sAlel! =,
to the boundaries OF plead NOS gun
deliver him to petitioner,n <0oa eel'pe
ty the alleged fugitive may act LL 9oi
Of Iaw or fact under Indictment of co.,
law, and shall be tried within forty days BY
a jury as in cases of other indictments
Judgment may be re7ersed'it affirmed in the
Circuit Court upon a writ Of error before the
issuance of order for surrender. Claimant
must establish loyalty past and present.
The Marshal is required to accept bond with
sufficient surities for value in the State from
which fugstive escaped, for appearance from
time to time. Commissioners fee twenty
Eve dolIars.
sALE OF A RAILROAD.
The Washington / Alexandra Railroad
was sold for twsIvs thousand four hundred
dollars ct Alexandria yestsrday--Bublect to
liens and judgments to the amount Of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars-s long
controversy is growing out Of the inOomPs-
tsncg and bad management Of the first in
corporation. - - h
EXPECTATIONS or THE HuRRnlAo
Persons from It. Monroe this morning asy
the MsrrimAc is expected to attack on the
ArBt fair day. When she appeared OF orl-
neY Island, where she is now lying, all The
points on the shore within sight were crowd
ed with Norfolk people, who were on foot,
on horseback and with their carriages, as
if awaiting o.ses a naval combat. Fog
and gale then and ever since until to-day.
No apprehension is felt respecting her by
thOse best informed.
AT yORKToEE.
r0ba -sl,.ls ro.gfior - V,,-l-t,---, a vrrv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12

FRlsE RAHEEl.-LivsFy snd BoaF1ilg
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