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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
FROa4 WAaHTrGRan

WA1hMaLcay Aafcn ~.
Gen. Fremont has had an interview with
the President and Secretary Of War. b,
viii press his affairs for promptly starting fol
bis department..
His staff win be determined on at a.
early day. His headquarters viii be IN Ii,
field. F.
Col. Shanks, Of the House Of Representa-.
lives, viii accompany him ss soon Is his du-
ties will permit.
large number Of applications have been
made oy volunteer officers to be appointed in
the regular army, but these have been m
successful. Among other reasons, the diff
Guilty of discriminating as to the relative
merits Of the applicants.
The Senate was four hours ia executive
session today, and confirmed the following
nominations for Briga,.i,r Generals Of VOL
unteers
Maj. Vim. T. Barry, Ohief Of Artillery, at
tsched to Gen. MeClell lan's staff; Wills A.
German, Of Ainn.; Col Schuyler Hamilton;
Thomas L. Price, Member Of Congress from
Missouri; Msj. James N. Palmer, 5th Caval-
Tyi Lieut.. Col. VIM. B. Emory, 9Th Cavalry;
Asj. Andrew J Smith, 5th Cavalry; Marco.
ne L. Patrick, of N. Y; Isaac ?. Oaimby, of
n. T.; Orvis S. Ferry, Of Oonnectieue hiram
G. Berry, Of Maine.
Inquiries atseveral official sources at noon
to-day, diseioses the TACT that there is DO
news OF importance from any point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
FROM CAIRO.

CARO, March II.
Nothing later from Island No. 10 than the
dispatch to-day.
The accuracy in firing the moriars yester-
day fully equaled previous sxpeetauons-
They threw 24O shells, the Benton Al.
1t was expected that one or more Of the
enemy's works would be reduced to-day and
the place closely invested.
1t is thought BY some that the rebels are
marching across the neck Of land from Island
No. 10 to MerriWeatheFs landing on the
Mississippi, distant only Eve miles, over q
practicable road and below Point Pleasant
the place where Gen Pope has batteries. that
they there embark on boats, the smoke from
which was plainly seen all yesterday at or
near MerriWssther's landing, from the gun
bost Benton, and that we shall find the rebel
nest empty and the river clear to Randolph
or Fort Pillow.
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FURTHER By THE ROANOKE.

NV IUaAl WaIcu 7 .
1t appears that one of the stipulations
made at the conference between Gen. Prim
and Doblado was that no more troops were
to be landed. Under this, some Spanish
troops returned to Cuba, and the expected
French reinforcement under Gen. Larencez,
were to return without landing.
The English forces will return via Bermu-
da to England. Their mules, harness, &c,
were sold to the French. They started for
Tehuscan on the 22d.
Several rebel sehOoners had been brought
into Key West including the VIM. Mallory.
A number Of rebel schooners, with small
quantities of cotton, had reached Ha7anna.
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OUAsPEcIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.
DUB FORCES AFIsL4KD no. lOl
The Strength and Defenses of
the Rebels!
GEN. POPES OPERATIONS !
THE REBELS SURROUNDED
ESPECIAL DiSpatehes to Cleveland Leader.
NEAR ISLAND No. 10, March Is, !
via Cairo, March IL.
FHH PesIrIoH AZ rrM rApnrp

'A@ ONAet 4AtSA Ats
TIE POSITION AT NEW NADRID.
The expedition reached here yesterday
The rebels are in strong pOsitiOn-foriy-
six guns have been counted. Eight mortars
have been shelling the upper battery to-day,
making splendid practice. There Is no difi.
Guilty in reaching the fort with shells. The
rebels fred two guns. The LEFT Of the fort
hes been several times under our Ere.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived from Gen. Pope:
NHW Madrid, March 10.
TO C0IOnsl Buford:
Ny heavy guns command the river from
the captured works here. Neither steamer
nor gunboats Of the enemy can pass here.
(signed) JOHN POPE,
Brigadier General.
COMMODORE Football rightrivsr closed,
no escape for the enemy BY water.
(Signed, JOHN POPE,
Brigadier General.
Firing has been heard in the direction of
New Madrid all day. Supposed to be rebel
gunboats trying to force passage. Seven
transports near Island No. 10 are hemmed
in. A large encampment is visible, sup
posed to be fifteen to twenty thousand men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

FIREs.-The fire announced about 3
o'clock yesterday morning was in Brooklyn,
and consumed a atwO-story frame house and
its contents. The house was owned by man
named Craig, wbo resides somewhere West.
It was occupied by Mr.. Nix, butcher, who
was absent st his business at the time Of the
fire, his family being also away. The cause
of the fire we could not learn. The loss is
probably about $500. We could not learn
with certainty whether there was insurance
upon the property srnot.
The fire between and O'Clock yesterday
afternoon destroyed the Coal Oil Refinery of
Corning & Co., on the canal. The origin Of
the fire is not known, unless it be attributed
to "spOntaneOus combustion" there having
been no FIRE in the Rshnery for some time,
except few lighted lamps that were kept in
the stills, and these were blown out several
hours before the breaking out of the fire. A
number of barrels Of oil were saved. The
loss does not exceed $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

- NUrlxlD n sHl--l. 80 Hl.--
eS.ssss EHFAEEIBI.E EINIMEEF = Ble
rursd nan ths recipe q Dr.. EtsFhen Bvestl Of Con
bsolioct ne great bone astter, snd has bten used
n Ii nrsutics foE ths last twenty years With the
aot nstoniahing Buooa1- As IN external Tamsdy
Nwithsut ariVui, and WI alleviate pain more
psidHy ttaa auy other rrsparati0n. For al Bheu.
sluo cad HerVonn Dizordeu Il is truly in1allibls,
"a e curative for Sores, WounaIs sPrsinas BEull-
q D., IT, soothing, healing snd powerful strength
sBtag propsuSsies, excite the Just wonder and 80.
,soalihEsnt q Al Nho hsFs ever given IL trial.
sOEa four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures
ps1rnsd b. Il within the last two ysar5, attest 20
tat ~. Strong Armstrong, Agents for Olsye-
iaef - ~ deolfaitac2Wd&Es
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iBth Tos1l-iiBilhop Dupanioup. .

18th Tosst-"Bilhop DuPanlOup."
~WhIle thFobs the pulse Of liberty
Within our native land,
The wreath his brow was formed 70 wear,
Our nations rights will freshen there"
Music BY the Band. Response BY Father
Conan.
18Th Toast-"Tho Temperance Society" :"
MusiO-"ROry o'MOre"-by the Rand.
Response by J. A. Harris, concluding with
the Sentimen;
"Father Hannah. the modern Moses Of
his people, who struck the rock from which
the living waters have guShed forth In our
midst"
l7th Toast-"C "Commerse."
Music by the Band. sOng-"LOne Rock
BY the sea"-by the young ladies.
18th Toast---"The Pross."
Music by the Band. Response by Geo.
A. Benedict. Before introducing Mr.. B.,
Father Hannah took occasion 10 thank the
press Of, the city for the favors It had extend
cd to the Society from time TO time.
l9th -"Cleyeland-Its site and ad-
vantages, natural and artificial, declare It
hhoulo % tne great cOmmerclal ana manu-
featuring city of the North"
Music BY the Band. Response by Geo.
Wiley, Esq.
Goth Toast-"The Ladies'"
Music--"The Girl left behind me"-by
the Band. Response by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Rappe, in a very handsome style.
The party then withdrew, it being after
midnight, the young ladies singing "GOOd
Night" ss the hundreds left the crowded
hall.
Owing to the lateness Of the hour. we have
been necessarily brief in our report, and of
course done but partial justice. The Festi-
val wss in every respect a success, and in
the highest degree creditable to the Society
and its worthy President
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~ One hundred and seYenty-hye doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Eux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (alloWing
ten pills 10 dose) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, 10 John B. Hall, N.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
EstablIshed IS4o.
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COWLEs co. Wnl sell good plated nan
Kin Rinp oF 20 cents.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March IL.
Further advices per the Roanoke confirm
the report that the English troops sre about
to leave Mexico.
A portion of the Spanish troops returned
to Cuba, and the rest 60 to 0rizaba.
Gen. Prim commands the allied forces.
The name of the American murdered in
Mexico is Addison 7. Arlin.
The British gunbost Landrsil, from Ber.
muds, brings the crew of the British ship
Mohawk, foundered at sea. This is the YES
sci which supplied the pirate Nashville with
onal
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sT. PArRIoK's DAr.-Yesterday received
the observance usual to It from our Irish
citizens. In the morning, at half-past nine
O'Clock, POntihcsl High Mass wss held at
the Cathedral BY Bishop Rsppe, large as
sembly being present, and the Cathedral
being handsomely adorned with evergreens.
Rev. Father COnlan then delivered an ora
tiOn, or more properly, g panegyric, upon
st. Patrick, at the conclusion Of which e
portion of the Father Matthew Temperance
Society, to the number of several hundred,
formed in procession, and accompanied by
the old and new Father Matthew Bands,
the old preceding, marched through the
principal streets of the city for couple of
hours, when they broke ranks and repaired
to their homes to prepare for the Festival in
the evening, an account of which is given
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~ Ths Friee Of The MOREna LzADER to newi
agents is one Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADER, to News Dealers
is Ols-fourth OF a cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send US one and three cant In.
stead Of larger denominations.
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TEHPKRAHoE AHET1Ee, WEsT sIDE.-Th'
third of q series of meetings, under the aus
picss of Minnehaha Temple, l. o. G. T.
will be held in the Disciples Church, (neal
the Circle) on Tuesday evening, March 18th
8. FOljambs, Esq, and Messrs. A. G. HOPk
inson and @. @. Rounds will address th'
meeting. The public gederslly are invited
70 sttsud. 2t
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PUBLIC sPE krrps auD grrorpc

OIDEk VINEGAR, GOUD AND
~ Strong, for sale b. :. A; PAIMER.
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JFWELRY.


GOWLES & 90. WILL SILL GOOD
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW ADVERTIsRMRNTs.

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Abraham sheSts- Ao-so stolen,
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oosteu BramleY-osok Wanted.
q. Allen a CO-Boy Vented.
Rettbsrg 4 HauEmAnn-Oorssts.
10 Superior s'rsst-L0oal Notice.
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ADD1soz's AHEzIOAE CEHEET.--HsVing sold
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fared to the public, for several yeaz1 past, l
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CEHEz4 is, for various household purposes,
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wood, marble, alabaster and many other
thingsas well Is China, glass, and earthen-
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