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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, viaNEW-
IL PORT aud FALL RiyER-The splendid and superior
..amer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. leaves Newton
evsry TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. at
O'clock D M snd the EMPIRE STATE Capt. brstton on
from Pier No. \. X. 800 a.. $500,
Hereafter Ill be regarded .. securedto any up
,licsrL until The same sls.l have been paid for. .
Freight Boston ia forwarded through win great ci'pd'ch
By an E1pies. lreight irtin. -o,-, u,,~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

4 BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE RESIDENCE
~ for SALE, or EXCHANGE for desirable Merchandise
New hoase large Lot. GARDEN Fruit &c wss nTp
the city by Ne~.Jersey Railroad. Apply TO IL HMM
AIR, hurn Depot, Ma. 80 Courtsudt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

IT S. PASSPORTS PROCURED-On ap'
~ plying At No. IS Wail-st. tup ',sirs).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

Proposals mus. be ndcTsed Proposals Tor Deseceea sA
Coupres,ed Mixed VesetAbles ,r,rou
In.,o r.,Tb IN Julx n Lieut.. oil. eud A G. 6. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17
: OyC Island ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. X.
IL 10, Albany Troy North an1 MIDSUMMER AR
RANuEMFNr. COT rnencing THURSDAY, May :, 1872
For ALBANY 1873, IL Express Nail Tran from 2oshs'
Station
Tor Local Trsias see Time Table.
JOHN BURCHu.t.. Assistant Supe iLisndent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

4 RfeLD--sTFANBu At and RAILROAD C0SNEC-
TloN via NEW-HAvEN The CoNTiNENI !. W, leaves
p.ck p East River daily (,uGdsys e1cep,ed at Up III.
IN. s,sabolt tran Leaves the wh,rf at NEN.BAsES on
the arrival OF tue bot 'o s way stations NlCht LINZ
me TRAvELEk leayes for New.lisyen 81 II ooIocA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO-
= ROY NEWLOEDON SrONINGrON, PROV
rs ycE NFW PORT TAI NTON. and NEW-BEDFDhO.
The .slendd steamers COMMONWEALTH AID Fly
MOUTH RICK Will leave Pier No IL " IT, 1901 OF eout''
Isrdt..t DAILY lexcept sundsy) at p n.
Freight taken low py other line ohce Oh So'
f~'y' w. -" " ' W NJ EDWARDS, Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

r me DAME FRANCHISE desererat trOuver
u une iame par,snt pour France eu payst voysgr
Dge 6es soins gaelic pcuuait donner oadIesef
l.s West Broadway.
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Uanis.

4 RESPECTABLE young Girl wishes stu
"A alton so SEASrRE-S. Has objection 20 assist with
Chquber~oTk Can be her last place. No 30 West
3gj-st
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Gisamboal5 alo RAILROADS..

EOR HARTFORD DIRECTLY steamers
4 cry or HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE daily.
from Peckip ats M coEnocipg at aftord with steam
boat SriDg sdr sud al points North East and West
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IIy s. PASSPORTS. Address or apply to H.
" w. COLyER, No. 2iT Broadway Room No. 1ob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

DARSON BROWNLOW's BOOK for SALE
J. by H. LYON. No 4,6 Broadway.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
EFW RaIaApIHRa

COls. Oanby, Of New Mexico, and Dodge
Of Iowa, now sr Pea RIdge, were confirmed
Brigadier Generals to day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
THR cry
Uniou CoaveHtiona.


Fha EadsEignsd Ofaoars Of the first Union
ocuEsusion held in this oiiy, Sept. 2, 1881,
zssOmmend that the Union men Of this
ety nset on Wednesday, the sec, nd day Of
April, lee2, in their several wards, at the
usu6l places for holding primary meetings,
81 tie PUpose of nominating q candidate
slsb for the ones Of Truales, Assessor, and
tie members Of the Beard Of Eiueationj
ond also Tor thS purPoss Of Terminating dele
Gatss nom sheir several wards to the City
Uhi0n Convention, 70 be held at the Nation
& Hall, Public equsrs, on Friday, April 4,
q O'clock P. n, said City Convention TO
nominate OnS Gonmsasionero Of Water Works,
Ons Clerk of the Police Court, one CRY Msr-
ahall % AL vacancy, two Justices Of the
Fsaes, and eight eanstsbles-sn from the
eisy g large. The several wards viii Be
entitled 70 their respective number Of dele
gates, as fellows Ist WaId, IL; ID Ward,
10 81 Wstd, g. 4sh Ward, IOj 5th Ward, g.
Gu Ward, 9; 7th Ward, 3; ssh Ward s; Oh
Ward, o. leth Ward, 3; IIth Ward, 8. The
PfOnps attsnsioa Of all Union men it re-
qusstsd. HIS. srEvEEs, Chairman.
w. B; c4sILa. Secretaries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
our SPECIAL WINCHESTER DIS.
PATCHESl
Especial Dispatches TO the Cleveland Lsadsr.)
WucHEsTI7 Va W.rrb an

Especial Dispatches TO the Cleveland Lsadsr.)
WncHElTE5, Va, March 80.
THz KILLED AID WoUEDED o. TIE 5TR OHIO
The following is a list of the killed and
wounded of the Fifth Ohio in the battle Of
the 2sd:
KnLzO.-COmpany A, private P. A.
Brown Company B, private J. q. EshlaD;
Company O, Corporal O. Talbot, privates
l,o' OorPorAl Vhas. Grey, pFiTaiss
henry Hill, Marsis H.-s,,sy = ----.S-s
pen; Company E, Capt Geo. B. WhitoOmb,
Corporal J. B. Shisden, privates, Wm- Has
eel aud ". B. MAyarE Company I, Oorpo-
raj, J. Estdell, color bearer. Total, IS.
WoUSDED.-Compauy A, Sergeant F
Fuchs, priyates, Patrick Mslonsy, Jacob
KutnE, Peter slsisrq Company B, COrpOrals
g. Teal, Ohaa. sApP, B, GostrOl, John o.
Eiwsrd, privaseI James swanson, Jas. Craig,
D. AeKongaIE; Company D, Lieut. starlS-
man, prfvates, J. n. CleightOn, VIM. P.
Sands, VIM. Miller; Company D, Corporal
Chas. Akin, privates, Philip LiPpert, John
Mallen, VIM. Frank; OOmpouy 3, Privstes.
Jas. GoodaII, Jas. Hunter, A Visle, Fred
Camphenick, T. D. Hallsm, Alfred COlIeman,
Alfonso CarnahAn, Chas. Peel, Teddy Vaughn,
Sergeant Ed. Swain, eOler bearer; Company
/ private q. A. BailsOn; total, 80. The
most of the wounded will probably not sar-
vive their injuries
b. s AsEsFRoEo, sth o.Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01


President Llhcoln's emancipation message
attracted much attention In England The
DiVerpool Post says there can be % doubt il
wfll nave an unealculabls effect In Europe,
and that effect viii be most favorable 70 ths
northern cause
The London Times in An editorial on the
sutject SAYS il iS tho most important neWs
since the split The Presidents sYoEsd
object Is 70 recover % the URion the border
States. The proposition Is important not
lor It's intrinsitIc likelyhood Of acceptance,
bu. simply because It is proposition, and Il
4 the hrst bed made towards putting anend
10 thsWsr.
The Tines continues The EoFth nay
gradually rise In its offers Until somsthing
acceptable has been put forth
The only reply Of the South to President
lincoln has been q resolution Of the Con-
federsts liouse Of Representatives 20 burn
all The cotton and tobacco that may Be in
any danger Of falling into the hands Ct the
invaders In eEeFy point OF VleG the pre-.
posAl Of the Precedent gives great scope fOE
specuIation, perhsps some glimpes Of nope,
bat il is is for what it may herald aRd not
EoE what Il l..
Russslrs correspondents to the Times is
again dated from Washington, and comes
dovn to March Sd. De says The EeaihsF bas
,Tevented Gen. -McClsllan's advances BE
praises the constancy and tspaeity Of the
Coniederatss. Be says the Northern troops
were getting weary Of Wa md olanofoas ~
farloughS
G.bral,er adViees Of the I4th ssy the fsde-
raj vssseb Tuscaro and Ksarsage Eels e a.
Reira. The Lieutenant OF the Sumter and
an ex-Conssl Of tie Uaited States At CadiS,
uho we're arrested 81 raBt ra, Eers irtns-
fsfrtd 70 the Harvest HJme, bouud Tor BOs-
ton L L said they we're Placrd IN Ions.
A general meeting OF the Atlantic Tsle-
grspS CompaBy vac held IN London on ihl
Ieth. The Dirsc,orS report vas adogt4d
and hopeful yiess WeTe en- sEnloed
The marine statistics show thnt in hTs
months, ending Jan- 3iEl ahouf 50 vessels
ladsn With AolF and grain from America ioi
England, were LOST The total eargosS ez'
cseded 100, OOo bushels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.
THE BOHBARDMEHT OF SUNDAY /
Our Forces at Hickman and
OOlumbusI
MURDER --- SUPPRESSION or
DRINKING PLACESI
ReSel GInbOats Bun PODe's
BlOEkadei
s9sOial DispssohsS to Cleveland Lsadsr)
OA1Rs. March 81.

gpeoial Dispatches to Cleveland Ls4dsr)
OAIRo, March 81.
AT IsLAbD 10. 10.
The hses still maintains its position at
Island No 10. Owing to Com. Foote's rev
srence for the Sabbath, but little was accom-
PliSbed yeSterisy. The gunsoats were 81.
lent, but the mOrtarB ared regularly every
half hour. Il Is thought ct the Aest that the
rebels have evacuated the Island and eoncsu-
trated Cd the main land bat nothing car
tain lie known. The day was 80 haEy that
the effect Of the bombardmsnt is unknown.
The enemy replied occasionally, bat their
shot fell far short Of the AOtlIla, and harmed
nobody.
At Hickman and Columbus precautions
are taken which viii eRsetnally guard against
ihs rebels attack In that quarter.
Nothing from the Tennessee River.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
our SPECIlL WASHINGTON 0IS1
CT PATCHES. = kH
Great Bethel Burned by
Rebels !
CAVALRY SKIRMISH NEAR CHAIN
BRIDGET
Expected Early Resumption Of
the Mails 20 Richmond
THE BIDS FOR MAIL CONTRACTS !
A transportation Bureau In the
War Department.
Two Brave Officers Killed in
Florida!
CON. 1UP0HT'S REPORT OIL
THEIR DEATH
Active Work Expected OF
Fremont
GALLANT AFFAIR At HUNTERS
VILE, va
Gen. Lane Seriously Ill
A transportation Bureau In the
War Department.
Two Brave Officers Killed in
Florida
CON. 1UP0HT'S REPORT or
( THEIR DEATH
Active Work Expected Of
Fremont
GALLANT AFFAIR At HUNTERS
VILE, va.
Gen. Lane Seriously III !
Special Dispatches to tbs Cleveland Leader.
WAsamoFOE, March 81.
au1A4 nITuur u1prpn

Special DspAschss to tbs Cleveland Leader.
WAsaHoToE, March 81.
GREAT RBTHHL BURHED.
Great Bethel was burned BY the rebels
previous to evacuation. Nothing bat mass
Of ruins was found on the entrance Of our
forces. Letters from thence predict the burn
ing of Yorktown in a few days.
CAVALRY sKIaH,sa.
Saturday afternoon sdstachment of Stew
arts Virginia cavalry, while ransacking and
Pillaging the house Of Mrs. Tenant, living
elk miles from the Chain Bridge, were chsrg
ed upon by party Of BayardS PsnnsylVanis
cavalry After an engagement In which one
Of our men was wounded, the rebels asd,
carrying Of NJ. Tenant and daughter, with
their horse snd buggy. A goOd Union wo-
man, husband and son already killed fighting
for the Gag.
THH RICHMOND KALI RoUFE.
The Intelligeneer says there is such eonf-
denee in the early restoration Of Richmond
to the Government that the old Southern
Nail Line Company are making arrange
ments for the resumption of travel via Acquia
Greek.
BIDS FoR NAIL ROUTES.
Bids for twenty-five hundred mail routes
were received up to 10 o'clock this morning,
an average Of ten bids to each route. Decisions
viii be made on April 2Ith.
TRAEsPoRFATIoH BURRAU.
A bill to establish a Bureau Of Transporta-
ton was introduced by Senator Latham and
referred to the Military Committee to-day
the bureau 10 be under the Quartermastsr
General, and to consist of one Colonel, one
Lieutenant Colonel, two Majors and six Csp-
tains, besides duties in the field to hire and !
purchase, when ordered BY the Secretary Of
War, ouartermaster General, or immediate |
commanding officer, means of land or water |
They are forbidden to trade !
being interested In tue pFOuIsr IN vusu1,v-'
with the Department, to be ignO-
miniously dismissed from the service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01


The Union Democracy Of the several
wards OF the city Of Cleveland are rsquest-
cd to meet in caucus, 81 their usual places
Of holding sush meetings, on Thursday
evening, April 81, at hElf-past o'clock,
and nominate candidates for the several
Offices Of Trustee, Assessor, and Member Of
Board Of Education, and also elect ave DEL
srates each, TO represent then in she Union
Democratic City Convention, 70 be held ct
National Hall, on Saturday, April 5th, q,
Z O'Clock P. n, for thePurpose Of nOmina-
ting candidates for the following OBcsss one
Commissioners Of Water. Works, Clerk o.
Police Court, City Marshal to hllvacanoyI
two Justices Of The Peaee, and eight COasta-
bls1. D. P. REopEs,
Chairman D0mOorstie csas
April 1--d5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

CohEac71oH.-In yeslsrdsy's heoount Of
tls battle Of Winchester, the following para
gEaPb appeared .
The Riehth Ohio, Lieut.. JGmos Gregg,
Of ofsapduskys resolved e slight wound In the
leg.
TIE ea5tatg Of Co. Z, sth Ohio, Is James
3. Gregg. He vas not wounded. The 0fi-
Ger that was wounded was Lieut.. Alfred
Craig, Of he came oOmpsny. The correction
viii be 3 mater Of interest 70 the friends Of
the parties.
The Orderly Sergeant Of the same OOmPa-
ny, Willy Wetherill, Was wounded By mui-
kst bau entering ons shoulder aud coming
cut e the other.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
From GEMCURTIs.

81. Louis, March 81.
General Curtis has Issued the following
special order, dated headquarters Of the army
of the South West March 2eth;
Charley Norton, Hamilton Kennedy aud
Alexander Lewis, cOlored men, formerly
slAvss, employed in the rebel service aud IA.
ken as eontradands of war, are hereby con
6sc4ted, and not b4ng needed il the public
serviee, are permitted to pass the pieksts Ol
this command without let or hindranoe, anc
srs forever emancipsted from the service o
masters who allowed them to aid In sforu
70 break up the GOVernmsnt aad laws o.
our country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
OAIRo. March 81

HURDEE- OEH. sTaOEe's SrRmsEHT OEDas.
An atrOciOus murder was yesterday com
mitted In drunken brswl on the le7ss at a
low groggery, which aourishss here in spite
Of the Provost Marshal and martial law
General Strong has Issued general order
No. Is, commanding the arrest Of ell ven.
dsrS Of liquors, and the conRseation Of all
intoxicating liquors and beverages found on
their premises and also ordering the break.
ing up OF all gambling houses and disorder
y resorts. The order went into eject this
morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

~Ate special meeting Of Phoenix En-
gi1s Company. No. 4, held at the Engine
House on Saturday evening, March 30, 1857
q sonnittss Wss appointed to draft resolu-
tions expressive Of the feelings Of this Com
pany Ia regard 70 our late Bereavement.
WHrREAs, We, the members Of this Com
psny, have lesrned with feelings Of deep re-
Srst Of the desth Of our late aas. eiato and
msmbsr, Samuel Fioksads, who vas stricken
down bT disease a. Psrkernburg, Va, while
earVing his country and
WHEEEAs, The respect We entertain for
him and his efieisney Is q member, and his
lind and social qualities, have endeared him
70 usrs a brother thereLore be il
Reuoiosd, That We 0eeply GympsthiE with
the 81 scted family aud frisnda in their sad
bereavement, yet, knowing that our heay-
oniV Esther dGoth all things we'll We bow IN
eubuiusian 10 His will.
Hesaleed, That as 3 token Of respeet ano
eoprsciation Of his worth, ths members ol
1his company attsnd hia funeral In 2 BODY
that ne usual badge Of mourning DO Wcrn
By the members for thirty Gays, and Inc
House Be dressed in mourning.
RGsolUed, That copy Of the above pream'
BE and resolutions Be tFansEaittnd 70 ~
family oi deceased, and also publi8hed u
the daily papers Of this citY-
HENEH ohLaHDr
b. J. COoHBAM, Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

PEEHn FuEEBET.--A party from Pitts
bursh yesterday morning sPPlied to Deputy
Sheriff MeKinstry for the arrest Of q man
who had swindslsd him out Of $ss on
Peter Funk Walehs in Pittsburgh, in the
Latter part Of lass week, and thereafter re-
paired 70 this oity. After hearing state
msnt Of the case, she sfaCer repaired to the
hotel in wheh the guilty party was stop
ping, and arrested him. The fellow is IN
dsasscd 70 Be . grand soOEndrei, and an
sdspt in confidence games and swindling
operations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
mGnc

fkaHCE ~
AddiHonai trooes were being sat % ~
leo, and q new brigade Ws1 70 lsavs TSaiss
on tie following week.
AUITlLA-
Great precar tons were being aka b
tbo Government On the Venetian froneirls.
me adVanced posts had bee7 doubled s1f
ne earFisons aUgmentsd; troops bed tlse
eeen posted along the li1s Of Lis 20.
The Emperor had gone fron FaHlSs q
Vicsuniss. p
An The cannon Of the inS0rfsnH ns
ALLEN into the hands Of shs royal troobs, a.
allali gaFrisoE e syra Was osPsufad and
ordered restored e. that plaso.
The insurgents q Nanplia nskod ~ a.
amnesty ana arnisoios Tor - h0urs, VA
Wa granted. -
RoHE, 1s-The Pope has bssa ilkFtss
past week. his strength has bssa mpsh
pfostrated aud be has Suspended bis andi.
PAAn--fhs Corps LeEislaliR haS aSo.-
tea ne address 10 thu EaperoF With ~
nine dissenting votes. -
LITrxHooE, March %. -Brsad-f.F. a,-,,
. nlenara.on, spence Z Co and WnFes1id reaS
z 70. report Hour duil and do,vnSy~55 lli.--s
195lI,si I5a western los3d0lls. red soafhzrn NJ
90 llelldI white western i2ssd7iaI0d -.
isndensy up; mixed ElIsdGasg
Pr0Flai0as-eleady.
Ths lsns authoFiiiss report bssf Sss,iz. pss
5tssoy- baeen, sstiFs ard ara- Lard, s1isss11
Tales, quiet bat steady. sd
seuEari qoif5 but stsady. ga
~ ERJas5i AZ sssaay' 1
LSaID9s, March is--Bsssdltuas-A a.aln
G--t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

"a MpEesHvED PRoHoTIoH.-JOseph 8. OlsEke'
a4intsr formerly employed in this ofiee
Ehs Marched alone, and most Of the way
% foet, carrying his knapsask, from ClsVe'
lsnd 70 esuley Bridge, to join the Seventh
Ohio regiDent-hEs been appointed Ward
Afsste. In the spitsl at Cumberland, Nd,
with the rank Of Sergeant. BE viii al the
Poiitioh well, f;r he is kind-hssrSsdi ener-
4stio and faithful. II the sick In that hos
pi,al suffer, It Will not be through any fault
ofhia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
maroh2sR12

- One hundred and sevsnty-fve doses
Of Aconite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
Psthic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwiDs
ten pills to dose) sent By mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
IN stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, II.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established I8Ao.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

Ihs phlportion Of delegates to be elected
q The primary ward meetings on next
Wednesday sysning at o'clock, being in
odd numbers Ia the lst, 5ih, 7th, 5sh, 1osh,
sad Iith Wards, Il S suggested that the
wards arrange tHe .asssa' at their seVefal
uiSssings, soaas 70 sdd one delegats, IN W
a. q make an even number, #. in their
opinia1, ,sush addition is necessary 70 pre-
servs uniiy OF action. The aPportionmsnt
.ssalrssdyaFablished Is strictly correct, tax
n the last Union election as basis.
B-g STEVENS, ChGirman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
RALaR REPORT,

LoUIsvILLE, March 81.
There Is no truth in yesterdays special
from Indianapolis TO the Cincinnati papers
alleging the capture OF Col OuTrau, Pope
and few other Federal officers By the re5-
els, AID de6ning the positions Of General
Buelpr forces
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
RrOn WINOnRsTER.

The report that the wounded b the lac
battle nesr Winchester were NEGLECTED, g AZ
uniouhded. Surgeon Keensy, Medical In.
spec OF Q. s. A, reports that hey are EeA
ouartered. Gud well irestsd b. ths EnFRaon1
Of the division, snd generally doiHg Wsll.
Gen. Shields bas % far recovered g % pe
able a strrt for Sssasbu7R to-m1zroE-
Some sriaR was heard b. sMeera IN sEag-
br-r, vs.terday, appareutly in the raaz q
S..,,sso,s-rsadtETous The eause q nOtFet- -
hnown
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
WAsH1Eorou, March 81
EEnAIEB or oTTIcEaA


The bodies of Lieut.. Budd, In command
Of the Penguin, and acting master MAtheE,
the Henry Andrew, were
brought here to-day In the BlsnviIls from
Florida Dup0nfS dispateh naErAtes the
Of their death. They were
ordered with veassls to blockade Mosquito
Inle. where the rebel commerce with the
West Indies Is carried on, to capture rebel
vessels there, and protect the live oak tim
Der on the Government lands ready for ship
ments, with four or Ave light boats and
forty-thres men. They RdventuFously exc
eesded orders pushed inland fifteen or twen-
ty miles. On their return the commanding
officers landed to inspect the abandoned
earth works, and we're fred on suddenly from
a dense grove and killed. The other boats
were fired on as they came up, and six sea
men were killed and seven wounded before
they could make cover. Dupont sd5s that
Lieut. Budd and aetIng.master Mather were
received under Gag Of truce, and command
ing officer, Capt. Bird, who had come from
q camp at distance, made some show Of
courtesy BY returning sODe papers and g
watch, az II ashamed Of this mode Of war
fare, for these were the very same troops,
that with sufficient force Of meaas and ma
terisl for respectable dsienees, had inglOri-
ously fed from st. Augustine on our aP.
prOach.
Dupont concludes bis dispatch by bsstOW-
ing hearty sulOgy on the dead officers. Budd
was enc of the most gallant officers on the
Potomac in the fall.
EEW salaApnRa
COls. Oanby, Of New Mexico, and Dodge
of lows, now at Pea Rldge, were confirmed
Brigadisr Generals to day.
ANOTHER TARIFF.
The tariff to be moved IS sn amenimeni
% the tax bill in the House to-day imposed
one dollar tax on dogs and exempted -four
The cotton tax was renewed By Kellogg
taxing it one cent per lb. The bill passed
BY O. yeasj nays not counted. Grapes an
reduced from 10 cents per gallon TO cents
vArnish from 25 cents per gallon to PEI
cent. furs are taxed per cent, not to TAX
effect till after the reciprocity treaty expires
diamonds and jeEelry, cloth and textile fab
rics, taxed per cent. Attempts TO rsdue'
tax on cotton and silk manufacturer and t
ta1 gold mined in the United States, failed
All relating to erapers SAles at auction Wer'
struck out. Pianos taxed from one-haf 4
six dollars, according to ysluei organs an'
mslodeOns except those used In ehurOhss
from half dollar to one dollar, and biIliAri
tables at twenty dollars.
FuaIIvEs HALFRaATED.
Letters from the West recount instances Q
atrocious conduct ofths Missouri State Guar
acting under Gen. Halleok's srasa .oEaFd
slaves fugitive from rebel oaeers, and Wb
bad rendered our troops important assist
AncA
/ sHHAToR LAEE-oARE sOHURE.
Senator Lane is suffering from q ssriOusl
ulcera,ed sore throat.
In executive session the Senate fought Ov'
Carl sehurs's nomination. The charg'
against him are, his being = hed Republics
ahd bis recent speech At Cooper Insttut
~, Y,-kl -
en-. EaaNoER.
There VII bs news from Gen. Fronoat
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