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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
OUR SPECIAL CAlRO DISPATCHES
From the Army Of the Ten
neSSee.
HEAVY OANNONADIEG HEARD.
Special DlsPstohss 70 the Cleveland Leader
o. -

Special Dispatches 70 the Cleveland Leader.
CAIRo, Nay 8.
ARRIVAL TRoH PITTsBURa LAKDIHa.
The steamer Champion arrived this morn
lag from Pittsburg Landing. She reports
nothing new transPiring. A very heavy
rain fell there on Sunday night, making the
roads very bad again, but our forces were
sdll slowly advancing Our advance was
within hearing distance Of COrinth. The
whis'ling and moving OF trains could bs dis
tihctly heard.
FRoH TIE FLEET.
The steamer DesOtO, just from the aotilla,
reports that the eannOnading could be heard
In the rear of Fort Pillow. The day being
clear and quiet noises could be heard a great
distance, and many thought it WssOur forces
diving Beauregard toward Memphis. The
expedition which left In search OF the Clay
King expedition has not been heard from up
% this date.
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EROu NEW YORK.

HEH 1oAEi nay
A uecial to the Times this Afternoon, daied
Fortress Monroe, Nay 1th, says
The rebels burnt their guneoau yeSoefuay
morning.
We have taken many prisoners IN snail con
names, but cannot learn Of any large bodies
haTinR been captured
reported captured by the enemy.
Gen McClelian was struck b. piece Of she'll
but Was not injured.
The OpiaiOn prtFails hat II Frankllnis DIV
aiou receives reinforcements IN time, great part
Of the rebel army viii be captured.
The r0ads are IN q very bad conatGons ~
Whish oHE adFAzos = greatly mPsdSd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

MAY Uhi loo3.
MnssEs. EDrrORsi Il gives US pleasure to
record the action ofthe loyal ladies Of Wos'
asld, Ohio, in the csaSo Of relief 70 our sick
and wounded soldiers A most efficient
Aid Society has bsaa formed in that town,
and aflsr ths battle Of PiIsbuIg Lsnding
the sura OfSllO was oollsclsd, and liberal
doastiOn OF hospital SsOrss was sent 10 the
Aid sOciesy Of Northern Ohio. This prompt
sotion merits more than q passing notice,
and We hope Il will be the means Ofincit-
ing others 70 follow 30 worthy an example.
N.
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BUSINESS EOFIOEs

HOUSE. FUEsIsHIss AETIoLEs.-At the old es-
Enlistment OF W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CrOckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays Table Mats; Bri
tannia Wara Coal on Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing ApParztus; RsfrigerztOrs
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezers Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
!ery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed By eKPeEienoed workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

THB THEATEE.-Mr. q hanfrsu takes ben
s6tst Che Theatrs this evening, When be
win appear in four Of ths ehsrnoisrH in
which be & most oelsbrated. His "MOss,"
in The play of "a Glance at New York, /" is
inimitabls. As HJsrTy Clip" in which he
imitatss number Of the most celebrated
actors, be has no equal since GoOdall, and
the play, "WidOE's Victim, /" isa very Plsss
ing one. @TOOdlss" is oveEyWhere popular
ana Ht ali times acceptable. ''Paddy Niles
Boy" c0neladss the programme, and is Ons
Of ths most laughabls farees played. Alto
Esshsr, more attractive entertainment has
not bssn offered 70 ihs public for 8 long
time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

- One hundred and seventy-hve doses
Of AoOnite, Bell, Eux, or any other Homo
Pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills TO dOse) Ssnt BY mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, 70 John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Establlshed Is49.
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FROm WAsHINFFON.

" MAGHIloTOI5 NAY .
The following are the names o. some OF the
killed IN Sickles' Brigade:
Killed-Capt Barrett, CAP. willard, Lieut.
Bailey.
Wounded-Capt. Greenleaf, severely; Lieut.
Hartney. severely; Lieut. Marcus, seriousiy s-r-
Teauf Msjor Clark, seriously; Sergeant Packard.
3eriously: Capt johnson, seriouslT; Capt. q
termau, seriously.
Ass't Ada Gen Han Wa struck by iour
Col Dvriqht Eas wounded and taken prisoner
MAJ. HoIf va seriously wounded while leading
on his men.
Tne body Of Capt willard va nhee Of be
,r1tch and money By the enemy, e. Wsrs many Or
our dad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

POFULAE.-Ths popularity Of the Euclid
Place Drag Store is increasing daily, and de-
serVedly 80, for on It's shelves may be found
Hrut-olass articles in the line Of drugs, medi-
einss, toilet fixtures, and family groceries
bssides, Il is located in one Of the mostquist
and orderly sections Of the city, whilst Mr..
Kssgsn Is one Of our sirsst snd most lfbsr-
81 dealers. These combine 70 make Il fa-
voriss estsblishmsut with uptown people.
We lasuld 10. fail 70 add, that in view Of the
hos weather that il approaching, Mr.. Kee-
gan has fitted up a superb soda fountain,
sad intends 70 furnish q quality Of this
wholesome Hnd cooling drink inferior TO
none IN the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
Iufsllible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing al DISTINCTIONS, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful ss q Pre-
VenfRtiVe

Iufallibls in BelieEng topPaEes and IrregulsFity
Of the msnaeE. These filla are nothing new, huf
ave been a. ed b. the doctors for many yerrs both
fu France sad America, with unparalleled success
10 eVsry eaa-, Hnd t ig urged b. many thnusaBd la
dies aho hHTs used them, 20 make toe Pilis publis
for the asTfatfon Of those suffering from any frreR
ulsrttsa whatever vel to prevent sn fnerease
Of family where heauh will not p-rmit e. Females
pscu iarly situated or ihcas aupposing thessslFes
that condition. thsproprietor aasumes no respon-
aibiffy after the above anmOnttiun although their
miidnsss would prevent any mischief y health
othefWise the ttlls are recommended. Eull ard eL-
plcit dfrtotions accompany each box. Fries u pr
sod wnoIesals and retail IN Clev land b. BEN.
T.Ir BRO5.. (Wholslals DruRgistH,) 10 superior
street bTROh9 ARMSTBOha, 10 SUPERIOR 81. /;
~ 6AOERlDER, "a Buysrior street: 9. W.
CLARK, ne Superior street. and % UROHtbb 4
BRU., cor Of Ontario arrest and tie 8Quars.
LADIE8l-by ae1dng 81 % 10 eithaF ofthe above
aguns through tie UleVeland Post Once - can have
the Pills seut 20 a1l P.rt Oi tho country OF city
fc0nhdsntiAyl and 'fros Of DOs aee by re urh nail
Pills OF any kind unless every box ls signed g. D.
Hove. All othsrs are bass imposition and unsaie;
ther1lorer ~ g0u Valns yO1r lives and health, ga
.aT nothing Of being humbugsd Out Of your money
bay cnly those VINO show the sign efure 81 B. ID.
Howe o. every box which has recently been added
On aecOunt Of ths fila hsing oodntsrisftsd. The
inFredisuts composing the above Pills are made
known 70 eEsFy Agent, and fksy will tell You theJ
are nsfa and viii perform all claimed for them
s. y. HOWE, Sole Rropristor,
marHRI New York.
q q n-Garvss Cough Hura daraguI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

HUDsOH's UEEIVALLED ToOTH PAsFE- Is
winning for itself unbOunded praise Whsr-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale BY Strong & Armstrong, J. H. 4
A. 8. GOrhAm, n. C. Brewer, G. ". Clark,
and Druggists generally. apSO.RI7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

ToN TEUu.-Ths opening entertainment
ef this notable little gentleman was largely
astonded lnsi evening, and those present
were highly interested in the sayings and
dOlngs Of the General. Hs viii be pleased
- sss his friends ct o'clock this afternoon
apd this evening.
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HOME MANUFACTURES.

LION MANUFACTURE
5SnY, HarIbus's Blsck. Ontario strsst have oo5.
cludsd 20 sell the hTnt lot Of Woolon gooda manu-
factured IN OioIolAndg - retail 10 order 10 NEST
their make.
a TsFi0tY of patterns are ready for Rals A Low
pfiosI and The citi1sla gUlgfEliT are re1pecffaIy
InTitsd 3 sxanins ths s0oss and sno0urlsS hons
: ii'SS7,'s-s. ;ysu.AiunRa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

Merchants in want Of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail 70 call 3. ais
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or doseu.
April 2. z. ". PECK,
gunoaqnor N F1Ifar n ~
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@GLETuLYND BAEAAE."-sueh is the title
Of & eoInmodious and handsomely fitted up
Fancy Goods Store recently opened a. 2el
eupericr street., corner Of Public Square,
(the sane q lstsly occupied By 0OWlol &
Co., JsWelerS,l By Hsssrs. Ames, Mills 4
Ksllsy, for the wholesale and retail trade.
Thsss gentlemen inform rs that It is their
purpose 10 keep upon their shelves the new
est snd best class Of goods in their line to
be found in the market, having made such
arrangements e will snsble them 10 supply
purchases almost ss soon as the goods make
thsir appearance in the Eastern cities. A
visit 70 their store assured rs that they have
oommeucsi agreeable 10 their design.
Thoagh not Jet in receipt Of all the goods
they have ordered, their store il well sup.
piled with fall assOrtments, and Of very
superior qualify. Alist Of the class Of goods
in which they viii deal may be seen BY ref
orsuce 10 thsir advertisement, on the frat
page Of this paper.
The gentlemen who have embarked in
ehis business have done 50 with their eyes
open 70 al She circumstances surrounding
e, bat bsiug thoroughly acquainted with
thslaWs governing trade, from practical eE-
poIisnes, and familiar with The wants Of The
tradahsrs, they are confident o. their sbili-
ty to prossouts Sucesssfa. business. Mr.
Kelley was for Eve OF six yssTs past in cen
nssfIon with the house Of Rsttberg 4 HHus
mann, Gnd understands the business init
which be las enlisted thoroughly. Mr.
Amss is from New York, where be was 70
sEumboE Of years in the dry and fame.
goods irads, while Mr.. Mills has had largt
sxPerisnos e q business man. So that the.
bring 70 the undertaking all that is esSentis
in The way Of buIiness experience. Wecor
daily welcome them, and commend th
nav store 70 the attention Of the public.
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RRnm RRNNRaaRR.


special 70 Cairo Times.
Il b reported at Pii1burg that three of' sale
OF Buellis army had seized that paft o. the ven
uhIe and Charleston road midway between Cor
fnth snd Grand Junction. thus cutting % the
rebel Communications Between ihese i've points
Il e also reported that dstseninsnt ol rope
zrrsv seiEed ths road south oi CJrtnih
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% alInRR., .rnIKR-

EoTIsFtLLlr Nay ].
The dIaeuly with the miner is "a s-ttled
.pd me military return 70 Philads lphia IN 9he
morninr. Ths smplJyers agree to pay the ad-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

CuLD DH0EEEp.-Tesserdsy morning
little son Of fEmily named Hadsn, EeSid-
ing On Canal street, fell into tbe canal OP-
Posiio The Weigh Lock, and was drowned.
Shortly after the littls fellow got in q girl
drew the attention Of MeasFS. A. ". Parme-
tsE, Of the Lime works, and Mr.. @. q. La
q, his foreman, to the fact, and those gen
tlsmsn imn0distsly W0nt 70 the rescue Of
The tttloons. he had By this time foated
cone sixty yards, though when frat seen By
the gentlemen wa observed 70 struggle
probably the Lest effort before the breath left
him. When taken ont the body was Ssill
warn, and an effort Was made 10 resuscitaie
By rolIiag Il upon barrel, but to no Pur-
poUe.
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8s you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, ct wholesale, at
liz Bank stresti Please call and see before
making your purchases.
ap1:Ss9 J. AAsuRT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, POWdorh or Liquids, of any
strength, call At Halls, II Public Square.
auge-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

H. Madame Democrats Mirror Of Fash
ion for Summer, Litsell's Living Age, Ban
nsr Of Light, Herald of Progress, Pilot, &c,
have been received at Everett & Wilson's.
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~ The Eorthsrn Ohio Grape erOWsr''
Association nests IN the vacant store next
door 70 Eliiott 4 Cos, on Saturday, The 1esh
Inst, 81 : e'eioslr, P. u.
myESes F.R GtttsEs, sos,y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

BuE1anD TA1EEs.-ThOss Of OuF seadsrl
who buy Billiard Tables are requested 70
rssd De advertisement Of ". J. Sharp Of
New York, in smother column Of this pspoF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

~ Dr. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and EleetroPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspspsia, Rheumatism, serOfulh, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference givsa 10 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. Bee advertisement in smother col
umn. Omcs No. II0 Seneca street.
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ABOLITION IN MARYLAND.
The Baltimore American contains several
communication urging the abOliShment of
slavery in Maryland.
TIE INV ORLEANS COLLECTOR.
Merchants write that LathrOP, the rev
collector for New Orleans, would be dis-
tasteful to the merchants there on account
Of his bad character, hence, on motion, a
reconsideration.
TEE oHI0EAHoIuHG AFFAIR.
The Baltimore American correspondence
announces 3 victory at OaiekAhOniag b dis
credited here. Although that correspondent
had EsWB 81 noon yesterday, thsls Is nc
oRsiAl oonaEnaties y0t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

sPHHEEOTYPHs-stimpSon Is, beyond al
question, 3 superior artist, and We advlSS
those wishing 70 get q fns likeness 70 call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 3bS
Superior strest, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R15tf
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(OURrER.Etsr,

EIfLArELguLAs nay 2.
Well sxsoaisd 500 notes Oa The Alnghan,y
Bank oi PirlbuFgh ars being Paa1ea el tA'
broEsn today. o8s Pafiy has bes8 sis.ssSs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

EVsrstt 4 Wilson havs the Woasmin-
usaF RsyisH for April, ERElish paParI ofths
1ots, Esns 5ozFBal, 49, toE this Eo0is.
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sEnrEnCEn.

DETROIT, May g.
John Mckinney, late State Treasurer was
yesteroay sentencsd TO seven years' imprlson-
menf In the Renitentiary for embezzlement Of
StEte monies.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIsoTos, Nay ;

SENATE
The resolution impeRehing Judge Humphreys
was received from the House and referred 70
select COMMITTEES, consisting Of Foster, Dqoliftle
and Davis
The bin establishing port Of entry at Hilton
Head, South Carolina, was received from the
House and passed
Mr Wright presented petition from citizens
Of Florida askiog for cOndscation bill
The bill making appropriations for deheiencies
in payment OF volunteers was taken up Atler
debate relative 10 the number Of men aOW in the
army, the bill passed.
The bill Limiting the number Of Brigadier and
Major Generals pa sed. HOlt's amendment was
r.iected Il limits MajOr Generals 20 30, and
Brigadief General. 70 200.
Mr sumner offered q resolution that Il was in
eXpedienJ that Flct1rif5 obtained over our own
citizens be placed on the regimental coloTs Of The
regiments Of lhe U g. Army.
A bill establishing the department. Of agricul-
| ture was taken up and paced
Afsr debate the question vas taken on Er. Foster
substitute, making burrau Of agriculturs q The
department of ths Secretary Of ths Interior. Lost
yea 10, nays Is.
TIE d ss reported to the Senate passsd-ysaS IS,
/ nays IS.
me bin for the appointment OF M deal store
keepers vas amended 70 authoriEs the President
/ TO appoint Chaplain for hospitals, snd passad.
M DOolitts lied up bis OIL 70 eoliee taxes on
Iands IN iEsurrsctousry dlstrct8. BE explained is
provisions. The bill vas postponed INT to-morroE
The bit for tire education Of oolorsd ehildrsn In
the Disrlog Of Columbia, prUTidlDg IaE q ten per
cent. from tie eolorsd rssidsns hsrsf0r, Eas taken
lIr Wilson, of Mass, moved q new section,
l making all persons Of color In the District
| ameuable 70 the same laws ~ Whifes-h Ihe
| amendment repeals the black code Of the Dis
triGt- On the passage Of The BILL no quorum
| voted.
/ nj. Hale sntroduced bill 70 abolish the once
| Of the Marshal Of the District Of Columbia, and
| establish that Of Sheriff.
Mr.. Grimes presented the petition OF General
Sigel and other German ot1cers, asking for 9
| Germfn professorship a. West Point. and recon-
mending ReinhOldt S0lger for the once.
HouE.
| The Iowa contested election case was taken up
II involves the question whether a member Of
Congress can hold seat and commission In tli
Volunteers az the same time, and refers espesial'
Iy TO Van Dever. who Commands arFgiment-
Il On motion Of Alr. Washburn it was postponed
| tilI the hrst " Wedn dnesday in December.
| The bill organizing the Territorial GoFeTn-
| r1eut OF Arizona was taken up and passed. ih'
bill repeais ali laws In the organizing Of teTrito
ries recognizing the relation Of master and slave
| and prohibits slavery therein
The bill extending the eastern limits Of Nefa
/ d sixty miles. was passed
Mr LOFeiOy called up the bill ab0llshing tlaye
" within toe exclusive Jurisdiction Of the kede
raj GoVerum nt. The House refused % 70 % q
, take up the bill
NJ Mallory raised point that the bill va
not reguiailY before the House, which the sPeal
er Overrulsd-
M. LoTejoy called for the previous question
Without coming 70 vote the House aojournst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

FELEE PAEKER.-LiVory and Boarding
Stable, 81 ssnSca strOSt, A No. Ho.Sss and
OsrriAgSI 81 rS1sahsblS figures.
ranalRaS.Iv
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HERCIKR.

It is certain that Merclsr had no official
intercourse at Richmond; that be WsS not
acting in pursuance Of direct Instructions,
and that be said nothing more than To the
effect that the rebels could not make success.
ful aght Their boasts about resistance at
New Orleans and yorktown deceived him for
time he was now uadeceived and thun-
derstruck.
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- FoREIar I1posTER.

AnA EQhAlaA 4nEQ1EGhs
Schurinitz, the foreign imposter, absconded
before arrest Among the papers found
was pencil portrait Of himself BY fellow
convict, In prison uniform and ironed, dated
January 9th, 1852. Also letter from bis
mother saying she could not afford to have
photographs taken f6r him, as be had taken
all the money, and expressing hope that be
would do better here, and also su unfinished
letter to the old jailOr, bOasting his proves
at the battle Of Shiloh, where be never was
and enclosing q bit Of the order Of the
American Eagle, with which be said he was
decorated.
Gen. German, just confirmed by the Sen
ate, bat to be reconsidersd, ia said to be
similar character
A Senator was offered twenty thousand
dollars by applicants for place in the List Of
Pennsylvanis Avenue Railroad coEporators.
DEHoOsATIo ADDREss.
The National Intelligencer gives two col
umns and half to an address BY Democratic
Members Of Congress to the people of the
United States, signed by Richardson, Knapp,
Robinson, Law, VOORHEES,, Allen, White,
Noble, PendletOn, Norris, YallAudighAm,
johnson, Ancona and shiel, devoted to argu-
ment against disbandmeut of the democracy
-dRelIs on the desirable restoration of the
Union as it was, whether through peace or
war, and the preservation of the Constitution
and squints atcomDromise and At the inten-
tion to oppose taxation.
aEHERALs.
The bill limiting Maj. Generals to 30, and
Brigsaier Generals to zoo, passed the SEN
ate to. day.
AGRICULTURAL.
CoWan is opposing the Agricultural Bu-
re4u Bill on Constitutional grounds.
WAsHrzsTOz, Nay 8.
WAeoE RoAD TO SALT LAKE.
A bill was reported from the House Terri
tOrial COMMITTEES, apprOpriating twenty-five
thousand FIVE hundred dollars, to build a
wagon road from Denver City to Salt Lake
via Clear Greek and Middle Pass.
BIETER sEoEssIoHIsTs.
The merchants Of Fredericksburg are sell
ing properly, real and personal, with the
avpWed object Of cheating northern creditors
Anonymous letters threaten Uni0nists with
lOss of lives and property when the Yankees
leave. LstcherS gurrilla bands hover about
the suberbs.
Floeks of eOntrabAnds daily bring valus-
bic information touching the movements Of
rebel troops.
| AoRIoULrURAL DHPARTNSHT.
The following is the Senate vote on bill
establishing an agricultural department
passed by the Senate to day:
Messrs. Anthony, Chandler, Di1oa,
Foste, Hale, Harris, Henderson, Howe,
Kennedy, NcDougall, Morrill,, POmsroy,
Powell, Salisbury, Sherman, Simmons,
Sumner, Ten Eyck, Trumbull, Wade, Wilkin-
SOD, Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, Wilson, Of
Aissouri-25.
EAYs-Messrs. Browning, CLARK, OOllamer,
Cowan, DoOHttls, Fessendsn, Foster, Harlan,
King, Lane, Of Oregon, Lane, Of Kansas,
Stark, and Wright-Is.
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Prince Napoleon on the War
and Slavery.
THE ADDRESS TO THE DEm0C
RACY.
Bitter Secession Feeling al
Fredericksburg.
The Battle Of Williamsburg,
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Lesdsrl
WAsHIHGTOE, Nay 9Th.

WAsHIHeTOE, Nay sth-
JEEF DAvm IEYHsTIH0 IN STOCKS.
Paris letters ssy JET Davis has invested
two hundred Thousand dollars In French
stocks
NHXIoAH MTERVEHTioH.
learn on good authority that French in.
tsrvention in Mexico does not present 90
gloomy PrOsPee. as supposed, and that the
danger Of the establishment Of q monarchy
is slight. The French, however, require an
advance to Mexico.
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MEXICAN IxTERvEHTIoH.
PRIEOE HAPoLEol

Prince Napoleon, in private letters, con-
graduates America on recent victories, and
says he forsaw them and forseSs the deStTuc-
ton Of slavery.
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fatsEAgfles has oesTal Iaforma6os OGss.
eTssooad aoof, Amsrls.a Buireinss. to7sr L.',S-,
C0untiag Eooul II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

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