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FRnlI NEW YORK.

NV YORK, June /.
A special dispatch to the Times from Harper's
Ferry, saturday, states no signs Of the enemy.
The llth New York militia, German regiment,
refused to be sworn in. Gen. Saxton then re-
jected the whole regiment. The steamer Baltic
arrived yesterday, from Key West. The steam
er Swan, with one thousand bales of cotton and
500 barrels Of rosin, had been captured and had
arrived 40 Key West, The evidence against the
steamer Clrcassian is conclusive. She Will be
condemned. Pensacola Rdvices state that the
residents welcomed our troops joyfully. Billy
Wilson occupied the residence OF J. K. Mallory
New Orleans dates are to the ed. Gen. SIMPLY
had assumed the duties OF Mayor, Major Bell
Recorder, and Capt. Jonas A. French Chief of
Police They take charge of the city tn loyal
men are elected. The Bank Of Commerce has
opened and commenced business, refusing rebel
shihpIasters.
The prize steamer Pallas of London arrived
to-day, captured ON the 26th of Charleston by
the steamer Bienyille. She is an iron steamer,
has 400 kegs Of powder, 90 cases OF ritles, sO0
bags Of coffee, and some quinine, The steamer
and cargo are valued at $1,000 dollars
The Ship Boyd from Liverpool has arrived
with 100 MormOns aboard.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Carl Sohurz in the Mountain De-
partment,
THE SIZE OF OUR ARMY.
SIX HUNDRED AND NINETY
SIX REGIMENTS.
Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader. ]
WASHINGTON, May 81.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
CARL SEIZURE
General Carl schurz is assigned to thu
Mountain Department.
RAISING THE ARMY.
A bill raising the army to seven hundred
thousand men is before the Senate this
morning. Trumbull moved an amendment
repeating the act authorizing The President
to appoint additional Aids, and limiting
Major Generals to thirty and Brigadiers to
two hundred Both are already embraced
in the bills passed by the Senate. Wilson
said six hundred and ninety-six regiments
were in the field, but it was doubtful if
there were more than half a million ofFect-
i've men. Fifty regiments called for had
already been distributed among the States
The expiration of the morning hour put a
stop to discussion.
TAX BILL.
The Senate is having very late session
over the Tax Bill.
FUGITIVEs.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill into tie
Senate enabling fugitives from service 10
establish their right to freedom under the
act Of the extra session, by proving before
a United States Commissioner or Court, or
any Justice Of the Peace in the District Of
Columbia, or commander Of a department,
post or forces in the field, that he comes
within its provisions. The testimony of
Africans is to be taken in evidence.
INVESTIGATION.
Garrett Davis moved Select Committee
Of five, to investigate the official conduct
of the Adjutant General
SAVINGS BANKS.
Savings Banks are to be exempted from
taxation, on motion of Senator Collamer.
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SWORD TO Coz. FooTE.-A correspondence
has passed between number Of prominent
gontlomen Of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Commo-
doore FoOte, relative to the presentation Of a
sword to the Commodore by his friends in
that city, the committee requesting an inter
view with him in Brooklyn, at such time and
place as his convenience may suggest. IN
reply, Commodore f., after speaking of the
fattcring character Of the proposed gif, and
oftho spirit that suggested it, says:
I need, then, scarcely add that I shall
Gratefully accept this professional emblem at
your hands, and that 1 shall regard il as-of a
value only 10 be estimated by the worth Of
that friendship which is extended by the
great and the good, reminding me as il does,
that if any additional incentive is needed for
the discharge Of my whole duty in vindicat-
ing the fag Of our Union, your emblematical
gift and its associations will amply furnish it.
As soon as my health will permit, it is my
duty and my desire to return 90 my command,
and there, with my bravo comrades, give all
my powers to carry out the great object Of
the government in sustaining the supremacy
Of the Union. It is not, therefore, possible
for me at present to name the time and place
where and when I shall be able TO meet my
friends in BROOKLYN.
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uon As the proprietor assumes no responsibility after
the above adm0nifidu, although their midness wpuld
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which has recently been added ON account of the Pills
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above Pills made known % every agent, and they
will tell you they safe and VIII perform all claimed
for them. 5. j. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
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DESPERATE BATTLE NEAR RICH
MONO !
The Enemy Attack Our Right.
THEY ARE REPULSED.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
BATTLE VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON June i.
The following dispatch was received at the
War Department this afternoon:
FIELD OF BATTLE, June LIP NJ.
We have had desperate battle, in which the
corps Of Generals Sumner, Heintzelman and
keyes were engaged against greatly superior
numbers. Y Yesterdays at one o'clock, the enemy,
taking advantage Of terrible storm which food
ed the valley Of the Chickahominy, attacked our
right flank. Gen Caseys division, which was in
the first line, gave way unaccountably. This
caused temporary confusion, during which the
guns and baggage were lost but Heintzelman
and Kearney most gallantly brought up their
troops, which checked the enemy. At the same
time ! succeeded by great exeFtiOn in bringing
across Gems. SedgTick and Richardson's DiYis-
ions, who drove hack the enemy at the point Of
the bayonet, covering the ground with his dead.
This morning the enemy attempted to renew the
conflict but was everywhere repulsed. We have
taken many prisoners, among whom are Gen
PettigreW and Col. Long.
Our loss heavy, and the enemy's must have
been enormous.
Excepting Casey's Division, the men behaved
splendidly- Several fine bayOnet charges were
made. 49,
Signed G. B. MCCLELLAN.
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THE THE1TER.-TO-nigh the long -prOmis-
ed play of ''Tho Lion Of St. Marc A." viii be
presented, the most thorough arrangements
as to machinery and effects having been made
for its production in the best possible mannOr.
The characters, too, have been assigned with
great caro-, and will be represented by the
best talent Of the company. The part sus-
tanned by Mr. COaIdock, Orsceolo," is one
Of his best, and is well calculated for dis
play Of his great powers. The play is said to
be one Of uncommon interest-the plot ab-
sorbing and the dialogue very superior. 1t
should be welcomed by a full house,
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CoNGRrssIoNAL.
wAsHIs0Tos, May 81.

-~s -
sENATE.
senator Wilson introduced bin to enable per
sons held 10 service or labor to establish rirh
/ 20 freedom under the act Of August 9Th 1861
en.lleq an act 70 oontsoate property, &c.
/ committee OF hVe be raised to investigate The
! official conduct Of Lorenzo Thomas, 1dintani
I General Of the United States. Laid over
Mr. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Committee
reported back the House bill to allow California
gress. Passed. -
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill for legalisin, fbo
acceptance Of volunteers by the President, h..
lie then offered q substitute for the bill which
provides that the acts Of the President in accent
ing volunteers nre confirmed, and authorizing
further acceptance OF volunteers limiting fhe
whole number to seven hundred thousand n
further provides for premium Of two dollars
tor every soldier enlisted aud for the payment Of
the FIRST months pay in advance. he said there
mad been list prepared Of men In the army and
the aggregate number was Gi7,GJi, but We had a
large number at home on leave and sick and
he supposed We had about fye hundred thousand
effective men in the field.
Mr.. Fessenden thOught'there was no necessity
Tor paying premiums on the enlistment Of yof-
unteersl aud that the provisions should only APP
ply 90 the regular army.
Mt Grimes moved 70 amend so as to make the
premium Of two dollars TO apply only to the reg
ular army. Adopted.
Mr., Trumbull offered an amendment limiting
Major Generals 10 thirty, and Brigndier C9ener-
ads % two hundred, and repeating the act author
izng the appointment Of additional Aids The
hll was iurther discussed till o'clock, when the
Tax Bill was taken up.
Mr. Collalner moved 70 strike out all the tax
on Savings Institutions. Adopted y to lG.
On motion Of Mr.. Browning an amendment
was adopted providing that distilled liquor may /
he transferred from the Collection Dstillery 70 |
another before the payment Of duties.
Mr. Harris moved TO strike out the provision /
which allows Gas Companies TO add tax. Re /
iectod.
Mr.. Wilmot moved to adjourn. Rejected !
yeas g, nays q.
Mr.. COWRn moved to amend the tax on coal so /
rs to read, on all mineral coal, except such as is
known IN trade as Pea coal SO per ton.
Mr.. C0wn spoke at length against any such /
lax on coal, aud especially against such tax a.
proposed by the House.
Mr.; sumner moved to adjourn. Rejected
yeas Q, nays 90
Mr.. Wilmot vas opposed 70 the whole bill as it
vas cumbersome and unequal, and il was a most
unjust provision to tax coal, which is raw mate
'ial
After further discussion the amendment was
adopted at Sis p. NJ
Adjourned.
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New YoRK, May 81.
The following are the names Of Ohio prisoners
released nom Salisbury, North Caroline:
d Ackerman 4th, A AckermRh 7th, John Arne
l4th Edward Bonn, 7th, F Buckleman It'll, Reu-
ben Goors 7th, Z Bymer 4th cavalry, Baker
77th, Chas Bosine do, Carlos Burrows do, Daniel
Boyle do, TheO Burt do, X W Blakslee 4th, d NJ
Blakslee do, Chas Bressett do, " 7 Burke do,
N Connell 9Th, H Clough 4th, A Cartan 4th, NJ
Chary 9TH, NJ Carwin l tn, f D Carter 9TH, { u
Crane 35th, James Blair do, George Haley do, II
Burnhard, 25th, J BOorman 35th, Foster BOdle
18th, Jonn Bandoll do, F Bryan 9Th, George Be
mer 9Th, II Budenbohn do, Homer 5th, Simon
Bean Tth, Bessey 9Th cavalry, J NJ Byrnes 7th,
John ByTnes eth, 5 NJ Cole do, II + ClayheW do,
W Carson 4th, James Carson 9th, Chas Carroll
7th, G Campbell 4th, E H Davis John Dement,
George L Dalton 4th, q DTayer 9th, + Ellesman
9th, E I Evans 7th, Fasbush 9Th, + Frayvoy
9Th, S Fox Tth, F A Foster 9Th, Z Finley 7th, n
Fredenburg 7th, 7 A Fraser sth, K z Finlay 9Th
q w Frank 35th, Jas w Finch lth, II Fairble 7th
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EOR SCALING THE ENEMY'S
Il WORKS.
]. q. Balsley's Patent Step Ladder.

DE0PLE'S INTELLIGENCE
AND GENERAL INFORMATION AGENCY,
Omce, corner Of Superior and Bank streets, No. s.
lBasemenD under Merchants Bank, opposite the
Weddell House
Secures situations for Mon, Women, Boys and Girls
and supplies Families and Persons generally with
G 00D DOM STICs,
OF different Nations, at the shortest notice Farm
ers, Contractors and Companies can all times be
suited with efficient hands by applying as above.
BS- Particular attention will be given 10 Renting
Houses and Selling Real EsztatO Of al kinds.
mYI:ILZI ID. HIRROMS.
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COMMISSION.
The Best in the Market,

WHITE FISH AND TROUT
$500 PACKAGES, BBLs, HALVES AND
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

A Musical MoUsE.-During tho concert of
the continentals Saturday evening, rather
sagacious looking mouse, about the size Of
peean-nut, was seen to como out and listen with
apparent appreciation during the performance
of each plaintive piece. A boy attempted to
stamp upon the little listener, which fright
ened him away, but the next plaintive piece
brought him out again. His last appearance
was during the Cute solo, which seemed to
fasoinate him, for the bOisterOus applause
scarcely sent him out Of sight. This fact
NAV be useful to the Naturalist.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

The CoNTTNESrALs.-This company has
earned q deserved popularity in this city, and
We hear its concerts highly spoken of by all.
To our own judgment no better concert troupe
has ever visited our city, and we believe we
but speak the sentiment Of all Of the large
number who have heard them when We say
they will always be welcome to Cleveland
They give their last entertainment this eve
ming, and the only opportunity that may be
presented to hear them for long time to
come should not b. overlooked.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

PRooREssI Ye.-Tho site upon which the
Rolling Mill Of Messrs. Bingham, WOrthing-
ton 4 Collins is to be built has been thor
Oughly drained, and the work Of filling in is
advancing. A temporary blacksmith shop
has been erected, brick yard lAyed Of, and
other preliminary steps taken. The work
win be vigorously pushed to completion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

LosT.-On Friday afternoon, May %, about
four o'clock, on Superior street between the
Park and Bank street, BRACELET, of gold
flagree and tortoise shell, delicately carved
in little images. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at Goo. B. senter's,
on Euclid street. $50
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STATE FAIR.

Liberal Premiums offered BY the State Board on
best descriptions Of WOOls should and will encourage
choice lots for exhibition from all parts Of the United
states and Canads Having consented 10 take charge
Of and arrange such WoOls may be sent for exhibi-
tion, in building 20 be devoted exclusively 10 that
purpose, shall endeavOr 10 make il profitable and
interesting to all exhibitors aud Il Is to be hoped that
All samples will be sont early the Let Of August,
that sui1cont room may b0 provided; OF at least
hibitors will advise Of their desire TO send stating
the number Of eeces, bearing in mind that not less
than twenty will be entitled to premiums. Entire
desired, 5. n. GOODALE, Agent.
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RROlI ST. I.nrIs-

ST. .L0UIs, June /.
Judge Burch, who has been stumping the
State as candidate for Governor for some time
past was arrested at Rolla ON Friday, by order
of Colonel Boyd, commanding that post, for ut
tering disloyal sentiments while making a
secession votes.
Quite n number OF noisy seeessionists in this
city have been arrested within a few days and it
seems to be the determination 0f the Provost
Marshal General to promptly suppress disloyal-
ty in whatever form il is made
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

HORTICULTURAL SHoW.-Mr. F. R. Elliott
informs US that the room in Matthews Block,
where the Grape Growers Society hold their
meetings, will be open Saturday, June l4th,
for an exhibition Of fruits and flowers. All
interested in seeing good shows throughout
tho season, are invited to come forward and
lend hand.
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~ A. BENHAM,

ClIIN En- ILAIINU ANU DEII
~ HANGING-The subscriber is prepared TO re-
plate spoons, Forks, Castors, Fruit dishes, and all
other articles Of table ware, good as new also
Stair Rods, Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, &c replated 20
order, by hand OF electro-process good a. any other
establishment in the country. BELL HANGING
promptly attended 20, and an work warranted as
represented, at reasonable prices Room No. Me
chanc's Block, corner of Prospect aud OntarOsts.,
(up stairs) IMPROVED HEMMER, turning the
ROBERT Gull.
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CHRIsrT's MNsTRKLs.-The Buffalo and
Rochester papers are bitter upon the Min
strel troupe that style themselves "Christy s
Minstrels," because of their failure to pay
bills contracted for printing, &c. We most
cordially enlist in the same cause, they hav-
ing failed not only to pay their Indebtedness
to this Office, but pursued similar course,
We are informed, toward several creditors in
this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

- A middle aged gentleman wants en-
ploymeHt as book-keepsr or salesman in
some mercantile house in this city. Salary
not 50 much an object as situation. Refer
enees as to ability and integrity given. A
note addressed to A. B., Leader Once, will
meet with immediate attention.
Cleveland, May 27, 1862. Lift
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HUDsos's UxR1vALLED TooEH PAsTE.-Is
winning for itself unBOunded praise wherever
introduced. Try it. For sale by Strong d
Armstrong, J. H. A. S. aOrham, N. C.
Brewer, G. W, Clark, and druggists gene
rally. APsO;Rl7
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PLuMRINa,

d P. BOWER, LICNcED PLUMBER
ID, No l02 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
ulactors and Dealers In Bath Tuhsi Water closets
Wash Basins Pumps, Hydrants, Bruaa and Plated
Cooke india Rubbef Hose Lead Galvanized and Iron
Pipe Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Materials Of all
e. CITY and Country orders for Work promptly
attended TO, Repairing solicited, and neatly exc
guted, JAZZ
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PERsoNAL.-Major Easement, Of the 9TH
listimsnl, passed through this city Saturday
evening on bis way home to Painesyills.-
We understand the Major has resigned,
which, if true, win be source Of much re-
gret to his many friends, who have marked
r1iih much qualification his gallant and sol
dierly qualities.
Tho 9TH Is no longer in Gen. Tylor's bri-
'-gade, q reorganization of Gen. Shields divis-
ion having transferred it to another, but
-vheiher II the second or fourth we are una
bic 70 state positively, the correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial placing it in beth
He reports the new organization as follows
20 First Brigade-Gen, Kimbal Of indiana
seommanding-4th and sth Ohio, l4th lndi
ana and 7th Virginia. -s-.1 i.
Second Brigade-Gen. Ferry Of Connect
cut utoommanding--7th 2sth and Goth Ohio
and 9Th Indiana.
Third Brigade-Gen. Tyler Of Ohio com
mnnding-5th Ohio, lst Virginia, s4th an
IlVth Pennsylvania.
Fourth Brigade--Col. Carroll, acting Brig
adler commanding-7th and 62d Ohio, lStl
Indiana and Ssth illinois.
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Court Of Common Pleas.
CIVIL BRANCHES.

CIVIL BRANCHES.
JuD0E BoLToN.-John Mcclellan & Co. vs..
Stephen II. Webb. On trial.
JUDeE CoFFNsERRY.-In the case Of Drae
vs.. the Cleveland, Painesvillo & Ashtabula
Railroad Company, the Jury returned a vor-
dict on Saturday afternoon, at 6 o'clock, Of
81 400 for plaintiff. The case occupied a
week in trial, and was warmly contested
BARLOW and Horriek were counsel for the
plaintiffs Ranney, Baekus and Noble for
defendant.
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FROM CAIRO.

lA1hQt May ii.
Memphis refugees who lea Fort Wright on
Tuesday and arrived to-day, say the rebels have
1900 artillersts garfisoning the Fort.
In consequence ofthe scarcity or coal most Of
the rebel gunboats have been abandoned and the
guns taken TO Fulton and Fort Randolph, 1.
strong pOntoon bridge has been constructed
bv the rebels near Fort Wright, over which q
retreat can be made, when necessary,
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TAlL0RINo.

NENTIEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN-
II ING RonoyatinR and Mending Establishment.
FTaNcTs AGER, Tailor No. i9 Prospect street, Will
heroar devote hiE attention 70 clnaning renQvnting
snd, uendinr Gentlomens clothing. BE has fEcili-
fis fr doinF his work In the best manner, Gentle-
men will and Il for their interest during these hard
times 70 give Mr., AgeT trial. peFShtA
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PHEREoTvPEs.-Simpson Is, beyond ali ques.
ton, a superior artist, and We advise those wish.
ing TO get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No 26o Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tl
HoUsE FURMsHrNa ARrioLEs.-At the old es-
Enlistment ofw. p, Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets can be found amost complete
assortment Of goods in the above line nj reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, ofevory description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Toa Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal OIL Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, leo
Cream FroeEers, Ice Ghosts four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Kniio Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced worlmen.
no Dr. Gibson. Professor of Medicine and
Eloctropathy, cures Obstinate cases Of Dyspcp-
sia, rheumatism, Scroftila, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, aud other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city aftor other physicians had f,iled. See ad-
yertiscment in another column. Office No. ll9,
Seneca street.
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1za- The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Christian Union will be held this
afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, No. s
Perkins block. Miss S. S. HALL,
Monday, June Cd. [SsOl Secretary.
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FROM ARKANSAS.

Special from Cairo; l.T
An Arkansas refugee arrived from the feet TO-
day. He says Little Rock y fully occupied by
the Federals. The citizens who remain are de
cidedly loyal.
The Arkansas State Legislature has scattered,
Gov Rector fed the State, and is now at jack
Yicksburg had surrendered to the Federal
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BUReLARs AND THIEvEs.-WO arc inform
ed BY parties whose authority is ihdubitable,
that our city is at present infested by burg
lars and thieves Of every ealibTe, most of
them strangers to this locality, and comm g
principally from Eastern cities.