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FOREIGN NEWS.

PORTLAND, April Z.
The steamer Hibernian, from Liverpool
9th ult, via Londonderry ash, arrived here
this afternoon. Her mails viii be due ct
New York tomorrow night.
The Etna from Liverpool 26th, and Queens
ton 9th, for New York, have arrived.
Annexed is summary Of news sent out
BY her;
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Gregory
asked If the Governments attention had
been called 70 the capture Of the British steam
er Labanea in Mexican waters, by a Federal
cruiser.
Mr.. Lsyard said the Governments atten-
ton had been called 70 the matter, and Lord
Lyons had been instructed 70 communicate
with Mr.. Seward on the subject. Hs was
unable TO state what course would be adopt
ed, but the Government had thoughti it right
20 order q vessel OF war to MatamOras for
the protection of British interests in Ameri.
can waters.
The EugIish journals criticiss the COM
mencement of the campaign. The DAILY
News eulogizs3 Gen. AoOlellan's tactics, and
thinks the crisis approaching, and believes
the Conlederates, although reIreating, have
pfepdEbu buo ualA AoE 2 bEEHt bnskAHs AAe
same journal Ieioices at the adoption By the
House Of President Lineoln's emancipation
project, as an immediate step In favor Of hu-
man rights.
Ihe IImes reiterHtes its belief that moth
ing will be made OF Mr.. LineOln's proposition,
/ but regards 1t as important in admitting the
principle Of an accommodation between the
/ North and South. The Times balieYes The
real defense Of the Coated rates will be found
in the Vastness and desolation OF the eo1niFy,
and argues that If they are really In earnes5
the North must lock for bOOtless victories
snd exhaustive conquesis.
The Herald thinks that peace may posi-.
bic be conquered BY one aide or the other In
or around Richmond.
Mr.. George Peabody 3 unprecedented mn-
nifcencs has been formally eonsumated in a
correspondence nov published, in which Ee
plaess RlBO, 600 at the dipOSal Of kF. Adams,
the American Minister, tor the peer elton
don.
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POoKET. PICKING IN osURoH,-PiokinG pOek-
etc in Church Is very naturally regarded as
the climax Of that species Of crime. Two
insiances Of the kind occurred In ths First
Baptist Church Sunday morning, By which
two ladies lost their POrtmOnAisS and OOn-
tents-Ons about $50, the other s.. The
pOrtmonaiS containing the $50 was . very
valuable one, and for other reasons was
much esteemed BY the owner. The lady
who lost the larger amount, had designed
considerable portion Of it for the Soldiers
Aid sOoIsty, and the rest for other bOnsVO-
lent purposes. The robbery WAS committed
during the passage Of the congregation from
the church. It is not at all unlikely It was
the work Of females.
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FRoM NV YORK.

RHW YORK, April I.
A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Euquirsr, dated Thoeofsrs Gag, Va, April
%, via Baltimore, April 9Th, says a rebel
soree Of seven regiments OF infantry, two reg
iments Of cavalry, and three batteries were
thrown acFoss the RappabsnnOek to cut of
Col. Geary's command at White Plains. By
a forced march they reached Salem, within
miles of the Union baud, last evening, with
the intention Of attacking Col GearY In two
columns, thus cutting OF bis retreat then
seising this formidable Gap to intercept the
progress Of reconstructing the Manassas Gap
railroad The attack was to be made at day
break this morning. Thsir movements were
made secretly, with the intention Of making
3 dash snd cutting the Union command TO
pieces. Ool. Geary became apprlsed Of their
presence aud designs, snd moved his whole
command of quietly during the night and
battled with the mountain roads, Wadine
streams and rivers Of mud for Eve miles, and
by daylight occupied this Gsp, where be pre-
pared for q resOlute and deteTmined stand 10
the mountain de6les. The movement was 8
most important one, frustrating design to
accomplish q victory BY the destruction Of q
much dreaded command to revive the droop-
ing feelings Of the rebels in Virginia. The
calls were beaten in the evening and the
camp fires left burning, as usual, after the
command marched. Although in such supe-
rior fOrcs, the rebels had the tsmsritY 70 fol-
low and attempt an entrance into the rugged
defles here. Il Is supposed they returned At
once to their original position south OF the
Rappanannock. Oue Of The Union scouts
was killed, and three Of the rebels taken
prisoners. ThoFofsrs Gap Is q station on the
Manassas Gap railroad, fourteen miles west
of Manassas. It is 3 Gap in the Bull Run
Mountain.
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FROaI WASHINGTON.

WAsHMGT)H, April Z.
The steamer FreebOrn hsB arrived up from
Liverpool Point bringing some additional
particulars or the skirmish ct Stafford Court
Hours Gen. Sickles' troops captured some
forty horses belonging 10 the enemy's caVal-
II and q number Of small arnl, and The
mails in the Stafford Postofhce, In which
are many letters, some Of which viii prob
s5ly be Of importance to the Government -
SiT prisoners Wsrs also taken, who were
brought up on the FreebOrn and sent up to
the old Capital prison. As the crew Of the
Freeborn we're getting Of the horses and
other property captured, the rebels opened .
heavy hfe up0a them from thickeb bat on
the F,ssborn returning the complainant
TiIh sshEapnen the enemy hastily asap-
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N8W 101E, April d. .,
Ths StsamsF RoanokS hs5 arrived llon
Havana.
Several Susll Seh0onsrs bad Fua -
blockade aud arrived with cotton.
Judge EaFsin had arrived thsro.
Vera OruA dates we're 70 tie 33i. Hnr1
had adVadce 30 per cent.
The Spanish troops we're at Cor5o7a. on.
Eabes and Tshncan.
Juarts had imposed . foresd loan O. siE
Spanish Oomuaroial houses, and one q s9O.-
600 on the Treasury.
The allies protested II an ultsEmatu1s 20.
quiFinR the nulli6oaiion 81 the loana a
negative 70 BE- considered nGag bsiH
It ID iumored that there 3 civil var q
Mexico. A Briuah or French var atslm.F
had arrived IN the Rio Grande, whose naEi-
CATION Ia TO Be kept open as all haEirdl.
The rebol Minister Riekst arrived e
Brownsville on the 18th, en- routs for Nsxioo.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHHaToN, April !.
The nails for California, Oregon and
Washington Territory, are now transported
by overland from St. Joe, No, to which
place correspondence can be sent from any
post Office.
A telosraphie dispatch was received in
this city yesterday, announcing that Gen
Mitchell, with the forces under his Command,
had reached Shelbyville, Tenn, and had
been received with great enthusiasm By the
people.
The following In regard 70 the NeFrimae
has been received at the Navy Department;
When she ran for Norfolk on Sunday the
9th OF harch, in the evening, she had feet
Of water in the hold. One shot from the
Cumberland riddled her. 0ne shot from
the Monitor through her port hole dis
mounted guns. The Monitor put q ball
through the boiler Of the rebel vessel
Patrick Henry and killed men and scalded
others.
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Lord PslmsstOn b again SaSsfias viii
the Rout
The KlDgOf the BslgIanS Is reported exit
ically i'll.
Ramors OF Ministerial changes IN Francs
are authoritatively oontFadloted.
grand banquet he'd been giVsa 10 Carl
baldi at Milan BE and Others made patriotic
speeches indicative Of approaching move
ments
Austria hss taken another step kvorabls
to the freedom Of the Press.
Prince WindeschgralE and Count Nesse-
brOde sIe dead
The Spanish Government has ordered
Gen. Prim not to negotiate with The M,xi-
cans till the troops shall have entered the
City Of MEXICO.
The London Times has letter from Rus
sell dated Washirgto". Narch llih, which
says the passage Of the Federal over the Long
Bridge was magnificent and . N ct impos-
in5 sp ctacle Of military power. Russell
says whatever may happen, Gen. Mcclellan
can never lose the credit Of having formed
disOrderly N asses Of men into "a army, and
having instilled into them pTinoiplss Of sol
dieF-like discipline. Tue battle 30 many
were looking forward 70 is Indefinitely post
poned, and there is no telling where it may
BE- fought,
Russell shows the difficulty Of any eonsid.
cradle advance Of the FedeFals, owing 70 the
barrenness Of the country.
The Times in an editorial says the tine |
cannot be far distant when the South must /
either surrender their cotton and tobacco or
burn them. If they give up their crops to
the invaders, we may consider they intend /
to suecumb. IT they give them to the
flames all the worst tan happen to them
will have been endured, and that task Of /
conquest which never can be performed,
will have commenced.
The steamers Sumter snd TuscaroFa we're /
still ct Gibraltar, March 2lst
LIvBRPooz, March 27.-Breadstufs, Rlohard-
son, Spence + Go. and Nash C. report -four
declining. Quoted at 28925s. Wheat, dull and
Id lower; red western losed6ils6d. red southern
Itssd9llslOd, white western lg-ol2s3d. Corn,
still deelIningi mixed 2ssedG2ssSd, yellow 2Oi
white s4a3ss
Beef, steady. Pork, steady Bacon, active.
Sugar, inactive.
LAFEs, via Londondary, liverpool g Bread
stuls very dull and pTices nominal Corn. do
elinlng; mixed 2S52ss3d.
Provisions, quiet but steady.
LoHDOH, March 28.-ConaOlg for money o3R; /
Erie shares 83 " Illinois Central aEz4i dis; Uni
ted States 80 7Te7S.
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CAIRo. April

NAlAgl AP3AA y
TEH O'CLOCK, P. M.-We have glorious
news tO-nightfrOm New Mldrid. Last night
the gunbOas Pittsburg ran the blockade in
safety, under terrible Ere from the rebel
batteries. Two steam transports and Eve
barges were also got through the slough
from Phillips Landing, above Island No 10,
Oy Col. Bissslrs Corps of Engineers, thiS A
n, under fire Of the gunboats, silsneing one
of the rebel batteries.
A company Of men under CsptS. Lewis
and Marshal crossed the river and spiked
1t; another foEos took possession Of three
other batteries spiked the guns and threw
ammunition in the riverst IL clock in the
face Of Ere from other guns. Gen. Paine
with four regiments and battery of artil-
lery, crossed the Mississippi to the Kentucky
shore, and subsequently the Division Of Gen.
Stanley, and also Gen. Granger with his cav
airy. They are strongly posted and ready
for any thing.
The spectacle of large body Of troops
crossing in the teeth of the enemy 3 batteries
was truly magnificent. The pEai1e Of Gen.
eral Pope Is upon every tongue. It is
thought that 4s houlS win decide the fate Of
Island No. 10. 1t is hardly probably, but
reports thus far agree that causslity 90.
CURED during the whole of this magnificent
affair,
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CHioAao, April y
Special to the Tines from OsIlo, oslooE
Friday aftsEnoonI
Our forces Ct Pitishurg landing Esrs a.
lacked By two regiments Of infsntrV. tTe
pieoss Of artillery and . large f0res of ea7-
airy. Our forces immsdlstsly cot n lins
Of battle Tbs enemy only aFed one rouna
and eommsResd retFsaiRg. We rstuFaod
their hro killing and Wounding qniis .
lumber. Our men supposed theT Wsls
making . roeonnoisanos in force, but fnd-
ing our force larger than hey ezpooisd,
beat . hasty retreat Ten pri1ons7i
we're taken.
Opposing armies Y lhin twenty miles q
each ether.
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WAsaIRsToA, April
AxoFHnB MRRRrrAo.

The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle of March
18th says that NsrrimaO No 2, isnow build
ing and nearly ready at gulf port. She is
$50 feet In length and 80 feet beam.
IRoa CLAD BOATS.
The Senate Committee op Military At
fairs to day reported bill authorizing the
President to transfer the appropriation Of
last February for harbor fortiacstiOns, to the
construction of iron clad gunbosts.
INV Bulls.
Among the House bills introduced to-day
was one by Ward, giving Assumption Con-
sui 81, 500, and Dresden Consul 81, 900; one
by MCPHERSON, empowering Oolonels Of vol
unteers six months in the service, to grant
furloughs not exceeding three to enc CON-
psny at ond time, commander Of Brigade
and officers superior to him to have power by
General Order to prohibit granting such
furloughs for space Of 80 days in case i'm
perAtlvely necessary; and one BY WiCkliffs Of
Ky, making It the duty of Commissioners
of Ohancery in each State to take evidence
touching injury or damage to property sut-
iered BY citizens, not distinguishing between
loyal and dlsloyal, from the national army.
zEW oFF.oERs.
Among the Brigsdier Generals nominated
to-day, were Col. Caldwell and Maj. Henry
Prince Ray Master, both from Maine. In
the executive session no selion has been tax.
en- but lively discussions were had whether
to confirm any more nominations Of Gen.
erals. There are now fifteen Msjor Generals
and one hundred and twenty-tOur Brigadiel
N~usrals Of Volunteers.
THH TAX BILL
u, Tx Bill was twO-thirds disposed Of b!
lDp "a to-day. Nest amendments o
ny ~, G",,r,,, T,S .ss Ssre adopted. 1t viii b
hni'nsa ' WV aHsEL oUHnOA7s.
TNO usv rebel gun boat. had tIiai 1.l 1.ll
:. Mobi,,e, NJ, according to SO2thsfn papers, las
JIs Tr.s.n..Ors POlkAnd Johnson af'Privs''
in Pries's army. -,
The bill repeating sArlh IN iA'Of "a :
nations bat the United States passed =
rebel House with but seven'SsO dla'saun
votes
pRkFTIHa A FArEURE
The Judge Of the City Court ct sAyAnl1
has decided that drafting, IS # is 0srsisa Q
tbers. is illegal. The Savannah Rep1elisA
.ovs that since that declaration nons drafse
win GsEvG
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Angler Houss ArrIvals--April ,.

D. 7. Walbrldge, Rochester; Hon. A. ".
Lonmis, Pittsburgh; Hon. N. II. sTayne, Col
Gmbus; N, A. Van Burdesion, N. =; J. w. I'm
erson, Boston; 4. ~. AndOfgoTo, n. T.; g. ".
Edwards, Mt. Pleasant; h. 2. Perry San Fran
cisco; John Bartlett, City; D. W. Pierce. Lam
Gingburgh; s. G. Keller, Detroit; A. Q. II. Gro
bsHgh, wife and daughter, N z; ]. Crowen,
Boston; J. Merriam, Syracups; E. A. Fitch, Col
umbus; B. " ellis, Ashtabula; A. F. Roberts
Michigan; c. T. Rance, St Louis; J. 7. Case
Chicago; J. Q. AeRderson, Cincinnati; S. Croft
Toledo; j. G. Dudley, Buffalo; n. BsrroFs, Ba
tavIa; II. BarroWs, Batavia; p Z. Myers and
wife, Wellsville, o.; Z. E. Pratt, n. z; James
F. Hodge, Detroit; Jno 9. Adams, Adams, To
ledO; J. q. Reynolds wife and child, N. z; Miss
MoVicker. Chicago: J. n. Mccullough, Wells
Vile; H J. Gill, sanduSky; J. B. Petit, Buffalo
W ]. Brown, n. 7.
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CzEvELAED CONGREGATIONAL CoEFEREEoE.
The Annual meeting of this body will be
held in the Congregational Church at Fest
Cleveland. The opening sermon will be
preached on Tuesday evening, April 18th,
by Rev. II. ". Fairohild Of oberlin. The
exercises will continue through the succeed
ing day and evening. The Christian pub
lie are invited 10 attend.
An omnibus leaves the City Hotel at 4
o'clock each afternoon. A committee will
be in attendance at the veGtry Ofths church
70 assign places Of entertainment to friends
from abroad. A. W. R.
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CE1zA HALL--PsrsOns going b hs11o-
keeping this spring EhOUld not fSl b csll
On NJ. ". ?. FOgg, On The eornsr Of s1Po-
riOr and Seneca StIeSts, where they can Rnd
the most eomPlste assortment and anasi
quslisy Of EartASas0ars, cLina elasEoarr
1abls CSti1y. siISsr plated We're, andothsr
hS'EIs JsTniahiag artislSIs ever offered forsals
In thiS city. For over ten ysarB lfr. Forz
has bSen located On the sbOvs spot, and b
adhsring to the principle Of keeping the bcit
article Of Ware and selling at fair prizes, -
has built up 3 very large business. oiFs
him acall. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

BuTTER, CHEEsH, Eoes.-We somo time
since announced that Mould & Hogan, COR
ner of Euclid street and Public Square, were
actively preparing to open market under
their An0 Confectionery Saloon for the sale
Of the above articles, and by advertisement
It will be seen that they have on hand q
large supply of the very best quality, fresh
and delicious. These gentlemen are full Of
enterprise, and as such deserve & fair share
of publio patronage. They will offer moth.
ing in their line but the very best that can
be had in the market, and upon terms IS
low as they can anywhere else be had.
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They are but 20 Niles Apart !
Important from Island No. 10.
FLOATING BATTERY ATTACKED |
TERRIFIC CANNONADIXG 1!
Car OndeIet Engages Enemy
Three Batteries Sllenced I!
REBEL GUNBOATS APPROACHING |
Our TrOOps OrOssIng the RIYer /
special Dispatches to Cleveland LsadsrJ
CAIRo, April Z.
AsEIRNIsE on TEE FHHRHssRH.

Especial Dispatches to Cleveland LeadeF)
CAIRO, April Z.
AsEIRNIsH on TEE FHHRHssRH.
Gentlemen who left PittsbuTg, Tenn, on
Saturday evening, confirm the report Of a
skirmish with the enemy on Friday evening
de made q reconnaissance in force on Gen.
Sberman's Division. The party consisted Of
two regiments of infantry, two pieces Of
artillery, and ave hundred cavalry. Oar
forces lost one man killed and some half doE-
en- wounded. The loss Of the enemy Is not
known, further than that Gen. Sherman took
ZEN prisoners. After q short skirmish the
enemy retired.
Gen. oglesby arrived from the Tennessee
this morning on short fnElOugh. The off,
GERS In command up the Tennessee are a.
lively engaged in brigsding the troops.
THE APPROACHING oosILIoT.
The opposing armies are within 90 miles
Of each other, and one may attack the other
ct any time.
FKR FLOATING AAFTzRY ATTACKED.
Very heavy firing was heard here last
night. Arrivals this morning report that
the oarondolet came up from New Madrid
snd attacked the floating battery of the reb-
els at Island No. 10; the gunbosts at the
same time commenced, and for time the
eannonade was terrific. The results had not
transpired when the messenger LETT.
It Is reported that Gen. HaIleck is to be
here to-day, en- rOu's for Tennessee. It is
hoped the report will prove 70 be true.
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~ Owing to the great rush at 100 su-
periOr street last Saturday great msny Of
our customers had to 90 away without be-
ing waited upon. We are very sorry such
was the esse, but We very respectfully So
licit them to call again, aud all others de-
sirOus of purchasing good article at 50 per
cent cheaper than can be bought at sny
other shoe store in the city. $50.
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ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP FREE
NEGROES!
$4,000 for Repairs Of the
Merrimac!
ANOTHER MERRlMAC BUILDING !
The Number Of Army OflCers {!
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leadsr.I
WAsHIHsFoE, April Z.


WAsHMsTOE, April Z.
TARITE ABoLIsHRD IN RIBELDoK.
The rebel House has passed almost unau.
imOusly the bill AbOlIShing the tariff. The
Richmond Examiner says 1t will pass the
Senate with same certainty.
TAXATION.
The Clerk of Committee on WAYS and
Means says not unfrequenty two hundred
committees, seeking exemption Of special
articles from taxation, are in attendance at
one time.
TIE 1NTELLIeEHoRh.
The Intelligencer denies that Wilson Of
the New York Times Is to become Is man
aging editor.
Ashby's rebel cavalry, is said to have re
turned to the vicinity of ROmnsy and to be
carrying on a guerrilla warfsrs.
ATTENPT TO CUT OFF COL. eEARY.
An attempt was made to cut Of Col
Geary'S force at White Plains. Nine regi-
ments and three batteries were thrown across
the RappahannOCk and reached Salem, with
in FIVE miles Of Geary, on the evening OF
April Let with the intention of attacking
him at daybreak in two columns capturing
him and then seiElng the Thorouhre gap on
the Manassas Gap Railroad. Geary marched
quietly away, leaving bis camp fres burning
The rebels Withdrew on fading themselves
out manouVred.
KIDNAPPING.
The Republican contains long account
Of an attempt By the late jAilOr, Wise, and
another, to kidnap from New York regl.
ment free negroes born in Trinidad, British
subjects, and brought from New York. They
narrowly escaped death at the hands Of
the soldiers, and were escorted under guard
to Washington and delivered to Gen. wadg-
worth, who locked them up In the Central
Guard House.
W. &. Polk, Of Tennessee, is here.
BLACK SOLDIERS II TIE SOUTH.
The Washington correspondent ofthe Bal
timOre Sun says; Movements are going on
here in favor of manning the Southern forts
with black regiments, to save the lives Of
whit soldiers. There is some foundation for
the statement. This policy viii be urged in
the Senate this week.
CAPTURE OF REsEE vEssRLa.
The gunbOst OWasco captured two cotton
laden vessels of the Passes of the Mississippi
Three hundred and seventy-aVe bales were
aboard.
TEEAsURY ISSUE.
The Treasury Department will soon be
able to issue ten millions of legal tender
notes daily.
RHLzAsl or POLITICAL PRIsoERRs.
Commissioner for examination Of political
prisoners have released from Fort Warren
seven members ofthe last Maryland Legisla.
ture, including the ex.Speaker.
COL. OoR0oRAN.
A number Of Texas prisoners released by
the rebels, have arrived. One, q roommate
Of Col Corcorsn In the Richmond warehouse,
reports him well.
APPROPRIATION FOB THE NERRnlAc.
The rebel Congress has appropriated twen-
ty thousand dollars for repairs to the Nerri-
mac.
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FIRH AID LIVH IEAuRAEoE.- The card of
the well-known Liverpool and London Fire
and Life Insurance Company will be found
in smother column. It is perhaps unnecss-
sary for US to urge the prOpristy, if not
duty, Of property y-hOlderS and persons
whose lives others have a claim upon, in
suring themselves sgainst the ravsges Of
ere and others against the deprivation Of
death. The above company Is one of the
safest in the country. The present ssent in
this city is Mr.. I. @. Buell., at the Bank of
Commefca.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

AEEE TAuaArD Coon Tz1Ha.-Best Dam
deliOn Cot Zee is manufactured BY P. }. Fer
ris, Excel vior Mills, Buffalo, n. 7. The
DandeliOn Coffee is now considered the
cheapest q nd most agreeable and health. ? Of
al the dri axis now ussd isf the abreak dat
table" Isis in flavor equal 70 cold Jal r." !"
but has le y of the narcotic Stimulating ef-
feots and costa full tVO-thirds lsss, L. A.
Gilbert, Ia3, Ontario strOet, wholesale and
retail aSssVt foE OlsvelGnd. apaStS