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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Another Raid by General Carter
[ 10 UlncInnuU uas5ue1.I
MURFREEsBoRO', June o.

10 UIncHnatI uaavUrv.J
MURFREEsBORo, June q.
"General Carter has made another raid
into East Tennessee with a mounted force
of three thousand men. On the morning
of the 18th inst, he was within five miles
of London. The rebels were drawn up at
that place awaiting his approach. The
raiders came to Lenoir's Station, seven
miles from London, and destroyed the i'm
portant factory of Lenoir's Brothers, to-
gether with the residence near by, and all
the adjacent buildings. Then they toreup
the track of railway for considerable dis
tance, and retired by the route they came.
Carter had given it out to the citizens that
it was his intention to go to Knoxville,
sack and burn that city on Friday night.
They got wind Of the Confederate force at
London, and determined tn avoid that
point. Lenoir's Station had been left un-
guarded, from the IacC mat the troops WeTv
being removed from one to another depot.
The 54th Virginia Infantry had just left
that place. All this account is in the
Chattanooga Rebel of yesterday, which
earnestly hopes that the Yankees will be
cut off and every soul of them captured"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24
FROM VICKsBURG.

fCASBUkGi June H.
A copy Of the Vloksburg Wing, extra,
printed on wall paper, pretends to give
exciting northern news, putting Grants
loss in the siege at 20 900. -a
A rebel Lieutenant captured yesterday
says that Pemberton will die sooner than
surrender.
Picket skirmishing at Haines' Bluff yes
terday. 1t it reported that the rebels are
advancing. Total casualties from Nc
Clernands corps in the campaign $685.
In General Blair's division, S96 killed,
wounded and missing.
Il is reported that the rebels are forti-
flying Black River Bridge.
LATER-June S.-Correspondence from
the lines say that all is unusually active
and the rebel firing more continuously.
No news from Johnston. Hot work ex-
peeted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24
FROM GRANT,s ARn1x

AAAPH1sI June ".
Ohelal adEiees from Grant to nom Of
me ISta' report some advantages gained
BY our forces on the 18th.
The siege progresses satisfactorily
6eneral MeClernand has been removed
from command Of the 18Th army cor1s
BY General Grant. General Ord has besT
assigned command in his place.
Colonel Mesner has destroyed the ra;I-
road at PanOla and is on his way boek =
No particulars Of the expedition have been
received. The rebel cavalry are threaten
ing our lines between Memphis and Cor
inth.
Euerrlilas are roaming through the
country north Of our lines, enforcing con-
scrlptlon and driving off stock.
HoUEG's POINT, June IL,
via CAIRO, June %.
A Marine brigade under General F1Iitt
accompanied by General Moore. made a
reconnaissance to Richmond, Louisiana.
June 10th, with2, 300 men-drove thirty
i've hundred rebels out of the place. can
tured thirty prisoners, and burned the
town. Our loss slight
On the 10th at Marion. Arkansas FIlits
cavalry captured a wagon CONTAINING
what purported to be six barrels Of fonT
and three boxes Of goods, but on exaulina-
ton by the eommissary they were found
to contain over half million of perous-
sion caps, packed in -four. The boxes
contained stationery. The whole was per-
mitted to pass out of Memphis A docu-
ment was also found duplicating certain
well known merchants of ST. Louis az the
guilty parties.
MEMPHIS, June q, via CAIRO, p.
The steamer Luminary from Chieasaw
Bayou, with official reports from Grant.
arrived to-day.
Everything was progressing finely. The
enemy kept up steady fire from their
heavy artillery but accomplished nothing.
There was scarcely any injured on our
Colonel Mower, in command at Milh-
ken's Bend, made an expedition to Rich
mond, Louisiana, and drove the rebels
from the place.
The women and children at Milliken's
Bend stated positively that the rebels car
rlea . hlsNk flag with skull and cross
bones, at the recent attack On 41saa.l-.,,S.,
Bend
JohnstOn's forces are moving towards
Yazoo City. He will find Grant ready to
receive him.
The cavalry expedition, yesterday, re-
suited in the loss Of one hundred men.
The main expedition under Colonel Wise
ner, was success.
The Rebels continue to harrass the
railroad and telegraph between here and
Corinth, but don't accomplish much, as
our troops are Watehful
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON,
Rebels Moving on Pittsburg-.Ne-
gro TrOOps--Admiral FoOte.
ITO Cincinnati Gazette.l

WASHINGTON, June %.
This evenings Star contains the follow.
ing. It must be received with whatever
credit attaches to the Stars source of in
formation ~ We know enough to assure
US that the main rebel army is not any
where east of the Blue Ridge, and we have
to add that he is marching from this direc-
lion, or preparing to march from this di-
reotion on Pittsburg or Wheeling. Ewell
is at or about Sharpsburg, Maryland, in
the Shenandoah Valley, from the Kappa
hammock TO the Potomac. We feel sure
there was not rebel in arms on Bull Run
Mountain range last evening.
Assistant Secretary Fox received a dis
patch from New York, this morning, stat
ing that Admiral FoOte seemed better,
although he had slept very little during the
night. Government some days since took
occasion to relieve Admiral Foote from the
responsibilities of his new post, knowing
that his mind was burdened on account
Of what was naturally expected Of him.
The 9Th Company in the 1st District Ne
gro regiment was mustered in yesterday.
It will be remembered that Secretary
Chase recently dismissed clerk for GER
tain brutal expressions about negroes and
negro troops. Another clerk, who SYM
pathized with and interceded for his dis.
missed fellow, has also been dismissed.
Rev. DR.. Douglas, of Pittsburg has been
here making arrangements for establishing
missionary among contrabands. The
President gives all possible encouragement
to the movement.
Much interest is felt in getting the de-
tails Of the fight between the rebel ram
Fingal and our gunboats, which captured
her, as the first decisive fight which ever
occurred between iron-cla1s. The Fingal
was armed with five Enfield 1OO.pounders
and was plated with 211-inch iron, with her
pilOt-hOuse covered with nvo-inch plate
and roof slOping at an angle of thirty de-
grees, also covered with five inches of
plates. She was, of course, by far the
most powerful vessel the rebels had afoat
The General Land Office has just trans
mitted to the Governor of Michigan three
certified drafts of approved lists in favor
of that State, to aid in the construction of
railroads, as authorized BY the act of Con-
gress affixed, of the Sd of June 1856, the
list embracing 26, ,42s acres, being in places
within the six-mile limits of the Bay de
Noquet and Marquette Railroad. Second,
a list for q, ,244 acres as an indemnify be-
tween the six and fifteen mile limit of said
road third list for S,168 acres. TOtab
81, ,841 acres.
Certificates Of Incorporation, with au-
thOrity to commence banking, have been
given by the Comptroller of the Currency
to banks at Philadelphia, New Haven,
Cleveland and Dayton, Ohio, Chicago, syr-
aouse, =. Y, and Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24


Losses OF THE FoRTY-sECoHD OHIo.-The
following is an official statement Of the cas-
usltios of the 42d Ohio regiment in the en-
gagement near vioksburg, up to May 23d:
VIM. Priggle, D, killed.
VIM. Carter, d, killed.
=: L. Lemeri, A, wounded, wrist, slight.
Thomas Q. PaEEons, A, wounded, shoulder,
flesh, slight.
David n. Andrews, A, head, fracture, severe.
Isaac Tuples, A, chest mortal.
VIM. B. Rudd, C, wounded. back.
Z. P. Smith, c, shoulder, flesh, slight
L. G. LoOmis, f, arm, flesh, slight
Fred. Ryal, H. wounded, mortal
Solomon Barrack, II, leg, flesh, slight
Edwin L. Lemart, A, arm, severe.
John Dull, F, shoulder, fracture.
Goodsel Stewart, wounded, hand, flesh,
D. w. Bidlake, A, missing.
C. +. Burrd, E. missing.
John Banker. Z, missing.
Chas Christian, +, missing.
Christian Epler, E. missing.
Samuel Kart, Z, missing
Jacob Kasht, Z, missing
Thomas FoOte, F, killed.
Simon Herrie, F, Xxi led.
we're.
Thomas Howe, E. arm, fracture, severe.
Lieutenant J. S. Ross A. thigh, flesh, slightly.
Lewis Hau> hop, E, missing.
Bur Pitinger, B, ankle, fracture, severe.
Joseph Forest, b, mOrtally.
Fred. Watson, E, finger, fracture, severe.
Charles Kelly, E, leg, slightly.
VIM. Summers, D. 5lboR, severely.
Lieutenant o. e. RisdOn, F. shoulder, eontn-
sion. slight.
VIM. II. SumifOrd, Il, hip, slightly
John Hall, G, thigh, slightly.
Chester LOOmis, G, knee, slightly.
Arthur Giett, F, finger, fracture, severe
Lieutenant J. F. Robinson, H, brain, cOntu-
sion, slight.
David Wallace, I, leg, slight
Jonathan Griffith, II, leg, slightly.
Warren, Cooper, /, leg, slightly.
James Apple, l, shoulder, severely.
Don. C. Nandusen, X, elbow, fracture, ampu-
tated.
Goue A, Jennings, A, chest, severely.
Lieutenant Charles Henry, A, foot, severely.
Horace F. Prouts, B, hip, flesh, severely
John Schriver, c, leg, slightly
Walter Chamberlin, c. hand, slightly.
John Pollock, @, elbow, fracture, severe.
Abram Mcconnell, D, chest, severely.
Cornelius Spinner, z, thigh, flesh, slightly.
Lieutenant A. l.. Bowman, f, leg, slightly.
Isaac R. Barton, +, eye, confused, slight.
Henry Henty, F, finger, fracture, severe.
Daniel R. Smith, b, IN abdomen, flesh.
II. W. Altman, X, shoulder, light.
Edward Gilbert, +, head, confused, slight
Edwin Chaplin G, thigh, flesh, slight.
A. Baldwin, K, leg, severe.
Erastus Allen, K, killed.
Captain S. NJ. Barber, II, leg, fracture, alnpu-
tated,
Andrew J. Burrs, H. rib, severe.
Henry Shauf X, elbow, severe.
Walter McCrandall, X, abdomen, severe.
A. G. NanOriliS, K, missing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24
FROM COLUMBUS.
The Valandigham Release Com
mittee--Seoretary Chase--The
COlOred Regiment, &c.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.I

To the Cincinnati GRZette.l
COLUMBUS, June o.
The committee appointed to demand Of
President Lincoln the return Of ValAan-
digham, met here to-day. Several Of the
members were absent. It was decided to
meet in Washington next Thursday, when
they will proceed to accomplish their
mission.
Secretary Chase, in private letter to
person in this city, says that he will visit
Columbus about the oud of July. It is
proposed to give him handsome reOvp
ton. General Darlington left to-day for
Camp Cleveland, where he will organize
and drill the forces ordered to that point.
Recruiting for the cOlOred regimentis pro
crossing with much rapidity. Applca-
tons for official positions in it are numer-
GUS.
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LONDON, June 18.-COnsOls 92@92B for
money. Illinois Central shares 3l39304
Discount Erie 593@601.
The Liverpool jOurnsls urge an early
termination Of hostilities between France
and Mexico, in order that the French Gov
ernment may regain freedom Of movement
in the European question.
Bourse heavy at 69f 35c.
It was reported that the notes Of the
three powers to Russia regarding Poland,
would be dispatched to st. Petersburg on
the 18th.
The Patrie says that he Russian Govern
ment incIines toward an arrangement with
Prussia.
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CINCINNATI, June Z3.
The rebels who crossed into Indiana,
Sunday, have not as yet been overtaken.
Their exact whereabouts are unknown.
It was reported they had gone north Of
the Ohio s Mississippi Railroad this is
not confirmed.
The operator at Bloomington, Indiana,
reports an eneampment Of 1000 citizens
with pickets out, eight miles from there,
for the purpose of resisting enrolment.
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RECRUITING FOR ARTILLERY.-Captain
L. L. Deming has opened recruiting Office
in the Hoffman Block, for the purpose of get
ting up an artillery company for six months
service, assisted by Lieutenant William Chez
ney. BOth Of the above officers have seen
much service during the war and are abun-
dantly qualified for the business they have
undertaken. The artillery is a favOrite
branch of the service, the duties being lighter
than either in cavalry or infantry.
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ANOTHER CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND
To-day a convention of special mail agents
commences its session in this city at the
Angler House. The following named gen
tIemen connected with the mail service ar
rived yesterday at the Angler, viz: J.
HolbrOOk, New York, J. N. Tyner, Indian
apolis, Thomas Clark, New York, A. B.
Waller, Philadelphia, E. L. Childs, of the
P. 0. Department, Washington.