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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
ITR1Is FROM NEW YORK.

NEW 1ORk, marcn IL.
The Tribune learns from Havana that
arrangements have been made for meet
ing of the pirates Alabama, Florida and
Harriet Lane, to combine and attack the
steamers from Aspinwall with gold.
The gunbOat Huntsville, from Key West,
reports an American bark about leaving
Martinique, where the Florida was lying.
The authorities compelled the Florida to
remain twenty-four hours in port after the
departure of the vessel. The American
crowded on sail TO St. Thomas, where she
found Admiral Wilkes, who transferred
the flag to the Vanderbilt, and started for
Martinique, with the prospect Of reaching
the island before the Florida left
A letter from on board the Susquehanna,
of Mobile, says the rebels attempted to
reach her by submarine torpedo, but
failed.
Washington specials
General Burnside leaves to-day for his
command.
1t is untrue that General sigel has with
drawn his resignation.
Generals Ord and Schoepf are relieved
from duty on the Buell. Court ofInqniry.
Other members will finish the case. .r-r
Gold in Richmond is 400 per cent.
Transactions reported at 600.
Port Royal letters say that a rumor has
oame by the steamer from Fernandina
that force of 1000 negroes, who ascend
ed st. Mary's river, met with severe re-
verse and we're probably captured. This
seems to confirm the accounts received via
Mobile.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
MOVEMENTS OF THE PIRATES
Admiral wilkes on the Chase,
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
Helena Attacked in the Rear.
Battle Imminent at TuIIahOma.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March l

! New YORK, March 10.
The Worlds special gives the following
partial list Of casualties in the cavalry
! fight at Kelly's Ford: Major Wolf, Chief
of Averill staff, seriously wounded; Lieu
tenant Wolf, 9th Ohio slightly.
Heralds special, Suffolk, Virginia, 18th +:
! AT one o'clock this morning two sections
I Of Captain Davis 7th Massachusetts Bat
terry and the 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry
we're dispatched by General Peck, under
command Of Colonel Spear, to attack the
enemy in his intrenchments this side Of
the Blackwater, opposite Franklin. We
we're to make the attack at daylight, but
| owing 10 The bad condition of the roads,
found it impossible to do so until nine A. n
| Small arms, heavy guns and cavalry were
used on both sides. The fight lasted near
ly an hour, and was highly spirited in its
character. Two separate cavalry charges
we're made on the Notifications. These
were found to be literally lined with in
fantry, who poured deadly fire into our
ranks, Wounding many Inthe frst charge,
which was made by Major Sratton, the
Major was wounded in the shoulder The
second charge was conducted by Major
Cornsg, who took his men up to and up
and down in front of the fortifcstions, to
try and jump the ditch, &C., but the move
was soon found to be impracticable. The
enemy opposed heavy force of infantry
and cavalry to the right and left of our Po-
sition, in order to try and out6ank us, but
with little show Of success.
When your correspondent left the field
the fight had not terminated. The enemy
was strongly intrenched behind we'll con-
structed breastworks. The cavalry eharg-
es were Of. the most dashing bravery I
ever witnessed. General jenkins Of South
Carolina commands the rebel forces. Re
inforcements are daily being sent to de-
fend and prevent the passage of the Black
water by the Union troops. The rebels
are strongly Of opinion that we will soon
move from this direction, and are making
preparations accordingly. We took some
prisoners, among them some wounded
ones.
Deserters from the rebels to our feet off
Mobile, state that Admiral Buchanan
with four steamers and ram made an at
tempt about four weeks ago, to attack our
vessels off Mobile, and was only prevented
by one Of his vessels running on a snag.
The attempt however, is to be made again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

The Destruction Of the Richmond JeGerso-
The Cincinnati Commercial gives the
following particulars Of the destruction by
Federal soldiers Of the COpperhead jour
nal at Richmond, Indiana:
Some nine hundred paroles prisoners,
taken at Murfreesboro', and returned 10
our linesfrOm Richmond, Virginia, arrived
at Richmond, Indiana, on Saturday night.
Some OF them we're natives of Wayne conn
ty, and all Of them posted as to the politi-
cal tendencies Of the Jeffersonian, which,
with such papers as the Chicago Times,
Dayton Empire and Cincinnati Enquirer,
they say, are freely and gratuitously cir
culated among the soldiers. On Sunday
evening about three hundred Of them fell
into line and marched to the Office of the
Jefersonian. Passing a wood pile, at the
word of command, Shoulder, wood each
provided himself with q billet. They en-
tered the Office without much ceremony,
emptied the cases, scattered the type over
the floor, mashed the press with sledge-
hammers, destroyed the stock Of paper on
hard, and made an irrepsrable ruin
u sA9 MAOAd GoADctA III lew
minutes. gne job was accomplished
very quigkly They then formed again,
and Were about proceeding to demOlish .
sDC.l book and periodical store, kept by
the proprietor Of the Jeffersonian, but
were persuaded to abandon that part Of
the enterprise. One Of the soldiers very
forcibly expressed his sentiments when he
said that they'd been fighting butternuts
down South, and he'd be d-d il they
were going to have q FIRE in the rear =
Another thought it was the only course
lsft them to convince the unbelieving but
ternuts Of the West that the soldiers do
indorse most heartily the resolutions and
addresses sent from the army to the people
and Legislatures Of the Western States.
HWhile this summary method Of deal
ing with the Jeffersonian is not approved
by the ordsr-loving portion Of the commu-
nifty, very little regret is expressed at the
fate which it has net It has been exceed
inRly bitter and offensive, making up in
mEIiguity what it lacks in ability, and
xerting what little influence It had fol
sohigYQvs purposes"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
LEADER.
FRIDAY mORNING, HIARCH 20, Is63,
LerisIalIre Proeeeainr..

A~aA-A--AAhG LE0EGG0AAG4a
In the Senate on Wednesday the bill 70
enable railroad companies to sell and
transfer their franchises came up for pas
sage and after considerable opposition,
mainly from Dr.. Robson, the vote was tax
en- and the bin lost, by the lack Of one vote.
The rest of the morning was taken up in
amending the militia bill
On motion to strike out the section re-
quiring stated musters Of the militia, made
BY Mr.. Gunckel, there was spirited dis
eussion. Messrs. Gunekel and MeClung
spoke agsinst the utility Of mastering, and
Messrs. sinaet Eggleston and MoVeigh in
favor Of the section requiring it
The motion to strike out was lost by 3
decided majority.
Mr.. Sherrard moved 10 amend the 2Oth
section, BY ezsmpting from the duty of
working upon the roads all members of
volunteer companies who shall have served
for term Of FIVE years, which was diss-
greed to. The bill was ordered to be en-
crossed, and read third time to-day.
The House bill, ceding to Cincinnati the
Miami Canal from Broadway to the river,
was called up and passed-21 to 13.
Mr. spragus from the Committee Of
Conference on The bill for the relief Of
families Of volunteers, reported amend
ments to the effect that township trustees
shall report to the county commissioners
the number Of families and persons need
ing reliefin their townships, and The mon
ey shall be disbursed accordingly.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

FORTRESS MONROE, March Is.
Richmond papers Of the 10th contain
the following:
Fort Pemberton, at North Tallshstchie,
was bombarded on the 18th. We lost some
valuable gunDers, and few others.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, March l4th.-FOur
brigades under Rosecrans advanced here
on Van Dorm yesterday, across Duck river,
knowing he had no means of crossing
We replied TO the Yankee fire some hours
and then escaped by Whites Bridge, 26
miles above. The enemy returned to Frank
lin after burning the house occupied by
Van Dorm as headquarters.
CHATTANOOGA, March IA battle is
imminent in the neighborhOod of Tulla-
homa. Skirmishing took place yesterday
on the Murfreesboro' road.
JACKSON, Miss, March 14.-Information
received says Helena was attacked in the
resr on Monday, the 9Th inst. Heavy FIRE.
ing was heard there yesterday.
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THE MEDINA RoBBERY CAsE.-ebarles
Brown, arrested for completely in the Medi-
na robbery, was examined yesterday at Ne
dina and honorably acquitted. L. ]. Rider,
ESQ.,, of this city, was his counsel.
George Brown, brother Of Charles, was
the man who hunted out Warner. he ar
rested him last night, and brought him to
Jail, for which he is entitled to credit.
None of the parties in the above case, ex-
eept Charles Brown, have been examined as
vet.
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A Washington dispatch says that be-
tween sixty and seventy refugees are ar
irving daily from the South. They bring
the most deplorable accounts Of the cOndi-
ton Of things in rebellion. It cost one
laboring man nearly $500 Confederate
scrip, which is about Sl25 IN gold, to trans
port himself wife and three children
without baggage, from Richmond to Wash
ipgtOn. There has been recently grest
advance in price, greenbacks being $50 pei
cent. premium over Confederate money.
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VIs1rIye DAYS At THE HosP1TAL.-The
people of Cleveland, loyal to our country and
interested in the soldier who is fighting her
battles, are most respectfully informed that
Saturday of this week and Monday Of next
are hereby appointed special visiting days to
the General Hospital Of Cleveland. This is
our first general invitation, and as this Hos
pitaI is your own, Citizens Of Cleveland, call
and see how we care for the sick and
wounded. JOHx R. McCLuRG, U. s.Y.,
March 1e, 1868. Surgeon in Charge.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

tOAI MOAAOEJ MATCH II.
On Saturday last Fitz Hugh Lee, with
200 cavalry and two pieces Of artillery,
made hurried advance on our lines at
Gloucester, bu. hearing that our forces
were reinforced, they retired. 1t was ru-
mored that they had gone for reinforce
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savage Order--FederaI Prisoners TO be
Hung.

savage OrdeF--FedeFaI Prisoners TO be
Hung.
Among the prisoners captured early in
the present month by General Mcneil in
Southeast Missouri, and since sent to St.
Louis, is a Captain R. T. Sickel, who was
rebel Provost Marshal of Bloomfield, Mis-
souri,. On the person of sickel was found
letter instructing him s'snanariEy to hang
certain persons, in order to saDs expense and to
prevent then from aemOraliaiag the rebel pub
lie sentimentl Following is the infamous
letter:
OFFIcE PRovosr MARSHAL, PocAHoSTAs, ARK,
January 10, 1853.
CAPTAIN r. 7. SIcKEL-DEAR SIR:-The
prisoner you sent up has been received,
and has been duly forwarded.
In future you will deal summarily with
those men who are guilty of criminal Of
fenses, for when they are sent up to head
quarters they are an expense, without be-
ing any benefit to public sentiment. Cap
tain McKie says it would be better to have
them hung than to put ourselves to any
further trouble.
Captain, Provost Marshal, Randolph county,
Arkansass- -as.fT
The guerrilla Captain on whom the
above precious document was found, isnOw
in United States military prison. There
are proofs that he did not fail to comply
with the execrable instructions given him.
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RELIEF 10 SOLD1EEs' FAxrL1Es.-The GOun-
ty Commissioner, yesterday, paid out nearly
thousand dollars to the families Of SOL
disrs. They make these payments about
once in two weeks.
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FROAI MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CRY, March Is.
A bill passed the Senate to-day, provid-
ing for calling q new Convention to take
into consideration the gradual emaneipa-
tion of slavery in Missouri.
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MONEY SENT HouE.-Company C, I2Sd
Regiment, have sent about s., 900 to Hub
bard & Durbin, sandusky, for distribution
among their families
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RATHER BLIND.-The State Journal an
nouneed on Tuesday that " James E. Muir
doeh, the wOrld-renOvnsd blind preacher, .
was to lecture in this city.
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MATTERS.
rFFOm Iast EEening's EditIOn.l ]

CoNFISUED.-The examination of John
Hawkins, arrested for fornieatiOn, has been
continued to Tuesday afternoon next, at two
o'clock.