Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-30

THANKs.-With pleasure we acknowl-
edge the kindness of Mr.. Hewett, President of
the East Cleveland Street Railroad for free
ride to the terminus of the road and return.
The citizens of East Cleveland promptly sent
taams - -.svs anu Uur1ure.. - -
dustrial School once more felt that they was,
favored by the veil to-do inhabitants. Tho
Congregational Church was full and many
sat in the halls.
T. P. Handy, Esq, President Of the Chill
dren's Aid Society, presided over the meet
ing, and short, pithy, and hearty speeches
were made by Reversnds Gregg, Richardson,
and Missionary from abroad. The chill
dren, to all appearance, gave pleasure to the
audience, and the congregation in return
gave liberal collection. We hoard an East
Cleveland boy say, al gave quarter; it was
all I had with me, but if I had had more, I
would have given it."
-Four schoOlboys took up the collection in
their caps, and at the close Mr.. Handy went
to converse with them, and one boy said he
had found a one dollar bill in the cap that
had not been taken out. Mr.. II. said, I
believe you are an honest boy, and learning
that the boy had money in the Industrial
School Saving Bank, gave him a quarter to
make him an even two dollars, as a reward
for his honesty.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson said it was our first
visit but hoped it wddid not be the last A
person from Colamer said we must have the
school come to their town when peaches are
ripe and they shall have their full. Many
of the young ladies kissed those who had nc
father or mother, to show their love and tend
erness. Thank God We all got home safe,
the children singing on their way like birds.
R. WATERTON,
Superintendent Industrial Shool
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NAVIGATION OPEN.-The steamer May
Queen, Captain Mckay, arrived from Detroit
at about minight last night. She left the
mouth of the river at 4 O'Clock yesterday
friday afternoon. She encountered eonsid-
erabIe ice, the most of it being between YER
million and Point Avon. There we're about
fifteen miles Of ice in streaks and about ten
miles Office packed together in a body. She
got through without much difficulty. She
brought several passengers down.
The May Queen has been handsomely
painted and reftted. She is ofEcored as fol-
lows:
Captain-WiTliam Mckay.
Isl Mate-GeOrge Plasance-
I'd Mate-Robert Mckay.
Engipeer-JOseph Cook.
C1erk-GeOrge Burton.
| Stel1ard- Hill.
There is abundance of freight to load her
here. She viii come down again on Monday
night.
The propeller New York, Captain Monroe,
Of the Erie Railway Steamboat Company, ar
rived here from Dunkirk at o'clock this
morning. She sailed about 10 o'clock this
morning for Toledo, together with the pro
psller OWeGO, Captain Bryant, Of the sam'
line. The above line is now opened for the
season, and boats will ply regularly between
Dunkirk, Cleveland and Toledo.
The proPellers Portsmouth and Passaic o
the same line were getting up steam thi
morning, and viii 60 up or down tonight.
The S. D. Caldwell is being painted.
The boats of the Northern Transportation
Company are receiving their furniture.ant
preparing for business.
There was great activity on the river thi
morning, vessels of all kinds being rapid.
fitted cut.