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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FROM GEN. GRANT.
NEW YoEK, Oct. Il

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The Hearld's correspondent with Gener-
al Butler, of the 10th, says
The losses in the reconnaissance up the
Dsrbytown road, on the 18th, are in the
aggregate l3 officers and s52 men. Of these
s officers and 35 men were killed and Il
officers and 296 men were wounded and
officer and % men missing.
The enemy's firing on Dutch Gap Ca
nal has ceased since General Butler placed
a number of rebel prisoners on it.
The trees on the river bank in front Of
the 18th corps, are being cut down by the
rebels, in order to give them better view
of the operations on our side.
Kautzs cavalry, on the extreme right
are still holding the advanced position
gained on Thursdays reconnaissance, and
are not to abandon it.
We have received Gen. Lees official re-
port of this affair, and the Richmond En-
quirsr's account of it, both Of which Of
course claim rebel victory.
No new movement of either the Army of
the Potomac or the Army of the james, are
reported.
AT the date Of the latest accounts, the
rebels were observed to be massing their
cavalry on our left with the supposed in
intention of making dash on our forces
on the Wildon railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18

eordance with the State militia orders.
This morning some of them were plsced
prominently upon the platform Of the
Manassas railroad cars, as prevention
against firing on the trains by guerrillas.
This arrangement is to be continued.
Some of the newspapers have errone-
nousiy represented that Poolsville, Md,
was burned by the rebels. The object of
the marauders was plunder.
Secretary Fessenden, some days ago,
stopped the issue Of legal tender notes in
all forms and it ia now understood that he
has determined to stop the issue of certif-
Gates of Indebtedness, and that no more
warrants, payable in certificates will be
signed.
Subscriptions to the 7-3O loan, during
the past week, as reported to the Treasury
Department, amount to more than $1,000
600,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
GOLD MARRET.
NEW YORK. Oct. II.

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
Gold very irregular and excited Price
opened strong at 22Of, and Immediately
advanced to 2224 but subsequently fell to
2l72. Later in the day it advanced 70
2lsi.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
In the surprise of Moseby's camp seven
prisoners were taken, among them two
young clerks, of Alexandria.
A number Of leading secessionists of Al
exandria were put upon the Manassas
train to run the risk of being fred upon
by bushwackers. Among them were Rev.
Mr.. Billings DR.. French, DR.. johnson,
and George Daugerfeld.
Six of the northern counties are to be de-
populated, and the inhabitants sent to the
rear, in order to prevent guerrilla opera
tions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
ry between Chattanooga and

in the country between Chattanooga and
Dalton.
The rebels entele ed Resaea on Wednes-
day morning and took the only troops
there, a colored regiment, by surprise. The
rebels Immediately thereafter moved upon
Dalton.
On Friday there was considerable alarm
at Chattanooga, and every able bodied man
was put to work on the Notifications.
At last advices General Fitzpatrick, with
his cavalry was at Dalton.
No apprehension is now felt for ChAtta-
nooga or Knoxville
Sherman has over one hundred days IA
tions at Atlanta.
Knoxville has abundance Of Tations TO
stand q six months siege
The Chattanooga government store
houses are full of provisions, and large
supplies besides are on the ground covered
with tsrpsulins.
Milroy was st Tullshoma, and Schofeld
at Chattanooga.
A private reliable source says:
On Saturday evening Hoods army was
between Dalton and Lafayette, making for
the latter place, with Sherman pressing
him closely.
Prominent men say Hoods last move
places him in the position desired by Sher-
man.
There is considerable excitement at
Clarksville, Tenn, in consequence Of tee
reports of scouts that the Rebel General
Lyon intended to attack the place.
The Government employees were armed
for the additional defence of OlRrksville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
ELECTION NEWS.

NEW YoRK, Oct. II.
The Tribune's Washington special claims
over 5000 Republican majority on the
Pennsylvania home vote.
The Herald figures the Democratic home
vote majority at 5000, and insists that they
have carried the State.
The Tribune claims that the Republican
majority will be, with the soldiers vote,
10000.
The Washington special to the Tribune
says:
The majority for the new Maryland
Constitution win be 500.
voorhees,, the member of Congress of In
diana, was reelected by less than 100 ma
jority, but great illegality is to be con-
tested which, it is believed viii alter the
result. rfa
CNo1NNATI, Oct. I7-Returns from
seventy three counties in Ohio, give the
Republican majority 27,275.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM BELOW.

CINCINNATI, Oct. H.
The Commercials Nashville dispatch
says:
Communication Is again open with Sher-
man. he was at Tilton, nine miles frJm
Dalton, on Saturday noon.
Hood left Dalton Saturday afternoon in
the direction of Bridgeport
Sherman commenced moving in the
same direction, close on his rear.
No battle had been fought at last ad-
vices.
1t it pretty certain that Hood has near
ly his whole army with him.
Chattanooga advices say that Lieutenant
Cruel, of the 7th Kentucky, led 6 scout
toward Lafayette, twenty-three miles
from here, on Wednesday, and drove q
small squad of rebels out of town and pur-
sued them to their carpp, capturing nine
out of eleven. They afterwards fell in
with one hundred and fifty rebel cavalry
and retreated. Some of his prisoners say
that Wheeler's whole command, compri-
sing Martins Roddy's and Jones caval-
~, sggregsting from 5000 to 10000 are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FOREIGN NEWS:

FARTHER PonGT, Oct. II.
The steamer Damascus, from Liverpool
on the 9Th and Londonderry, 7th, has Just
passed. Her news is one day later.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Z, via Londonderry
The rebel loan has declined to 5795s.
Cotton opened dull at decline Of 391d,
but closed frmer to-day.
Consols closed Sst.
The bullion in the Bank of England
had decreased one hundred and twenty
three thousand pounds.
American stocks irregular.
Tho following is by the City Of Wash
ington;
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.--Miss SlidelI and NJ.
Erlanger were married at Paris with great
pOmp.
Mace charges Coburn with never intend
ing to hght, and claims the stakes,
Manchester market irregular.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Oct. II.
The steamer Forsyth from New Orleans
October 10th, has arrived with sixty-one
bales Of cotton. No change in the cotton
market,
A Natchez letter Of the eth says, thir-
teen flags were recaptured by Lieut.. Earl,
while Icing sent to the rebel headquarters
on the east side OF the river, they mostly
relOnged to Indiana regiments.
The I.Ial captured at the same time con-
tanned full returns of the rebel forces on the
west side of the river, and a letter from
the Governor of Louisiana to the Confeder-
ate Government, recommending the arm
ing of negroes.
Captain J. Hodlin, General Brayman's
Adjutsnt General charged with bribery,
has been honorsbly acquitted by Court
Martial and restored to duty.
The steame. J. Q. Irwin blew up in the
Cumberland river near Eddyville yester-
day morning Six or seven of the crew
were killed.
Admiral Porter has ssnt for some Of his
best officers to join him in his new com
mand.
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Associated Press Report.
PROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHNGToN, Oct. II.
Omcial information has been received
here to the effect that on the evening Of
the 14th, Colonel Gausevort, commanding
the 18th New York Cavalry, had surprised
Mosby's camp near Piedmont, Virginia,
and captured al his artillery, consisting of
four guns, caisSOns, &c, also q number OF
prisoners and horses.
The prisoners captured have been sent
to this city.
A number of dry goods, clothing and
shoe stores, perhaps ten or more in all,
were closed by the military authorities
to day, and guards are placed over them.
The principals and clerks were taken into
custody on suspicion of beiug engaged in
selling goods to blockade runners. Ap-
pearances on such vessels, recently captur-
ed, afording, It is said, cause for these
proceedings.
Admiral Porter, commanding the North
Atlantic Blockade Fleet, communicates to
the Navy Department information of the
capture Of the English blockade runner
Bat, by the Montgomery, on the 10th.
The Bat is steel-built.
This was her first trip, she having been
only nineteen days at sea.
The vessel runs fourteen knots, is very
strong, and can be used to catch blockade
runners.
She was consigned to Frazer, TrinhOlm
& Co.
Charleston papers of the llth inst, an,
nounce the death, by yellow fever, of Col
Harris, Chief Engineer of Beauregard'
staff.
The Courier, of the same date, says that
81 shots have been fred at Charleston
since the last report, and 55 at Sumter
from the g Swamp Angel battery.
General Beauregsrd reached Columbia,
Georgia, on the 7th, and proceeded imme.
diately to his command.
Charleston papers condemn Davis Ma
con speech as unwise.
The men of the QuarteImastor's depart.
ment of Alexandria are progressing in
the work Of telling the trees on each side
the Ohio and Alexandra, and Mansssa!
Gap railroad.
They are now beyond Manassas, having
cleared this end of the road OF all guerril
las.
Yesterday they sent in, under guard
five gusrrillas, captured By them
The people of Alexandria, Va, wer,
Yesterday thrown into CONSERVATION b.
the arrest of twenty-five or thirty Of tn
most prominent Southern citizens, in &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
The Democrats Jefferson City cores
pondence says:
The Pacific railroad is running to Launie
Bridge troopsare rapidly being sent
there.
Gen. Fisk leaves in the morning on an
important reconnaissance.
Gen Pleasanton starts for the front to-
morrow to take command of the cavalry.
It is believed that if our mounted force
move rapidly, Prices train will be cap
tured.
Prices force Is divided, either half of
which can easily be defeated if overtaken.
Ssnbone'I cavalry are not in pursuit of
JEFF Thompson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
CAprunE oF THE noANoKE.

NEW York, Oct. II.
By the steamer Liberty, from Havana,
Oct. 18th, we learn that the report was
current at that place, that the steamship
Roanoke was captured by party o thir-
ty-fve rebels as that number are known
to have gone aboard.
Among that number were Lieutenant
Brain Alias johnson, who captured the
Cheaspske, and the engineer of Harriet
Lane, who it was said, would take charge
of the Roanokes engines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
PROM BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Oct. II.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IT,
A great excitement was caused here to-
day by the seizure by the military author
tiles of several large business.houSes and
closing them.
Nothing definite is known regarding the
cause, but it is stated they were engaged
in the contraband trade and rebel mail
carrying.
The establishments seized are Hamilton,
Easter & Co, dry goods; Charles z. Mas
ters & Co., Hardware; Jordan & Chase
clothing; and two warehouses of Weisen-
fields, elOthierS, on Baltimore street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
Special Report.
FINANc1AL AND coMlfERCIA !.
NEW York, OF. II.

New YORK, OF. II.
Stock market unsettled and irregular.
There was steady effort mAdo at the
first Board 10 impart new life to 4ailway
speculatiOns to put up the prices. which
was partially successful
The rise brought out large sell,rs, and
after call, the market was all lower. The
decline being about 19l4 from the highest
point.
After the first Board stocks were weak
and lower
Government stocks steady at morning
prices.
State and mining stocks quiet.
MoSEY-Bulls sold ont and the Besr
interest looming up again.
Gold market very irregular ard eK-
cited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

dARRIssURGl "a Oct. II.
Commissioners, with few exceptions,
have returned from the army, bringing
with them returns which show an over
whelming Union preponderence.
But very few Official returns Of the home
vote have reached the Secretary's office
The Return Judges doubtless prefer to
await the reception of the soldiers votes
before sending them in.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
BATInORE NEWS.
BALTIMORE. Oct

DALIIMOREj UcL. II.
The following business houses have been
seized by the military authorities;
Isaac Cole, Jr. & Brothers, hats and caps;
Simon Francks & Co, clothie s; A. & F.
Frederick, clothiers
All pro. rietors, clerks and employees,
found on the premises seized, have been
arrested and sent 10 Washington on
special train.
1t is understood that the War Depart
ment have ordered other arrests to be
made
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
soUTH ANKRIeAN HEWs.

SOUTH AAEREeAH NEWS.
Panama adyices of the 9Th say there Is
a prospect of a peaceful settlement Of the
Spanish-Peruvian difficulties. Peru has
appointed special Commissioners to Madrid
and has dispatched circular to its diplo-
matte agents in Europe and the United
States in relation to the Spanish question.
The circular has not yet been made public.
Chill is waiting until Peru takes decis-
i've steps before she takes her own course.
Serious revolutionary plots have been
discovered in Chilli in which Spain is sup
posed to be implicated.
The revolution in Ecuador Is thought to
be etectually crushed. et.
Peruvian advices state that the First
Congress of South America viii assemble
in a few days, at Lima. It is reported
that Brazil wishes to take part nthe Con-
gresa and Ecuador is the only State
which still stands aloof
soREIeN HEws.
The New York Times London CORES
pondent says it is proposed to send the
Prince of Wales to Dublin, as Viceroy of
Ireland.
Advices received by the steamer City of
Washington say the Royal Sovereign first
British Turret ship has been ordered out
of commission, which created much excite
ment in London, and the TEmssrcals for
an explanation.
RUMoRED CAPTURE OF DALTON BE THE
REBELS.
NASHVILLE, Oct. II.
Hoods army has moved north of At
lanta.
1t is rumored that he has captured Dal-
ton, Georgia, with 300 prisoners.
A portion of the garrison escaped.
The latest intelligence from Hood is
that he is, with the main body Of his
troops, at Ships Gap, II miles southwest of
Dalton, this side of the Tennessee River,
marching in the direction of the river.
A large portion Of ShermAn's army is
hotly pursuing the rebel forces.
! The river stands five feet on the shoals
BUTLEB's COMMAND.
The Hsralds special from Buffers head
quarters gives the following explanation
concerning rebel prisoners at work on
Dutch Gap Canal
Buffers retaliatory orders have arisen
from the report furnished by Union pris-
oners of their having to work certain
number of hours. Buffers orders and ex-
planation was read to them before setting
to work, and the result Is, that the rebels
have ceased shellipg the Canal
HOODS OPERATIONS.
The Charleston Courier Of Oct. 10th
saws a correspondent of the Montgomery
mail with Hoods army says:
The occupation Of Rome vas effected
without fight, and the dash into Marietta
was biOOdlels
When Sherman learned that Hood had
moved northward he crossed the river
with two corps and formed line Of oper-
sticu at Winnings station.
General Hoods line crossed the railroad
at Big shanty the 4th.
Two armies held this position to each
other, without firing gun.
On the 6th Sherman withdrew bis ar
tillery from Atlanta. Our army then set
to work sfectuAily destroying the railroad
from Big ShAnty to oustenculs. All ths
bridges from Marietta to Dalton we're de-
stroyed. We have strongly fortified Rsne-
saw Mountain. l-
Jackson holds Rome, and Wheeler has
possession of Resasca.
The Charleston Mercury of the 1lth has
di patch from Mobile, dated the 10th,
which says;
On Saturday our eastern shore batteries
opened fre on the guRboats and whipped
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
INDIAN NEWS.
NEW YoHk, Oct. II.

NEW YORK. Oct. n.
The POsfs Washington special says;
Theintervisw with the SiouS Indians IN
Minnesota, has resulted in demand on
the part of the Indians, that their snnu-
tiles be paid in gold, and the commissioner
will recommend to Congress compliance
with the request.
..-r ARMY HEws.
The steamer North America takes 1000
troops to the Army of the Potomac to-
day. -
The lssth New York, leaves tomorrow
The steamer Ashland goes to Boston to 3,
day to take forward 900 more.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
THURSDAY, OCT. IS, 1864
Large sale Of slITer-pIatsd Ware, &C.,

AT AUcTION.--.-..-...-.BY o. CUTTEa q SoE.
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beautiful plated Ice eTs, siiver-plated Isa7,
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This stock is OF the best quality, and fresh frsold
the manufactures. The whole stock will be :l5o1
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FROM HAVASA.

NEW YORK, Oct. le.
The blockade runner Susannah has ar
rived, from Havana on the 18th, via Gal
weston on the 18th, with S2l bales of cot
ton.
The Josie sailed for Galveston on the
IIth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
KENT CITY, OHIO.

Its Location at one Terminus of the
Atlantic and Great western Road
Its AdVantases---I1s Manufacturing
AdVantages---AtIantic shops to be
Built There---A Description Of Them
when Finished, the most Complete
and Extensive in the COuutry---s he
Glass Factory and its Capae ty----
Kent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FROM FORT MONROE.
RTREss MONROE, Oct.

The Norfolk Regime of to-day says:
On Thursday, the 18th, the 10th Corps
penetrated the Confederate line and all
but entered Richmond.
We lost about 800 men in the fight. Toe
loss of the enemy 750.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FnOnsr.LOEIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. II.
Bill Anderson and forty of his murder
GUS crew, entered Danville, Montgomery
County, Friday evening, and murdered
five citizens, mortslly wounded another,
and burned eighteen buildings.
A few citizens, who occupied the block
house in the centre of the town, undertook
to defend it, but the rebels burned the
house with several of its inmates.
All the county records, and the laW-oh-
oes and papers of three prominent law
yers were destroyed.
The rebels then went to High Hill and
Florence, and burned the railroad property
and plundered all the stores.
Saturday afternoon the militia force
overlook the miscreants near High Hill,
and killed Is and wounded II of them.
Lexington was occupied by the rebels on
Saturday, the Federsls having evacuated
it the day before.
Warrensburg is also occupied by the
rebels.
Tobacco firm.
Cotton-Receipts 2lO bales.
Flour dull
Wheat declined 36c.
Corn and oats active and firm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
FROM PENNsfLvAKIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
The Philadelphia Enquirer says that cor
rected returns foot up 8 majority on the
home vote of S,6S5 Republican majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
SAN DOMINICAN AFFAIRS.

NEW IoRKi Oct. II
The steamer Liberty brings Havana
dates of the 18th
No information regarding the peace ne
gotistions between Spain and San Do
mingo.
No news from Mexico.
THE PIRATE FLORIDA
The captain of 6 schooner which ar
rived on the 10th, reports that he was
spoken by the pirate Florida steering to-
wards Havana.
The non-arrival of the steamer Colum-
bis, now overdue, causes considerable un-
easiness.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18

Prices opened strong at 22OR, advancing
to 2222 but subsequently fell to 227S, when
a general desire TO sell seized the market.
Failures among operators caused some
activity, as contracts falling due from de-
falters are heavy and numerous.
The report of the evacuation Of Rich
mond raised on the streets this P. N caused
q stagnation for g short time.
The closing quotations was 2lSf.
Money abundant on call at per cent
thOugh exceptions occur at per cent. dis
count but little sought for.
Foreign E1changs-Moderately active.
News of the continued large failures in
creased the discrimination upon bills, and
rates suffer proportionately.
At the London stock market American
securities were freely offered.
The export of produce Last week amount
ed to nearly five and a half millions of
dollars in the home tade.
Fcreign and domestic merchandise has
improved over the previous week.
All kinds of business il steadily becom-
ing better.
Gold closed at the Evening Board at
214t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
CANADIAN coNFEpRAcY.

Quebec advice say the delegates say they
are nearly all favorable to confederate in
the Conference, but many difficulties sxist
in the agreement upon details. Some of
the points of difFerence.are of the grsvest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18

7 AIDES WRAPPERS s DRAWERS
il Ian sizes and styles, in Flannels, Msrinos aud
SIX TAYLOR, GRIsWoLD 4 CO.,
sep22 IT al7 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18

NEW 1oRK, Oct. II.
The Times letter from the Army of the
Potomac says:
Our army is now burning wood that was
cut several months ago for use in Rich
mond.
Refugees say that fuel Is very scarce in
Richmond, and selling at from $50 to 500
per cord