ARRAYS At CLrvELAsD.-on Sunday evening
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ARRAYS AT CLEvELAND.-On Sunday evening
last, as we learn from a gentleman direct IRON
Cleveland, two hotel runners Of that city got INTO
dispute, which resulted in the death OF enc oil
them, by being stabbed in the breast by the other


On the same day two sailors, who had been
discharged from schooner, returned on board
and split open the head oi of their late COM
panions with crow bar.


On Sunday, also, schooner loaded with -four
wheat and corn was sunk by being run into By
steamboat kochesteF Dc"locid''


SCHOONER SuNg.-The steamer Chicago, Capt
G. Appleby, ran into the schooner &. Jenney:
near Cleveland, on Sunday, and sunk her She
was bound for Buffalo. and had on board 3l0 o6ls'
flour and J, i40 bushels corn. all Of which must
of course be greatly damaged


u It is stated that during the recent drouth
in the Island Of Cuba, one planter IN the neigh
horhood of Matanzas lost 800 head oi cattle, and
50 much reduced was the supply and strength oil
teams that the transportation OF barrel OF sugar
forty miles cost three dollars.


R. VI. CLAYroN-This Aoronaut started on
trip on Saturday morning at O'Clock. lie gave
no notice OF his ascension. rumoF was IN cif-
cuation that he had been billed. We presume this
rumor is groundleSs. Cincinnati 0aE' D.