Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24

"A colored man, named Stephen A. Doug
las, was arrestedi Philadelphia, on Sunday,
for drunkenness, and Patrick Henry for breach
of peace.
An old woman, named,,Elizabeth Orr, was
burned to death at Rochester, N. Y, On Tues
day last her clothes catching fire from a an
dies.
Two of Col Fremonts partners in his
geld mine which is said to be yielding great
profit, are Vermonters named Billings and
Park.
The Provincetown Banner says the whole
front Of that town presents the appearance of
being shingled over with cod fish.
"A grasshopper has been brought to this
country from Panama which measures eight
and one half inches in length, and girts four
inches.
At the Bethel, Maine, Town Fair a pre-
MUM is to be paid for the best patched coat
presented by an unmarried lady.
Laura Keene's (the New York %actress)
real name is said to be Sally Taylor.
The Valuation Committee of Massa-
chusetts have established the following prices
for the appraisal of cattle, sheep and swine
Oxen, $40 each, cows S25 each; swine S. each,
sheepS2 eachF steers and heifers $40 each.
in making an excavation in hard clay
four feet below the surface, recently, at Lit
Teton, N. H, a frog was uncovered, which
seemed lively and lesped about with great
vivacity.
james Bugbee, a musician, has recov-
cred So, 800 against a Philadelphia horse
railroad tor injuries received by a swing turn
pike pole, entering the car wherein he was re-
turning from a concert.
The New York correspondent of the Bos-
ton Post says that the author Of Rutledge is
Miss Harriet Lane, the niece of President Bu-
ohanan.
Eleven students have been suspended
from Dartmouth College for putting young
Fowler athrough a course Of sprouts" and
insulting his father who went to protect
him. The faculty are still prosecuting their
investigations.
Mary Smith, residing at Newburg, on the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
having been been disappointed in love, com
mitted suicide a few days since, by placing
her neck over one OF the rails just as a train
was dpkADAluluks AAG MhCNAo cSfNAGA Il
head from her body.
The st. Catharines Journal says;-"George
Davy, and another stranger, have been rob
bed of money in Toronto by getting into the
company of ~disreputable females. Strangers
must be careful Of their pocket books when
going to the Upper Canada metropolis. #
the men don't rob them the sgomen WiU.'
Richard q. Richardson, who has been on
trial at Portsmouth, N. H., for the murder Of
Stephen Healey, at Auburn, by poisoning, On
Saturday was convicted of murder in the
second degree. On Monday he was sentenced
to thirty years in the State PrisoD-ten days
solitary-and costs of prosecution.
The Bloomington (n.) Paragraph says
that J. O. Talbart and wife, who lived Line
miles from that place, have been arrested for
shocking cruelty to one of their children,
which they had kept shut up in in a smoke
house for three years, without clothing, only
a little straw for q bed, and with its legs
tied, simply because the child could not speak,
and they were ashamed of it.
Gov. Banks has appeared before the public
three times since he was insulted at the
Princes ball, and on each occasion has been
received with unmistakable marks of popular
favor. At Fannuil Hall, at Cambridge and
at the dinner of the Cadets, his appearance
was the signal for such hearty and prolonged
applause as is rarely bestowed upon any per-
son in tbs part of the country.