, 1861-11-26
ITEmIXED NEWS,

Cleveland is still involved In the fight be-
tween the Herald and Gov. Tod's Mahonins
Railroad embargo, and the press teens With
editorial comments and individual criticisms.
The Plain Dealer and the Lsader look OF with
some satisfaction, because the failure to circn
late the Herald in the Newspaper. reading coun-
try Of the Western Reserve may help their
own circulation. The Herald stands ont for
the Independence Of the press, ind shows up
Cor. Tod's Interference in 10 very favorable
light. For two or three days 1t paid m.n's
fare ever the road to throw OFF its bundles at
the stations; and nov, happily, the contest fs
ended (except 50 far as the principle is in
zelyed,) BY al arrangement with the express
company.
Barracks for winter quarters aze to be
erectcd In Camp Butler, Springfield; aud tha
csmp itself il TO be removed to location
nesrer town, and contiguous to the Gre.t
Weetern Railway t1zlk-
The sac J2cinto, with Mason and sliden
On board, was looked for at Boston Oh Thanks
giving dsy, and it was announced in the morn
ing Boston papers Tint she had been signxlled
at midnight down the bay. Tie .. s. Mar
eha1 went down With posse, In = cutter, to
esco1t the prisoners to the fort, and Boston
went up to its Thanksgiving eynagogues with
1ew item Of gratitude not embraced in the
Governors proclamation. It was false
alar1s, Is tho shn Jaclnto had put Into New
port On account Of the heavy sea
The population ef Fort Warren, the fu-
tu1e reeideaca Of Mason and Slide1l, is 100
souls, including garrison and -p1isoaers- To
relieve ths regular garrison for other duties,
Gov. Andrew Is organizing guard Of 500 nen
to serve On special duty In their stead Ths
corps il filing up rapidly. Tho men are fed
on alternate days NTH fresh and sals ratioas.
Once In two ds3s over fourteen hundred and
fifty pounds Of h.Eh besf are provided. Tae
regular array ratioas are furnished to the gar
rlson and prisoners alike. The political prie-
onete receive their 1ations with the rest, bnt
can purchase other proyisioss if they desire \
charge. Asat Of them are content With 1hat
| they get, aaa save their funds, If they h.ye
aay, Ter future contingencies. The Boston
.ensaal ssss:
t11 anticipation Of the arrival OF A1foa and
S}idell. en- fhuraeaJ, one OF onr most fasa:onaoe
tzrss re was summoned from the city yss'e day te
pnt the kid glove portion Of sne crowd in the most
perfect tensoral trim that his skill coald aecon-
| Plish- We hare no donht tbs. the task Tat psr-
| ftImed Ia 1Ae he&t manner, AID that the august
Visliets will be received bJ As de.ectaSls A3 array
Of ER Goth faces ard sflel lockt ever sesa oa
zeon."
-Beauregs1a's poetic tauat after ths fall
/ a sumlef, Ea8 teR sas .tEed by tbs castura
| Ct BesufcIt- Tho FrsRck Cresle G.nerxl will
| Understand the ioree Of the saying, "a bsau
t jou beau Ieteur-"-Louisy,4eJ Journal.
F-Severa1 persons suspected Of intending ia
| butn the Nav jersey kAlIro.d bridge ovs1
Elizabeth Greek, N. j., have been srrested.
This IL the second tins that snapteIous char
ac1t1b have been found prowling aoout the
bridge at night, and beth times have beea pc
RODS when soldiers WsFc aoaut passing alsag
the lIxe Of the read.
The BefE,lo Commercial says that = ssu
| t1eD4h whe a11iGe1 from Toronto, Tues1sJ
evtt.1g, R6ere he had residee slnca May
states tsAt cut Of The thousand English s0l
dls1s recently st11ioreu at thAs place, nearly
ss1 huudred have deserted h relates In
! stances whete tie nsn lelt in tq Q1ds. Nam
*ere retaken, but the majority managed II
escape- -.
| The Baltimore Clipper says that Thomas
tie French lady," of Chesapeake B,y fama
has lost hia resson sinco being tncarcerated il
Fort HcHenry.
OF $500, 600 sistribrted among the sol
diers 1t Port Royal, on pay day. tao third
have been sent home to the wives and lamtle
Of fthevalunteera.
The Hs'tford {Ct.} Press publishes lette
from Rev. Henry Wa.d B=eches, called fort
| BY 'be ttttement th4t fe took tor his pay $40
out Ct $1oG secsi1ed st Fste lecture given e.
charitable purposes. He Gays his regaii