Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
slaIo = M CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY s. 1861
paay 5a5d Aa GalfiOa aLatdsl those 9th,
sprague Cadets.


sprague Cadets.
Most Of the companies were on drill yes
terday morning, among which we noticed
the Garrabaldi Rifles, who.are raPidlyiim-
proving. They now number 80 picked
men. Company A from Akron still contin-
ues to occupy a grea. share of the public
attention, and Companies and c from the
sehS tORn'A becoming quite Proficient in
marching drill.
THE HOSPITAL.
We paid anothervisit to this institution
yesterday and were politely shown around
by DR.. Prentice; We visited the different
wards and found some new cases. There
were eight discharged yesterday morning,
and at present the number of patients re-
ceiving attendance in Camp and Hospital
smoqnts p 44 10 one could be mpre at
tentive and kind to his patients than DR..
Prentice, and they all speak gratefully of
him and his assistants. Every thing is well
conducted and in perfect order, and no pa
tient is lsft 1neIrsa Fde9H m0ld
Among the patients in the different wards
are two very severe cases of typhoid pneu-
nonia, one oe which is considered danger
Gus. Adam Waterbury, of Capt. snOeks,
company of Antwerp Rifles, and VIM. Wells
of sprague's Defiance Company, are the
names of the patients. Every possible at
tention is given them, and their friends will
DE cheefea 10 Know they Arsafh good hands
and will be cared for. The member of the
Bucyrus Light Infantry who was SO danger
Ously SEX has uacoSsYed And vii he dis
charged to-day.
ANOTHER REVOLVER.
Orderly Sergeant Thompson, of the zou-
ave Light Guard, Company B, was yester-
day presented with a fine revolver by A. 8,
Powers, Esq. lasns1osss sslsl A
CAPT. DE YILLIERs' COMPANY.
Among the. excellent, companies inthe zth
Regiment, which arrived yestefd4y We mo-
ticed Capt. De Villiers' company of Zouaves.
The officers of the company are Captain De
YillieEsi 4st Lieut. 47T, stsFingj I'd Lieut..
Capt. De Villiers is veteran soldier, hav-
ing served with honor in the French army
lOE AudlJ goof9y ACuucLcu GAllCloub scr
vice in the African and Crimean wars
Lieut.. Sterling is an excellent young man Of
known ability, and I'd Lieut.. Sweeney is
good 0ficert 8 Ane tactician and has the con
idence of his memo. S. journal.
ro2, ceARg. wIsENAN's COMPANY.
capt. Wiseman's Company, the National
Guards, belonging TO the 7th Regiment, is q
fine looking body of men. We are inform
ed that twenty-thrse Of ehislmsR are old sol
diers, having served either in the European
or Mexican war. Capt. Wiseman was form
erly Lieut.. Colonel of the 18th New York
Regiment, and is a splendid looking officer.
%. s. JoilTnal.
THE UNION EXPRESS COMPANY.
The following order has been transmitted
to the agents ofithe Union Express Com
pany:
OFFICE OF THE UNION LINE ExPREss Co.. I
70 Cleveland, Nay 7th85 1851. !
Agent Union Line Express Co.
SIRi-During our national troubles. or un-
til further notice, you will, ,on every occasion,
refnse to receive, or forward by our Express,
matter destined to points in the Seeding
States of this EnionJ or to points in the in
terror of these Ststes which have or may fail
to comply with the demand of our Federal
Government for troops.
You will also refuse 10 carry beyond the
limits Of this State any arras, munitions, or
articles which n ay be eontraband Of wal, on
any account, either public or private, with
out first advising me and obtaining my writ
ten consent. ...s5lSsa5
! Yours, &C., VIZ. HEwETT, Sup't.
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