Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28
TRAVELLERS REGlsFER.
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THE CITY.
Tn NATIONAL FAsr.-YesterdAy, tlO |
DAY Get apart as 3 time of Fasting and
Prayer By the President, was observed |
more geAerally ihrOughOp. the city than
any similar occasion for many years. Dur
ing ths snsire day, VIII busfaS exceptions,
the hanks, shops, warehouses, and other
plaSes Of business remained closed. Ser
visss we're held in nearly all the churches
sad the congregations Of these which were
net opened generally joined with others By
appOlntmenL
At TIE First Presbyterian Church, the
Forty-Firas Regiment stteRded. They
Wsrs narohed from their camp in charge
of Adiutant Sanford, and although ibis was
their arst attempt At bastAliOn movement
ths greatest order prevailed throughout
tie Hns Of march, and 10 their entrance 70
and szii from the church.
We shall, tomorrow mOrning, publish
some abstracts Of discoursss delivered By
several pastors, which are especially ap-
psopriAts to the times upon which We have
fallen. -
TRR NATIoxAL LO4E.-Forty-eight hun
dred dollars Of the National Loan have
been taken in this city siacs Wednesday
noon; the once Of the Agent not being
open On yesterday.
R.D AocIREEE 70 Carr. JOHN H. CLAPP.-
Last evening, While Capt ClaPp, Of Wade &
Huichins' onyal-y, was riding over 70 Camp,
in company via Col Doubleday, Capt.
Barnett, and Mr.. Isaac Buckingham, hs
horse came unexpectedly in contact with
COW, which was lying on the bridge. His
hasie ahyod 90 suddenly that he threw the
Captain Of against some of the wood work
Of she bridge, injuring his face in most
tsrrsbls manner, breaking both his cheek
bones -fracturing has right shoulder, and
cufti1g . severe cash in his eye-lid.s He
was taken to the Weddel House, Ehege he s
reesiTing The best Of care from Drs. Beck
With and BOynton. We understand he Is in
most critical condition, and fears are en-
tsrtained Of his recovery,
ArRaoPR1ATIoE F0E rHz MARmE Hos
PIIK.-Within The past week Collector
Ballard hss reOsivsd sn appropriation Of
Five Hundred Dollars from Washington,
for refurnishing the Marine Hospital in
this city. This appropriation was much
needed to make the inmates comfortable.
There is scarcely an article Of furniture,
belonging to Government ct for use. A
much larger amount is needed to pnt
thiz building in even q psssabIe condition,
and We understand that further sum viii.
be placed in the hands Of the superintend-
.ent Of the Government Buildings, to make
the Marine Hospital in some respects what
it shoald be-
HUDsoz CoRzET B1ED.- By invitation
Of Nh. Marble, Leader Of Wade s Hutehins'
Cavalry Band, Che Hudson GOrnst Band
spent the most Of the day on yesterday st
Camp Wade. This Band vas organized
ssout one year since, under the Lsadership
cf Mr.. Marble, (Who, by the way, is one q
ths best band musicians in the countty,)
and has attained reputation enjoyed By
few Bands in this section ofths State. The
Band consists Of fourteen pieces. Among
the psrformsra is q lad Of u years Of age,
named Arba Farewell, Who, up to fifteen
months ago never beat drum, but noV,
without doubt is iEs best DRUMMER Of Bis
age n he eolntry, and few Of any car
szsaI him. s'gs -
Previous TO lesving for home last even
ing The Hudson Band aiscourssd some er-
esllsnts music EOm the balcony Of the
American, which was enjoyed By large
number Of eitizsnss Whs expressed great
sdmirstiOn Of their performances.
HIaHLAKD UEIoz F1IE--The second An!
anal Fair Of this Society VIII be held al
GarrsttsvilIs on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct, lst, ID and Sd. The a.
fractions Of the Fair are very extensive,
and the accommodations ample for visitors.
On Monday the secretary's Books win be
opened for the registering Of stock anS ar
tieiss presented for exhibition. The first
day (Tussday) wiz be devoted to the exhi-
bidOa Of su articles except horsss and
cattle. The second day to Ell articles to-
ssthsr with horses and cattle, and in the
afternoon Gen. L R, Bisres win deliver sn
sddrsss upon AgFieulturs. The third day
% grand military psrsds, the several
eompanies in attendance to compete for
banner, 70 be awarded to the best drilled
ecnpany. Col David Tod win also deliver
81 orstion, upon the times.
FoR JoHE BRowE's CoxPAEY.--Ths La
dies Aid Society Of BEDFORD sent in ihis
morning forty y-One blankets for John Brown,
Jrss company, OWN Camp Wads. TheS
Wsre brought in BY the the c. & P. Road
free, and taken % tie camp free by ths
0neibzs eompa1y The ladies Of Bedford
deserve great eEe3it for their prompt action
n tAis matter. Some twenty blankets have
bssn furnished by citizens Of this city for
ths sane company. Thirty or forty
more are very much needed. Vim not tlsns
ladissof clevSlRnd fmitate the sxsmDis dfl
tie Bedford ladies, sud furnish as raany q | |
REIIasxD.- The Rev. J. @. White, Of the
Plymouth Congregational Church, in this
city, has rendered his resignation as Pas
tos, Whioh has been accepted We under
stand dat the Rev. -ME. CoWles, sOn OF Pro
sssssr ooElss. Of 0berIin College, who has