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r AR4E OR SMALL ORDERS
~ fortified, Hta, nrFInm dIiod n shaRt ordW md
a. $tb9 ho0akt FsfsR fU4A1 RTHVEHa a Hno0ta
, 1861-06-14

wWe tara from the officers Of the Pitts.
bug and Ft. Wayne railroad, the Cincinnati
rapers Of yesterday morning, three hours
ahead Of the same by any other route. Thisis
quick time
, 1861-06-14

MEssRs. NoRn1s s R1DE.-These enterpr1-
sing newemen at Nos 100 Dearborn street,
announce the new and beautiful Ellsworth
envelope, nud large variety Of the Ellsworth
photographs. The envelope Is one of the
ncatest and best Of the memorials Of the Ia
mented Colonel
, 1861-06-14

Mu1rARE-Na1sb, on Aadieon street, has
received the q Military Hand Book, contain
ing much usefnl information to the volunteer.
I'D also the official articles Of WEI. The price
Is only twenty-five cents.
, 1861-06-14

A REPonT MADE-The "boys" Of Long
Jthn Engine, Company celebrated the raising
Of their new flagstaff, last evening, by firing
co guns fer the Stars and Stripes, which we're
furg 10 the hreeGe from Its peak. The pole
is 100 feet high, and the flag s6x19. Good fol
Icrg John Boys and the Chief Engineer
, 1861-06-14

WnArp1Ha PArER ron SALE quantity
Ct clean, whole newspapers, put up in pack
ages Of 1G0 each, for sale as wrapping paper.
Arply at the Counting Room Of this Office.
, 1861-06-14

No71cK-Dr. c. A Garnsey, notTithstand-
irg his late painful accident respectfully re-
quests his patrons to consult him a. usual at
his office and resldence, No. 81 North Peoria
street
, 1861-06-14

TIE WILL or SENATOR DouL.As.-The last
VIM and Testament Of tho Iate Senator Doug
las has just been fled in the Office Of the
Judge Of Probate, It Is in his own hand-
writing, is dated the 4th day Of Sept, 1857,
with codicn added July 30th, 1850. It de-
vfses aster the payment Of his debts, the resi-
duo Of his property, without Specification,
divided equally, one half to the two sons, tho
ether half to his wtfe, which lsttsr snd Danl.
P. Rhodes Of Cleveland, Ohio, sre. named E1~
ecutors Of the will The codicsl Of two years
later, HI. Douglas dying without other chill
dreu than the two ma med, makes no change
fron the above dispositions Of the WILL =,
Az OBsrHucTok k1nsrRuurRp.-NearM Muler's
Station on The Michigan Southern railway,
Tuesdsy morning, as the express train which
leavts here At 8 O'Clock was going out 1t .
high speed, the engineer discovered a log on
the track, eone disfancein advance of the en-:
gine- Tie brzkcs we're put On and the engins
wss ssrevereed, stopping the train Just before
the obstruction was reached At the same
time man was discovered walking along the
tack about half mlle ahead: A: signal waa
uade to him, 1hereupon he Immediately
Maee on ioward the woods. Five or six men
Immediately LEFT The train IN pursuit., overlook
The man and brought him back. Engineer
6miths Of engine No. Is, had seen him ulace
the log On The track. The train men nroread.
ed to gfre the fellow gevere and v.11 aeae-,
ed fogg'ng, after which they let him On.
The obstruction Was removed and the Train
Trrreedrd I'M ffs T2y
, 1861-06-14

Pos7PonED.-Ihe ladles who were to pre-
sent . dag4to the 1rish Brigade, have post.
poned the ceremony until 4 P. N. to-day,
when IT viii take place in the park south Of
lie baIracks, West Di7ision. Daniel McEl.
roy viii present the co1ors in behalf Of the
doron. and Major Mulligsn :NIl respond. An
Invitation to citizens to be present.
, 1861-06-14

KxosHA Us1oS GalRDs.-We understand
that the Union Guards, Of Keucshs, Capt. 7.
Ma1a, who actcd rs escort for the 1st Wiscon-
sin Regiment, last Sunday, have enlisted for
three years, ana are bound to 60 South.
, 1861-06-14

ODsEQuEs OF RErA1oR DouaLAs.-We have
received from the publisher, neatly gotten
up pamphlet, containing thefu1l report Of the
procession, faneral obsequies, oration Of
j. Bishop Dnggao, and other interesting matter
relativa to the demise of Judge Douglas It
can be had 1t any Of the Bookstores or News
DepotR
, 1861-06-14

JoT TO TIE CAMPs-Hiram Joy has sent
down to Camp Long" five hundred pounds
Of Ice fer two hundred men, and has agreed to
furnish prcpo1t tionate amount for the entire
regiment, gratis. That'sthe right kind Of JOY
tn have ahnut In Har1n Eeather.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
NRw YORA 1IARKET-Nov. as


BLOUH.-Market rules heavy and in favor Of
buyers while prices have under gone no mstsrial
change, Market closing dull and h0ayy.
SO for GuDerdnS state; 20 iof sTfra state;
S64Osr50 for superino western; e56On5 go for COM
PinF brands extra FouHd ESop Ohio; sS,sGSias i6r
,GxNkDA FLOUR-In fair demand and un.
salsl 800 bbls ct Ss,isas,sO fer supsrAne; S5,65
9I.e tor common 70 choice extra.
moderate sales al q, ,25a4,4O.
CORN MhAL-Markst firm. Gales 400 bbls
WHIsk Y-MArket without decided change
Sales $50 Ibis ct a0H3N4c.
WttEAT'-Markot hrmer with moderate business
Sales Of is 600 bushels Chicago spring at l2sl27c
1919 bush northwestern club Sl,1Ial,25. liO0 bus
spring state 81 81 2lGl q: 47,0U bush Milwaukee
olut az Sl,l70l29; is SO buih amb Iowa at Sl 29
l30 j go bushels winter red STATE at 81 s7Al SIS
white Indiana at Sl,40; COZ bush white Nj higan
ct 81 ,49G ~ 80 extra choice do at 81, 50.
RNEIMarket withoat Important change. Sales
SAHLRY-dsrEet firm. Sales Oo bush COM
mon state az zCci 400 bush common Canada At 75c;
9 ID q cargo Of California al 7bc.
OORN-Markot heavy aud sllghtly faVors buyers.
Sales ltI 900 bush at Soc for badly damaged mixed
western6ie good to prime shippingdo chiefly At
0GTs-Heavy. dropping; sales at t7a4s, for Oan-
PORk-Fair business doing Without change Sale
ltoo bbls rs tl2."@ls,W for meas; tS,oO9s,O for
prime.
BEEF-Markst quiet and unchanged. Sales 600
bbls ct St,O0t5O Tor country prime; fSCO65,o0 for
country mess Sl,OO9l2,O9 for rsDaeked messi $500
@l3,5O for extra mess,
PRIME MISS BEKF-Marksi Is inactive at
Sle3l9,5O.
BkkR HAlIS-In fair demand sls8l5,5O.
UUE mkAEB-pull at 454644o tor shoulders;
b@s54e for hama. We notise sAss Of 200 pounds
green hams Bt Go.
BAOON-In fair demand. Sales 200 boxes short
ribbed mid les city cut ct Sc
DRESSED HOGB-In active demand and firm
At ~ 615c.
LA1kD--Market continues in good request
Sales 1910 bblg at 814A9Hc,
ll02lc for state.
better prices. sa,es at 5S@6c for Chi a. 6A@1 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

But although they should be bensfted b.
the enforcement Of this law 90 solemnly de.
clared by the great powers Of Europe, we are
not dependent on that enforcement for the
successful prosecution Of the war. As long
as hostIlitiss continue, the Confederate States
will expedite steady increasing capacity to
furnish their troops with food, clothing, and
arms.
II they should be forced to fOTego many Of
the luxuries and comforts Of Lie, they viii at
least have the consciousness Of knowing that
they are thus becoming more and more iRde-
pendent of the rest of the world.
He concludes az follows:
While the war which is Waged 10 take
from Us the rights Of selfgoyernment can
never attain that end, It remains TO be seen
how far it may work a revolution in the in
dustrial system Of the world, which may
carry suffering to other lands as well as our
own. In the meantime We shall continue
this struggle in humble dependence upon
Providence, from whose searching scrutiny
we cannot conceal the secrets of our hearts
aud to whose rule we confidently submit our
destinies. For the rest we shall depend upon
ourselves. Liberty is won where there rests
tho uneonqusTable win 10 be free; and we
have reason to know the strength that is
given by a conscious sense, not only Of the
but Of the righteousness Of our
cause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
FRonI mIssOURL

TIPToE, No, Nov. %.
The burning Of the principal part Of tha
town of Warsaw is confirmed By gentle
man who arrived from that vicinity this
evening. The main business portion Of the
togn. e)nssing of enc large block and saw
eral smaller ones, were in flames when the
gentleman left. The town being scattered il
is probably that nearly all the residences e.
capped.
The Quartermaster and Commisssry De-
partments were located in the large block,
but greater portion Of the GoTernmsnt
stores had bsen removed.
It's supposed to be the work Of secession
ists.
The troops who were there at the time
we're on the march 70 Ssdalia and left in the
mOrnsng following the fire, which occurred
on Thursday.
Later via LedRlia.
The town was fred about o'clock on
Thursday An the business portion Of the
place is in ashes. The troops which were
stationed there LEFT about O'Clock ?. n
and are now here. A portion Of the con-
missary store, for which We had no transpog-
tation, vas burned BY order Of the con-
manding officer.
It is thought by the eommandiug ohicsr
that the town was fred by citizens, as man
dressed in citizens clothes was seen coming
from the building in which the FIRE Eas drst
discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
FRO1l BAUTTWORR.

BALFINoRE, Nov. "a.
Dispatches to Cen Dix from Eastern Vir-
ginis, announce the capture Of three rebel
officers a captain and two hsLtenants, and
seven cannon, all new and in good order,
All traces Of disloyalty seem to Be dissp-
pearing in both counties. County meetings
will be held tomorrow to renew the 81
legiancs to the federal government. The
people will 6rst adopt the State government
Of IVES ern Virgins as a temporary meas
ure, and then look for legislative act OF
the State and Of Maryland for anneEation to
the latter.
The Secretary Of The Treasury ordered the
renewal Of light on Cape Charles.
The Post-MasteF General sent 3 special
agent to renew the postal arrangement with
both counties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

stances which, If not dealt with byprussnea
and discretion, may lead to local .1sss
which | truEt viii not as least extend fbsri-
selves TO bring Us within their range. Oh
the other side Of the Atlantic we see & cot
srnment with tbs deepest sfiietios, fehssfs1
Win az af1ietion which no words can a. :
press eheers differences of the most Ian
entable kind among those whom We cal
cousins and relatives. Ohesrs.7 Il Is NOT
70 Ior rs to pass Judgment upon their disputes.
u Is enough for ~ 70 offer ferYsnt prsysr
ms. snen differences may not be Of lsng
continuance, and that they nsg be specify
succeeded 6y the restoration Of harmony and
Of peace. lCheers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

THE KRTsToEH STATE PRoBABLY LOsT.-
The report in our yesterdsy'y issue, that the
steamer keystone State had passed down,
We have ascertsined TO be incorrect. The
information was received to that effect by
the propeller City of Madison, which met
the Ocean the night previous, supposing il
TO be the Keystone. It is now two weeks
since she TOOK her departure from this port
for Milwaukee to load for Buffalo, and she
has been SEEN but once since that time, and
then on Lake Huron of Point au Barque,
during some heavy weather, apparently dis
ebled and rolling tremendously in the
trough Of the sea. As she has not arrived
at any Of the upper lake ports, nor at Mack
inae, Saginaw, Thunder Bay or Goderich,
on the Canada shore, it is much feared she
has gone down with all on board, and the
Vestsge of Wreek seen recently on Lake
Huron, are fragments which have broken
adrift from the ill-fated steAmsF.-DstT5i
Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25


Observation-Disclosures has just concluded
a two months engagement at the Boston
Academy Of Music. He is announced to ap-
pear at the Philadelphia Academy on the
"a Of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams opened al
the Winter Garden, New York, on Monday
evening last.
Ar. CouldOck is playing iortnight's en-
gagement at McVicker's Theater, Chicago.
Mr.. Hackett has commenced an engage
ment in PiItsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence commenced q six
weeks' engagement at the TheatsI Royal,
Manchester, st the latter end Of October,
and will proceed thence TO Belfast, Edin-
burg, Glasgow and Dublin. They have re-
ceived an offer of f2O, 900 for two years per-
formances in Australia.
Bourcicault is preparing piece, founded
on the present American war, for the Lon
don Adelphi Theater.
Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt sang
for the first time in London, after an Sb-
sence Of Eve years, on the 22d of last month.
Ike occasion was q charitable one, and the
performance was the OratOriO of "Elijah."
CarlOtts Patti, AdelinA's sister, assisted BY
Madame strakOsch and others, sang in
Washington and Baltimore, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
BUSINESS MOTORS
LlIIIs's Bank LooI6---warranted for Een
Xenra


Hsving been informed that some Of my
old Rank Locks, through representations
made BY Bank Lo2t Agents, have bean re-
moved aud other locks placed upon safes OF
my manufacture, therefore take this meth
cd of informing Bankers and others using
any of my Bank Locks made within the
last twelve years, that will exchange my
new locks for the old ones OF Troy, n. T.,
or at my agencies in the ciLies of New York,
Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago,
st. Louis, and Louisville. Amy information
regarding an exchange can be ebtained at
these Agencies.
Ny new Lock combines the revolving
tumbler with the leveror slide lock Of Yale,
and Day Il Newell, without the Objectionable
feature OF the key and powder holes, and is
operated as my old Lock, without additional
complications.
This lock am prepared to guarantee as
proof against both pick lock thieves and
pick lock competitors, for the term OF ten
years, by legal instrument over my own
signature. I will also, on demand, at any
time and place, offer my new lock for test,
to be opened without injury, and will put
up two dollars against one-the amount TO
be from $500 (ive hundred dollsrs) to $4,000
give thousand dollsrs.) LEwIs IILLrE'
R. P. MYERs, Agent, Cleveland.
nov23:36S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

Cart, szURTLEFF.-The LOrain County
Hswa thus speaks of an incident which has
come TO lis knowledge concerning Capt.
shurtlef, Of The 7th Ohio, who was taken
prisoner by Floyd in Western Virginia.
fbe impression which the young soldier
made on the enemy during and after the
battle Of Cross Lanes, was 50 favorable that,
Immediately on his being captured, he vas
st once taken IN high favor by them. GEN
eral Floyd not only took him to his o<vn
tent for quarters, and gave him place at
his own table; but, early the next morning
after the capture, gave him the freedom Of
the camp. With the 6rst moment of liberty
be made haste to the wretehed so-called h,os-
pital in which the gallant members Of his
command who had fallen in battle, Iay
cherries and sad. There he spent the ,lav
and the subsequent night in ministerin,E TO
the broken and wounded, removing from
them, 50 far as he could, thoir clothing stiff
with blood; washing them and tenderly as
sauaging their sorrow and quiekening their
hopes,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
THE CITY.

THe soLDrEEs AID PAaTT.-ThiSis is Monday
mcrning without much doubt, Chat is il the
boys dOn'tstssl your paper, and consequent
y there are only some sixty hours between
1hs present moment and the time 70 begin
dressing for The grand party which is to take
place at the Angler House and the Academy
sF Music. We have figured the thing up
fhus closely because there are great many
Faung ladies who are counting the hours,
and Il may be satisfaction to them 10 have
theiF reckoning verified. The arrangements
Whieh have been made are admirable; esps-
eiaIly those which eoneern the supPer-rOOm,
which Is to be kept open from ten O'Clock
luntil three.
A large snd excellent band has been en-
gsgsd, and those who may choose to dance
Eiil find the Academy of Musis fitted up for
thls purpose 10 their entire satisfaction.
Present appearances indicate that there
viii hsan attendance which has never been
surpassed in numbers BY any similar Occa-
sion in this city since the famous "sons of
Malta Ball." and the Aid Society will IN
dOnbtsdly Ieap a rich harvest.
Ths season is already upon US which viii
call for a still greater effort than has yet
besn made for the relief Of the sick and Suf-
fsring in our army, and it ia the duty of all
persons 70 render such aid as they are called
upon for. The Aid Society hiss made NO di-
Eelt demands as yet upon the charity Of the
Vualie, but has cOn6ded entirely on volun-
tary assistance. So far its efforts have
met WiNh most encouraging success, and
that this success may be uninterrupted
Cleveland paoPls must continue to contrib
ute their mite. Buy tickets then, whether
you 20 to the parry or not.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
FROM KANSAS.

KANSAS CIffi NOV. -.
The dry goods store of. W. P. Shannon
was broken into and robbed last evening by
some 20 or 80 men in soldiers dress, armed
with revolvers and sabres. The windows
and show cases were completely demolished,
and some S., 900 worth of goods carried of.
Several drinking saloons were demolished
last night and to-day By order Of the Provost
Marshal, the prOprietors having violated the
proclamation forbidding the sale OF liquors
n soldierg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

~ Ths price Of ths MoENHa LEkD1I 20
nSEs agents il One Dollar and Fifty Csnis
pr hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Ihs postage on the LnkDERj " NsWI
Dealers, il ous-fourth ofa cent per- copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
Psstags stamps should send Us one and thros
eaut ingissd Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

~ MeasTs. Gilbert PsaNe, dealers on
Ontario street, are receiving fi;een tons Of
catawba sFapes from Kelly's leland. They
have tEungOn the vines TIL thoroughly ripe
and in. quality have nsTer been szcslled ~
any TOP gathered in Northern Ohio. They
are dssigusd for the hOme market, and are
thee c'hsapsst luxury that can be bought.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
FRn,I NEW YORK.

NV loh4l NOV. =.
The prize bark Providence has arrived
from of Charleston.
The prize brig Delta, Of Liverpool for
merly the ". N. Rice, ct Boston, has arrived
tfom Galveston Bar, captured BY the U. 8.
sloop Of war SanteF, of Mstamoras. She
has on hoard the crew of the Annie Taylor,
taken of Galveston by the o. 8. steamer
South Carolina, and now assisting as ten
der.
The British gqnboat Rensldo has 81
rived,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
FReM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUis, Nov. "a.
Gen. Halleck has issnsd lengthy general
orders, making the entire affairs Of this de-
partment conform strictly with the army reg
ulstions, and reducing everything 70 q com
plets and easily understood system.
Special to the Democrat from JeGefson
City, oath;
A train Of 10 emigrsnt wagons arrived
10 day from Hickory county, and TIE roads
from the Southwest are said to bsIined with
refugees.
Price Is reported to be on the Usage river
crossing north.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

ELECTRIC BATHs.-Dr.GibsOn' new eisc'
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, RsnFAlgia, disease Of the brain and
insEnity. These baths equAliSe the Oircu-
lstiOn and remove almost every disease in
smanner truly astonishing. No ether bath
id the world give sush universal sstisfse-
ton 10 the sick. The plsassntsst bath
room in the city for lsdiss--A female Oper-
stOr in attendance. OEiss No. III Ontario
street. jys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
FROM MISSOURI.

RoLIA, No, %.
McGulloch with large force is now en-
camped between Springfield and Lebanon.
His pickets extended last night over a space
of l5 miles this side of Lebanon. This is
reliable. ItBas rumOred in camp last night
that the advance of the rebel army, 5000
streRg, was at the Gasconade, about IS miles
west of here. This, however, is not credited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. Rat q
meeting Of Directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, oD Wednesday evening last
the President, Mr.. Garrett, announced that
with the arrangements now being organized
it was expected that al an early period the
B fillmore and Ohio Rail Road will be again
in full and successful operation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

'On Saturday evening an elegant supper
Wss given BY Capt. Ross, of the Weddell
House, to the officers Of she Second Ohio
-Csvslry. A large number Of citizens and
military gentlemen were present, and the
evening passed OF in thsmost pleasant and
ssociabls manner.
The following we're The tossts which FsEe
given:
By Mr. Ross.-Ths gallant Second Regi-
unant Of Cavslry, Ohio Volunteers May
lthey 60 forth eonquering ard 70 conquer, and
nstun covered with the g!ories Of battles
Hl9Wiotory.
By Mr.. Hutchins.-CoI. John Ross the
medal landlord Of model hotel.
By Mr.. Thayer-Msy the Stars and
-rstripes eontinue 70 foat over our land and
the government handed down 10 rs by our
fathers be preserved
By Mr.. Hutehins-The Daily Press Of
cleveland: Loyal to the Constitution aud
sGsvernment Of the United States.
By H. s. stevens-To the ID Regiment
Ohio Cavalry. Their departure from Clevo
land is witnessed with both ioy and sorroW
by the "Old folks at home" JOY that they
can participate in the glorious war on our
borders, and SORROW that we are to lose tx
presence Of 90 many friends from among us
By Mr.. Thsyer-0ur National Flag. Thu
hOps Of Freedom; God speed the day when
It shall shelter nooPpressor.
BF J. IDgersoll-The Rank and Fle
TIE bone an d muscle Of the service Of Whiet
he officers an the brain and nervous sys-
teri. A sound b. ain with steady nerves al
ways gives strong slows with sure ain.
By Mr.. Mlnor-The City Of Cleveland
Its people ever generous towards those Wh'
20 70 6ght the battles Of Their country.
By. Col. Deublsday-The niaVe men VIII
-conpoSe tbsrank and file Of tho 22d GaVal
~ Regiaeuts Nay the officers prove Wor
thy Of ths Syust they repOse in them
In response TO tie second to@Sst, Col Kos
made the feliowiBg liItlo speech:
IA response % the tosst just give. y re
turn 70 you, Col. Doubleday and the o. ~aesi
under your command, my kindest thas. I
for the many fsVOrs received from you an
them.
We are now about 10 part. You 10 gc
forth 70 do battle 10 sustain the Constitution
and enforce the laws Of our common country
Hay you and ali under your command, b
under the protection ef Divine Providence
ard safely return TO the bosoms Of youl
friends and families, who will think Of YoJ
while absent and gladly recsive and well
come you as soldiers who have done YOU
whole duty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
rRnnI knRr MONROE.
FoRf MoNaoE. ~. 23-

FoR1 MoSRoE, Nov. %.
Last evening the gunboats Cambridge and
Heizel proceeded up York river some dis
tance, and at halEpast 10 o'clock opened
hot FIRE OF shells on the rebel camp at War
wick The attack being apparently unex-
pected, only little resistance was made. Be-
tween forty and fifty shells were 6red, and
the rebel camp was entirely demolished.
Il IS the supposition that large number
Of rebels were killed.
Gen. Mansfield assumed commands at New
port News in place Of Gen. Phelps.
Col. Weber is appointed to Camp Hamil-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
From CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.
The sixth and seventh stories Of John
Aitchells chair factory was destroyed by
fire last night, Loss between FIVE and siE
thousand dollars partially insured
Gen. Nelson's brigade Of Eve thousand
men left here this afternoon, BY river, for
LouiaEille