Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-24

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another Omcer Wounded In the Rear
Rankl
tiThere was a little man and he had little gun,
And his bullets were made Of lead.
he went 70 the brook aad he shot litte duck,
And ho killed it deed deed, dead {"
"Au omoer with three rows Of brass but
tons on his breast, and two pair Of spurs upon
each heel, has been delivered, BY the aid Of
the Midwife OF the Herald, Of tBias Like
most Of old women in a ike situation he seems
@ have lost his senses, il he ever had any,
for b slashes and cuts, right and left, and IS
more terrible than an army with hammers"
First we have a mis-speiled quotation from
Eatia grsnmar, thena quotation from the
Bible, then he talks about &c drinking bad
whisky" and upon this subject he is more
81 home than upon eitberSf the Other tWO.-
Then be speaks about "spitting upon on
GERS" and " blowing the noses Of the pri-
Yates, which last occupation would be far
more respectable than to be seen in company
with the " Officer A" aforesaid.
He says he has received pastfayOrs at our
hands, This We deny, we never granted any
fellow, OF fellows Of kis stamp favor, unless
indeed It has been in our not Publishing an
account Of some drunken scrapes, or scenes
n houses Of ill-rePute in which some Ofthsse
gentry have taken part.
can 0Gieer says "it is enough
for rs to do, to break up the Union party,
without interfering With the oRoerS Of the
Union army who are sacrificing themselves
Sor us and our country" Like many other
ofieers this one says nothing Of the ne. who
are almost daily slaughtered BY the hundreds.
We suppose tlsy are Of no account in his ss-
timation, +" only mere tools to be knocked on
ths hsuaiike dogs" +" if they get a little tiPsy
over & glass Of grOgi but an officer may keep
drunk from one weeks end to another, and
what Of it, why, CT Is HobOdy's busi1ess."
We are informed q The o6ieeis are daily
saeriasing themselves for ifs." We we're not
aware Of this, but If such is the case, We ask
the privilege Of designating few whom We
think It would be FOR the interest Of eommu-
nifty to have sacrificed immsdiateIy, as
they are Of no use whatever, and the country
would thereby rid itself Of a useless bill Of
expense.
We WOuld again repeat, that our articles
on. this question refer in no way to those ofh-
GERS who are here on business, or who are
home visiting their families; but VIC would
respectfully call the oficer's attention to
General Order No. 81, of the War Depart
ment, which he viii find in another column
. Ofthis paper.
FBox LAKE sUPERiOR.-Ths steamer City
of Cleveland arrived yesterday from Lake
Superior. Mr.. Robinson, her clerk, fur
nishes Us With the following items Left On
tonagOn Tuesday A. M; lay of Eagle River
in dense fog for the purpose Of making
landing, about seven hours, when the fog
lifted with wind blowing gale; sea made
50 fast that it was not safe to call at any of
Abs way ports, and ran for the Portage.
Len Portage Wednesday P. NJ; vessels
st Portage Lake, Bayne, Jones; schOOpors
Hale, Exchange, Roberts and Racer; steam
sr Sea Bird, bound up.
Let Marqustto Thursday P. NJ Vessels
at port Of Marquette, Bayne, Cleveland;
schooner Middlesex ready to leave; sehoon-
ers Herald, Twin Sister, yorktown, and brig
Globe; steamer Planet laid up; schooner NJ.
CourtWrightoG Pictured Rocks bound down.
Vessels passed through Sault Canal, June
Isth-Up: sehrs, Flight, St. Paul and Hunt
rsss Down; E, Warren, Wm. G. Grant, Mi
Ian and Ironsides. June l9th-Up: J. L.
Gross, L. Rawson and Nonpareil Down; F.
J. Brown, st. James and L. J. Fsrwell.
6Left sault Friday A. NJ Met in tow Of
Gen. Mcclellan sehooners New London and
St. Andrew; six miles below sault met
steamer Illinois at Chureh's; met schooner
Dsyis and one otbes vessel above Pipe Is
hnd met steamer Iron City at the DetOur
Thescity Of Cleveland brings as cargo ia
gross tons iron Ores for Wyaudotte; 54 tons
ingot copper for Cleveland, and quantity of
other miscellaneous freight.