Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

ffenEcet IN noUclng the report that Jeu.
Dsv ls's oosobman is reported to hare ran
sWas from him, says "Wen, Mcclellan
can drive him"
We have heard Of many things on which
tOpeTs contrive to get drunk, but Of nothing
so strange as chat in the 6ass Of james
Qui8ly, woo, as reported, was eonvieted Of
having got drunk on the testimony Of two
polite officers
Tom Moore compared love to a potato,
betause 1t shoots from the eyss.P q Or
rather" ezclsimed Byron, because It be.
comss ell the less BY pairing"
Tie explosion Of bombs In the streets is
becoming one Of the features Of out. door
life IN Naples. No one can tell who fires
the1. Demonstrations in favor Of Carl.
bald frequently take place, saRd cries Of
"Dawn. with tie Pope" q Death to the
Priests" alarm the clerical party
Passing along the street few days ago,
We observed, in a partially vacant house,
the following notice: 1.-THE upper part Of
this house to let containing three rooms,
cellSr, kitchen, and backyard"
AloOuntry paper says, "Our account Of
the thunderstorm last week contsined
slight erfor-instead Of hail stones as
large ss pullsts, read bullets" HA
We have heard Of asking for bread snd
receiving stone, but q gentleman may be
considered Sc 5til worse treated when he
asks for lsdy's hand and receives her
fathers footl
Avoiding occurred st church in Bos.
ton st which the bride appeared in white,
and the two bridemaids respectively IN red
and blue.
al iOhild was recently baptized in Boston
BY the name 0f seRaFd BlsiF Halletk
Burnside Mcclellan. AWfulis
Commodore Foosszisa very religious
lSsn, es is- known Sons one says
thst.tAs e feeling o6m5s mEFt
think "a .oass 9 tas : hard shsil
B shop XII 1P. e Of 0allfolnis n a
report which be nakes hfeG6h q irit
i Missions, kstimsss - lGmahs z don9 'by
rscsht foods in 0llifOruh at O,OO0, SOO.
The runninR tiHs Of .hS Southern Bill
rOsd cars isA a4Put teH milesi an 5our
Thai Of the ssb9 srmies on aot spout
sighf. ~
There is a lriisz;is eif5am c3untY, N.
z, Fho b S mia alldren. His 1aRe
iA FhrlOh iaSa qiEhE boy nd sifls.
Eight furlongs cnem
Ah anti-tobecc6 lecturer SPOKE 20 power.
fully against the use Of tobacco, that seT-
erailof hi3 Eadien6s sent hons add bHFnsd
theft oigars-holding one end Of them in
theif mOdth-by way ofPunishment.
Itlis proposed to erect upon Waterloo
bridFe, covering iis entire length, an iron
struSture, which shall serve the purposes
of powered foOtWay, winter garden and
/ conservatory, q grand salon, or apartment
! for Airs and festivals, and q ERfiety of
othek objects, utile and ornamental. a
sfbok company proposes to buy the priv,
liIeFb of such erection from the proprietors
OF u g bridge.
The Missouri Democrat says that men
liare d large in that State who boast that
i theyl can take the osth Of allegiance al
brsakfsst, dinner snd supper, and oleaT
out Lincolnite 70 90 to bed upon" WIS
is needed Is q few summary hangings q
these rasoals.
| Al Irishmsn who bad returned froH
Italy where he had been with bis master
Wss ssked in the kitchen, g Yes, then Pat
what is she lava hear the master talking
I sbout o. "Only drop Of the crater,
.hWsB Pats reply.
II 4 liberal English Statesman, writing /,
a correspondent in Boston, remarks: al
have stroDg belief that Fhsa yoar pres
ent troubles are over you will have NOR,
friends in England than ever before. Thil
leveitement and discussion and inoreaset
!, S5fornation viii have done much good
md t think the future Of the two nations
nav be more really friendly than the pas
has been"
A Mornon woman thus writes to fe
i.naaIeI friend In New York ststs; " Will
Von of tbs North and South have gone :
/ killing each other Of We Of Salt Lake or
p0puisting the country viii sKtrsoroinsr,
fa1idity. One Of our elders recently be-
nc LET'S than nine children born % hin l
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