Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
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EsW York was intensely excited over
nagai fghi, and the success Of the Moni-
4sL The Herald says Of Wall street:
Eeantime, the street was hled with
sqnas Of people. The milionsire, the
laolrately fioh, the seeker sitter fortune,
ths5ank o6ioer, the bank clerk, the bank
boy the adyenturer, met as if instructive
ly, nd talked over the news. The intelli-
gene about Manassas was unanimously
vote great. ~
"a, but Fhat would We have done had
nolhs MonitoF arrived in Hampton Roads
Jus as she did p said gray-haired vetef-
ans half millionaire. nThere is some
fhfR wrong in the Navy Department
Tbss is something wrong there and am
sorIy to say il but believe Wslles is an
Old iegy.H -. -
l'Harfsh for Ericsson p cried another.
~ 20 has accomplished the biggelt thing
ysf.s e
aEss. he has. Give him the biggest
hoabr."
ssHerden did well. He is q brave msa.
BE must have gloried OF the chance of
sssil'ne in againat HE rebel cspt1rs5 GOy-
crRnent ought . make him aspost cap-
ahs / U8uU e Y I'D J.
afhafs trGe,S respop.ed anotAerj Ind
Whils the GeYerumsnt agsWardiug bravery,
doa'f flet u forget he brave msn who
aq1ntted kimself upCu an open hard Of
glnpOEder while the flames were raging
around him.
"You're right about that," cried sturdy
looking man, apparently sss captain
HThst fellow deserves promotion 70 The
highest limit Of his abilities. II be DON'T
want promotion he ought to have bully
subsorption.D ~ ll.ls1
8 But where has the rebel army gone d
fron Manassas q said q Wise-lOOking char
aoter
aeone to the RappahsnnOok, y replied
Gone to head of Burnside, said IN
other.
"GOne 70 tie natural defences Of thl
country" vas sin another reply.
"Gpae 70 the cotton and sugar States
where the rebels will make their las
stand before being swept into the Gulf o
Nexieo BY an old Woman's broom, Is Oh
Butler predicted in Baltimore" replied ye
another. @
Gonsl Where are the rebels Ton
Manassas gene Do you ask that, gentle
men9 don't know where they may hav,
gone, bat, for my part I wish they ha'
gone . the deFillong agos before they de
ssypyod my business and made me almost
bseeef1 This vas from On old HIerchan
who hsd been largely engaged IN tn
Southern trade, bat on aocount Of bs
debts and hard times bad almost reaohe
the verge Of rain
HIhe iron.elad war ships will introduc
sneW.ers in naval warfare remarked 9
ast1te observer Of passing events. IN
navy Of Great Britain will become oompaI
atiSels worthless against these MALE
vessels Of war;
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
quireF says; 4 -a
Probably no class Of eitizens are hsppig
over he great news than the reYeren
clergy. So many Of them last summe
before the battle at Bull Run, had prepare
sermons from the text g Manassas Is mine,
which eouldn not be preached in oonsequenl
of disappointment Of our great expeo
afionsa fhsn, that the manuscripts had
be slowed sway until more eonYsniel
season. The convenient season is now a
rived, and, Heaven be praised, Manass'
e ours, this time, and no mistake Tho
sermons, hence, viii all come in play ne
Sunday, and be just as good sc new 4
3. The parsons say they are sil ready
vote for General Mcclellan.
We have heard Of many instances
distress in business circles lately; but tn
OF the New York merchant, whose wife b
given birth to twelve children in abo
1orty-tBo months-iR instaliments Of sing
twins, triples and fours-seems to be 4
sra..rf HrIrsrr1rifrt
Z Bis 0autrhes.. df
TIE contracts for 1o,ooo-tons Of hay q
900, 900 bushels Of corn ani oats, reeeni
oEersd a Louisville, hsve been awarded
Capt Holmes, of IL, the hay at $ls.70 1
1os, and the corn ct a cents per bushel.
Tbs payment 70 be made IN certificates
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