Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-05
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A rich man named Budd has lately died in
London, leaving S2o0,O 900 to his sons, on
condition that taey shall never wear nous
tsches; otherwise, the property is to be ap.
piled to q charitable object.
A female dromsdary belonging to a men
sgerie exhibiting at Stirling, Scotland, has
lately given birth TO a promising infant
dromedary--the FIRST ever born on English
soil. Mother and child are doing well.
Stephen Girard's bequest to Phls1elphia
Is ia danger. The heirs have won & suit for
eighty fVe hundred acres Of coal land in Ma
h0ning Valley In Pennsylvania, and it is
supposed that this decision covers all prop
erty.
The Telegraph brings the news Of " The
United Kingdom Of Cape Race The news
from New Orleans looks like an announce
ment Of the Confederate Kingdom OF the
Cape Of Good Hope-and long way Of at
that
When n. Mercier was in Norfolk, some
one began to talk to him sbVut the incfeet-
iYenHss Of the Blockade. The statement was
unansWerably met By the FFenehman, who
asked, "How is II, then, that you have no
more tea oe coffee on your table 2"
ItisBaid that Captain Travis, the celebra-
ted pistol shot, well known to many Of our
citizsns, was recently Colonel of q Tennessee
rebel regiment and that he Is now an Inspect
or General Of Department Of the rebel
army.
Setting the Thames on FIRE is q scheme pro I
posed By one Mr.. McIutosh, in view Of q
possible foreign invasion. BE proposes to
Goat q sheet OF some oombustIble hydrO-car.
bonace0us liquid over the water that SuStaius
an adverse feet TO ignite this combustible
liquid, and thus to enveloP the enemy in
flames.
A Tennesseean, who arrived with his fam
iiy and negroes at New Albany, on the 23j,
when asked if be was not afraid 10 bring his
slaTes into free State, replied, I'd Just es
s1on the Abslitionists would steal them ss
the Secesaionist1 FiggeFs, as property Of
value, are about played ont"
Gen. Fremont has approved the death SEN
tenos passed by court martial upon Henry
Kuhl and Hamilton W. W0ndon, citizens Of
Western Virgins, for the murder Of one Of
orr soldiers in cold blood These men are
10 be hung ct Suttonsville, Va, on the eth Of
Nav, A third man, Canad Kuhl, has been
sentenced 10 hard labor ct Camp CHASE, for
psrticipaiion In the same crime
TrrroTArGsRs 1T is said that there are
between Eve and six hundred men Of the
10th Maine Regiment now guarding the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, who never drank
q drop Of liquor in their lives. In this wis
Ky drinking, lager beer sWilling, vine bib
hing conntrT an announcement Of this kind
& almsst incredible.
Erastus Corning has advanced $40 900 to
the Paymsster at Watervliet Arsenal, for the
purpose Of paying the operatives ct that es-
tablishmant who have not received any
money from the GoVernmentf0T Eve months,
portion Of their wages for that time,
In banking house in Cincinnati thefs is
g messenger raned Glynne, who is a model
II Of fdelitT. During & quarter Of Q century
II be has never been Of duty for single day,
Il either because Of sickness OF for pleasure.
\ Aithsugh q married man, and the pOssessor
i of comfortable home, be has always slept
in the bank, attending IS scrrpuisusly to all
\ the duties pertaining to nis ail1ation as he
aid Vhen be frst assumed them.
We Jesrn from Hon. A. Hall, says the
4 Nashville Bnion, that there Wsss issued from
K bis ol8ce, one day last week, permits for
thres hundred and ffty balss Of eOttsAi A
considerable qpsptitT Of riee va fisq ahip'
psd@1his Is S niost chee lng ana aasplelo1'
sign u ne great pulse Of compe'ee 6 ~
begging % hsat hsalthf1lly.s And Isoei e,A- !,
missariss ure doing ell they can % terrlly sns
PoePls &oW hanli2g "a their eotteHs