Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
MORNING


rebel army officers. They cre informed
that AT they 70 willingly good wages will J
be paid; IL they DO not volunteer hey viii
be impressed
Gen. Barnside, IN his order eongratn- I
latinE his troops who took part in the
taking Of Fort Macon, says Every pa I
triot heart viii be filled with gratitude 70
God for having given to our beloved eoun-
try such soldiers" 1,
Over nine thoussnd shells were thrown
nv the feet in the bombardment Of the
forts below New Orleans. Most Of them
were lS-inch shells; which cost, with their
RniREs, nearly $50 each.
Bloudin has been drawing crowds Of
speetators 10 witness his feats at the Crys-
tai Palace, sydenham, England.
The rebels have been whipped till they
must begin TO hink the Federals take
them for syllsbub.
Portland, Maine, is 70 have two more
steam ere engines. Those already In use /
have given unqualified satisfaction,
The extensive tobacco factory Of 2 H. (
Lewis, al Glasgow, No, was destroyed BY I
FIRE on the 7ih ult. Loss estimated az
Sl50,000.
HI Sanford, Minister to Belgium has
presented the Firs. Minnesota Regiment
with q small battery Of three riAed steel
cannon, six-Poundersi with their equip
ments.
"A young lady advises rs, if we are very
sshot for war, to take arms ourselves
Perhaps, IL she Is pretty, We might be in
dnced to take hers. ila 81. Ia as.Is
Mr.. Andrew Haberfeld, an old resident
Of wheeling, died lately, eyed seventy
eight years He was the founder Of Odd
Fellowship in Western Virginia, and has
ruling passion showed strong in death, for,
lust as he expired, he said he was sabOut
to realize the grand secret
A number Of years ago free black man
Of Washington City raised sufficient money
70 purchase black woman. By her he
has since raised a family Of six or seven
children. As BY the law Of the District
the child follows the condition Of the
mother, Of conrse these children are his
Slaves. He has, therefore, 6led his claim,
and asked payment from the Government,
valuihg his picaninies at three hundred
dollars each,
News has been received at Washington
that the youngest daughter Of the late
Senator Mason, now rebel agent IN Eng
.laud. has become a7cehfrmed lunatic, and
IS he inmate Of madhouse. The cause
Is the present condition Of the country.
The n. Y. World, in allusiOn to high
prices at Nashville says that t'ohiekens
that sold 3 year ago for twenty cents each,
now command forty to City" The ROch-
ester Union thinks that is not an unrea-
sonable increase, considering their age.
The eoloneley Of the lst Vermont cav
aity regiment, made vacant BY the shicide
Of fhe late cemnande6 has been given 1to
Cant. Charles H. Eompkins, u s. a., whose
brilliant dashes into Fairfax Court House
are among the early Incidents Of the
war s-.' .5i -, a 'a
One Of our soldiers who was st the
Piusbuzg Landing battle happened 70 be
inordinately fond Of eard-playing Bur
ing the SIGHT he had three Of his fingers
shot on Holding up his Inangled member
he cared at it with G lgOk Of ineflable sor-
row, and exclaimed, as a big tear stole i'm
TO the corner Of his eye, ] shall never be
able TO hold iJltt taEd againl r
A lady at the west end, Boston, was re.
Gently fast going into adeeline5 in eonse-
quence of sleeping in room where there
were highly colored green paper hanging;
on the walls. The doctor found out the
cause the room was stripped of the hang
ings, and the lady at once began to i'm
prove. i'H
The Syracuse JOUTnal says there Fert
one hundred and forty seven salt blocks il
OperatiOuT IN that cityana vicinity las
Thursday. The market is extremely shor
Of supplies. r..s.--3 ~
II IS alleged that fast young lady
from Buffalo, has been going it strong
in New York city recently anu hRs fOrge'
the name Of her father, who is a rich man
a to cheques for considerable Tamount
The money realized was expended il
shaHls silks, and jeWelry. Papa vii
probably fix the matter up, 50 as to ayois
the most unpleasant cOnseq uences.