Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
MORNING LEADER.
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General Mcclellan reviewed the troops
- stationed st Camp Sprague, Staten Island
= Z. On the 7th inst, By their invitation. There
s.f was quite q display Of fags and inscrip
tons, among thea one Of g Welcome, Lit
lie Mae" and there was also alibersi flow
al champagne, asoft sawder," and some
tears. il is said. The Young Napoleon is
tOlerable ct field reviews, leave-takings,
and ditch digging; and il that sort o.
GeneralshIp paid, be shoul be employed
and made 70 earn his big salary.
General Blunt in his official report Of
the battle of Honey Springs, Arkansas, |
pays warm tribute 10 the valor Of the
First Kansas oolored regiment, most Of the /
members Of which were not long since /
slaves in Missouri. They routed twice |
their number Of Texans leaving alive only /
sixty cut Of three hundred Of their foes, |
and preserved thei. line unbroken thr0ugb- |
out the hght
The copperhsads state that the war will |
be prolonged until the end Of Mr.. Linooln's
Administration. Had they held Office at
the beginning Of the war, it would have
been ended by the prolOngatiOn Of JEFF.
Davis Administration.
General Pleasanton has completed his
Official report Of the operations Of the cav
airy attached TO the Army Of the Potomac
prigine fact that the total loss Of the cav
airy corps from June 9th to the present
time in killed, wounded and missing, is
upwards Of 1000 men. This illustrates
the severity Of the cavalry service very
strikinely.
Bayard Taylor, the traveller, poet, editor,
and dipiomatist has arrived in New York
in company with his wife aud child, per
steamer Scotia. he was for several weeks
the sole representative Of our Government
ct the Russian Court Less than twenty
years ago Mr.. Taylor was an appren tice
in country printing Office in Pennsyl-
Vania.
Rev. Caleb q. Ellis, Chaplainof The ! lth
Maine regiment, has entered the service
again as 3 substitute, aud will shoulder
his musket. The patriotism Of the New
Eoglsnd olergymen has been nobly dis
W plsVed in this war No wonder ths cop
perheads gnash their teeth at religious
teachers who fight with "the sword Of the
Lord" and the best rifles or revolvers.
Charles Francis Adams, cur accomplish
ed Minister a. the Court Of Great Britain,
has taken his FIRST vacation, this month,
during his term Of service, by visiting
Scotland with his family. Mr.. Adams as
siiuity and faiJhfulness are known to all
Americans who 60 sbrosd, and prove him
worthy Of his honOred ancestry.
prominent surgeon Of Montreal has
offered his services to the Surgeon General
of Massachusetts,, expressing his desire to
- take care Of sick and wounded New Eng
land soldiers 10 the South. He is willing
70 enter upon the duties at once, and
serve without compensation, paying all Of
his expenses out Of his own funds. He
saws he would take with him various arti-
cles of clothing and comfort, as some of
the ladies' of that city had collected a
large quantity Of socks drawers and
shirts for that purpose.
Canada is said to be overrun with allow
fellows who Rave left the States to es-
cape the draft. A letter says that {" crime
is rampant in many places, and It is no
exaggerstion to say that three-fourth Of It
is traced to these runsWays."
Fsrnando Wood made speech few
months ago, in which he declared that
nloyalty" is an improper word in our Ma
tiOlsl politics, and there ought to be no
suoh thing Now, when the new land
marks OF Copperheadism are established,
the Lincoln and Wood correspondence is
published in which We have Fernando
speakiuR Of himself "as q humble but
LOYAL citisen." The designation is a good
one, bat It knocks over mass of treason
sble theories.
It is stated In the New Tork Times that
Fhurlow Weed sileneed the French Emper-
or's protest against our " stone blockade ="
Of Charleston, by reminding N. DeMorny,
(the EuperOr's brother in-laW and Foreign
Sseretsry,) Of the treaty Of Utrecht, IN
1909, according TO which France was oblig-
ed to destroy the harbor Of Dunkirk BY
meaDa Of q similar " stone blockade, at
the demsnd Of England aud Holland The
French Emperor felt too core over the hu-
initiation to recall il to the worlds memo
~ BY complaining Of our action against
rebels.
A hale old gentleman, who lives in re-
drenent in Eastern Virginia. was lately
visited by the Sd Indiana cavalry, and Ma
jor Mcclure, commanding asked Of him,
(which way cid the rebel cavalry, that
moment before passed here, go" "Sir,
was the reply 1 am under parole to the
Confederate Government to tell nothing
see. But sir, my name is John Minor
Bolts, as devoted q Union man as the
world can fpd. Iput no ifs or butts
in The case"
Il early life the rebel General Penn
psrton sought but failed TO win the hand
Of Q beautiful Cleveland belle. He after
wards married Southern woman, with
plantstion Of slaves, and thus become iden-
tihed with the interests Of the South
Fs His friends say that he is not dead, but
has gone to Richmond. Tlst may very
Cd well be. Men like Pemberton go to the
70 bad place when they die, and Richmond is
that place, according to rebel accounts.
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