Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-03
MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 5, 1sss.



sl Miscellaneous.
A great man is one who can make his |
children obey him when they are out Of his /
sight
A gentleman can probably marry any |
lady Of his acquaintance If he-Plsgses.
No man is happy who is not cheerful by
the music Of bird in his bosom.
Persons who have occasion to visit WASH /
fnrton are warned that the small poX is
prevailing there to considerable extent.
Rev. DR.. Chaplin, the UniEersalist divine,
spent New Years in Rome. His health Is
quito restored, but the date Of his return
home is still uncertain.
The Oldest living English Bishop, is the
Bishop Of Winchester, who was conseorat-
ed in 1926. The senior Bishop Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, o. s. A., the
Bishop (Brownell) Of Connecticut was
eonsecrated in 1919, so that he is now the
oldest living Bishop
The Madison County N. Y. Agricultural
Society made the curious mistake at in an
nusI meeting Of electing as one Ofits Vice
Presidents gentleman who has been dead
since July last--8Ir. Rensselaer, Jackson,
Of CaEenovi.
uisa screw propeller and makes good
time down stream, the only evidence Of
motive power being the escape Of steam
and the agitation Of the water under her
stern.
There is terrific suffering among the
Unionists who have been driven from their
homes in Missouri and taken refuge in
Southern Kansas. Colonel Doniphan, a
member of the Missouri Legislature, has
called the attention Of that body to the
matter, with the purpose of relieving the
sufferers.
Adelina Patti has paid visit to Rossini,
who is living jolly, nsbob life in Paris,
BE was very kind and complimentary 70
her, told her she was a second Malibrani
accompanied her on the Piano, while she
sung some Of his songs, SO. Figaro, who
reports the story, describes the old maestro
rs quite tonched by the artlessness Of the
q little American savage as he called
her.
At Ann Arbor, Michigan, last week s
man named Lynch was playing cards with
his brother-in-laW, when quarrel arose
which was followed by struggle. Lynch
was forced upon a bed and was getting the
worst Of the encounter, when he drew
knife and ripped open his antagonists alb
domen. The injured man lived but a few
minutes Lynch was arrested.
The Princess Of Wales is to receive {
dowrv Of one hundred thousand riX-dOllarl
from Denmark. She will arrive in Eng
land early in March, and make her resi-
denee Immediately at Windsor Castle. L
is officially announced to be the Queens
intention that, shortly after the marriage
the Prince and Princess shall hold, in hel
Ma3estys name, an evening reception a
St. James Palace: at which the ladies anS
gentlemen invited by the Lord Chamber
lain, by the Queens command, shall havl
an opportunity of offering their congratu
lations.
Soon after the House Of Representative
was called to order by the Speaker yes
terdsy, stately lady entered the east gal
lery with an elegant silk flag, Of medium
size. in her hands. She walked to III
balustrade, slowly unfolding the flag, an
looking down upon the members, wave
the Stars and Stripes, slowly and majes
tically. She then carefully folded it again
and walked out Of the gallery. Her de
parture was as quiet as her coming. Tn
manner Of the woman was strange, myste
rious and solemn. She seemed to be tn
Goddess Of Liberty in flesh. What induce
her to perform this ceremony is nc
known. At all events, it was beautifJ
and suggestive Washington Chronicle.
A book has been published with tn
somewhat startling title, Thirty-nin
Men for One Woman, but San Francisr