Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
EPEElLt 1IsPATcaEs.
FROM WAsHIHaTON.
Gctlysburgh Report.
The President at GettysbuFgh.
The Johnson Island Affair.
Later from the Potomac Army

WAsHINGTnH- Nnvamha


General Meade's official report Of Get
tysburg and of the campaign that followed,
is dated October lst, and was only given
10 the press by the War Department this
evening. Meade says it was delayed thus
long BY waiting for reports from some Of
the commanders who were too seriously
wounded to furnish them. 1t gives q sue
cinct narration Of the battle, differing bat
slightly from the accounts with which the
public are familiar, excepting in one or
two particulars.
The President and Cabinet will attend
the dedication of the Soldiers Cemetery at
Gettysburg on the 18th of November.
Deserters report the forces recently sent
from Lees command 10 operate against
Burnside, have been recalled, and will Join
the Eastern army either at Gordonsville or
Charlottesville. Among the forces sent
sgainst Rosecrsns are two divisions Of
Lees cavalry.
Senator Wilson is in town, and is going
to Delaware for few days, to speak in the
Congressional canvass there.
1t will be reoollected that the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, by vote of three
10 two, decided the ConEcFipt Act TO be un-
CuA5tliulADAhls Oy AliS I6Ccuh bitSAlOu Oi
Agnew to the Supreme Bench Of the State
the opinion became q minority, and here
after that body may be considered as fs-
Vorable TO q just enforcement Of the Con-
scrIption Law.
For two or three days Governor Tod has
been telegrsphing here that there was q
plot on foot among rebel sympathizers in
Canada to hberate the 2, 600 rebels con6u-
ed on JOhnson's Island of Sandusky, and
then commit such depredations as might
be possible before making their escape to
the friendly scrutiny Of our neutral neigh
boTs. The Government hesitsted at first
to credit the extraordinary statement but
Lord Lyons to day received dispatch
from the Governor General of Canada
warning him Of the existence Of the plot,
telling him of the plan to seize some
steamer on the Lake, and giving it such
offensive power as they could, sail imme-
diste for the harbor Of Buffalo and burn
that city. Lord Lyons at once communi-
Gated the dispatch TO Secretary Seward
No small commotion was excited at the
moment.
The vessels now lying near Johnson's
Island are supposed 10 be amply suficien.
to prevent any remaining danger from the
discovered plot. f..
The marriage of Senator sprague to
Miss Chase, this evening, Was The brilliant
occasion Of tbs year at the capital, and was
attended by the President and all the mem
bers Of the Cabiaet and by Lord Lyons,
Count MERCER, and other fereign Minis
ters and attaches to the legations; Msior
General Hallook, Schenck, Mcdowell, and
dozen others; also seVersl Admirals and
Commedores; Ex Secretary Simon Came
ron, and in short and brilliant assem-
hiage, embracing many of the most distin-
guished people of the country, and Of the
representatives Of foreign Governments
TIE bridesmaids were, Miss Chase, Miss
Skinner and Miss Nichols, niece to Cover
nor Sprsgue. The grcOmsmen, Major
Baldwin, Of General Stahrs Staff; Cap
tain Haven. o. General McDowslrs Stef;
and Captain Jones, Fleet Captain of the
Potomac Fiotilla.
ITO the Cincinnati CoTumercialI
WARRINGTON, Nov. 12.
There is no change in our army to-day.
The Engineers are rebuilding the bridge
over the Rappahannoek.
Everything is quiet along the lines.
Reconnaissance fully show that the reb-
els have but small force on this side Of
the Rapidan.
General Sedgwick has issued q spirited
address to the 9th Wisconsin, for gallant
conduct in storming the eneuy's rifle pits
on Saturday last.