Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-03
L. Y. BIERCE,
G. HARSH,
JNO. JOHNSTON,
ISAAC WELSH,
- LEWIS B. GUNCkEL
Letter from Cincinnati.

Correspondence Cleveland Leader.
CNoNNArI, March both, 1853.
A day in the Queen Gityl That day
the Sabbath You of Cleveland have been
wont 70 think of Cincinnati as at the end
Of the c., C. & C.R.R R., two steps farther
removed from the great eastern heart of
The nation, Come and see ii, and you will
find it a great hive Of swarming, working,
manufacturing, packing, thriving inhabit-
ants Today the city is all on the move
toward the 9th street market house. We
join the crowd and soon are inside the
market place. Few more pleasing sights
have ever greeted the eye Of mortal. Fif-
teen hundred war-worn veterans, from
no matter where; going-no matter
where are passIug v1rrVsssa rIIv Urvy, s.lIs.
in this market house they are eating a
warm dinner provided by the citizens of
Cincinnati All this is done by voluntary
contribution, and the managers inform me
that should as many more pass each day
for ten years the supply would not be ex-
hausted. All the cities Of our land have
done well--none better than Cincinnati.
The Butternut who could look upon a scene
like the above and not feel tEinging
about the conscience, is beyond hope.
"GOd bless the Queen City is the
prayer to-day of thousands of our gallant
fellows in the field, and when again the
enemy threatens her safety she may look
to all who have been permitted to pass
through that market house and feel that
she is protected
Among the hundreds Of braves feasled
here yesterday, we noticed a squad Of 20
men, recruits from Cleveland on the way
to Join the 124th o. V. I. in Tennessee
They were in charge of Captain D. Strait
ton of said regiment. The Captain infOrms
US that he recruited these men in five days
at his Office on Bank street. After seeing
them safely on board the mail steamer for
louisville, they we're put in charge Of Lieut.
Snider Of the 124th, and are now off for
Dixie. Captain Stratton returns to Gleve-
land, as his orders are to remain there un-
til he recruits one-hundred men, enough
to fll the l24th up to about the maximum.
We are much pleased with General
burnside, the new commander Of this dis
/ tfict He looks, as his record reads, 10eH
1 see by the papers here this day, under
the telegraphic head, that Cleveland is yet
standing. An inside view of Camp
/ Cleveland Gay times IN Cleveland, .
&C Greeley there" SC, Sc.
What a curious thing to study is the
crowd that passes ones window in q
strange city, have for hours been look
Jog out at the moving mass passing the
Burnett. In two long hours not one IA
miliar face Generals, Colonels, Majors
Captains and many privates, all in Uncle
Samuel's peculiar dress / look again
Major Coon Of Cleveland passing. Every.
body likes the Major. But how dearly W.
who wear the blue coat and brass buttons
prize him-pay day.
And now there is passing lady Of th'
Forest City-one who looks and walks thu
queen. For her peerless beauty, however
she is not celebrated, but for her man!
noble deeds. Many a suffering one ha
been led often to call her blessed. Ma.
the Queen City ever be in the center 0
CRAUs.