Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13
He is for Judge Woodward.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct y.
The following, from the correspondent Of the
Baltimore American, written from Charleston
Harbor on the 9th INST, is Of interest:
There are indications now that the present in
activity will not be of many days continuance
General Gilmore has forced his works forward
with remarkable raPdIty, considering their m g
nltude, and the natural and artificial Instructions
in his way. The troops have worked very hard
Nearly every regiment on the Island has taken
its turn every other day, in the trenches and
or fatigue duty. All this has, however, been
eheerfully borne The soldiers having an un-
limited confidence in General Gilmore and CO.
operation to the accomplishment of his plans
The navy Is also preparing for the renewal oil
the attack.
Within the last twenty-four hours there have
been important arrivals here Of means Tor the
removal Ofthe distractions, which we may soon
hope to see successfully applied.
The Monitors nov here are the Lehish, Ma
hant, Weehawken, Montauk and Catsklll.
The City Of Baltimore has arrived.
James Buchanan has arrived in London.
Iii reported that the relations between the
French ambassador and the Russian Govern
ment are not friendly On account Of its protee-
| ton Of assasslns.
The fire on board the new Canadian steamer
Russian was got under after destroying the
deeds and fittings in the after part of the vessel
Several engagements between the Russians
and the Poles are reported without definite re-
suit.
It.was feared in Paris that the British govern
ment was abOnt to become less indulgeRt toward
| the South as regards building vessels intended
for war purposes, which will effect the policy Of
| the French Government and the Southern cause
| General Mcclellan has written 4 letter to Hon.
| Charles J. Biddle, Of New Jersey, requesting HIM
/ to deny tine statement in the Philadelphia Press
| and other papers that ifhe voted and spoke in
| the Pennsy lvania campaign,i would be IN favor
| ofGovernor Curtain. He says that after full
| conversation with Judge woodward he finds that
| their views agree, and he regards his election as
| Governor OF Pennsylvania called for by the M
terests Of the nation and would, if 1t was IN his
/ power, give to Judge Woodward my voice and
my vote.
| The Tribune says the Mcclellan subscription
| has been stopped. General Meade has issued q
general order, calling attention te paragraph 20
/ Of Army Regulations which prohibits dehbera-
tions or discussions, among any class OF military
i men having the object Of conveying praise or
| censure any mark of appreciation toward their
| superiors or others in the military service. The
regulation has hitherto, to q certain extent, been
| disregarded but recent occurrences make II IN
/ cumbent upon the commanding General TO IN
| sist upon requirement, and that there may be
| no misunderstanding upon the subject It ls de-
| elared that meetings or combinations OF officers
| or men, for the purpose Of expressing their re-
gard for their superior officers in the service, IN
| the way of presentations, or the disapprobatlon
! of the acts Of their superiOrs or others in the
4 military service by resolutions, will be consid
cred ss violations Of theregulations, and noticed
] lzsoordincly.