Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
All sorts Of ParaErnphs.

teAADAA MOhNAN6 DbO. Il ISL
- An sOrtS Of ParasrnPhs.
Connectieut pays the same bounty to
eOloFed ss to white troops.
Lord Brougham, in q recent speech, re-
ferred to work he published sixty years
ago.
Trains are now run through from Jersey
City to Washington without change Of
cars.
Between 5000 and {, 700 freedmen were
Eaecinated ct Newbern, N. c., few days
since,
An indianapolis company is opening g
fruit farm Of 1900 acres on the line be-
tween johnson sad Morgan counties.
A Quebec paper notices an unusual
movement westward from that city Of war
materials, including eight heavy guns
There are 5000 teams connected with
the Army Of the Potomac II placed in
single line they would extend over sixty
miles.
Mr. Thomas Mcdonnell, of West Corn
Wall, Vermont has bought six yearliog
ewes for 81 900, to be taken to Californis.
Gov. sprague's brother, it is said, bought
the celebrated troting mare California
Dsmsel for Sll, 900, as wedding present
10 Miss Kate Chase.
The brothers GODDARD are about to make
Q balloon to contain 14,000 cubic meters
Of gas, whereas NJ. Madras " Giant only
contained 5000.
The Philadelphia City Railroads are
about Introducing steam engines to take
the place Of horses. Six Of these machines
are now building.
A white deer has been discovered near
the Rice Lakes in Minnesota. It is an al
bjno among the deer tribe. Nothing like
IL was ever before seen in that region.
The animal gas bill Of the Grand Hotel
in Paris is SIG 900, which is the precise
amount of the gas bill Of the City Of Or
leans the old town the Crescent City was
named after.
Two gentlemen, in Little Falls, were
firing OF mark with revolver, last
Tuesday, when one Of the balls glanced
and passed through the chin of a Miss
Ramsay, who was walking in the vicinity.
RiWard Everett is fully convinced that
HrestoratiOn day" is at hand, when the
masses Of Southern people will rise against
their despotic leaders, and will loyalty
pledge their allegiance to the Union.
Capt Gordon, rebel spy, formerly ed
itor Of the Clarksburg IVA Register, has
been tried by eourtmsrtiai at Fort Nc
Henry and condemned to be shot.
The iron safe of the Treasurer Of Carlton
ounty, Pa, which was carried away from
his Office in the great freshet of June 4,
1852, has been brought up by dredging
machine. The contents were but slightly
damaged.
Two hundred people Of Muscaline, Iowa,
gave two days lately to digging potatoes
for the soldiers families Of the neighbor-
hood. The women Of the town had plant
ed and Weeded the crop.
Merino sheep from Vermont have just
been shipped for Australia. They were
sent for by sheep farmers in "the bush" IS
the best that could Re found anywhere
compliment 10 the farmers Of the Green
Mountains.
It is said that gold has been found in
Arizona Territory, 800 miles west Of Santa
Fe, and that for 100 miles it may be found
in every gulch and creek bed. Gen. Carl
ton has sent troops to the locality and es .
tablished military post.
Cotton growing in the Southern counties
Ct Kentucky is largely on the increase.
The gins are in active operation, and new
ones have been sent there this season. The
early fFosts this fall did not prevent the
maturing Of the crop.
The new iron railroad bridge over the
0Lsr - knwwSf1a ,-TtTI hn I eOl foaf
long, have eight spans 80 feet above the
wster, four Of 225 feet, three Of 2l0 feet,
and one Of $40 feet. The aggregate weight
is estimated at 1885 tons, or 5,670OOO
pounds.