Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19
lIIseeIInnsnns Tterns.
Jaesn victoria, while airing her /


.Js I Queen Victoria, while airing her grief
in Germany, negotiated marriage for her
rTr son Alfred with the Princess 0ldsnburg
George ". Israel announces himself as
q candidate for Congress in the 5th Dis
shitt trict Of Maryland. His platform is " the
entire abolition Of slavery in the United
.Egoa States"
Ohioans may have lost sight of their ex-
gne Lieutenant Governor and e1-Colonel atom
Ford, Of Hsrpers Ferry notoriety. He
oss has recently settled down IN Sl,6OO
SSer clerkship in the Department of the In
terror.
sB5 Gen Thomas in the midst Of his deadly
fight with the overwhelming masses of the
enemy, sent this dispatch from the front
~ 70 Gen. Rosecraus: " l am here with my
-oly1 columns as iulnovable as q rock"
81 Edward P. Jeifries, the fast Boston boy,
elsa who at the age Of q years has become
d 8 badly Conspicuous has scheduled his debts
ARG to the amount Of SS78000, the greater por-
80 tion borrowed money. He is said to break
two or three Boston merchants.
aea The Chief Burgess Of York, Pa, who
- walked Is miles to surrender the town to
Fag the rebels at the time of Lees invasion,
undertook to silence some soldiers who
Ola hlrrahed for Curtin. But they pulled his
-a1sl hair and nose, and he was only saved from
tremendous beating by calling in the
70 eonstsbles.
The rebels have trouble with their Gen
erals too. Bragg has caused the arrest of
-fszaf Generals Polk and Hiudman for mscon-
duct at Chickamaugs, and they have been
5sH sent to Atlanta to await trial. The Allan
% iasa "a Appeal complains that the late " vic
eioas tory viii prove "Dead Sea fruit in rebel
hands.
Shakspeare's 9OOih birthday occurs in
So April 1864, when there is to be q great
-sa-a time in England in his honor. Prof. ROts
- Eia cher, Of Berlin, oallsupon the German ma
tion also to have a celebration to one who
is not only the poet Of ali time, but of the
-. whole world.
ssa Several of the Missouri and Kansas del
s.e-1 egstion think that if they had not named
90 q successor for Gen. Schofeld, he would
have been dismissed from command. But
they we're so jealous in demanding remov-
g., sis and new appointments hat it seemed
~ diotstorial, and when it comes to that Mr..
sfI Lincoln is not plant man.
sdi j. Mahoney, the lows Coppsrhead has re-
ceiyed another crown Of martyrdom-this
time at the hands of his own party. On
80 s-a the Sth inst, the Democrats Of Dyersville,
s1aa1 Dubuque county, attacked him with rotten
'lg--l eggs and drove him out of the place Ma
"a honey might have said with Hamlet, after
-iss such reception, " My offsnse is rank, and
smells"-badly.
-F Robert Babeock, of Wardsboro', Yer
mont recently died at the advanced age Of
ssfi 104 years months. He was one of the
5ii1 forty picked men, Who under Lieutenant
So Colonel Barton, captured the British Gen
-eIlo- eral, Sir William Prescott the night Of
July 10, IT77 snd thus obtsined an officer
s+-y- Of suitable rank TO exchange for Gen. Lee,
loH who had been captured by the British.
-fg.e The statements in Copperhead journals
that the public business in 5sme Of the de-
sTs partments at Washington was brought to
a stand-still, because of clerks going home
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true. The clerks from other States have
Voluntarily offered to labor over hours to
G,.. ~ keep up the work Of those gone to aid in
-o4 81 crushing out Copperheads and traitors
eltt Gen. Rosecrans has written a letter TO
-rd 70 Gen. A. D. McCook, in reply to one of in
80 80 quiTy relative to a charge Of disobedience
-s,- of orders in which he says that no Off
cial or other dispatches Of mine Rose
~ -t.s,-- crans have warranted charge of disO-
20 " bsdienee Of orders By you McCookl on
either days of the battle Of Chickamsuga"
- This is extremely moderate certificate
ID o. Of good behavior.
.s- Edward Elice an eminent English mer-
- -. chant and statesman, died on the 18th Of
z1s5-f September, at his summer residence in
Scotland sged so years. He was former
Is ss- ly engaged IN the fur trade with John ia.
.alsai cob Astor, and owned considerable proper
u in New York Stste and Canada, which
az he visited several times. He was 2 Liberal
in politics, and has been member of Par
~ o lament 45 years, and was in the British
--e Cabinet for short time.
H9lasa A lady, leo years old, Is now living at
80 lis East Twelfth street. New York. Her
515ysF name is Mrs Huldsh Wood She is in full
STORE possession Of her faculties, has never worn
glasses in her life, enjoys good health, and
persists in devoting herself to portion of
household duties. She has lived to see six
go. -.+ generations Of her family, and has a re-
msrkable remembrance of the early as also
= 90 Of the later scenes and incidents Of her
is-, I life.
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