Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
MORNING LEADER
WEpNEsnAY RIORNTNG. SET. 9, ,sa.



a New Orleans, has been relieved and or
dared 70 report 70 Assistant-Surgeon=Gen- |
eraI Wood st St. Louis. The Secretary Of |
War has detailed MedicalInspeotOr.Gen- |
eraI. ]. Z. Barns as Acting Surgeon Gen |
erai. s i-a q @
BriFsdier General Robert Anderson, q.
s. A., has been assigned 10 the command
Of the depot for volunteers st Newport
This assignment 10 duty Of the hero Of
Fort Sumter, is noticeable as having been
made Ct the same time that the Tedoubt-
sble fort, which he 50 nobly defended two
years and 3 half ago, succumbed to the
persuasive elJquence Of Gen. Gilmores
batteries. sEtEFUH 4
The following was found written upon
The back Of $500 note sentinto the Treas
ury for redemption:
" This bill was paid for one plate Of ice
cream in Jersey City, at fair for the ben
sft Of sick and wounded soldiers, by J. A.,
ESQ, April II, 1868. NJ. NJ H"
Query.-HoE much change did J. A. get?
II he did not receive any, then aOhO is J. AZ
The BeIl-Everett ticket was thus defined
BY Psrson BrownloW, q few days since,
while making speech in Franklin, Ten
nessee: my ticket in 1860 was the Bell
Everett ticket, sort Of Kangaroo affair,
with sll its virtue in its hind legs"
One Of the largest pieces OF Pennsylvs-
nia anthracite that ever reached Boston is
now shown there in the form Of life size
American Indian. It was taken from g
GOAL vein nine feet thick, snd cut into its
present shape By q common miner. 1t is
said to show q real talent on the part of
The rough sculptor, presenting the appesr-
anee Of solid osst iron.
A Judge in London has decided that a
lover cannet have the aid Of the law to re-
cover gifts made to a lady while courting
her. Mr.. Raphsel, who courted and then
ouarreled with pretty young Jewess, at
tempted to recover the value of clock
which be gave her, but the judge told him
WYon should not give clocks to young Ia
dies, Mr.. Raphael. You must be non
suited"
Captain Porter, United States Consul to
Tripoli, was married few days since 81
the American Legation to young English
lady. The Captain is on the shady side Of
seventy, while the happy bride is but
thirty.
Several women Of New Pork city have
sent in claims to the Comptroller for the
loss of husbands killed during the late
riots. The estimates Of value OF the de
eeased vary greatly, ranging from TEL
thousand as low as two thousand dollars.
AFrench writer has recently advanced
the novel theory that once in every lO,50C
years the waters of the sea must part from
one pole 70 the other, submerging in theil
passage the earth and its inhabitants. Al
the last deluge occurred 4, 500 years ago
the next will be due in 6 900 years. Thii
generation is alright, therefore.
Senator Ramsay lefs ST. Paul on Mon
day last for the Red River Valley, whert
he is commissioned by the Government Il
affect treaty with the Red Lake snC
Pembina Chippeways The place desig
mated as the rendezvous of the high con
tracing powers, is at the crossing Of the
Red Lake river, on the Pembina trail
Senator Ramsey has applied to Gen. Sib
ley, now on the march from Fort Aber
crombie to st. Cloud, for detail of two o.
three companies of cavalry and some in
fantFy 70 aooODPsny the e7PeaitivH 10 on
escort.
Rev. DR.. H. Chaplin has resumed hi
pulpit labors after an absence Of one yea
snd half in Europe.
General Sigel has been assigned to th
command of district in Pennsylvania
with headquarters al Reading. 5
The streets Of Cairo, a few days ago
presented an interesting spectacle. The.
were being cleaned by squad Of gam
blers, whom the Provost Marshal had ar
rested and set to work as seavengers.
Among the property confseated and Of
fered for sale BY the United States Mar
shsl in New Orleans, is one lot Of grounI
belonging to General G. 7. Beauregard.-
Eight or ten columns Of the Era are file
with advertisements Of confseated prop
erty. "a
David Harries q well-known citizen 0
Cincinnati, fell from the fifth to the frs
story of building in that city, on Ftida.
last, and was so Injured that he died III
same evening. He was man Of man,
e1cellenciss of character. s-s -li
An interesting case was recently pre-
sented for exemption at the Provost Mar
shaPs Office in Portland, Maine. The sur
geon reported the disease as that Of ehron
ic follieulities and oedema Of the phRry
ngeOesophgeal mBeus membrane w
wonder if the young exempt still Evesl
Charles Dickens presence in Paris, anC
the attraction his lectures have been Il
Psrisians, which he gave at The Elglisl
Embassy, have csused great impetus il
the sale Of his works there People Whl
had never thought Of reading hsm, nov
flock 10 the shops to obtain copies OF tn
celebrated English authors novels, Whiel
are mostly translated into French.
A woman named Regina Hoehstadte1
residing in the Eighth Ward, Brooklyn
was drawn as q oOnscript on Tuesday,
Itappesrs that she keeps q small store
and when the enrolling officer called TO
the name Of her husband, she told him b
could take it from the sign much bette
thsn she could tell him. Her name beinj
on the sign instead Of that Of her husband
it was placed on record, and she was dull
enrolled and drafted t-@ -
We have heard often of q man or beas
being stuck in dilemma, A blsokfsh Il
the Connecticut river the other day, fount
. dilemma stuck into him. He caught
bull-head in his mouth, il seems, and tn
bull-head uEad his nronra IN m rood od