Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-08
MORNING LEADER.
WFinNEsDNY lIoRNING, Ill S. 'os.
nIiscrIInneous Items


The total valuation of property IN Cook
county. H., (Chieago) is So, w, oz ! q /
which SIG, ,961 ,905 is real, ana S5'sel'ozz
personal.
Hereafter, bodies Of "unknoWn" per-
sons found about New York. are TO be ex-
posed TO view three days, IS in the Nor
que At Paris, instead Of being hurried Oh
to Potter's field. ha
The Springfield Republican says that
nearly a thousand Of the cowardly Copper
heads Of New Hampshire have lied to Can
ada since the election, for fear OF draft
A delicaiely written note was picked up
the other day in the street, running thus;
uDEAREsT -: Your boots are IN
side Of the garden under a pile Of truck.
Don't come any more. The old man
swears he will blow the Top OF your head
Of. Your affectionate, --."
An officer that resigns his place in the
army because he thinks his promotion is
not fast enough, simply shows that his
promotion has been faster than he de-
served.
The memory Of good and worthy ae-
tions give a quicker relise to the soul
than ever it could possibly take IN the
highest enjoyments Of youth.
Col. Seymour, the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Connecticut is about to
marry the widow of Sam. Colt--a very
charming lady, richly blessed in basket
and store.
Colonel Truesdale, chief of the army
police, is endeaEOringi to have the army
supplied with loyal newspapers at FIVE
cents per copy. Agents are now selling
them at ten cents.
The Providence Post boasts Of sub
scriber residing in that city who Eas bath
ed in the water near the head of the cove
every morning during the last thirteen
years-in the winter cutting hole through
the ice.
The National Theater, burned in Boston
last Tuesday morning, is the seventh one
that has been destroyed in the same city
since 1898.
The underground railway (AetrOpoli-
tam in London is success. 1t was open
ed a few weeks ago, and its average num-
Der Of Ofpassengers per week is quarter Of
q millioa.
The finest Sea Island cotlon can be spun
to 220s-in other words, single pound Of
it can be spun into that number Of hanks
each $40 yards in length, or one hundred
and tl0sHty mules 81 the aggregate.
An Italian violin Of very fine tone, saiC
to be two hundred and sixty-three year.
old, is owned by Noah Richardson, of Sag
inRw, Michigan. It belonged to a wealthy
Italian family for syeral generations. In
side Of the Instrument is the following in
scription: "-PaOli Maggini. In Brescia
Ammo 1000"
There is six year cid boy in HRrtfOr
named Metz, who is about inches high, hi
head as large as mans, his body as larg
cas- that Of other boys Of his age, and his leg
about as long as a pen-holder. Anothe
egg for Bsrnum.
The impression prevailed among Con
gressmen at the adjournment, that the az
had been passed authorizing the nomina
tion Of additional Midshipmen to the Ma
val School. The bill was lost in the Sen
ate. There are between sixty and sevent
vacancies and notices to nominate will b
given by the Department in a few day.
The right viii be lost to members if no
exercised before July. It viii then laps
to the Secretary Of the Navy.
A Maine editor, having been electe
fence-vieWer and feld-driVer, nnounce
that although he is somewhat afraid {
horned cattle, he is great on the fence
Any Of his constituents who wish an
viewing done, are invited to bring thei
fences to his Office.
Navy Yard Over 4,5O0 names are on tn
pay roll, and the monthly disbursement
are near $4,000 A Bureau of Naviga
tion has been established separately t
meet the increased wants of that branch {
the service.