Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
Items.


The Navy Register for 1864, will con-
tain list Of about 600 vessels, of which
over 200 have been built by the regular
naval contractors Of the Government.
A soldier, belonging to an Indiana regi-
uent, who was taken prisoner by the
rebels, in one Of the desperate charges on
Fort Wagner, at the siege Of Charleston,
wss recently literally starved to death
while in q rebel hospital st Charleston.
The 9Th Ward Of New York, which in
cludes the Five Points, noted as the recep-
tacle Of all the scum, ignorance, depravity
and licentiousness of the city, gave 2,O37
votes for the Democratic ticket, ct the re-
CENT eIecuon, suu UlIiy s1e f. a. p--i.-
ticket.
The 9Th Illinois Cavalry have re. enlist
ed for three years or during the war, by
two-thirds vote Of the regiment. II is ex-
pected that, under q recent rule of the War
Department, the Sth will shortly go home
10 recruit.
A project is on foet for the erection of
monument to Robert Fulton, the successful
steamboat pioneer, on the spot where his
remains now rest unmarked, in Trinity
Church-ysrd, new York.
Cairo is growing fast. When the war
commenced it hal 2, 600 inhabitants now
it has 5000. Many good buildings are 60
ing up, and the inside Of the town is being
filed up and graded.
At the dinner furnished to the stldiers
at the Crest Northwestern Fair, the fol-
lowing toast Eas given, "Abraham Lin-
ooln-the peoples President DIAMOND
in the rough"
A Copperhesd, travelling on the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad, q day or two ago,
who had made his presence particularly
Objectionable to his fellow passengers by
talking treason, vas tgkeh in charge by a
party of soldiers, who chsnced TO be on
the train, and On the arrival of the cars at
the depot, was forced to swing his hat and
give three cheers for the Union" This
done, "Coppie" left looking as if he might
be purchased at q very small price.
Miss Irene Orndorf, q resident Of Balti-
more, wss sent South a few days ago, with
orders not to return under penalty of be-
ing treated as a spy. This same secesh
was once before sent scross our lines for
disloyaity, sgd recently returned to BaIti-
more, professedly to see some sick rsla-
tiyes.
The City Railway Company of Chicago,
having been eDjoined for running cars on
the Halsted street track, have fitted up o
lot of omnibusses' and are now running
them on the track, thus defeating the in
junction.
Fourteen soldiers, Who had deserted from
the rebel army and been confined in the
military prison at Nashville were released
on the I1th inst, when they cheerfully en-
listed in the Federal army.
The Admiral in command of the Russian
feet at New York, gave ball on his flag
ship, on Tuesday evening week, in reoip-
rocsticn Of the ball given to himself and
officers by the citizens Of New York.
Dummy Engines sre being quite freely
uss1 on the street railways in Philadel-
Phis.
Cigar smoking ip now strictly forbidden
in Constantinople either in or out Of doors,
owing to the suppOsiton that the practice
has caused many fires.
A monument in the shape Of pyramid
al shaft, is TO be erected in Lowell, Msssa-
ehusetts, to the memory Of The Lowell sold
iers who fell in the streets Of Of Baltimore
on the 18th Of April, 1861. The sum Of
81, 600 has teen appropriated for this pur-
pose.