Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
MisesIIaueous Items.


unmilitary qualities sgainst General Soho
hsld, and there is to be court Of inquiry
Mr.. Erlsrser, the Confederate loan con-
tractor in Paris, is about to marry Miss
Slidell, the termagsnt who boxed the ears
Of the Federal officer that captured her
father on board the Trent. r
Among the items of Washington gossip
published is the following:
The President is said 70 be on very fs-
miliar terms with his Official advisers.
BE calls Mr.. Seward, and also Mr.. Chase
Governor" Mr.. Blair, Judge" the Sec
retary Of War, HStsnton;" and General
Halleek, tHenry.D The correspondent
who conveys this information also says
that il the jokes attributed to the Presi-
dent could be traced home, very few
would be authentic, but they would be
very good.
The first section of Crawford's colossal
statue of the Goddess Of Liberty was on
Saturday hoisted TO its position on the
dome Of the cspitol at Washington. II is
in three sections. All to be in position by
the meeting Of Congress.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, wife of the famous
cavalry General, died in New York on
Monday morning. She had long been in
delioate health, but her disease was so
sudden that the General, who had bsen
sent for by telegraph, was not able TO
reach home in time to see her alive.
The freed slaves in Washington and
vicinity are to have q jubilee on Airing
ton Heights, Virginia, Thanksgiving day.
This fact is significant of coming events.
Il is meet that these rescued bcudsmen
should make merry and thank God on the
hitherto polluted soil of old Virginia.
10 New York, on Tue day morning, 8
woman named Margaret Malone assaulted
Mary EsgaD, one Of her neighbors, with
shovel. Msry's forehead was completely
smashed in, and is not expected to recover.
Margaret was arrested.
william Dillon, who WAS killed at the
second battle of Ball Run, had $500 to
$500 worth Of property at DArien, Wal
worth county, Wisconsin, for which heirs
are wanted.
1Ir Conway, in his letter to the Boston
Commonwealth, has tho following para
graph in relation to the credit Of Southern
travellers in Switzerland.
T. 0oC-dTdllOub
the friendship Of sRitIerlsnd for the
North, hiss had some smusing illustrations
during the past travelling sesso0. ltseems
thst ttherehsve been vast number Of South
erners Of both sexes travelling there, and
they were met by most distressing misgiv-
ings in the minds Of hOtsl- keepers as to
their ability to pay. At Lucerne some
Southerner5 wrote their names on the hotel
registers very grandly, and the Southern
States from which they hailed, and we're
Informed that il was their inyarisble Gus
tom to require Southerners TO Psy in sd
vance; they Indignantly left and went 10
another hotel and was told BY the landlord
that he was more liberal 10 SoutherneFs
than others, and would let them have
rooms if they would show him the color Of
their gold Indignantly they rushed 10 o
third and were told that shareholders we're
not allowed there, whether they could pay
or not What assurances have occasioned
this loss Of peouniary credit in Swit7sr-
land do not know but have heard, on
good authority, thst the SOutherners,- to
the number Of twenty or thirty Who we're
travelling there in the summer, at last
patched up among themselves a kind Of
communist estsblishment owing 10 the In
sglting sespiciOns and prosecutions Of the
hotel ksspeFS."
The Washington Chronicle has the fol-
lowing:
An escaped prisoner from one eff the
dungeons eE hichm9nd, Virgins, has
brought with him TO this eity LETTER which
appears to be from 3 devoted brother, in
carcerated thsrs, to sister in PennsylTs-
mia. On the face Of this epiGtle there is
an appeal to the pOftnAstsf, a. fOllOWsy
Three eheerless summers Of dreaFy toll,
I've passed on Z" Old YirgiHia's s0il
I've asked no faVOrs; noWI must;
have no stamps viii you not trust:
Here is smother poetiosl 5uperscription,
addressed to some one in the army:
Go forth TO meet young man fair,
With rosy cheeks and dark brown hair,
Mr.. H. Z. Joseph ia the one mean; s-.
In the Army Of the Potomac can be seen,
Company Z, 95th regiment, lst division, and 9TH
COPS
Where the IRE "crackers burst and the can
mons roar, f
Penny volunteers are The boys we need,
Who do Jgstice tQ q lard tack Success to
Gen. Meade. -.aH. ~ .-