Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

d. gsged on new drama for Mr.. Fechtef.
Mr.. G. Y. Brooke, the tragedisu, is about
mla to leave for Australia.
ma COBper, the poet; rhymed his name with
@ trooper, SO he pronounced it Cooper, in
81 stead Of COwPeF. --
Herr Jehn, already known TO the public
~ BY bis Life OF Mozsrt is about to under
taEs biography Of Haydn.
s Or. Gunz, German tenor of good re.
.s pute, is about to visit England in order to
1 join Nine Lind-Goldsehnidt On tour
through the Provinces.
- The Grand Duke Constantine has brought
himself to prohibit tAe foggiDg Of Polish
,f5 Women
viT A writer in the Railroad Advocate says
that statistics show that travelling in the
cars is safer by night than by day.
- On Thursday night last a ball was given
49, by the Pressmsn's Association" Of Bos-
ton, Miss Mary a Bradshaw, oneof the
ladies present while dancing, fell to the
bOor, and before medical assistance could
~, be obtained, expired It MAS supposed
sst that she died Of. heart disease. erl
es The square between 9Th and 7tb avenues
New York, opposite the Central Park, now
~ occupied by native rocks, is wanted for
hotel. The owner, q retired merchant
has been. offered S750.00O forit, but he
ssT doesn't want the money and won't take it
A man named Oats was hauled up re-
Gently for beating his wife and children
On being eenteueed to imprisonment, the
brute remarked that it was very hard,
-ssa man was not allowed to thrash his own
oats.
An old but highly destruclice method of
obtaining possession of ladies' purses
- without Inserting tho hand into the pock-
ct hes been revived-in Glasgow Il con-
sists in pouring a smgu quantity of vitrOl
into the pocket which burns the lining,
and the purse drops on the street to be
picked up Immediately by the hand Of the
-i operator.
rfF Fl The bronzs door which is being erected
under the supervision of Mr.. Thomas q.
Walter, architect, for the extension Of the
Capitol, az the junction Of the old Hall Of
-s Representatives and the corridor leading
Ito the new Hall in the South wing, is near
u completed. The door is composed en-
s- tIrely Of bronze, front and back, dnd Il is
s. saids TO be the hnest work -of-the kind in
the Werld which is thus constructed. Its
Weights twenty thousand pounds, and
supposed 10 cost nearly thirty thousand
dollars. 4
y
3 shoe factory at Lynn, was formerly one
Of the upper ten" in Central Eu rope
She received q superior education, learned
three or four languages, moved in high
circles in early life and Waltzed and Airted
with the younger members pf The royal
family Of her native land. She left her
castle home with false friend, and, on
discovering her position, preferred to earn
her living by steady toll in an humble
in mt fhan MIN s,No
vice.
Jenny Lind Goidschmidt is about 10
Ca make professional tour in the English
provinces.
The Charleston (South Csrolns) Con-
rier says that the pay Of rebel soldier for
month will not suffice to purchase pair
Of gloves.
- New York ReEsboys don't work
Sundays are 70 have free Sunday dinner
hereafter.
t The Brooklyn Common Council has en-
acted that those who ride in street ssrs
z and can't get seats, needn't pay fare
.f The Baltimore American plasss at the
e q hesd Of its columns the naE7s o. Abraham |
Lincoln as a candidsis for the Presidency |
in 1864.
~ In saa Francisco they buy $4,000 in 4
gIeenbacks with 81 800 in gold. With the
u greenbaeks they buy $4,000 worth of /
goods in New York, ship them, and sell |,
Them in San Francisco for $4,000 in gold /
ys A correspondent Of the Quebec Merozry i
says thesTerd won by Gen. MoDtFomerv. (
when leading the American attack on Que. /
isg bee, still in possession Of man whose
8 father took il from the Generals body tne /
morning after he fell.
-srr The draft IN Baltimore was completed n
few days since. Among the persons
drawn were Presbyterian clergyman, a
Catholic priest, and captain in the rebel
army The total number of Persons drawn
N the city was ], ,492.
An interesting discovery was recently
1- made BY 8 shepherd in a wood recently
elssred near EtsiR (AIeuse.) It is q coin
Of Philip Of Maoedon, father Of Alexander
the Great, and therefore more than 1000
years eH. It is in gold and weighs eight
grains.
Twelve huRdzed pupils of the Boston
public seheSls gave a concert this week
for the benefit of the Organ Fund. The
el-oir YVES under military discipline, which
has been introduced into many Of the
schools Of that city.
The Newburyport Herald says that the
fort at the mouth Of the Merrimao is ap-
preaching completion. 1t is expected that
the guns will be mounted in four or five
weeks. After the fort isdOne, the Govern
nent will lay Gplank road from that over
the marshes 10 the main road that leads 10
East Salisbury.
Mr.. James H. Roosevelt, who died in
New York last week, has left an estate Of
nesrly million Of dollars the whole of
u which, subject 10 a temporary charge of
about fifteen thousand dollars per annum,
which viii terminate with the death Of
two persons now living, is to he devoted to
the erection and endowment Of @ hospital
In that city.
s In OneOs the lately received Richmond
papers we notice that quite an unique
g. properly was TO be sold LAST week, q that
valuable and widely known property the
Natural Bridge, with one hundred and
--esveRty-fve acres of land hotel and fz.-
lures, grond scenery and minor attr4e-
tions.
80 ALiverpooFpaper makes the following
Interesting statement ave are glad 10 |
announce that the lady resident Of Tor
quay, who, it viii be remembered, became |
90 great sn admirer Of Mr.. REsraeH, is |
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