Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-22

1BER %, 1864.
sion and place Georgia beneath the Union
flag is not improbable Sherman has
been having communication with parties
in power there, and an understanding be-
tween such parties has been one reason
for the new campaign.
DEDICATION.
The splendid Catholic cathedral, on
Tenth street, Philadelphia, was dedicated
yesterday. The edihce was crowded and
many had to 60 away. A large number
of the most eminent dignitaries of the
church took part in the ceremonies, about
two hundred priests being present.
The sermon was preached by Arch
Bishop Spsulding.
PRESENT TO SHERIDAN.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.
Some of General Sheridans friends in
the city of New York, have sent him
most beautiful and costly set of horse
equipments, with trimmings in gold, ez-
ceedirgly appropriate. Accompanying
the equipments was an elegant and costly
sabre, which is pronounced the finest in
the whole army.
LORD LYONS RECOVERING.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81.
1t is reported from Washington that
Lord Lyons has almost recovered from his
illness.
NO COMMISSIONERS TO BE SENT.
The Tribune editorially concludes that
no thought of sending commissioners to
Richmond are entertained at Washington.
TO HAVE A COMMAND.
Lieutenant W. B. Cushing left this city
to take command of the gunboat Monti-
CELLO, On Saturday, M.
TRIAL TRIPS.
The new torpedo boat StromboI, made
her first trial trip with view to testing
her engines. and machinery in company
with the picket boat No. 6, which was also
making her first trial trip. i.f .
Experiments were made idetaching tor
pedoes and in manouvering the vessels.
The vessels worked to satisfaction.
The speed of the Stromboli, under easy
steam and while submerged as if for ac-
tion, was eight knots, and could have been
run to ten knots. .-
The pick, boat No 6, made nine knots
easily. d. s
stFomboli sails in a few days for i'm
portant service.
The officers of this vessel have received
written directions, if it should become a
military or naval necessity, to destroy the
vessels to prevent their falling into the
hands OF the enemy if they perish with
her.
STOCK MARKET.
Stocks firm at the evening Board. Gold
closed at 22lt-
New Yolk Central, 1909; Erie, s53 ;
Hudson River, 1l93i Reading, 1871;
Michigan Southern, 75s; Illinois Central,
125; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, lO5; Tole-
do, IO93 Rock Island, 1O44; Northwest
ern, 42s; Fort Wayne, 1881; Ohio & Mis-
sissippi certificates, a6t Cumberland, At.
Quicksilver, s44.
Gold sold after evening call at 1921.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.
General Rawlings of Grants army, has
arrived here, and confirms the reports of
rebel prisoners.
Gentlemen have arrived here to confer
with the President on the banishment to
tho rebel lines of Lieutenant Governor
Jacobs, ofKentueky, and Paul Shipman,
late editor of the Louisville Journal The
order countermanding sending Shipman
beyond the enemy's lines, did not reach
Kentucky till after he had been sent
South.
REVISION OF ENROLMENT LISTS.
The Provost Marshal General has issued
orders for the revision Of enrolment lists,
by putting the names of those persons who
have become liable to military duty since
last enrolment, and taking off the names
of those whose liability to military duty,
by reason of over age, has terminated, &c.
Removal from one sub-district to enother
Is required to be noted.
DISCONTINUED.
The 18th army corps has been disoon-
tinued, and the troops which composed it
nave been put into other corps.
UNTRUE.
Gen. Burnside's reported assignment to
the command Of the sth corps proves to be
untrue.
THANKS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.
Secretary Welles has addressed letter
of thanks to Lieutenant Cushing for the
destruction of the Albemarle.
The Secretary says to him and his brave
comrades belongs the exclusive credit Of
this daring achievement. The judgment
as we'll as daring courage displayed would
do honor to older officers, and rebounds to
the credit of one only twenty years of
age.
The Navy Department has presented
Lieutenant Uushings name to the PFesi-
dent or vote of thanks, that he may be
promoted one grade. His comrades will
also receive 9 recognition.