Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23
| DAILY LEADER.



A matchmaker in Spain has constructed
q watch that only needs winding up once
year. T ssa bis
According TO q Turin correspondent,
King Victor Emmanuel hiss become so IN
popular as not be able to ride or drive
about his capital without military gusrd.
Ladies meditating elopement should be
careful of minor accessories. a well con-
trived flight was entirely frustrated the
other day BY little pet canary, the ankle
ty for which at every stage OF the journey
caused the runaway to be traced and sur
prised before she could leave England
A French paper, Gasette dsl L1aldii, re-
Gently published the following telegram:
London, Oct.6.-Immense CONSERVATION
Muller (tlreatens) menace TO be innocent"
Madame Erlanger, nee slidel, has an
nounced her intention OF getting up ba-
zssr for the benefit of the wounded Con
federates. The prettiest young Southern
ladies now in Paris have been asked to pre-
side at the stalls.
Two doctors, priest and several other
individuals, have been arrested in Madrid.
charged with forging a will, wbich be.
questhed property to the amount of fI0O,-
600, directlyIn opposition to the known in
tention Of the testator
The new italian cabinet proposes the es. r
tablishment of aPrincely Courts at all
the great cities in Italy. Prince Humbert
is TO have Naples, where he is known and
liked Prince Amadeo, Turn and Prince
Oh h. =, Il
more probably, Milan.
A goodly array of names Of lords snd
ladies backs up the appeal to let Cambridge
University to establish LEGAL examinations,
and give certificates Of proficiency to young
girls. The principal argument used in ia
vor of the innovation is, that it will give
a definite aim and standard to'guide them
in their work.
The vintage in Spain this year, like
those of France end Germany, is unusual
ly fine, and the wine is expected to be |
equal to that of 1858.
t is reported that the Pprince Freder- |
ick of Schleswig- -Holstein THAT is to bel |
will marry 3 rich American young lady.
A communication has been received bv /
Liverpool friend of Garibaldi to the effect
that the genaral has declined to receive
The yacht for which funds were subscribed
by q number of the residents of Liver
pool, and which, loaded with presents from
private individuals in various parts of the
country, was about to proceed to Osprers.
DR.. Thomas Beatty has been unanimous
II elected President of the Dublin College
Of Physicians.
In Madrid, where the Duke of Somerset
mas been, his grace is called "el Duque del
A gentleman residing at Hammersmith,
England, has in his possession singing
mouse, which was captured by his female
servant The peculiarly of the little crea-
ure is the distinctiveness of It's voice, the
after being audible at 8 considerable dis
.ance-
At the Northampton (England) borough
Charles Jones, a clergyman, aged
fifty, has been sentenced to five years Pc
nal servitude for obtaining goods by false
from various tradesmen.
In one of the pits of the royal Prlssian
.olliery called Reden, near Saarbrucken,
I Rhineland, an explosion of foul air took
place on the goth ult., whereby twenty
ne eolliers we're killed and fifteen severe
y wounded. In their attempts to bring
to the unfortunate men in the
,it three more of their comrades lost their
ives.
Madame Ristori has been playing with
.reat success at Alexandria. Thence she
1u - and oftaruro-Ic IN /
JOnstantinople, and viii return to Paris
d February.
During the stay of the Empress Of the
French at Schwsibsch for three weeks, she
ave away 70 the beggArs of that place,
md in reply to begging letters from vari-
,us parts of Germany, no less than 20,
DOOf
A communication from Flensburg has
be following: "a huge block of granite,
which is TO form the funeral monument of
ne Danes who we're killed during toe as
ALT OF Duppel, was yesterday sent taither
rom this place. It is q cube on wb ich is
he following inscription: Here lie the
,oaies of two hundred Danes!
The UpioersaI German GGzeits is
making war on the gsming-houses in Ger
many. It publishes list of the suicides
which have taken place at those resorts.
At Wiesbaden it gives the number IS sew
IN. st Nauheim, three al Homburg, thir-
zen; and at Wilhemspan, two. By add
ng to the above the suicides which have
not precisely taken place in the gambling
towns, but which have been caused by the
effects OF play, that journal brings up the
number tc thirty-four.