Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

one is allowed to see him who ia m,
: armed with satisfactory introduotions and
q even then il is necessary to UNDERGO The
scrutiny Of master Of ceremonies in The
, gsntlemeH's parlor at Hirops before visit.
ors are admitted TO his presence
tits the custom Of "the Saint" 10 make
periodical visits into the interior: The
period OF these visits varying from one to
tnree weeks At q time Il is a reusrks
Die faot that during his absence no one
crosses the river to see him, but when be
returns visitors crowd his room for dsvs
together As many ss forty gentlemen
from the Ststss call to see him in bodv
and great deal OF stir usually sttenis
his return. He receives his mail uuder
cover to parties in Detroit where a rebeI
sympathiIing, ex-member Of the Civ
Council, named John Patton, acts as pilot
for pilgrims bound on homsge 10 the Saint
a great fat lubberly butoher of Detroit
named Hull, acted in this capacity. but
his vanity became so inflated in The ser.
vice that he "biabbed and his removal
followed.
Vsllsndigbam's business men in Detroit
sre William V. james and William Champ.
the later an old police detective. and
shrewd fellow, we'll adapted to tbe chsrso
ter OF the business involved They attend
to the msterisl interest of their digtin.
n his p6Ii6ssR EERdls Edl AsFs RA.se lo25s
faithfully served ss though his own eyes
supervised his own concerns. These men
have enthusiam for their master, and
serve him wi an egerness aud fidelity
only equslled by his own feslty to JEFF
Davis.
A little steamer called the Gem, runs
between the cides, alternating her trips
with the Express, but Vsllandigbam' :
friends hun the Gem as they do he detec
ives who watch the Americans who visit
him in exile. Captain ChilyeYs oHns the
Gem, and runs her himself His constant
30 nPsniOn lisa shsggy old dog that can not !
be induced to wag hls tail for any one but
bis master. This dog is q faithful and m
falling CoppeFhesd barometer. Capts n
Chilvers says his dog knows q Copperhead
BY The smell, and when he gr0wls he says
10 himself, 'theres q Copperhead aboard"
He tells you that since the war commenced
be never knew an instance in which the 1
leg growled at s passenger, but oorver-
Rtion with The lstter proved him 10 be q
So m.eh for canine instinct
N GOpperheads.
AMERICAN ExILEs IL FAVOR.
One is surprised to find 90 many people
rom the States in Windsor, for few days
ojOuFn enables the stranger to observe
he difference between them and the native N
'esidents, who dress in the English styles
md speak as loud as the English them
elves. These people from the States are ,
lot engaged in any business; they are
staying" in Windsor, that is the phrase, s
'Gt when you come to find out ths fact is il
ppsrent that they have left their country .,
or their country's good. In short, they
re deseHers from the rebel or Union ar ci
1ies, rebel agents, spies and sympsthizers, b
Olitical enemies of the United States gov II
rnment, snd rif-raf Of outlaws made =,
p Of Mergsns msh end citizens from "
.e1tUcky, Tennessee, Ohio aad Indiana, u
Tho were compelled 10 fly from as
be hands of justice, from time al
o time since the war commenced. |
'hese fellows openly boast Of their bosdl- -
y to the United States government and Il
bou and hurrsh for JEFF Davis publicly
d the streets Of Windsor. Every piece Of ii
ebel news from the States Is duly glori- i
ed, and If il is unusually cheering q
utH uIuAh 10 Ahuui ASu ~ AJEiuWAtu |
hen, for instance, the intelligence of the
'Ort Pillow massacre Was received, the
ntire floating population Of Windsor got | I,
runk and became almost frantic with Joy.
his was pstticulsrized in the Detroit II
lspers ct the time, snd il il needless 10 ii
ilste upon it further a. this time, but it d
bows unmistsksbly the character and a;
emp0r Of our quOndam citizens who now
nd home and protection with their pro Is
0 -ype VsllsDdigham 'iVsdeT III. egiS Of the Il
3SIfith Lion" It may be observed, how.
ver, that if the accumulation Of dirt is h
ny criterion Of the exact locality of the
syiI, Windsor must certainly he the place.