Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

The Bricklsyers Of ChicsgO 900 In
number, have been on q strike since the
18th ult.
1t is great maple sugar season in YER
mont. Five to eight tons are shipped
every week from BrAttlebOrO.
The people of New Mexico on Thursday
last had day Of general thanksgiving
on account Of the close Of the Indian war.
Peach and plum trees are in bloom in
North Carolina snd peas are we'll up.
Lieutenant Colonel Hslpin (HMiIes
OReilly'') has rendered his resignation TO
the War Department in consequences Of in
health.
Robert Browning contributes to.the May
number Of the Atlantic Monthly 3 story In
verse called "Gold Hair. :"
The new bridge across the Tennessee
river at Loudon is completed, and trains
now run through to Knoxville from Chat
tanoogs.
Mr.. Pruyn, the American Minister at
Japan, has just negotiated q new treaty
with that nation, which is mneh more IA
Vorable to US than the one heretofore in
force.
The long pending sault st. Marie eeisn-
orie case has been decided at Detroit,
and two hundred thousand acres Of land
are awarded to the petitioners.
A Boston paper thinks it worth while to
inform the sdmiring world that Rev. Herr
~ Ward Beecher has bought 5000 pair
Of Morgan horses up somewhere in YER
mont.
Mr.. William 7. Ticknor's wife survives
him with Eve children, two daughters and
three sons. OF the latter one is grsdu-
ate Of Harvard, and another is Captain in
the Second Massachusetts, Heavy Artil-
lery.
The Chattanooga Gazette says that Brig
adler General Carter, the Provost Marshal
General Of East Tennesses, has deter
mined to send sll dislOyal females to Mon
tresl, Canada.
A new revenue cutter is about to be
built at Buffalo for service on the lakes
She will be 160 feet long, "a feet beam, and
will be propelled BY engines Of 800 horse
power. 1t is thought she viii be the fast
est boat on the lakes.
Here are the outlines for sensation 70
nance VIM. Willis has been sentenced 10
be hanged for murder in Ulster county.
A young lady promised to marry him II he
would drink no more. He broke his prom
Use to abstain, she married another, he
killed her.
The CzsT Of Russia recently issued g
proclamation emsneipsting the serfs in
Poland, but it seems to have been treated
with scoFn by that people, they looking
. on it as merely an attempt to divide the
peasants from the higher GLASSES, the mort
easily to subdue the country.
1t is stated that the fall Of fifteen per
cent in gold on Thursday last was coca
Z stoned by the sudden arrival Of Secretary
4 Chase in New York. No one knew Wha
q he had come for, and nothing could be go
h out Of him by his numerous callers. Tn.
mystery settled into panic and G DECLINE
p was the result.
d 1t Is estimated that the bounty brokers
8 at Lafayette Hall, New York, have robbeC
recruits Of fully S400 900. General Di1
.s has the matter in hand and hopes to Re
70 cover large share Of the amount. tn
z outrages perpetrsted by these brokers Al
le shown to have been most infamous. Boy
l. were frequently seduced from their fsni
II lies, drugged and then enlisted. Nv
b. were so badly drugged that they die
ID from the effects.
ID The American publishers Of The pOetr
b. Of Jean IngeloW, having sent to her th
II notices Of her volume, published in Ii
70 prominent papers and magazines Of q
y United States, and also autograph letter
O. from Emerson, Whittier, LongfelloE
IN Holmes, Hawthorne, 7. W. Parsons, Bay
r ard Tsyler, Norton, Tuckermsn, saxl
m George William Curtis, R. H. Stoddard
Miss Prescott, Mrs. A. D. 7. Whitney, an
e. Miss AlcOtt, she replied in very grace
v, full and modest manner.
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