Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-14
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.
Erie county, as far as heard from, gives
SchOAeld, (rep.) 1923 majority
ADMIRAL PORTER.
FORTRESS MoNRE Oct. l8.
Admiral Porter took command of the
North Atlantic Squadron this morning in
place of Admiral Lee, which event was
signaled by a salute from the United States
Stamer Brooklyn.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
The flag of truce boat New York, left at
8 o clock this morning for Aiken's Land
ing with 45a rebel prisoners for exchange.
There has been no arrivals from James
River up to 4 o'clock this afternoon.
PUeILIsTIC
Jim Mace arrived at Dublin September
24th, to fight with ice Coburn. The fight
takes place Tuesday, October 4th. Mace
came direct from Wales, where he has been
putting the finishing touches on his train
ing. A number of celebrated prize ring
men have reached Dublin. Complete ar
rangements have been made for reporting
the battle. Six to four were given on Mace
the day of his arrival
BLOCKADE RUNNER SUNK.
The blockake runner Constance was
sunk while entering Charleston harbor last
Wednesday.
BEAUREGARD MAKES A SPEECH.
Gen. Beauregard made a speech at
JOne9boro, N. C., last Friday. He said
that we had been crowned with many
victories, and they must look for reverses !;
that he never despaired even in midst of
most terrible battles; all was going we'll in
Richmond and Petersburg; they must en-
dure, hope and fight, and their indepen-
dence was certain.
BALTIMORE, Oct. I3.
Scattering returns from several counties
indicate the vote on the new Constitution
te be close, and the soldiers vote will prob
ably be required to determine the result.
BALTIMORE, Oct l3-7 Pm.
Official returns from Baltimore City in
creases the majority for the new Constitu-
tion to 1926.
Cecil county, Eighth District, gives 144
majority for the Constitution.
Baltimore county, Third District, gives
216 for.
Hartford 300 against.
Washington county, incomplete, esti-
mated at 1900 for. ..-..
Hagarstown 223 majority for.
Annapolis 81 against.
Carroll cOunty-Westminster gives 40
against.
UniOntown 1853 for.
st. Mary's county-Leonardtown 244
against.
g Patment District "a against.
PENNSYLVANIA SOLDIERS VOTE.
A dispatch from City Point says:
The 9th Pennsylvania regiment cast
1O71 votes Republican and III Demo
cratic.
AFTER THE sUERRILLAs.
-... WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.
8 A number of Quartermaster's employees
have been sent out to-day on the Manassas
road to clear away the woods and Other
sheltering places for guerrillas.
Such step is required to put a stop tc
the murderous guerrilla outrages, such as
that of Monday last .f
THE ENGAGEMENT NEAR ARLINGTON
MOUNT STERLING, KY, 13.
The troops have arrived here from the
salt works, near Abingdon, Va. The army
was safely withdrawn from the battlefield
by Brigadier General Hobson, the COM
mand having been turned over to him by
his superior officer. The General display.
ed great gallantry and coOlness. The
troops fought bravely, but suffered greatly
during the march to this place There wa:
constant fighting with our rear guard
during the first three days of the retreat
Lieutenant Colonel Mason, of the It'll
Michigan cavalry, was killed in the skir
/ mis- n on Rior GhapTu Mounfaip