Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
Legal InteIIIgenee.

Legal Intelligence.
POLICE CoURT-BEFORE JUDeE HEssEENUEL-
LER.-The cases disposed of or acted on yes
terday, were as follows:
Drunkenness.-GeOrge Weller, fined 81 ,
and costs; and Patrick Murphy, fined the
costs.
vagrancy. : Mary HOmidy and Mary
Lehman, sent to work house for 60 days,
each.
violating Ordinance for drsys and ex-
press wagons-samuel R. Vanpelt, fined
the costs.
Petit Larceny.-Peter Hurn, fined IS and
costs and Maria E. Kesseler, continued to
September 2sth.
Assault and Battery Richard Potts,
fined the costs; Sidney Bennett, fined s.
and costs and John Gates, discharged,
prosecution pay costs.
Robbery.-John Riley, held open till
the 2eth.
stabbing with intent to wOund.-sidney
Bennett, bound over to Court of Common
Pleas in the sum of $500.
Visiting house of ili-fame.-John Jones,
continued TO the 2Sth. s
McCLELLAx IN THE ARNY.-We are assured
by the Copperheads that Mac is making
great run in the armies (while they insist
that the soldiers have no constitutional
right to vote, and should not be allowed to
vote), and is increasing his speed at every
xIok ba 10
ress; but somewhat crab fashion. 1t is the
SPAWN movement and advancement which
the Jockeys call call active and no CO." We
append a few statements of facts to show
the unprecedented speed which this little
Canadian Pony is making on martial
turf:
An officer from New Orleans came up the
| Mississippi river on the steamer Mlnnehs'
ha. The passengers were mostly dlscnarg-
ed veterans coming home. without any
eIeetioneering or canvsssing, vote on tn'
presidential question was taken, with th'
following result: Lincoln, 272. Fremont
IS. Mcclellan u.
Ofthe twelve votes cast for Mcclellan
six were given by Secesh ladies from Ala
bama and Tennessee.
The Ilth Michigan Cavalry took a vote
| e few DAYS since, for President, with IN
following result, Lincoln, 452, Fremont IA
Mcclellan, 4 That is an indication OF nov
the soldiers will speak in November nex1
From an officer direct from Sheridan
command, we learn that vote was recent
ly taken in q portion Of that command
presumed to be the most McClellsnIzed Q
any in the army. We withhold the desig
nation of the particular command, for OBJ
yious reasons. The following was the re
suit ofthe vote: Lincoln, $4,000; MeClel
Ian, 1000.
US A. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Sept. IA, 1864.
Editor Gazette: s1R-Below is the resul
of vote taken yesterday in the above hos
pitaI: Lincoln, 577; Mcclellan, 'lOsj Ere
mont, 9. Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
JOHN S. GRAHAM,
Lieut.. Co. C, lOs V. r. c.
-PittsBlrg Gazette.
The patients in the military hospitals 6
Nashville voted for the Presidential can
didates on Thursday. In Hospital No
/, Lincoln received 1888 Mcclellan %, an
Fremont g. In Hospital No 10 the vote f
, Lincoln was 39I Nc lellan, 81, and tc
Fremont 2.-OiHcinndti Gazette.
e A vote for the President was taken at tn
conyaIescent and recruiting camp in Al
gusta, Me-, few days since. There wei
present 1 500 soldiers, and the result of Ii
> vote was $50 for Lincoln, and so for M'
Clellan.
il The Ist New York Independent Yetera
p Battery, near Berryville, Va, took vo
for President, on the 9th inst. It stood
follows: Lincoln, so; Mcclellan, 1s; FIR
mont, l.
e On the train on the Central Railroa
e which was due here at O'Clock last even
ing, a Mcclellan man offered TO bet b
that a majority of the passengers wou
vote for Mcclellan, whereupOn canva
of the train was made, with the followiI
d result: Lincoln, 261 Mcclellan, l99; FIR
e mont, 5. The train consisted of p cars.
Il Rochester Dem.
z, The 18th Indiana Regiment voted recen
lv-the result was, Lincoln and Johnso
500, scattering 81.
/. The patients in the military hospital
n Nashville voted for the Presidential cand
dates on Thursday. In hospital No. 8, Ii
coin received 1888, Mcclellan, %, and FIR
P mont votes. In hospital 10, the vote
Lincoln was 9sl, Mcclellan, 81, and Fl
D. mont 2.
Votes were taken in the 10th Regimen
at o. N. G., at Camp Chase, and resulted-l
Lincoln, ESQ; Mcclellan, %; Fremont,
The yote.of the I61st Regiment, o. n.
stood. for Lincoln, 7I2; Mcclellan, 3
Fremont 1.