Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

the closing paragraph Of President Lin
coins message, wiz yet tend, despite Jef.
DsYis's position, to continued efforts on ths
part of certain peace men in the COnSsd-
eracy.
Another and more general opinion is,
that the war win go on until peace is
conquered in the field.
hsHKoED ExA1uHER OF IHDEPEzpzEuH.
Ene HlehmOnd Ezaziner Of the 9Th, IN
long editorial, endsavors TO convince itg
readers that Independence il psay If thsv
VIII only make the proper efforts 70 obtain
it. It says there is profound and novz.-f,1
evidence Of a revived passion, wrath ana
resolve in the Confedsrate people. Il villa
be of no uses it will lead to no good; tbsz
viii subside again into deeper apathy aud
dependency, unless strong and decisive
measures are at once taken to render them
available and convince the people that
those who control this Government know
how to give it the right impulse to drive
it to legitimate end by its strong, steady
hand, and prevent excitsment; and that the
heree resentment at the carefully prepared
and elaborate Outrages put upon Us By Lin
coin and Seward must not be allowed 70
eVaporate snd pass away in the rhetoric and
cheers Of two or three public meetingsI the
business before Us Is of the most practical,
earnest and vital kind, and the EuecsssfuI
issue depends mainly upon restoring the
confidence Of the people, end in making
5aH9SsRenes aHsR ss Is fully Committed to thom and
the alternative for US all is to establish cur
Independence or else to die.
CAPTURE OF BRAsoHVnLE By sHERxAH.
EEW YoRE, Feb. II.
A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Bulletin, dated Washington, Feb. I1fh, says
the Richmond pspersof yesterday announce
(unO6eially) the capture of BrsnchVills By
General sherman's forces.
STOCKS.
NEW YoRK, Feb. IL.
At AtGsllsgher'a Evening Stock Exchange
tonight
Gold 2O41<.
Government stOcks-s-2O's, new, 1OsX;
10-4O's 1929.
Hudson 1855; Reading 100; Michigan
Southern sos; Illinois Central III; Pitts-
burgh s255; Toledo -; Rock Island s51<;
Northwestern 3411; do preferred =; Fort
Wayne "a; Ohio i Mississippi Certificates
277<; Cumberland IS; Quicksilver s7xi
MaripOsa I11<.
The Stock Market was rather firm.
Gold was steady, with sales after the call
at 2O5.
WAsHnaEoS, Feb. IL.
PROMOTIONS.
Bugadier General Grierson, the eresk
raider, who is now in Washington, yaG
promoted BY the President, at
the request Of Lieutenant. General Grant,
to Msjor-General, BY brsvet, To-day The
Senate confirmed the nomination, and also
the following: Commander Bisseu 20 be
Captain, and seifrsdgs, Commodore in tha
Navy; Benz. Moran, of Pennsylvanis, to be
Secretary, and Dennis R. Al7ord, of New
York, Assistant Secretary of the Legssioa
st London; jeremiah Curtin, of Washing
iOn' to be Secretary of the Legation ct st.
Petersburg.
HEW YORk, Feb. II.
WHAT REBEL PAPKRs SAY.
The Richmond R1ig, of the 9Th, contains
he following:
The Wilmington Journal says that two
ankee gunbosts shellsd Fort Anderson on
,riday last. No damage was done to the
'ort. Six Of our men were wounded, two
them seriously. There were monitors
iP the river, but they did not come near
nough to participate. The Fort replied,
nd put shot through one Of the Yankee
compelling her to haul OF.
The Raleigh Confederate says: The COM
1issionerS from North Caroline, who re-
emily visited Richmond, were admitted to
n Immediate personal interview with
resident Davis. The masters of the con-
'rencs were confidential, but We are able
} say that the President was frank and
and that he presented to the
full history of his policy
J connected with their proposition, and
le interview resulted agreeably and use
lily.
General Forrest fsvors the arming Of
!, 600 negroes. He declares that Il he
yer had an inclination to tight for revenge
lat time and feeling have passed. BE
oW contends for principle, for home, wife
1d children, against subjugation, but de-
res peace, and is tired Of scenes Of blood.
oss' brigade Of Forests corps is yet at
orinth.
Bells brigade is in West Tenn esSss, re-
'uiting from South Carolina.
It was stated in q telegram few days
nee thst heavy diminishing was going on
MeBride's Bridge. This bridge is sew
lteen miles west of Grahams7iIle, which
tWenty-seven miles west of BranohviIle
/ the Augusta Railroad.
DEATH OF GEN. EINDER.
We regrettO learn that Brigadisr General
'hn H. Winder, who for considerable
me commanded the Department ofHsnr
'unty, died at Florence, 8. c., on the 9Th
stant.
GEN. GARDNKR REFTRED.
Tho Marine Clarion says Major General
ardner has been retired from duty in this
strict, and Maj. Gen. VIM. 8. Marsh ap-
,inted in his Btesd.
How 'sBOby'' Get . FurIouEh.
From the Cinciuuatf Oosawarrf.T