Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

lowed. You must be loyal 10 Lineoln's
government, or to the government of the
Gonfsderste States. II you belong tOshe
former you are my enemy, and would
not hesitate to kill you the moment you
told me so. -..-.-.-.
LEE BEING BETEFoRcED.
The Worlds Washington special says /:
Uneaainess continues to be manifested
along Lees right.
Lee is being reinforced by Beauregsrds
troops. H
all civilians, except newspaper cores
pondents, have been ordered out Of our
army.
The T1i6lae's Washington special says
the only change intended is the substitu-
tion of McOulloch for Fessenden. Cover
nor Dennison and Attorney General Speed
we're both informed when appointed that
they were to remain through the second
term. Judge Ushs4ah will remain for the
present. and Mr. Lincoln will testify his
appreciation of the chiefs of the Secretary
of War and State Departments, by tender
ing them positions for four years more.
SURGEONS AND NURSES SENT TO wILMINa-
TON.
The Commercials Washington letter
says: A corps of surgeons and nurses, with
hospital stores, has been sent to Whining
ton, n. G., which is to be Sherman's new
base for supplies. It is evident battle is
expected by good military judges.
THI SENTINEL ON aCHANeE OF BAss.p b.
The Richmond Sentinel, of the 25th says
every change of the Seat of War begets an
uneasiness and alarm, not only in the new
sections invaded, but in the country at
large. Nobody seems toconsider tia relief
extended to one section blythe removal Of
the enemy's troops toanother, although the
section relieved be ten times as extensive
IS the country now invaded. To make
another rash and desperate "On to Rich
mond" the enemy has loosened his hold on
the whole of the Mississippi Valley, and he
has also given up one-third of Georgia and
: large part Of Virginia. shermsn's
movement Is the key to the present at
tempt on Richmond.
The Whig says it seems as if the Con-
federate Senate was plsying to the enemies
haRd. We want harmony, bod and con-
eefted action, not renewal of State quar-
rels between the cotton and border States,
such qusrrels at such times, if not
quickly hushed viii necessarily prove fatal
to the cause. The enemy will regard 1t
as the surest of all signs Of our failure.
BON. HUGH M'CULLoCH.
The Tri6tssSs Washington special ssys
Hon. Hugh MnCullocb, the incoming Sec
retary of the Treasury, was in the House |
today while action was had upon the new
loan bill. He expressed himself perfectly |
satisfied with it as amended.
RICHMOND PAPER-TALK.
The Richmond papers of Monday sre |
quiet concerning Sherman's exact location,
oAA1 ~ AS o A4Asbo4 VI OOuDb MAbku6I blley i
really know where his main army is. It
is expected he has crossed into North Caro-
lima.
Joe johnson assumed command of the
forces in front and resr of Sherman on
last.
General Lee will remain ct Richmond
and direct movements from that point, as
well as handle his own army for the defense
Of Richmond.
THE GooDYEAR's PATENT.
The extension of the Goodyear rubber
monopoly has been abandoned. It's now
offered to throw the trade open to the
public if very small per centsge on the
sales, for the benefit OF his widow and
ismily is provided by Congress.
NOMINATIONS.
The President today nominated Cen
erals Hayward and Schofeld to be Briga-
1ier Generals in the Regular army.
YnsfAFfJ aV EveninOgC Edifinn