Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07
A MILITARY GOVERNOR OF
LOUISIANA. III
GEN. CASEYS DIVISION In THE
BATTLE.
Federal Loss 1900 inKIlIed and
wounded.
RELEASED PRISONERS TO BE
PAID OFF.

petty guefllla warfare.
THE IMPEACHMENT CASE.
The Senate sergeant-at-arms has returned
from n 'Nshyille, having been unable to
sorvo ri. summons on Judge Humphrey
for ;mnooobn, ent. His trial is set down
for Mondav far the Senate.
AZ RSEsT.
A ship carpenter wa : 'rrest'd to-day in
the navy yard on charg Oi u''erlng us
loyal words.
PRISONERS TO BE PAD.t
Gen. Harvey Brown has dire, "eo 'he
muster for payment of the returning Prit-
Oners from North Carolina. The *
changed are 70 be granted 20 days leave 81
absence-ths others furIOughed till ex-
changed or discharged, and to report to the
Governors Of their respective States.
COL. KESLEY.
Col Henley, Of the First Maryland Reg-
iment, had an interview With the Secretary
of War and the President this morning,
who highly cOmplimented hii2 on his gal
lantry at Front Royal, and promised to
arrange an exchange as soon as possible
for him and his men. Col. Kenley's
wounds are doing well, and he is anxious
to enter the field at the earliest moment.
RELEASED.
Drs. Mitchell and Stone, surgeons Of the
First Maryland and Second Massachusetts,
regiments, have been released uncondi-
tianally by the Rebels as a step toward the
establishment of rule for releasing sur
geens on both sides. They also had an in
terview with Secretary Stanton, who
promised to order the unconditional re-
lease of all the Rebel surgeons now our
prisoners. The Rebels first praetioed after
Bull Run the holding of surgeons as pris-
oners Of war.
GEN. WOOL.
new camp of instruction Is to be
formed at Annapolis under the superin-
tendency of Gen. Wool for fifty thousand
men.
SURGEONS
Boards are in session for the examina-
tiOn of candidates for posts as Assistant
Surgeons in the regular army and Brigade
Surgeons.
RETURN OF FUGIFIYEs.
There is reason to believe that the prae-
tice of returning fugitive slaves to owners
without sufficient inquiry into their 10y
atty, viii be indulged in by both military
and civil officers before Gov. Stanley.
UNIONIsM IN NORTH CAROLINA
Nothing in the recent dispatch Indicates
a belief by Burnside or Rowan in as ex-
tensiye prevalence of royalty in North j
CAROLINA as is asserted in correspondence.
Thence the belief of many here that the 4
New York Ttribune's letters, widely quoted, t
are similar to productions by which that !
journal was imposed upon last year.
DISTRICT OF eoLVNRIA NARsHALsH1p.
A resolution was introduced BY Senator
Hall calling for the accounts of the Mar !,
shal of the District, to whom, and his $
predecessor, during the last year over v
$50, 900 was paid out, q
soy. sFAxLEF. Al
Summers resolution touching Goyerno r.
Stanley, beside calling for the cancel Of his
Lesser Of appointment for enumerated raAs
Onsj raised the grave question as to the i
Presidents authority to appoint Military
Governors. 1t is well known that seere- 81
tary Chase has been opposed to this policy !.
while Stanton favors it. "
ANOTHER MILITARY GOVERNOR. n,
Col. G. F. sheply, now military Com q q
mander at New Orleans, has been appoint 81
I'd Military Governor of Louisiana. Of
A. A. Bradford, Of Colorado is nomina-
ted Associate Judge for that territory.
THE SURPRISE BEFORE RICHMOND. -,
AT the battle of Chickahominy, Caseys an
division was completely surprised, the ex- vi VI
-eriOr line of Pickets being at no point is +.
more tha# 5000 yards in advance. The
enemy drove them in without firing a gun, Ia
Ind in ten minutes were attacking the
main body. Gen. Casey division, unsup-
ported stood its ground three hours q De
mall proportion of the men running, al
hough encOmpassed upon three sides by
he enemy.
SLAVE TRADE TREATY. co
Capt. Schultz arrived to-day with the
lave trade treaty, SO it is now law. He
vas 20 days going and coming.
TAvArroDy tn,
The tax bill passed the Senate, Powell
'nly voting in the negative. The op So
imendment taxing slaves was re- NJ,
Onsidered and bOlted out. Fes- Sc,
endep closed the debate speaking hG Bi,
f the great merits of the bill and setting 80, 80,
Orth the financial condition of the coun- He
ry, and said its debts next year win be sei S1
., POO 100000. j
Our Loss IN TIE BATTLE. &c
Our loss at the battle before Richmond PS Psl
} set down at 1000 killed and wounded. The
dispatch Of mine, setting our loss in Be,
illed, wounded and missing, at 5000, N
Thich would be less than fact, attempted y,
D be sent two days ago, was suppressed ing
n the grounds of being exaggerated taR kI
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