Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-30
Gold last night closed 148 S-8.
Associated Press Report.
From New York.



NEW York, November 29.-The Posts
special from Washington says: The report
Of a Baltimore paper that General Butler in
tends to go to Florida is denied by his
friends.
The Custom House authorities have ceased
their search after the body of Hon. Preston
King. A thorough search has been made
in all places where it is supposed the body
might be.
The monthly report of the Executive
Committee of the National Freedmen's Re
lief Association, dated November 25th, says;
The disbursements for educational purposes
for the past month have been more than
s., 600, although but a small part Of the fund
is vet occupied. Operations have been
greatly restricted by the want of funds to
meet the expense entailed. The Committee
6Sr6hGgthy hth hFpsS sf6ag9 fhg
retain the present corps Of teachers in the
field.
An abstract from a letter from the Super
intentlont of the Freedmen's Bureau at Pc
tersburg, Va, says that at distrihution of
clothing in Petersburg, it was found thgt
forty grown girls had each but dress on
Many bows in the streets had no covering
but shirts. Hundreds of men and women,
too old to work, were covered with but
few rags.
In view of these distressing facts the Com
mittee urge immediate attention to arouse
more active sympathy for these suffering
people. ,...1
in value to SI2,I1I "a, more than half in
clothing for distribution.
Murderers Arraigned-
NEw YoRK, November 29.-This morning
-. the nnnrdnrpTg OF
Cuban Otero, were arraigned in the court
of Over and Terminer and plead not guilty.
They will probably be tried dnrinG the
present term of the court.
$1,000 Damages.
In the Supreme Court, to-day, in the case
of John Scappun against the Second
Avenue Railroad Company to recover
SIO, 900 damages for INJURIES received by be
| ing run over by a car, motion was made
for dismissal, on the ground that the plain
| tiff had been guilty of negligence IN at
tempting to cross the track when a car was
| annroacbing, but it was denied and the case
went to the jury. The jury rendered yer
| dict against the Company for S5,OOU
| damages. ..
New YoRK, November 29.-The impress
sive rites of confirmation were to-day con
1 terreQ upon bOlue lJOVu pbiCOlAS IL eiLS -Ae'A -
| of st. Marys, by Archbishop McClosky, as
| sisted by the Rev. Mr.. McMerney, Seere
tary Archdeacon McCarron, Rev. Fathers
| McKenna, and St. John. The church wa
densely crowded. The ground floor being
reserved for those about to be confirmed
At IL o'clock the boys to the number OF som'
900, and in the afternoon at two O'CLOCK
500 girls received the sacrement OF confirm
alton. The Archbishop briefly addressing
the congregation at both services.
The Post says: Wall street has beer
troubled to-day by number of sensation
rumors, but Notwithstanding the unsettled
state of the public opinion and the vague
| incertitude as to the immediate future o
the money market there is less depression
than prevailed day or two ago. The loaI
of the market is fairly active. There is al
ample supply of capital, but tenders ar,
cautious The rate is per cent. The stoel
market is quiet. Governments are stead.
without much pressure to sell.
Removed.
The Commercials Washington sPecla
saws that the Secretary of the Treasury en-
dorses a recommendation of the Comptrolle
to remove the Currency Bureau to New
York, and to increase the capital Of the Ma
tional banks to the extent of S5O,OOO,OOO