The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23
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New York, June %.
The Board of Metropolitan Fire Com.
missioners met this forenoon and received
she report of the law COMMITTEES that the
nzittitur from the Court OF Appeals to the
supreme Court had arrived, and been duly
filed, so that the Commissioners are now
legally in charge of the Fire Department.
Applications were received from seventy
five to one hundred iremen to be enrolled
as members of the new orgsnization.-
Some OF the assistant engineers reported
to the Commissioners, and received instruc-
lions to continue on duty under orders of
Chief Engineer Decker.
The Posts Washington special SAYS: A
number of applications for pardon have
been read to-day from military and civil
officers of the late rebel government,
The remains Of Mrs. Seward were tor
wsrded to Auburn to-day.
Southern Railroad managers have ar
rived to make arrangements for continu.
GUS line from New York to Richmond and
Chattanooga.
The Commercial Advertiser says the
chief topic on Change this morning has
oeen the departure South Of Mr.. Eastman
of Eastman & Co, produce des lers, No. 40
Brosd street, for parts unknown, having
deficit amounting TO half million dollars.
a Wsrehousemsn named +. K. Howe, is
also missing, and is believed to be connect.
ed with Eastman. The latter disappeared
lssi Saturday, saying that he was going to
Boston and would be back in day or two
His sntecsdents were of the first quality.
de was church going man and largely
identified with every praisewertby under
taking.
Richmond papers of the 10th contain
she following:
the vote in Accomac and Northampton
counties. For Congress, VIM H. Cur
us, Accomsc county, 923; Northampton
county, 299. George q. Tyler, Accomsc
county, Sc; Northampton county, Cur
tis' msiority Il3I. Eor the House of Del.
egates of Virginia, Thomas H. Kellam and
DR.. John w. Fields were elected, both con-
seGvatiVes. Curtis WAS a Union member
of the Virginia Convention, is conserva-
tive man, and opposed to confscstion.
Tyler is the present United States Col
lector for the District.
The citizens Of Dinwiddie had, st q
meeting, adopted resolutions prohibiting |
negroes from coming upon their p.snta-
tions, except upon business; fixing their |
pay ut i've dollars per month; refusing to |
hire any unless recommended by previous
and, while they recognize F.
II. Plerpont as Governor, and appreciate
his generous sentiments, they oeprecate
the constitution of the State of Virginia as
now in force, and ask that the same course |
be adopted for Virginia that has been for
North Carolina.
The Commercial Bulletin says: The I'd |
U. s. COlored Cavalry mutinied on board |
3 steamer lying at wharf in Portsmouth
last Tuesday evening. They teok posses
sion of tbevessel, refused to allow it to leave,
and then went ashore armed and ran
riot through town. White troops were
summoned from various quarters Gone! al
Graham took command of them and soon
oVerpowered the blacks and drove them
aboard ship whore preparations had been
made for them. They we're disarmed and
sent down the Bay.