Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
Gold last night closed fi5 S-8.
Associated Press Report.
From New York.
Gold.

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NEW York, October 25.-Gold has ruled
steady during the day, the prices showing no
change of moment since yesterday. 1t
opened at 1863. The quotations dropped to
| I455.
The Commercial says about S11 100000 of
the temporary loan have been Withdrawn
from the sub-treasury during the recent
stringency in the money market.
The Times this morning makes the very
significant remark that further relief will
be felt on the authentic announcement that
no more funding Of the legal tenders will be
authorized after the close of the currentS3O,
600, 900, which is expected to be made in
few days.
New YORK, October 25.-The steamer
Teutonia, from Hamburger, has arrived here.
Her news is anticipated.
Collision.
A correspondent of the Post says collis-
ion occurred this morning at a crossing of
the Erie and Northern New Jersey Rail
roads, half mile west of Bergen tunnel,
between two heavy freight trains. Both
engines were smashed and considerable
damage was done, but it is said that no one
was hurt. $4,000 to $4,000 will probably
cover the loss to both roads. Two passen-
ger trains approached this crossing last
evening" lue lTdlu llioNlllA dl EOou
speed, with brakes, at the same time the
Northern New Jersey train was passing
over.
There is great danger of an accident at
Hackensack's junction. The least delay ON
the part of either train renders a collision
certain.
Publishes a Reply.
Mr. j. n. Navarrov, Consul General of the
Mexican republic, publishes reply to the
statements Of DIR. Councillion, President of
Gentleman saws that after obtaining from
Haximilian a grant for this monopoly he
visited President Juarez, and received his
approval for the establishment OF Com
pany. .o+
Juarez is desirous of introducing American
capital into MEXICO, says that 1t Is not true
that he has given his sanction to any enter
nrise or contract authorized or derived from
the government of an invader. Mr.. n.
trusts that there are few citizens IN this
great country, who from motives OF gam Will
give their moral and financial support to an
attempt to overthrow sister republic.
waited upon the President.
number of eminent Italian, residents of
this city. on Saturday, waited upon the
President, and presented a petition from
the Italian Executive Committee at Milan,
for the abolition of capital punishment, and
in behalf of mercy to jefferson Davis The
President received the petition with only an
inquiry, in an accent of surprise, that they
| should plead for jefferson Davis.
Arrived.
Ngw YoRK, October 25.-The l73d regI-
ment, Col. Peck, arrived here this morning
on board the steamship Nevada, from sa-
vannah The regiment numbers 200 men
| The I47th regiment, Metropolitan Police
brigade, arrived in Brooklyn at IL o'clock
this morning. The troops were received on
entering the city, by brigade Of MetropoLl-
fan Police under command of Capts Powers
and Smith, and after marching through the
principal streets partook of sumptuous
dinner at the arsenal, where they were wei
coined by Police Commissioner Bergen
Acquitted.
NEw YoRK, October 25.-In the case of the
people VS.. Peter R. Strong, in which the de
fendant was charged with procuring. an
abortion on the person of his wife, and which
has excited much interest, the Judge chargec
the Jury that it was their duty to acquIt The
prisoner, which they did.
Vessel Sales.
There was another sale of government
vessels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. SOM
of the vessels brought very low prices, an'
there was very little desire on the part Q
builders to buy.