The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

7as78.
There is an active demand for cotton e
day. The lArket advanced one cont
There havebe en- heavy yinsurances effected
Wall street within few days upon cOttol
in transit from the South, especially from
Northern Georgia.
New York, June 2s.
MRS. JEFF. DAVIS.
Mrs. JEFF. Davis has taken up her resi-
dence, pro tenn, at Savannah, Ga. She il
represented IS being in very destitut,
con dition.
DISC. gARaE OF PHILADELPHIA NAVY xAR-
EMPLOYEES.
Thirt. y-four of the workmen employed in
the Phiyadslphis Navy Yard are to be dis.
charged, owing to the termination of the
war. TheWork of dismissal is already com.
menced.
TIE SAVANNAH SCHOOLS.
General WoIford has issued orders, dat
ed SaYan nah, June 18th, directing the es-
tablishmt mt of three schools for the educa-
tion of the coIored children of Savannah.
It also enlArges the corporations of schools
now in existence for whites.
FASHION COURSE RACES
The trot at Fashion Course yesterday,
between @Henry Clay" and "Ethan Allen"
mile hests-fOr $4,000, was won by
HHenry Clay" lit three straight heats. Time
-23l.
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.
NEW York, June %.
The HeFald's Washington special says !:
The Presidents health is somewhat i'm
proved, though he is not well enough to
attend to business. In consequence, there
was no Cabinet meeting to-day, at which
South Carolina affairs we're to be discussed.
The presence of delegation of lately vi
olent rebels from that State is regarded
with great dissatisfaction by the Union
men, of whom DR.. Mackey is leader and
representative, and any concession to them
will certainly lead to much trouble.
A PROTEST.
D. II. Bingham, a refugee from Alsba-
ma, driven out of that State for Union
sentiment, some time after the breaking
out Of the rebellion, has prepared long
protest to President johnson against
appointment of Judge Parsons as Provis-
ionsI Governor. He gives record of the
men who composed the Alabama delega-
tion, showing that many of them have
been original and persistent rebels, and to
have largely assisted, personally and by
their wealth and influence, in sustaining
the rebel government and in the persecu-
tion of Union men. He says the action of
the President restoring power to the slave
holding oligarchy who formerly controlled
the State, Ostracizss and puts under ban
the real Union men, who will be ruled by
them.
DEPARTURE.
Major General Rawlins and family left
here this forenoon for the West.
THE GETTYSBURG CELEBRATION.
The Times Washington special says:
Several regiments left here to-day for
Gettysburg to participate in the celebra-
lion at that place on the 4th. General
Meade is experimenting all the arrange
ments.
RECONSTRUCTION MEETING.
meeting for to morrow night, for the pur-
pose of considering the question of recon-
strnctiOn.
EXAMINING BOARD.
It is announced that session of the
Examining Board will take place present
Iy, in anticipation of which some of our
veterans are looking forward to period of
rest.
CHANGES.
The reduction in our army will neces-
sarily compel the return of a great many
prominent officers to less prominent posi-
tons, The changes in line of promotions,
however, will advance many officers in
several regiments to which they belong.
JEFF. DAVIS.
The Worlds special sAys: The Repub-
lican of this evening asserts, with good
deal of positiveness, that JEFF. Davis is to
be tried here in civil court, and that he will
be indicted on the charge of completely in
the assassination CT the President as well as
of treason.
BUYING PARDoNs.
Southerners who are worth more than
$2O, 900 are buying special psrdons At
the present rate the whole Confsderacy will
apply for pardon before the 1st of August.
Among those who petitioned for pardon
to-day were some who left loyal States to
Join in the rebellion.
FoRD's THEATRE.
FoIds theatre is being arranged prspar-
atory to being turned over to its new own
ers. Hwss injured a good deal by its
military occupation, and also by numbers
of morbid curiosity seekers. Even the
stage carpet where Booth fell has been
partially cut up as mementoes of the place.
On Monday the theatre passes into the
hands of the Young Mems Christian As
socistion, and will be known as "Lincoln
Temple" after that date.
CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
WAsHINGToN, June %.
Yesterday, Judge Advocate Bingham
concluded his argument for the prosecution
in the conspiracy trial To-day being
mainly for review of the evidence. The
Court adjourned till II o'clock tomorrow
to deliberate in secret session.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
G. W. Gale, of Alabama, now in prison
here was TO have been put on trial to-mor-
row before the military court, on charges
against him In connection with his publi-