The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
Associated Press Report.
VARIOUS IEEHS

Inc drand Jury OF Maryland, on .churs-
day, returned indictments for Il esson
against Bradley T. johnson, Geo. Fr,anor,
John g. Howard, Thos. Fitzhugh and
Henry G. Gilmore, guerrillas- The in-
dlctment against johnson is for levying
War with others against the United states,
especially on the 18Th OF June, 1863, in
Washington County, Md, ind inKcsptlIr-
ing and taking possession of Gettysbur.y.
AdVlces from tae Repub Tic of San Do
nlingos to the 9Th OF Aug ust report that
the Spanish troops have finally completed
their evacuation, and tha's the Dominicans
are now in undisputed possession of sli
tnelr territory. The pr revious announce
as President or Chief, and the appoint
ment of Gen. Cabrsl 'Is Protector, is con-
| irmed. A national c convention was to be
convened, for the pu rpose of taking mes-
sures TO procue pc fmaneut Government.
A correspondent of the HeIslI gives
| some interesting ststemen is in regard to
the proposed emigration frc IN our Southern
States to the rich and mag Rificent empire
OF Brazil. About twenty agents OF vari-
GUS Southern States sailed for Rio Jsniero
on the 18th ult. to make q / examination If
Don Pedro's dominions, and return and
report on their advantAg es for the settle
ment OF Southerners. Cur correspondents
| estimated that upwards of so, 900 of our
Southern countrymen 81 q now ready to
| emlgrste thither, and shOald the reports of
these agents be favorable, he gives it as his
belief that this number win be greatly ex-
ceeded.
The Hersld's Fortres1 Monroe CORES
pondent says: JEFF. DAVIS walked cut to-
| day for the first time in four days. He is
laboring under another sttsck of erysipelas,
but of light character and showing no
dangerous symptoms. His forthcoming
trial, which, 1t Is believed, has now settled
itself into a conclusive fact, is thought 10
have superindueed the attack
General Miles, having sscertained that
the rebel Captain Z. b. Winder, son of the
deceased rebel General of that name and
whose name is among those s'ppearing in
the WiTz Indictment, was a. Drummond-
town, on the eastern shore, issued an order
/ for his arrest.
Capt Hitchcock, Prev ost Marshal, made
an arrest this mOrniT ,g and the prisoner
was TO day sent to Washington to await
such disposition OF him as the military
authorities may dT ect- am told that in
his treatment Of our prisoners he claims to
have acted enV rely and solely out of ac-
cordsnca with instructions of his Govern
ment.
Tne HspIld's Washington special says
Tie printing of fractional currency notes
] upon the new membrane copy has been
temporarily checked by slight disagree
ment between the inventor and the Depart
ment in reference to the production and
cost of paper eventually. When decision
is arrived at by the Secretary, the public
will be supplied with fractional currency
the successful imitation of which will bsffla q
the skill of the Oldest counterfeiter.
1t will be well nigh impossible to pro-
duce paper outside Of the Treasury build
ing, and from its texture and finish the
lesst expert in money will be able to ois-
tinguish the genuine notes. Not the least
currency is the fact that it will wash.
In obedience to orders from tine War
Department, the work of reducing the
number OF staff officers on the staffs oi
, commanding Generals ia still progressing
Gen. Spinner, U. s. Treasurer, in q very
complimentary letter from the Secretary O
the treasury, in which he alludes to the
fact tbst the General has had but nineteen
] days absence from service, and these BY
: sickness and accident in four and a hal
: wears, has been granted four weeks leave o
absence. -I.
The statement that Mr.. Kenned!
had been conditionAlly offered the Presi
dency of the United States Telegraph
n Company, was made on what was suppOse'
J to be good authority. 1t now turns ou
that the election is yet 10 come OF, conse
quently it was premature. 1. is probabl
that Mr.. Kennedy will await Presidentia
and Congressional action on census affair
before engaging in other pursuits.
Il Frederick w. Seward, Assistant Seere
L tary of State, has SO far recovered hi
k heslth es to be able TO attend to business {
J a private character, and intends to resum
the duties OF his office il q few days.