The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25
Sanitary Condition OF Freed.
men In North Carolina.
The Late Myste, iOus Murder
In Pittsburgh.
Associated Press Report.


H. 80 NEW YORK, September "a.
The Wiuoanki and Algonquin are stil
working their engines in fine style, snC
will not stop u al until Tuesday P. M
Thus far the engi If the Winosnki hal
given the best e. ce of its superiority
over that of th onquin. Mr.. Dicker.
sons cutoff on tIer vessel does not
come up 70 the ex "a .sions of many promi-
nent engineers who a. Arst thought it very
good thing. The affair s.tracts hundreds Of
spectators to the scene of the trial, at the
foot of Delaney street. Nothing definite,
however, as to the results of the affair will
| be known until the close of the 96 hours.
The Herald's Washington special says
| The President has concluded to stay his
| hand for q season in the matter of Alabama
| pardon, and to grant few if any more to
citizens of that State until the wheels of
the civil government have been fairly put
| in motion.
The Attorney General has decided not to
| consider applications for pardon in the
| future from individuals who have domiciled
outside of the territorial limits of the
United States. Such persons must first re-
turn and submit themselves, in good faith,
to the action of the Government. The
practical working of the rule will probably
be to forever expatriste many prominent
rebel refugees.
The following pardons were granted to-
day by the President: Mrs. NJ. L.. Long
street, John r. White, James L. Renshaw,
William RenshsW, j. H. RenshaW, o. A.
Rsnshsw, Robert RenshsW, E. s. Mccall
and Thomas NJ. Jones of Virginia; Mrs.
Mary Dean ofGeorgia, James Henry Ware
and SamueI B. Marks, of Alabama; LOUIS
NJ. VanMeter and John NJ. VanMe eter, of
Kentucky.
The receipts returned to the Internal
Revenue Bureau to-day Saturday are
given at $a0O, 900, and for the week at
81, ,S97, AL. The gross receipts to date from
the 1st of July last are $S4, So, ,43O.
fh1 nTst TvPore ef the sanitsry es- -1it'~-
of the freedmen in North Carolina has just
been received ct the Freedmen's Bureau.
The colonies reported on are two in the
neighborhood of NeWbern, containing seven
Thousand five hundred negroes, and Roam
oke Island with population of three thou
sand five hundred, and one at Beaufort of
FIVE hundred. Out Of this number four
thousand three hundred sre stated to be
dependent upon the Government. At New
bern and Roanoke Island a large proportion
and in the ViSirity of Beaufort the small
pox has appeared among them.
Captain Charles H. Marshall, one of our
wealthiest and most respected merchants,
died yesterday.
The steam propeller Oceanns, running
between New York and Providence, col
ided about four O'Clock yesterday morning,
in the sound when thirty five miles from
this cityNon her way hither, with the sloop
Jacob Duryes, cutting abe latter nearly
in two. The DuFyea had seven passenges
on board, of these one lady, Mrs. Sarah
Davis, of Port Jefferson, Long Island, and
her two children, were drowned. Others
were saved by the steamer. The bodies of
Mrs. Davis and her infant were recovered,
but that of the other child could not be
found. ... ......-
The Times Richmond correspondence,
dated the 2Ist inst, says the Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia,
held their annual conference at St. PauPs
Church yesterday morning. The atten-
dance was large Of clergy and lay delegs-
tions. Right. Rev. Bishop Johns presided.
Al the re-assem bling of the Council at five |
P. M, the Bishop delivered his charge. It
was very able document, and particular
Iy notable for earnestness and liberality.
Il strongly recommends the re-establish-
ment of those relations with the Church in |
the North which existed before the war. |
The following extract will be indicative Of |
the argument: fss
"If, as people, we favor civil union, then |
why not as q church. Can We be more i'm
placable as q church than as . people"
Resolutions were offered to re- unite, pro- |
vided union be not attended with degrad- |
ing or dishonorsble conditions.
The Conference adjourned sine die, how |
ever, without discussing the said res,lu. |
lions.