The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02
VOL. XIX---NO. lS &

pondent says he saw very few cOlored
people or any other class lAboring in the
fields during his journey. Wherever they
were met with they seemed to be working
with will and msnifesting perfect cheer
fulaess in their toll. A party Of half q
dozan blacks were plowing in field with
moro than usual energy. They we're
working land on shares.
IMPORTANT ORDER, sc. 'a FfI
5-s-s-. WAsHNGTON, August 1.
No visitors were yesterday or to-day re:
ceived BY the President, nor Cabinet meet
ing held this morning owing to his suffer-
ing from an attack of sickness Of bilious
character. s'
Il is stated that over one hundred par
dons were granted to-day, all of the $2O,-
900 class.
The following order from the War De.
partment has jast been made public:
WAR DEPT, ADJT GEMS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July 2s, 1865. !
Gen'l Orders
No. l81.
By direction of the President Of the
Uuited States the following army corps
were discontinued SIS organizations The
I'd corps from Jure 2s, 1866 4th corps
from August 1; 9th from June 2s /; 6sh
from June %; 7th from August l; sth
from August OH from July q; 10th
from August /; l4sh from August Ii 16ih
from August l; l7lh from August 10th
from June /; 23d from August 24lh
from August l.
By order of the Secretary of War.
TSlgned,1 ED TOwEsEED, .
Asst. Sec'y of War.
.. BALTIMORE, August l.
FROM RICHMOND. ..-..-.
Richmond papers of to-day have been
received, with the exception Of the Repub-
lie and they contain nothing of moment
They say that there are reports that new
election is about TO be ordered, but there is
nothing authentic about it. The Wing has
q long editorial urging that the officers
elected should be permitted to exercise the
functions, and no hostility 70 the Govern
ment is intended.
GENERAL GRANT. M
BosToN, August l.
The progress of General Grant from Boz
ton to Portland was attended with hearty
and enthusiastic popular demonstrations a.
all towns and villages on the route. At
Lawrence q short stop was made, and the
General was shown over the Pacific Mills,
and, subsequently, PartoOB of an elegant
collation. in City Hall. Several of the mot
intelligent and beautiful ladies Of the city
acted as walters at the table,
All the mills stopped work and the pop
ulaLion of Lawrence joined in reception
The train left Portland at 1l:3O
PORTLAND, Me, August l.
General Grant and party arrived here at
s:42P.M. He was received by the city
government and q large escort of military
and citizens, by whom he was conducted
70 the Preble House. The concourse OF
citizens which lined the streets was i'm
mense, and the General was greeted with
much enthusiasm.
At IO:3O tomorrow morning he will
hold reception a. ths City Hall at one
o'clock he will leave on q special train tor
Brunswick, to attend the Commencement
ceremonies at Bowdoin College, where
Iuerv Iz W w s.-.a-~-a--o - o---A--1N- ~
the College who have fought In the war
He will return in the evening, and Thurs
dsy morning he will leave by special train
for Augusta, returning the same night
On Friday he will make an eIeursloE
among the Islands on the revenue steamer
Mahoning, returning before noon. At
o'clock he will take the Grand Trunk car
for Gorham, N. Il. Saturday morning n
will leave Gorham for Quebec, where he i
\ to meet Msj. Gen. Doyle, commander
the British forces in North America. Tn
General contemplated embArking hene
for Halifax to meet Gen. Doyle at tha
place, but he changed his route in order t.
meet that officer st Quebec. What hi
route will be from Quebec, is not stated.
GALLAGHER's ExoHAEGE-
NEW YOKK August l.
Gold 14515.
Erie, s75s; Reading, 1O424j Aichiga
Southern, 647s; Pittsburgh, SO; Rock Ii
Island, 1O8ss; Northwestern, 27; FOI
Wayne, e65s.
Gold firm. Stocks firm.
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