The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-10
EneGial RenOrt,
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, July 8.
Stock speculation continues active an,
brisk. Business in the leading ralws,
stocks is on the advance.
Government securities are in good de
msnd. Prices are firm.
Judge Nelson has decided that all sale
OF securities and gold are only taxabl.
when the sales srs made by brokers. The
decision was hailed with delight by all
Government bankers and speculative brok
ers.
Gold has been strong all day.
Money in active demand. The supply
is equal to the wants of the market, The
rate tends toward per cent.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stocks are without any pecu-
liar feature to-day.
EMPLOYMENT FURNISHED.
The Bureau of employment for dischsrg-
ed soldiers and sailors, has furnished 900
peTons employment and has now 45O Ap-
R@AN@As7 VI Aso DOOh9s
INCREASE OF CRIME.
The has been q great increase of crime
in the city within the last few months.
SECRETARY STANTON.
The Tribune says that Secretary STAN
ton is worn down by hard labor, but is not
confined to his house. -s
THE $4,000 CLAUSE.
The Express says that the President is
unfsvorably disposed toward the Richmond
petition to relax the $4,000 exception
clause.
THE TRIAL OF MISS HARRIS.
The Commercials Washington special
says In. the trial of Miss Harris to-day
'Ol Vue murder of the Treasury clerk,
Burroughs, a witness testified that imme-
dietely after she shot him, she admitted
that Burroughs had seduced her, and that
she had premeditssed the deed.
GENERAL ORDER.
WAsHISeToE, July 8.
The following general order was issued
to-day:
WAR DEPT, ADJT GEMS OFFIcE)
WssHINGTOE, July 8.
Regimental officers of volunteers on de-
tached service are instructed TO join their
proper commands, excepting those hereaf-
ter named. The following are ordered:
First all commissioned officers of volun-
teerE, both for white and colored regiments,
Or independent companies, now on dstach-
ed service from thsir commsnds, and not
On dnty within their proper armies or de-
will proceed forthwith to join
their respective regiments and companies
Second Here, fter no commissioned
officer of volunteers shall be
placed on duty, or transferred thereon, out
ot the army or department in which his
may be serving. The exceptions
under the foregoing are: First,
Officers on duty mastering out and dis.
charging the volunteer force. Second,
Aide-de-Csmps 10 general officers on duty
troops. Third, Officers on
courts. martial or military commissions, and
F@eumsnl snG; -AbauE6iroa -I1Efut7fs5, IS a 4 HunJTvT
direct orders from the War De-
or Adjutant Generals Office.
II. All enlisted men absent on de-
.ached service from their regiments or
and Ontside of the armies or
in which the same may be
serving, will at once be sent to join their
commands, ualess they are absent
.herefrom by orders from the headquarters
Of military division or superior authority.
III. Commanding Generals of de-
pvrtments and armies are charged with
he prompt execution of this order, and
upon its provisions being fully complied
with, will report the fact to the Adjutant-
General Of the army.
". No commissioned officer or enlisted
man, absent in violation of this order, shall
De paid outside Of the Army or Depart
nanf IN vbiaL ~ -.si-set u company
may be serving. aJ aa
By order of the Secretary Of War.
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