Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11
DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1865.
THE NEW
GoLD clOsed lad MAX a IA.

the negroes of North and South Carolina
TIE widow of stonewall Jackson is said I
be in destitute condition.
TIE one-armed guerrilla, Berry, was eaI
tured and brought to Louisville yesterday.
THE robbery of $s5, 600, in bonds and.cur
reney, is reported at Troy, n. Y.
The number of emigrants arrived at New
York from january 1st to October 3lst 1866
was I62,9IS.
COUNTERFEIT 2's on the Union Bank O
Albany were attempted to be passed in New
York on Saturday.
The Legislature of Louisiana has elected
Il. Boyer as U. s. Senator for the short term
Mr.. Boyer was U. s. Judge before the war
iaTHE Mississippi Legislature has declined
to pass the Constitutional Amendment, hav-
ing objections TO the second clause.
ovEa eight thousand dollars were stolen
from the safe of a eommissary in Columbus,
KY, last Friday.
A PARTY of guerrillas have been commit
ting depredations in the town of Layergne,
Tenn They were dispersed by the military.
COMMoDoRE TArrNALL, formerly of the
rebel navy, is living in Savannah in a des-
tiiute condition.
DIsPArcH from Washington says Gen.
Logan's instructions are being prepared !;
that he will follow Jaurez wherever he
goes.
ADDITIONS have been made by the Postof-
fee Department to the mail service of Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Texas, under con
tracts that expire next June.
a POOR orphan German girl committed
suicide in Hoboken, the other day, because
she had been accused of stealing five dol
lars.
GEN BUTLER, it is said, Will soon publish
reply to the structures upon his military
career, contained in the report of General
Grant.
An old couple, aged sixty and sixty five
years, residing in otsego county, n. Y, were
brutally murdered on Thanksgiving Day.
The murderers failed to get $1,000 which the
old people had in the house.
THE Senate of Louisiana laid on the table,
and twice voted down motions 10 call up,
resolution providing that U. S. flag should
be purchased and hung above .he Speakers
chair.
Mr.. GLENy, manager of the Norfolk. Va,
Opera House, left Petersburg last Wednes-
day, having considerable sum of money,
and has not since been heard of. II is fear
ed he has met with foul play.
OFFICIAL notification Of the adoption of
the Constitutional Amendment by the the
Legislatures of % States has been received
at Washington. Indiana and Iowa have, so
far, neglected to send in the official notice.
Is Cambridge, Vermont, six members Of
the family of Andrew Chase have died with
malignant diptheria within the short
space oftwo weeks. 4 mother and daugh
ter were buried in one grave.
THr Provisional Governor of Georgia has
received instructions from Washington TO
retain his position until further orders, and
not to issue certificates Of election to Georgia
Congressman elect.
New York, urgently call on the church for
immediate aid Contributions in money
may be seut to the Treasurer, Robt. Minturn,
7s South street, NY.
TnE case of parties, in New York, charged
with an attempt to defraud the Internal
Revenue of $4,000, was yesterday transfer
red from Justice Downing's Court to the
United States Court.
THE Legislature of North Carolina, after
counting the votes cast for Governor. and
finding Worth elected, passed resolution
to inaugurate him on the 9th, but rescinded
the resolution the next day, aud agreed TO
adjourn until the lst of February.
News from Mexico states that the French
forces are building Notifications at Mon
terey, particularly on the road General
lack Taylor approached. The French sol
diers seem to be dissatisfied at remaining in
the service. The Liberal cause would have
many more ndherents were it not for the
constant guarreling between the leaders.
SOMETIME since slight ARRAY took place
at Columbus, Miss, between some of the
State militia and some negroes, growing out
of an attempt to take possession of the arms
of the latter. The item in our dispatches
this morning, stating that a collision occur
red at Grenada, refers, we presume, to the
same affair.
Cor. CRANE, Inspector General of the
ouartermaster Department in Tennessee,
who has been court-martiaied for malfeas-
apee. is sentenced tobe cashiered and pay a
fine or s.. 900. in default of the payment Of