The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

on these stocks and there was sharp ris
in the prices though business was restrict
Ell by the smsll amount Of stock Offering
Erie. in demand At SO, 'ieI to 81 I the1
rallied and at the close stood sat Iilinoi
Central rose to l3I bid, no stock offered.
Gold opened weak and the prices rur
down to 1873. After the announcements o
| qfthe fan of s 2os to ii, BY, the China
! news gold rose to i4o. Transactions wer,
very light to-day and no business was don,
Of any account, s5d -.sl cllasrg gt,
i . POSTPONED. 81. .r..f
The hearing in the case of W. D; Mann
and David Strstton, who defrauded tbs
stockholders ofthe United Service Petro
leum Company, was to have come off to
day but was postponed till Wednesday
Mann and STATION are in prison in de-
fault of bail ,
THE HIGHwIEEs SEIZURE. i...r
The Worlds, Washington special says
The Important seizure, under the Internal
Revenue Law, of highwines at Dubuque
Iowa, valued at several hundred dollars
has been decided by the Commissioner o.
Intesnsl Revenue and referred to the
Secretary of the Treasury for approval
The parties who advanced money on these
highwines, on the belief that the Govern
A-l1 t...-- 2 -- 70 = 80 ifi-
their interests should be protected. A
e9mproniss will probably Be effected
which win save the government and the
parties to some extent and lead TO gem
eral rule that nOwhisky shall be hereafter
purchased on open ,tnsrkss, unless under
bond. In all. cases where parties have
advanced innooentlyl On highwines they
win be- protected as far as they eau be. ala
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The Hersld's special says an address to
the Democracy of the United States will
be published tomorrow frons CHARLES Ma
son, ChsirmAn of the Democratic Asso-
citation of this District, t,...fs,g ~ ..,..
1t is intended more as basis for q
further organization Of the party than q
call to immediate concert Of action. ..a
The address sets out with declaring that
tSe Democrats believed peace and Union
were compatible, and would be secured by
conciliAtery measures, and that after war
really eemmenced, terrible as it was,
the gre nnass of Democrats acquisseed in
cute4 for the sole purpose of restoring the
Union, believing that assoOn as this object
was attained the war ought to cease. It
takes strong ground against cor ferring
upon negroes the Tightof citizenship, on
the ground that they are unqualified by
education and as a race SO greatly inferior
to the whites as to lowerithe stsndsrd of
average intelligence by intermingling.
This is declared to be our GoverDment,
and the negro a foreign element which can
not be successfully assImilsted. rs7
"a The immediate restoration of the rebel
lious States Oithe sacred circle, with all
their rights and privileges unabridged is
also urged, on the ground that the Federal
Government cannot exist while portion
Of the States ennnanai-r5 --''r7 rree ana an
,,,,,lryrIpoftion :, virtually snsIaved by military
power. -r.. ea baiauasf ai atl 81 .r. fs'
. The address expresses the utmost conf
denee in the wisdom, integrity and democ-
rscy Of Andrew johnson, and concludes
in eulogistic terms '-'a -'i7ili s
.4qo NEwBERNE, N. C, July 2.
..H1.i 80. r.a GEEERAI cox. OBJ on -a,.t
General Cox having been nominated for
Goyetnor of Ohio has been relieved of the
command of this Department and ordered
to report at Washington, which will leave
General Roger in command. ai1ta.
coLLBCTIoN OF DEBTS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
There are no courts in this State to en-
force the collection of debts, and will not
be until the new STATE government is or
ganizsd, which will not take plsce TIL jan
nsry next. f--i,s'i..'
~ FILTHY CONDITION OF WILMINGTON.
Parties from Wilmington bring alarm
ing reports of the filthy and sickly condi-
ton Of that city, which condition of things
has been growing worse since the arrival
there from rebel. prisons of our soldiers,
who were rotten with disease. 1t is re-
ported that the yellow fever has appeared
there, but is not believed, ss it is consider
ably too early in the season for that cpl
dennic The blacks who have gathered in
great numbers 1fuTHish many victims 90
d;saasa HrHl.D gdt.a5s atE Uea~ h. De
- aiaiq SPOTTED FEyEE.. a tn'
The Newbern Times says The spotted
fever is raging fearfully among the blacks
as well IS whites in Wilmington, and it is
reported that the yellow fever threatens.
Welearned these facts from Wilmington
I -lulk1 tu1 .dih islA -iii .i-is0' t't
Ofhelal. is.ii.. .dj 10 ssldr .lsuglig .4hr1al
s-i,fITHIlEf PUBLIC DEIBT..1 ls. 10 i
sHo9 sff l1au. WAsHIEGToN, July g.. .l
It is understood Itbas there will be no
publication OF ststemshnt Of the public
debt for the m9nsh ending June as moth
ing materially has occurred since the pub
licstion of last one to render it necessary.
. ~ bias or nMAr1s.ni aSlan'si ti7.ai
i Tbs Post oaos Department has again
9sdvsriizsd for proposals for carrying the
mails by Steamship between the United
States and Brazil The Contract was here
tdfore awarded respectfully 70 New Yoffkers
but the question was recently raised
by 8 third party, II andt. was q sus-
Saihed by the Attorney General, that the
character Of ths steamship company be-
ing for different specified purposes il did
give the required responsibility for the
Uuitsd States and Brazil mail service,
The third party claim the contract on the
ground of being the uext lowest bidder,
bnt this was set aside by the Attorney
General also, rnd hence the renewal Of in.
vitstion for propssals. y g u,y.a
'1HI DELKeAr1oE FROM BIcHMoSD. ls..,
30 'sAa'i'' fWksH1BGroN, July 3,
y A delegation from Richmond has arrived
here, bring a nuteFousIy signed memorial
to the President praying the re.eoDsidera-
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