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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06
L. F. MELLEE, Secretary.
Cleveland, April 5, 1865.

CLEVELAND INSURANCE COMPANY.-We call
the attention of our readers to the adver-
tisemsnt in another column, of the Cleve-
land Insurance Company.
1t will be seen that the OFF ,ers and Di-
rectors of this Company comprise some Of
our most prominent and reliable business
men. The public can have perfect ss8ur-
ance that all transactions will be made in
the most honorable manner.
The Company is now fully organized and
prepared to writo FIRE and cargo risks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

In our two previous issues We have pub
lished returns from all the wards except
the eleventh. We are able, this morning,
TO lay before our readers the result of the
election in the latter ward, and give the
total vote in ell the wards for each of the
city officers. The statement given below
is complete and correct:
ELEVENTH WARD.
Mayor-Cbapin, 200; Sexton, 500. Com
missioner of Water Works-Bingham, 206;
Rhodes, 298. Police Judge-Abbey, 205;
Lvude, 3O2. Police Clerk-Gardner, 203;
BTokenshire, 3OI. City Attorney-Dennis,
2O2; Adams, 3O2. City Msrshal-Schmitt,
224: Bingham, 2S2. City Commissioner
Coonrad, $50; Russell, 252. Infrmary Di-
reetor-Burl son. 207; Blee, ST., 297. City
Sexton-Stedman, 2O4; Givens, 29S. City
.reasurer-Hart, 2l3; Burrin, 29S. City
Ssaler-Stewsrs, 2l3; 3;=-. Justice OF the
Pesce-Benham, 206, Knorr, 298.
Copstables-EastmaD, 20S; Klaue, 2O7i
Simmons, 2O5; Fernald, 2O7; Eager, 2O6
Rideeway, 2O7; Champlin, 2O3; Stevens, 2O6
Buskirk, sO3; Whitney, 299; Darragb, 298
Mcclure, 297; McGarvey, 1885, Quinlsn, 29o
Shuttle, 2g6; LeDze, 298.
Trustee-Bubrer, 495. Assessor-John
Honey we'll, 80.
We append, in tabular form, statement
of the total vote for each city officer, with
the msjority received by each Union can
didate. Our statement yesterday was in
complete.
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STATE OF OHIO,

SfATE OE OHlO,
COUNTY OF OUTABoGA,
1, W. L. CUTTER, Cashier Of the Merchants Ma
tiCns Bank Of Clev land 60 sOlemuly swear that
the above statement is tuo to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
W. L. CUTTER, Cashier.
sworn to and subscribed before me th 4th day
of April, lS65. J. LEONAhD,
Ep6a98 Notary Public.
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REPORT
" OF THE
Rational City Bank Of Cleveland,
Anil ID IaRa-

1 Jouu F. wHrrELAu, Cashier Of the Na,iOnAI
City Bank Of Cleveland, O., do sol'mny swear that
the ab We statement il true - the lest Of my
knowledge and belief. = ,,,-,,,.-.,
STATE Of OHIO,
COUNTY OF CuYaHOGA,
sworn to aud subscribed befOTe me this 4th day
Of A. I'll, 1865. ,r r,ovEv
ap6: 9s Notary Pubic, tuyshoga 20 /. y.
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6TH, 1865.
Good Household FuFhItuTe, Rosewood
Plano, DC, &C.,

At House No. 1873 Ohio street
Q. Cutter foi will sell, on ThursdRy, April 6,
st house No l33 OhiJ street opposite Blacks LiT-
cry stable, commencing a. 10 O'clock NJ, the
Furniture, &C IN said house, consulting Of good
rOsesood Piano and stO5l, nah gsny 60 y. do hair
Iest Chairs, do Ce3t Tatle, do Rocking Chairs, do
Dressing Bar aus do Wash Stands, do Easy hair,
nice set Chamber Furniture complete. csne-seat
chairs, Stands, Tables, Carpets Gil Cloth, straw
Mattresses, WindoE Shades, G ok Stove, coal and
wood Stoves, CTockerg, Glassware, Kitchen Uten-
ais, &e- Houss open at o'cicckon morning o. sale.
Terms cash in bankable funds. sps:l9S
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'--'.'-e '-'o' 70 %
1, Augustus s. GOrham, OF Cleveland, O., do sol
EMMY swear that the atoTs stat ment Is true to
the b. st Of my knowledge and belief
A. s. GoRAAM, Cashier.
STATE CT OHIO.
COUNTY OF CUTAH1GA.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me this 9TH day
Of April, 1855. SAMUEL FOLJAMBE,
apsIsl Notary Public,
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For N. 7, markets see First Page.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EUIsI UF JILL LAfaNDs
ENTERED APRiL 5.
scow Ellen White, Dupree, Keliey's Island.
Scow n 0na, Carran, Ke ley's Island
ScoW Ellen, Blanchard, Kelley's Island
ScoW Rescue, Porter, KelleTs Island.
Seow Industric, Bonham, keley's Island.
Sow Blszk swan, smith, Black River
Scow Tom Swain, Pe.ew, Sandusky.
SooW + Prince, Prince, Kelley's Island.
scow sutler Girl, Bennett, Keye ey's Islald.
EARED....-......AFHm S.
schr A AIedbury, Warner, ToedO, $50 tons coal.
Scow Bescue, Porter, Ke!ley's Island.
Srow n ona, Carran, Kslley's Island.
scow Aunt Ruth, FOX, Elaok River,
Scow Sutler Girl, Bennett, kelley's Island
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cleveland Evonlng stock T1change.

"WEDNESDAY Ev EISs, April o. 1865.
The attendance at the sto Exchange this even
ing was smell, aud Though advicss from New York
showed decided improvement in stocks, there
seemed t. be 0 confidence in tbs pernaneLee Of
the adVsnce. snd 10 d spOi itiOn 20 invest. The
transactions were as follows:
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public Monies,
ani Financial Agent Of the Uni ed states. Au-
thor'zed subseriptIon AgeLt for the
7-3O LOAN, &c.
This Bank having been spl ointed Depository
snd Financial Agent OF the Governm.nt, will
promptly fill all orders or the Popular 7-s0 Loan
now being rapidly taken The decline In Gold
must continue to render this Loan desirabls In
yes ment. The usual comm ssiOn al owed to Banks
and snkers Nho buy to sell agaia.
Five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes.
Wi h accrued interest added, rec ived in payment
for ru seriplions rsturrd T-3O C, upons p1i on
2 ese entatiou. United stat Vouchers pure hass d ,
and maturing Certificates Ct Indebtedness col
lected.
sps;22i WI. oUTTEB, Cashier.
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER oFFIOE,
WEDNESDAY, EvENSa, April 8, 1865.
Reeeipts-Tbe receipts Of Grain BY raj during
he q hours ending a. one o'clock to-day were e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

STREET CLBANIEe.-The muck and winter
ac-umulations Of divers sorts have been re-
moved from Water street, and it now pre-
sents very neat appearance,
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&. B. HALE, BankeF,
AND
y, GOVERNMENT L0AN AGENT,
HI Superior st.


LOAN.
lCOg mission sllowe a to S1bscribeJs.l
E5-U. s. Bo8ds Of 1851 5-2l's. l0-fJF, Treasury
Notes and all other Governments kecUrities pur-
ch sci and for Fale on the most fasorebi terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Uoney bought
and sold st best rates, Deposits received and col
lections made ct all Accessib p5ilts. unc5rrent
fonds converted at lowest rates. Keyenue stamps
for sale. Oci
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Court MARTIAL.-As the commission and
witnesses have sl arrived in this city, the
case of Captain F. A. Nash, Provost Mar
shal of this District, will come up for in
vestigation and hearing, this morning, at
10 O'Clock, in the United States Grand Jury
room.
Captain Nash arrived here yesterday,
and is stopping at the Weddell House.
ELECTION IN BRooKLYR.-The election in
Brooklyn township resulted in the triumph
of the following Union candidates:
Justices of the Pesce-B. R. Beavis and
John Reeve.
Trustees-F. s. PeIton, Jacob siringer and
John Ross.
ClerI-Frederick ". Wirth.
Treasurer-Francis H. Chester.
Assessor-Edward F. Fuller.
Constables-Walter H. Gates and William
Witt
Union Central Committee-F. 4. Chester,
J, G, Graham and J. M. Poe.
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ELsOrION RETURNS.

Returns from the Eleventh Ward
Full and Correct Tabular Exhibit Of
the Vote. with MajOEflies, for City
O0aaara
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OUARTERLY REPORT
" OF THE
Second Rational Bank OF Cleveland
April 3D., 1865.


Lca-s aud 956,407 ~
U. S. Bonds depoIted with
Treasurer U. ;. to secure
CirculatiOn.......-... .....-...s oIieOD ID
o. :. Ond deIOited With
Treasurer U. .. to secure
lepQz .s..s...-...... <uuiVnV ~
IS. Bonds on hand, ,6s o. ISL. 800 80
u s. Bonds On hand, . U.s.. i3, 703 50
L. 81 3 10 Treasury Nctes-.-- 1851 e
Qua termaste-s' VOUCHERS
aud oe,t tcates Ofind bt'd-
1900 5z-st ll35Z2 %
Indiana lAOO %
Due from Banks and Bankers, y. York. 347, ~ %
Remittances and other cash tems--...-.-- H,ll2 IS
Cash on hand in Circulating
Notes Of OF CT Natl 'ks...S 1870 90
Cash on hand 10 Circulating
Notes Of State Banks,....-... 5,lis %
81 fecis........ .................. 40 %
Expense l3,5zO %
s2,665.Oss 70
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock paid Goo 900 90
Circulating Notes received from Comp
trOlleT.. uuuO00 %
Individual DepCslts.-...-..-.-.....sl5s,l ,l3I IS
United state Dep slts........ 5lZSl Al ZlU9l3 z
Due to Banks Il, ,i9 AZ
Prot and Oss.......... l526s OF
s2,655.0s3 IS
STATE OF OHIo, !. II. D. Hurlbut.. @ III er
COUNrT OF CUYAH0GA of Second Nafi nal Bank Of
Cleveland do sole unly thst the above state
ment is true l. the best Of my knoWledse and belief
II. B. HURhBUT, Cashier.
Sworu to and subscr bed before INC this 5lh daY Of
Aprll, 1865. SAMUEL FOLJAhBE,
ap5:Isy Notary Public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

CARD OF THANKs.-The "Cleveland Chris
tian Commission" tender their thanks 10
the citizens for the liberal maDnerin which
they responded to the urgent necessities of
the Commission in the great need of the
wounded on the field in its recent battles.
The several Committees received So, 500,
which we have forwarded this day.
They also tender their thanks to the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Cleveland & Tole-
do, Cleveland & Erie, and the Atlantic &
Great Western Railroad Companies, for the
cheerful manner in which they have grant
cd free passes to the numerous delegates of
the Commission TO and from the field.
ETILJNAN WITT, President.
L. F. MELLEE, Secretary.
Cleveland, April ), 1865.
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Don Giovanni

Presented entire the important tenor, aria and
the trio res o5e5, embraci the chief streng h OF
Company, selected to give fittiug termina ion
TO the Lave great season at the New York Academy,
and receive by the pub ic and Press with unre-
.ervei enthusis equ alling, il not eClip,iBg. Its
revival this season at the Italian Opera, London
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1000 Q. s. $50 coupons, old, slO............lO7
6OoO o. 4 M certificates, bI'................., "a
1000 Z" " bib. ................ "A
1t0 shares Marquette Iron Co., 3O.....-..Ss 90
Az I" CuyahOga Mining Co,......-- .-... 10
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TIE Iron INTERESTS OF CLEvELAND.-Our
city is SO fortunately placed, having per-
feet Communication By water with the
West, and connection by rail with the in
land cities whose main business and great
prosperity grow out of their iron interests,
it is inevitable that Cleveland should be-
come grand center of the iron business.
We are not surprised, therefore, that heavy
manufacturers in other cities are establish
ing houses in our city as depots of supply
and outlets for their manufactures.
Messrs. James Wood & Co., proprietors OF
the Eagle Iron Works of Pittsburgh, have
recently opened branch house on the
river here, which is under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. Calvin Carr, who is well
known by business men here ss the former
travelling agent of the House. He is now
receiving heavy and excellent stock Of
Eagle nails, Eagle hoops, Eagle sheet iron,
bar iron, clinch nails, wrought spike, &c
The Manufacturing Company which Mr..
Carr represents is one of the largest in
Pittsburgh, having large establishments,
rolling mills and furnaces, at several places
inSPennsylvania.
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THAVELEa's REGIsTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 60 either Of ths
shove TrniuH or Boats, viii be called for BY Ooaehoe
Of Stevens Omnibus Line. By leaving their address
Al the Omnibus ONCE I47 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell Houso.
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EEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Academy of Music--GIa1d German Opera.
National City Bsnk-QuarteTly Report.
Second National Bsnk- 1"
MerchAnts' Natl B'k- a"
Commercial Natl Bank-"
J.H. Harry For Sale
JH. Dewitt Co.-Lsoes Marked Down.
Merchants Nat. Pank-7-3O Loan, &C.
CanVai sers Wanted-LOch.
Church FestiYal-Local Notice.
Condition WdeIs-LocaI Notice.
To Opera 6oers-Local
COrTection-Local.
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IN 0OO MONEY ADVANCED

NhET TTHT HUN . I I'D 4LAN OLaL7
QOOsOOO in sums 70 suit-at the Old stand and
Well-knoWn MAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, IN Secu-
rites ogevery kind viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, DIy Goods Pianos, MeOdeOus, and all per-
sOnal property and articles Of value the most sat
isiactOry terms Business strictly private. Es.ab-
lished ISL. k-B.-A variety Of unrede=med watch
es, Jewsly, GUS, etc, or sale at bargains.
Ofhce-cOrner Of Water and Superior Streets over
Davis & Peixctto's Clothing Store. -.
oct2 J. g. a w. WAGNER.
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GRovER's GRAND GERMAN 0PEsA.-THIRD
NIaHT.-Von Weber's magnificent opera,
in FIVE acts, f"Der Freischutz," was pre-
sented last evening in a style and with an
effect corresponding and commensurate
with its character. The Academy was
filed by an expectant auditory, sure of
hearing fine thing, and, as the sequel
showed, not disappointed.
The opera was an uniform success the
singing was, throughout, capital, in fact,
of such excellence that special mention
cannot be made of individual efforts, with
out seeming unjustto all the other arttSteS !;
the dramatic representations were temper
ate and in keeping, and there was none of
that general extravaganza, in scenery, cos
tune, and manner, which almost invaria-
bly, marks and defaces the italian Opera.
Tonight MozarVs master-work, Don
Giovanni" will be given, with an i'm
mense cast. As this will not be repeated,
tremendous house will be drawn to tie
Academy this evening.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
" OF TBE C0NeITtoS OF THG
MorchantS' National B'k Of CleVelI

OF tho State Of Ohio. on the morning Of the Frat
Monaay Of April, 1865:
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uOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Alta BARGAIN.-FOR sALE-The

n Subscriber offers for sale his residence situated
two and half miles from he Court HOuse, m very
desirable locality. The Lot covers ten and one half
acre o. exceedingly choice land, and contains an
abundance OF ShTubberT; Ras cherry trees and
btrawberry plApts; g. Vines Ia good assort entli
good Orchard five years old consisting Of upwards
Q. seventy Ap le, Pear Plumb aud Cherry Trees; al
50 numb oi Ounce tire, 3, all Of which are ust be-
ginning - bear. Toe House Is brick, nearly new,
con aiaing seven lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house, Cow sheds, and other out-buildi g, are
good condition. Altogether, 1t is very desirable
residence, and viii b. sold cheap cr cash long
credit, as FaI sire. Enquir at los st. Clair st.
mh6:ig3 JOHN ALEXANDER
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorized Subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN.

80 LUAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before tbs
PeonIs fbe Rank wi be. D on hand a full assort-
ment Of Sizes and i'll ali orders promptly and With
out delay.
Five Per Cent. Legal Tender Notes,
With Accrued Interest to date, received IN pay
mont for subsorfpt tions. and will rede m at par the
@, upons on the seven Thirties presented Ct the
counter.
viii also purchase United States Vouchers. Ger
tifoateI o. Indebtedness, and oil Government Sc
eurities. ieOzo
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NORTHERN 0HIo SANITARY FART. p.
Handy, Treasurer, in account with Northern
Ohio Sanitary Fair:
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EOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
L House, % nd IS Prospect street, suitable for
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire OF CONWAY
w. NOBLE, at tbs Jl1oe o. B6ckus Noble. tel3:F
TOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
l. Forest street. Honse large and oommOdious; Lot
$50 feet by Us with an abundance OF fine shrubbes,
hnd good fruit, choice Craps. aud good barn.
Terms easy. Enquire OF ID. W. GAGE Esq., los su-
rafior strtet au22: RI
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-31

Tbt6rxna Yxbfn &tns.
-
Grand Haven, Michigan.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1865.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION AT
MOBILE.
The Magazine Blown Up.
EIGHT SQUARES OF BUILDINGS
fis DESTROYED. '3
Five Hundred Persons Buried
In the Ruins.
TWO STEAMERS IN THE
~ q HARBOR SUNK.
Loss ESTIMATED AT
se $3, 100000.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION Ar
EIGHT SQUARES OF BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.
Five Hundred Persons Buried
In the Ruins.
TWO STEAMERS IN THE
vasf HARBOR SUNK.
Loss ESTIMATED Al
s.n SD, ,OOO,O 900.

CHICAGO, May 70.
The 2ri6une's has special dispatch
from New Orleans, the 25th, which says
The ordnance depot and magazine at Mo-
bile exploded at two o'clock yesterday
The shock was terrific. The city was
shook 10 its very foundation, and eight
squares Of buildings were destroyed. Five
hundred persons were buried in the ruins.
Loss estimated at, S00O,O00. The origi-
gin. of the explosion has not yet been as
certained.
Memphis, May 81, via CAIRo, I'd.
The Buietin's New Orleans special
of the 26th says: On the evening Of the
oath, the Main ordnance department. in
Marsball's warehouse, Mobile, blew up
with terrible explosion. About three
hundred persons were killed and MANY
wounded. Thousands are buried in the
ruins.
Eight squares Of the city were demol-
ished, and about eight ihousand bales Of
cotton destroyed.
The steamers Col. Knowies and Kate
Dale, with all on board, were entirely de-
stroyed. A great portion of the business
centre Of the city is badly damaged. To-
tnl loss is estimated at three millions.
Gen. Granger rendered prompt relief to
the sufferers. The cause Of the explos-
ion is uncertain.
The ordnance stores, which were por-
tion of the munitions Of war surrendered
by Dick Taylor, werc in course of re-
moyal when il occurred. The entire city
is more or less injured by the explosion.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-31
Demeanor of the Conspiritors.
he Washington Star says:

The Washington Star says:
"The prisoners are properly cared for
aud fed, an attendant being constantly on
duty at each cell. In the case of Mrs.
Surratt the prison diet has been varied
somewhat, to the extent of allowing her
toast, dc., when she has been i'll. She
spends most of her time in reading a
prayer book. Harrold's mood is mercu.
rial. sometimes exuberently bouyant, and
sometimes as much depressed. Mudd
pays considerable attention to his person
al appearance. and is particular to his
cleanliness of body. Like Mrs. Surratt,
he occupies much Of his time in reading
religious books. Atzerot is slolid and
uncommunicaliye for the most part
O'Lsughlin conducts himself quietly ;
seems 10 feel bis situation the most deep
ly ofsuy Of the prisoners, and walks his
cell much of the time.
Payne displays the same cool audac-
ity invariably, whether in his cell or in
the courtroom; aud exhibits not unfre-
quenlly that sort Of deyi-may care reck-
less spirit of good ,humor that springs
from high physical condition. When
spoken to be replies with of hand bluff
ness, using barely enough words TO convey
an answer, and isequally costive of speech
in making known bis wishes. Who and
what is this man Payne is the great mys-
tery Of the day. There have been vari-
ous reports concerning him and his ante
cedents, but it Is believed that all are at
sea concerning him; and il is doubtful il
bis real name is Payne.
IS "Arnold appears in his cell as in the
courtroom, quiet and pleasant, and gives
bis attendants little trouble. SpangIer, de.
spite bis lugubrious face is said to be uni
formly light hearted and exceedingly talk
asiss. His appetite is superb, and when
the ordinary ample prison allowance Is
given him and be is asked whether there
Is enough he signifies that he can mau-
ago . little more. He has already learn
ed 10 distinguish the voices Of the differ
ent guards, and calls 70 them as they
pass, seeming 70 feel inclined for conser-
sation 10 break the Loneliness Of his con.
6nemsnt." 6, fs3
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-31
Small Pex IN Grand Haven.

That small pox exists in our villsge
We do not wish to deny, but that it pre-
walls TO nm extent reported in places out
side Of town we can not admit. The
true facts in the case are, several cases
are reported by the physicians Of the place
as existing, but mono Of them Of very
malignant character at present. Only
one death has yet occurred--that Of
the child, who was the FIRST victim
The Board Of Health have adopted the
most stringent measures to prevent the
spread of the disease. The regulations
are published in this issue Of the NsWs,
aud it is to be hoped that citizens, one
and all, will cheerfully conform to those
regulations that the public health may be
preserved and all danger of contracting
the disease avoided. AT a meeting Of
the citizens, held on Saturday last, reso-
lutions sustaining the action Of the Board
Of Health. were unanimously adopted,
which we publish to-day.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-31

Al a meeting Of The business men and
property holders Of the town Of Grand
Haven, held pursuant TO notice, at Hub
bard's Hall, on Saturday, 9Th inst, H.
Griffin, Esq, was called to the chair, and
WIN. N. Angel appointed Secretary. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Rssolvsd, That committee, consist
ing Of Messrs. Rev. VIM. NJ. Ferry, DR..
s. Munroe, d.. J. B. McNett, j. w.
Barns and Henry Griffin, be appoint
cd for the purpose of preparing circular
for publication, in relation to The sanitary
condition Of our village, in order to cor.
rect the false statements that have been
industriously circulated in the vicinity
and abroad.
Resolved, That this meeting do mos,
cordially sustain the Board Of Health ia
any and all measures, which, 10 their wis
dom, may be deemed expedient in the
present exigency.
HENRY GRIFFIN, Chm.
WIN. N. ANGEL, Sec'y.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-31

PRTs1DENT JouNsoN ON THE MORO.
"A delegation Of colored ministers called
upon President johnson one day last
week. He made short speech to them,
in which he said the negroes must not
depend upon government for support, but
they must 60 TO work and support them
solves. He added:
II trust in God that the time may
come when all the colored people will be
gathered together 10 one country best
adapted to their condition, il it shall ap-
pear they cannot get along together With
the whites"
From this it would seem that Presi-
dent johnson favors the Colonization
plan. As he was born and brought up
in the midst Of the institution, he must
be conceded good judge Of their wants
and condition.-Port Huron CONNER.
ciol
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-31

ACCORDING to an official statement re-
Gently published, by a military Surgeon
of high position, the total loss of the
French army, during the Crimesn war,
reached the astounding number Of ninety.
FIVE thousand, six hundred and fifteen
Forty-eight thousand bodies were bur
led under the walls of Sebaslopol.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-31

THE daughter Of John Brown, of Har-
per's Ferry noteriety, is teaching parcel
af "niggers," in house belonging to ex-
Governor Wise, Of Virginia.