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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03
SUecIal RenNrI
FTSGN0IAL AND CoMMERCIAL


... NEW York, July !.
In the Stock Exchange to day, railroads
were IN speculative demand, the leading
stocks being fraction above the closing
quotations Of yesterday. The bulls sp-
peared disposed to continue their operations
for rise, contrary to the suPposition that
they would buy up large amounts of stock,
and retire for the heated term, relying on
the scarcity of stocks for sustaining prices
in their absence. There was an advance
in Erie, Reading and Northwestern shares,
with an active business in the two first
named stocks.
Governments were frmer, although bus
ness was HgnT.
State bonds were dull but steady, except
bank shares, which were very dull with
slight offerings and but few bids.
Railway mortgages are quiet and steady.
Gold has been very easy to-day. Many
of the bears have delivered the amounts
falling due before Wednesday without be-
ing obliged to cash gold. Cash gold IS
plenty, and is only worth i9a per cent.
Money continues abundant and very easy.
Monday will be almost closed holiday in
financial circles, and there will be little IL
any business transacted. The Stock Board,
Gold Room, and Petroleum Board will all
be closed.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks steady to-dsy with lev
transactions. Sales of Fulton, 625; Buch
anan, IS; Webster, $50; Bergen, 45i Con
solidsted, IS; Excelsior, 800; Heydriek
! 245; Oceanic, 195; Highgste, SO; Hey
| dsisk, 100; McEIhenry, 22O; First Nation
n al. 40; Germanis, At; Rynd Farm, $50
southard, lO5; United States, 273o
Cherry Run, a8 Manhattan, So; Tsci
60; Pit Hole, 1850.
| PETROLEUM.
Crude is still very firm at 359964c; Il
fined in bond steady at 52@54c; free du
at 7s@74c.
~ RICHMOND MARKET.
The prices of provisions, vegetables an
: fruits in the markets of Richmond, Va
are now 20 per cent below those OF Ne
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
a ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.
|, The publication of the Army and Nav
Official Gazette ceases with this week, Il
dissolution of the military forces renderlr
: its publication no longer necessary.
< FROM SHREVEPORT.
: The Herald's correspondent from ShreV
: port, Louisiana, says; General Heron b
sent out detaehments of troops to gsrris'
o various towns in that region Of the cou
/. try, and theinhsbitants are becoming qui
/ and orderly. Orders have been Issued 10
y bidding foragiag and lswless spproPristi
y y of private property by the soldiers 81
also requiring negroes to remain on PLAN
l. tions snd continue their work. l. is Sc
g. that al the time of Kirby Smiths SURE
der there was about one hundred thOuss
bales of cotton along the Red river.
General Heron has sent two of his
IL IL GERS to Indian country for the purpose
negotiating treaties with the 1tdians.
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FRuM NEW YOKK.

- NEW YORK, July !,
This morning the New York German
Schultzer Corps, consisting of sixty men,
sailed for Bremen to take part in the inter-
national shooting match to take place
there. The corps consists of the best
marksmen in the city, nearly all of whom
are wealthy Germans.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
saws that J. N. Cfofts has been appointed
Chief of Police in Richmond.
1t is now known that it was contem-
plated, by the rebels last summer, to blow
up the Wstervliet Arsenal, opposite Troy.
The plan was part of the one which sue
eeeded in the well-remembered explosion
Of the powder boat at City Point.
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BATLROAD ACCIDENT.

IRvINGTONI n. Z, July I.
The Albany train, No. 2S, due at New
York about E3O this afternoon, ran of the
track st this place at o'clock. Several
persons are reported killed and otherssevere-
" wounded. Among the latter is VIM.
Paulding. of Peekskill, who will lose both
legs. The disaster was the result of gross
carelessness on the part Of the switch-ten-
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TORNADO.

La CROSSE, Wis, July l.
A terrible tornado passed over the vii
iage and vicinity of Vierogns, Vernon
county, Wisconsin, prostrating fifty dwell
ings, killing seventeen persons and wound
ing one hundred. There is great suffering
and a csIl has been made for relief Mayor
Chsyde and Postmaster Holtridge have
been appointed q Committee at La Crosse
TO receive donations.
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GOLD MAkRET,

NEW York, July l.
Gold is Unexpectedly easier. 1t turns
out that many of the shorts have already
covered their sales and the demand for
cash gold is consequently much less than
was anticipated from the resolution Of
yesterday requiring sn contracts maturing
before Wednesday to be settled to-day,
Gold can be borrowed st the rate Of one
sixth per cent. for the next three days, but
the. b0rrQRiag TRANSACTIONS ara najta -liIli-
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COKPUs CASE.

PHILADELHHIA, July 1.
The consideration of the, Cozzens hG6eas
corpus case was resumed this morning,
Provost Marshal Frank making proper
return to the writ under tho direction Of
General Csdwsllsder and the Seeretsry OF
War. The argument of the case was con-
Quoted by Judge Knox The case was
then postponed.
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CORN EXCHANGE.

PHILADELPHIA, July /.
The Corn Exchange Of this city has ad-
iourned over until Wednesday next. NO
business of any moment will be done until
then, as it is the intention Of our citizens
to celebrate the coming 4tn with more
than nsnal ecLnt.
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NOT ARKIVED.

......-.,. q. HALIFAX, July 2.
There are as yet, no signs OF the steamer
China now due, with Liverpool dates TO the
2Ist and Queenstown TO the 18th.
al.- FAKHER PoINT, July 2-IO P. N.
The steamship Morsvisn from Liverpool
on the 22d, via Londonderry on the 23d OF
June, has not been slgnslled OF this
v,0ipt .fH -
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CITY NEWS

I SERIOUS ILLNESS OF GovERSoR BRoUGH.-
We are panied TO learn that Gov. Brough is
lying seriously i'll at his residence in this
city. He has suffered himself to be over
worked in the business of receiving and
mastering out returning troops, and is ex-
tremsly reduced. His nervous and gem
sral system is shattered and wasted, and all
appetite has failed. We sincerely trust we
may be able soon to report change for the
better in his case.
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wEsTETN UNION TsIEGRAPH.

WEST POINT, N. Y, July l.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have opened an office in Cozzens Hotel
West Point, for the accommodation of
guests and the public generally. West
Point is now in direct communication with
the city of New York and ali other points
of the United States and Csnadas.
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The DanViIIe RaIIrOad--6team VS..
HOrsR0esh


HOrsettesh. .. ..I .4s
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette thus describes travelling on the
Danville Railroad:
The train passed over the forty-eight
miles in little over six hours, including
seven stops for water and six for wood. 1t
moved slOwly up the grades, and ran rapid
ly down them, or until the rate booAE,as-
alarming, when the engineer would whistle
down the breaks, with would generally
respond to the whistle just IN time
TO stop the train as it began 10 ascend
the next grade. On level stretch of half
a mile an exciting race took place. Two
Union soldiers, riding Government horses,
were trotling leisurely along the rosd by
the side of the track when the train came
up. They struck into q gallop, and were
soon in advance; then began TO trot and
the race was about equal; but another
galIop gave the holsemen the advantage,
and this they kept until toward the close
of the second quarter they stroye 10 trSt =;
al d beat. 1t was nook and sIno okestack all
the time, when suddenly the riders wheeled
and took the back track. From that mo-
ment we began to gain on them.
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UpW MAUI COHTRACTS.
WAsHIgeroN, July /

WAsHIHGToH, July j.
Today the new regular mail service un:
der the Spring lettings, in the States OF
New England and in New York, with
miscellaneous routes in other directions,
vent into operation in about ], 500 routes.
The posimsstsrs viii be greeted BY new
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

THE CLEVELAND LEADER CRY D1REcroRY.-
This work is now ready for delivery. It
can be had at the LEADER Counting Room.
Price, 100 per copy.
It is without doubt the largest and most
complete directory ever issued in this city.
It contains 1865 names, being c 1886 more
than were published IN any former direc-
tory. This fact viii show the pains taken
by itspublishers to have the city thoroughly
canvassed.
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go LOAN.

.- PHILADELPHIA, July z.
The subscriptions to the 72o loan on
"a turdsy were $3, 3,6lO;40O. Total subscriP-
10 Us for the week $l5, ,309, $50.
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Heavy Robbery, .;s2s,OOO stolen from

An old farmer from Carroll county, nam!
ed Jacob Vol, was robbed yesterday eve
ming. while en- route from the station 10 his
home, Of $4,000. BE had just returned
from Delphi, where he had sold his farm
for the sum above ststed- The old gentle-
man yielded to superior numbers and dis
qorged the whole amount without any
further argument. Mr. Wolf has offered 8
reward of s., 900 for the arrest of the rob
bars. As yet no trace has been discovered.
Lafayette (IEd) cOWYler, June 2sth.
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GEnERAL GRANT.

ALBANY, July l.
Gov. Fenton has received telegram
from Gen. Grant saying he would be in
Albany on the 4th- .-r.
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ifALlDDIN'' To-NIGaT.-Hundreds of peo-
pie will gladly welcome the announcement
that the magnificent spectacle play of
Aladdin will be reproduced in all its
glory at the Academy of Music to night.
Exhibitions of it will also be given to-
morrow afternoon and evening, thereby
giving our friends from the countrya chance
of seeing the finest thing in the spectacle
line ever produced on our stage. Nowords
of ours can possibly add to the attraction,
SO we simply say, aladdin tonight"
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DIED.

DOSfOhi OuiJ Il
Thomas Q. Amory, President OF me
Fireman's Insurance Company, died Ithls
merning.
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ANOTHER PREsENTATIoN-Mis Mary P.
Doane, for six years teacher in the Brow
nell street school, being about to terminate
her connection with the same, received, on
Friday last, frem her pupils and associate
teachers, present OF q DeautlIul silver
pitcher worth $25. The gift was presented
by Master Clarence Findley, and aPPro-
Miss Doans has 1a6orod with great faith-
fulness and success, and richly deserves
this testimonial.
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THE ASSASSIN GAYLE.

The Alabama lawyer, Gayle is to be
sent South to Font Pulaski or Savannah,
to be tried by court-msrtial on the charge
of melting, by remark, the assassination OF
President Lincoln and the members Of his
Cabinet
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driveds, new agents and other employees
IN the service, while for the first time will
be noticed new coaches ard other vehicles
performing their first trips over the respec-
tive. hnes
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FOREIGN KEWs.
NEW YOEK, July 2.

NEW YORK, July 4.
The stesmer America, from Southamp-
ton June 2lst, arrived at this port at hall
past ten this A. II.
The steamship Belgium arrived out on
June goth.
GREAT BRITAIE.-In the house OF Lords
BrOugham called attention to the Cuban
slave trade, and urged the necessity OF IN
creased exertions on the part Of the gov
eminent to suppress the traffic. As
The Times says that all preparations con-
necsed with tbs final departure OF the At
lantic cable are completed. The Great
Eastern is expected to sail from Valentia
on the 10Th of Jaly and telegrsphic comb
munication with America to be completed
by the 2Osh.
Consols 90kl9Ot French rentes 66f 4s
United States BIOS advanced lie; Illinois
Central III.
SPAIE.-The treaty Of commerce be-
tween France and Spain is signed.
COMMERCIAL.
I LIVERPOOL MARKET-The cotton sales
for the past two days foot up $4,000 bales,
of which %, 900 are to speculators and ex-
porters. The market is firm and buoysnt
with an advance of 3@ld. per ID. for
American, Id @14d, for Egyptian, and ID.
for other descriptions.
Breadstuffs and -four dull. Wheat flour
and corn steady. s..g at
Beef quiet and nominal pork dull )
bacon inactive; lard firm; tsllow dull.
Sugar steady; coffee steady rice in
active.
Petroleum firm %. 8d@2s. Cd. per gal
lon for refined.
The Manchester market was buoysnt
and rrices were advancing.
LONDON, June 2l.-COnsols 9OtC99O4 Tor
money. -t-a
Illinois Central 833.
Erie 534. -.---.-
United States 8 2Os 714.
LIVERPOOL, June 21.-The steamship
Belgian, from Quebec, arrived here last
o,,anino, f.
The steamer City of Baltimore, from
New York. arrived of Brook Haven this
morning.
yEnz LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, June 2l.-Tne cotton mar
ket opened buoyant with an advance OF I'd.
e.
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The Sanitary condition of this city is SO
bad that the Mayor ana other city oticisls
called upon the Secretary of War today,
and asked that the bone boiling establish
ments be removed from within the city
limits
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Special Report.
NEW YORK, July 2.

NEW YORK, July 2.
REBEL DISPATCHES.
The II, rald publishes rebel War Depart
,uent disps tches confirming previous state
M ents that 4eneral Lee is responsible for
tbo burning of cotton and tobacco in
Bic bmond, and setting FIRE to the city at
the Zine Of the evacn alton. They also
show the evacuation was contemplated Tor
ak we eks before it took place.
A dispatch which is dated IN February
from General Brechinridge, tn en- the rebel
Secretary of War, to General EWel al
vises him to sec General Lee for the pur-
Dose of reeei7ing definite Instructions re-
esrding the latters order for bun nlng co.,
ton, sc. Julv2
WARRINGTON ITEMS.
The Presidents speech tothe South Oaf
o,ins delegation has csus ed q deprea sion II
| tbe numbsr of committees from the Nortf
and South rushing here to learn definitely
his views. -. D.,
Miss Mary Harris, who sAOs JudsOn bur
rough, clerk in the Internal Revenue ~
,os1 viii be tried on Monday for murder
sre has engaged strong array OF eounse 1
among whom are VOrheeS and 'O0gs ~
son of Indiana. o..nto
The same dispAtchs say Secretary StAn1O S,
, iii lssve the Cabinet on the 18th OF Jul.
Preston King viii be his successor
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
i Tbs Times Raleigh, N @, special So!
There is a great desire manifested BY new
: papers, planters and every one, ehIep' Sl,'
d fav insane ultrss, that Northerners SnCu
90 down and settle psznaaently u sAS
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WASHINGTON NEWS ITEMS
Success Of Siekles' Mission
to BegalO.
Consolidation OF Indiana Rail-
FOadF.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland LIE Adei.I

COLUHB Us, July 2.
The following order has been received
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LIVERPOOL, June 2I.-Tne cotton mar
ket opened buoyant with an advance OF ID
per pound. The sales to-day were from
Is. 900 70 10000 bales.
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GENERAL Ike RUsTIcATING.

The Richmond papers of yesterday an.
nounce that General Lee has retired, for
the summer, TO a small farm in Oumber-
land county, Virginia. a%-S
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midst. They are anxious to get an emigra-
tiOn from the North, and have organized
themselves for the purpose of generally in
forming the Northern peopIeof the induce
ments of climate, &c. Before long author
lied agents will go to New York for this
purpose. ...i If.
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NRW STYLES OF BUCKLES Juat
~ 49, ~ W-A6sll Ho-ns.
OnTLRRY AND PLATED WARE
-. --1-o"S r-Ioo1. a OOWLES O0.B,
~ = Ao-- - UE~NIslI Hnnaa.
@TFW STYLE GOLD EAR-DR0P-
N O9WLE5 q CO.'S,
80 ~ Weddsl HeusAS
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ERRDERIOK OYRIAX, I
Traaeh Fancy steam Dye works az
Ueaning establishment,
ReIvIdeFe Farm, East cleveland, aE1
O6 Seneca Street.
nrv4or-fOI Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
1eSn 70 make this the BEsT DYE-HoUsA ID
TRE WEST, snd shall spare no effort TO give sat-
eSil ths especial sttention Of Gentlemen to ths
IMPROVED FRENoH STYLE
N m..nins or Re-dysIng Of nAds-up GArmsnta.
zhq7
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APPoiNFMENT

The President has appointed Benjamin
F. Perry Governor of South Carolina. The
Presidents proclamation is in the same
form as the proclamation appointing Gov
ernors for other late rebellious States Gov
ernors are now appointed for sll the States
except FLORIDA.
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LEADER.
MONDAY, JULY 9. 1865.
washington Items.

General Cox, the Union candidate for
Governor of Ohio, arrived here tonight
from North Carolina.
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go. WASHINGTON, July 2.
The following friendly note has been
addressed byss,,Genersl La. HH-Wh ". Wa-sh II
u ; sas..fSs6T ILalyi 70 MI MahsAi u
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

The Mayor has received from the Stste
8 circular on the Russian
plague, which, our COrsul at Petersburg
writes, is spreading rapidly westward.
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Affnirsfu Geerzetown.

FLOUR AND Ct RAIN MARKKr.-The market
duli no sales TO indicate change IN prices
from those last quoted Holders will not Yield
TO the oneTs OF purchasers, and the conse-
quence 10 the storing OF cargoes as they arrive
clnsideraoiy increasing the stock on hand
The boats John NJ. Waters and VIM. Wash
arrived this morning from williamson, with
1880 barrels fiour and $40 bushels corn.
BAIL FOR Cot RT.--Charles Gross col, was
arrested yesterday by officer War wick, for The
larceny OF pocket book containing $3.50. be-
longing to James Martin. col. Justice Buckley
held the accused to bail for court.
OANAL.--Arrived-Boats Diamond, 100 q tor o
coal to Central Co; Harlaem, Highlander, s23.9
tons to Cumberland Co.; John Mayer, 1863
tons to New Hope; q. Z. Payton, 1854 tons TO
American Co.; Florence, ll5.l0 tons to Mid
land Co Mary Little, ITO tons TO II and Bali.
70; Advance, John Oowden. 230f tons TO
Borden Co., John nj. Waters and VIM. Welsh,
l,E5o barrels fiour and 500 bushels corn to Geo.
Waters; U. IL. Merrell, wood and logs to mar
ket Departed. H. Williams, assorted cargo
TO Edward's Ferry; John M. Waters. fertii-
-fzers to Wiliiamsport; Advance, fish to Cum
berland, and twelve boats light.
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FROM CITY POINT
Movemen Of Gen. Grant-Gep Lees De.
sire to 90 to Europe,

A letter to the New York Times, from City
Point, dated April IL, says:
Isl arrived here from Richmond this morn
ing, IN order 10 witness the arrival here of
General Grant and staff, and are expected
this afternoon. special train left here at
midnight last evening for Burkesv willie to bring
Them in. General Lee will proceed to Rich
mond from this point, and i am informed on
good authority that ne has expressed q desire
70 depart for Europe with the rest of his fam
lily at an early day. He is much affected by
late events. and ere leaving Petersburg, is said
TO have been deeply moved at the calamity
which had oyertaken his army Davis has
deserted him, and is retreatIug on his own &C.
count. General Lee, however, fought as long
as there was the least chance, and surren-
dered only when he could do nothing else
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THE CELEBRATION.

The grand display last night by the people
Of Washington was infinitely creditable to their
patriotism and public spirit. 1t would have
been creditable indeed to the great commercia,
cities in which the wealth OF single block
exceeds all IN Washington. No more need be
said In behalf of the citizens demonstration
than the admitted fact that grand as was the
display by the Governnlen. (Which SO prompt.
ly and kindly co operated with the city au.
thoriues) that display was only auxiliary to
that on the part Of the city, so general in its
character and so brilliant was the latter.
In our local columns will be found very full
details Of this remarkable demonstration a
demonstration which mustlive in the memory
of the spectators as long as memory lasts
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FROM CITY POINT.
Regular. Line Of Mani Steamers between
City Point and Ric hmond,

The steamer James T.-Brady, Capt. Young,
arrived hers this morning from City Point
with the mails and Q large number OF passen-
gers.
The James river has been clesred sufficient
iy of Instructions to allow vessels to pass up
to Richmond and regular line Of mail
steamers has been established between that
place and City Point. The steamers Wilson
Small and Metamora have been placed upon
the route, each vessel making one trip per day
so as TO connect with the mail boats to and
from Washington.
The rebel Generals Eweli, Gusts Lee, and
the other general officers captured by Sheri-
dan, are on board the steamer CossacK, which
is lying in the stream off City Point.
The Brady brought up the esd Illinois regi-
meht of Gen. Sherman's command. The
members Of the regiment are en- route to their
homes, their term OF service having expired.
Col. MARYLAND, special agent of the Post
ONCE Department, came up on the Brady rs a
messenger.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA


ro,.s, news from GeldsbeFeugh--An-
peuncement of Grants Great Victsry-
displays Of Loyalty In r aleigh and New
bern, etc.
GoLpsBoRoueH, April 6.-The capture of
Richmond and the great victory Of Grant was
teIegIaphed here this morning from Newbern.
The 10y and enthusiasm In Sherman's ar.
my was beyond description.
The Union citizens at Raleigh also cele-
brated the event in spite of the rebels, who
are now powerless to prevent such loyal man
ifestations Of joy, which refugees say are open
ly being displayed at different points OF the
State.
Here, at Newbern and other points in the
Department, bells were rung and guns fired.
Carl Schurz has just arrived at Newborn,
and ii is rumored is on his way to Raleigh.
No movement for the return Of North Caro.
lima TO the Union will probably be made until
Raleigh is occupied by our forces, though 1t is
the general desire Of the people throughout the
State
A portion of General Sherman's army was
under orders to move, prior TO the reception OF
the news that Richmond was captured.