Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
Saturday Nights Report.
From New York.
Republican Cauens.

NEw YORK, December 2.-The Posts
special says; 1t Is expected that the nomi-
nations for all the prominent offices in the
House of Representatives will be made by
the Republican caucus tonight. A number
of military men are candidates.
Department Reports.
The principal Department Reports will be
sent by the mail tonight.
Stock Exchange.
The Post says the Stock Exchange is
rather depressed to-day by the vague sensa-
tion rumors that the diplomatic communi-
cations between our own government and
the representative of France relating to
Mexico, have further complicated our foreign
relations. The report is not credited in any
well informed circles, but has had the effect
of causing a pressure to sell on the part of
some timid holders of securities.
The loan market is active, but well sup
piled at per cent.
Commercial paper is not offering so freely
an the demand is increasing.
The stock market is depressed and very
dull.
Government stock opened strong but closed
with a disposition to sell.
Railroad shares weak and irregular.
Loss by Fire.
The Post states that the loss by fire at the
Corner of Bridge and State streets on Satur-
day morning, will amount to S7OO,OGQ.
The steamer AtaIanta.
New YORK, December 2.-The steamer
Atalanta, being deemed clear ofcholera, will
be allowed to come TO the city on Monday
a Fireman Killed.
There was only one man killed at the fire
on Bridge street this morning, a fireman,
who was literally cut to p eces by the falling
wall The loss of the government by the
fire is about s., ,O0O, 900, and other parties
100000. The latter are insured for $780,
600.
Hon. Mynderd Van Sehack one of the
Oldest and most highly esteemed citizens of
this city died yesterday.
Unable 10 Agree.
The jury on the Packer divorce case came
into Court this morning and anno6hced that
they were unable to agree upon verdict,
and were discharged.
From 81. Domingo.
Official advices from st. Domingo, of the
18th of November, have been received in
this city.
On the 18th the Constitutional Assembly,
according to the general desire of the people,
elected by acclammation citizen General
lie. A committee deputed by the Provis- |
ional government and the Assembly had |
left Curaccoa to meet General BOez, and |
place in his hands the act of acclamation. |
In few days the Republic will be definitely |
constituted.
The death of B. J. Rojas, one of the most
prominent men in the country, is an
Clara T. Cunningham, daughter of the |
late John F. Cunningham, who died on the |
steamer st. Johns at the time of the explosion |
Of a boiler, expired this morning from the |
same cause. She was a sister of Mary Z. |
whose death is also reported |
caused by the burns she received on the St. |
Johns. Mary was thirteen years old, and |
Clara eleven. The girls, with their father,
were three of four members of the family |
who were on board at the time of the disas- |
ter who have died. Miss Cunningham, the
iourth, will probably recover.
Sailed.
The steamers Europe and City.of London
'ailed to-day for Europe, taking sos, ,OOG
Seventeen steamers left for Southern ports. |
Southern News.
The steamer Weibosset from Savannah |
.he 29th ult., arrived this evening.
The Savannah Herald says the small pox |
IS increasing in Atlanta. The same paper
has the following Florida items
Gov. Marvin has appointed Justice Du-
pont and Peeler to arrange the laws of the |
State to conform to the new constitution |
Of Florida. Gov. Marvin has also restored |
civil officers who were acting at the time of |
the surrender.
Col. Osborne has issued a code for the |
of the interests of the freedman !
in the State.
Provisional Governor johnson, Of Georgia, |
has ordered the formation of militia com