Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-16


Petroleum closed firm at 72@7Sc for re-
fined in bond; 51952e for crude, and 93o
for free.
BUIER's REPORT.
Buffers report Of the Whining ton expe-
dition, with the accompanying documents,
ills three columns of the morning papers.
Very little criticism is made on the re-
port,
ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.
One hundred and fifty rebel officers, in
cluding Colonel Morgan, brother of John
Morgan, passed through New York this
morning, on their way to Fort Warren.
CRUELTY TO PRISONERS.
The Commercial Advertiser devotes con-
siderable space TO the rebel charges of
Northern brutality, and their appeals for
foreign sympathy. 1t refutes these charges
By reciting numerous csses of rebel bar
bsrity from the battle of Manassas to the
present time, and giving proof from rebel
sources of their inhumanity to prisoners.
NEW TERMS FOR THE REBELS.
The Worlds Washington special says
that it is probable that the President will
issue supplementary proclamation after
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Der and grade of officers excluded from the
amnesty after a certain date, and informing
JEFF. Davis and his supporters that if they
hold out long enough to compel the raising
of another army no amnesty whatever will
be given, but if they lay down their srms
they viii be magnanimously treated.
PERSONAL.
The Times Washington special mentions
the arrival there Of General BuFbridge and
staff.
ARBITRARY ARRESTS.
The HerGId's Army Of the Potomac letter
says that the attention of army officials is
being called to numerous cases ofarbitrsry
arrests, and looks for q correction of the al
legged evil.
FROM SAVANNAH.
A Savannah letter says that the recent
successful expedition up the Savannah
River for the destruction of the Charleston
x Savannah Railroad is part of the grand
project for complete isolation of Rich
mond.
The HsraId's Savannah letter says that
all men and women who wish to leave the
city for the rebel lines will be permitted to
go, but after their exodus no one will be
allowed to pass out.
The rice captured here has been turned
over to the Mayor for the use of the poor.
REBEL LIBERALTTY..
The Richmond Wig says that q Texas
brigade, originally $500 strong, and now
numbering only 400, voted its New Years
dinner to soldiers families in Richmond.
A RUMoR.
It is reported at Fortress Monroe that the
proper authorities have gone to Georgia
for the purpose Of settling the terms on
which Georgia can return to the Union, and
may proceed thence to North Carolina.
EVENING STOCK BOARD.
At Gallagher's Evening Exchange, Gold
sold at 2211%; Erie 81; Hudson iOosk;
Michigan Southern 72K; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 90; Northwestern 3sz<; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago 9sK; Ohio
4 Mississippi certificates so; Canton -;
Cumberland 45X; Quicksilver 97; Mar
iposa 13N; Illinois Central -; Michigan
Central -; Cleveland and Toledo =;
Rock Island 1925; Northwestern preferred
69i $50 coupons, (old issue), 109Z; New
York Central 1162l; Reading 11sA.
MRS. FoOTE's CASE.
WAsH1EsFoz, Jan. IA.
1t appears from a conversation with Mrs.
Foote, that she had passport to leave the
Confederacy, and started from Richmond
three weeks ago.
Senator Foote accompanied his wife, but
without such authority, for the purpose Of
seeing her safe over the Potomac. In the
meantime an order was issued to the rebel
Provost Marshal at Fredericksburg, by
Secretary seddon, for his arrest. He was
accordingly tracked to Dumfries, there
captured and taken back to Richmond.