The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-11
I'd Cd z -. -. AcQUITrED.

Army of the Tennessee, passed through
New York to-day en- route for Texas.
-a.i -,s'5... ACQUITTED.
B. 8. Osborn, the naval reporter recent.
ly court martiAled for publishing news rel
alive to the Wilmington expedition, has
again become connected with the press, IS
city reporter. The court gave him 4 full
acquittAl. ,,5ss
-''i' "a MAIL DISCOVERED.
A large number of letters, drafts and
other mail Wss discovered drifting about
Rochester early on the morning of the 7!h
inst, Indicating that q mail bag on some Of
the trains had been brought TO the city and
4 pluudered- No satisfactory explanation
of the affair could be furnished. The let
ters principally bore Michigan and Min
nesots post mark. aa.a. 70. a.-.
| RUSSIAN AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
The Herald publish es documents rela-
tive to the Russian American Telegraph,
which ia nnu r-~s-e--ins IaPIuIyI ana an
nounces that arrangements are now being
made for the line to run through Mexico
to Panama and through all the South
American cities.
TRIAL CT MISS HARRIS.
The Times Washington special says /; In
the trial of Miss Harris for the murder of
Burroughs, the evidence for the prOsecu-
tion is about complete and consists mainly
of the simple proof of the circumstances Of
the murder as before detailed. The coun-
sci for Miss Harris has set up the defence
of insanity and he proposes to introduce
the correspondence which passed between
the parties in former years to show the re-
lstions which existed, and then to prove
that it was the breaking off of these rels-
tions which produced q state of insanity.
On the part of the accused the letters
number 81, and date from November 1853,
to August 1858. Several depositions were
read from parties residing at Burlingtow
Iowa. The question of admitting positive
proof of insanity was held in sbeysnee by
Judge Wylie.
INDIAN
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
received intelligence that a delegation of
five Indians from each of the following
tribes are en- r4nI,In -ER-sI-rlssolr fOl- sllO
purpose of having an interview with the
President: Cherokses, Choctaws, Greeks,
Oamsnches, Ghickassws, Goddess, Chey-
ennes, Seminoles, Osages, Lipsns, Kiowss
Arapohoea, Nortvern Ossges and Anadoes.
The propriety of erecting tents for the
accommodation of these delegations has
been suggested to the Secretary of War.
'- -' PARDoNED. |
WAsHNGToB, July 10.
It is understood that President johnson
today psrdoned Colonel Lee, Philadel-
phia lswysar, who was convicted in Phil
sdslphis few weeks ago, for forging sol
diers enlistment papers, and sentenced to
three years imprisonment. .
So far only about two hundred pardOns
have been granted under the amnesty proc
lsmstion.
30. - SOUTHERN ITEMS.
Prof. s. Mccullough and Gen. Thos. A.
Harris, prominent rebels, have been brought
here from the coast of Florida and lodged
in prison.
A gentleman recently from Florida, says
that ex-senator Yulee, of that State, had
been lodged in Fort Pulaski, together with
acting Governor Allison, whose predecess-
or committed suicide. He represents that
sAthough not as much cotton will be raised
this year as usual bheeOrn crop will bevery
abundant. s.a
A public meeting was lately held at Ma
rina to initiate means to restore the rela-
ton of Florida 10 the Union. q. l
iv' GEN sICKLEs d..
General Sickles has returned to Wash
ington from his South American mission.
The runors that be WAS sent to negotiate
for the colonization of emsncipated negroes
are sci at rest by his official report, When
the time comes for 8 practical enforcement
of fh., Monroe doctrine, Unsuccessful result
Of thus important mission will be known.
" FoBD's THEATRE CLOSED.
Ford, a week or two ago advertised that
he would, ,,to-night, reopen his theatre, the
Ylsy selected being HThe 0ctorOon." A
!. "a number Of seata were secared, and the
nTosroo,, C. an overfoYipg bOuse was good.
D.. -. 40 military order was
Dut this afternoon = a. with nlsv-
Issued, and, in accordance ther, =:
cards placed on the door read a. follo,
"Closed by order of the War Densrtrnon.,' /
.--..l sa. ooMAfIssIoEED. |
John A. Graham was, TO-DAY. oom,oi,
stoned as Assistant Register of the rressnrv
vice RembAld saIger.
ID. coEsULs RECOGNIZED. ..s
The President has recognized Robert
8Arth as Consul of the Duchy of ssxs %.
'urg at st. Louis, and s. M. Stevenson ,ss
Vice Consul of Sweden and Norway At
New Orleans. ~. ..f |
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