Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31

tempts to fire the South by insisting upon
the impossibility of reconstruction, and
closes by saying that every reunionist, re-
constructionist, and every man who would
make peace on any other terms than our
liberty forgets that rebellion to tyranny
is obedience to God, forgets his duty to his
fellow man, his country and his God, and
is already 8 mean cowsrdly slave
All separate State actionis out of question.
Men not only forget their duty, but they
betrsy their sister States, and first, by de-
grading themselves as the footstooI of the
enemy, soon be brought to fight against
their former friends.
MISSIONS.
Mr.. Blair warns US to stand firmly to-
gether, to exert every energy for war, and
war only, to close up ranks, to stand shoul-
der to shoulder, and when peace on our
terms comes, to accept it, and until itcomes
on our terms to continue to fight as long
as we have cartridges.
The Dispatch says that submission is
possible but no probable.
STOCKS.
At Gallagher's stock bosrd stocks irreg-
ulsr. Gold PHI.
New York Central 1Os; Erie 729; Hud-
sen 1861; Reading 1O5; Michigan Central
l1O; Michigan Southern 653 Illinois
Central III; Pittsburgh 81 Toledo lis ;
Rock Island 983; North Western 33F; do.
preferred 623; Fort Wayne 923; Ohio &
Mississippi certificates 274; Cumberland
454; Quicksilver 984 Mariposs liz.
Gold, excited; after call sold at 30, but
rallied to oil.
Erie railroad very active and strong.
MORE PEACE.
A rumor is in circulation tonight that
two peace couriers had IN interview with
Grant TO- day, and will reach Washington
tomorrow.
GENERALS IN SERVICE.
The Secretary of War sent, to-day, TO
the Senate, list of all the General officers
in the service on the first of January; it
comprises &C Major Generals; and 276
Brigsdier Generals. OF this number 245
are in command; 200 of whom are Briga-
der Generals and Major Generals; and
twelve Brigsdier Generals are awaiting
orders, and one Major General; and
fourteen Brigsdier Generals are off duty
on account of wounds and sickness. These
are Generals Sickles, Ricketts,, Asboth,
Barlow, R. o. Tyler, Schemmelfenning,
Paul Gesham, Underwood, Connor, McIn-
tosh, Bradley, Long, Engart, Stonnard
Two Brigsdier Generals-Hsyes and Duf.
fie-are prisoners. General Hayes IS now
released on parole for the purpose of at
tending to the distribution of supplies sent
our soldiers in rebel prisons
Generals Banks and Lee are before the
Committee on the Conduct of the War
and Generals John Mcneil, Francis T
SpinOls and T. W. Sweeney are under
trial b. court-msrtial. The remainder are
on COurt-msrtisl and Military Commits
sions, and awaiting orders. The Military
Commission of which General Doubleday
is President has concluded its labors in the
city, and are now awaiting olders. The
Commission expects to be ordered to Phil
adelphia to try the parties connected with
the alleged navy yard frauds.
The Secretary of War, in response to in
quiry, says:
Preparations for the publication of thu
Army Register have already been com
menced. The delay has been occasioneC
by the difficulty of ascertaining numerou
changes which have taken place, from
death, resignation and other casualties.
Some time ago the House directed in
quiry, respecting recruits to fill up oil
regiments, to Section No. 9.
The Secretary of War replies that il
July, 1882, telegram was sent Governo
Andrews as follows: New recruits for ol,
regiments will be mustered out with tn
regiments. The principle announced i
the telegram has not been applied to a
soldiers mustered into the service to fill u
old regiments, but the principle apple
has been to hold them for the term Of SCI
vice for which they were mustered il
taking the muster-in rolls as cOnclusiv
evidence of their enlistment contract.
GENERAL DIx's ORDER
The House several weeks ago called fC
a copy of General Dixis report relative
the raid on Lake Erie, and the seizure
the steamers Philo Parsons and Islan
Queen, but the President deems it incon
pstible with the public interest to comm
nicste it at the present time
THE 7-3O LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury has col
cluded arrangements with Jay, Cooke
Co., of Philadelphia, to take the gener
subscription agency for the sale of the Z;
loan.
1t is understood that under the new q
rangement, National Banks will continI
to receive subscriptions as heretofore.
SHOT.
This evening A. j. Burroughs, clerk
the Office ef the Comptroller OF Ourrenc,
was fatally shot by young woman name
Mary Harris, from Chicago. ConAictin
stories are told as to the reason for tn
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NAVAL FRAUDS
z. In his Ternsrks concerning the frauds
the Navy Department, Mr.. Hale rea
from report of the Select Committee {
last year, stating that there was as muc
fraud on the Government by purchase
made by the Chiefs of Bureaus, as in an