The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-30
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e. COZZEEs ARRESTED.
..-..- .i PHILADELPHIA, June 20.
g. Com. B. n. Cozzens, charged before q
military commission in this city, with de-
frsuding the Government in contract for
to- ts, was today arrested by orders from
Washington. Inv r,.s.-. I-.. .
The case was closed several days ago but
the finding Of the Commission was not
made known. A wit of hsbeas corpus
was applied for by his counsel Daniel
DOughertY and was granted by Judge
Thompson, and directed to Provost Mar
shall Frink, who refused to deliver his pris-
oner up. He is awaiting instructions from
Washington. An order was then issued
for the arrest of the Provost Marshal, to
be served this evening. This conflict be-
tween the military and civil authorizes
causes some excitement.
. aa.a-l WAsHNeToE, June 20.
g. f1 VARIOUS ITEMS
So far, only about one hundred and
twenty five special psrdons have been
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for this purpose, wait the signature of the
President. -,s-.. s-
The only prisoners of war now in the
Old Capitol prison, above the rank of cap
tain, are the rebel Nsjor General E. John
ston and one Lieutenant Colonel of Vir-
ginia regiment. --.'' .'''
Colonel Inghsm has turned over to the
State Department upwards of 10000 oaths
of allegiance, subscribed to in Washington
by disloyal parties during the administra.
ton of the different Provost Marshals. 1t
has been customary to keep these oAths on
file in the Provost MarshaPs Office, but Sc
some Of the parties who are now Masking
applications for pardon have violated their
oaths it is deemed necessary to place them
in the hands of the Secretary of State.
. H". TRADE REGULATIONS.
a -'.A pr. WASHINGTON, June %.
A circular letter has been issued by the
Treasury Department, carrying into effect
the Executive order removing restrictions
on trade with the Southern States. Sub
ordinate officers, dischArging duties under
previous regulations, will consider their
connection with the Departments termin-
ated on the Both instant. Agents for the
purchase of products Of insurrectionary
States, on Government account, will close
their official business, east of the Mississip-
pi, with their transactions Of June 13, and
west of the Mississippi, with June "a,
returning to the sellers all property
or money received, or collected since those
dates. Officers receiving, collecting, or
having in their possession, or under their
control captured, abandoned, or eonhscsted
personal property, will dispose Of the same
according to the previous regulations as
soon as possible, and reTsin from recsiv-
ing such from military or naval suihori-
ties, aftsr the SOth inst. = ..H- 3D..
This Is not to interfere with the opera
tiOns Of agents now employed in receiving
or collecting property recently captured
by or surrendered to the forces of the
United States. They will continue to do
so until such property is satisfactorily &C
onnniad for and shipDed. or otherwise dis,
posed of after the Both ..s..t .t.-.ra
- r.na STILL SICK. l.naa
The President is still sick, and to-day
declined 10 receive visitors.
80 NAIL ROUTE RESTORED.
The Postmaster General to-day ordered
that, in view of renewed regularity and
entire safety of the Baltimore route TO the
West, the great through mails between Bal
timore and Washington and the West,
taken from the line during the war, shall
be st once restored, -i Er-.
skLEs OF WAGONS AND KULRs.
The sale Of several thousand army Wag-
Ons at Washington begun yesterday, to
continue on alternate days. Those sold
averaged S17.9o. The sale Of mules ave-
ragged $s5. a., .yss sa. - .a- .a..t
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Stocks dull but steady. is .rg ,..', s-.f
Goldidua but firm at 1885. 20 aaa, ln sii
Erie, 775S, Hudson, IOs; Reading, s6H
Michigan Southern, 611E; Illinois Centrsl,
1881 Pittsburgh IS; Mariposa, 1sA.
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