Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
From New York.
ExamfnnttoD OF the .A,nIaDt.

| Examination Of the AtaIanfa.
/ New YORK, November S.-Dr. Savers Of
this city, visited the steamer Atalanta yes
/ terday. There is no sickness on board the
| vessel. ALL the sick have been removed to
Nightengale Hospital ship. From the state
ment made to him by the surgeon of the
ship and by DR.. Nourdett, health officer, he
says, there can be no doubt as to the nature
of the disease-it is Asiatic cholera
r. Gov. Curtin, III.
| Governor Curtin has been lying danger
ously i'll in this city since Sunday. His
physicians report him better to-day.
Il Proclamation to be Issued.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says; The President will issue a procIama-
ton declaring the restoration Of peace, be-
fore the meeting of Congress. 3D.
.E. Zoe Johnston.
., Joe Johnston is coming to Washington to
organize an agency for his express.
70 Albert Pike.
Albert Pike is in n,Washington- ,s~-l /
Presentation 81 = 90 %
The passengers by the steamer Columbia |
presented gold watch TO Captain Barton |
for saving that vessel and their lives from
destruction on the passage from New York.
Her fires were put out and she was thrown
III OCdlbS cnO, bLC Std NdSuluE COluplbJSly
over her, but owing to the efforts of her
Captain and her able engineers she was car
ried through safely. -, ... "E
-b Lrai sr Barbarities. r....
p The barbarities praetieed in St. Thomas,
Jamaea, are confirmed. The authorities
have hung about forty culprits. St. Thomas
is under martial law. |
=, Two British steamers have left to take |
,roops from Barbadoes to Jamaica.
u, ~ Slave Trade. .'a
An association is being formed ill Cuba to
prevent the slave trade. N..
Hurricane.
Havana dates of the 2Sth state that Sc
,ere hurricane, on the 22d and 23d, ragged
With great force all over the Island. In II
Havana harbor many vessels drilted foul of
he wharyes and sunk. The Admirals :
lag ship ran into the wharf damaging sew
raj boats. Several launches, with car
.oes, were sunk. A total Of fifty vessels, |
more or less. were damaged. The streets of y
he city were filled with watert to the depth
f a foot houses and walls blown down,
oofs blown away, and trees of the Plaza's
rostrated. Two-thirds of the roof of the
'heatre was torn off, The country residen-
es of the Captain General, and others suffer
d considerably. ave .ll- it.l
COunterfeits.
New YORK, November s.-Counterfeit $50 !
egal tender notes are in circulation in this f
ity. They are a very close imitation of
he genuine. Experts are being deceived
y them. There are but two discrepancies
etween the notes apparent to the public. $
he last part the engraving head of Ham I
ton, on the face of the note, represents the
ne of the waistcoat crossing the white col a
lr at the neck. An accurate angle formed
y the shape of the collar, so far as known
perfect in the counterfeit. But in the \
enuine the lines are across the point of the
ollar at the junction with the waistcoat .,
he other discrepancy is in the shape of the o
in the border on each end of the +
ice of the bills and in the whole border on +
lie back. The figures $50 in the genuine II
i'll is in an Octagonal frame, rather well n
efned, though the angles are not sharp. n
light sides are easily discovered in the \
,unterfeit in the border ornaments and are e
,tagonal only in a slight degree. 1t is o
lought the Treasury Department will call 3
all the $50 legal tender notes in circula- /
on. ..Ual 4
New YORK, November s.-The results of b
lie various elections produce great excite b
ent among the Republicans. .-...s il
Two Men Killed.
NEW YoRK, November S.-Two men were
Illed at the railroad crossing III Jersey City h
day by passing train. .; .-. t.
The st. Johns Disaster. :
The coroner's inquest on the st. Johns y
isaster begun this morning. The coroner !,
larged the jury that ii the officers of the i
,at were found neglectfpl of duty they d
ust hold them for the action of the grand -
Try. r7-lt"si, J. .-l .. .-a-. rl.rl 1
Mr.. Colgrave, clerk of the boat, testified to :,
lie effect that in selecting state-rooms few y
ere generally reserved for personal friends, u
nd the rest thrown open for selection to the /
1blic. 81 +-.-. .-..-... t.
iowed that no more than the proper guam 81
ty of steam was on at the time, and that
le usual precautions were used to prevent
scident. ,.'.
The inquest was adjourned until l o'clock I
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