The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
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Ed5 la BURNING OF THE MUSEUM.
The Tribune says it is now disclosed
that Bsrnum's Museum was fired by in
cendisyies in half dozen places simults-
neously. It is suspected that the guilty
parties were rebelsympsthizsrs, offended
by the prominence Bsrnum hiss given to
the manner of JEFF. Davis capture. Bar
mum has received letters of sympathy and
many offers of curiosities for bis new mu-
scum. The proprietors of Winter Garden
have rendered the use of that establishment
for 8 few weeks. The proprietors of other
theaters have offed wardrebes and proper.
ties, and prominent actors offer to appear
at the benefit to Bsrnum company,
So 30. Il, sr HISTORY.
The Tribune says the history Af the
cases Of fifty Massachusetts, soldiers, who
joined the rebel service to avoid starvation
is being prepared at the office of the Sur
geon General for transmission to the War
Department.
APPLICANTS FOR PARDON.
Ex-rebel Congressman Gsrnett, of Va.
and Avery and Henry, of Tennessee, are
in Washington, applying for pardona All
these men we're formerly in the United
States Congress.
GENERAL sCHURz.
General Carl schurz has been sent by
the President to travel through the South
on tour of observation as to the working
of the emancipation, the loyalty of the
whites, the condition of the blacks, and the
fitness of the States for immediate recon-
structiOn. He will visit every State lately
in revolt Texas included.
aE# THE CABINET.
The Times Washington special says the
Cabinet session was very brief to day, last
ing but half an hour.
Mnch time of the President and Post
master General and Secretary of the Treas.
ury is occupiad in sisPosiug OF Applications
for various important offices TO be disposed
of by them.
.[.H MARY HARRIS.
The argument in the case of Mary Harris
will probably be commenced tomorrow, in
the following order: bro, H
lst Upon prayer for the points to be
charged to Jury. Darlington for the gov
ernment, and Brady for the defence.
2d, Arguments upon merits. Viii
son, the Assistant District Attorney
for the prosecution will oDen tha case. g. hs
rOI1O~ed oy Judge Hughes and D. w.
Voorhees, for the defence. Darlington will
close the case for the prosecution. The
case win probably go to the jury on Tues
day evening next. pr.
vsv'' 7f 1' GONE SOUTH.
The Tribunes special says that Colone
Joseph S. Fullerton, Acting Adjutsnt
General to General Howard, left for the
South to-day, on business connected with
the Freedmen's Bureau. he intends visit.
ing different points along the Atlantic
S6lff: S66olffcy Of General Howard, and obtaining
such information as viii tend to facilitate
the operations Of the Bureau.
| NO APPOINTMENT r
The Hsrald's special says no appoint.
ment has yet been made to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge Cstron. at
present the succession appears to rest be-
TWEEN Attorney General Speed and Horace
Maynard. The fact that the latter was
cut out of the Tennessee Senstorship by the
son.in law of the President is considered
to increase his chances for the place. No
thing has ever disturbed the pleasant re-
lations 50 long existing between Mr. May
nard and the President. 5ra
XPPoIHTMEETs.
| -; .. hgr WAsHIEGTos,- July l5.
The President has appointed Charles w
Bachelor Surveyor of Customs for Pitts
burgh, Pa, snd Arthur H Grimshsw Post
Master at Washington, D. q. -su ~
d The trial of Mary Harris for killing
Burroughs is drawing to 8 close. To-day
five physicians respectively were on th'
stand TO give opinions in hypothetical cssei
ia order TO prove the insanity of the &C
cused. All the doctors did not agree, on'
saying as physician at the Jail he saw thu
. prisoner generally every day and he neve
e observed any indications of insanity in her
but his attention had never been called tC
, her mind. The general impression among
. those who have been attending the trial !
2 that the accused will be acquitted, som
I predicting that the jury will not even lesV
the box to render this verdict. eds 80