Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1865
THE NEWS.
Gold closed last night at 147E

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!: TIE body of Hon. Preston King has n
!. been found yet.
: eEs. ehAsr isbeing hagnifcehty sntet
E tanned IN New York.
8 Mr.. BURLISeAHE, our minister, 10 China,
) at present in Washington.
The Austrian minister has purchased
: residence in Washington for $4,000.
CFAUNcEr NJ. DEPEw has been appointe,
Minister to japan. TNTE ---
MAroR GUNrRER has been renominatet
by one wing of the New York Democracy.
4 IHR Protestant Episcopal Convention il
in session at Pittsburgh. ~
Gov. PARSONS carries back With him tC
Alabama 200 PardOns for rtepentant rebels.
TIE aims house of Cumberland county,
Pa, was destroyed by fire yesterday. =. z
Ar Alexandris Va, a railroad accident
occurred yesterday, by which several per
SONS were Infused. l' q ~ - III
eES. 1ctAh was among those of the pas
sengers who were slightly hurt by the late
late railroad accident at Newark, N. j.
MAJ. GEN. John ,sehofeId left Now York
yesterday for Europe, having procured a
years leave.
-~AsEyERE drought prevails in Texas, and
and the cattle are dying OF rapidly for
want eff water. ......
The Commissioner of Emigration reports
that 16s,936 emigrants have arrived at the
port of New York since the ist Of June last.
q Iwsdn 10 have a repiyfrorn Admiral Por-
tes 10 the structures of Gen. Banks on the
conduct of the navy in the Red River expe-
dition. 4
THE British Government has offered am
nesty to such of the Jamaica rebels as have
been concerned in actual rifrder OF, arson.
This after the execution of great numbers
Of Hen and women.
8, TIE police made descent on some gam
Bling houses in New York, night before last
on the complaint of young southerner,
who had host s5OOAt Ears.F a-p.. v7
! Gkk. BAkkk, chief detective Of the War |
Department, has been indicted by the grand |
jury at Washington, on charge of falsely |
q Mr.. Cobb, and of robbing a
Miss Cobb of $3.50.
SoNB workmen engaged in excavating in
the alley in rear of Lenks block, Toledo,
day before yesterday, found the skeleton of
a man who, the doctors thought, must have
been killed within couple of years past.
A SPECIAL from Washington says General
hogan's friends affirm that he will not ac-
cept the post of Minister to Mexico, as he
wants to go 10 the o. S. Senate, from Illi-
nois. Trumbell's term expires in March,
1867. $780,.
A SENSATIONAL dispatch from New Orleans
unusual and mysterious activity
IN military circles in that city since the re-
seption Of the latest news from Mexico; the
'ale of boats has been suspended, and sew
sral regiments Of cavalry ordered to embark
or Indianola, Texas.
FReN private. letter from Painesville,we
earn that two young students at the Fe-
male Seminary in that place, fell through
nc GOal7ndlcnWdy iFOln Ihe 0u story 70 the
easement of the building, receiving severe
INJURIES. 1t is wonder, our informant adds,
hat they were not killed, lh 4@t I
THE Secretary of the Treasury requires
Collectors of Internal Revenue, in cases
where they have applications for the stor-
Ige Of petroleum, in any town or city, to
eport to the Department that such storage
will not endanger the loss of other property
~ fire.
Mr.. JonN STRICKLAND, of sandusky, Trav
ling Agent of the Central Ohio railroad, was
severely injured on Tuesday morning by the
-unning of atrain off the track on the Cleve-
and and Pittsburg Road, near Wellsville.
The train was thrown from the track by
broken rail, and precipitated down an en-
The car in which Mr.. Strick-
and was riding turned over, throwing the
he passengers into pell nell heap, though
out one one other person suffered to any ez-
,ent- Mr.. strickland's hurt is in the right
high, ,crippling that leg entirely '0