The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06


GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant, who participated in the
festivities of the Fourth at Albany, arrived
in thiE city early this morning, secompsn-
led by his staff, having remained brief
time at the -Astor. House. The General
proceeded on the o'clock train for Wash
ington. o.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
NEwBERNE July l.
It is rumoured that the Government is
about to make an important seizure in the
direction of the North Carolina gold
mines.
Orders Rave been sent to instruct Gen.
Cox to remain in command of this Depart
ment until the return of Gen. SchOhsld.
There is q great rush of politicians to
Gov. Holden for pardon. He has appoint
cd ]. 7. Hough Mayor of Newbsrne.
FERMENTATION.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.
A splendid bouquet was given to Major
General Sherman at the-n -nrSsonlc Tempie,
MnnA-y, .uu Huurt rtssed the meeting in one
of his hsppiest speeches. Distinguished
military and civic orators contributed their
efforts to the occasion.
CELEBRATION.
Independence day was appropriately
celebrated yesterday, at the fair grounds.
DR.. Gibbit delivered an oration. Colonel
Mundy, candidate for Congress, made an
eloquent speech in favor of the cOnstitu-
tional amendment General Brisbine sd-
dvi.ed negro suffrage, the laying Of e.
heavier tariff on foreign manufactures,
and holding the rebel States as territories
unless they adopt the constitution extend
ing suffrage and abOlishing slavery. The
eOlored population gathered in vast num-
bers at Johnton's Woods to witness the
ming -pssssdf Oh gESnuyy, the pleasure of
the occasion being only mArred by few
cases of sun-stroke.
ARMY OF THE TENEEssRE.
General Logan has issued an order Tor
immediately mastering out the entire Army
of the Tennessee.
DEATHS.
Hon. Nat. Wolfe died here Monday, and
DR.. B. r. Palmer died this morning.
DISPATCH ABOUT STEAMER.
es BELFAST, NE, July s.
The U. s. steamer TiOgs, Lieutenant
Commander Whiting, sailed yesterday for
tho eastern coast of Maine, and will return
in few days. '1i
% 81 The LAST
A. W. Hudson;ef Penobseott, the only
surviving veteran of the Revolution resi-
ding in New England, participated yester-
day in the celebration at Bangor. Els
mind remains clear and healthy.
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
WAsHNGToE, July O..
About 10 applications for pardon were
granted today, of which 13O were fr"-'
North Carolina. rnOo-.' 'ri'nued OS oo'einOi
Holden.
| THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.
There is q amarked improvement IN the
health of the President today. He, how
ever, still keeps his ROOM and, adhsrlng to
the advice of his physician, receives no
visitors.
FINAL ACTION.
There ia reason TO believe that the final
action has been taken by the Executive on
the finding and sentence in relation to
the conspirators, and the result will soon
bspromulgated.
PRIsoHE Eks.
The number of prisoners discharged uh-
der General Orders No 100, from the Of
fee of Commits AIRY General of prisoners
as the report has been received up to the
| Sd Of July, was as follows; Captains
| l,IO6; Lieutenahts 1882; non commits
stoned officers $685. privatss S2i726
Tetsl 42,796. -.g
There is the best authority for contra
dieting the report thai Charles J. Faulker
of Virginia had been pArdoned by IN
President, who has not yet acted in tn
case, therefore al that has been publishes
is premature. b.
|
. .Dslsvstes tothe number OF seventy, fror
fourteen Indian tribes, who have been
hostility to the United States during th
,, rebellion, are now on the way to Washing
ton with the object of making treaty an
t proposals of peaee, and of being restored
I the rights and benefits which they forfeite
by taking up arms in behalf OF the insurl
ents.
PRESIDENT JUARBZ.
Official papers from the Columbian go'
= eminent formerly New Grenada, recent
published decree issued by the Colur
}. bian Congress declaring that Presidel
d .Jusrez, of Mexico, has deserved the go
y will Of America IN view of our indon
1 sble perseverance, which he has evinced
r the defence of the Independence and fre
st dom of his country, and they regard
virtue and patriotism as AFOrding an e1sl
s ple to the youths of Columbis. The
cree also provides that Portait Of JuAr
be placed in theg National library at I
y gotta with suitsble inscription. . % .
= '-t PATENTS.
ie One hundred and forty patents we're
it sued by the GommissiOnsr of Patents
- Monday. 20 i''7
az General Augur has issued orders d
e.q charging the Illth, and 28th Pennsylv
fil MIA, and the ssd and 85th New jersey r
in iments. - f-1 -11 81
- - aLILLeHER's EXcHAEaE.
NEw YoRK July 5
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Pittsburgh, IS; Rock Island, lO4; No
Western preferred, 5sK, KniekerbOcl
se, 55H; MariPOsa, IA.
Market firm.