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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July q.
Gen. Fiske, Assistant Commissioner of
the Bureau ofaRefugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands has directed that no
more refugees from Georgia snd Alsbsms
be transported South from Louisville, ex-
cept upon special authority from him.
Refugees from Georgia and Alabama now
in the States south of Ohio will not be
transported South unless they can show
upon good evidence, that they will not be-
come 3 charge upon the Government for
their substance.
This action is made necessary by the re-
turn to Nashville of large numbers who
have but recently been furnished trans
portstion to their homes, and upon their
arrival they were unsble TO procure food
sufficient to prevent starvation.
Eleven bushwhsekers, who were re-
Gently captured in Hamlin county, were
brought in to-day. They will be severely
dealt with.
The Presidents timely endors emeut of
Governor Brownlow's course relative to
the approaching election has greatly cooled
the excitement thereby. Arrangements
wi be made for submission TO the laws
where violence may be spprehended.
Brsine and Ferguson's trials are pro-
crossing slowly. The testimony for the
prosecution still occupy both courts and is
very damaging to the accused
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
TRIAL OF HEaRY wIERsT.


The country will be grstifed to learn
that Captain Henry Wierst, lately prison
keeper st Andersonville, is shortly to be
put upon his trial for the cruelty and bar
bsrity practiced by him upon eur prison
ers confined st that place. The Military
Commission sitting at this city, Of which
Brigadier General A. B. Hunterwood is
President and Colonel N. 2. Chapman of
the War Department is Judge Advocate,
has been directed to try the case. The
charges embrace list of the atrocities that
are little short of fendish and will arouse
the Indignation of the civilized world
The Government is now engaged in thS
collection of testimony preparatory to the
trial. Let soldiers who have survived i'm
prisonment at this prison, put Col. Chap
man in possession Of any essential facts.
The President has directed the release Q
on parole, with permission to return to
Georgia, OF the rebel General Phillip Cook
q prisoner of War in the Department ol
Msjor General Hsrtrsufi.
BY direction of the President all prison
ers of war, including the rebel Ger erals
are to be released upon their taking the
oath of allegiance.
The national currency issued during the
week ending July 22d, amounts TO So 7a1-
-oso,-1rIniKrue Z, GnB LOTAI now IN CIRCULATION
$I57, 9O7, ,665.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
san FRANCIsCO NEWS.

DAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
The Charger from Boston hiss arrived.
The Golden City, for Panama, has sailed
with six hundred passengers, and sic, 900
in treasure for New York and $3.50, 1000
for England.
The Pacific warehouse, on the corner Of
broadway and Battery streets, was burned
last night. It was caused by the sponta-
neous combustion of petroleum. The
loss is estimated at quarter of million
of dollars.
A Swedish bark sailed yesterday for
Hong Kong with $45, 600 in treasure.
Sandwich Islands dates to the 29th of
June are received.
The Hswsyisn schooner Pfel, which ar
rived at Honolulu on the 22d from the Mi
cronesian Islands, reported that on the
Both of March, in latitude about a north
and longitude 1879 west, q vessel ran
acrOss the schooner's bows. The stranger
bark was rugged as propeller and hoisted
up and showed English cOlors. Her boat
boarded the schooner with two officers and
large crew arrived with cutlssses and re.
volvers
The commanding officer demanded the
schooner's papers in an arrogant manner,
closely inspected them and pronounced
them correct. He then became polite. On
being told the schooner was the last from
Ascension or Strong's Island, he asked il
any whslers were there, and mentioned
the names of several American whalers
supposed to be cruising in those waters.
He said his ship was the English ship
Miami and mad not been in port lately.
After leaving the schooner he sailed in the
direction of Strong's Island, 44O miles dis
tant. The captain of the schooner says
the boarding officers were Americans.
There is little doubt that their ship was
the Shenandoah. She was then on the
track of whale ship returning from the
Southern Seas, bound North to the Arctic.
She would make terrible havoc among the
sixty or seventy whalers congregsted there
this summer
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
I,stest commercial per the Peruvian via

Latest commercial per the Peruvian VII
Greencastle, by telegraph;
LIVERPOOL, July IA The sales Of cottor
for the week amounted to 45,O09 bales, In
cluding 1900 bales to spectators and 10,
500 bales to exporters. -,
The market Is dull with decline OF ia
on American and Sursts. Other descrlp'
tions irregular. The sales on Friday were
5000 bales. The market closed hrm oui
unchanged
Breadstuffs quiet.
Corn firm.
Provisions steady.
LONDON, July l4-Consuls closed st
s9569OI for money. The weekly return
of t6e Bank of England shows a decrease
in bullion of f53S 600. American secu1l-
ties-Illinois Central, s6@s63; Erie SAT
o. s. 5 2Os, 7l497l3.
LONDON, July IA The English elections
are the all engrossing topic. The returns
thus far received chow net liberal gain OF
seven.
The ship Mercury which has arrived st
Hsver, from New York, reports having
nicked m on the 2Sgh of June, thirty.eight
Messengers from boat of the burnt ship,
WiIlism Nelson, and fifty others from
pieces of the wreck. A bark was seen
near by, which, it is expected, succeeded In
saving more lives.
LIVERPOOL, I3-Ootton sales for four
days were 49, 900 bales, including 1000 to
speculstors and exporters Market hsa
been dull, and all grades have declined,
Manchester market dull.
LONDON, July 13-Whest tending up
ward.
Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Tea steady.
Rice firm. Tsllow steady.
Uonsols for money 9O@9O5; Illinois
Central 86@S64; Erie b24@533; 6-2O's
7IO7l4.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
FROM TIE PREsIpEEr.

NASHVILLE, July p.
The following dispatch was received by
Governor BroWnIoW from the President:
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1865.
To Hon. w. G. BrOwnloW:
hope and have no donbt you will see
that the recent amendments TO the COnsti-
tuition of the State, as adopted by the peo-
pie, and all the laws passed by the Legis-
lsture in pursuance thereof, are faithfully
and fairly executed, and that all illegal
votes in the approaching election be ex-
cluded from the polls, and the election for
members of Congress be legally and fairly
conducted when and wherever it may
seem necessary to employ force for the eI-
eeution of the laws and the protection Of
the ballot box from violence and fraud, you
are authorized to call upon Major General
Thomas for sufficient military force 10 sus-
tain the civil authorities of the State.
1 have received your recent address
TO the people, and think it well timed,
and hope it will do much good in recon-
Cling the opposition TO the amendment OF
the Constitution and the laws, passed by
the last Legislature. The laws must be
executed and the civil authority sustained.
In your efforts to do this, if necessary,
General Thomas will afford sufficient
military force. You are at liberty to make
what use you think proper of this de-
spateh.
| ANDREW JOHNSON,
| President of the United States
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
rur mnnRoE DOCrRINE.

NEW YORK, July "a.
The Posts Washington special says
there is reason to believe that the Govern
ment will soon announce its policy In re-
card 10 the Monroe doctrine and French
occupation of Mexico.
Heavy reinforcements of troops to the
number of $4,000 are said to have been
mt on the road to Sheridan within few
days. -, :.
conversation with the Mexican Minister, q
few days ago: "The French will have to
leave Mexico"
Gem. Howard has issued sn order that if
the planters in Lower Maryland don't
cet se turning off their old slaves to stsrVe,
or neglect TO employ them, the Govern
ment will take possession of their farms
and put the freedmen TO work on their
lands.
A delegation from Eynchburg, Va, has
arrived. here to urge the repeal OF the S2O,'
900 clause in the amnesty proclamation.
The rebel Gen. Cook has been released
from confinement and permitted to return
to Virginia.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

FORTRESS MONROE, July 20.
1 have the best authority for saying that
JEFF Davis is in good health, even better
than when brought here. His eye sight is
not impaired, and his appetite Is remarks-
bly, good. No one is allowed 10 see him
excep. DR.. Craven and the guard.
The Government line of steamers has
been discontinued between Norfolk and
Old Point.
The steamer Matsno commenced today
to ply between Norfolk, Old Point and
Yorktown, making daily trips. This is q
private enterprise
City Point will no longer be military
depot.
Another reduction in expenses in this
Department has taken place in the dis
charge Of steamers, and the employees will
soon be discharged.
Steamers are passing now for Baltimore
with some discharged troops Of Kilpst-
rick's command.
It is said that orders have been Issued tC
stop contracting for supplies.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
CONFIsCATED COTTON.

NEW lOkhI July 1A'
The Commercials special says: Attor-
ney General Speeds opinion upon claims
for cotton captured by Sherman In Savan-
nah is published. He decides that all cot
ton taken by military forces in insurrec-
tionary districts is captured property with
in the meaning of the statute of 1868,
whether owned by loyal men or not. He
also holds that recourse must be had in dis
nntad casas tn the Court of Claims and
that jurisdiction cannot be conferred upon
a commission appointed either by the
President or Secretary of the Treasury to
examine the claims in question and to make
restoration of the proceeds Of so much of
this cotton as may belong to loyal claim
anfa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
Special Report.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, July ~.
The stock market this morning was quite
dull, but it improved during the day, and
reached the highest point OF yesterday
There is considerable short interest espec-
ially in Erie, Reading, Illinois Central and
old Southern.
State bonds, dull but steady.
Bank shares, firm but very little done.
|. Railway mortgages, dull and without any
material change.
The gold market is without sny excite
ment and exhibits no change of conse-
quence since yesterday.
HzThe petroleum stock market is frmeI
and more active. Webster lsthe strongest
on the list and in demand. Buchanan
Farm So; Cherry Run 85; Oceanic 1876
Webster 21O; Chensngo 45O; Germanis
Al; Tack 80; Rynd Farm 145; Pithol'
Creek 1850; United States 5000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
E1ROn MAsHTNGTON.

NEW YoRK, July q.
The Commercials special says: All Off
GERS, prisoners of war, are ordered to be re-
leased on parole, by Gen. Grants recon-
mendstinn.
It is stated that Gen. Grant in q recent
conversation with the Mexican minister,
freely expressed the opinion that the
French would soon be compelled to leave
Mexico.
1t is known that the whole subject Of
Mexican affairs is now receiving the atten-
ton of the Cabinet.
The Post special says: The President is
sued an order this afternoon psroling
every prisoner of war, holding any rank
whatever.
Stuart, the ex-Secretsry of the Interior,
applied for pardon today.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
LATE FRnM HAYI.

NEW YORK, July %.
The latest intelligence from Hsyti shows
that the instruction is still confined to
Cape Hsytian.
President Gefrsurd has issued procla-
nation to his people. He offers an amnes-
ty to the inhabitants of Cape Hsytian, and
urges them to expel the rebellious leaders.
General Merrissel had been asssssinated
by the insurgent leader Sslsvier. A grand
funeral ceremony took place at Port su
Prince cathedral, at which the Arch Bish-
CD and the President assisted. His widow
has been pensioned by the Government.
The port of Cape Hsytisn is now in 6
state of blockade.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
Saturday Evenings Edition.
DAnAGE BIZ HEAVY RAINS.

DAhA&E BIZ AEANI RAINS
CINCINNATI, July %.
The Commercial says that for the last
three days enormous quantities of rain has
fallen in this vicinity, and as far as heard
from sll over Ohio and Indiana.
The Eastern bound train on the Central
Ohio Railroad was thrown from the track
bv break caused by the rain, near Oolum-
bis, yesterday morning. Eight persons
are said to have been killed and twenty
two wounded.
The bridge across the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Railroad, near Dillsboro, was carried
sTsy by the water night before last, and
the engine of passenger train precipits'
ted into the gap. The engineer was killed
A very heavy storm Of wind and rsir
passed over this city yesterday evening
doing considerable damage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
Saturday Nights Report.
rRnn NEW YOsK.

NKw YORK, July 22.
Ate o'clock this morning the great iron
clad ocssn frigste Dunderburg was success
f1lIv launched. Not less than $4,000 Peo.
Die witnessed the spectacle. No accident
Whatever occurred. 1t was found, when
She was in the water, that she drew only
fifteen feet af., thirteen midships, and nine
feet six inches forward. The draft was
much less than anticipated by many,
though about the figure. Mr.. Webb cal
eulsted on the Dun1erburg, or Thunderlng
Mountain, being the gseAtest sea-goin.g
fripste ram in the world, and within sl1
months she will be ready to make her nj
teen knots per hour, and bid defiance 70 70
tbe world in arms Her armament will
consist of four l5-inch Rodpan, and from
twelve to fourteen IL inch Dshlgren guns
The Dunderburg is the lembodiment Of the
| ideal of the famous ship builder Weno;
Her plan is original and novel. She viii
be a floating fertilization. Her easement
which is roomy, being pierced for Il guns
The sides are three feet IN thickness, sno
iron clad four and half inches. The ram
is not fastened to the bow, but is the bow
| itsalf
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

Rnrnum's SpeeImeDs.-What doleiui
picture was presented when those perfect Tepresen
tatiyss of La ituds and Longitude, the G'anie''
and III, Fat Woman, met to compare notes after the
recent emigration in New York city. 1t was
evident on tigh: t. at to rePlsnish two such ward
robes would require the skill of g master To es-
,sbIIsh such connection between the sublime ana
,be ridiculous would be indeed no easy Ia K
aVb,t SHALL We D." Ess The oft repeated qus''
tiou. and the solution of tbs difficult problem 81
| last came squaaksng through The keyhole, IN ths
| voice OF Juvenile listener, eco buy your HOOP HOOP
| shirt, and Oorsets at the Mandatory OF JACoh
FRANK, No. I9s Superior st., under tt g Amer'osn
cleveland, Ohio, and save 8 second profit. jyFG q
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

T5sutensnt General and Mrs. Grant ana
f.milv accompanied by two or three mem
bsrs Of his personal staff, will leave WAsn-
ing,on in 4 few days for 3 quiet tEiP 70 the
north via the Hudson River and Lake
.Ch.mnlsin route to Canada. Stopping Al
.O.ohop .nd Montreal short time, thePAr-
.tv viii proceed up the st. Lawrence river
10 niagara Falls, returning to Washington
ssar an absence of from three to four
-. - The General has invited Col W.
s, Hillyer and family, of New YOrk' 70 &C
comp.nv him on this journey but it Is un'
da-,tood that the professional engagement
- Che latter will prevent the gentleman
from Joining the party.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

oo., Vtetarfa's speech at the FrOsO::
queen EaSion Of Parliament
The customary address oil the Nueen'
delivered at the Propagation OF Parliament,
wbicb took place during the first week oil
the present month, was very brief and %, .,
4ap English interest. We .ppend the o,roIl: only
-.Fs1-anbs rslating to American affairs I;
%s .Eo to 5 inform 3ssS you tSs :Ss.
sSt sIs friendly snd ,si,so:Gy oh.sSy. 1sSdns snG inc
sruss that there are 1saS nG % qId sny dstpTbano5
OF Hss ses Ssjssty TsOicss that The civil a va, "a
in 3us S0 tSs. he ey caused Sd y g,t ;Aot Os
have suffered from the COMES"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
I.OE GLAD DICTATOR.

BOSTON, July %.
The iron clad Dictstor, conveyed by the
U. s. steamer Vanderbilt from Newport,
R. L, arrived here to-day, and ancnored IN
the stream abreast of the city. On tne
passage around Cape God the DlGtssor
worked to the satisfaction of her o1neert,
and the trip thus far has been pronounceu
a success. Her appearance in our s WA1eLs
is attracting much attention and interest,"
among all classes, and during her snoII
stay thousands will avail themselves OF 'ne
opportunity of inspecting her.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

The London Times has recalled DR..
MAAksy, its former New iOfk COT 0o.,' PUH Tbo
<deat and hAs sent over ne" - a,,;z.1
New York Herald announces his -,
ybut ,Only gives the public hint O. -.
n,ms by ssying that 'it may be Black O.
Ihi,a- or Brown, or Blue or Red"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

DuriDg an alteration at POughkeepsie
m "Wednesday evening, regarding the
ls,a boat race there, Stevens, one OF the
o,sz Of the beaten boat, struck one Thoa.
n Mott 60 violently as to cause him to
f.I1 .rd b,,ask his neck. Stevens gave
L;n,.olf rD 20 .he authorities.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

In accordance with the War Department
order for mastering out of service troops
whose terms of service expire before the
Ist of October next, between fourteen and
Afta.n thousand of General 6heridans
men will be discharged.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
wREOK OF THE QUIGNEBAS.
I IL ~ MIN ~

A Fortress Monroe letter of yesterday
saws the Upited States steamer Quinn ebss
was wrecked on tn g bar off .Morehesd City
on the 2lst. About thirty persons are re-
ported lost or missing. Captain Jerome
was in command. Thrce hundred soldiers
were on board. They were nearly all
landed on the shore. The Quinne6as lett
Morehesd City on the 2Ist, for FORTRESS
Monroe with 27O soldiers belonging 10 tne
9th Msine and 10th Pennsylvania Aiter
passing outside the bar the steamer became
unmansgeable and went down, becoming
perfect wreck.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
THE nHENANDOAH.

bibfONI July "a
A letter received by the last mail from
Australia. says that was rumored that the
nirate Shenandoah was cEuizing of the
coast of New Zsaland, and the American
sbooner recently burned near that place,
was supposed to have been destroyed by
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
VARIOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, July 23.
Celonel L. C. Baker has been appointed
TO the rank of Brigsdier General for, as
the commission reads, "meritOrious services
as Provost Marshal during the war, and
especially for diligence in the suppression
of frauds sgsinst the Government in re-
cruiting, and in pursuing the murderers OF
the President-J. Wilkes Booth and his
secomplices." The commission is to date
from april 26, 1866, the day of Booths
capture and death.
A friend of Gov. Perry, and apparently
by his authority, caused the publication OF
communication, In which he says that
three days before the meeting at Greenville
South Carolina. Governor Perry was sp.
pointed Provisional Governor, and that
the latter at that time was not only
uniformed of his appointment but had
not the remOtest idea that such an honor
Kyss TO be conferred upon him. The pur-
nose of Governor Perry in his address, the
writer SAWS. was TO show the people OF
South Carolins the great mistake they had
ms6e in seceding-the rulnous eonse-
duences to their beloved Stste and the hu-
initiation and degradation to which they
had reduced her, boldly declaring that
they had no cause for seeding, and were
in no danger from the election OF Presl
dent Lincoln.
The writer says it is not true, as stated
in some of the newspapers, that the Gov
ernor feels personally any humilistion IN
coming back into the Union, for he hsd no
agency in going out of the Union, but he
has feelings for his Sta,e, and Governor
Perry entreats the Southern people n
terms of osErnOsJuess 70 peeO5ne IOJal Oisl-
zens, and to repudiste forever, ana TO tescn
theis children to repudiate the political
heresies which ruined their country.
During the next month $4,000 horses
snd IA, 600 mules, in the Government stables
In New York, Pennsylvania, Ohie, Della
ware, New Jersey, Indiana and the Dis
trict of Columbia will be exposed to public
sale. This will close such sales by the
Govern uent. Since the lst OF May the
sales of a nimals have nettsd $2,OOO,OOO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
WH1PPLE, Brig. Gen. and Chief oil Staf
Hot Day.

In consequence of the heat on the 4!h Of
Jaly, the saloon rsilrsAd car in which
Queen Victoria rode from Windsor to
London, to visit the Queen of the Neither
lands, had to be cooled with ice, which was
strewn over the roof of the carrisge pre-
yious to her Msjesty's return to Windsor
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
RAILROAD DIVIDEED.

ALBANY, July az.
The dividend of 8 per cent, free of in
come tax, declared day or two since by
the directors of the New York Central
railroad, is not payable on the lst Of Au-
gust, as stated in previous dispatch, as
thesdsy falls on Sunday. The dividend
will be paid on the 2lst of August.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, JULY "a, 1865.

General Joseph Holt Judge Advocate
sasusral of the armies of the UnIted
States, is recupsrAtiug among the noun
Eains of the North.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
GOLD MARKET,
NEW YoHK, j

NEW YoRK, July p.
The gold market is without material
change. The outstanding short interest IS
verv limited, as Is sufficiently evident from
the fsct that gold can be borrowed at Six
per cent.
Gold today steady,ranging from l423 to
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
FIRE PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July ~.
Early this morning fire destroyed the
shoddy mill of h. Henry & Go: The less
is $4,000; insured for $4,000. george
Ganhili. RooI.spinner, lost $4,000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

All That's Bright Must Fade-lS not
.n0Itcsble 70 = ane set OF teeth bIusSe1 with FRA
grant sozODoNT Its protective, preSorVail'e anu
S..u,if,iug properties will preserve the white
- -..,,J,e,s and DatorLl polish Of good teeth
.hronSboUt life. Ans when uusound it viii ar'es'
decay Ana lsHl .aOa-.t.s ~ jy2I
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

NEW YORK, Jnly zZ.
The Southern mall due early this morn
| ing was lost in the river on the Jersey City
side The car containing it wss finally
fshed out, but the mail was seriously dam
sged, ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
SAILED.

NEW YORK, July %.
The steamers City of Baltimore and the
Saxonia sailed for Europe to-day, taking
$50 900 in specie.