Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-28
THE NEWS.
Gold closed last night al l45X.

Gold closed last night at 145X.
5sExzss, the pirate is expected to reach
Washington daily. -
A DIsrLLERY exploded at Dubuque, lows,
Yesterday. One man was killed. 2ga I
THE Minister from Columbia to thS
country presented his credentials to the
President yesterday.
J. N. GOopw1x, Member of Congress from
Arizonia, win reach Washing gton on the 18th
of Januarv..sA ssssaaA A4st.A. "A & 4
THE Presidents reception will take place
on New Years. Ample arrangements are
being madeto accommodate the crowd.
A FAMILY in Philadelphia, yesterday,
came near losing their lives by drinking
coffee in which laudanum had been placed.
hlEyEsr day $50, DOE vOrth muEilAtsd FAC
tional currency is destroyed, and $50, 900
worth of sew issued.4azA Z
AevroEs from California and the plains
would seem to indicate . chronic stats of
warfare between the Indians and e1nigrants.
s--AHo7HER -Fenian lhas been sentenced by
the Court in session at Dublin. He made
> speesh . daylloag when sas ksd elf he had
anything tosay ,y&og y "a Z ss IL
IT is asserted in the special dispatches
that shestptenent is'false that the remains
Of Wirz have been taken South for inter-
Z -@ent' M aAfaagT2 All ~ Il
NAPoLEoS, according to latest reports, Is
somewhat afraid Maximilian will incon-
tinently run away from Mexico, and has
sent afspeeial messenger to him to stifen
his back bone.
3 o. 10000 bales of cotton surrendered I'd |
the United States by Dick Taylor, but 1O,4
coo biles have been or ever will be received |
BY the National Government, the balance |
having been st0lens g fsbBsaasb@
TIE salaries of the Provisional Governors
Governors Sef tho Southern states were at
thS rate of ss,oOO per- year, the same. Is paid
Anarev gohhsOn when he WAS Military
Governor oe Tennessee.
QHAaTHRMAs4E&G Gen. Msigs has had force
at work on some of the battle fields in Vir-
yinis and elsewhere, Identifying and mark I
ing the graves of our fallen soldiefs,t Two
cemeteries have been laid out on the battle
ieId of the Wilderness. 6 IL
MEssHs. CH1FFEE B EE1Ks, U. s. Senators
.lect from Colorado, were at Atchison, Kan
as, yesterday, en- route to washingtong
They want to have their Territory admitted 4
IS State by proclamation of the President
r speedy action of Congress. ..r II,
The House committee on Claims re- (
'orted adverselyon on the claim of Union :
efugee, spy and soldier, who had been rob- 4
ed by guerrillas, taken prisoner by The
ebels and bribed his keeper to secure his
elease. he asked Congress to reimburse
i'm for the above losses.
A soUrH CAROLINA planter, Ewho has made
he free labor system successful on his
lantations gives it as his opinion that the
sason why that system is not generally
lccessful is because the majority of the
lsnters have concluded before hand that it t.
lust fail; hence they do ras o---f' a TaH
'isl- f.-.,s.. 80 e
TIE New York HerGlfs special reporter Il
. Washington states that General Schenck e
1T Washington for Columbus, Ohio, in p
der to be on hand at the opening of the n
legislature, to press his claims for the Sen Fl
Iorship. OF course, as the New York f
ohemians at Washington, and elsewhere,
re an exceedingly wise set of fellows, they a
now the business of every public man in a
le country. General Schenck came home a
pass the holidays with his family, as did :
her 6ongressmen, and will be in bis seat =
the Senate before the Legislature meets. 81