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WEDNESDAY, july I2. 1865 MORN
. EHEIPRRss AOCOUNT.

/ IL
Delegates from all the leading cities snd
commercial interests in the United States
and British Provinces are in attendance at
the Trade Convention in this city. Cams
ds is well represented, and the represents
tives from that section are active in their.
yfGH toFindEce Fa9 extension otthe reci-
b kpzkity treaty J. Theg Western delegates,
who are here in great force, second this
view. A powerful protection influence,
from the New England and Northern
States, opposes the renewal of the treaty.
The meeting nnsyA not be harmonious,
but the proceedings promise to elicit i'm.
portsnt facts connected with commerce and
industry. Canadian delegates are fsvors-
BE to an extension 10 Canadian csnsls in
order TO facilitate American commerce.
Among the persons present are Gov. Yates,
of Illinois, Gen. Wslbridge, Of New York,
and Ly man Tremaine, of Albany.
James Aspinwall, of Detroit, called the
Convention TO order. Hon. Hirsm Wal
bridge, of New York, was chosen Prdsident
of Trade. sHOn. Hsnivsl Hamlin and
Mr.. Walker, of Chicago, were chosen Vice
Presidents at large, and q Vice President
was appointed for each State and the Britt 4
Provinces! y'Ht sL1His- 3.E -a.ai I
The only Committees announced are
the following: /
Committee on Transit-E. S. Prosser,
Duncan Stewart, b. s. Elliott, Converse
Harvey, c. Il. Randolph, K. P.SpaldIng and
The Canadians Who will confer with the
above Commsttee are: Malcolm Csmeroo,
John Mcclellan, VIM. McGowAn and G.
Fl. Perry.
Committee on Reciprocity-J. F. Jay, |
NJ. R. Waite, J. J. Hatch, j. w. Taylor, E.
Fraley, s. Hewitt BlOOdgOOd, n. Wells, J.
L. Taylor, dgI u g4I ROII
The Canadians to confer with this Com
rhitlee esre p James Howe, Phos Ryan, J.
G. Worth and Henry Fry. /
considerable dissatisfaction exists among
the Chic ge delegates as 20 the action OF
the Convention in combining each delega-
ton to ore vote Several Of the Chiesgo
delegates have left, and It is probable they
viii sllleave tomorrow. '.7 iF'n' i
4Fhe Convention has adjourned till to-
morrow n'Hi ma ''7'74'i y'''"
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The obligations of Secfecy y
%. ...... e. u Withdrawn. a .a
Convention Of Commercial Col.
reyes at Chicago.
GOLD LAST NIGHT 1S4 81
Associated Press RcpOrG.
rRnM NEW YORR.
. -.-. NEW YoRK, July IL.

bog t.lr74a. r,ll -..i.. NEW YORK July Ii
The Commercials Washington special
saws that Mr. Ford is endeavormg 70 get
Secretary. Stanton to revoke the order pro-
hibiting the opening OF his thester. %,
The Chronicle this morning denounces
severely Judge Wylie's action in issuing
writ Of habess corpus in Mrs. Surrats
case. a' 'Hf" -
The Posts special says the Second regi-
unent of General HancOcks Corps left this
morning for fredericksburg. The Third
.a~;-aeEss Ia as gone TO Springfield, Illinois,
Among the passengers arrived to-dsy,
by the Evening Star, from New Orleans,
were General J. L. Swift and Mrs. Gener-
al Banks and son. 1aoI
George w. Buckley President Of the
Golden Circle, has issued an executive
general order, dated in his place of con-
finement, Fort Warren, June 2sth, in
which he suspends the labors Of several
depsrtments of the Golden Circle, till July
ist, 1870, when q congress of the orde
will assemble in Washington with open
doors. and afterwards proceed to lay the
corner stone of Saxon University. All
members of military departments are re-
leased from their allegiance to the ORDER
and from all obligations OF secresy per-
IA mining to the same .a y
q,he President makes lengthy vindiea-
tion of the order, giving lis origin, rise,
nrooress and destiny. 1t is printed in full
In the Times.
= The wilmington Herald ealls attention
q the fact thSt notwithstanding advertise
roarta for laborsrs are kept in its columns
dsiI,, hut one or two have responded,
wbiis crowds of men, black and white are
to be sean los1ng about the streets 1t
sn1osst that If grAtuitous rations were
st6nned there Y -qsld be no trouble in,hnd-
ing laborers. l."' p"
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PERIODICALS.
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FROn CINOIsNATI.

CINCINNATI, July IL.
An enthusiastic Union msss meeting
was held at Lexington, Kentucky yester-
dav. Speeches were made by Mr.. .KsssOn,
OF lows, and General +. P. Blair, urging
the adoption of the Constitutional Amend
ment.
A special to the Gazette says Governor
Brownlow, Of Tennessee, has Issued proc
Iamation declaring franchise law the su-
preme law Of the State, and denouncing as
rebels those who sttempt to oppose its ex-
ecution. He calls upon the civil suthori-
ties to arrest persons, who, under the pre-
tense of being candidates for Congress, are
advising people to nullify the Constitution
| ana the laws and stirring up rebellion and
sedition. st-r
A Nashville. despsteh to the CONNER
cial announces the srres. Of Etheridge, ct
Columbus, Kentucky, by the eommsndAnt
Of that post, for the delivery Of incendiary
speeches in Tennessee ....s
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especially on he Rio GrAnds, the Mazican
frontier, and keeps the foreign levies Of the
new Emperor in an incessant state Of an
pfshension. II collision should come,
the United Ststes would have at hand
force shfHcient to maintain its dignity and
make repFisals. 1he transfer of rebel
battery to the Imperial General Mejis is
another matter now occupying official
attention, and 8 full and searching investi-
CATION b being made into the matter Of the
Alleged sale. Gen. Slaughter did dispose
If srebel bsttery to the Imperialist. As
stated pdjit will be demanded and
iobssinsd.a lItis understood that 1900, or
I5,6O0 eonfederFtes are in the Mexican SER
vice rear the Texas border, and It ia de-
fnitsly settled that if these are trouble
some they wiIIsbs punished, even if pur-
suit should threw our armies seross the
-. .-....,-.....--.-.. CAIRO, July IL.
A number of bales Of cotton arrived to-
day for reshipment East. Also two hun
dred and twelve for st. Louis and four
hundred and Atty fjr Evansville.
GALLAGHER's ExcHISGE.
New YORK July il,
Gold. firm ct 1342I. r
Stocks strong. o-1 -
New York Central, =; Erie, s05s Hud-
son, III; Reading, 1o1; Old Southern 677si
Pittsburgh, COS; Rock Island, L;
North Western, =; North Western pre-
fsrred, -; Fort Wayne, 100; Mariposas
-; Prairie du Chien Al; Canton 49,
Cumberlsnd45; Quicksilver 665l. ~
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POIsONED.
FVNDWN N4Ws = u
nr,rrr,rnrGnr .IIrlnI1

OINClhNATII July I y.
During the past few days, thirty parsons
in the eastern portion of the city and nine
in Newport, Kentucky, have been poisoned
by eating cheese. None of the cases have
proved fatal. -, 90 5a. en
The newspapers publish details of the
murder of a woman and child, by robbers,
near London, Madison county Ohio, last
week. The owner of The premises, accom-
panied by another man, approached the
house while the robbers were rsmsAeklng
iIt and killed All three with their reEOlVers!
No names given. &c. ..-..I Is y.l..., g.
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ApJoUREsiEET.
! EvENINGl lsEssION. ~

The Convention was called to order at 4
o'clock. rn~7a4nH4 =
On motion the Committees TO De -nsmefdi
by the President were increased trom
ave to nine in Membership dliW
The Chairman then announced the Com
mittee on,Trsnsit, Ohio being represented
BY Hon. R. P. SpsldInf and D. B. Smith
On Reciprocity ohiois represented by NJ
R. Waite, Esq, and ]. L. Taylor. The re-
naming COMMITTEES Sill be snnouased 70
morrow. - = q p Ss5sNaf az
Mr.. Robinson, of Cleveland moved that
a committee OF seven be appointed by the
Cbsfr to consider and report on thesubjSc'
Of agriculture and manufaetures. Adopted
Mr. Taylor, Of MinnesCtS Offered ares
oIuiion looking 10 the repression ICs5 Of snug rr
Cling slsng the frontier. Referred. o..
Several other resolutions Of 10 public
importsnos were disposed Of ...ss
Adjourned to 9 O'clock tomorrow morn 9
I inc. - 81. HrH -71 |s-aEf- si4 -EsAO. uS
.astEs= sssaiA i-sls1st'. -sa-iss
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CONVENTION or COAL COLLEGES

The second national Convention of Com
mercisl Colleges organized to-day. Thirty
two cities in all the loyal States were rep,
resented. (. s. Folsom, of Albany, .Wast
chosen President, and S. s. Packard, OF
New York, Secretary. The citizenS receP-
ton TO delegates is at Bryan Hall this eve
ming. Mayor Rice viii preside. Tho
address of welcome will be delivered by
Hon. K. @. Lsrned, of Chicago. The busl,
ness of the Convention today is informal
and preliminary. Among the distinguish n
ed speakers who will address the Conven-
ton during its session, is Gov. Oglesby, OF
Illinois. .i'
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FKOn SAN sALVADOR.

..F.. NEW YORK July H.
Advices from San Salvador says that
government has Withdrawn DR., Beuhsrd,
Consul of Prussia at San Miguel, and for
hidden his return to the republic BE
was implicated in the recent rebellion, and
President DueE as has issued an address
10 the army, thanking it for its services in
suppressing the rebellion. B
3 The passport regulations will for the
present be strictly maintained in San Sal,
VRdor. nI
A strong public feeling exists agsinst
General BsrFias, who is believed the
chief ipstigator of the recent rebellion.
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sERIOug AsAAuLT. a

y LOUIsFILLFll July II
Philip Speed, Internal Revenue Collec-
tor, W S assailed while going h0mewsrd
on Saturday, evening, as IL O'Clock, by
three men IN the gsrb of soldiers, one of
whom, with boulder, knocked in seveFal
Of his teeth, inficting q serious wound
Mr.. Speed thinks their intention was rob
reFy, Speed is dong well.
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FKOM WASHINGTON.

# ,iigs.- Of f5 WASHINGTON, July IL. d
Several vessels, lately attached 10 the
East Gulf Squsdron, we're sold at Key
West on the 2sth of june, among them
the yseht Wsnderer. The squadron is
rapidly being reduced TO small compile
ment lid. -..
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anIEnrHEssELs

f5u7.a8 sd NEW YoRK, July IL.
Tomorrow there will be sold At public
auction, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard thir-
ty two vessels, which have been in the ns-
val service during the war. The list COM
prises twenty-five screw steamers, elgns
paddle wheel steamers and two sailing YES
sells. 'em.a1 isloi 80 An9ln o. os1t' o'
ce0, ,aos oIsg sTs-
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FROm KTCnMONR. u

tqo2 as'i2 70 ~ NEw YoEK, Judy IL.
~ The Richmond Wing says in six coun-
ties through which its informant passed
there we're ,bus nine negroes st'work in the
fields, b1t Che county court houses and VII
lsges were full Of them. " Negro men are
said to be deGsfting theit wives, who, with
their children, are lefs burden upon the
farrheFs.UI dl2e . "a .HD9I.T
IA The corn crop is small but good. Oats
are rank and going to wreck Wheat =
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AFrERNnnN SESSION.

The Convention re-assembled at three
o'clock, the first business in order being
the report on credentials. The commit.
tees report recognized sll the delegations
present, and was adopted. 'a' % ''"''''i1
PERMANENT ORG ANiEATIoS % 'l~
The Committee on Permsnent Organi-
cation reported ss follows For Presitsnb'
General Hiram Walbfidge, Of New YORK; ;
Vice Presidents at large Hon. Hannibal
Hsmlin, of Maine, and Hon. Chas. Wssllkt-
ar, of Illinois. Some dozen other Vice
Presidents were nominated. .ha Secretaries,
VIM. Lacey, Of New York; Ray Hsddockp
of Michigan, and H. NJ, Brown, Of 0snsdA.
The officers we're conducted to- their
places, and upon taking the chair, General
Walbridge addressed the Convention earn
essly upon the questions that would come
under its consideration.
SPEECH OF GENERAL. wALBKfDGE
He alluded TO the great part the COM
mercial men had horne in the, struggle Of
the nation through rebellion and how much
was due TO their devotion and lab0rs and
thought it was time they asserted their
right TO be heard and felt in the national
ooucs, ms of the country they had left the
conduct Of the nations affairs i, the hands
of others too long, snd shoald begin At
once to take their proper places in guiding
the great interests OF the people. He be-
lieved this convection could do much good
by its deliberations if they were conducted
with that moderation and sagscity which
was demanded of them With regard 70
the Reciprocity treaty, ne Indicted has
purpose to support measures for its main
tsinance. His remarks were well received
RULES KoOPTtD. ilg
Rules were adopted confning remarks to
ton -4inutos and speakers to one hearing
except by special permission, and allowing
Int one vote to esch delegation, lEY
l Considerable objection was made to tbs
latter recommendation, but the report pre-
vailed.
The Chair was Instructed 70 sppeint 81
committees of FIVE members each, four :
consider and report on the topics embraces
in the call for the convention one On mi
osllsneous business, and cus 10 srEAnge th
order of business.
tss ADJOURNMENT.
An adjournment was then made toseEe
O'Clock this evening" 14O5oB Z /
: The convention has thus far been u
business like for body of business me
o II is thought it will not close its deliRer
: tiOns before Friday There srs' sb0uvsfO
hundred delegates present.
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DIsrREis AuOEe CHE INDlANs'

AAON0 b.
NEW YC ~hT "ui
Files of New Orleans pspers " -. - =
contain the following itoHrs. of
It is said that the late rebel. porto -,
the Cherokee Indians in the nerth weste =
part of Texas are in grest distress ana
near starvation. Their chief, StsndAaue,
who held commission in the rebel army,
has issued an appeal to the people of Texas
for assistance. t' s
=Upto the Ist ofJuly II, 4s6 bales ofeotton
had been received at Mobile. '' i..i' a
The first mail train from Mobile to
Montgomery since the close OF the. war,
left on the 1st. .t pr"
Adviees from Shreveport says that the
crops are looking we'll n
Freedmen we're still hoeking into the
town, and many of them were engaging
themselves to the planters. p
Cotton is arriving there slowly, brought
by speculstors.
The river was rising, with a.prospect Of
allowing navigation for month. Several
steamboats, had arrived within week, with
full freights. -7i-
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ldDH Hubbard, Of Paris says that cut o.
100 persons, ,65 marry three OF those ge'
Divorced, eight HesVe itheir partners with
6stT tNAt fofmGlity, fourteen stick 10 th'
SsssArrisee relation but fight ell the time
thirSVSGegstats, and perhaps ten out-ot III
ksixsy.fiveS live and enjoy themselves
Eickle PsfisianS;9es ~ - fEiaiA
fic-eI IcVam
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z-sO LOAN.

'-' ~ -.--' PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
the 7-3O loan today at S., LOG 400. The
number of inaiviA rlal snhsa-i.4iiA-- 80
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GOEDNARKW.

Av Z" 7oHl97a' ioi New York, July IL.
Gold is almost entirely devoid eff specu-
lstive movement. The demand is chiefly
confined 10 the wants of importers, and
the terms are generally regular. M e
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In respect to manuscripts, the collection
in the Vatican Library, though exceeded
in numbers,by several others, is the most
vsInsbIe in the world. The collection OF
najntipqs in .thes5V sticap in like manner
snr1,ssses every other in valus, though it
does not number more than fifty pictures
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ToNSoRIAL.
TVRTUMPH OF ART.
wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Win. DAY, 46 Public Square,
EISMI the LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG W0BE.

sxE TIE ILLUSION WIe-It ats TO charm.
0TIRIS-FREHOH NATURAL RlEGLErS-
I1S received idirseD large quantity Of thi beau
tiful hair Ladies please CALL examine ana sec '0t
sWTT0HEs AND BRNDs-A large and we'll
. saIoetsd stock always on hand. ,,,rs m
,,TNE Rows and FBREod HEAD-DRLssAS'
S-sSa nv tbe advertiser equal TO those imporsee,
scr Ladies' own BFAids mace INTO any Ji ene
81 .boVs n, I1fesres without injury 20 svlteh.
IadIes' Hair Dressing, Curling and heL Outsin 8
Tiiss..s n ihe latsst and most prevailing styles
HAIR DYEING -Partiou ar ettentlS4 ~ PSl1i !. n
ssf- 77rarch Of the business The beet OF Dye useo'
HOT AND COLD BATHS always ready, 1h'
,.StSetbifiQ apartm ents in the city. ~.
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The following is a list Of the European
libraries which have not less than 900 ,OOO
volumes, with the date of their foundation,
and the number Of manuscripts, as well as
printed volumes, of each: Il
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FROM DETROIT:
speels tohs eFrF.-sse.rrssEsf.I


DETROIT, July IL, 1865.
Pursuant 10 the call issued by the De-
troit Board of Trsds, the intsrnAtiOnal
Commercial Convention, composed of del
egstes from come thirty commercial organ
izations in the United States, and ftarteeh
similar bodies in the British North Ameri-
can Plovfnces convened in sthiss city this
morning in the hsll-of ths Board of Trade
buildings 7eluo ht...,i a1s -siaa ss.dr
oPEEIEc ExKRGsFs- i.as .aasI
The Convention was cslled. to order By
Joseph Aspinsll, President of the DatroIt
Board of Trade, and the formal opening
was insugurated with prayer by the Right
Rev. ]. A. Mccfoskey, fisnop OF tfiisy bio
cese. Following the prayer, Mr.. AspinAll
addressed the Convention, welcoming the
Delegation in behalf Of the B6atd Of Trade
and citizons of Detroit, and presenting the
subjects that would be called to the stten-
tion of the Convention, and the Importance
of free expression of views thereon.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATIONS. M
He concluded by moving that MT, Bar
tor, the able President OF athes St, Louis
Board of Trade, be nominated as President
of the Convention, pro tenn, and Mt.
Haddock, Secretary of the Detroit Board,
as Secretary of the Convention. pro. tenn
which was adopted, and tho gentlameh
were elected and assumed their positions.
A COMMITTEES on Permanent ofgsniza-
tion, consisting of one member from each
delegation, was moved and cArried4eG eGIeEe-
land was represented on the committee by
Hon. r. P. spslding. 'i - 30 si..a'h or
The delegations from the provinces Were
invited to psi ticipste in the organization,
but declined, and were excused
A Committee on Credentials, consisting
Of two members from esch State, shd two
from each of the British provinces repre-
sented, was moved and carried. The rep,
resentatives from Ohio on this committee
were NJ. Z. Waite, Esq, and DR.. J. z
Robinson. ''..t ''''
The committees were Instructed as TO
their duties, and the Convention adjourned
till three o'clock RIM. fsEt aaI
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rno,, rour1rrss MONROE.

FORTRESS MohkOhi JuIJ To
The United States steamer MontieeHe
from Norfolk, is here, bound to Ports
mouth, n. II. The English aloops OF war
stvx and Perel, ,saIriveds bound to Halifax
where ,thsy expect, or tsrs to return 70
Engiano'a 30 '''ii 40 'ia.''ss sDf
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PRoFEssIoNAL.
+ B. 8 O. l. TNGERsoL4
AttOrneys at Law.

= fl1TI11-HLA % uReIlOI % - " =. - 49,
iapl:RI oLEyELAED. OHIO.
RRJ-M. JOHNSON, HAVING BFz-
-scysS bIs once 70 No. 14s oltAEie street Oter
dS1vell;s Hurdwars store, would De pleAsod g 1es
-, ~. IA na4Tong and many rev ones - may
~ - ~ esIi ParticulAr attention paid 20 Dis
49, - yTovssn and children, Rheumatiam, ScFa-
49, 80 irdeod 20 IN the BE % which humanity
~ ~ sSd ero,S taS and Z 70 lQR.hs ap7.aai
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SENATOR WADE GONE HOME
PAYNB'S DYING STATEMRNT.
BanIshment of the Blockade.
,s ~ Runner CeIeStIne. 8 ed.
FROM COLUMBUS,
, Especial to cleveland IEADrp.i DID
aal 5im COIUMBUs, July Il


sfa haHT E.alJ - ~ IsaA . .5.E
...b .b-.-ra.r s nI jira COLUMBUS, July IL.
.r. MILITARY MovRMEETs.lI %.
- Eu0 Isobn IoS.nI one UnEvH mas Doon
stationed on Johuson's Island since is or
gaDization, arrived at Camp Chase for
muster-out to-day. a-t .-ssHqs.'a 5,I
The both Ohio, two hundred and twen-
ty men, 6sth, four hundred and seventy
eight strong, and the l24th, two hundred
and seYenty-eight, left Louisville to-day
for Osmp Cleveland. The 29th, four hun
dred and seventy-Hve men, 74th, four hun
dred and eighty-four men, and 10th Battery
Left the same place, ordered to rendezvous
at Camp Dennison. 1890 aaaml1f .
-in1lE ESCAPE OF PRISONERS. ...'
Two prisoners escaped from the Peni-
tentiary this afternoon. They we're work.
ing outside the walls, and owing to want
of vigilance on the psrt of the guard, they
had no difficulty in crossing the river in a
boat near them. On reaching the opposite
shore they took so their heels. They are
still at large, but will doubtless be speedily
re-capsured, as they were donned in usual
prison garb. ..-y.. ID ..1 .4-.s. -
SICKNESS OF SECRETARY SMITH.
u A letter from New York this morning
announces the dangerous illness Of Hon.
VIM. Henry Smith, Secretary of Slate,
who went there with the Auditor Of State
and Attorney General to psy the July ih-
terest on the State debt.
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LlNEWsPAPER ACCOUNTs.

II - .. - 'ARRIVALS,- p
from The Detroit Tribnns, Monday, Juiy 4 q
he -. General Hiram Wslbridge arrived here
, Yesterday and, is stopping at the Biddle
House. Ex,Yiee President Hsmlin is q
member OF, the Bangor delegation, and will
be here to day. Hon. Henry Winter
Davis and Senator Richard Yates will
probably be here BY Wednesday ct the
lstests ssst-e The sPPeaFances would now seem s
proper will at least aggregate 500 indiyid-
uals s,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12
THE FIRST TRAIN.

The first through train to Richmond
left the depot of this city via the Orange q
Alexandria Rsilroad today. Quite large
party have been invited, the press included,
and the affair promises to be one of consid-
erabIe interest. The train will leave on
its return trip Wednesday morning.
''i PAYING TROOPS.
Paynassters, with wellLhlled chests, are
daily leaving for the South and West to
pay the troops. l.