The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-15

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ner in which ornamental work is done in
certain cities by men not in the trade was
discussed at considerable length, and the
meeting unanimously carried that after the
lst of January next no plAsserer work for
bosses who shall not put up their own or
nAments- OConner, of New York, chair
man Of the committee on State trade, sub
mitted report suggesting local organizes
tion in the States and immediate action on
the question of lathing and ornamental
work, and that the hours of labor be re-
duced to eight per day. ...s
BLREUMs PROSPECTS.
Barnum designs to reopen Immediately
in some locality and give performances
until the new museum is built. He has
to-day been in negotiation for tenpora-
~ lease of the Academy of Music. He
issued card to the public this morning.
thanking the public for their universal
sympathy at the loss of the museum, and
announcing his intention to erect immedi.
stely museum which will be an ornament
to the metropolis and an honor to the
country. He says he can duplicate nearly
every thing in the original collection in
six months. He says he will dispatch
special agents TO Europe next Saturday
and will soon follow in person.
RAM DUEDENBURa.
NEW YoEK, July IA.
The ram Dundenburg will be launched |
Saturday, July 22d. She is 1000 tons bur-
then.
HONOR To MEXICAN ExILEs.
A meeting will be held at Cooper Inssi-
tute next Thursday in honor of the distin-
guished Mexican exiles now in this eoun-
try.
TRoTrINa AT SARATOGA.
The trOtting at Saratoga Wednesday,
between Young Morrill, and Harry Clay,
mile heats, in 5, Clay won the first and
Morrill, the other three. Best time, 1929.
PARDoNs.
The Times Washington special ssys 135
pardons were formally passed upon fsvora-
bly,, by the Attorney General, and await
the signature of the President, among them
the rebel General Marmsduke.
.s RESIGNED.
Hon. D. G. Holloway, Commissioner of
Patents, sent. to-day, 80 sho eo0rosary of
the Interior his resignation, 10 take effect
immediately, if his place can be flied
without delay or inconvenience. No action
mas been taken on the resignation nor has
the name of a successor been mentioned.
REGULATIONS SUSPENDED.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
hiss issued an order suspsnding the former
which required the assessment
and collection of taxes on limitations of
whisky, brandy, Sc, and hereafter such
.axes will not be collected nnlNas On sPeei-
nc orders from Washington.
RE-APPoINTED.
A special to the Tribune's says; D. T.
Phillips, United States Marshal for the
southern District of Illinois, and Law
'ence Weldon, United States District At
orney for the same district, have been re
appointed by the Attorney General, and
eft tor Springfield to-day.
ORDERED HOME.
Dsizt I.eehous will hereafter CEASE 10 Dc I
# importance as a military post. All
,ficers heretofore stationed on duty there
ire directed to proceed to their respective
homes and report by letter to the Adjutant
1oneral of the Army.
PUBLIC LANDS.
Measures have been determined upon
With q view Of putting speedily in opera
ion land machinery for the sale and dis
oosal of public lands in the various States.
RAILROADS.
Government is about to turn over to their
respective companies the Loudon and
and the Washington and
Alexandria Railroads.
FORD's THEATRE.
The Hsrslds special says Ford was this
morning told that he wonld not be allowed
% use the theatre for theatrical purposes.
rhe actors charge that it is dodge of the
Christian Association to depreciste the val
1s of the property and force Ford TO sell
% them at loss.
Ford's Baltimore company have already
given 81, 700 to the Lincoln Monument.
.t 81 RETURN OF vALUABLEs.
The Macon Telegraph says that all the
ewelry be'onging to citizans which was
sent off on the approach of the Federals,
and subsequently, captured near Athens,
has been turned over and will be in Macon
in few days. The gold captured from
the Central Railroad Company last April,
has been returned.
...,.. ns SUICIDE.
J.B. Hargrove, of Lynchburg, Va, has
committed suicide.
ARRIVALS.
The United States steamer Ysntic, ar
rived from Norfolk, will sail for the West
Indies.
The steamer Cassandrs, for New York,
pu. in to Fortress Monroe this afternoon.
ARRIVED.
General ]. E. Milford arrived here this
morning from Richmond.
COMING HOME.
The steamer Norfolk, from City Point,
Volunteers on their way home.
JAMES RIVER CANAL OPENED
The James River Canal Is now open for
passage as fe- up as Lexington.
MEXICAN ADVICEs.
NEW ORLEANS, July IA.
Mexican sdyices to the 9Th have been