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


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REVOKED.
p It is reported that the pardon granted
to DR.. Menroe A. HOllsn of St. Louis has
been revoked. .s4so -5Jer
GENERAL POPE a
The Times Washington special says that
General Pope had an interview with Gen.
eral Grant and the Secretary of War, but
tho President being too i'll General Pope is
detained here and will not for several days,
probably, receive instructions as to the
policy to be adopted in the treatment of
the Indians in his department.
TRIAL OF MARY HARRIS.
The trial Of Miss Mary Harris after Sc.
lecting thirty-tbree additional jurors, max
ing the panel complete, is postponed until
next Friday. ria
LARGE SALE OF HORSES.
The lsgest public sale of horses that
ever occurred in this country on govern
ment account will take place st HArperE
Ferry on the sth inst.
HEGHwINEs QUESTION.
The statements that the highWine ques-
ton, which has been before the Secretary
OF the Treasury during the past week, is to
be decided on Thursday, is premature and
untrue. The owners were Represented by
the Consul, who msde such representations
as induced Commissioner Lewis to recon-
mend a compromise, which was not salts
factory 10 Mr.. McCulloch. Some addition
al testimony was thought necessary by the
owners as well as by the Secretary, and the
whole consideration of the subject was
postponed until this could be obtained.
No decision is expected within fortnight.
SAVANNAH NEWS.
The Herald dispatches from Savannah
lst says: The Provisional Governor for
Georgia, Joseph johnson, arrived here last
Friday. He was serensded, and in res
ponse mace a brief address. The City
Council had made arrangements for giving
him public reception on the following
evening. 1t was expected that he would
make An address, giving some indications
of his intended policy.
The news of tho appointment of a Gov
ernor for their State, thus sffordine- 49,, -.
the prospect of speedy roas'fAsiOH VI
government, has been received with much
satisfaction by the Georgians.
Business in Savannah is still considera-
bly, depressed by the lack of communities
ton with the interior. The railroad re.
pairs are not yet completed, but 1t is hoped
soon to see the restoration of something
like former times.
OFFICERS BANQUET.
NEW YORK, July 6.
At the banquet to officers of the Army
of the Tennessee ut the Union Hotel, Ssr-
atogo, ColoneI Hillyer, of General Grants
staH, presided. Generals SchOfeld, Wal
lace, Kautz, ingalls,, Tyler, Sickels and
Robinson were present Colonel Hillyer
read letter from General Grant apollo
giving for his absence. Apologies were also
offered for the absence of Generals Blair
and Logan. A least to the Army Of the
mor-,a.oaa. -,Aa Sa-4aa=k--A~-G-@---H
Wallace, who toasted the Army of the
Ohio, which was responded to BY General
Scofeld. Letters were read from Generals
Howard, Meade and Hooker, and from
Admirals Fairagut Dahlgren, Secretary
Seward and others. The ball in the even
ing at the Opera House was largely at
tended. The officers present left for their
homes yesterday morning.
WAsHRGToN, July 6.
THE CONDEMNED CoNsPIRATORs.
Msior General Hancock repaired to the
Arsenal at noon to-day and delivered the
death warrants of Payne, Harold, Mrs.
Surratt and Atzerott to Major General
HsrtrauTt, who is in charge of the prison
ers, when they together visited the con-
demned to inf. rm them of the sentences
propounced and the time fixed for e1ecu-
ton. PAYNE was the first to whom the in
telligenee was communicated. 1t did moi
seem to take him by surprise, rs he donh'
less anticipated no other, aud nerVed MN
self accordingly. The others were more ol
less affected. Mrs. Surratt, particularly
sunk under the dread announcement and
plead for four days additional time TO PIE
pare herself for death. All the prisoner
will be attended by clergymen of their owl
designation.
THE sCAFFoLD, &C. .r... ..
A scsffold has been erected in the soutl
ward of the Old PenitentiAry building
which is enclosed by high brick wall
Coffins and burial clothes are already pre-
pared. Only limited number of person
| will be admitted to the scene.
The sentences of the conspirators whit
are to be imprisoned will be carried int
immediate effect.
THE PREsDENT's HEALTH.
The attending physician expresses IN
belief that the President will be able to re
sumo his duties in few days.
ToBE MUSTERED OUT.
In pursuance of general order No. l6t
dated Headquarters of the Department
Washington, July 9th, Brevet Major Gel
eral Bartlett's division, consisting OF u
10th Pennsylvanis, 18th New York, 85l
New Jersey, 46th Pennsylvania, IA
New York, 9th Connecticut % Mass
chusetts, 28!h, 29th, 147th, 73d PennsJ
vanis, Goth and 1O2d New York and Il
SD New Jersey regiments VIII at once
mustered out of service and ordered to the
rendezvous in their respective States.
New YORK, July 6.
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