Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
General News.
Arch Sfreet Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, October THE victim
in the Arch street murder was a colored
man, aged forty years, instead of boy.
! The burglars took from him the key of the
safe and plundered it of S2,5OO in notes.
From San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, October 6.-The steam
er California, from New York, has arrived.
Also the steamer Orisaba, from Oregon,
with 100000.
George c. Blount, a pioneer of the Napa
Valley, died yesterday.
The Oregon State Fair commenced on
the Sd inst. The exhibition of goods and
the list of stock was larger than ever be-
fore.
Governor Gibbs, of Oregon, has issued
the Legislature for the 9th of December.
The object of the session is not stated in
the telegram announcing the fact.
Latest California News.
SAN Francisco, October NEARLY all
Eastern goods are still advancing Large
transactions are taking place, partly in
speculation, in Eastern whisky, candles,
mackerel, soap, &c, at higher prices.
Mining stocks are fat
The Superior Court of Oregon has sus-
tanned the Sunday law, and decided that
all State taxes must be paid in gold.
COhsuIs for Hayti.
WARRINGTON, October THE Presi-
dent has recognized the following named
for Hwy r. Jy-I.-, g. Nm York.
B. c. Clark, for Boston, and Albert EN-
ersOn, of Bangor.
Cholera AT Barcelona.
The U. S. Consul at Barcelona, under
date of Sept. 10th, informed the State De
partment that the port of Barcelona is
officially declared infected with cholera.
Business of all kinds is suspended, and
over one half the population of the city
have left. All operations at exchange
have ceased since Sept. LIST.
PardOns.
Among the prominent pardon seekers
here is Mr.. Trescott, Assistant Secretary
of State under Mr.. Buchanans admins
tration.
Returned.
Secretary Harlan returned to Wash
ington from Iowa, preparations being
made to restore to the original owners
Il large amount of property situated in
Alexandria, Va. and the adjacent coun-
ties, the libel for cOnfiscation by order
having been withdrawn.
Death of a General.
NEW YORK, October THE Posts
Washington Special of the 7th, says: Brig.
Gen. Kinders of Wisconsin, died here this
evening. His remains will be sent west
tomorrow P. NJ.
Kentucky Politics.
The Posts special says Garrett Davis
and the Kentucky delegation called on the |
President to-day petitiOning for the remov-
al of Gen. Palmer The subject has been |
referred to Maj. Gen. Thomas The rebel
Gen. Peck was also presentapplying for his
own pardon.
Garrett Davis VS.. General Palmer.
The Worlds special says that Senator
Garrett Davis, with a delegation from
Kentucky, arrived this morning, to urge
the immediate supersedure of General
Palmer. The whole case has been refer
red to General Thomas, whose report will
probably be acceptable to the President
In the meantime it is very doubtful if any
new delegations will be heard.
General Howard.
A special to the Herald says that Gen
aral Howard entertained an audience of
100 or 500 ladies and gentlemen with a
address at the Union League
Room tonight.
Gen. Buffers Address.
A statement was read, by proxy, from
General Butler; who expected to be pres
snt, giving a few peculiar views on re-
construction. He favored the cOnfscation
If all southern lands Travelled over by our
,rmies, and colOnizing them with dis
'harged soldiers. He anticipated that
'alls for help from the South would be
rom the shareholders rather than from
he freedmen and intimated that in such
case Massachusetts would not be among
he most active States in furnishing as
Contracts Awarded.
The contracts for six important mail
outes in Southern Arkansas and Louis
ana were awarded this day from the Post
'tlice Department. The new routes touch
IS Lancaster, Homer, Shreveport and other
ewns near the border.
Freedmen.
The chief cOmmissary of ratiOns of the
'reedmens Bureau reports the consum p
ion of government rations by the depend !
mt freedmen and refugees, less during the !
month ofSeptember than at any preceding
ime since the war.