The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30

No. IS South Williams street.. He Is re-
ported 70 have lost heavily in stock opera
tiOns lately.
1s-t - TIRGnuA uKHs.
Late Virginia papers contain the fol-
lowing: = - 49,
A number Of persons in VirginiA for
merly strong Iecessionisss. fearing violence
from Union citizens, have asked protection
from the commanders Of United States
forces, which was promptly given.
Provisions IN Lynehburg srs plenty,
and afforded at very moderate prices.
A sergeant belonging tOths 24th Corps
wAsssdnd hsRging p. the neck to 5 tree
near Yellow Tavern, s fsW dsys sincss-- ?
Thomas S. Rocock, Speaker Of the late
rebel House Of Representatives, accident
ally shot himself IN the foot last week.
There are plenty of goods to sell in
Richmond, but thsEe is scarcity Of green
backs.
There are between $4,000 and $4,000
rebel prisoners at Point Lookout, most Of
whom viii SOON take the oath of allegiance
aud be discharged
The crops in Northern Virginia are
very promising.
The DAnvills Railroad has been turned
over to the Directors.
5a4-.aI Cd. --a q NEw YORK, May 20.
20 . c' NRoM KEY WEST.
The gunbosts Magnolia and Glsncus
have arrived from Key West the latter in
tow.
Rebel officers, returning to their homez,
were striving at Key West rom points
along the coast, and were being furnished
transportation North.
The rebel Senator Harris, of Missouri, =
Major General in the rebel army, and other
prominent ficers were captured at Cape
Sable, Florida, and had arrived at Key
West.
- Ell FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The steamer Guiding Star, from New
Orleans, Nay 2SGh, has arrived.
Subscriptions to the 7-3e loan for the
first eight days, in New Orleans, amounted
to $6I6, 900.
Z General Besuregard and staff had AZ
rived in New Orleans.
MEXICAN NEWS.
ZAdvices from Mstamoras state that Mar
shal Bresaine will probably come speedily
to the frontier, and most Of the French
troops remaining in Mexico are ordered to
the Northern Department Two divisions
left for MiVolon in the middle of April,
and Others will be ordered in that direc-
ton. The German and Belgian troops
will be detained in the interior.
7.SO LOAN.
.e-.--s PHILADELPHIA, May %.
The subscriptions to-day to the 7-3O loan
As reported by Jay Cooke were 81, ,O5l, 400.
The largest western subscriptions were:
SIS, 800 from the Second National Bank Of
Chicago; $4,000 frem the First National
Bank of Wheeling, and S42. $50 from New
Orleans. The largest eastern subserip-
tons were: $4,000 from the First Ma
tional Bank of Syracuse, and $4,000 from
Hanna, Hart s. Co, of Piitsburg. There
were 73O individual subscriptions.
NEW YOEK, May 29i
MEDrTERRANEAN FLEET.
The Worlds Washington special says {:
Admiral Gold boro's feet for the Medit-
erranean viii consist of about sixty vessels,
and will depart about the 4th of July for q
three years cruise. The new Iron
sides and double turreted monitors
win make part of the feet.
The flag ship will be the Colorado
She viii drop anchor for several months in
the hArbor of Msrseilles, and the rest Of
the feet will scatter for various parts oi
the ses. About ten vessels viii cruise
about the British Isles and in the North
Sea. The feet is now being gathered a
Fortress Monroe.
PITTSBURGH, May 20.
THE RIVER.
The river is eight feet by the pier mari
and falling.
| [signed,] SNoWDEE.
/ NEW YoEK, MsY 20.
GALLAGHER's EXCHANGE.
Gold 1877.
New York Central, ss7S; Erie, TN; Hud
son, s71l; Residing, s15S; Michigan South
! srn, 5s2l; Pittsburgh, 6OAi Rock Island
s3H; Northwestern 2O3l; Northwestern pre-
Ssrrsd, s21<; Fort Wayne, ss9S; Ohio & Mis-
sissipPi Certificates, 2s74; QuieksilVel
50sz.
Market active and not very strong.