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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06

y 81 Il 81 p
F~1Our-SIarket firm, and delasnd good. Ctr
brands held at slO,6O@u. 90 for XXX red; s1l.5es
l2'oO for Xxx white, Country brands rance q y
@l,25 below these figures. -"
Nheat-Firm, with a good domap, a.
better milling grades. transactions 49, 49,
almost entirely on private ter4as and we c,nii ~
day obtain no quotations,
Oorn-"lthout q~uots.'ble change. and ouie+
" mixed from stSre held at G5,a67c.
80 quiet a.d firm at 43G Ia from stora.
ESe-Vuie. and nominal at soc from store.
h"Elcy-NOl Canada firm at 81 26aI 10 Ma
demaEd for Ohio.
fr0V1siOns-Firm, Pork advanced. Sales %
Dds at $500 closing at $500. Bacon 2oc. Dried
Beef &c. Lard A@30Hc for city-rendered in bar
rels and kegs.
BNfter-Rirmer and in active demand. Sales
to-day of ITO kegs good to choice Western Reserve
at 35@4Oc.
C~heese-More active and better. Held at 15S
i6c for Western Reserve dairy lT@Ise for New
York factory.
Egss-In more demand at 22@2ao for. fresh
packed.
Hishwines-steady at g, 27. Demand very
moderate. .a r.tE
AIeOhOI-steady at 81, 80 for % per cent
Cologne Spirits, % per cent, s4,G9. Neutral Proof
Spirits s2,4292,47. ..f. tT.Hl
PetrOIeum-The market continues very firm,
at 7s@soc. Refners report a better inquiry to-day.
OiIs-steady at the following prices: ,rsTr.
Linseed ......--.Sl 65@-W Whale, W. B...-.S2 90.
Carbdn-M..L-... $50 soc Elephant, WE. G1.
Lard -...-.S2 OO@2 20 Sperm, W. S.. 3 90
Bank..-."~-- -9l 40 straits..--...... l a.
NeatsfoOt- -....- al C.
Lake Fish-Quiet at the following uriee. a
half bbl; No. l Whitefsh $3.50; No. 2 do 500.
Pieksrel $3.50 Trout $500; Herring 81,
Dried APpIes-Steady at IIH@I2c, and nav
for packages.
POtafOes-Peachblows in fair demand at GOA
soc by the car load, - ..lftgs 4-sff. sstFi
OniOns-In moderate demand at SOC q Jushel.
Seeds-Timothy held at 50, 75@LOOR bushel.-
Flaxseed nominal at $500.
SaI1-Firm at ST. for Fine SEQ for coarse
O~nondaga sass for Saginaw.
Ale and ~POFter-Steady. We quote Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock xxx $500; KEN
nett Sl6,OO; Pale Cream S1l,OO; Porter SIIoaZ
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
H~OPs-steady. New York State 45@5oc. ac-
cording to quality. Ohio 2j@3Oc.
Malt-steady. Barley Malt selling at 81, 90 a
busheI. f.F -
Water Lime-Oswego and Akron steady at
s2,25.
'PIasfer-Powers land plaster sIO,OOF ton
Calcined $500 z bill. r
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1Iining atooks-Ocf. s

Prices on mining stocks bid in Boston TODAY
central no bid; Copper Falls p; Franklin 3T5<:
Hancock 1875 Huron AZ; Isle Royal lOl5; Min.
9esota IL Quincy 5d%; Roekland 81; Snpepiol
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorized Subscription Agent for the


Authorized SUBSCRIPTION Agent for the
7-3O LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before the
People, this Bank will keep on hand a full assort-
ment Of sizes, and fill all orders promptly and
without delay.
Five Per Cent. Legal Tender Notes,
With accrued interest to date, received in pay
ment for subscriptions, and will redeem At par the
Coupons on the Seyen-Thirties presented at the
counter.
VIII also purchase United States Vouchers, Ger
tihcates Of Indebtedness, and all Government Sc
curities. feb3
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of the hall is a convalescent room, 10 feet 6
inches by 20 feet. The wings are divided
by q passage 5 feet wide, at each side of
which are four sick rooms, IL feet by IA feet
o inches, and will contain about two beds
each. In the rear is a room s feet by 30
feet, fitted up with bathing and washing
rooms, &C., similar to those in the sick
wards and nurses rooms in front. The
nurses dormitory, 25 feet by 40 feet is stu
ated over the chapel, and has closets, bath
rooms, &C., in the rear. At each side of the
dormitory is a private room, II feet by Is
feet, and at each of those are the ward pan
tries, s feet by 10 feet.
THE TOWERS.
These occupy the third and fourth stories,
and contain a private room over the hall,
which has egress to a balcony of similar
dimensions to the one already described.
They also contain a hall, 10 feet by 81 feet,
which has doors leading into a private room,
10 feet 6 inches by 20 feet, and also into a
room 19 feet 6 inches by 81 feet fitted up as
an operating room. Over these rooms are
two rooms, 10 feet 8 inches by 81 feet, one Of
which will be a lecture room, and the other
an operatinS room.
The entire institution is well supplied
with water and gas. The building has good
drainage, and all the rooms are ventilated
on the most improved plan. The cost up
to the present time is about $4,000. The
building is erected according to designs fur
nished by, and under the super%intendenee
of, J. NJ. Blackburn, of the firm of Black
burn & KOehler, of this city.
In the internal arrangements the greatest
care and forethOught have been exercised
with regard to the comfort and convenience
of the invalids, and those for whom the
building is intended; and notwithstanding
the large extent of ground covered by the
edifce, an uninterrupted indoor communi-
cation is maintained between the several
departments of the building, thus affording
free access to all parts of the institution,
while the necessity of passing through the
open air is ~effectually preeluded.
Between twn and th-AA o'~i~~l- ,-~-4~-I--
afternoon, several hundred ladies and gen.
tlemen repaired to the hospital and made
the our of the same. By four o'clock all
Were seated in the lecture room, to witness
the
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES,
which consisted of brief addresses by Bishop
Rappe, Ex-Gov. Tod, Hon. H. B. Payne,
Judge Tilden and Surgeon General Barr,
~interspersed with excellent music discoursed
by the Temperance Band.
Riahnn Panna snnEn srhstan+inlI- % FL
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NArarRAr1oN crRENoNIEs.

which consisted of brief addresses by Bishop
Rappe, Ex-Gov. Tod, Hon. H. B.. Payne,
Judge Tilden and Surgeon General Barr,
~interspersed with excellent music discoursed
by the Temperance Band.
Bishop Rape spoke substantially as fol-
lows:
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R. H. LEE, M. D., q q
Physician, Surgeon & AeGOHGiRHIlF,.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, - rs-.
No. 6S Cor. MAI Alley and Main ST.,
CENTRE WHEELING, 7a9at !.
Where he mny be found Mt all times unIess
Professionally absent. - 4.
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NnrnIEHmnin-c-

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-It has been de-
termined to dispense with the services
of all workmen in the Brooklyn NAVY
Yard who have not served in the army
or navy during the rebellion. BY this
order many who have been employed
in the yard for many years will have to
seek employment elsewhere. 45lrl I.
The new Church which was baIny
built for the Methodist congregation,
over which the late Rev. Mr.. Booth had
charge, at the corner of Union avenue
and Noble street, was blown down last
night by gale which swept over the
city at about midnight. -.
The investigation OF the alleged
frauds at the Brooklyn Navy Yard is
being continued under the supervision
of Colonel orcalt, special government
agent. The frauds are said ITO extend
through several years, and to have been
effected by false returns on the muster
roll, and that the government has been
thousands of dollars. -
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New Yorl. srnr,.er.
NEW York, Nov. .

ae.#-.... ...s NEW YORK. NOV. D.
CoTToN-Nominally unchanged: 52A
53c for middling. FLoUR-Extra State
nrm1 while pretty much all other kinds
are dull and lower; IS zoos 60 for extra
States extra X. H. o. 50 80 and $40 80
for Trade brands; market closing quiet.
WHIsRH-Heavya at g. 3492 IS. WHEAT
Opened steady but closed n shade
fFmer 81 679I 81 for. Chicago Spring;
'Sl-7Otgl 50 for Milwaukee Club; 81 s3G
l So for Amber Milwaukee. Rye
Quiet. BARLEY-DnlI;SI(1l % and 81 25
for Canada West. BARLEY MALT-Ouiet
CoRN-Better and more active; 9Od04C
for unsound: 95996c tor sound; 80 600
bus. sound Western, for January. buy-
ers' option, at 81 90. OATs-Ottiet. 4oS,
56G for unsOund, and 6l(d63c for sonnd
Canada; 64@65 Tor State and Western
CoRFEE-Quiet. SUaAR-DulIa and nom
inal. -MoHAssEs-Quiet; Porto Rico n
C9SOc- PETRoLEUM-Dull and lower.
crude 4Oc; refined in bond f65f7g6c
EoRk-Decidedly lower; SGT 75C691 +;
Tor mess, closing at $2S cash, and S5555
W % Tor prime mess; also I2OO bbIs
mess, Tor all the year, sellers option. 81.
~ 90, and $500 bbls new meas. Tor Ian.
nary, sellers option, at S2S so. BEEF
Dun ana heavy at 1I(9I4c for plain Illess
ana 13t9l1c for extra mess. BERF n ayrs
Dull an S3SCG4ls8 BAcoN-DuII. soIas
10O boxes short ribbed at l8x. jDREssED
aoGS-Dull and heavy at I3I<6 I3s(c.
CUF ARATs-Heavy at I3<Gl5c for
shoulders, and 171<G2tXc. for hams.
LARD--Lower at IS923c. BUTrER-Duu
at SOC942c for Ohio aud 38(946c for State
Ut l4919c.
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Paxment Or,Iere,I-

. WASHINGTON, Nov. ga special to
the N. Y. Times says: Col. Harrison
White, late of the ID Provisional New
York Cavalry, informs us that his .ap-
plication to the Secretary of War for
pay for the officers of some Of his COM
,mand who We're detained at Elmira for
some 20 days through misrepresentation
has been fayorably considered, and the,
Paymaster General has been instructed
to pay them accordingly. The evidences
Of such detention will be the certificates
of Major Haynan, of the U. S. A, and
the Chief Mastering Officer at Elhaira.
Messrs. Beimont& Co., as agents of
the tobacco recently seized by the Trens-
ury officers at Richmond as rebel pro-
perty. The case will probably come up
In the courts. =, =
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Ronghs Come ,o GrIer

New York, Nov. 2S.-A gathering OF
roughs at Astoria yesterday, while en-
gaging in riot and pillagfng citizens,
were dispersed by n small force of the
New York police, nearly every one of
the roughs having their heads cracked
by the clubs of thepolice.
The health officers of the Govern
ment have decided to permit all the
passengers of the steamer Atlanta, who
show no symptoms of cholera and Ewh6
intend to go West, to leave the vessel.
q The Worlds special says:
The impression prevails that General
Grant VIII visit New Orleans to meet
General Sheridan for consultation reIa-
tive to affairs on the Rio Grande. 1t is
not believed there will be any offensive
demonstration by General Sherfdan's
troops now on that line.
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Rnshinrtnn 49,

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 2s.2The Post
master General has accepted bids for
the mail service from Savannah tn
Millen ION the Central Rail Road. and
from Mllen to Augusta and other i'm
portant points in Georgia.
There are only about 20 members of
Congress at present in Washington.
The President is still engaged in the
preparation of his message. '.'e'Ha
Schemesi involving the appropriation
ofmfllfons ofdollars, and not intended
to exclude the benefits of private par
ties, will be pressed upon the attention
of Congress. 1f.j3 Y III
p There are daily accessions to what is
tamIliarly known as the 'lobby." .-
New York, Nov. 2s.-The Washing
ton special dispatches to the CONNER
cinl sny: s.l =rt4rF
There, arc good reasons for beleiv-
ing that Secretary McCu1loch will re-
commend a "stendy fundingr of the
floating debt, with regular Withdraw
al of greenbaclls, which must cause a
decrease of the national bank circula-
ton.
1t was officially announced this a. m.
that the Government has received no
Information whatever of any difficult
ties on the Rio Grande. III
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Black Cloths and Doe Skins,

All the best makes, made TO orier at greatly
reduced prices. -iii4 siglEfIT
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+, - MILWAUKEE, Nov, 22s.-The track OF
the La Crosse Railroad was torn I'M
and bridge burned near Germantown,
Is miles from the city, last night, sup
posed to be the work of farm IN ortgagefs,
who have mortgaged their farms along
thS, line OF the road to the amount of II
million dollars. The MORTGAGES are ha-
ing forclOsed. The farm niortgupers
Threaten to destroy the entire road if the
company fail to make provision for the
payment of the mortgages. A great
deal of trouble is apprchended.
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LoUIsvILLl;, Nov. 2S.-Last Saturday,
the Collector ofInternaI Revenue, seized
the stock of manufacturer OF tobacco
here, for alleged frauds in returns, and
not keeping his books as required by
law. Yesterday the stock and imple-
ments of another manufacturer. We're
seized for the same causes. The cases
are now under Investigation.
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Prom Bogton.

Boston, Nov. 2S.-The Boston Board
OF Trade has adopted u series of resolu
tons looking TO increased cotton rails
ing in Southern States in which the
government is requested within, tho
sphere of its legitimate powers to aid
forthwith in sustaining and organizing
in the Southern States us cannot be
reached by private parties, not only on
the ground of n considerate humanity,
but also to receive the benefit OF their
TUDOR to themselves and the country, 4
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New York Money and stock market.

-tfGEF NEW YORK, Nov. y.
MONEY AND GoLD-Money steady at
Z per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet at
1O9alO9sS. Gold more active and firmer;
opening at 14I1E, and closing at 1857.
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOoL-Quiet and
firm. .tF .H : aHl-H r -lHit
: SToCKs-Stronger; Fort Wayne los:
Rock Island l0SA; Northwestern S51s {;
do, preferred 65ss; Cleveland 4 Pitt :
9rgh 921s; Reading lis; New York
central EXTRA $685. Erie 99Is; Quicksilver AZ;
S- Us coupons, '62, lOl1{; do. '64, 9SIz;
1905 81; Canton 49,.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.
Flour dull. Wheat quiet; opening AT
II decline of 2aSc, subsequently, ralIvinr
and closing at 81 81 for Mop. Corn VERY:
No. l and, 47c for No. 9. Oats Quiet M
26a26 &c. High Wines declined Ic. nj
- q. Pork held ut S2Sa29. buTers
offer Ss5. Hogs, nothing doing.
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New YORK, Nov. 2s.-At liz O'clock
last night, as the Newark train was en-
tering tho Jersey City depot, an un-
known man about 20 years of age, wns
run over and literally torn to pieces
There were three envelopes found on
his person. one addressed, which was
inscribed S. westcott. . -
a Posts Washington special says:
The Republican caucus will be held
on Saturday evening.
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Oswego Market.

.,..5,,...... OswEGo, Nov. -.
Flour steady at SIS 75a9 90 for No.
Spring; $40 25alO so for Red Winter.
81 25all so for White; Sl2 25al2 so for
COUPLE extra. Wheat dull; Milwaukee
CUB 81 so, and small lots OF white nj
- S5a2 IS. Corn in demand, for shin
ments No. l, SlaS2c. Barley and other
Grains quiet. -
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The PresIdent,s aTessna,,e.

-
NEW YoRK: Noy. pa special to
the Tribune, dated Washington, Nov.
: No part of the Presidents message
has received SO much special care as
that portion referring to our relations
with Mexico. His position is under
stood to be, that, while we are not in
different TO TRANSPORTING events in Mexico
yet Interference on our part is unneces-
sary.
Commodore Craven's defence will be
submitted to-day. The result of the
visit of the Court to the Stonewall is
interpreted as iustifying the Commodore
In declining the engagement.
A special to the World says:
The statement that the Cover nment
has detailed vessels to assist in laying
the Telegraph Cable at lBehring. Straits
is untrue. st. Fra
A special to the Times says:
The statement that the Government
has Pardoned John Mitchell is untrue.
BE did not apply for pardon while at
ance. moi I.I9 d
A special to the Tribune says:
An ingenious scheme for Smuggling
whisky from Canada into the United
States has just been detected. There
were thirty-twO women on board one
railway train bound to- the United
States, who held in their arms what at
first appeared to be babies, carefully
wrapped npS with neat little feet eE-
posed to the gaze of passengers. Upon
inv Stgadonit was discovered that they
were tin cases fashioned after ihe sfrnif-
itude of babies, containing from three
to G5e gallons of whisky. About 80 Of
the women were arrested and over one
hundred gallons of whisky secured.
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WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons Of Jeremiah
Clemens, deceased for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while In our midst, and
lie that We intend to carry ON the Furniture
and Upholstery business In an Its branches
we hope by strict attention to bushes to,
merit a continuance of the patronage bestow-
ed on him. ~. CLEMENS & co. ~
N. Rive also intend to carry on the On.
deTtak1ng Business Is before. We keep con-,
stantly on hand a fnl assortment Of Metallic
and other CiOffins l1ffsF I7 IlifaIs ATg9f
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 2s.-Erank Gurley,
sentenced 70 be hung at Huntsville,
Ala, on Friday of this week, has, bv
request of numerous citizens Of Hunts
Vile, been respited by Brig.-Gen. Whip
pie until such time as further facts In
his case can be submitted 10 the Presi-
dent
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GROVER s. BAKERS
~ = rarr to- l'.ls -.. E.-
SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREAIIUMs
at the following FaiIs for the year 1865:

e.
, First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair.
FIIgt Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair. $50 r-l
First Premium forbsst Family Machine at
Ohio State Fair. ..ls 5,tI fsa $40 49,
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Ohio State Fair. llls sd
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair. ls1 .4ILi
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at IRWranOe County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair Pa.
First Premium for best Family Machine at
Bucks County Fair, Pa. TI-EflTl-
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair Ohio,
First Premium for best Misunderstanding and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair, New York.
First Premium for best Mahufacturinga and
Family Machine at Suffolk County Fair, NY.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Schuyler Co. Fair, N. Y. T
First Premium for best Machine for all pur-
poses at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manu- facturinR Ma
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa. 97.e-
First Premium for best Machine work Mt
Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
e And wherever exhibited.
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OOLGATE'S FANCY SOAP-alO BOXES
~ Just received and for sale at the mhnufac-
noy2 PRYOR, HAEDLAN {. co.
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The National Savings Bank
Of Wheeling.
TREAsURT DEPARrafENr,

washington, October 18th, 1855 r.
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY lEVI.
w dence presented to the undersigned, II
has been made to appear that .stT1le Ma.
ttOnal Savings Bank OF WheAIfnRs.sS
in the City Of Wheeling, In the County Of Ohio
and State OF, West YiIginin, hns been duly
organized under and according TO the require
nsnts Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provides National Cd rency, secured by q
pledge Of United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June Sd, 1884, and has compiled with
all the provisions OF said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the buSi-
ness Of Banking under said act.
Now, therefore, l, Freeman Clark, Comp
trolleE Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
1.-THE NATIONALS AYINGS'BAN p OF
Wheeling. In the City of Wheeling, IN the
County Of Ohio and State Of west Virginia,
Is authorized to commence the business of
Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of once, this 18th day OF October, 1855. .
IlUflnzE FREEMAN CLARK,
d oc2l-6h Mo 16p4.l Comptroller.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank will begin bushes on Wednes-
day, November !, 1855. .
8. p, HILDRRTH, Cashier.
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BUFFALO, Nov. -.
Flour unchanged. Wheat in light
milling demand; Milwaukee Spring,
per sample, 81 4Oal so; No. Milwaukee
Spring 81 6S. Corn 75aT7c. Oats nomi-
nal. Barley Slal OS. Rye T5aSO, Pens
81 90. Pork $SI. Whisky 1891.
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montreal Mnrkct.

MONTREAL, Nov. Is.
Flour; super. extra 81 soar 25; fancy
So 5Oa6 90; Welland Canal SGa6 10.
Wheat, Canada, 81 %. Oats 32aS3c.
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Nerro ninIrnlttn.-

NEW YoRK, Nov. 28.-The Savannah
Republican of the 25th gives an account
of a squad of negroes who were ar
raigned before Col. SieIkleA on the oath,
charged with having attacked Mr.. Holt
Leelan, of that city, and threatened to
take his life. On Sunday last, Mr.. H.
-LeelRn, in Company with a gentleman
and colOred man, was proceeding to n
neighboring plantation for the purpose
of exhuming the remains of deceased
friends; they We're met by an armed
crowd of negroes, who ordered themto
turn back, whereupon they did SO, fol-
lowed by the crowd. They had not
proceeded far when they were overta-
ken. by the crowd and Mr.. II. Leelan
was compelled to give up pistol and
his money, SO. His companion was
also compelled to give up all the money
on his person, about five dollars. The
negroes then took vote upon the ques-
ton whether they should murder him
but were persuaded not TO do so by an
old man among them.
!. Col. Stokes has ordered their trial
before amilitaryi cOmnission!E -
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.4The Posts
w correspondence contains
But two Or three of the Representa-
tives from the States recently In rebel
lion have arrived here, and Il Is UNDER
stood that none Of them will attempt to
House one week from to-day. They
will await the action OF the clerk and
the dominant party in the Honsa.-