Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

J. c. DAVIS, of Ala, brother of jeff, h.
os rs; applied for pardon and a restoration of h
property.
est Two United States soldiers, while guar,
ing government property in South CaTolin
on were murdered by citizens.
DOGBERRY redivivusl A judge in Mary
es land recently sentenced coIored woman /
IL be sold into slavery for twenty years.
HARD storm prevailed day before yester
day and yesterday along the Atlantic coast
]. Some serious damage to shipping is reported
a SUFFIcIENT returns have been received from
Colorado TO show the election of the Uniol
ticket without-an exception. : - -
THERE are three thousand applications fo
the SIX hundred vacant Lieutenancies il
the regular army.
= MEMBERS of the press are prohibited from
entering the State Department, W Washington,
by an order issued by Secretary Seward.
MAJ.-GEN. PALMER has been indicted by
, the Grand Jury, of Louisville County, KY,
for entieipg slaves to leave the State!
OUR troops in Texas are suffering severely
with "braek-bope'' fever. What that is, we
are unable to say probably it is Texian foa.
"iever'n ager."
The Superior Court, of New York, was
disgraced yesterday by fst-fght between
couple of lawyers who were opposing
counsel in case on trial.
AN afternoon n. Y. paper says Gov. Raw
mond and Gen. Banks will not allow their
names to be used in connection with the
sPeakership in opposition to Mr.. Colfax.
IT is reported that Mexican parties are in
New York purchasing arms and uniforms,
and that orders have been sent to New Eng
land for ammunition.
THE pew-holders of Dr. Tyng's church.
in New York, which was DESTROYED by fire
last week, have determined to rebuild it at
once. The new edifce will cost over one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
HoS Luke P. Poland, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Vt, has been appoipted |
by the Gov. of that State U. S. Senator 10 |
fill the vacancy occasiOned by the death Of
Mr.. Collamer.
EARL RUSSELL, in a speech at the Lord |
Mayors banquet, thanked God that the |
American war was over, and trusted that
the Republic, freed from slavery, wouId |
prosper for centuries.
A NEW counterfeit fifty cent fractional cur
reney note is out. 1t is well executed. but
can be detected by a mistake in the sigma
ture of Spinner, the last a having been
omitted
TIE Treasury Department will receive the
Pacific R. R. bonds issued by the U. s., as
security for circulating notes of national
banks, and certificates will be issued for
them at the rate of 50 cents on the dollar.
WM. P. McCLEARY, formorly of sundus-
ky, was killed by the explosion of steam
boat boiler between Sacramento and San
Francisco, on the 18th of October last
A CORRESPONDENT of the New York Herald
says that Gen. Grant is the second person
who has held the office of Lieutenant Gen
eral in the o. S. Army-Scott having been
Lt.-Gen. only by brevet.
GEN. GRANTS reception in New York yes
terday was a magnificent affair. The Gen
erals speech at the supper table was quite
lengthy, for him-making about lines in
the newspapers.
A COMMERCIAL banquet will shortly be held
at Toronto, Canada, which the leading busi-
ness men of the United States and the Prov
inces are expected to attend. The topics to
be discussed are Reciprocity, Enlargement
of Canals, &c.
The N. Y. Heralds Washington cores
pendent unreliable, of eourse,) says Coll
fax's speech is in opposition to the Presi-
dents policy-that the President favors the
admission of Southern members without
their taking the test oath.
The steamer China from Liverpool, brings
intelligence that the Shenandoah has been
turned over to the American Consul, and
that she will be sent to New York imme-
diateIy. The Captain of the Shenandoah in
a letter to the English authorities, states
that he first heard of the end of the war on
the I'd of August, in the Arctic Seas.
The Common Council of the city of
Washington continue to be greatly exercised
on the subject of negro suffrage, having
passed the resolution to take vote of the
people on the question as soon as any bill is
introduced into Congress bestowing the
voting privilege upon colored men. They
also desire Congress to relinquish control of
the municipal affairs of the city.
TIE gang of rowdies who eongregated at
Albany to see the prize fight, were, it seems,
cheated out of their fun. The superintend- |
ent of the railroad would not permit a
special train, yesterday morning, to carry
them into the country, and delayed the reg
ular train for several hours. 1t is under
stood the fight has been postponed until
next Tuesday. Several robberies were com
mitted in Albany during the visit of the
plug-uglies.
TIE latest case OF a woman, who was
mother before she was a wife, attempting to
abandon her infant happened at Lafayette,
| Ind. She gave the child to a stranger to
hold eiust moment" and then made off;
but the gentleman followed the unnatural
mother and succeeded in oYertaking her
and returning the little innocent.
aHExRY Rover, of Toledo, committed sui
eide Sunday night last by shooting himself
He had recently been married, and of late
was subject tosevere fits of passion, in which
his wife was an object of especial hatred
Sunday evening his manner was so threat
ening towards her that she fled to neigh
d bor's. On returning, with the neighbOr, her
E husband was found on the bed dead, having
: shot himself
y The CsOIera Abating-
: : The intelligence that the extent and vi
il olence of the cholera are diminishing IN
Paris and London will create more COM
Portable feeling of security here, when II
Is remembered, too, that nothing. .furtheris