The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

State bonds are generally steady, but nc
much doing.
Railway mortgages are quiet, with onl
lignt offerings E5 nGre
The Gold market is stronger, and Their
was an advance to-day The operation
were quite large, but they were mainly TO
export. cd ' -'o''''a'' ''' go s-.'-'
The market for Exchange is firm with /
fair demand. = G-i I'D G--s .5 81
The Money market is steady, With ~
change in rates. -.. a.7.-s-s ssaas as-sI
Petroleum stocks are in batter demand
aud prices are better with ExeslsiOr as the
fsvorite. Sales of Cherry Run at 54Qi
Manhattan 40; Rynd Farm 2s5 Tack
$50 Buchanan Farm lI6; GermAniA fl ;
Oceanic 2la; United States 1925; Presi-
dent $50. -.s-.f- -s 10
| .... PRICES OF PETRoLEUM. ..,,.. "a,
| Crude S43i refined in bond 4S949 re-
fined free 6s969c. ss1s3 sar
ANOTHER PLAN OF THE coSsPIRATORs
The Democrat, of yesterday, says that,
in addition to DR.. Blaekburn's plan to in
trOduce the yellow fever, the conspirators
decided to send to Liverpool to procure
about 100000 worth of new clothing, af.
ter having it infested with the small pox
aud yellow fever and much of it was actu-
ally delivered TO the Sanitary COmmis-
sion.
WOULDN'T RECOGNIZE HIM.
The Tibunes Washington special says
that a gentleman, who left Richmond at
the first Of the Wal, returned there and
was recognized by very few of his old
friends. Happening to meet one with
whom he was formerly intimate, he asked
him Why he did not recognise an old
friend? The answer was, ave do not
consider such as you our friends -
Another gentleman, who formerly lived
in Fredericksburg, lately sent his family to
that place and intended 10 make it his
home, but he has received letter from MS
vile that it will be exceedingly unplsas-
ant for them to remain there as the feeling
against them is intense.
MR. DANA GONE To FORTRESS MONROE.
The Commercials Washington letter
says Mr.. Dana has gone to Fortress Mon
roe to give personal directions IS to what
is to be done with Jett Davis and those of
his suite who we're captured with him.
CONFEDERATE RECORDS
The Times Raleigh special of the 18th
says the records of the rebel War Depart
ment surrendered by Joe johnson, roach
I'D that place on the 10th. There are SO
boxes, weighing probably eight tons, and
iliing six wagons. They are marked, Hpa-
pers and booEs.p ~ .f-
General Lees headquarters contained
be original drafts of Lees reports of his
battles and campaigns and other papers of
ne same description. The original report
If the Gettysburg campaign was found in
: besides several other manuscripts in
Lees own handwriting. Another box is
marked "Oaicial Reports of Battles of A. &
:. &. q. B." a box labelled "Telt graph
nd Telegraph Books" and will undoubt-
ily give good deal of history of the re-
ent workings Of the rebels, as some of the
are supposed to pertain to the
ecret department. -I-. ....-...E
ARRIVAL OF REBEL ARCHIVES.
The Commercials Washington CORE
pondent announces the arrival of the reb.
archives. A strong clerical force has
cen detailed to examine It, SO it Ia not i'm
robable that strong proof will be secured
the completely of Davis and associates
nth the assassination.
Additional evidenGe procured from Cam
ia indicate that Davis will be tried as &C.
sssory TO the Presidents murder. l.,
REBEE WOMEN.
The Herald's NJ [obils letter Gays the vo-
len are the only decided rebels ia that
sy. They display their sentiments, tax
lg care Of paroled rebsls.
wAsHEGTOE, May %.
VARIOUS ITEAs.
The neral idea is that the number of
oops comprising the Army O. the POto-
lac, reviewed today, was $4,000. No
egro troops we're in he procession.
From the portico of the Treasury De
Artment the flag of the Treasury GuArc
9giment was di play ed. The Ia wet pOr-
on WAS tattered sud torn, not by battle,
ut by the spur of Booth, the assassin, IS
q jumped from the box to the stsgeon the
ight of tte assassination; a p scasd sp
ended stated this fact and it attracted
luch attention.
Official intelligence has BEEN received of
le surrender OF st. Marks and Tallahassee,
lorida, to our fol ces, and slso of the rebel
.esn.er Spray. 49,.
General Grant, accompanied by an or
erly Only, rode in PennsYlYAnia avenue
lis afternoon. Fae crowds Of people on
ne side .slks cheered him, and he lifted
is hat in compliment.
So large is the crowd from distance
nat many are unable to find lodging &C
l..-.,--... RI
JEFF.lAND PARTY. !
FORTREss MoERoE, Nay %.
At 10 O'Clock this afternoon the steamer
ilas D. Pierce left the Baltimore wharf at
MS place with B evet Msjor General
files, accompanied by other officers of
rominenee, and proceeded Immediately
, the steamer VIM. P. Uiyde, at anchor
/ the stream, with JEFF Davis and the re-
lainder OF the rebels on board. An hour,
erhsps, sufficient to give the departing
ebels time to take farewell of friends and
ear ones, was awarded them. The har
or was unusually crowded with all man.
er and classes of vessels. -- .-
Col. Roberts, commanding at Fortress
lonroe percsiving the absolute necessity
+ mAiDtainIning strict discipline, in con-
ormity with the wishes of Government
hat the transportation of the rebel party