The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28
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DEsERrERs.
Only about 100 deserters from tbe
I DRAFT have availed themselves of the par-
don offered them in the late President Lin.
coins proclamation. Thousands of others
still absent are liable to arrest whenever
found in this country, and subject to pun
ishment for the offence.
JEFT. DAVIS TRIAL.
Nothing IS yet has been determined on
IS to the trial of jeff Davis.
GOV sHARKET, OF MISSISSIPPI.
The Worlds Vicksburg correspondents
says Gov. sharkey is now at work organiz-
ing the COurt of Judiciature as fast as pcs-
siole. Wherever the civil functions have
not been disturbed throughout the State
ne has rsinstated the old occupants, and
called upon them to qualify themselves BY
taking the oath and resuming their duties. |
One OF the best works of Judge Sharkey |
is to abridge the power and abuses of mill
tary occupants. 1t has been the custom of
military officers TO entertain civil causes
and small judgments in matters when tbay
had neither right nor law to stand on.
This is now being stopped.
Another inequitous scheme has been
frustrated by this appointment some
Office holders, trade agents, contractors and
others, generally of Northern birth, had
concerted scheme whereby the Military
Governor was to be appointed. In further
snce of their purpose, General Davis had
ellicitly endeaVOred to get control of the
in this place and Natchez, but
the scheme has been handsomely thwarted.
The material prosperity of the State is b
gaining ground. Since the close ofthe war t
farmers and planters are beginning to do
Cotton, of which there are J
till small lots in the country, is coming in t.
luite lively, several hundred bales came h
n from YszOo alone.
COTTON. .
There is but little cotton growing on the ST
hOres of the Mississippi, in consequence OF
he overflow, and the Ouacisa and tribu. nj
ary streams are being drained of an i'm.
lense amount of cotton. m
Persons from Shreveport and the north
m part of Texas say there is large
mount of cotton in the country and as
ION as railroad communication is restored in
large amount of cotton will come into
lsrket from the Pearl river. ns m
SOUTHERN RAILROADS. he
Cars are now running regularly from ue
ackson TO Corinth, to Lenatobia, and 10
Ieridian. 20
ROBBERIES. ~,
There is not 81 much private stealing IS en-
rmerly, but the robbery of Government pa
ttOn is enormous. Oe
SECRETARY sEWARDs PARTY. -,
CAPE ISLAND, July 27. un
Secretary Seward and party arrived here ha
is evening, on the gunbOat Northerner. to
A. W. Mark!ey welcomed the distin- tn'
Iished guests. Secretary Seward replied an,
pressing qualification at reaching the eel of
rated wataF ing I,laca ---s-- he;;
The visitors were then conducted to the -
ub Cottage, attached to Congress Hall, ser
here elegant quarters have been fitted up to
CoLoBED SUFFRAGE. me
WAsHINGToE, July II.
During the past few weeks the colored bs,
ople of Washington and Georgetown pir
We been earnestly discussing the ques-
IN OF the right of suffrage. This evening
meeting of ward delegates was held. A !
emorial for presentation to Congress was pa
omitted for approval. In this they say =
Our patriotism is unbounded, and our :
yalty has never been questioned, for in the
our country's trials we have responded mt
and with alscrity, and without nIo ne
9 incentive of high pay, bounties or pro- ev,
otion. We have honorable aspirations,
d cherish hopes and laudsble desires Tor
connection with the future of our W no'
untry. we ask you respectfully 10 re- Lhs
I'd them and give encouragement to our she
.triOtism. Enjoying what liberty we do,
axes US more miserable in contemplating
q denial of other just rights of suffrage.
Te are without protection, and are liable div
combinations of outrage for even petty oiS
fences of law, feeling and respecting the an,
urce of power will naturally adhere TO tw
IT having vote. The partiality in this me
spect works to the disadvantage of the Ge G
lored citizen. n
The n memorialists state other principles
i'd considerations as the basis on which Al
ey predicate their claims fer suffrage ms
I'd civil equality before the law. -
SALE OF VESSELS.
The sale Of Government vessels will
Ike place on the Attn instead of the 18th in
August. IN
GALLAGHER's ExCHAEeB.
NEW YORK July n. VI
Gold 14611. az az
Old $40, 1853; New York Central, 96
ris, s6H; Hudson, 1159s; Residing, 1Os1E; an
Lichigan Southern, 695s; Pittsburgh, 7411I; 70
ockIsland, 1OSI; Northwestern prefd oil
"; Fort Wayne. 90; Ohio & Mississippi to
srtifcstes, 26 Canton, 4OJI; Cumberland, g
s2S.
Market strong. W
GoId closed sy I40.