The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12
s1rKNRss an sErRErARY sNI1n.
-FRoM. WAsHINcToN.
rspsoi.l Dispatches 70 the Cincinnati Ga4st's
D WAsaIEaToN, July l


t''HsE A-.A WAsHIEaToN, July 10.
7''tH RETURN OF THE PREsIDENT,
The Presidential party, which left here
yesterday evening on short excursion
down the Potomac, returned late last even
ing. Mr.. johnson is receiving visitors this
morning as usual. ~ z-- reer~.-
2 ---- a-ss s1a1ra-rozs ssADE.
Senator Wade having finished the re-
vision of thelast sheets of the report of the
Committee on the Conduct of the War
left for Ohio tonight. 5ara.ya.s d
NEW STATES.
1t is now believed that both Colorado and
Nebraska viii be admitted into the Unien
at the ensuing session of Congress. The
difisultiss which have interfered with the
State Organization of Nebraska are about
to be SUCCESSFULLY removed. .e-r
CUR MINISTER To PRUSSIA.
The Hon. Joseph A Wright, rsceatly
appointed minister, viii leave for Prussia
about the first of,August. sl
i LARGE SALES OF HORSES AND MULES
The agenfs Of the QdArtermsster's De-
partment, during the last week, have dis
posed of over 10000 mules and horses and
$500 smbulauees and army wagons, be-
sides vast amount of harness, &c. Most
of the horses sold brought q reaso nsble
figure Some Of the ambulsnces were sold
as high as sevsnty-fve doilars.n.s
ORDERED TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY.
John Oelessine, Cuban, who was arl eat
ed in Phila1slphia on charge of b,,ing
the assassin of Secretary Seward, was To-
day released from the Old Capitol Prison
on the condition that he leaves this country
within the next ten days. =Celestine was
blockade-runner who created quite dis
play here by hts extravagant living. he
was heard to utter threats against Secre
tary Seward, and since his arrest in April
last, he has been in prison.
FoRD's THEATRE NOT REoPKNED.
The reopening of FOrd's theatre did not
take place this evening, as announced
The building has been closed by orders
from the War Department. Late this af-
ternoon a squad of Veteran Reserves again
took charge of the establishment, and peo-
pie who came with tickets to seek admis-
sion, we're told that their money would be
refunded. Mr.. Ford 1ooses about nine
hundred dollars, the expenses of scenery,
etc, by this fsilure. It Is highly probable
that disturbance would have taken place
had the performance been allowed to 90
on, as the excited feelings on the subject
began TO be manifested. .-..
THE EXECUTED AssAssIEs.
,, Colonel DsfSsE SSs c8RRfa for Fa ihf GaRs0gA
asked if he had sny message to leave
Payne replied: None, except that I want
to give my love to my parents, and tell
them 1 die at peace with God and man. ]
do not want to live, even if the President
were to spare my life; 1 do not want it
NY only regret is that in leaving the world
now 1 will not be able TO reward or show
any gratitude to you for your services il
NV behalf. He also said that Atzerott wa
innocent of any attempt 70 murder, and a
the Herndon House, where Booth, Atzer
OFT. Herold and himself met on the even
ing of the I4lh, he heard lAtzerott declare
, when ordered by Booth to kill the Vic
t President that he would not doit. q
All the accused VINO have made an
statement in regard to the conspiracy
!, agree that no one but Booth knew of an
: nlot to asssssinate until eight O'Clock o
"a the to- evening Of,the l4th Of April whs
Z Booth, at the Herndon House disclosed 4
/. plan and gave his directions. '"'' ,-