The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

recently, growing out Of difficulties between
soldiers and negroes.
The Petersburg Daily News has been
suppressed by General Hartsuff for disloyal
utteranees.
Nzw YORK, June q.
STEAMER LEWIsBURa SUNK.
The steamer America has arrived from
Savannah oath.
The steamer LsWisburg laden with 300
bales of government cotton and miscella.
neous goods was sunk below Augusta, on
the Glst. Two lives lost.
WAsHNGToE, June ~.
PARDOHs.
The business of granting psrdons un-
aVoidably progresses slow, as the papers in
each case have to be carefully examined be
fore the result is passed to the President
for approval.
SEEKING PARDON.
Hon. Edward Hubbard, of Virginia, is
here making application for pardon under
the proclamation of the President.
PAROLES GRANTED.
The following are among the paroles
granted to-day by the President; j. E.
Rankin of Kentucky, David Black of Ar.
kansas, and q. 81. johnson of Kentucky.
THE TRIAL.
Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham hsd
a large and apparently much interested
auditory this afternoon during the delivery
of his argument in reply to Reverdy john
SOD, on the subject of the jurisdiction of
the Military Commission now engaged in
the trial of the alleged eonspiratoIs.
SOUTH CARoLIEA,
The Worlds Columbia South Carolins,
letter, dated the 2lst says that along the
main roads for hundreds of miles around
Columbia, the country has been stripped
of its necessities, horses, mules, sc. Rail-
roads have been torn up. 1t is no figure
of speech TO say that these people are
starving. The harvest of wheat is being
resped, but they have no mills to grind it.
They are destitute of almost everything,
and all the poor are alike.
The wealth of the Csrolinas consists in
lands negroes and mules. OF the latter
they have been deprived by either army,
and of the two former, the more they have
the worse they are off. Hundreds of
them are living with their less miserable
neighbors or friends unable TO get any
where, unable TO work, begging of beggsrs.
South Carolina is in no degree refractory;
the people are favorable TO submission and
for tho most part have resolved to do the
best they can with the circumstances. The
general wonder is why provisional gov
ernor has not been appointed, but no meet
ing to express their views, their de-
sires, or their preferences, hiss been held.
As far as have heard, think w. w.
Boyce is the most popular man Of the best
people. Ex-Governor Aiken is getting to
be old. Mr.. BOyce Is at his home west of
here. He speaks very candidly and
fairly OF the position.
Mr.. Trenholm, of the Confederate States
Treasury, who was lately arrested here and
sent to Charleston, cOnfesses to the COM
plete subjugatiOn, and says the county will
be eventually happier ss united and more
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General Wade Hampton, however, is
understood to represent another class of
thinkers, who are evidently disgustsd
with the result and intend to leave the
country as soon IS they are able. have
heard persons throw many doubts upon
this position as far as Wade is concerned
They say he is going to settle down. Ga the
other hand I heard Clergyman say
that Wade Hampton and about six hun
dred other prominent families have de-
termined to emigrate to Brazil.
1 expect this means when they get the
means, and 1 predict that before that time
comes most of them will have changed
their minds. Not more than five or six of
the whole will reach Brazil, and half of
them will return.
GALLAGHER's EXCHANGE.
Gold 14O25.
Old 5-2Os 1O3%.
New York Centrsl, 9335; Erie, 761z;
Reading, 9514; Michigan Southern 64H ;
Illinois Central, 1851 Rock Island, 1OI
Northwestern preferred, 555s; MaripOsa,
1871.
Gold active and rather strong, selling
after call at l4l.
Stocks firm.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Shares Buchanan Farm, 95; Cherry Run,
40; Excelsior, $40; Manhattan, 42ej Oil
Creek, 7sO; Rynd, 2O7; Napoleon, zoe ;
Webster, 275; Germanis, AZ.