Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-16

sltlon 70 eell. Large amouns VI BLUE
are offered without being bid. U. S. sol'
at Is; Oceanic, 3l35; Rynd Farm 5; Cen
trsl, $3.50; Germanis, s5; Noble well, 6
Highgate 90; Tack, 800.
Petroleum Market, fiat and with down
ward tendency. Crude 81; refined in bond
So; free, 7s.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK, March 10.
Gallsgher's Evening Excnange-
Gold 1853. New York Central 1869
Erie S48 Hudson 1889 Reading 1O7
Old Southern 64a; Mich. Central 1O7
Rock Island 974; Pittsburgh 7Osi North
western BIZ do preferred 50; For
Wayne 81; Ohio and Mississippi Ger
tiAcates at; Cumberland SAG; Mariposs
l4s.
Stocks and gold very active. Gold af-
ter call sold down to 174f and closed l76I
NEW YORK, March 10.
DEsERTERs REPORTING.
Several deserters have reported and
claimed pardon under the Presidents proc
lAmation. It is reported that there are &
large number in Canada who viii return
and resume their places IN the ranks.
THE n. z. SOLDIERS DEPOT OPEN TO PARoL-
ED UNION PRISONERS.
The state authorities announce that the
New York Soldiers Depot, in this city will
be open to all parOled Union prisoners.
A NEW YORK REGIMENT TO SERVE IN MEX
100.
The TTiBssuSs Washington special says
one of the most celebrated fighting regi-
ments of New York, with every officer
from its colonel down, have taken vow to
serve the popular cause in Mexico as soon
as they are out of our war with the rebels.
THE INDIAN BUREAU COMMISSIONER.
1t is now positively asserted that Senator
Wilkinson will not be appointed Indian
Bureau Commissioner. Dale is represent
ed as having the inside track with the
President.
BEING PAID OFF.
The Times Washington special says /:
The payment of the army of the Potomac
is nearly completed. Funds are being
sent to pay the army in other localities
The Treasury will soon have money
enough to meet all unpaid requisitiOns.
DEsERTERs.
The number of deserters from the rebel
army is daily increasing.
EXCHANGING PRISONERS.
We are exchanging large numbers Of
rebel prisoners. Ten thousand were sent
of yesterday and today.
TBEMBLE, MoBILEl
Letters from the Department of the Gulf
indicate that the expedition against Mobile
has already begun operations. General
Heron, commanding the Northern Divi-
sion of Louisiana, has sent out large cav
airy expedition from Baton Rouge, which
has already been heard from at Clinton.
FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
The Richmond Whig, of the 18th, says the
tide of fortune, st last, has turned turned
Good news has begun to eachus. Within
the last two days we have received intel
ligence of two Victo ries which are of i'm
mense Importance, considered with relation
The to existing and prospective military
situation.
Brsgg's victory over the enemy in max
ing hisWsy fr ON Newbern absolutely breaks
1ut one Of the links of the mich vaunted
Yankee combination. The obj ect of the
enemy was doubtless 10 destroy the Rail-
road in the neigh borhccd of Goldsborc
with an intention well un derstood by our
Hampton's victory over Fitzpatrick is
equally important and will prove heavy
blow to Sherman. We anticipate news Of
even more decisive results within a few
days.
The Richmond Whig of the 18th says: In
the elections shortly to take place in this
State one controlling and exclusive purpose,
thould occupy the mind of the voter-to Sc
cure for public service only men of the
most indomitable resolution and m ost con-
fdeAt and sanguine spirits. Anything and
everything else-ability, expe rience, learn
ing and purity-may be dispensed with,
but this is indispensable.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER.
Count WYdenbruke was te-day pre-
ssnted to the President by Secretary
Seward, as Minister resident from Austria.
TREASURY MATTERS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has not
yet decided whether he will anticipate the
payment of the May interest on the 500
loan on the 1st of April. Less than half q
million demand notes are outstanding.
These and coin only are receivable for
customs under the law. Hence there is no
truth in the report.
The Secretary has under consideration
the reception, in payment of customs, Of
old 1905 which merely bear currency
value. No more of the three cent. frae-
tional currency will be issued.
LIN. Clark, in charge of the Note
Printing Bureau at the Treasury Depart
ment, has resigned.
The President, although suffering from
" eskness and fatigue, received as visitors,
to-day, members of the Cabinet and SEN
ators.
Its known that the Secretary has deter
mined to put down the price of 6 old to
Just relations to paper, but not to do this
in haste-indeed, to take great care that
the fall be not so rapid as to precipitate
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