The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10
Special RepOrI.
NEW YORK. June 9.
FINANCIAL.

AHSA9 was ASeS epeSulabAfo dCblVlLy IN bne
price list today, and prices were irregular.
At first call most of the stocks were lower,
except Pittsburgh, Michigan Central and
Northwestern preferred. The bulls are
buying up nearly everything offered, but
they are unable TO cause much advance.
A. the close of the days business the mar
ket was firm, with but little Offering.
Governments are more active, especially
1905; 1O-4Os are firm, apparently under
The demand from National banks.
There is nothing dong in miscellaneous
stocks.
The Gold market was weak, under the
rumor that to-morrow's shipments would
bs light. The steamers for to morrow have
q million and halt engaged already.
-.Ds PETRoLEuM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are moderately active
today, without any important change in
prices. Buchanan Farm 100; Rynd Farm
245; Pit Hole Creek 100; Webster I2O;
Bergsn 95; Cherry Run 40; Oceanic 200;
Tack loo; Central 200; Excelsior 400;
United States $500.
In petroleum there is nothing new to
notice. Crude is little easier at 343;
refined in bond is quoted at 80; and free
at 70.
NEW YORK, June 9.
~. GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant left the city at an early
hour yesterday morning for West Point
on board the steamboat Henry Burden,
accompanied by his wife, General Anger,
General Seth Williams and the members
of his staff. He reached West Point
about half past ten o'clock, in the forenoon,
and was most enthusiastically received. In
addition to the regular residents and visi-
tors, people from the entire ding
country focked in to see him and shaks
his hand.
General Scott donned a full military
dress and stood on the porch of bis hotel,
awaiting the arrival of Grant. Their in
terview was very cordial and earnest.
During the day General Grant received
throDgs of people, who wanted to pay
him their respects. He attended for a
short time the examination exercises in the
Academy and reviewed the cadets.
-- THE STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN.
The new steamship Manhattan, the
first steamer on the new line between this
city and Vera Cruz, went on her trial trip
down the bay yesterday and acquitted
herself in satisfactory manner.
The Manhattan is to sail on her first
trip for Vera Cruz via Havana on the
18th. g ii -.a ..s ,aaer
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
The Tribuue's Washington special says
Colonel Cadle, a. A. G., ard other staff
officers of the 18th Corps leave for the west
this evening, thus completing the move
ment of the Army of the Tennessee. .-
af Fs" THE l4TH CORPS.
The 14th Corps, Brevet Msjor General
JEFF. G. Davis, commanding, belonging to
the Army of Georgia, will begin to move
tomorrow.
THE 10Th CORPS.
The western troops belonging to the
goth Corps, will follow the 14th, thus
breaking up the said organization. The
reunion for the last time, of the officers of
the l4th and goth Corps took place this
evening near this city. H.a
General Halleck is still in command and
his prominent staff officers are Virginisns.
coLoRED DELEGATION.
The Times Washington special says
Msior General Palmer last evening pre-.
sented General Fix, Superintendent of
the Bureau of Freedmen for Kentucky
and Tennessee delegations of colored peo-
pie from Louisville, on behalf Of the dele
CATION, Sc. forth the condition and wants of
the negro population of Kentucky and the
encouragement their people net with in
procuring labor to support them. o
, Mr.. Fisk informed the delegation that
exery assistance consistent and proper
would be extended to the colOred people in
kentucky, and that the Government had
determined to apply for the purpose the
funds arising from the working of sban-
doned lands, &c, and call upon the various
freedmen aid societies of the North to con-
tribute their funds
REBELS GETTING THICK.
The same special says the rebels are be-
coming quite numerous in this section.
They aae found hanging around the
White House ell day for the purpose of
gsining audience to the President.
UEFOUEDED.
There is no truth in the report that John
Mitchell has been ordered to leave the
country, under the penaly of arrest.
OFFICE SEEKERS.
The Worlds special Gays: The Presi-
dent is daily literally overwhelmed by de-
legations OF Office seekers, &c. To-day &
number of Baltimoreans we're presented K
him who protested against the removal o.
the present office holders in that city. Il
is well understood that the President vii
pursue the same policy relative to othel
Southern Ststes He has already com
meneed in North Carolina by the sp.
pointment Of a Provisional Governor
The rebel State government viii not b
recognized In any way.
IMPORTANT MovEAfEHT.
The Herald's special says information
has reached Washington that if our Gov
ernment agree to it, s strong efsrt will b
made in England TO obtain for OanAdi
from the imperial government, entire neu
trality in sn foreign wars. There is pre-
csdent for this in previous history, and
carried out it will end all danger of futuI
difficulties in that quarter, besides rendel
ing Notifications and fleets on the lAkC
wholly unnecessary.
ExoEERATED.
.s- 81 WAsHINeToN, June 9.
1t will Be reoOllected that year sg
Lieutenant Colonel SandersOh Of Ne
York, was spnmsEily dismissed ne q