The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22

urdsy. The pspers do not publish his
name.
NEW YORK, June 81.
REBEL PRISONERS.
A large number of pArOled rebels sre
row in this city. Many are leaving
daily for their Southern homes. Others
declare their intention of remaining in
the North, and gOizg to towns in Che
country.
TRoTIEG MATCH
A trOtting match took place yesterday
on the Union Course Long Island, be.
tween George Wilkes, formerly Filling
ham, s1d Lady Emma. Best three in
FIVE for five thousand dollars. Wilkes
won the first heat and Lsdy Emma the
two following ones when Wilkes was
Withdrawn. Best Tins 2;28.
ARRIVAL.
Msjor General Rosecrans and Bishop
Rosecrans, of Cincinnati, arrived here
yesterday.
GENERAL RosECRAEs-
At the banquet to Senator Nye. at the
Asio- House. last night speeches were
made by Gen. Rosecrsns and Others. The
General proceeds to Nevada in 8 few
weeks.
THE A. & G. ". RAILROAD.
The first through night express train
from Cincinnati, over the A s G. w. Rail-
road, arrived this afternoon.
ADMIRAL GoLDsBoRo.
Rear Admiral Goldsboro, commander of
our naval squadron destined for European
waters, sails from the Brooklyn navy yard
today on board his flag ship Colorado: |:
Other vessels Of the squadron will shortly
follow thj Colorado.
DEMAND FOR NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The Thbunc's Washington specisI says
that the demand for national banks and
currency circulation are SO pressing that
Congress will be called upon among the
earliest enactmenis, to increase the sp-
pointmsnt of national bank crpitaL
The ARMY OF GEORGIA DISSOLVED.
By direction of the Presidsnt Johuson
tho Army of Georgia is dissolved, and sll
regiments not to be discharged under exc
isting orders Will be transferred 10 the
Army of Tennessee.
VETERAN RESERVE CORPs.
General Orders No. II6, from the War
Department, direc. thsGall enlisted men of
the Veteran Reserve Corps who, if they hsd
remained in theiroriginAl regiments would
under existing orders now be entitled 10
their discharge, be Immediately mustered
out, excepting those who desire tossrvs
their full term.
TAXING SOUTHERN GOODS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
is about Issuing orders to mis- agents IN !ha
former insurreeiOnary districts of the
South, directing, in every instance, the
collection of Government tax on all South
ern goods previous to their shipment to
Northern markets.
NEW 4Ohhf Vuuo AAs
sHERMAN's REPORT.
The Tribune publishes Gen. ShermAn's
report of the campaign from Atlanta to
Savannah The army left Atlanta for Sa-
vsnnsh 10000 strong. Shermsn's first
object was to place his army in the heart Of
Georgia, interpreting between Macon and
Augusta, and obliging the enemy to divide
his forces to defend not only those points
but Millen, Savannah and Charleston. He
then aimed to reach the coast. Subordin-
stes all obeyed instructions, aud sll his
plans were fully realized
Details of the march have already been
given to the public. In addition to the
railroads destroyed, Sherman says we con.
sumed all the corn and fodder in that re-.
gion of country for thirty miles on either
side of the line from Atlanta to Savannah
Also sent to POrter's feet cattle, hogs and
sheep and poultry, and carried awsy mort
than 10. 900 horses and mules as well IS
large number CT slaves. The damage done
the State of Gsorgis, and its military re-
sources is 800 OOO. 900; S2OOOO,OOO was
insured to our advantage, and the remain,
der is simple waste and destruction.
COLLISION BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND CTrI
ZENs.
During reception of volunteers a
Staten Island to-day a collision occurre;
between the soldiers and citizens, when
platoon of the foEner fred upon thscrowd
Lieutenant Nelson, Of ne 9th New Yorl
was wounded, it is supposed mortsllJ
Two citizens, and two soldiers of the 1873
New York, were wounded, and severs
persons were injured by stones and bricks
ARRESTED
WASHINGTON, June q.
A lawyer belonging in Alabama name
Clyde has been brought here and lodge
in prison. He is the author of an sdvel
tisement published in the Selma Advel
tiser, last winter, calling for one million t
have peace by the first of March, by takin
the lives of A Lincoln, VIM. q. Sewar
and Andrew johnson.
The Secretary of War hss designate
Msj1r Gen. Hancock and staff, and Surgso
General Thomas detailed Msjor Norri
U. s Surgeon, family physician who a
tended Mr.. SaWsrd during his raeant il
ness, to accompany the Secretary to Al
, burn.
Mr.. Chandler, recently appointed Assis
ant of Treasury, has taken the place of n
Field, and not of Mr.. Harrington, Whol
uccessor has not been appointed.
+ Mr.. Ewing will on Friday present b
! argument in behalf Of Dr.. Mudd, and tn