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FROM WAsRINgFON.

NEW YORK, July 8.
The Herslds Washington special says
the health OF the President has so far i'm
proved rs to warrant his devoting q few
hours TO business, commencing with
Thursday morning. The Navy Depart
ment have resolved to send an iron clad
gun-bost, of the Monadnack pattern to the
Pacific coast but has not decided which
one Of the four shall go.
The troops encamPed in the vicinity Of
in their complaints of bad treatment by
commissaries for a month past. Those re-
manning here declare that they Jared be-
ter in the field daring the campaigns
against Richmond for three years past
than they have since being eneamped in
sight of the national capital. They COM
plsin of not being paid, in many instances,
for six months, and manifest much feeling
on the subject. ---
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GUERRnLAs,

...... t-,. CECINNATI, July >.
A dispatch TO the Gazette from Lexing-
ton, Kentucky, announces that the notori-
GUS guerrilla, Pete Everett has been ar
rested and lodged in Jail in that place on
8 charge of murder and the burning Of
railroad trains.
The Gszstts's Nashville despatch says
General johnson is in hot pursuit of the
guerrilla McWall and squad of outlaws
with no prospect of their escape but speedy
----4-VJFzEsEBRAnION IN ALBANY.
.a ALBANY, July 5.
Among the distinguished persons who
were present and participated in the cele-
bration yesterday were Generals Grant,
Kilpatriek Schofield, Sickles, Butterheldi
Peck, Ricketts,, Ksuts, Devin, DAVIS, Null
ligan, Wool, Wallace, Robinson, Jones,
Kendall and Roberts, Gen. Grant arrived
at hslf-past ten o'clock yesterday morning
bv q special train. he was escorted to the
residence of Governor Fenton, where the
other military gentlemen and select
party Of civilians we're In waiting to re-
ceive him.. te
The hour having arrived for the services
in which the gentlemen were invited, the
marty from Governor Fenion's House WI
driven in carriages to the Washington
Parade Ground, under the escort OF the
military and the Young Mems Association
Here q building had been erected for tht
occasion two. hundred and forty feet long By
one hundred iu width, and provided will
seats for five thousand people. l-
The appearance Of General Grant upol
the stand was the signal for hearty cheer
ing, and in.respOnse he arose and bowed t
tha assemblage- 4l . -, - L,,n5-oj
pbo tst.a-s1 au5s or HDout one nuhure'
rS5w York regiments were then formal.
presented 70 the State.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.
rhe London Itmes, June l9Lh. SAYS


At length all the preparations connect
cd with the hnal departure of this groat
telegrsphic expedition arc completed. On
Wednesday the Amethyst left the tele-
graph works with the last length IF two
hundred and forty-fve miles of cable on.
board, and on Saturday the operation of
coiling this in was begun. This work will
probably last till the 22d inst Before the
following Spring tides set in, about the
9Th or 7lh of July, The Grea. Eastern will
START for FaI6ngIa. There she % expected
to arrive about the 9th or lob, and there
she will be met by the two ships of war
appointed 70 convoy hei-the Terrible and
the Sphinx
Both these vessels are being fitted with
the best apparatus for deep-sea ssundings,
with buoys and means for bu0ying the end
of the cable, if ever it should become
necessary, and with Bollen's night light
naval signals, with which the Great East
ern is likewise to be supplied. To avoid
all chance of accident, the big ship will
not approach the Irish coast nearer than
twenty or twenty. five miles, and her stay
off Vsleniis will be limited to the time
occupied in making a splice with the MAG
sive shore end which for a length of TWEEN
~ five miles from the coast will be laid
previous TO her arrival .-.-
The Tunes says: On the 9th the
Great Eastern VIII have in her, as nearly
as possible, 1000 tons of cable, or inelud-
ing The iron tanks which contain it and
the water in which it is sunk, about 1000
tons in all In addition to this she has al
ready 1000 tons of coal on board, and
], 500 tons more to take IN. Her total
weight, including engines, viii then be
rather over q 600 tons. Telegrsphic
with the United States
may be looked for st the latest sbout the
2Ist OF July. a--
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An Ounded n OnOr
Easily Satisfied.


Last evening su exciting domestic flare
up was Witnessed at the steamboat land
ing, Albany. Late in the day Chief john
son received q telegram from Auburn, re-
auesting him to Cause the arrest Of man
and woman who we're said to be on their
TO the city of New York On the
afternoon train from the West there
arrived a woman who represented herself 2
to be the wife Of the man telegrsphed Tor.
Toward o'clock one or two policemen
visited the boat, accompanied BY the injur-
ed wife and after a short search they found
the man and his psrsmoUr in one Of the
ststs-rooms. They had with them boy
about eight years old, parrot and robin.
The mans name is given as George Peck,
alias John Roe, and it is said that ne is the
keeper of the GEyuga Lake House, shout
twelve miles from Auburn.
The parties were taken to the Second
district station-house, where, after mutual
crfrninstion aud recriminstien, an UNDER
standing was arrived at and division of
property was agreed upon. 1t sppears
that Peek or Roe left behind him some
$4,000 worth of property, which he made
over TO his deserted wife he had with
him 1915, and Of this he gave ST5 TO bis
wife, and she, taking the boy. seknoRl-
edged satisfaction" and told him ha
could do what he pleased with
his baggage" Ho reserved to
himself the Parrot, the robin and the
parsmour. The wife took the first tram
Tor the West and they proceeded 70
New York. EARLY in 1864 he took her to
England, remaining away some six months
/ The girl has a husband, but when tbs draft
was threatening he ran away to Canada,
and she says she has lost sn confidence in
him.. and sought another affinity. The
scene did not seem 10 disturb them much
and the conclusion appeared satisfactory
to all eOncerne1.
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PROM NGsg Ye,Rlt.

NEW YORK, July 5.
Chief Justice Chsss and daughter ar
rived at the st Nicholas Hotel last even
ing and will leave this evening for Provi-
dence.
I!espatchcs from all parts of the country
show that the anniversary, yesterday, was
observed with much more than usual en-
thusiasn. ''.t - n ~.
The stesr1er Nevada, with Savannah
dates up 10 the lst, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald announces the
arrival there of Provisional Governor
Johnston and his cordial reception by the
people. The city council adopted resolu-
tions of welcome and requesting the Gov
ernor to deliver an address, which request
WAS complied with, and the address WAS to
be delivered on the evening of the lst.
The colored troops doing guard duty in
the city have been relieved and sent TO the
interior. N-- a'5'4 f'.,
Judge Persons, of the District Provost
Court, has ordered eertAin property known
as Ksin's Wharf, confiseated and sold by
the rebels, to be returned to its former
owner.
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Bennet,'s Reply 70 ben wood.
THREE VERY BLACK CROWS


A secesh editor at Richmond, who has not
vet forgotten the infamous lessons'he lesrn-
ed during the rebellion, recently put torth
the ridiculous statement that Mr,Jame
Gordon Bennett, the editor Of this journal,
wrote letter TO JEFF. Davis at the COM
meneement of the war Offering TO support
the Southern Confedersey in these columns
for the sum of fifty thousand pounds steri-
ing. Ben Wood, of the. Daily Nslps, AZ
once adopted this statement as an CIT set 70
the S25. 900 which ne is said TO have receiY-
ed from the asssssInAtiOn fund in Canada.
The B Jhemisns of Belmont and BsrloW's
organ, the World, dished up the same story,
adding little stale lettuoe. and onion oil
their own in the form OF hint about cor
roborating evidence. An evening paper,
which is now conducted by thedrunken
Bohemian who disgraeed the Times by an
esssy on the elbows of the Miheio, swsllev-
ed these three black. eTows--teet feathers
and eizzards--and contributed his, mite to
the calumny. Now We ptonounce the
whole statement, with aud without the en-
bellishments il has received, an impndent
lie and seandalons fsbrication.--M 7
Herald, sJlgle 30th, g..5 s,....-. ,..
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.va5or GeueraIJD.Cox.

The Raleigh North CarOlina.) Progress
of June 23d, says;
We met General Cox yesterday, for the
first time, and we're much pleased with his
person and manner. He is quite yoMg-'
scarce thirty-fVe, We should say-he Is
tall, straight, we'll developed, has a keen,
piercing eye, and possesses fine CONVERSE
tionsl qualities. Taken altogether, he is 8
fine specimen of the Western man, and
judging from. the fact that he is expected
TO be candidate of tie Republican party
for Governor at the next election in Ohio
be has reputation st home as well as in
the army -1.
Like all the officers of the Union army
with whom we have come in contact, Gem
eral Cox speaks kindly Of our people, and
expresses the wish that we may soon have
a loyal State Government, civil rule and
social order. We think that any stranger
coming IN contact with General Cox could
not be Otherwise than pleased with the
man -'l fti-E
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RZILROAD ACCIDEsT.

.f...i ...a BALT9MORE, July D.
A serious accident occurred to the Pres
idents car, yesterday evening about 8
o'clock, 81 tho Baltimore depot of the
Northern Central Railroad, r.
The train consisted Of an engine and the
Presidents car, and had just arrived from
Gettysburg, when owing to a misplaced
switch, it ian into the end of a freight train
Several of the party in the Presidents car
were injured. Senior Berrnsgs, the Chilian
minister, and q. G. Halpin, who read the
poem at the Gettysburg celebration, were
Severely cut about the head Col Jlmeson'
of the 8th Army Corps, and l. L; Cronnze'
of the New York Times, were slightly IN
;;r,r-I3. = Tne car was injured, but not
enough to prevent it from proceeding to
Washington. =
The accident was owing to the careless
ness Of the switch tender.
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FRoNT EEW ORLEANs.

NEW OhLEAhsi uuly 4
rgsAit AaiBBdsntr afiBt. trtS G4tes-lE 4gt6ees lE35Frff. 8
Kennedy is reelected to the msyeralty.
A celebration was announced on the 4th.
nj. NJ. Nslon writes TO Governor Welles
through the New Orleans Times, Offering
bonds of 100000 TO repair the levees
from New Orleans to ArkAnsssthe coming
winter, employing 5000 white laborfs'
Oolton-No sales of moment.
Gold, l39914O.
Domestic Exchanged quiet at vsrions rates.
The Sugar. and Molssses market is at
stand still s"
Western PrOduee--1OO bags of mixed
com, 81 25; loo bags Of prime western, 81 40;
100 barrels Of supeEfne -four, 81 l22i 100
do. at 81 Is; 100 do. superhne, 81 S5; loo
sacks of malt 81 70 per bushel; barrels
of old sold at Ibe per poundi new held at
1Sa f-.af4. a-. ....H. ...r E-sr ..... b..
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THEtFOUATa AT BANGOB.

DANUJIlI VI n uuAJ "
The celebration here Was q great sue
esss--3O 900 people being present The
grafton. was delivered by Hon. HsnlbAl
Hsmiin. and was most able and eloquent
one A novel feature of the celebration
was. an Indian regatta in biSch canoes with
DsJdIes--distance,. one mile and third,
tbrso tr,[. heats The canoe GeR. Grant won
tba frst prize, and the csnoet4en. Sheridan
the second. The time made on -tne Hrss
heat wss minutes and 40 SECONDS On
+ba aec1ad 6 minutes ..s. OIL t. .Is
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$50 LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, July D.
/ Jaw Cooke reports subscriptions to the
p az loan on the 4 h and 9th inst. to the
amount of Sc, ,668, 500, including the follow
~, :. first N stioual Bank Of Harrisburg
S9oo ooo First National Bank of Boston
S90OOO First National Bank Of Louisville
sIGoOoo, @. A. Pitmsn, Boston 100 600,
Fiske and Hatch, New York, $l5OOoO,
Vermlye & Co, New ork $izo wv
First National Bank OF Gales6ufy Soo, wv
Fsrst Nstioaal Bank of Philadelphis $loO.- :
O00 Fourth National Bank OF St. Aouls
SI0o coo. Franklin Nstionsl, p Coiumbus5
sieO 600, Fanuel Hall National, Boston,
$10O 900. There were S.s7l individual
snbscrintions -ei .'.'- ---
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

William h. Russell, in hisnew volume on
Canada, states that the landlord OF Che
New York Hotel said TO him, in January,
1862. as he was abouL to take the train for
Albany and the West, "You had better
STAY, sir, for q few days. have certain
intelligence that the Aboitionists wall be
whipped at the end of this week, and Old
A ne driven out of Washington" This
"a lord il q GDsmocrstD and his h0tel
bas Io,7g been the headquarters of The
aDemocl aticb party of New York city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

Accounts from Rochefort, Francs state
that ths largest and sWiftest steam trans-
n,1Tt in the world is st present fitting out
for sea in that port Her dimensions .Wll
enable her TO receive on board and convey
a small corps GazNes. 1t h expected that
she will perform one hundred Leagues per
dsv. and BY her extraordinary speed rem
der great service when time is an object.
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FROW PHTEEDELPHIA.
q .Fs PH1LApELPHIA. July 5.

7 IHILADLLPHIAl July o
In the Cozzens habeas corpus case to-day,
Judge Thompson Of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvsnis, ordered the release Of Coz
zens and delivered an opinion that the
right Of the President to suspend the writ
of habess corpus is only given to him BY
Congress during the continuance OF the
y7ari1 ~ i-i--'. q ''.- ~
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OsLERKHTION UINCIKNATI.

-.-. .CIECIEEATI, July 8.
The Fourth of July WAS celebrated here
with more enthusissm aud display than
sver witnessed before. An immense pro-
cessioD, composed of militis, returned vol
unteers, and civic societies, paraded the
different streets, and at night there was
magnifi cent display Of fireworks. Weather
excessiVelv hot.
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GOLD MABaEF.

~ go. - INV lUhAi JuIy q
Gold firm. :. The bulls continue
their policy of holding gold of the markets
and the bears have 70 borrow largely IN
order to cover their shorts. y4 l5.
The payment OF gold interest st the Sub.
Treasury has not visibly affected the gold
market. Cash gold is scarce and on. day
loans 81 per cent is paid. The bull inter-
est is very strong one and IS underssood
to be very decidedly committed to othe Pur-
pose Of putting the premium up to at least
145; 80 s.9aiis g-r Il ...ns.l. ua % ss.
Gold tonight l394.esisips ~ .f.,a.a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

At the British Museum about 4, $50 vol
umes are used in the reading room daily.
The number of readers has been about
lO6, 900, or 86O per diem. Thirtyeight
thousand eight hundred sad e'ghty-tWo
volumes have been added to the library
during the past year. The. department Of
coins and medals in the British Museum
has acquired 2 SCI examples during the
past year. The mint of the United Ststes,
has presented 8 two cent piece of 1864. iii
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FKOM BOsTOE.

A statue of Horace Mann, placed in
front of the State House opposite the statue
of Daniel WEBSTER, was appropriately in
sugursted yesterday Addresses were
made by Gov. Andrews and d. e. Z.
Howa s,,i- - l,iIa ..f s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

The Bodieisn Library, st Oxford, Eng
lsnd, has Just got AoOther treasure IN the
shape of the shspseof new autograph OF
Shakespeare. It is written in faded ink on {
the tile psge of 5 small octave Aldlne
edition Of IOvid's MetamorphOses' (l5O2l
The signature is abridged into "Wm. Shr'4
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Associated Press Report.
TIE FOUzTHINHALIFAx.

HALIFAX, July 5.
The Fourth was appropriately observed
by the few resident Americans and Visi-
tDFs
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FIRE ~ OfsIOAGO.

CHICAGO, July D.
A frame block on she corner of Mechanic
and North Water street was destroyed by
irelast night. Loss, $4,000,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

ssEbe romantic attachment between Lord
Hood and the Princess Mary was the sub
iect of considerable gossip some months
ago. The dream of Sn alliance between
ROYALTY and an inferior order OF nobility
has now vanished, the fashionable papers
having announced thA! his loriship Is to
be married 70 Miss Edith Ward, dsngh-
ter of gentleman of fortune residing in
Upper GrosyenoI E.eet,
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city Council.
wEDsrsDAr Ev.sne, July 5.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July D.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr., in the Chair a'i o
All the mem hers present, except Messrs.
Pettingell aud Reynolds. ~
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with. -5
PETITIONS.
of many residentso on Ontario street, ask-
ing for the passage Of an ordinances Tor
suTinkliug portions of said street, Board
Of City Improvement f sHs
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Board of Improvements, contain
inc bids from several parties for construct
ing portion of Erie street sewer. Filed
From same, containing bids for grading
Lyman street. Filed.
[ CONTRACTS. -<i. "
Of citv with Edward Cliff for sprinkling
Lake street between Water and Eriestreets.
City Attorney.
cLAIMs FoR DAMAGES
OF James P. McKinstEy, $1,000, for dam
sges on Bank street. So -i-
REPORTS. ''l-
OF BOARD of City improvements recon-
meuding granting the prayer OF John Er-
win to change the line Of Pittsburgh street.
Filed. E e, eia1s
OF same adversely to prayer OF John
Outhwaite and others for relief from paving
tax on Pittsburgh street Filed.
OF superintendent Of Markets for june,
1865. Filed.
OF Police Court for June, 1855. Filed.
OF Weigher of Hay for East Side, Tor june
/ 1895. Filed. t.sa
yOfCity Sexton for June, 1865. Filed:
OF Dog shooter for June, 1855. Filed
OfPoard City improvements, in favor Of
adopting the report Of q special eommlttee
on petition of residents of West RlyeI
street concerning street cleaning. Filed.
| OF the Comniteee on Public Building
and other persons edded thereto. Filed.
| 0fBoard Of City Improvements recon-
mepding the adoption Of aresolutIon 70
fduastinG the Street Commissioner 20 noniI
Inc West Side railroad TO remove tofthFln
their extra track on Detroit street NH
City Attorney. ..cGt .,-L-,z-,
OF Committee with reference 70 me neet
ing of BrowneIl street school house. ne
feFred back TO committee for fuller repori
OF Committee on Harbors and WharYei
] concerning the manner in which the Cen
tre street bridge is mansged3 and Aatterln
thereto. Filed fe--i =
RESOLUTIONS.
: By Mr.. Dangler, That the Board Of CIT
3 improvements be authorized 10 inVestgHi
7 the pTcsent means Of supply ing water K
? the industrial School, GAd report 70 IN
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A STRANGE SFORM In OHIOAGO

Ths LighfnIBg PIays Curious Freaks
on the street RaIIRay Track and
DEenshes tlse People at the Sanitary
TaIr. zs--l i-ef1-3
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THE WEATHER.

&c ere-.,1MT. WIsHiNGToH, July 5.
The Thermometer at the Tip Top House,
at $50 this A, M Et00d At 81 degrees.
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snIdier.Roy Waggery .

The Columbus Jo,trlaL says Among
the sharp boys in Shermsn's army on the
Grand march was 8 graduate OF the
common schools Of Northern Ohio
the only son of q widowed msther. The
fond mother had no word from her son
from the time the army left Chattanooga TIL
it reached Atlanta. She waited for tldlngs
with much snxiety-watchiDg daily the
newspaper reports. At length, several
days alter the taking Of Atlanta had been
announced, a letter was brought her which
read as follows;
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The London Court Journal says it is
scarcely noted as change in the Paris
fashions, yet TO be deemed one very re.
markable, that ladies are patronizing short
dresses for walking. With some 1t Is car
risd TO = great "height and the success
Of sstonishmenp thereat and therennder
is very great. They may trip rs up any
way but with long robes:
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The New York Tribune speaks o. Cen
ssr-sI COY As son -in-lsw Of nGhe late Presi-
dent Finney, formerly of oberlin' College,
Scp Should Mr.. Greedy attend our COM
mencement in August next, las we hope
be will he viii probably see President
Fiuney still presiding with uncommon
yiror for man of IS years. whose long
life has been one of uncommon activity
and usefulness.-LorGin County Nei0s.
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RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Dangier, That the Board Of City
improvements be authorized 70 inVesngste
the present means Of lNPPlg ing WAier ior
the industrial School, HAd report 70 tnis
Council whether the present arrangements
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DYEINc.

5RF6F,. V0K cYRIAx,
IL ,eY steam Dye works an
French kaL 1E EstabIishmenI,
Cle''M N, East cleveland, aKa
BeiVlGero az a1 =. GecA Street.
rEH1 " A.. Cleveland, O.
0FTIm-lO4 Seneca ts BEST DYE-HOUsA IN
mean % make INN sh9 ware no Ohort to give sat
bfsOtlen. ...,,,t IN Of Gertiemen to th'
! call 11S T|pPoVHD ToSs9,TI n'' n ElNoH sTFLE
- = n 1000 a N ads-up 6aFh,snta
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aDesr Mother: Bully boy homo TO-
morrow. Bob
GWhen asked by friend, TO whom the
infrfouency and breVity of his epistles
home had been mentioned, why he did not
write oftener and at greater length, he an
sBaliy boys got his! hAverssck full.
Kent it all 70 tell by word of mouth.
Won't he have good time talking up ;he
old lady2 H. 80. -.
answer as q token of fllisl affection. Ii
seriously wounded he knew his companions
would promptly notify his friends and
with eyes open and q retsntive memory, ne
treasured his experience, trusting that oy
his mothers side at home he could some
dsytsn her all. The meeting was, nc
doubt, s joyous one"
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The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
.THEFOURTH
GENERALLY 0 CELEBRATED.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE.
.s5af zA----A-L--=---@- sy - ,r
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PRESIDENTS CAR SMASHED.
A Number OF Persons Injured.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
MORE OF THE COZzENS CASE.
LARGE SALE OF The 7.sn'A-
LATE FRON new ORLEANS
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
GOLD LAST NIGHT 1SO ~
-
Associated Press Report.
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DAILY LEADER
THUKspAY, July 9, lgs5.

The last number of London Pisaeh ez-
hibiIs curious instance of British igno-
rance. Speaking of JEFF Dsvisi case, it
says; "Surely there is such a word in
Johnson's Dictionary as pardon. We are
certain it would have been in Webstei's
had Daniel lived till now" 1t suggested
that Punch ought tohave added: III. Dan
iel had not been hanged" taev1