Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-07
From Yesterdays I'd Edition
From New Work.
Commissioner Rollins.


New York, November 6.-Commissioner
Rollins on Saturday promulgated the decl-
sion that any person, firm or corporation,
who shall manufacture by machinery, any
of the articles exempted from Excise Tax
by the 9Sth section, be regarded as manu-
facturers and liable to take out manutac-
turers license.
CusIlinG's Trip Postponed.
The Herald's dispatch says Caleb Cush-
ing's trip to Europe has been postponed tlii
| spTing. He will then go for the United
| States Treasury Department in relation to
large quantities of libelled Confederate
states Cotton, unless the English Govern
ment in the meantime admit the claims IN
the premises.
Southern Post Routes Restored
An exhibit made at the Post Office Depart
ment shows the whole number of post routes
restored in the Southern States two hundred
| and forty-one, embracing eighteen thousand
| Ave hundred and fiftv-three miles of service
| at a cost to the Government of eight humid
red and ninety-fve thousand, seven hund-
red and ninety-six dollars less than the con-
tract for the same service at theloutbreak OF
the rebellion.
The Tunissian Embassy will probably de-
part the last of this week.
Captain AinswOrtEI.
CAPTAIN Ainsworth of the post of Fortress
Monroe has been ordered to New Orleans.
Prize Fight.
Several Washington sports left for New
York to arrange bets ON the prize fight to
come off on the 21st inst, between Elliott
and Davis, near this city.
Unity.
New YoRK, November 6.-Rev. Morgan L.
Dix preached a serman in Trinity Chapel
Yesterday in this city.
It is stated that perfect unity existed be-
tween the Northern and Southern Episcopal
church at tho recent convention held in
Philadelphia.
The corner stone of the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum in Brooklyn was laid yes
terday with imposing ceremonies. Bishop
Laughlin presided. 1t is estimated thai
nearly 10000 people were present. Arch
bishop McCluskey delivered an eloquent ad
dress in the Roman Catholic church of Brook
lyn yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Saulspaugh, of Rome
N Y, scalded by the steamer st. John ex
plosion, are doing well. There is prOspec
of their speedy recovery.
Funeral of Lieut.. Col. Reynolds.
The funeral of Lieut.. Col. Reynolds, o
the Marine Corps, took place yesterday at
ternoon in Brooklyn with ceremonies beft
ting the rank of the deceased and the esti
A nation in which he was held.
Detained.
The passengers on board the Europa fee
7 agrieved at being detained at quarantine
2 and have protested, claiming the detensio
of the ship unnecessary and unjustifable.
Gov Parker ON the Cholera.
e Gov. Parker, of New Jersey has addresse
= a message to the Mayor of Trenton callin
his serious attention to the establishment {
S proper precautionary measures to preveI
: the introduction Of cholera into the countr,
s He recommends that communication wit
S vessels at quarantine and landings be pr,
g vented, and that INDECENT persons hay
y proper treatment. With vigorous measure
) enforced there is little fear Of the eholel
this season.
l. The Gale.
OswEGo. November 6.&The gale on Lal
Erie Yesterday was terrific. The sehoone
IS Morning Star and Almera are ashore ne
" this city. Several vessels had their eanva
blown to pieces, and some lost their de,
at loads. The shore below this port is strev
le with lumber and stave bolts,