The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
JEFF. DAVIS.
NEw YoRK. MAY Is.


on the charge of completely in the murder
of President Lincoln.
The Times, World, Post and Advertiser
think he will be tried for treason, and hop.
it will be done in civil court.
MEXICAN MATTERS
The Herald's Washington special says
It is expected that within two weeks there
will be an Offer to our capitalists for the
Mexican loan, based on such securities rs
will recommend it as an investment.
1t has been ascertsined that nearly all
the emigration schemes, now creating so
much excitement, are totally unauthorized
It is intimsted that some of them have been
instigsted snd managed by French ennis
ssries with view TO induce the govern
ment to prohibit emigration.
DAVIS EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.
The Times Washington special says /:
Instructions have been sent to General
Wilson to forward Davis and all csptured
with him to Savannah and bring them
thence by wster to Washington.
INDIGNATION.
Much indignation is expressed here that
permission should have been given for q
firm of Seaessinni, Is stha tpzrpl,r nrnnrietnrs
OF Tns Evening Courier, to take possession
of the old Sentinel printing establishment
which includes the large printing concern
used by the rebel government.
ABOUT THE EVACUATION OF MONTGOMERY.
The Hersld's correspondent at Mont
gOmery, Ala, says the city was first evac-
uated by Buford and Adams on the 18th
of April A committee Of citizens
waited upon General Adams previous to
the evacuation to learn if he intended TO
destroy the cotton stored in the city. Ad-
ans replied that he should, and if private
property was destroyed ne could not help
it. He refused to allow the committee to
go out aud meet the Union Generals. All
cotton ware houses were set on fire stimuli
tsneousloy. Fortunately the wind was
from the east, and blew the flames away
from the city. There was indiscriminste
plunder of warehouses and stores adjacent
to the burnt district.
General Wilson occupied the town with
out opposition. at the time he entered it
sll the rebel government works were burn
ing. The Memphis Appeal newspaper,
was moved to Macon on the spproach of
Wilson's forces, and the Advertiser went
to Entails. The Montgomery Mail remained,
and is published by its former proprietor.
The people are soon to hold mass meet
ing So consider the best manner Of restor.
ing the State to its allegiance.
THE 7.SO LOAN.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
Fifteen subscriptions to the 7.3O loan to-
day amount to $5,75l, 300. The hrgest
Western subscriptions were $3.50 900 from
the Franklin National Bank of Columbus,
Ohio, and $3.50, 600 from the First National
Bank of Cincinnati. The number of indi-
vidual SUBSCRIPTIONS vera 3,4l6, for $50 and
SIOO.
Il was expected there would be lull in
taking hold of the third series Of the 30s
after closing the subscriptions to the second
series, which amounted, on the last day, to
$4,000 900. the notes too of the third
seseries not being on hand Tor
delivery. The first day of the third series
TEkefs, n II Ii'sdeefPaf4ii tsinsi Nf95rFJ siH3
times as great as the second series opened
with. On the first of April it amounted to
S2l5 500. For the first five days the office
subscription in April were as follows :;
April 1st, S34sOO; April Sd, $1lO,3OO;
April Alb, $I7S 500; April 5sb, $392,0OOj
April 9Th, 2ls,OOO. The largest subscrip-
tion by telegraph TO the second series. on the
first day was 5000. To-day Henry Clew
s. Co, of New York, commence their sub-
scription to the third series with an order
for one million, and the Fourth National
Bank Of New York, a half million. Total
amount of subscriptions to-day S4,75l, 800,
against subscriptions of first day to second
series of 50, 4l6,5OO.
The present ease in the mon market /;
attributed to the driving out by the loan oi
boarded or hidden money of the!people oi
eyery state in the North, and the pouring
of it into channels of business through th'
operations of the United States Treasury
The payment Of the army and navy, al
far as made, and the csshing Of quarter
masters vouchers and suspended organizs
tions, has made money abundant, not onl.
at trade centers, but at the extremes OF tn
whole country.
TRIAL OF CONsPIRATORs.
WAsHNGToN, May Is.
Mr., Lloyd, after recess to-day was II
called. He identified one of the c4rbine
produced in court, IS the one that Was le
at the house by Mrs. Surrstt.
Mary Van Tyne was called and testihe'
, She lived at 24O g street. and that Arno
and o Lsughlin took rooms st her hou
in February last. Booth frequently csll'
there to see these gentlemen. Sometim
on calling he appeared very anxious to s
than. Arnold told her it was j. Wilk
and she identified the photogrsI
as 18th. Booth called for OLaughl
more frequently than for Arnold. BO
the men told her they were interested WI
Booth in the oil trade. Arnold 8
. OI,sughHn left her house on the 2cth
:. March and said they were going to Per
v sylvanis.
Henry Williams, colOred, testified
knew o. O'Laughlin; inst him IN Balnm'
!. some time in Mach, having carried
: tar to him from Booth; csrri'd one
Arnold about the same time, but did
10 see him.
= The prisoners counsel objected to
- testimony, which the Judge Advocate
WAS introduced merely to prove the il
n macy of the parties.
The objection was overruled-
JP, Early testified, He csrre from
timore with O'LsughAn on the Thurs
q, previous to the assassination they slel
- the Metropolitan Hotel, and in the m