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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
THE INDIAks,

JULEsBURGJ Nes June To-
The expedition against the Indians is
actively progressing. Part of the COM
msnd is already en- route for Fort Laramie.
General Connor, with the remaining troops
of the expedition, starts for Powder river
via Larsmie, in few days. Supplies ar-
irving from Missouri are being pushed for
ward rapidly. A. sufficient number of
troops remain behind for the protection Of
the mail route. One thousand cavalry ar
rived at OmAhs to day, and will join the
expedition at Powder river.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
rROn NEW TORK.

NoW 1UIh1 q uu6 70.
The Posts special says: Nearly sll the
rebel civil officers are suing for pardon.
About sixty civilians have been pardoned
by the President.
Governor Hahn has published card in
which he declares that the Legislature of
Louisiana adopted r the Constitutional
amendment sbOlishing slavery. Reports
TO the contrary being untrue.
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
-e NEW YORK, June 20.
The Stock market continues dull. The
decline in gold has broken the confidence
of speculative rise Buyers have sud-
denly become sellers. There is q general
fall in prices. Yesterday and to-day the
Bulls realized freely, but there is general
impression that the depression will be only
temporary.
The gold msrket continues to be affected
by thefrmness of 5 2Os on the other side,
and the agitation of the cotton question.
I Money remains easy at 5 per cent on
call. o.----L e.
PETROLEUM..
Petroleum stocks frmer with good sales
at the following prices:
Buchanan 90; Cherry Run 40; Excelsior
s4o; Oceanic ls5; Webster l75; Lamb
| Farm 1873; Tank 60; Brooklyn 165; by
drick I7o Manhattan 35; Fulton 625; Pit
Hole 1000; Highgste so; Phillips l2Si
Rvnd farm 1856.
Petroleum firm with holders unwilling
to sell. Crude 35, refined in bond 52a53i
free q. ---
| .- JOHN MITCHELL.
The TIMES says invitations are out for
meeting at Msson's to take measures leOk
ing to the release of John Mitchell, lat
ieditor Of the Daily news. .,7-e
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
coNn1TIoN on rHE sEwAnDs.

NEW 1ORk1 June ".
Yesterdays Washington Chronicle says
Secretary Seward is slowly but surely re-
gaining bis strength, and is able to attend
to his official duties.
Freierick Seward is likewise improving,
we are pleased to state, sndit is the opinion
of DR.. Wilson that he will be able to enjoy
q ride out 10 about week.
We regret to state that Mrs. Secretary
Seward is quite i'll with an attack of inter
mitting fever. Surgeon General Barnes is
attending her.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
Prince Kierg is reinststed in the presi-
dency of the Chinese foreign board.
Tea is declining.
Silk inactive.

AAhC0 10 ADAh5h1Ao4 IL bAO PAllA-
dency of the Chinese foreign board.
Tea is declining.
Silk inactive.
COMMERCIAL
The regular weekly cotton market hss
been received per the Hibernisn at Farther
Point
Richardson, Spence & Co., Biglsnd, Ashe
& Co., and others report -four dull; wheat
inactive with 8 downward tendency, red
western 8s 5d.@ss10d; white ss10d; corn
steady, mixed 1ss,@2SAsd per quarter.
PROVISIONS Gordon, Bruce 81 Co.,
Wakefield, Nash & Co, report beef quiet
and steady; pork heavy and declined st
2s 6d@3s per barrel; bacon easier /; lard
dull and partially declined.
Sugarquiet coffee firm rice, no sales.
LoNDoN.-Baring & Co. report bread
stuffs dull.
Sugar dull and easier.
Goffse has an upward tendency.
Petroleum steady.
LATEST.
LIYERPooL, SATURDAY EvEKINa-Cot-
ton-Sales to-day 5000 bales, incluilng
1000 bales to speeul4tors and exporters.
Market quiet and unchanged.
Bresdstuffs dull.
The weather has been favorable for the
crops.
Provisions dull.
LosDON-EVENINe-C Consols closed 9O5
s90f for money.
American Securities 5-2Os 67 Il
lnois Central 754s753'; Erie 4s3
PARIs-Bourse' closed st 67f 45c for
Rentes.
LONDON, June lO-Evening- The Times
Of to-day has an editorial in which it dep
recates the harsh measures on the part of
the American government sgainst fallen
and conquered rebels. 1t contends that
that both justice and expedieney should
dictate generous policy. It says: We
have always regarded Americans as gen
erOus and plscsble people, impatient, in
deed, at opposition, and ready to enter into
qusrrels on slight grounds, but ready slso
10 forgive those who can struggle against
them no longer. We fear that IN the pres
ent proceedings the better quslities of the
nation are sadly misrepresented by the
policy Of degrading and prescri bing their
fallen antagonists, on which the present
government seems unhsPpily to have en-
tered.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

The appointment Of Chsrles A. Page
Esq, to the American consulate St Qqrich,
Switzerland, is another recognition of the
ability and power of newspsper-men. Mr..
Page is one of the sblest and most success
full war correspondents of the New York
Tribune. He is finished scholar and 3
thorough gentleman. --.-5-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

The Emperor of the French, when at
Constantine, invited five Arab chiefs to
dine with him, and took, 1t is announc ed,
the opportunity to tell them that he de sir
ed to zee Arabs in general become fitted
by labor and education to enter into. sBy
positions now flied in Algeris by French
subiscts aas. r.sa -..- -.--'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
REnEL rRI.ONERs 1N NEW YOEK.

NEW 'LOhhT q uno -O'
The Post says there are now 81 Battery
Barracks sbout 2500 rebel prisoners, most
of whom show no desire to go South, but
are content with the rstions and treatment
given them. A number are to be sent
South TO day. There are 1000 on Hart
Island.
This morning the 2lst Connecticut, just
arrived, were drawn up ia line ready to
march through Broadway, when some 900
rebels from Hart Island entered the gate,
and fling in front of them, went into the
Barracks inrear of the regiment. No IN
suit or epiGhet passed between men who
hsd been so recently deadly enemies.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY,, JUHE Al, 1885.
reconsideration of fhe South

A ckjobbing committee, similar to
those which have pestered Washington
for month, has arrived in thst city from
South Carolina, ''to assist the President in
the reconstruction of that State. e., to
parcel cut the Federal Offices among them
selves. We hope President johnson viii
be wary in his dealings with these sudden
converts from secession. They need
watching-st least until they hsve shown
their faith by their works.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

A fire at Saratoga on Sund ~ last des-
troyed the United States Ho tel the Mar
vim House and a large number Of tele-
graph, express and club ho' Ises. One man
wss killed by the fslliu g of CHIMNEY.
The FIRE is believed 20 ta the work of an
incendis7T, -.ff-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

Governor Brownlow, of, Tennesseet has
Issued a proclamation ordering the election
on the first Thursday Of August (the 3d)
next Of q full delegation to Congress and
members of the Legislature in certain dis
tricts in which there are vscsnci es.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

The Hamilton colntys delegates 70 the
State Convention 4resaid to be nnanim,i1s-
ly for Cox, since the withdrawal of Gov.
Brough. There is no doubt whateyer that
he will be dominsted BY the convention
today. --.s.b at.st1ss -t.al
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
nIsrraeeanI Rcerle.

In the course of the business in Select
Council yesterday afternoon, D.. KkmRrly,
who represents the Second Wss'o, used, re-
marks offensive to other membnrs They
were especially personal to M, Gray, of
the Fifteenth Ward, whom he ehhrscter-
lied as q clown, only 1T for cap and. beds
After the adjournment Mr.. Gray crossed
TO DR.. Ksmerly's side of the Chamber, and
demonstrated with him. DR.. Ksu urlyre-
iterated all his pr vious remarks. Mr.
Gray told Ksmerly that he shouldn't
resent it now, IS he (Dr. K was drunk.
At this DR.. Ksmerly struck Mr.. Gray
square in the forehead, hurting him 70
the ground. Mr.. Gray sprAng up, bleeding
from the eye, and dealt blow that in turn
felled DR.. KAmerly, and sent the blood
squirting from his mouth and nose. Five
blows were thus jnterchsnged, eseh being
nearly knock-down. The last dealt by Mr..
Grsy felled DR.. Ksmrely, and Mr.. Gray Wa
upon him. The friends Of the latter p
tjemsn then removed him. Gr gilA p.
rtrong, in endeavoring toremoyc -t;as -,
narro Ely escaped receiviD : faar55 s bIov IN
upon the face. As it Vss Sa y;ss sd ,5nIess n
sntly hit DR.. k:amsrly rs a man Of I'M
mense musco Ar power His blow is slm0s
equal N 1ores 70 the kick of 8 horse. Mr.
9rsv Is-s1msn of lighter build, but equally
! r-etsrmined. What action will be taken D!
Ithe body in the matter remains 10 be seen
PHILADELPHIA Gazette, Friday. - a.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
FROn FoRrREss MoNROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, June II.
John Mitchell reached here to-day on
the Henry Burden, and was assigned quar-
ters in the Fortress under guard OF the
Third Pennsylvsnis ARTILLERY.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
FIRE.

ST. LOUIS, June 20.
All the business portion of the town Of
Rolla, Missouri, was burned last night.
Loss estimated at 100000. But little in
snrsnea o
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, in 3 recent
interview with President johnson, told
him that a large msiority of the loyal peo-
pie of the country we're in favor Of cloth
ing the negro race with the elective franz
chise and that in giving it TO them his &C
ton would be sustained not only by New
York but all the loyal States.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
saCKPTTeE or OgUx EU gEER.

oG" BALTIMORE, June 20
Richmond papers of Monday states that
Dick Turner, late of Libby Prison, was
ree4ptured on Sunday, and is now IN one
of the cells of Libby.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
REIEAAED,

-a .. BosToN, June 90
Twenty.seven persons who were csP,
tured on blockade runners, we're released
from Fort Warren this morning sIter
taking the oath of allegiance.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21


The World d'scorrespOndent writing from
Greensboro says The people sre utterly
destitute snd idle In the country ths.ne-
groes are doing some work. Masters are
afraid of the negroes, and frequently call
for troops to protect them, though nothing
of violence on the part OF the negroes
have been reported Many Of the late
masters are guilty of excessive cruelty to-
wards the negroes Freedmen are gene
rally disposed to work Issuing ofrations
to destitute whites has been generally dis
continued, as it was found to encourage
them in idleness, Besides opening the door
for extensive fraud. 10 a.a
The $40, ,OOOin specie recently discovered
at Charlotte, has mysteriously disappeared.
WAsnINGToN, June 20.
FOURTH OF JULY.
The Star says 8 statement has been 60
fng the rounds of the psPers that on Sat
urdsy last the colored people of Washing
ton asked permission of President John
son to celebrate the Fourth of July on
grounds attached TO the White House.
which he refused TO grant, because he con-
sidered the grounds public property. 1t
SAYS that it has authority for stating that
Rev Dr.. Garrett made application in
writing 70 allow the members Of his
church to celebrate the Fourth on the
grounds, which request was granted, the
President returning the application with q
favor able endorsement. o7.--
Parties interested in suspended requisL
tions on the Treasury awaiting payment
can have them paid here part in eertif-
Gates of indebtedness and psrtin cash, by
notifying the Secretary in writing Of their
willingness to accept such payment.
MRS. sURRATT I'LL
Mrs. Surratt, who was taken i'll in court
Yesterday, had not sufi sisntly recovered To-
day to resume her seat with the other
prisoners.
| SENIOR MALINA CALLS on THE PRECEDENT
Senior Malina, minister from Costa Ricsi
accompanied by Clarence A Seward, ACT
ing Assistant Secretary Of State, called on
President johnson to-day, and communi-
Gated the expression Of coincidence Of hii
government st the desth of President Lin
coin, and its renewed assurance of friend
ship for the U tied States and good wishes
for its success President johnson made 9
brief but appropriate resPOassy
7-S0 LOAN. glt
The subscriptions to-dsy to the nstions
I 80 loan, from all parts Of the Union, s.
tolegrsphed TO Jay Cooke amount {
s2Ill40O. ss7 r-r'- yas ...--
NEw YORK, June 20.
-GALLAGHER's Ex0AGSeE.
Gold I4I. .-.. .-...
New York Central, 921E; Erie, 741l
Hudson River, los; Reading, 94H
Michigan Southern, 6S; Pittsburgh, ,64ss
1 Rock Island, g71l; North Western 251z
Fort Wayne, 94H Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates, 241l; Cumberland, 40; Quick
silver, 5l14 /; Mariposa, u,
Gold and Stock market active and stroDi
on call -4-I
Gold at lho close ofthe report 14o1s.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
CnNspIRlCY TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, June 20.
Nothing was donein court this afternoon
but the reading o! the argument by MI
Ewing, show that Spsngler had no com
piicity whatever with Booth in the sssassi-
nation. ...
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
sUSEBAL or THE JOYCE Chill
DREE.
RnsrnN. June 20.

Boston, June 2O.
The funeral of the two murdered chill
dren took plsee this morning in the Church
Of Unity Newton Place. Mrs. Joyce, the
mother, wss present. disproving the report
If yesterday that she had become insane.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
Political.

A petition in favor of female suffrage IS
said to be cir culsting in Minnest ia
awe have no country" obssrS ed an i'm,
pudeot re nal 10 a loyhlist "The 4" replied
the latte r. al hope you and your 1clenos
won't isst on ruling ours
za The st. Louis Democrat is Of the oPln-
ion, ! Ideing from the latest returns, thsS
'theF Lew Constitution of that State VIII De
ado pted by s msjority somewhere between
SO 90 and 10000.
ai@ The Richmond Tines says that it has
vet 10 hear of 8 leading secessionlst or an
1rioinsI disunionist who is msnltestlng the
jishtest desire to return to public life. 1t
3 not s bearing year for that sert-
an Inmer Cruise Of the Naval st"denfs;
- a. IL the middies at the Newport Naval
An. Jemy have embarked on board oil tne
no. ice squadron, and are expected 10
ssiI thursday, June 22d: The students,
9o5 in number, will man the Heeh consist
inc of he following vessels: 80,
= Ssilin 2 vessels-M Macedonian, sioop OF the
Rrst cIss g; Marian, sloop OF the thnd
Ste %S3ttessmsrs-NT NTinniper, dOubls-ender' and
MsrbIehesd, gun. boat. -. toor;r,
The middiss work the craft, EeePlng
watch. mspuing ordn- snce, &c, and 90 am
ing thorough practice / knoWleoge oi S seS-
msnship. The Aest re ndezvous a. 1aI-
sner's Bsy. on the east end OF long lsiAno'
and viii cruise along the Atlantic coast
not entering European ". tiers, ss mas % Oeen een
exnected. All the person al elects Oh tt tne
midshipmen :are packed np re- r;n IOl pa
transmission to Annapolis, IWnic-1 Wil ~ y
OF an eally day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

The anti-anendmsnt people seem terri
bly apprehensive thar, unless restrained BY
the Constitution, they will inevitably
marry niggers. We have all heard of the
noisy fellow, who, getting into 8 quarrel,
cried o6t TO those around him, "hold me,
gentlemen, or 1 shall strike him. Each
anti. amendment man seems calling aloud
in 4 similar spirit, +" hold me, dear Consti-
tuition, or shall msrry.A nigger as sure as
you are born" But we propose that the
Constitution stand off and see fair play
Louisville Journal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
FROM FLORIDA.

The Tribune's correspondent, writing
from Jacksonville, Florida, thinks there sIe
but few persons in the State of any class
who are not anxious that peace should con-
tinue uninterrupted. The present crops
will not materially suffer in consequence OF
emancipation. Severe AOgging with whip
and paddle mad not entirely disappeared !;
a few instances of shooting, snd OEher acts
of violence, have occurred: Nine-tenths Ct
the ex.slsves are on plantations working
for wages, and will be paid by receiving 8
part of the crop. .--r..-.-. .7s -ss
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ARRIVED.

70 Camp DENNIsoE, June 20.
The I16.h o. V. L. arrived here this
morning, Colonel Peters commanding,
with twenty-five officers and two hundred
and seventy men. The rolls were ready
f.r the psymsster st eight o'clock, P. NJ.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

SHANGHAI May THE American
n;nisters At Pekin and Japan are return
ipg home. The causs is net stated. 80 0s'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
TIE anvERNnRsHrP.

Z General j. D. Cox viii of course be NOM
mated for Governor, SIS the withdrawal Of
Governor Brough has left him with no oP-
position but Sam Galloway, who will not
get even a complimentary vote from his
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

Two Hundred Rebel Soldiers
Sunk.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

Contest on the Resolution Com
i i mlttee.
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