Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
THE NEW S
GorD closed last night at 1874.

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Tue suspension bridge at Nashville WI
opened for travel yesterday.
Ar q jubilee in Gait, CIV, on the ann
versary of the Queens birthday, canno
burst and killed two men.
I. ALID in Cincinnati lost his left eye b
| piercing it with fork, with which he wa
trying to unite shoe-string.
TIE largest theater in Boston is provide
with fire proof curtain, to shut of,
necessary, the auditorium from the stage.
coSeRLss Hall, new hotel worth $500,
600, in Saratoga, was destroyed by FIRE yes
terday morning.
THE Eighth Annual Convention of tn,
Editors of Wisconsin will be held IL James
vile, on June goth.
SENIOR BARREDA yesterday presented hi
credentials as Envoy from the Peruvian
Republic.
ArFATER & HowE's oil Office, the Casly
House, Downer's Creek Platform and Howe'l
dining saloon, in shafer, Pa, was destroy.
ed by FIRE yesterday morning.
A PRIVATE letter received in Chicago from
England, says that Sir Morton Peto will
soon resume and go on Mr.. McHenry viii
pass safely through.
GEsER4L HAzES left Washington yester-
day for the West, and will soon cross the
plains to inspect the Department OF the
Platte.
0SE Of MOsebTIs guerrillas, named Col.
White, who has just been elected Sheriff Of
London county, Va, is in Washington AK
ing to be pardonsd.
A DIsF1TcH from Milwaukee says that
the schooner Angsline was wrecked off
North Point on Monday evening. One life
lost.
THRKE HUNDRED Fenians, from Nashville
and Memphis, passed through this city at
eleven o'clock night before last, and fifty
more yesterday evening, en- route for Buff
falo.
TIE first green corn of the season made
its appearance ct New Orleans on the I1th.
The price paid was 81 per dozen, and il
Ezs served up at the restaurants at 25 cents
per ear.
THE Senatorial caucus on the reconstruc-
ton question came to conclusion yester-
day. II was agreed to strike out the " third
section" and insert q substitute, the nature
Of which has not been resolved upon.
A NAN named Wiley was shot by another
named skiIlingtOn, at Centralia, H., on
Thursday last, and instantly killed. The
two had been rivals for the hand of a young
lady, and Wiley was successful in winning
the prize.
TaE report that three emigrant children
died from Asiatic cholera in Detroit, on
is positively contrsdicted. The
disease with which the children died was
pronounced by the leading physicians to be
simply dysentery, induced by flthiness and
exposure.
G. W. scHLEcHT, a city passenger railroad
conductor, in Philadelphia, has been SEN
fenced to three years in the Penitentiary for
passing counterfeit notes and coin. The
court considered the responsible position
held by the prisoner, which enable him to
pass the spurious money, and hence the
severity of the sentence.
lAThe Courier des Etats Unis, of New York,
declares itself enabled to state that the
French Government has signed a treaty
with the Transatlantic Packet Company
10 embark and carry back to France the
whole French expeditionary force in Mex
leo within the time agreed upon.
TEE body of an unknown woman was
found floating in the Ohio river, near steu-
benville, on Friday. It was terribly burn
ID and almost unreeogniEable. It is prob
sbly the body of one of those who were
drowned of the Inflated steamer Financier,
which was burned near Cork's Island, in
The Ohio river, q few weeks ago. It is ru-
nored that $4,000 in notes of large denomi-
nations were found pinned in belt which
The wore around her waist.
THE Senate yesterday, by unanimous
vote, rejected the third section of the Re-
Amendment. A substitute was
offered, but not acted upon, which provides
hat no person who, having previously taken |
IN oath to support the Constitution as
member of Congress, or officer of the United
States, Afterwards engaged in the rebel
ion, shall hereafter hold Office, State or ma
.iOnal, unless the dislOyalty is removed by |
! thirds vote of Congress.
A BAND of white men on Saturday night
last went to the house of negro man by
the name of Isaac, near Franklin, KY, and
demanded sdnittsnee. Being asked what
they wanted, they replied that they had
come to kill Isaac. They were refused ad-
when they burst the door and
forced their way in. One of them collared
the negro, when the negro knocked him
down, and fred on two others Of the party,
killing one and mortally wounding two
others. The remainder of the band retreat
ed. The negro surrendered himself to the
authorities.
A HoREIBLE accident happened in Roches-
ter, Penn, Sunday morning last, from the
explosion Of an oil can, by which girl
was burned to death and her mother se-
Vsrely injured. Mary Anderton, girl of
fourteen years, after kindling fire in the
stove, attempted to make it burn faster, by
pouring kerosene oil on it from can, the
result Of which was that the oil ignited, the
can burst, the girls clothes caught FIRE and
she was burned 70 crisp. Hermother was
also terribly burned, from the poor girls
clinging around her neck, thus preventing
all efforts to extinguish the FIRE in her
clothes
THE steamship Persia brings three days
later European news The Londoners are
considering the project of erecting monu-
ment in honor Of George Peabody. Hostili-
ties in Germany had not broken out, but
there wss no hope of peace It was expect
ed that the war would commence by an
iraption of thsj Garibaldians on yenetia.
Austria refused 10 join the proposed Con-
grsss TIE 6naneial news shows several
pEitiOnal failures, bat no return of panic.
THE Felians have broken out in a new
spot. Memphis, Nashville and Cincinnati
are sending OF detachments to join in an
expected Canadisn raid. The Cincinnati
Csmnereial ssys they were drilling in the
woods near tkht city last Sunday, and on
Monday quite number LEFT, for Canada, it
Is supposed. Seven hundred passed through
Indianapolis on Monday from Tennessee.
Three hundred and fifty have passed