Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-10
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| Gold closed In new 1ork last night At 1855.
Major General Hunter, at his own request, hi
been placed upon the army retired list.
Professor AgAssiz returned to Boston last wee
from his exploration in Brazil.
General Anderson, Of Fort Sumter fame, is
guest at the Fillmore House, Newport, r. I.
The first bale of new cotton received at Macon
Ca. has been purchased by the citizens an
shipped as present to President johnson.
The Saratoga Convention appointed John A. Di1
and Mr.. Raymond delegates from the State at larg
to the Philadelphia Convention.
The cholera has broken ont in New Orleans
Eighteen deaths occurred there day before yester
day.
President johnson and Secretary Seward expect
to reach Chicago September 5th, at 7:45 p. m.
where they will remain two nights and one day.
James Stephens, the Head Center Of Fenianis IN
Is to start on q western tour during the present
week.
During the month of July fifty eight deaths or-
Cured in Toledo-thirty -seven OF the number
being children under two years Of age.
General John A. Logan has been nominated for
Congress for the State at large by the IlRois Re
publican Convention.
heavy northeast storm prevailed on Lake
Ontario yesterday. A Canadian schooner (the
Elmyra) was wrecked while trying to enter the
hsrbor of Geneisee. The crew were rescued
Governor Wells has issued an address to the peo-
pie of Louisiana on the New Orleans riot. syn-
opsis of the address will be found in our teegraphic
columns.
The Commissary General of Prisoners will re-
ceive until the hIst Of September, claims by SOL
diers for money taken from them while in rebel
prisons.
The yacht Alice, of twenty-sight tons, which
left the American coast some time since, arrived
at the Isle of Wight the 29th of July. she made
the run in nineteen days.
According to the Assessors report there are in
Hamilton county q, ,IO9 cattle, 74O7 calves three
months old and under, l77,s7I hogs, and 2, ,O5s
sheep.
Two rebels were recently shot near Lexington,
Mo-, while attempting to remove Union rosette
from the coat Of young man who had been in the
Federal army.
The annual meeting of the National PomologicaI
Society, which to hsve been held on the 4th of
at ST. Louis, has been postponed until
next year.
The house of Edward Reyder, In the outskirts Of
Philadelphia, was entered by four men with black
ened faces, night before last, and plundered Of
2,4OO.
General Grant, by direction of tine President,
has issued general order recognizing military
departments, which will be found in our special
dispatches.
The store Of VIM. Summers, Utica, Mich, was
a1tered by burglars night before last, and the safe
blown open and robbed OF s., SEQ. One OF the rob-
bers was arrested in Detroit y-sterdIy.
Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister at Wash
ngtOns has received official dispatches from the
Mexican republican Government declining the &C
-eptAncs of Santa AnnAs services, for cogent rea-
sons.
A freight train on the Penn. & E. r. R. pitched
off the track yesterday between WilliAmsport and
Sunberry, Pa, and buried the engineer in the
Ia9d. He was dog out and found to be not Sc
riously injured.
Dispatches from London of the sth state that
he relations between Austria and Italy are as
aming more threatening attitude. The ship
Danube, from Bristol for the United States, was
burned at sea, and her passengers and crew were
aiken TO Liverpool day before yesterday by the
hip Compeer, from Mobile.
valuable bed of camel coal has been discoy-
red in Cooper county, Mo-, a few miles above
Bonneville, on lands owned bv Charles Fielder. |
fhe vein has been dug into feet and no signs
ret OF the bottom. The coal is upon the river
oank, and very handy for shipment. There is two
aet of bituminoua coal on the ton of the vein
which is easily separated from the camel.
We have some foreign items by mail that show
low things working in Germany. The Prus-
ans, on occupying Frankfort, quartered their
roops on the inhabitants and made a levy the
nonied interests. run on the banks was occs-
ioned, which the bankers encourage. The Ameri-
AN Consul issued protection papers, and it was
astonishing what an increase there was, all at
,nce, Of the American population.
The firm OF James Gordon Co., owners of
iour mill, in Cincinnati, have been defrsuded OF
S30, 900 by young man named Augustus s. Biller
'eck, who has been in their employ as a book
Keeper and cashier for the last two years. Within
hat time young Bllerbeck had embezzled funds
If his employers to the extent OF $500 He was
arrested last Friday afternoon and pat in JAIL but
It O'Clock in the evening was released through
he efforts of his lawyer, and Immediately ab-
seconded.