Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
THE N E w S.

Gold closed Saturday at 49,
NTbe wife of Wm. Cullen Bryant died on Long Is
land Saturday in the 10th year Of her age.
The numBer OF emigrants arrived at New York
this year is l27 ssi, or 5000 more thau last year
The President has no. made any nomination for
Naval Officer at the p2rt of New York.
Both Houses of Congress adjourned Saturday af-
ternoOn.
The St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, one of the
most popular and thoroughly frst-class hotels of
the present DAY, will be re-opened August lst.
Ten cases Of cholera, and three deaths in New
York, and six cases aad one death in Brooklyn,
were reported on Saturday.
G. n. Fullerton, It is announced was recalled
from New orleans to become Private Secretary Of
the President.
Alexander H. Stevens and Her-ohel v. johnson
will be delegates from Georgia to the Philadel-
phia Convention.
The Memphis Post says that two negroes were
lately tied up on plantation ten miles away from
Memphis, and whipped for an honr,
The Eool-clip of Michigan for the present year is
estimated at 1s, ,C0O, 600 of pounds, of which one
third ha. been marketed.
ValIandigham has been appointed delegate frcm
the Third Ohio District to the 18th Of August Con-
yentioB-
EHon. John Iefrees has been removed by the Pres.
ident from the superintendency Of the Printing
Bureou, and the plare has been given to General
Steedmsn-
Three houses were burnt on the outskirts Of
Little Rock, Ark, on Thursday night, and
young girl seventeen years Of age perished in the
flames. The fire was the work of an incendiary.
The natural feelings of hatred TO the blacks were
manifested by the white rOwdies Of New Orleans
on Friday night, and row occurred in which sew
crsl negroes were killed
The last bill passed by the House was the Civil
Appropriation bill, previously passed by the SEN
ate, which contains provisions to equalize the
bouniiss and to increase the pay Of Members Of
Congress.
The gas tank Of the MGhaIsy well, aituated on
lease 2l6, Central Petroleum Farm, Petroleum
Centre, exploded Wednesday afternoon. Loss in
oil over 200 barrels. Total loss about $4,000.
Five new cases Of cholera and three deaths were
reported in Philadelphia on Saturday. The total
number of deaths for the week was 4s2, including
from cholera infAEtum.
Senator Clark, OF New Hampihire, has resigned
Bis term will expire on the 4th Of March next.
Mr.. Patterson. Representative from the Third
New Hampshire District, has been elected as his
successor. FOR six years from rext March. The
person 70 ll the vacancy at the next session is to
be selected by the Governor of New Hampshire.
THE Court of Appeals Of Maryland has recently
decided, in the case Of the Cecil Bank vs. William
HeaId and others, Affirming the Judgment of the
Superior Court 1st, That negotiable paper re-
ceiyed before maturity, in good faith, for yaua-
bic consideration, without notise Of the right or
claim to it by a third party, viii be protected
against such third party. I'd, That when such
paper is received in payment of pre-existing
debt, that such antecodent debt constitutes val
liable consideration. ID, That check is a nego-
TABLE iastrume t. 4th, That negotiable paper re-
eeived in payment Of or as security for, pre-ex-
isting debt, is received according to the known
usual course of trade and business,
Among the nominations confirmed by the Senate
on Saturday are the following NJ. ". Hubbard,
Assessor Of Internal Revenue at Toledo; Andrew
Hicken, T. S. Marshal for the Southern District Of
Ohio; J. S Hall, postmaster at New Philadelphia,
O.; Comfort Hatch, postmaster at Warren, o.;
Jessee Webb, postmaster at Salem, o. r. III
kins, postmaster at Akron, o.; Chas. S. Moore
postmaster at Youngstown, o. Seth Marshall
postmsster at PaiuesviIle, O.; Thos. T. Eekert,
Assistant Secretary Of War; Caleb Cushing, Of
Mass; c. P. Eads, Of the D. O., and VIM. Johnson
Of Ohio, Commissi ,ners to revise and consolidate
the Statute Laws; John B. Skinner, Of New York,
First Assistant Postmaster General; @. r. S. Can
by, 20 be Brigadisr General in the regular army;
the nomination Of Provost Marshal Gen Fry TO be
Major General BY brevet, which was once con-
hrmed and then Tescinded, was again confirmed