Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-15
TIE NEWS

THE NE w s.
Gold closed last night at Ii71t9I47y4.
D, General Sherman WIZ s.1fve IN betrc't TO-
morrow. r.
The BufaIO Beard Of Trade subscribed $500 to
furnish supplies and transportation to destitute
FeDisns.
Jay Cooke and family took possession Ct thei.
splendid summer residence on Putin. nay island
on Friday last.
fire in the Union stock yards at Chicsgo, yes
terdsy, destroying the tank -bouse and other pre-
Psrty ysiesd st ss5,OoO.
1 The typhoid fever has broken out in the ial in
Washington. and all Of the prisoners confined for
minor ohenses have been released.
An ogdensburg Telegram gives tho names of n
number Of Fenian officers, unknown to lame, who
refused to give bail aud werr committed to iail.
The Ieih regiment Of illinois Cavalry, tbs last
regiment in service from that State, arrived al
Springfield, last Wednesdays, fol insl payment aud
discharge.
The Heuse Military Committee have agreed &c
rePcft new Army bill. II proyi5es IOf reduc
tioR Of ten regiments below IRE number named in
the former bill.
Aiwostofy frans house, which bad Jsen hoisted Z
OF stills, in Chicago, fell, the other dsy, with
terrible crash, severely ipjuring three persons,
but killing none,
Hca. James W. retteisoh was yesterday noni
/ hated by the Republican caucus CT the New
! Hampshire Legislature candidate for the
United States Senate.
The Supreme Court Of Penusylvauis has lust
decided that Eleanor Mahu, ''gude wife of that
Commonwealth. is common soold, and as such is |
punishable with hns and imprisonment.
The corn and wheat crops are reported as doing
pretty well in South Alabsma, but owing to a 4
scarcity OF subsistence, the farmers are generally
feeding theif stock on wheat in the sheaf
Thus far the number of arrests throughout
Canada since the susPenien Of the habeas corpus
act is eighty-fOur. These are Casadiau Fenians,
and they are row in jail in various parts Of the
provinces.
Corinth, Miss, is becoming reconstructed. Her
citizens have repeatedly put down disposition to
assault the Yankees. Colonel Reynolds, promi-
nent citizen, has given lot to the negroes for
school purposes.
The House Banking Committee will report
accommodation to reduce the tar on National
Bank circulation to one half Of one per cent
They decline to exempt bank stock from national
or municipal tax.
convention of Texas planters was held in
Austin, last week, to organize Joint stock COM
pany, with capital of 81 100000, having for its
object the importation of labor and the sale Of
Texas lands to immigrants.
Another order, stopping the pay Of severuI
hundroH arf Of I
Western regiments, until they sender to the
Qusrtsrmaster Generals Office the returns re-
quired by law, has been issued. };
There five newspapers now published by
negroes south OF Mason and Dixons line, namely
Colored Tennesseean, at Nashville; Tribune, at
New Orleans; Nationalist, at Mobile; Loyal
Georgian, at Augusta; and Communication, at
Baltimore.
The ohicers cfths New York State Agricultural
iciety correct the statement that the cows in the
New York and Brooklyn stables affected with
the rinderpest. They say they only intended to ]
snnounce the eKistenos Of puenmonia among the a
5sttie Of those places.
Mr.. Rosseau, Representative from Kentucky,
yesterday assaulted Mr.. GriRneIl, Of Iowa, for
offensive personal remarks made as will be re- o
in the House last Monday. Mr.. Ros-
,esu used rattan cane, but inflicted particular
iauage on his opponent
Charles A. shermGu, Of Boonesboro, Iowa, has
brought suit for $4,000 damages against the
Western Stage Company, of that State, for the z
oss of his wife, child and mother, by being b
lrowned by one of the Company's stages being n
iriven on a bridge into the river, four years
lgo.
Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania has addressed
Communication 10 the Governors of all the loyal u
States, suggesting the propriety OF calling To- h
-ether their legislatures and thus secure union of
ction before the adjournment of Congress, in
atfying the Constitutional Amendment. II is
hought the suggestion will be complied with.
In view Of the dangers of incendiarism, the
teamboat owners Of st. Louis have organized
svee police, of from thirty TO forty men, to stand
,uard in front Of the boats, each man guarding
,oat. SkiHs also &c he procured, to be used in
,airoliug the river. Every steamboat oontri- II
,utes dollar for each day she remains in port for
be support Of this police force
oil City is being rapidly rebuilt. 1t is intended I
hat all the buildings now in course Of construc-
ion shall be better than those burned. The Oil n
lily Register states that il has not heard Of =
Jingle person whose building destroyed by the \
ire that does not intend to rebaild the i'm C
II is thought that in the next three
months the place burned over will be " recon !,
truoied'' in superior style.
Governor Pattsn, of Alsbama, hss written 7
etter wherein he states that General swayne, Il
of the Freedmen's Bureau for that c.
,tsts, is now furnishing Is 600 rations week to
he starving population Of that section, and that q
he majority Of them are whites. The Governor
ays that there are 100, ,0Oo objects Of charity in
Alabama. The mass Of these people depend upon
he FTeedmen's Bureau for their subsistence