Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-06
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

WAsHINeTOS, August THE following
has been received at the State Department
from the Consulate General of the U. S.
HAVANA, July 25, 1866.
Hon. Wn H SeVqrd, Secretary of STATE.
Washington, d. C.
SIR; Referring to my dispatch No. 2IT,
have TO advise that only vessels from New
York have thus far been subject to the quar-
antine restrictions therein mentioned, but
it will be applied TO those from other parts
of the United States where the newspapers
may report the cholera to exist. 1 have
not yet had an answer from the Captain
General on the subject, but I am informed
that the same was duly referred to the su-
perior Board Of Health by which the resolu-
tion of the Board for Havana was modified.
The Captain General on last Saturday, told
me that very stringent orders had come to
him from Spain TO adopt measures against
the introduction Of cholera into the Island.
The steamers Daniel Webster and Eagle
have been subject to the same orders, and
have not been, ,allowed b land their u9ssen-
gers nor cargoes whilst remaining in the
quarantine.
The bills of health now issued by the
Board here contain the notification that
there are some cases of yellow fever and
smallpox prevalent. I make this known
BY the steamer Cuba, which takes this to
the first named port.
have the honor to be, sir, with great re-
speet, your Obedient servant,
THos. SAVAGE, U. s. COSsEL GENERAL.
SECURITIES.
Total amount of securities received by the
government for the circulation of National
Bank notes is SS2O, 100, 200, and for deposits
SIS, ,549, ,50O
APPOISTKD.
The President has ordered the appoint
ment of Andrew J. Faulk, of Pennsylvania,
to be Governor of Dakotsh, vice Newton
Edwards.
REMOVED.
A P. German has been removed from the
position of Postmaster of the 0. s. Senate
His dismissal to take effect on the 1st Of
September.
SHORT TOUR.
Secretary McCullocb, with his family,
left Washington this evening for short tour
of recreation. He will be absent about
week or ten days.
CONCERNING CLAIM AGEETs.
NEW York, August THE Tribune gives
the following list Of names of claim agents
who are prohibited from doiag business at
the OecouQ AuulbOrs 3 Outce OF Ene 1rt15ury
from July 1st 1850, which may
be of interest to soldiers who are entitled 70
he additional bounty:
Briggs & Palmer, Washington c. H, Ohio;
Bruce & Preston, Washington, D. c.; II. Fl.
West Bend, Indiana; B. P.
Couch, Providence, R. L; Colby 4 Pearsons,
Washington; Drew & Hamilton, Alfred,
Maine Eads & Haveland, Davenport, Iowa;
Foote Il James, 0gdensburgh, New York
J. ". Fish, Washington; @. X. Kingsland,
New York; W. W. Ingersoll, Nashville,
and Oxford, New York h. John
on, Rutriam, Connecticut J. T. Lovejoy,
New York; r. II. Moore, CircleVille, Ohio;
(. a. MeCool, Hagerstown, Maryland A.
'reston, Meadon, Vermont; E. &. Palmer,
hamilton, Ohio; Runyon & Avery, Chicago,
illinois; John Saples, Washington; A.
ichofield, Camp Nelson, Kentucky; Z. 6.
jmith, Lilly Eale, Indiana; Van Brandt &
armstrong, Hannibal, Missouri; John Yor-
lees, Monroe, Michigan; D. Wetmore, st.
louis, Missouri.
List of the agents prohibited from doing
business in any Of the Departments at
F. W. Fisher Co, Rutzer, Teal & Co., T.
Terthe & Co., Casper Keller, Washington;
I. 7. LoVejoy, New York; E G. Smith,
Ally Dale, Indiana c. A. Foulke, Phila-
elphia, Pennsylvania; E. Prince, Louis G.
amp, Springfield, Illinois; George Lemon,
Washington; John d. Leonard, Rochester,
IsT York.