Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
THE NE w S
ON closed last nigbt At IsII.

K ton, was burned few days ago in the Up
per Missouri. Noliyes lost.
TEE House has rejected the auiendmen
to the tax bill prohibiting the publication
of the list of incomes.
scovILL, of New Jersey, is announced a
a candidate for Congress, without opposi
ton.
Tax Brooklyn city government has beer
petitiOned to stop the street cars from run,
ming on Sunday.
TIE steamer Scotland, from Liverpool the
18th, arrived at New York yesterday with
1854 passengers.
TEE House yesterday completed its laborS
on the Tax Bill, and as amended it passed,
yeas Ill; nays IL.
The usual statement of Government re-
ceipts and expenditures for the quarter
ending March Slst 1866, will be found in
our special dispatches.
OSE James Hughes, bounty broker, was
before the o. S. Commissioner of New
York yesterday, on ffty-One charges. In
default of s5e,e0O bail he was committed.
THREE emigrant children died in Detroit,
Saturday, from disease supposed to be
Asiatic cholera. They had just arrived in
the city, over the Great Western Railway.
FouR hundred emigrants from Prussia
arrived in Detroit on tho 9th. They were
on their way TO St, Clair county, Michigan,
and Milwaukee.
Az ex Colonel of the sth illinois infantry,
and Brevet- -Brigadier, has enlisted in the
Regular Army in New Orleans. He was
made First Sergeant of his company.
Our specials furnish the foreign news
brought by the City of Boston, but in the
main it is merely repetition of previous
reports.
Tax commission of General Sickles as
Minister to Hague, was sent to him on
Saturday. He has not yet signifed his
acceptance.
As explosion Of nitrO-glycerine occurred
at Sidney, Australia, on the 4th of March.
A large storebouse was destroyed and con-
siderable dust raised, but no mention is
made of loss of life.
A NEW police regulation has gone into
force at Chicago. Ali persons found loafing
in the streets, who can give no reputable
account Of themselves, are arrested and |
lodged in the ststion-houses.
VIZ. Mccormick, who stabbed Pollard, |
the tailor, Saturday night in New York,
has been apprehended. He says he killed |
Pollard in a quarrel which grew out Of |
some slsnder against the prisoners wife.
SENATOR Stewart has another plan of re-
construction, which he hopes will super
ccde the "5d section, the essence Of which
is given in telegram.
TIE Republican Senators held another
caucus yesterday to arrange for a concert
of action in regard to the Constitutional
amendment, but nothing wss accomplished.
They were to meet again last night
No Cabinet changes have taken place,
rumors to the contrary notwithstanding,
unless Mr.. Harlan has rendered his resig-
nation as Secretary Of the Interior, which
would be accepted.
HEAVY rains occurred in California dur
ing the whole of last week, and much ap-
preheasion was felt for the wheat crop, as
it is thought the excessive moisture will
produce rust.
The Roman Catholic Church in Skanes-
teles, onondaga county, n. Y, was burned
on Wednesday evening last. Among the
articles Of furniture destroyed we're two
Madonnas and several other cngrayings.
MEssRs. o'Connor and Shea, JEFF. Davis
counsel, returned to New York yesterday
from Fortress Monroe. They found their
client in good health, in the possession OF
his keenest faculties, and alive to the i'm
portance and engrossing nature of the is
sues involved in his expected trial"
A TORNADO swept over Honesdale, Pa,
Sunday night, lifting an immense covered
bridge spanning the Lackawanna bodily
and dropping it into the river. Houses and
barns were demolished, and a boy, who
has Just crossed the bridge, was carried so
feet up the river.
The President has nominated VIM. Fax
on, now Chief Clerk in the Navy Depart
nent, to be Assistant Secretary of the Navy
in place of Capt Fox, resigned; while the
after has been nominated as the additional
of the Navy for six months, un-
der law recently enacted.
Mr.. STEVENS introduced a bill in the
House yesterday 10 enable the States lately
IN rebellion to regain their privileges in the
Union, the provisions of which viii be found
in the Congressional proceedings. It was
read twice and referred to the Committee of :
Fifteen.