Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12
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RELEASE OF tx SECRETARY Mallory.
NEW YoRK, March IO-Friday afternoon.
IN accordance with orders received from
Washington, S. r. Mallory, ex-Secrstary Of
the Confederate Navy, was released from
Fort Lafayette. He has been falling in
health for some time, and it is understood
that he was released in consequence of re-
presentations by physicians that prolonged
confinement would prove fatal He viii
Join his family, who have been visiting for
some time in Connecticut
BOARD OF REvIsIox.
ALBANY, March 1O.-The COMMITTEES a.
cities have instructed 1Ir. jenkins to report
his bill creating q Board of Revision for
New York city, with amendments, reducing
the commission to six to hold Office for six
years, and requiring them to report facts
to the government, and giving him power
to make removals for sufficient cause.
APPOINTMENT.
Arch Bishop spalding, of Baltimore, has
received letters from the Pope of Rome,
| appointing him Apostolic Delegate with
authority to convene a plenary council of
| all the Arch Bishops and Bishops in the
United States during the present year, and
to preside over them. This council. It is
thought, Will be assembled some time in
/ DtcEADGt Ut OENuDtI- Uluer5LOO0 That
| Bishop Spalding is to be constituted Car
dinai at NJ distant day.
/ ADVICE.
The Richmond Republic begs southerners
not to emigrate TO Brazil or TO Mexico. It
says it would be easy to understand that
| freedmen should desire TO emigrate 10 those
countries, for not only is the climate suited
for their constitution, but there are no pre-
| jadiees against their color. They have the
| right of suffrage if they possess certain
amount of property, are eligible to seats in
| the Legislature and high official positions.
1t is an odd idea certainly for white people
to leave the South from apprehension that
negroes may be admitted to political equal
ity, and go to countries where they have
that equality already, and where the emf
grating whites may find black officials
over their heads.
MORE ABOUT TIE GREAT ROBBERY.
One of the heaviest robberies ever CON-
mitted was the abstraction OF bonds from
Lords banking house this morning. It Is
thought the PerpetratOr was sneak thief
VINO waited his opportunity of steady re-
eonnOisanee, and when the coast was clesr
took possession of the bonds The
amount is believed TO reach nearly one and
half million dollars in bonds and stock
certificates S200,GO0 reward is offered.
1ueFe snOutu De uILy-uVe I-Jo
bonds of $4,000 each, from 1886 to Ills in
elusive, and from 263O to 1869 inclusive,
with some others not serial. due February
Is, 1865; twenty-five bonds of 81, 900 each,
5S,OS5 u 5S.l09; forty bonds Of S5,OeO essb,
OF various numbers; seveniy-hve bonds Of
81, ,0a0 each, loan of 1851; nine 1910 bonds of
$4,000 each, Nos. 292 to 302 inclusive;
twenty 10 40 bonds Of 5,000 each, Nos. 2Ss
TO SO4 inelusivei fifty bonds Of Oregon
war debt Of $500; sixteen United
States seven-thrty coupon bonds
of 1000 each, dated August IS, 1861; three
years; FIVE U. S. 7-3O bonds Of S., 600 each,
18th August, 1864, three years 2100 TO 2I04;
three U. s. T-30 bonds Of 81, 600 each, June
18th, 1850, three years, 1908, 1903 and 1910;
Eve L. S. 7-3O bonds of s., ,0G0 each, various
numbers, 18th August, 1864, three years;
twenty-six L. S. coupon bonds, 81 900, pay
able in 1881, various numbers; fourteen o.
s. 5-2Os, registered, 5000 each, numbers
1865 to 1888; FIVE do I0-4Os registered.
SO, 90 each. numbers II to 81; four do, 1881,
6 per cent do, $4,000 each, numbers s43 to
$40; eight do, $1,000 each, numbers 972 to
97s, inclusive; certificates of So shares War
rem railroad stock; 6l9 shares Northern Ia
diana railroad stock; 126 shares Hartford &
New Haven railroad; 1867 shares Del
aware, Lsekawanna & Western; 500 shares
Mechanics & Traders Bank; l27 shares Co
AuulDtd -ndIlub 4usuEhlCG COMPANY ~
shares Man. Fire Insurance Company;
y shares Galena & Chicago, second mort
gage bonds of $1,000 each; 20 st. Louis, Al
ton Terre Haute preferred mortgage
bonds of 81 900; 81 Chicago North western
first mortgage bonds OF $1,000 each; in
come bonds, do, $1,000; ? 10, S2eo; do,
Sl00.
WHISKY DIsTILLERs sRrZED.
Nearly thirty whisky distillers have been
seized by revenue officers yesterday and
to-day. Is is estimated that there are 10000
distilleries in this city. For the present it
Is deemed best for the interests Of the Gov
ernment to withhold the names ofthe own
ers of the suspected distilleries. Dete0sives
have been engaged for the past six weeks
investigating the frauds charged and it Is
aseertsined positively that on q very large
proportion Of the alcoholic liquors that are
ssld by distillers no duties are paid. The
distilleries seized are in different parts of
the city. 1t is reported that some Of them
are in llth, 18th, 18th and 39th streets.
The officers in the course of their tour
among the distilleries discovered many
modes by which the law is evaded. In one
instance when descent was made on one
house in seth street it was found that the
distillery was located in q soap boiling es-
tablishment. The steam arising from the
still was conveyed through the soap chan
mel to prevent suspicion After the detec-
tives entered the premises they discovered
a trap door leading to the apartment below
where large still was in operation which
was capable of manufacturing sixty gallons
at time. In another place they found
brandy being manufactured from old prin-
ters rollers for the sake of the mOlasses of u
which they are partially composed 49,,
NEW YoRk, March IO.-W. R. Griffith,
government internal revenue detective,
acting as keeper of a distillery, was foEndii
dead this morning under circumstances
which gave rise TO suspicion that be was
The internal revenue department. n
had seized the distillery. Of Sawyer on q
charge Of having eVaded the reYerRs lay,
A later account says the name Of the de- :
ceased is Cummings, and that hsiwith Mr. ~
also revenue 70thceE, were en- II
gagged in making an Inventory Of the T.
place, when he lifted up the trap
door in cover Of the vault, thin king e0na
that it led 10 the cellar stairs, and fsll IN bs
His companion, Mr.. B., ran for assistance
10 rescue him, and officer NJ. Targgst, of the -
Sanitary Company, entered the riace aEd
succeeded in -eztrieatlng Mr.. Cummings,
0ut,!ife was quite extinct. u uoif1 haali-A
U t1t1; ARRESTED. .saaass iss.i 1aa fs
Barney Bertrazn. a cattle dealer was p.
brought before Commissioners Osborne, 1ai
charged with returning To the Assessor OF
he 9th District, false and fraudulent ac-
count or statement OF his sales as cattle
broker for the year 1854 The evidence BE-
ihoWed that his first return was 500, 900,
which he stated was from memory, after
wards on the Assessor notifying him TO make 81
return from his books, he sent in the +
mount Of S2S7, 900, whereas on subsequent
invest CATION BY revenue sticers, the amount
# his sales from May Isl, 1854. % May lst, -
S65 was $374,771. 50. .s..s,...., q, .r1iles 8,
Don't Make Mr.. Jones Swear s-s
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There is an old story TO the effect that ~
n q certain Virginian, court, there was an a.i|
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