Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18
MONDAY, JUNE IS, 1866.
NE N e w S .

Gold closed Saturday night at 1855 after selling
stIso.
Gen. Lewis Cass died in Detroit yesterday. aged
si Sesrs.
NJ. F. Maury, of the rebel navy, was presented
5000 guness, sI5,oO0 by his English friends at
banquet given him in London.
The President has psrdoued Wade Keys. Of
Montgomery, Ala, late rebel Assistant Secretary
of War
Ths larger part of the village ef CarysriIe, Gen
esee county, y. Y, was destroyed by ire Friday
night.
The committee appointed in the House to report
upon the Rssseau-Griunell affair had a meeting
Saturday morning, and adjourned for week.
Hon. james Humphreys, an eS member Of Con-
gress from the Sd psttIot Of New York, died in
Brook1y.,' N Saturday.
The motser Of Senator Sumner died in Boston
last saturday, aged 81 ytars.
The COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs, for FORMS
sake, on Saturday considered the proposition to
repeal the neutrality law, and received some very
sensible advice from the Attorney General. The
Committee will Of course report against the re-
peal.
Judge Hil, OF the Z. E. Dist!ie, Court Of Ala
bams has decided that the test cath is uuconstitu-
tiouaI.
Col. seaton, tbs veteran editor Of the NqtioHol
InsHige'oe5, aied in Washington on Saturday, aged
81 years
Rsherts, the FeniRn, is in Washington en- busi-
sess connected with the Brotherhood.
Irnmigrativn to Colorado Territory this spring is
heavier than ever, large trains OF farmers and
laboIers arriving at Denver daily. The crops and
mining prospects are raid TO he very favorable
The EI venth Ohio Cavalry left Fort Laramie
on the 10th Cor Fort Leayenworth for muster ont
Of service
Gen. Meade has been hcuizcd by the Buffalo
niaus They had him witt tbs Board Of Trade
rooms Saturday, and in the evening gave him a
handsome seTensde.
The sandusky Regi-tsr speaks OF James stephens
as Dead Center Stephens
New Tomatoes made their appearance in the
Cincinnati market On Thursday.
In a case where the holder ct certain United
States bonds had cat of the coupons, and the
bonds, he alleges were subsequently stolen, the
Treasury Department has decided that the inter
est coupons can be collected as they mature, hut
bonds can not be issued to replace those lost
Its expected that by the end Of this month the
work Of eHhuming ths remsins Of Union soldiers
buried near Washington, will be completed. They
are TO be re-iuterred in Arlington Cemetery.
Two children, Lizzie and Thomas Huv kins, Of
Louisville, were poisoned and the boy died, by
the mistaken ADMINISTRATION OF morphine. They
we're the children Of Major Hawkins, Of the rebel
army.
It's announced in the Iatest news from England
that Psto Belts would resume business il a few
days.
Watson, the burglar who killed Capt. Menter in
Newport, Ky, a fortnight ago has teen sentenced
to be hung Aug. 18th.
The commencement exercises at HilIsdals Col
lege Mich took place On the 18th. Nineteen
pupils graduated, among whom We obeerve the
names Of the following young ladies ard gentle
men from this state: Miss NJ. T. Myres, OF West
Unity Miss 4. A. Green, Of Cherry Valley Miss
Ell.n smith, Of Orwell Messrs. l.. L. Chase, of
Rutland and W. W. Wallace, Of Bellevue The
essays and orations delivered by the graduates,
are highly praised by the repoI tiers Of the Detroit
papers.
DR.. Harris, Of the New York Health Commits
.
CITY fnot including quarantine) from the leth Of
April TO the 10th OF May. Special inquiries have
extended into the history Of thirty-siX localities
and families and to the history Of thirty four
deaths, twelve only OF which were from that dis
ease In conclusion he says The cholera poison
is in this city we know, and that it has thus far
struck down its victims, in accordance with the
principle that removable causes have localized 1t,
or excited it into fatal activity, We have seen
proof in the twelve cases that have occurred
Could We read mere important lesson
The object Of Gen. Grants recent visit to St.
Louis was TO attend a law suit, wherein L. 5.
Grant was plaintiff. aud J. W. White defendant.
Some years ago Captain L. S. Grant sold farm
in the Dent Settlement st. Louis county, 10 J.
W. White, on credit. White being unable 10 pay
the purchase money, gave mp the deed and took a
lease Of two years on the place. At the expiration
/ Of the two years White refused to surrender pes
session, and Gen. Grant sued him for unlawful
detsiner before Justices Court The General
has been beaten in the suit, and the case has been
| carried up.
The billiard match between John Deery and
VIM. Goldthwaite, 800 points up, for sI,Coc,
cane of at the Cooper Institute, New York, Fri
day evening", Goldthvaite winning the game by a
score Of 500 10 ,2f3. The largest run was rs.
| made by Goldthwsite, who also run l5i, 10, and
| l07. Deery's heaviest runs were ~, and III
| There were IS innings, the game commencing at
SIS P. NJ, and ending and Il A. NJ. Geldthwaite'
average was 1875. and Deery's 1873.
Gen. Sherman will arrive in Cleveland THU
morning on the revenue cutter John A Dix, from
Detroit, and proceed from here TO Cincinnati hl
the cars
| Ina souabble between students in PoughkeeP
sic, n. Y, Saturday night, young man from
| Iowa was accidentally shot dead.