Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04

THE q z W S.

Gdla closed in New York last night at 1ss.
The grain crops of Colorado havebeen harvested
The wheat crop is good, and other crops are fair
In Philadelphia yesterday there were six new
cases of cholera sRd four deaths.
General schenck has been renOminated fo- Con-
gress by aeclamatien by the Union Convention Of
the Sd Ohio District.
The total receipts of internal revenue in Chicago
FIR the year ending June 80, 1856, were s6,sls, ,6sl
There still remains to be collected only $50.
The rebels OF Alabama aud Georgia held cOnven-
t ons yesterday and appointed delegates to Phiis-
d,iphia.
s.Ths American Dental Association closed its ses-
sion IN Bostoa yesterday Ths next annual meet
| Ing viii be held in Cincinnati.
oas hundred dogs per day for the last six weeks
have been drowned by the pound-keePer in New
York. -f
he'steamer Star of the South, with $50 refrac-
tory recruits for the regular army. put into Fort
rsss Monroe yesterday to procure arms for the
guard in erder to enforce obedience
The Union STATE Comm. ittee OF New York have
called the Union State Convention to meet at Syra-
cuss ou the 5tr Of September to, nominate eandi-
datesfor State Offices
The base ball match between Louisville and
Nashville, for the championship of Tennessee and
Kentucky, was played Tuesday last, and
easily won by Louisville
Attorney General Stanberry has given the opin
ion that nominations rejected by the Senate can be
I,gally made by tLs President during the recess Of
O1ngress.
Complimentary telegrams have passed through
the Cable betEesn the Queen and the Canadian
Government. The message to the Queen took only
eleven minutes from Hand to LoEdOn.
Gen. sheridsn teIegraphs to Gen Grant that the
New Orleans riot was the result of plot, con'oct-
ed 10y the rebels weeks ago. to murder the leading
Unon men, and but the commencement of the
rebel plan to kill off all the Unionists of the State
Gen. Santa Auna was yesterday arrested in New
York, and held to bail in ths sum of $4,000, on
the complaint Of Mr.. Montgomery, who charge
him with acting maliciously in having him Mont
gomesy) arrested.
telegram from St. Louis states that the In
dians in Idahs are becoming troublesome. fight
took place on the Ist Of July at Zonder Creek, in
which one soldier and thirty In1ians were killed.
Lieutenant Jennings, with forty men, were sur
rounded by 800 Indians aud at the latest ltes was
cutting his way through.
Wednesday last there was a meeting Of the rebel
Democracy I'm Frank fort, Kentucky. Vallandig-
ham, who is in high favor among the late Confcd-
crate warriors, was the lion Of the occasion, and
made the leading speech. Tho attendance num-
b,red about two thousand. Cheer after cheer was
given for JET Davis aad John Morgan.
Private teIeyrams received in Washington from
prominent Unionists in New Orleans, including
one from Federal Major General, say that the
swspapers have not told half the atrocities which
were committed during the riot in that city. In
the su5urbg, and away from the police and military
who were congregated in the central part Of the
city, the negroes were butChorel msrcilessly by
the mob.
General James a. Wilcox, Commanding the Dis !
trict Of Ohio has been relieved from further dnty
and will be mustered out Of the United States SER
wee, r the reason that thera is no longer any
need OF his services The discharge is to take effect
on the 10th inst. Clptain George NJ. McGowen, Of
the regular army, Will ca ID him as the chief
mastering and disbursing efioer for this state.