Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-06
The NEW s.


Cold closed in New York on Esturdsy night al
l471k.
A-veiu of pure white msrblo has been discovered
at Buffalo, Iowa. s
The international Hotel in New York-Taylor's
sold for s45oOOo.
-Four conricts escaped from Sing Sing Peniten-
tiary Saturday.
The cabio brings news OF the death Of Mazzini,
the Italian patriot.
Twenty five cases of cholera and ten deaths in
\ New lrk yesterday
Mr.. Field fAyors the press with dispatches from
London Saturday night.
The Nebraska wheat crop is the heaviest known
in the history OF the Territory.
The monthly statement of the Public Debt is
given in our dispatches from Washington.
A cotton mill in Cincinnati was damaged by fire
on Saturday 70 the extent Of $4,000.
John Rutherford, formerly a Lieutenant Cover
nor OF Virginia, died in Richmond Friday night at
an advanced age.
was murdered by highway robbers in jackson par
ish FridAy.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
eided that Savings Banks liable to be taxed the
same as banks Of issue.
Twelve messages were filed in New York on Sat
urdsy for transmission to Europe over the cable,
for which 81 JOS was paid in gold.
III e Fenian Senate, which has been 10 session in
indianapolis passed resolutions oondemniug Pres
ident johnson and indorsing Congress.
In New York and Brooklyn on Saturday there
were 60 cases of cholera aud 20 deaths. The total
number Of deaths in New York for the week were
799.
A large establishment in Albany, just fitted up
with new mschiney for the manufacture Of knit
jackets, was destroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss
$4,000.
AchOios lot of new amber wheat was received in
New York Saturday from North Carolina, the rst
in over five years from that quarter. 1t sold for
81, IS per bushel.
Th' Columbus GAL Inquirer says negro in
that vicinity was recently skinned alive, dying in
haK an hour thereafter, for perpetrating a rape |
upon a white woman.
Benjamin Tggleston and Rutherford b. Hayes,
of the lst and ID Congressional District, Cincin-
natl were on Saturday renominated as the Union |
for Congress.
The number Of passengers carried ever the Indi-
annapolis street Iilways during the month of July |
was scyenty-fve thousand, and the cash receipts
were about nine Thousand dollars.
Most Of the daily papers 10 New York complain
If the excessive tariff of charges for dispatches
'Eer I'll cable, and call for reform. Tbs same
nay ssaid of the entire press of the country.
The Moymensing Hall, in Philadelphia, used by
he 'SoTernment az a hospital during the war, and
att-ly taken possession OF by the Board OF Health
or cholera purposes, was fired by an incendiary
Aturday and partially consumed.
The latest European dates we have by steamer is
up to July 27th-the day before the first dispatch
came through the cable. The Moravisn's news
y i'll be found in ths telegraphc colums, among the
dispatches received Saturday night. II has been
partly anticipated BY kilograms through the cablo.
We have at last something definite over the
able about the terms of peace between the con-
isndiag Pewers in Europe. See the disp atches to
he New York Herald, dated London, August Sd,
received in New York, August 9th yesterday.
We received dispatch last night from New Or
cans which read as follows: cdr. Ostoe and Rev.
Mr.. Horton, officiating ministers at late conven-
ion aud this evening" which We interpret Dr..
Oostie and Rev. Mr.. Horton did this evening"
At a Democratic mseting held in Louisville, KY,
saturday night, addressed by Yallandigham, Pugh
md others Of that ilk, mention of the names of
Lee and johnson ELECTED great applause, while
hose Of Grant and Sherman we're received with
Kisses.
TIE Nova Scotia telegraph line has been repair
d, and dispatches from Heats Content are being
transmitted over it New York. We have the
London and Liyerpool markets nm to last Friday |
.fternoon-receiyed in New York Saturday and in
JleVeland Saturday night.
On last Thursday afternoon Mr.. Field telegraph
d Sir Alex Milne, Lord of the Admiralty, London,
skiing permission for the English ship 'Terriale,"
low at Heort's Content, to accompany the 'Mel-
Vss in laying the cable asross the Gulf of St.
lawrence. Friday morning Sir Milne telegraphed
'aek the desired permission.
The burglar who stole large amount of money
md vHluabes from the Globe Horse at Bellair last
week was arrested at Wheeling. Instead Of man,
IS the dress indicated. the prisoner turned cut 70
's a young woman named Malinda Goldsboroush, |
notorious female burglar who has been before the
Our!s frequently during the past two years. Upon
Ter person was found the check for S6OOo, two of
he watches, and q small sum of money. II
Tho Presidents commission to VIM F. johnson
( Pittsburgh, as Collector of the port of Phila-
slphia msoarried in the mail and fell into the
lands Of Radical Republican in the Quaker City
t the same hsme who thought the Opportunity
90 good to let slip without i'm proyemsBt and ac-
ordingly published sarcastic letter in the Phil
delphia Press Saturday, spurning the nomination t
nd bearing heavily on the President and his {
Olicy.