Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25
THE NEW S.

Gold closed Saturday night at l531i.
The tInee Largest incomes returned in Atlantis
for IsGS are Ses, 900, SIl, Sos, and s7,22O. u
Roberts has returned to New York from Wash
inston.
secretory Stanton has been confined to his house
by sickness for several days. ..-..
Rev. Jas. H. Keunard, the Oldest Baptist clergy
msn of Philsde'pbia, died in that city yesterday.
EProf. AgasziE aud lady, having completed ihe
exploration of the Amazon, have arrived at Rio
Janerio.
John Stuart Mill has presented petition in the
House Of Commons in favor of extending suffrage
to- women who are househoIders.
One Crothy, Fenian from St. Louis, was ar
rested near Cornwall, Canada, the other day, in
the full uniform Of Colonel of the L. S army
He is in jail in Cornwall.
A dispatch from Louisville, KY, states that the
thieves and guerriIas about Bowling Green are on
TO capture some Of them. rr
On Saturday both Houses of Congress passed res
olutions Of respect 10 the memory of Mr.. Humph-
rey of New York, HstsRsd to the customary euIo-
giles and adjourned.
Our Washington special dispatches gives state
ment + the amount Or rnoney due the govern-
ment by the principal postmasters Of Virginia at
the time Of the breaking ont Ct the rebellion.
-Maximilian has Issued an order or proclamation
announcing, as near as can be judged, that the
Austrian Belgian troops in his employ are to form
a divi1on with the French troops.
The wal on the dogs has commenced in New
York Twelve hundred metropolitan :" monsreI
whelps and curs OF low degree" were last week
sent howliugout Of the world. n h.' g
The widow Of Gen Itarbide, nsw a resident Of
Philadelphia, has received assurances from Napo-
lean that her child the legitimate heir to the Mex
lean throne, shall be returned to her by MaXimil-
ian, who has l'm IN his keeping 10 ECNA
Fenanism gave a spasmodic kick in the neigh
borhood of Pigeon Hin Friday evening 4 dis
patch to the New Yoak Herald rays sklrmi4h
took place between a Feniau reconnoitering party
and a British outpost. No lives lost. Probably
canard. ..e .----..tH 20 ...-.. .-.r.
The steamship Germsnia has arrived with Euro
pean dates 10 she 2tII iust.l There had been Nc
hghtins ID Germany up to.tliat time. The Prus-
slams advanced into Hostein 10 Altoona, and assum-
ID the gosernmeut of ihe Duchy The AHstrians,
acknowledging thCmselves Too weak to make any
resistance evacuated Tiolstelu entirely. The I'm
peTOr Of Austria had started for the headquarters
Of his army in The aorth ]Francs reiterates her
intention of maintaining an attentive neutral
ity'' No allusion is made to the late Fenian raids
on Canada, in the news from England.
Commencement exercises at tbs Meaivlle Thro-
lgical school took place in that city the 18th.
There were only three graduates, two from Massa-
obuseats and.one from New York. Rev, Robert
chicago detivereIsihe parting Addresr
to ne students THis school has been in existence
about ten years. and was founded by the Unitarian
and Christian denominations Tuition is frc, to
ALL and TO such students need it SloO year is
granted. The srhool has now twenty two ;mbers
= faculty Of nine professors aud one tutor. Rev.
A. A. LivcrmoTe is President Of ths Board Of In