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American Blockade Runners Seized
by English Authorities.
Expedition Started 10 Recover
the Cable Of 1865.
Gold Closed in New York Last Night
at 14S IA.
Associated Press Report.
News FrOml Europe
OYER THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
London Money Market.


LoNDoE, August 8.-Consels closed at S7s
for money; U. s. 5-2Os est; III. Cent IS;
Erie 43t.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, August S.-The sales to-day
have been 1000 bales. The market is steady
at unchanged quotations.
Continental News.
LONDON, August 9.-The latest kilograms
from the Continent to-day indicate no
change in the aspect of affairs, and the
Italian position remains unaltered
Blockade Runner Seized.
LIVERPOOL, August 9.-The officers of the
British Custom Service have seized six
blockade runners at this port on behalf of
the United States Government Ship Fair
light, Capt Rash, which saiied fIvur Hong
Kong May 90. for Shangbae, was lost in the
China Sea. No date is given.
Expedition TO Recover Ihe Lost Gable.
HEART's CONTEXT, August S.-Her Ma
iesty's ship Terrible and the steamer Albany
left on Wednesday morning, August I, and
the Great Eastern and Midway sailed at 7
O'Clock Thursday morning. All the vessels
are fully supplied with coal and provisions.
The members of the expedition are deter
mined to recover and complete the cable of
1865, if it be possible. The Great Eastern
has about 5000 tons of coal on board, and
provisions enough for six months cruise.
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The Steedman-FuIIe-tOu Report

| now tihio5s Certain lnaL the epldemlC mas
passed its worst stage, and during the re-
mainder of the season the death rate will
not be materially increased by disease.
The Steedman-FuIIe-tOn Report.
The report of the Fresdmen's Bureau
inspectors recently made by Generals Steed-
/ man and Fullerton is published. In the
course Of the report the officers state that
there was considerable difficulty in report
ing upon the settled mode of administra-
ton. among the agents. There is an entire alb
sence of system in the whole organization.
The contract system controls the labor Of
one State, " lie the labor is not controlled
IN another. The general government furn-
lshes the funds in one District. and the
taxation of planters and negroes furnish
them in another. They finally close their
report by saying the system of contracts
enforced by the bureau is simply slavery in
modified form.
Released Fenian Prisoners Arrived
from Ireland.
Gen. John H. Gleeson, Capt. Coudon, and
MAJ Comerford, have arrived from Ireland.
The two former were released by the gov
ernment on condition Of leaving at once
for America. While confined they had
correspondence with Mr.. West, .. S. Consul
at Dublin, who admitted they were Ameri-
can citizens, but stated that the Lord Lieut.
would deal with them the same as any or
binary subject.
Major Comerford comes as an envoy 10
Mr.. Stephens, and says that the numerical
strength and hopes of the Fenians in Ire
land are better now than when Stephens
left, and that the people are determined to
fght, laid or no aid from America. Their con-
idence in Stephens is unabated, and they
condemn the conduct Of the factions in
America.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

Vallandigham has been speaking at
Louisville. Here is what the Journal
says of him:
If Mr.. Vsllandighsm hadn't the impu-
dence of all the earth-devils, air-devils
water-devils and hell-devils, he wouldn't
dare to show himself as public speaker
in loyal communities, after it had been
proved that he urged the Confederate au-
thorities at Richmond not to give up but
20 fight on, assuring them that, if they
would do so, they might rely upon a com
plete triumph over the United States
The accursed traitor, instead of dangling
after reOel notorieties, should have dang
led in the air.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

To approximate the production of the
farming district adjacent to this port, ac-
count must be made of the large amounts
of grain fed to the thousands Of hogs and
beef cattle annually shipped to Chicago
packers, of the thousand bushels daily
consumed at the starch factory, and Of
the very large amounts ground up at the
half dozen mills and shipped as -four.
The grand total would hardly fall short
of five or six millions of bushels. It will
be noticed by the table above that almost
the entire wheat crop is now ground up,
instead of being shipped in bulk as for
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
oTHER MATTERS.

The feature of this place which first
strikes an Eastern man, is the prevalence
of Irish names in influential connections.
Storekeepers, mechanics, millers, lawyers,
bankers-sll of unquestionably Celtic ex-
traetion-and persuasion too. The most
pretentious residence of the city, still IN
finished but already costing S65, 900, Is to
be the house of plain Erinlander, who
set the feet of common emigrant upon
our shores not long ago, and has earned
and made his money by simple industry
and business tact legitimately employed,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
Extraordinary Enthusiasm,

The enthusiasm in Columbus over the
johnson Convention of the 7th, was i'm
mense. The State Journal says:
"At an early hour Tuesday morning, tho
city was profusely decorated with two
flags, in honor os the Great Occasion"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Ii, 1865.

S. NJ. PETTESeILL { Co., Newspaper Ad-
versising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in the United States
and CansdaS. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rties that we
charge ct this Office.
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Blockade Runner Seized.
LATEST.

Truce Between Italy aud Austria Ex-
tended.
LONDON, August 9.-EyeniDg. truce
between Italy and Austria has been extend
ed ten days.
London Money Market.
Consols S94 for money; 5-2Os 6Ss; Illinois
Central 75l; Erie 49,.
Liverpool Cotton Market
LIVERPOOL, August 9.-Sales 5000 bales.
Market dull.
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The Southern Press on the Martyred
DOstie.

DOStie.
The Mobile Tribune speaks as follows
of the murder of that true Unionist and
purest of men, the martyred Dostie, of
New Orleans:
"Another name is added to the list OF Alb
olihon martyrs. Dostie has gone the way
of John Brown, "marching along" toward q
country, compared with the climate (which,
even the heat of these dog DAYS will be con-
sidered cool. Brick Pomeroy, some time
back, drew very graphic picture of a three
handed game of cards that the souls of three
Abolition martyrs, of which jim Lane was
o=17, wore playing around "a red hot IRON ia
bic in hell, and intimated that one more was
wanted to make a four-handed game. They
are now gratiied, for Dostie viii do to take
a hand till some more important parsonage
benjamin the beast, for eXample) arrives
TO take his allotted place. The soul of little
Dostie, the barber, may then be employed
in curling the shadowy hair Of the soul of
John Brown-if John can be made TO stop
marching on" long enough TO have his hair
curled. Stme time ago D0stie was trying
to get up an excitement by declaring to
set of horror stricken Radicals, and negroes
with eyeballs popping out of their heads,
that somebody had been dogging his steps
Win intent TO SnoOt MIN with an empty
horse pistol, or bottle of ginger-pop. He
was joking about that; but alas it was no
joke this time. The poor barber, who had
generously given up the shaving OF white
men in Chicago TO come South and shave
negroes, thus ended his career in a manner
little in keeping with the inoffensive mode
of life of knight of the striped pole. Dos
tie is dead That garrulous barber tongue
Of his will wag no more. Alas poor Dos
tie.
''Take him up tendsrly,
Lift him with care
What to do with him2 This is a practical
age in which we live, and we must turn ev-
erything to account There are q great
many suffering negroes in the South, in
spite Of the Freedmen's Bureau, and the
number of plantations demanding the hoe.
Let D0stie'S skin be fortt,oiH stripped and sold
to BaraltBl, the proceeds TO g 70 the Freed
mems Bureau and negro newspapers, to be
used by them for the benefit of negroes who
have no taste for work D0stieS body 1CiH
make good soap. Let him be boiled d0l0n, pre-
paratory to being distributed ia bars to Faa-
kee "school narHgs" Delicious 10iH be the
kisses slipped By those angular females from Cd
ony checks, late lathered t0ith sICect scented
Dostie7
This paper supports Andrew johnson
and his policy.
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Some incidents of the New Orleans
Riots.

The New Orleans correspondent Of the
New York Times, the johnson organ, par
excellence, furnishes the following pleas
ant incidents in relation to the riot:
NUMBERING A DYING NEGRO.
1 saw white man draw stiletto and
strike it into the heart of a dying negro
on Common street. The blood spirited out
in great red Jets, staining the murderer 5
clothing, face and hands. He got up and
displayed the CORY marks as though they
were proud emblems of a praiseworthy
deed. These, and other incidents which
I saw, suffice to show you how the freed
men were treated in q majority of cases.
THIRST FOR BLOOD.
The fendish thirst for blood which SEEM
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

Moth and FreckIes.-Lsdies afflicted with
Discoloratioas on the Face, called moth patches
freckIes, should use PERRT'S Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. It is infaIlible. Pre-
pared by DR.. B. @. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40
Bond street, NJ Y. Sold BY all druggists in Cleve-
land, and elsewhere. Price 81. mayI7-S40
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General News.
ConcInsion or Court MartIaI TrinI


RALEIGH, n. c., August 1O.-The court
martial which has been engaged here for
six weeks trying army officers of the Freed
mems Bureau in North Carolina, on charges
raised by Generals Steedman and Fullerton,
to-day concluded the last case on the list.
The evidence in six trials which have taken
place has been of the highest Importance as
exhibiting minutely tho working of the
Bureau. All classes Of witnesses having
been examined, the forthcoming trial OF
Messrs. Fitz and BOyden and other civilians,
agents of the Bureau, before a military
commission, will more fully exhibit the
offenses alleged against them by Generals
Steedman and Fullerton.
Accommodations at the Philadelphia
Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, August I0.-AlthOugh the
National Convention will assemble on Tues
day it will probably adjourn over until the
following day, after short session, as the
wigwsm will not be completed until then.
When the wigwam is finished it will be the
largest structure ever erected in the United
States for political purpose. Seats have
been provided for I3O journalists in front of
the speakers stand. The Press Club of this
city have rendered the use of their rooms
to reporters and correspondents of the press
arriving from abroad.
Ample provision has been made for tele-
graphic communication for journalists
direct from the wigwam.
The Pennsylvania Delegation.
The National Union State Central Com
mIttee of this State have agreed upan a full
list of delegates to the National Union Con-
vention. The following are the delegates
at large: Hon. Edgar Cowan, J. r. Flani-
gan, Com. J. Johnston and Hon. W. H.
Tracy. The list of district delegates in
cludes many prominent gentlemen Of the
State.
ExcursiOn Tickets.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company viii
sell excursion tickets to all persons desiring
to visit this city to attend the National
Union Convention.
Arrangements for Laying the Corner
Stone of the Douglas Monument.
CHICAGO, August I0.-The committee Of
arrangements for the laying the corner
stone of the Douglas monument announce
that the ceremonies will take place on
Thursday, September 9th. Secretary VIM.
II. Seward has telegraphed that the Presi-
dent and Cabinet will be present Many
other distinguished persons are expected.
The Grafton will be delivered by Major
General Dix
Cholera in New OrIeans-SteambOat
Burned.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1O.-The cholera
deaths from six o'clock yesterday morning
to six o'clock this exening number twenty
four.
The steamers Adams and Saratoga were
burned last night. Loss s5O,OOO-haf in
sured.
Radical Nomination.
ST. LOUIS, August 10.-Albert Jackson
was nominated for Congress by the Radicals
of the Third (NoelPs) District.
Twenty-One Cases of Cholera.
Twenty-one cases of cholera are reported
for the twenty four hours ending at noon
| fnnr of which were fatal.
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Massachusetts johnson Convention.
2 I L--l.a------ >

10 tie EdttoF 0T the CteUetafid Ledder
Let no mans heart tremble in view of
the late Convention in Boston. Massa-
chusetts is q small state, densely popu-
lated, and large Convention can be got
up at any time.
Those who figured in it have been laid
on the shelf ever since 1913, and some for
longer period.
Sultonstoll, the president is an aristo-
crat, fossil of the Wing party, and has
been on the wrong side of every reform
question for twenty-five years.
Abott, Hilliard, and so on to the end,
are the very men who figured to defeat
Sumner and Governor Andrews at the
last election of these noble men 70 their
respective posts. Abbott, always Dem
ocrat except in As, when he voted for
Van Buren, has longed and sighed for a
seat in Congress for many years.
1t must be refreshing to these men to
come above ground once in while Let
them enjoy it, they will disappear again
after election. MASSACHUSETTS.
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CUYAHOGA COUNTY VNI6N CON-
VENfION.
CUEAHoeA COUSrI UNIos CFSTRAL0
CONNITrEE ROOks,
CLEyELAND August LIST, 1856.
ahoe-a 0orn4- I-,sr.- Eo,-a,ss,- g.

Ihe CuysbogA Oounty Union Convention, for
the nom nation Of
Judge Of Court ef Common Tleas,
Probate Judge,
Clerk Of Court OF Common Pless,
] Sheriff
County Auditor
County Commissioner,
l Surveyor,
viii be hell in this city, at CARROTS Hall, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of AUGUST, st 10 O'Clock
l. a. ms basis Of representation will be six del
e5Ates from each Township and six from each
War in the City Of Gle FelAnd
The several Townships and Wards are rsqnested
to hold their Primary Meetiags for the appoint
meut OF delega IS on Thursday, August 10th, OF
their usual time AID place
THos. JONES, JR., Chairman.
c. S. HOBBS, SECRETARY. aEg2:S40
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From New York.
ChoIara in New York snbsidIng.

NEW YoKK, August 1O.-The reports in
relation to cholera in this city and at the
Institutions continue very favorable. 1t IS
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STATE NEWS.

DEATH OF A FORMER MEMBER OF THE
LEeIsLATURE.-Dr. William Hendrew,
formerly member of the Ohio Legisla-
ture from Delaware county, was recently
killed at Batesville, Arkansas, by the fall
of a horse.
a MONUMENT oTTHE PAsT.-The Gin
cinnati Union states that the brick house,
wherein General st. Clair resided while
acting as Territorial Governor of the en-
tire territory Northwest of the river Ohio,
including the Rocky Mountains, is still
standing in that city Its location is in
the rear of the Methodist Book Concern.
Older than the State, if that old house
could speak, what tales of old times it
would tell The Union suggests that the
old house be purchased and presented to
the Pioneer Association.
SANDUsKY COUNTY STATIsTICs.-THe
Register from the County Auditors Report
for l865-'66 we gather the following sta
tistics
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The figures in regard to grapes are
thought entirely too small.
THE Proud BIRD."-On Saturday
last, in Sandusky, pet eagle escaped from
his cage and scared away into the heavens.
After distant flight upward and various
evolutions in mid-air, he suddenly swoop-
ed down, as if for prey, and p2rched him
self on the steeple of the Presbyterian
church, at which place he quietly sat dur
ing Saturday and Sunday watching the
passers by beneath and the little teasing
birds lowering above and near him.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

found to have been broken in two places by
the anchors Of fishing vessels. It was spliced
at distance of 13 miles from the shore. but
the night coming on very dark, with high
gale, accompanied by rain and a heavy sea,
they were obliged to cut the cabIe,under the
Cape north, where it was safely buoyed in
80 tathoms of water Mr.. Mackay states
that we shall await fine day to land the
shore end. The cable tests well, and there
is not the least defect in it. New York will
soon be in satisfactory telegraphic oommu-
nicatiOn with London.
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Spec1alDISDatcsAeS.

Received Up TO 3 O'CLOCK, a. n.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

DISSEMINATION CANES-The finest
i assortment Of Gold and Silver Head Canes in
th1 city. q. C0WBkS'
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VOL. XX---NO. 1873.

now almost certain that the epidemic has
passed its worst stage, and during the re-
mainder of the season the death rate will
not be matariallv increasad by disaasa
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Ogdensburgh, Ospe Vincent 3 OsKego.

OgdensbHrgh, Cape Vincent d OsWegO.
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, DETROIT, MIL
WAUKEE AND CHICAGO,
Touching at intermediate Ports.
Connecting at ogdensburgh with the Railroads for
Boston, Portland, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua,
Aeene, Manchester, Concord, Worcester,
Fitohburgh, Bellows Falls, Rutiand,
Burlington, &C., &C.
At Cape Vincent with the Railroad for New York.
At OFwego with Line of frst Glass Canal Boats
for Albany, Troy and New york-and with
the Bail Road and Canal Lines ct all
Western Pcrts-
Steamers leave Cleveland for
TOLEDO DAILY; for DETROIT, MILWAUKEE
and CHICAGO, every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, and Tri-Weekly
for OSWEGO, CAPE VINCENT and
OGDEEsBURGH.
50 Through Freight subject to but one
fraHsbipment.
AGENTS.
J. ATEEs, Nc. Astor JOHE Hooking, Eo.7
q. HIGBEE, House, MY. Stste-st. Boston.
Q. BREED, T4Pearl st. NY. GEO A EDDY, Og
CHARLES ALIIsOS, o5We- dsnsburgh, n. z.
go, ". Y. A. =. SaITH, Cape Vim
WALKKE, HAYES & Co., cent, NY.
Toledo, Ohio. n. J. RODIEB, Detroit
D. J. HALE, Milwaukee. N J. HOWE, Chicago.
FRENCH, CHILDS d &C.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Z. E. MoD0LE, Passenger Agent, Cleveland.
Ohio nsr22:R13
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EshIeman's Patent Neck Tie Heider.
This convenient article, for the gentlemsn's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by US. 1t
is simple labor-saving oontriysnce by which
several different ties csa be msde. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
funeII.RI3. Il Monument Square.
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A Berlin dispatch of July q, reports
Peace will probably be concluded very
shortly. The future position Of those
Princes who have been forced by recent
events to quit their dominiops must be re-
served for special arrangement between
them and the King Of Prussia, and for the
approval of a German Parliament, as the
countries occupied by the Prussians cannot
all be treated alike. The mediatory efforts
of the Grand Duke of Baden in relation to
Southern Germany, will probably meet
with a speedy and favorable result.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

Attempted Assassination of Gov.
Curtin and Gen. Geary.
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, of the most tasty style, manufactured
at I95 Ontario street, HurIbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. A. n. PIPER,
msysRI5 Mechanical Jobber.
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AGALLANT CORPORAL.

Just PubIisaed-A pamphlet containing
mach valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, Obsrlin, 0. jy2s
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NEw YoRE, August 10.-A Plensry Coun-
ell of the Roman Catholic Church through
out the United States is to be held at Balti-
more on the 7th of October,
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Ehe Tartar's in the Gap says By
ron, and the Tartar Of a different kHd is very apt
to get into every gap between the teeth. Guard
against its progress by using the Preservative and
Disinfeotant, SO1JD0ST, or you may soon have
as many gaps as teeth in she dental ranks all
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spll1:R11

The American Cooking stOye-Is man
ufacturei with certain improvements secured by
letters patent, under date Of May 5, 1868, and De-
cember 5. 1865. One of these improvements cover
Encouragement Of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth Of Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes
IS i. passes down from the CRATE All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing, vending or using
other Stoves made in IMITATION of the AMERICAN,
as suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and all persons manufacturS {, sell
ling OF using said INVITATIONS, wiz be LID; lie for
damages for infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD CO.,
Il and 10 GresR-st., Albany, N. Y.
The AsERIcAN is for sale by
J. NJ. BAILEY B CO.,
iune9:372-e.o.d Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE PHILADELPHIA WI8WAN
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LONDON, August 8.-Consels closed at s7s
for money; U. S. 5-2Os est; III. Cent rs;
Erie 43t.
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LATEST NEWS
BY THE WESTERN UNION LINE.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
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News by Atlantic Telegraph

Truce Between Austria and Italy
Extended Ten Days.
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RALEIGH, Aug. lO.-The State Conven-
ton met here to day. W. A. Graham, Geo.
Howard, R. C. Purger and Gssrge Davis
were chosen delegates 20 the Philadelphia
Convention. The question of alternates is
being debated.
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TRANSPORTATION.

1866. 4.E2fN 1866.
-
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.,
or OHIO,
VIII during the present season run their well
known and popular Line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
REGULARLY BETWEEN
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A special to the Evening Post says Gen
Stoneman will leave Washington immedi
ately to assume command in New Orleans
in place Of Gen. Baird.