Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-07
MONDAY, MAY I, 1866.
THE NE w S =.
Coin closed Saturday night at l2f8.

THE NE w s.
GoLD closed Saturday night at 1879.
IT is reported that tho President said b
should veto the Colorado bill.
TIE banking house of Maury Co, o
Washington, suspended pay ment Saturday
; / THE Canadian Parliament viii meet JUNE
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PnEcAurIoSs are being taken against the
cholera in English ports.
The attitude of Austria towards Italy is
still menacing.
The receipts from Internal Revenue for
the last week amounted to ss,SO6,575.
A PETITION has been sent to Congress ask
ing for q general insurance law.
HoS. Ask. RIEss has been appointed
Judge of the Virginia Supreme Court Of
Appeals, vice Thompson deceased.
i MosEs wAKD, father of Gov. Ward, of N.
j., died suddenly at his home in Newark
Saturday morning, aged 70 years. seq
TUE London Star calls for the dissolution
Of Parliament and an appeal to the country
in case Of defeat.
II is reported that Prussia has assented
to the Austrian proposal for mutual dis
armament
TIE wife of Thomas Carlyle died sudden
ly while taking a carriage ride in Hyde
Park. z. .5sg 8
The Governments is loser TO The amount
of $4,000 by the failure of the Merchants
Bank. .....--- t
JEFF. DAVIS has written graceful letter
Of acknowledgement to some ladies of North
Carolina who recently sent him check to
be forwarded to Mrs. Davis.
TIE Q. s. war steamer Kearsarge is at
Lisbon in strict quarantine. Nineteen of
the crew were attacked with fever and four
teen died. ~ tet.
THE New York correspondent of the Lon
don Times predicts that the Government
will attend to the Feniansi if they give cause
for interference. -
oS the 25th the House Of Commons passed
a bill sboIishing the declaration of CON
formity to Church liturgy by Fellows of
colleges, by 2Os against 1856. 7tEsl
A CHURCH in Henry County, Indiana, was
burned on Wednesday night last, because
cOlored clergyman had preached there on
the invitation of the congregation.
on the Ist inst the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund paid .sIlI,OOO of the princi-
pal Of the State debt, and they propose to
redeem nearly $25O.eOe more on the lst Of
July next
In China the Imperial army gained
victory over force of $4,000 rebels, killing
aud capturing the whole force after con-
fict Of two days & = =.
APuBElc meeting was held in Londan on
the 24th to inaugursse the National Freed
mems Aid Union of Great Britain. The
Duke of Argyle presided. Bright and
Hughes were present. MS Aa
THE steamer Chameleon, late rebel cruis-
er Tsllapsco, is to be delivered up to the U.
s government by authority of the English
Court of Admiralty.
THE special correspondent of the New
York Herald writes. that Chief Justice
Chase had lengthy interview with the
President on Saturday. r
RUHOR says that a negotiation has been
going on with the Mexican Minister by
which the eastern peninsula Of Lower Cali
fornis is to be ceded to American capitalists
Mas. jEFF. DAVIS makes her home at the
residence Of the Post Surgeon of Fortress
Monroe. She had an interview with her
husband Friday morning in the presence of
an officer. It is said she is in constant re-
ceipt of large numbers of advisory letters.
THE destruction by fire of the stables,
horses, mules, cars, etc, of one of the St.
Louis Street Railroads, also of six business
houses in St, Joseph, Mo-, is noted in the
dispatches.
: Ma, IscERsOIL., (UniOn), Of Illinois made
a scatching speech on the Presidents policy,
in the House Saturday. He said the loyal
American people were capable of suffering
great deal, but it was too much for them
TO be afflicted with rindsrpest, trichins,
cholera and Andrew johnson all in one
year! y
THERE was fears that the reform bill would
be defeated on account of the unssating of
several members who owed their election
10 bribery In case Of its defeatthe minis
try will resign. ..,
HARRISON Il. DoDD, the noted Indiana
traitor, who broke jail and ran away to
Canada, to escape halter, was in Toledo
on Friday. The release of Bowles, Milli
gan and Hersey has embOldened him to re-
turn. g
HEAD CESTRE o'Mahoney publishes
card explaining his recent failure by de-
claring that undue and premature PVblicity
was given to his plans. He hopes for the
renewal of activity on the arrival of steph-
ems.
1t is rumorsd that the Herald viii make
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