Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03
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. aItis said 10 be Clearly understood hetRsen
the allied powers that a monarchy E1n be
the result Of the present invasion Of Mexico,
notwithstanding the assurances 9ivsn the
United States that they did not SEEK any po-
hticsl object It is believed they Wll say
the monarchy will be established by the fres
will of the Mexican people, Just as tie en-
pira vas established in France. --9-2iia
The War Department. refuss 70 transmit
any battles to Southern States. ad
Reports received irom all military Depart
ments the past week represent the eonditicn
of troops as very good, and having q patri-
otic desire for action.
Mai. Gen. Hitchcock declines his aproint-
ment on the ground that ii health viii not
permit him to perform the duties Of the
General Lander died to-day at Paw paw,
Western Virginia, from debilinting efeets
sf wound he received ct Edwards Ferry.
A dispatch vas to-day recei Sed ron Com.
FOote saying that Lieut. Phelps, sent tc Co
lambls with flag Of trucs, has returned,
and reports Columbus evae1atsd. Hs Eaw
rebels burning their winter quarters and Re-
moving heavy guns on the bluff, bat leav-
ing th1ss in the water batteries. Indications
were that the town Of Columbus, together
With the military stores and cotton, hss
been burned. lz. tsn-s
Gen. Shields succeeds Gen. Lander IL BIS
Command g @
Official information from Nashvflls to the
War Department represents that the military
work in that State is almost 6nishsdg gandit
only remains to. eject q civil reorganization
OF the State Government 2t
{ Il is believed the Q. s. forces would uccupy
Columbus to-day.
The rebel forces under Albert Sydney
Johnston ere being steadily pushed back.
wards by Gen. Buell. ~ lis- =
Cotton TO the amount Of 500, 600 t8s
fallen into our hands at Nashville. lli1J =
The Treasury Department has tsksn nsas-
ures to hags il brought 10 New York -
The President has designated Hcu. Andy
Johnson to be Brigsdier General, and hs
proceeds to Tennessee tomorrow 70 open 3
military provisional 0oFernment for IN
nesses until the reconstruction ef TIE civil
Government. a ~ -
Brigadier General Buell. win Bs Nominated
tomorrow ss MsiOr General - ~ -. p
EDkEAEA - I6k AKA ABLae1fe'A
-.-...l,- HALIFAx, March l.lo
The views Of France were identical win
England on the subject of the stons blockade.
Government is busy preparing all information
on this subject to lay before Pariiamenk-
Mr.. O'Donnoughue gave n0tice Of I1Oeisa
for returns IS to all British, vessels Hhich
have run the blockade and were captured II
the effort
The Patrie points 70 the effort 10 get c5t-
ton via Mexico as probable s0luti1n q he
blockade question sf.zua11
Bourse Eat ct 7lf 1Oc. .--..57
News from India says the supposed Nens
Sahib had been brought in irons b Bombay
A commercial treaty has been Eignsd Be-
tween Russia and Tarkey. .-e---4q
Il Is believed England would WithdAW
from the Mexican expedition should The ain
be abandoned by France and Spain, ana
should they intsrfsre In the intsE1al policy
Of Mexico. i "a .ssl1ii
The belief continues IN Italy that Austria
meditate8 war against Piedmont .s
/ Liverpool -four and wheat steady. Corn
downward tendency. Cotton closed ahln
with improved tone ConsOls closed ct a25
6eS. illinois Central shares declined a ~
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