Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-16
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YoRK, Feb. IA.
Panama letters ofthe fourth to the Times
says the Brig Hannah arrived at Aspin-
wall from New York reports that on the
9th Of January, twenty miles south Of San
Domingo, she saw ship on fire and q
steamer leaving her. The vessel was burn
ing next morning.
CsIlso advices speak Of great excite
ment consequent upon the appearance of a
Spanish feet on the coast Of Peru.
The British war-ship arrived at Panama
with So, 500, 000 in gold which she SNUG
gled out of Mexican parts.
Times Despatch says the rebel forces
which were sent to Sections junction, have
been sent back to the Rappahanock.
There are some reasons for suspect ng
Gen. Hooker is either at Suffolk or is soon
going there
General Butler has stated that it is prob
BILE he will return to New Orleans unless
present plans are changed.
The Paper manufacturers committee
presented an argument to the Committee
on Ways and Means against the repealtax
on paper alleging they represent the Cap
ital of $4,000 900.
Generals Sherman and Burns have been
nominated by President Lincoln as Major
Generals. .
Cassius NJ. Clay has determined to abau-
don his military commission and go to Rus
sis.
Parson Wilmer, formerly Philadelphia,
arrested at Fortress Monroe year since,
with several trunks and contraband goods,
! destined for Richmond, was recaptured a
few days since on his way North. He was
released by Stanton, who is an old school
mate, but was identified by Captain Todd,
formerly prisoner at Richmond, as one
Of the most violent and bitter rebels in
Richmond and was consequently sent to
the Old Capitol prison.
The Tribune's special Washington dis
patch states the discharge Of the judiciary
Committe by the House from further SON
sideration of the memorial of Pierce and
Bacon in the matter Of Floyd's seceptances
leaves it to the opinion Of the Attorney
General that the Government is not liable
for their acceptances.
1t is rumored in Military circles that a
plan is to be adopted authorizing com.
mandiDg Generals to transfer entire regi
ments to the regular army for bravery in
battle.
Letters from MurfreesbOro' Of the 9th
say the reason the army there does not ad.
vance is that they are mud bound. The
army is in excellent condition, but has
suffered considerable by desertion.
! A Memphis letter mentions the proba-
bility of reinforcing Farragut by a por.
ton of Porters feet which will run thC
Vicksburg and Port Hudson batteries.
Rio Jsneiro dates of January 9th state
that the English Minister has made de-
mands on the Brazilian Government fol
the wreck Of the ship Prince of Wales, alsC
for the arrest of several British officers
while in citizens dress who created dis
turbance in the streets. Both demand:
mere refused. The English Admiral, act
ing under orders from the Minister, seized
several Brazilian vessels at Rio Janeirs
The Brazilian Government refused to trea
with the English Minister until the vessel
were released and the matter settled By
referring the case Of the ship to the Bra
lillian Minister in London and the British
Government; in the case of the arrests Il
the King Of Belgium. There was gres
excitement at Rio Janeiro. The British
Minister'S residence and all Englishmel
we're threatened by a mob. The Empero
in person addressed them, promising tha
the honor Of the nation should be main
tanned.