Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14
Special Report.

Special Report.
TIE "woRLD" GIVES UP NEW YORK.
NEw YoRE, Nov. II.
The World, this morning, acknowledges
the defeat of Seymour, and says I'VE have
lost the State on the electoral vote and the
vote for Governor, Every additional return
makes the matter worse. The majority on
the wrong side is small, but it will be
enough.
N'oLKLLAE's REsIeNATIoH.
The Herald says Gen. Mcclellan rendered
his resignation on the sth, and asked that
it might be dated from that day. ..s
The DICTATOR.
The ironclad Dictator made her trial trip
yesterday. She moved slow and steered
very wildly.
There is much disappointment among
naval men concerning her.
THE LADY STERLING.
The prize steamer, Lady Sterling, which
arrived last night, was built in London and
was launched about four years ago. She is
built of iron and is nine hundred and sixty
two tons burthen. She had on board, when
captured, 4O0, 900 pounds of cotton and four
tons of tobacco.
The Lady Sterling left Wilmington on
the night of October 2Sth, coming out by
the Western bar channel. She was soon
seen by the steamer Ellen. Endeavoring
to escape she found the Calyiposs directly
in her way. After chase OF three hours
she surreu dered to the CalyiposG-
She was disabled before starting, one cyl
inder being useless. Notwithstanding
this she made thirteen miles an hour.
sHEKNAN's ExPEDITIoE.
-1 ...f NEW YoRK, Nov. u.
The Commercials Washington letter says
well informed military men are sanguine of
sherman's success, and declare that the
army will sweep down TO the Atlantic with
out hindrsnce.
NAVAL EXPEDITION.
The naval expedition, which has waited
two months, is likely to start soon.
THE SWORD OF CAPT. NORRIS.
The sword of Captain Morris. of the Flor
ida, has been received at the Navy Depart
ment. Itiso of English manufacture, crown
ed with lions head, and rose thistle and
shamrock on its hilt, and ornamented on
the blade with the Confederate flag.
OVATION TO CAPT wISsIow.
The Boston papers describe the reception
of Captain Winslow, Of the Kearsage, as a
very brilliant affair. A complimentary
dinner is to be given him on Monday.
BANKS TO BECOME SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
NEW YORK, Nov. II.
The Tribunals Washington special cor
respondent says;
General Banks is soon TO take the head of
the Navy Department.
BRAzn AEB TIE FLoRIDA.
There is reason to believe that the course
to be adopted with reference to the enfring-
ment of Brazilian sovereignty in the cap
ture of the Florida viii be substantially
the transmission of dispatch stating that
the government will bo glad to receive and
give favorable consideration to ang propo-
sitions Brazil may have 10 naks.
A letter to the Post gives several instan-
ees Of a similar character by Great Britain
and thinks no trouble can ensus in the
Floridacase.
The KRARsAReE IN BOSTON.
The committee for the National Sailors
Fair having expressed o the Navy Depart
ment the belief that considerable sum of
money may be realized from curiosity to
see the Kersarge in Boston harbor, she has
been placed at their disposal for exhibition
during the fair.
LORD LYONS ILL.
Lord Lyons is lying very i'll with typhoid
fever at mis- residence in the city. Serious
apprehensions are entertained that he will
not recover.
SOLDIERS VOTES.
---+ NEw YoRK, Nov. II.
The Hsra'as tenth corps special says /:
The following is Lincoln ,s majority in the
election:
The 10th corps 1906; sth corps 1886 /;
Kentucky cavalry 1888; regiments on de-
tached service 25S; signal corps "A; total
majority for Lincoln in the Army of the
James 2906.
The HsrGId's special with Sheridan says
The rebel pickets are stationed at Eden
burg, small place up the Valley, above
WoodstaIk. The rebel General Rosser
with 8 small force of cavalry are reported
in the same vicinity.
The reinforcements to Early, to secure in
futureis matter Of fconjecture, and it is toj-
erably well ascertsined that no has bean
receiving only returned conYalescents
and stragglers.
kzThe campaign in the valley may be con-
sidered at an end, as tho rebels have no
fresh troops to spare for demo IstTstion into
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
The Worlds special correspondent with
Sheridan, thinks that active operstions
may be looked for in that locality.
NExIoAE NEWS.
NEW YoRK, Nov. u
A letter from Matamoras says:
When General Mega was marching on
this city, and within a days march, most
80 4ba oIoi vy,nA r1ro8aoffnr,
their respective eonsuls.
Mr.. Belden, formerly a merchant ot
Brownsville, elsiming to be o rebel consul
was recognized by General Cortinas, and
permitted to deliver certificates Of rebe
nationality. I
Montrey is now occupied by brigrde o
| French.
The regular army, under General DeLas
ting has recently gone to the City Of Mex
| leo, for the purpose Of taking the cath o
allegianeo TO the Emperor Msximillian.
The Confederate force on the lower Ri
Grande are neither attempting to moles
other as reported.
Three pieces of artillery have arrive,
at Brownsville and more are expected
with which the Con'ederstes threaten t
make an attack on the Federal garrison a
Brazos.
The forceson either side are very small
EIEAECIAL AND COMMERCIAL
E1f NEW YORK. Nov. IL
The stock market continues unsettle cd
though very strong at she elose yesterday
The principal feature is the strength
the Governments.
The cessation of excitement in conneo
ton with the election, AID the hops this
all parties will combine to bring the va
to an early close, has produced conhdeno