Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-10

FENIGN SENATE ADJOURNED.
NEW York, November S.-The Senate of
the American Fenian organization which
has been in session in this city for two
weeks, adjourned Tuesday evening. They
appointed Secretary of the Military De-
partment; Trustees to take charge of the
| funds; Treasurer under $500, 900 bonds, and
| six general organizers, and one or more
clerks. The machinery of the new consti-
! tuition is now ready for action. 1t is thought
the Senate will be called together again
during the winter. The western members
left to-day for home.
BALLOON BRIDAL PARTY.
The balloon bridal party which started
yesterday, came down safely at Mount YER
non, Westchester county.
coLoRED TROOPS.
Twenty-six regiments of colored troops
numbering about $1,000, are now en- route
for this city to be mustered out of the ser
vice. They belong mainly to New York,
New Jersey and New England regiments.
AID FOR THE SOUTH.
The American Union Commission held
meeting on Monday evening to respond to
the appeal of Governor Parsons and General
Swaine for the relief of Alabama, and to
take measures for aiding the people of the
South in restoring education and industry.
OPTICAL FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Times Washington special says that
r. C. Badger, jr, Governor Holden's messen-
ger from North Carolina, yesterday delivered
to President johnson officially authenti-
Gated copies of the Constitution of that
State, and amendments thereto; and also
copies of the ordinance framed by the re-
cent Convention declaring, null and void the
- md
iting slavery in the State. Both the Presi-
dent and Secretary Seward expressed them
selves pleased with the result.
RENoyaTIVs, EIRoISIA.
The Herald's special says Northern men
are investing largely in Virginia lands, eS-
pecially in the counties between Washing
ton and Richmond. Sixteen new buildings
are going up at Manassas.
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, November 9.-The Bremen
and southampton steamship America arriv-
ed at this port yesterday, with details OF Eu-
ropean news to the 2Sth ult.
Among the powers which, besides Eng
| land and Turkey, have shown their mten-
ton eli taking part in the conference for the
purpose of studying means of preventing
and suppressing the cholera, are Austria,
| Prussia, Spain, Portugal, the Roman States,
Bavaria, Saxony, Hanover, Wurtemburg,
the Hauzaic towns, Denmark, Sweden, Bel
GUM, Poland, Greece and Baden.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
In regard to the rumored complications in
| French and American affairs the Indepen-
| dent Beige says that the intention of the
French government is not to continue the
occupation of Mexico beyond what is abso-
lutelv necessary and thereby to remove all
/ cause OF dispute with the United States. 1t
/ is now said that speech from the throne at
the next meeting of the French Chamber
will announce the immediate and entire
evacuation of Mexico by the French.
Belgium papers of the 23d state that ne
| gotiations have been completed for a new
| corps of Belgium troops for Mexico, consist
ing of regiment of cavalry and seven
| squadrons, two of which will leave in Janu-
ary.
| WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
An English paper paper says that spot
! has been selected in Westminster Abbey as
the last resting place of the late Premier.
The London Times, of October 25, says {:
| We have to settle affairs with America to
our mutual satisfaction and Lord Russell
| has his hand in it, that is the main, per-
| haps the only, reason why he should be
! Premier. Viewed in this light he is a
necessity. Like medicine, the nation must
take him even though it make wry face.
COL. Dox DOMINGO LoRM1ESro.
| WAsHIxGrox, November Col. Don
| Domingo F. Lormiento was day intro
| duced To the President by the Secretary of
| State. and delivered his credentials az Min
! ister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraor-
binary of the Argentine Republic.
He made the following remarks on the oc-
| casion Letters Of credence appointing me
| Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extra
vr'Iirrery Of the Argentine n4rSbl;" 70 he
| United States came directed to the lamented
| Abraham Lincoln, whose death took place
about the time of my arrival here. 1t is re-
neYed now in accordance with dip
lomatic custom and directed to yourself
I am instructed by my government to ex-
| press to you, on placing it in your hands,
| the profound grief with which the Argentine
Republic people received the account of that
tragical event, and also to congratulate you
upon the honor of succeeding that noble
| victim in the work of securing the pros
perity of this great republic. 0nr own gov
| ernment was formerly, as your Excelleney
| knows, part Of the people who constituted
the Royalty of BuelOs Ayres, and less by act
| of statesmen than force Of circumstances
and unfailing events the revolution has been
completed and the federal State constituted
conformity in its institutions to your
own believing experiment, so happy
in its results as yours should be, taken as a
lesson and model, relieYeng US from the
necessity of inventing new political eombi-
nations that are dangerous, as they have
not the sanction of experience.
Nor viii the solution which the
recent war has given to disputed points
here be barren to our government. 1t is
well understood, moreover, that it would not
be sufficient to adopt mere form if we did
; not establish republic on the basis on
which it rests here, by developing the in
telligenee of the people by system Of
general education.
The names of Washington, Franklin and
Lincoln are added to that of Horace Mann
to be respected by our people and to serve
that purpose of improving the lessons which
they have left to humanity along with the
instructions Of my Government is included
the study of the system Of public education
which enriches and perpetuates the cause
of liberty, by its influence if not by its pol
icy, so that the republic shall be in America
synonymous with prosperous and intelli-
gent people The development of the guar
+ | antee of Independence to the present Gov
r ernment and pledge of international tran
i guilty and International peace is the noble
? mission of the United States, and to cult
vate with this Government the sentiment O
! fraternity which these institutions estab'
t Iished between your great republic and oul
rising one is our ardent wish and my honor
able and pleasant duty,