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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

r. In Distress.
D.. OswEGo, November s.ZThe schooner
Morning Light is at anchor off Stony Point
Light, with a flag of distress flying. A tug
has gone to her assistance. ~ i-...-.
The gale has subsidized, but the weather is
cold and cloudy. .-. I'D ,....-....... -
... In the Right Path. .... ..f
POUGHKEEPsIB, November S.-A State
Convention of colored men met here to-day
for the purpose of advancing the interests of
their people in this State. ...
Upon the assemblage being called to or
der fifteen towns were represented and ar
irving trains brought more delegates.
The Convention was addressed this even
ing by Mr.. Day. Fred. Douglas is ex-
pected to address the Convention to-mor-
row. -rimsllFi ei1 o. 4sH. .-..-...
An adjournment will take place to-mor-
william Fitch, of the city of Troy, is
Chairman. - lr-
Considerable interest is manifested.
Tunisian Embassy.
PHiLADELPHIA, November 8.-The Tunis-
ian Embassy to-day inspected the fleet of
iron-clads and monitors here. They will
leave for Boston tomorrow and sail for Eu-
rope in two weeks. I 2a .l--
sd 'hi 0i Arrested. " . i sl-
Deputy United States Marshal Sharkey
arrested yesterday at Lake Harbor, Laneas-
ter county, DIR. Elsur Osborn, dealer in
counterfeit postage currency. He was de-
tected with counterfeit money in his pos
session, and several packages he had Just
mailed were found to contain sheets of bo-
gus currency. He has been suspected and
watched for many months. -..r.
Leaves.
FORTRESS MONROE, November s.
The Sd Pennsylvania Artillery leaves to-
night for Baltimore. '-i ita.fo eel r'i
d ".aH Nellie Peutz. s-.-....s.
The steamer Nellie Peutz arrived at
Morehead City tonight short of coal.
-I'-ll11 10 Fire. t
BosroN, November ga dispatch from
Springfield, Mass, says that the large and
elegant water cure establishment of DR..
Munde at Flhrence, Mass, near Northanlp
ton, WAS entirely destroyed by fire last
evening. The fire originated in one of the
rooms. Only part of the furniture was
saved The house was filed with boarders.
fDi.iyfT Railroad. %. ,,Ir-.-.
0sBEGo, November is.-The last rail on
the 0swegp,& Rome Railroad was laid to-
day. The road is being ballasted as fast as
possible, and tits the intention to run pas
senger trains in two or three weeks. -
a-.-1 +, svsf Denial. -s-J ,',-5I.
Breyet 1t. COlTJ.sM. Curtiss, T1th Infan-
try, publishes a card denying the statement
relating to Mrs. Douglass transaction in
the purchase Of abandoned and eonfscated
rebel property. She has never held the
Presidents permit to purchase, and has
never been connected with any person en-
gagged in such transaction,
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CasuaItvon Lake MichicnD,

A special dispatch from Chicago to the
Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday says:
Last Thursday G. H. Stewart left Esca-
naba, Wisconsin, in sailboat, accompan-
led by the sheriff of the county and three
other men, to secure some property for
the United States Telegraph Company.
While crossing the bay the boat capsized
and Stewart was the only one saved. He
drifted six hours, then swan ashore, and
crawled two miles on his hands and knees,
his legs being paralyzed. He was in the
woods twenty-four hours before he found
help. He was taken back to Escanaba,
and is now doing well, and hopes to be
out again in a day or two. The sheriff and
the three other men were lost. "F 3. ri.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

VOL. XIX5----NO. 267.
Nof to he niaehnrre.E.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 8.-order
from Washington have been received tha
no more steamers or vessels are TO be dis
charged from the government service, ant
also stopping the sales of transportation
property. j a.--il. ia
| From Mobile.
MOBILE, November THE election il
/ this city yesterday passed of quietly.
The following candidates have certainly
received majOrities, but they cannot be
given as yet as the full returns are not in
Bulger, for Governor, Langdon, for Congress,
cage, for State Senator, Grant, McKings-
ley, Clark TOmpkins and Grinnell, for
members of the Assembly.
Reputation of the War Deht hv she
Georgia Convention.
WAsHNGToS, November s.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received by President
johnson:
MILIEDGEvILLE, Ga, Nov. Z.
His Exeelleney Andrew johnson, President
of the United States:
The Convention has repudiated the war
debt by vote of I33 to liz. a-sl
LSlgnedI j. JOHNSON,
., Provisional Governor of Georgia.
4 Ashore. u
;BUFFALO, November s.4The bark Great
West No.. 1, laden with corn, is, ashore on
Colchester Rect, about twenty miles below
Detroit.
-- I i Gen. RPiscOc 14 ~
NEW YoHk, November s.-The Times,
Washington special says. Gen. Briscos's SEN
tence will be promulgated to-day. 1t is un-
derstood to be dismissal from service and
imprisonment, but will be remitted on-ac-
count of service. .r ...t
Taxes.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decided, inasmueh as the decision exempt-
ing hackmen and cartmen does not proceed
on the ground of imposition, or the tax lille
gal, but rather on the ground that of benefit
of doubt as to the proper construction of the
g Relieved.
Gen. Hoffman, Commissary of Prisoners, |
has been relieved. Gen. Hancock succeeds |
him. .....-...,. ..--. ..--.r
. Gen. LOngstreet.
Gen. Longstreet had an interview with
'he President yesterday, and also took the |
oath. .-.l .
PardOns.
Pardon applications are on the increase.
Yesterday 400 were received from Georgia, |
md 200 from North Carolina. ..-.'2r |
l
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New Confmentary.

The Chicago correspondent of the Con-
gregationdList says: a-t
''Rev. Prof Henry Cowles, of Oberlin,
has prepared, and has now ready for pub
lication, critical and practical notes on all
the minorand some of the larger prophets
Prof. Morgan and other competent judges
testify that they are of rare excellence-a
testimony which all who know the ripe
scholarship, earnest piety and vigorous
style of Prof. Cowles, will readily accept.
May he speedily find publisher, for the
people will want his work" H f
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GREAT FENIAN MEETING IN
r '.-aa BALTIMORE. FL .fi-
a LARGE MAIL LOST.
Gold last night closed 146 IS
From New York.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland LEaDER.1
New YohK, November Sat meeting
of the Directors of the United States Tele-
graph company, held at their Office III
Broadway, New York, on the sth inst,
James D. Reid, Esq, of Rochester, late
Superintendent of the Western Union Tele-
graph company was unanimously elected
Secretary of the company, in placeof S. c.
Hay, Esq, resigned. Mr.. Reid has been
connected with the telegraph business for
the past twenty years and brings to his new
position large experience in the practical
details of such enterprises, and high repu-
tation for skill, ability and integrity. a.-5
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General News.

Tunis Embassy.
NEW YoRK, November s.-The Tunis En-
bassy left Washington for Philadelphia yes
terday morning. i-.....
The Rebel Army.
1t is officially stated, from rolls in posses
sion of the Government, that General Lees
army at the time of the surrender number
ed $4,000, and Johnstons $4,000.
.,8 Government Hospitals.
Yesterday the Secretary of War ordered
suspension of the sale of government hos
pitfalls, so as to be ready for use in anticipa-
ton Of the cholera.
.s Balloon Wedding.
The balloon wedding contemplated for some
time, takes place to-day. The party is Miss
Mary West Allen, of st. Louis, and Dr. J. F.
BOynton, Of Syracuse.
Notice.
New YoRK, November S.-The Postmaster
here announces that hereafter the mails
will be forwarded by railroad, and none
will be sent by sea. - 7i- ~ -i'--
~ --- a John Mitchell u ll- .
John Mitchell was in this city yesterday.
He took the oath of loyal citizen and pro-
cured passport, and said he was not going
to London. ..H-.3 -l- -'.i-.. i' b -5F' t..-.
~ Fire. l .-- a-'
CHICAGO, November S.-Singer & Co.'s
packing house on .Kingsburry street, was
destroyed. by fire last night. Loss s., 800.
Insured for nearly that amount.
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Quarantine, Regulations as PrOfec.
tIVes of (hOIPra

Quarantine, Regulations as Protec
| tIVes of Cholera.
4, Surgeon General Barnes seems to in
cline to the opinion that cholera is conta-
giouS, and that rigid quarantine regula-
tions are therefore sAlutary. At least he
has called the attention of Governor Fef-
ton of New York 10 a report on Asiatic
cholera made by our minister at Constan-
tinople, which looks in that direction
Gov. Fenton has submitted the report to
the New York Quarantine Commissioners,
calling their special attention to the fol-
lowing recommendations in regard to
qurrantines
l. Quarantine ought to be located at
distance from towns and populous centres
and, where possible, on islands.
2. Passengers should never be permit
ted to pass their quarantine on board YES
sells.
3. Spacious and thoroughly isolated
lazarettos should be established at suitable
points
4. Every hospital ought to have hos
pital entirely separated from the principal
edifce. 41l Gt-g & ll..
D. Sanitary physicians attached to the |
lazarettos and whose number ought to cor
respond to-the Importance of station and |
the circumstances, should be constant at
tendants on the inmates, and they should |
have reliable assistants always on duty at |
the bedside of the patients to report their
actual condition.
6.sIf a case of cholera has occurred on
board a vessel the crew ought to be landed
and put in the lazaretto, and those suffer
ing from diarrea be sent to the
hospital The vessel should then
undergo thorough publication, as is
practiced with regard to vessels contain
mated with yellow fever After twenty
five days the crew may return to the YES
sci, but she should remain under the
strictest medical surveillance for further
period of fifteen days. --
Z. The linen and clothing used by chol-
era patients during illness land of course
hey also of persons who have suffered
rom choleriform diarrhGa) must be de-
troyed and the hospital disinfected.
8. All communication with lazarettos
md vessels in quarantine must be severe-
y it1terdicted, and every extravention of
he quarantine regulations punished with
eVere rigor
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FOR SALE,
PORK HOUSE FOR SALE.
NHE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH

THE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
l. MENT Of A. MoREHoUSE 4 SON, at Frs-
mont Ohio, is offered for SALE together with tools
and fixtures all in complete order. The building
is situated near the C. q T. R. R., the Sandus-
ky river, in desirable location. There are two
smoke houses conveniently located near the Pack
ing house. A rare chance is offered for a good
speculation. For terms, &C., apply personally or
by letter; o CHARLES H. KREBS, Agent,
Fremont, Ohio, or to M0REHoUSE, MEACHAM NJ
a CO., Commission Merchants, 142 West Water
street, Milwaukee, Wis Ea noys:27s
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JEFF. DAVIS ovERcoAr.

JEFF Davis overcoat, lately referred to
in these dispatches, has been completed,
and was forwarded to him to-day. 1t is a
black frock of the best quality of beaver,
and cost $3.50. Jeff7s antecedents caused
the tailors to entertain fears of repudia-
ton, which were finally quieted by some
of his friends in this city planking down
the amount in greenbacks.
SKETCH OF MCPHERSON, CLERK OF THE
HOUSE.
No little talk has been excited here by
the letter of Edward Mcpherson, Clerk of
the last House, which was drawn out of
him by an unexpected announcement in
the EUening Posts correspondence, of his
intended action as to claimants of seats in
Congress from the States recently in re-
bellion. Nobody who knew Mr. Nc
Pherson ever dr., amed that he would do
otherwise than as he had announced; for
he was among the first to fight the sece-
ders on the floor of Congress in the winter
of ls60-6l, and his politics approach
more nearly to the radical Republican
wing, than those Of any of his Pennsyl-
vania colleagues at that time-Thadeus
Stephens and Judge Kelly excepted.
MCPHERSON is young, slight looking
man of about forty years, with light san
dy hair and complexion, very prominent
nose, and much earnestness and directness
of manner. He is most hard-working
and energetic little fellow, who has been
by times journalist, lawyer, member of
Congress, and Clerk of the House. The
battle of Gettysburg was fought on part
of his homestead, and he hates the rebels
Aha Lace So NhnA ,,,- -,
at this moment absent stumping New
Jersey against the copperheads. Always
popular with his party, he has been an act
i've partizan speaker, and has many times
stumped the doubtful or contested states
for the Republican ticket. ai .-.a Fa
NO FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES, ADMITTED.
They say loosely at the Capital that
Mcpherson will have a large placard
posted over the door of the House of Rep
resentatives, bearing the inscription, " No
foreigners admitted p' This is supposed
to imply his creed, to-wit, that the States
which have undertaken to secede from the
Union and establish foreign government,
have now no right to come back and
claim admission to Congress, until they
shall have been formally readmitted as
States. As no power on earth, except
Congress, can perform the latter act, he
will await the action of that body
before recognizing their claims, in any
manner, by any act of his. Whether this
will conflict with the policy of President
johnson, or not, time will determine. But
there are some recent signs going to show
that the President is not as anxious as he
was to hurry on the work of reconstruc-
ton. His firm stand against tolerating
for moment any ground which does not
embrace the total Reputation of the rebel
debt, and his dissatisfaction wsth the Mis-
sissippi Legislature for their slowness in
completing the work of their convention
by ratifying the Constitutional Amend
ment, prove him to be as determined as
any radical against a reconstruction
which would soon need to be reconstructed.
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. ar CLEvELAND, ONO. Oct. 9th, 1865.
T AND AND BUILDINGS FOR SALE,

IL Proposals will be received at this office un-
til Nov. sth 1865, for the purchase of so much of
the old Brownell street school house lot is de-
scribed below, to wit One hundred feet front on
Browneil street by one hundred feet deep, and
thirty three feet front on Huntington street by
about eighty feet deep. Bids will be for much
per foot front. FF-r
Proposals will also be received at the same time
for the purchase of three story brick school
building, and the one story wooden school build
ing and all the fences and out-houses the above
lots. The buildings and fences to be removed i'm
mediately after the acceptance of bids.
The eityFwin reserve the right to accept OF re-
iect any bids HIM. CHAPLIN, Mayor.
80 ---.f.r JOHN HUNTINGTON, rr. 4.
Chm Committee on Parks and Public Grounds
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An employe in Belcher's saloon in Phil
adelphia, bled to death when alone in his
room on Monday night, from cutting a
wart off one of his feet. He vainly en-
deavored to stop the hemorrhage by tying
a cloth arOunsd, big leg '$,i ~ q :
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

There is in ireland a growing girl, l.
years of age, who has reached the height
of six feet four inches. She is native of
Meath, strong, healthy, and well proper
toned, and intends coming to America.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

Gents Furnishing GOOds.-Mott l.
Haight, have just opened splendid assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade, at No. III Superior street, under the We'd
dell House. .v Oct7:Rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

Time to Think of it.-AIl who want Pho
tographs for holidaypresents. Please leave orders
at Once-nO time to spare. J.F.RYDER.
nov6:2G8
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

More New GOOds.-New Fancy Cassimercs
Esquimaux Beavers, a.a
Chinchilla Beavers,
Fine Black French Cloth,
Velvet and Cashmere Vestings,
Which will be made expressly to order by
H. SEAMAN, Agent.
Plain Dealer Buildings, opposite Atwatsr Block
nOv7:262
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The st. Louis EIec.iOn.

! C0anty elections were held in Missouri
on Tuesday. We have returns, at The
present writing, from St Louis county
alone. The issue was made'in this county,
and, indeed, throughout the state, mainly
on the support or opposition to the radical
constitution adopted in August last. Ali
classes and conditions of men opposed to
the new constitution--Blair republicans,
conservatives and secessionists-infidel
Germans and Roman Catholic priests
united in fusion ticket In aid of this
movement the Copperheads and Conserva-
tives unitedir State Convention few
weeks ago, and made tremendous effort
to unite all clements of opposition upon an
anti-constitutiona ticket. But in spite of
all their efforts tho radical constitution
ticket is elected by majority of about
Loco. st. Louis keeps step with
Chicago, New Jersey, New York and the
rest, as they march to the music of the
Union. EBE aDgEEEEGS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

The Hon, JohhiM. Bolts is to be one
of the United States Senators from vir-
ginia. The Norfolk Post says 'eThere
can be little doubt of-Nr. Bolts election
to the United States Senate, though Cen
eral Millsun, Of Norfolk, has been sug-
gssted also. Millson is man of great in
tellect and high character. Like Mr..
Bolts, he has been Unionist throughout
the late struggle"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

For SaIe.-one Fast Trotting Horse, i've
Dray Horses; also five good Livery Horses, all
young and SOUND will be sold low. Can be seen at
Commercial House, Seneca street.
novS:26I CHAUNCEY CLARK
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WasIlinRtnn lIfeIls.

By.direction of the President, all military.
officers having in their charge or possession
from the enemy, are directed to turn over
the same To- any agent or officer Of the Navy
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wAsMINeToN TOPICS ANp aossIT

We extract the following from recent
Washington letters and dispatches:
DAVIS To BE TRIED. -....
The Republican of this evening says
'.We are able to state positively that it is
the settled purpose of the Government to
give JEFF. Davis fair and impartial trial
before a jury of his peers, in the highest
tribunal of the lana having iurisdic-
tion of such criminal cases. 1t is but Just
to state that the delay of the trial cannot
be attributable to any act of the President
of the United States.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

CaIkinS, Griffin d Co.'S, Union Busi-
ness Institute, at oberlin, Ohio, is attracting
the attention of the public in all parts of the
country We glad to this, fer there is little
doubt that this is of the best if not the best,
Business Colleges in the State; and surely it is the
cheapest by almost one-half. We learn that the
graduates of its Telegraphic Department find no
difficulty in readily obtaining positions We
heartily commend this institution to the public.
For particulars, address as above. ---
Winter AppIes-5O0 bbls Greetings, Rus
setts Spitzenbergs, and other choice varieties of
Winter Apples, in store and for sale low by
A. WIENER & CO.,
Commission Merchants, sc River street.
,oyQOcO
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The Most Valuable Farm in
Northern Ohio For Sale.

HNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm,
i consisting of $50 acres, situate 315 miles east
of Ravenna, the county seat of Portage county,
Ohio on the road leading from Ravenna to Warren,
which runs through the center of the farm, and is
boTdered ION both sides with beautiful shade trees
lies high, IS we'll Watered with pure soft water,
and has abundance of all kinds Of fruit, valua-
able stone quarry, and saw mill, large dwelling
house located near the centre Of the farm, and
eommodious out buildings in first rate repair,
every way suitable and convenient for such a
farns 159 acres Of excellent saw and rail timber.
Also, 5000 good sugar NAPLES 1t is an excellent
location 70 raise Peaches. The situation Of this
property is romantic and picturesque. No more
desirable place for home can be found, and to be
appreciated must be seen. viii sell half or the
whole to one purchaser.
For further particulars, inquire Of o. NJ. Oviatt,
at Cleveland, Ohio, or of the subscriber on the
premises. SHELDON FARNHAM.
ChnrIestnwn Nov i 1858. nov4 RIO dkw:ti
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5000 Ribs. Flour. For SaIeby u
D. BURGERT SONS,
noyS:262 .ssI e6 River street.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1865.
THE NEWS.

GOLD closed at 1863 last night.
THE 10Th Regiment, o. V. |. is e., route to
Camp Chase for discharge. 80 .-..s.. .
GEN. LoNesTREEr has taken the amnesty
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Study Economy by purchasing your FURs
(ether wholesale or retaiD direct from the manu-
facturers. DECKAND 4 ENELHART,
Fashionable Hatters and Furriers,
154 Superior street, opposite the weddvll.
500 BbIs Choice Winter Apples just
received on consignment, and for sale by, --. -,
t J. FEUSIER CO.,
Commission Merchants, "a River street.
novS:26l
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General News.


Dbl. In Distress.
Be- OswEGo November s.-The schooner
Morning Light is at anchor off Stony Point
Light, with flag of distress flying. A tug
has gone to her assistance. -. --i-.... r..
The gale has subsidized, but the weather is
cold and cloudy. - ,.....
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LOCO barrels choice Winter Apples for sale
at IS Merwin street. Z. C0TTRELL.
noYq.2G2
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1000 Bushels choice Lake Shore Peach
Blow Potatoes for sale at 6s Merwin street.
nov9262 T E.CoTTKELI.
Butter.-s,OO0 lbs Western Reserve Butter,
packed expressly for Family Use, for sale by.
----t.L A. WIENER & co.,
nOv9:262 36 River street.
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A SMALL FAKM FUR bALE IN
n Newburkh Township, good soil; more than
800 fruit trees grapes, &C; good barn, small house,
granary and fruit house The land is in fair order
Possession given first Of April next Apply at go
superior street, GEO. D. BECK. noy3R3
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To the Agent of the Associated Press:
LAKE TATLA, October 10, via QUEEKsvILLE,
November S.-Please make the announce
ment that large mail for the Telegraphie
Exploring Party under my command, which
had been accommodating in San Francisco for
some time, was lost in the wreck of the
steamer Brother Jonathan. a
....... II. T. L. PORE,
Colonel and Assistant Engineer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

A special dispatch from Newark, New
Jersey, to Geo. B. senter, Esq, reads as fol-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

Pardon applications are on the increase.
Yesterday 400 were received from Georgia,
and 200 from North Carolina. -. =
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NEW York, November s.-The Tunis En-
bassy left Washington for Philadelphia yes
terday morning. .4....-...
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FORrREss MONROE, November s.-orders
from Washington have been received that
no more steamers or vessels are TO be dis
charged from the government service, and
also stopping the sales of transportation