Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
Geld last night closed t46 81.
Associated Press Report.
From New York.

NEW YoRK, November 3.-Ofthe scourge
on board the Atlanta, the Commercial says
though the disease has been imported to our
shores at this time, we do not think any
special alarm need be felt at present. Ii
behooves US to prepare Immediately for the
reception Of this scourge. Not a day is to
be lost.
Libel.
NEW York, November 3.-Max MaTetzek
recently preferred charges against VIM.
Caldwell and Horace D. Whitney, editors of
the New York Sunday Mercury for publish
ing malicious libels, and yesterday these
gentlemen were arrested, gave bail of $4,000
each to appear before the Court of Sessions
and were discharged.
Gen. LOnEstreet-
Gen. Longstreet arrived in this city yester-
day, and is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Mai. Gen Hooker has reduced his staff in
compliance with recent orders from the War
Department.
There is continued hustle and activity at
the Fenian headquarters in this city,, and
their rooms are crowded.
= The Express says the Brotherhood has
reached a state of perfect organization.
Every possible precaution is taken to keep
their deliberations secret. Armed sentinels
are stationed at the entrances to the room
occupied by headquarters.
Promotion.
Secretary Welles will urge, in his forth
coming report, some congressional action for
the promotion of meritori0us naval appren-
tees. f
Change of Time. ----
,,-iI1 ba ~, obopo,a fla
time tables of the Hudson River & Harlem
Railroad on Monday, November 9Th.
Establishing a Sec in England.
The Gazette de France of October goth
says the Pope has resolved to establish in
England a Second Arch Bishop, of which
the See will be either at Liyerppol or BiE-
and loci W. Hopper, Steamboat IhsPeGseoIIs, oI15
tool, measures to investigate the case OF i tIlo
81 St ~ exnlosion. Mr.. IL. visited the
stoo,,,or and saw at once the cause OF the
oTriosion. It was defect in the IRON near l,i
tba noint where the hange was turned l ~ nc
defect must have been impercePtlole AZ WY
time when the government IhspeGllonL 49, ",,o
made. Considerable testimony ha9 49, ~
elected in view to thoroughly lh'eS'iS"V0
the cause of the explosion; a.
''- ST, loci Wright, second engineer OF the
g Jobn. testified that there was a0ou'
| Vel
saw no one asleep in the engine room
Tbe foreman of the boiler shop at the
DaiaUoter Works, who has been IN the
business for twenty years, tesnheu tnaI HS i
examined the exploded boiler ana ,.i. WouIo
s~,,r;dar the boiler well built and properly
bracod. He thinks the boiler, safe TO carry
forty pounds steam. - an,
W WI thatcher examined the boiler, anf
thinks the cause Of the explosion was IN
continual working of the iron from lhe ne eA
mansion, and the contraction or pulss'i1lIii Ili :
That part of the boiler. Does noS 'nln mn
.tbSra was any original defect IN the lrOI
IIS 81 there was plenty of water IN tn
Lo;Io- at the time Of the explosion IN
oI,;af engineer of the st. John. Jas. liooi
,,-as o, Watch at the time of the eNplosiol
. TLo boiIors were built under his supervisor
l and he thought they were properly Col
= structed.
/ survivors of the Republic.
S Nrw York, November 3.-The steam
: Enrore from Havre is anticipated
:. The steamer Empire City arrived Iro
4 po,t Roval the 3lst ult. This steam
y -e,,orts the arrival of the Edward Ever'
and Gen. Barnes on the 3Oth. ~.
Among the passengers in the Empire Ol'
ave ciohf of the crew and two passSAg gers II
the lost steamer Republic, as follows nC -
senEers-Captaln b. L. lpeI, Va r. o.,
ie New York Battery, and Mrs. TTs' TTa
Is Crew-Edwsrd Ryan, "a mate e,
le ming. Charles Collins and \. Nash' nrTIli, TII:
in I ;o9inn and j.. Crelin, seamen; ). wa
of ~ snS p. Maloaey, waiters.-eSs; :.
% anS captain Piper reports mat he1ef the '
m sel With ten others in the Captains gie
ha small four cared boat, in company W
uo tb-ea larger boats. They became separa
NJ in IN the n night, and at times their boat
half full of water, They remained !
W nights and three days at the mercy I;i,oi Oh
las waves. Their sufferings were terllpie, I, >, !
it'll thew were about giving up all nope, W.
~ ~ onvS Zeal hove in sight, and they were
AT pieked eftsi up by the schooner Harper, Capt
Soombs, from Bridgeport Maine, ana Ia "a
to Hilton Head Though exhausted a.t:, "
ISL rescued, re owing to careful attention II
ing ceiyed on the schooner, and at Hilton IL
the they are now doing well. lT