Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-01
General News.
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NEW YORK, November sO-To-dav some
2'50O men, employed in the Navy Yard, are
to be discharged.
VIM. Conway the sailor who refused TO
haul down the American flag at Pensacola
when ordered to do so, on the 18th of jan
uary last, died at the United States Naval
Hospital this morning.
The William Treat.
PoRT DOVER, c. W, November 3O.-The
wind is blowing hard and heavy sea is
breaking over the barque VIM. Treat, which
Is ashore near this place. A tug is on the
way to her, but nothing can be done until
the weather moderates. The prospects of
saving the vessel are not so favorable
Nominated.
BOsrON, November 3O-The Hon. G. W.
Warren has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for Mayor of Boston. The nomination
was eoneurred in by the Working Men and
Citizens Committee.
The carpet factory owned by Abram Fol-
som in DoyeEN. II was destroyed by fire
TINS morning. lI Loss abOutS5O,OoO. Insured
California News.
SAN FRANoIsco, November 29-The ship
Emma c. Jones sailed for New Bedford with
800 barrels Of whale oil and 5000 pounds OF
bone.
A battalion Of California volunteers leave
on the first steamer for Les Angeles, on their
way to Arizona. where they are needed for
the proposed campaign against the Canaan
che Indians
The Provost Marshal has discontinued
requiring passports from parties leaving this
city for Mexico.
Mexican News.
WASHINGTON, November 3O.-Additional
otheIal news has been received by the Mex
lcan Minister, to the effect that not only the |
States of Chihuhua, but also Sinalo are |
being evacuated by the French, who could |
no longer oppose the Republican insurrec-
tlon. They are also abandoning COncordia
bark at Mazatlan, where only 1900 were
left.
This retreat has encouraged the patriots.
who, uuder the command Of General Rubi
were getting ready to attack the city, thus
putting an end to the invasion of Sinola.
Lecture by General Fitzpatrick.
BOsTON, November 30.-Tremont Temple
was crowded with an intelligent audience
this evening to listen to lectHre by Gen.
on the future parties of the
The General was introduced with |
appropriate remarks by Governor Andrew,
and was geeeted enthusiastically. He said
In consideration of the question, what
shall be the future party of this
country, that party must first of all be Just,
t must be patriotic not patriotism as a
;atchword, but the patriotism which had
net and subdued treason against the coun-
ry the patriotism ofLincoln, Seward Stan
on, Grant, sherman, Dix. Butler, Banks,
sheridan, and Others the patriotism of
andrew johnson, who holds the destinies
If the country in his hands He did not
believe that johnson had forgotten, or would
disregard the promise of freedom made on
he steps of the capitol of Tennessee, or his
anguage since for the punishment of trea-
on; that party should be progressive, and
bove all, truly Republican in idea and
Democratic in all its operations. When
his country shall have forgotten to act !
pon principle of justice, humanity and
ruth, it will have parted with the secret of
Is greatness; with adherence to these prin-
iples the Government will be pure, power
ul and permanent. The General concluded :
lis lecture by an earnest expression for
Dye of country, not so fully felt heretofore
5 it should. be. The sentiments of the !
ecturer which were most radical, were the !
most applauded, and the impression created ..
v his appearance, manner and treatment
IrIhlS ,sp blect were highly hattering to him.
Executive Council, the Governors SUM-
'olleetDr Hamlin, and many Of the most
distinguished men Of Boston.
Explosion.
PHILADE1PHrA, November 3O--At o'clock I
his morning a terrific explosion toelusplace 6
t the Pennsylvania Treaty Iron Works, on I
Beach and Marlboro streets, in the 18th &
Ward. The head of a mud drum blew out, {
nd the boiler ia front flew with great We
octy insapoprosite direction, destroying
property and. killing one man. Several men
we're injured. and three out of six boilers
Iisplaced A c6aaggration was prevented
" the fall of Wa y tank.
From Boston.
BosroN. Novemher IiG-Some twenty-five
hanges in the Cu5aonI House were made
o-day, minor ofiieera principally giving
,lace to returned veterans.
Jacob Merrill. a returned soldier, was
murdered and robbed OF 800 dollars in New
luryport last night
Prom Halifax.
HALIFAX, November 3O.-Late advices
rom st. Thomas have been received. The
United States steamer Tuscarora arrived
here on the 10th and sailed on the 2Oth
nst The United States steamers Wander
lilt, Powhattan and iron-elad Monadunek
arrived at st. Thomas on the llth and
Iailed on the 18th. They would touch next
1t Caynne. The fleet is bound to the Paeihe