Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-30
LEADER.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1855.
THE NEWS.
GOLD closed last night at 14s2S.

J, FURTHER search for the body of Prest'
a King has been abandoned.
BIBBr Prison and Castle Thunder wi
soon be used again as storehouses.
ouARASrrSE at Fortress Monroe has bee
established for all vessels from foreig
ports.
Trade between California and Mexico
at stand still, owing to the troubles in th
latter country.
HERscHELL v. JOHNSON expresses the opir
ion that no Southern members will be ad
mitted TO Congress.
Two men were killed by the explosion G
powder in building in Philadelphia yes
terday.
The Presidents Message and Rennris .
Heads OF Departments are printed an,
ready TO be delivered on the organization 0
Congress.
THE King of Denmark has granted per
mission to a Company to lay telegraph
cable by way of Greenland between Eng
land, Norway and North America
A FAMILY, consisting of man and his
wife and daughter, were murdered in bar
barous manner on Monday night last in
Herkimer county, N. Y.
A Richmond correspondent reports Gen
Grant as expressing himself decidedly in
favor of immediate interference in Mexican
affairs.
The jailOr of the Old Capital prison is on
trial before military commission for vio-
Iating the prison rules, by furnishing Wirz
Briscoe and others with cards and refresh
ments.
A CoNvExrIoN of colored people has been
in session in Charleston, s. C. They strong
ly diselaimed any insurrectionary designs,
and declared their sole object to be the ele-
walton of their race.
OSE newspaper in Great Britain, the Lon
don Ne,os, is humane enough to denounce
the conduct of British officials towards the
Jamaica rebels as " ferociOus as that of saw
ages"
The Hendrick Hudson, an American
merchant vessel from PiliiadelpLia to Ha-
vana, while entering the latter port was run
into by a Spanish man-of-war ard oadly
damaged.
INCLUDED in the petitions for pardon on
file in the Attorney Generals Office, 122 are
from ex-oficers of the United States navy,
128 from rebel general officers, and 8s from
members of the Confederate Congress.
Gov. MORrox left Washington, yesterday,
for New York, from whence he embarks on
the Nova Scotia for Europe. The rumor
that he is intrusted with some sort Of po-
liticaI mission is unfounded.
The London Post remarks, in substance,
on the Alabama claims, that it is a matter
not difficult of peaceful solution, if England
manifests a disposition to do right and
America asks nothing unreasonable.
A DISPATCH from Buffalo states that there
was a street rumor in that city yesterday
that private dispatches had been sent to
n. Y. announcing a collision on the Rio
Grande between the U. S. and French
forces.
The French claim a victory over the
Liberals in fight near Ajacco, in which
the former lost 81 killed and 6s prisoners,
out of force of 800. Mexican papers state
that there is considerable, emigration to
that country by late rebel soldiers.
THE French newspaper, the RaHchero, at
Matamoras, having been somewhat free in
e., r .-.,-;oo,, aoIdiars has bsaD or
dered by the ImPerialist Gen. Meja to "dry
nm, Gen. Weitzel issued an order to his
command to cease the practice of insulting
the Imperialists across the Rio Grande.
A SMALL force of Californians, sixty in
number. attacked and routed large band
of Indians fortified in the mountains, in Ne
vada. The Californians lost one killed and
two wounded, while over hundred Of the
Indians were killed, and but few escaped.
Ar workingmen's meeting held in Phil
adelphia yesterday, it was resolved to or
panize a National Industrial League to
coupteract the designs of the British Free
Trade League recently organized in New
York. The meeting is to assemble again IN
philadelphia on the 4th of December.
CASE was tried in New York yesterday
before jury, in which a man claimed SlO,-
600 damages of a street railway company
for injuries received from being run over by
the cgrs. The Company moved to dismiss
the case, on the ground that the pialntlii
was negligent in crossing the track; but
the court denied the motion. The jury
rendered verdict against the Company fol
$1,000.
WITHIN the last month the National Freed
mems Relief Association have made large
disbursements for the benefit of the desti-
tute negroes, and appeal to the benevolence
of the public for further aid. The condition
of the freed people at Petersburg, Va, il
stated to be deplorable; many of them hav
ing scarcely sufficient clothing 20 save then
from indecency, much less to protect then
from inclement weather.
A YOUNG man named Thomas Bentol
Merrill, who become a resident OF Colum
bus last spring, and recently married Mis-
Sophia Knodeaer, of that city, was, on Tues
day last arrested on charge of bigamy ID
had previously married Miss Gasgill, Il
Canton, Stark county. The deserted vii
telegraphed to the Columbus authoritie
that she would appear and testify agains
the faithless husband.
srocK of the McGregor Western Railwa.
was yesterday for the first time placed o
call in the New York Exchange. This
stock of a new Road, projected, and thirt
miles built, from McGregor, Iowa, Ton tn
Mississippi River) to St. Paul Mimi cor
Meeting with the Milwaukee and Prairie d
Chen Road to points East. 1t traverse
Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota,
great wheat growing section ofcountry' an
already teeming with busy population.
Mutiny at the Ohio Penitenttary
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