Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
Special Dispatches.
Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press
Received UP TO O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
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I Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press
GALES ON THE SOUTHERN COAST. l
Il NEW YORK, November s.-Steamers al
) irving from down the southern coast cor
4 tinue to report severe gales, and many NOR
vessels in distress in addition to those here
t6fore reported. The gale seems to have al
tanned its greatest fury on the Georgia an
Florida coast.
Il GONE TO MEXICO.
N. Louis De Arrago, who has for som
time past been exercising the nominal func
tions of Consul of Maximilian at this port
sailed in the steamer Vera Cruz to-day fo
Mexico. ~
II l GENERAL GRANT.
The Herald's Washington special say
that General Grant is still in that city, not
| wlthstanding the announcement of his de
parture. He may visit New York toward,
the close of the week, however.
..s- GENERAL BUTLER. ... g.. -.r
General Butler, it is understood, intends
to remove to Washington, and has been ne
gouating for the purchase of a residence.
~ snf REVIVED. Hr- -H f-I gs
CAIRO, November S.-The Memphis Ap-
peal has been revived and is now printed
on the same press that accompanied the es-
tablishment throughout its periginations in
Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama
COTTON
$40 bales of cotton passed to-day for St.
Louis and Memphis.
The cotton market is very dull, closing at
47@49. i--... =. j, :;
ELECTION RETURNS. .r.-
Election returns from this, Alexander and
adjoining counties show Democratic major
tiles. -l-i ls.. a'
A CABINET MEETING,
The Cabinet meeting was attended by all
the members to-day. .....-fs.
., JEFF. DAVIS.
The Washington Republican says we are
able to state, positively, that it is the set
Tied purpose of the government to give JEFF.
DAVIS fair and impartial trial before a jury
Of his peers, by the highest tribunal in the
land, having jurisdiction over such criminal
Eases. 1t is but just to state that the delay
If the trial cannot be attributed to any act
IN the art ofthe President
t"- MARYLAND ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, November S.-The last returns
Indicate the election of Frazer, republican,
o the Senate from Rochester county, which |
ecures Union majority in that body.
81 FROM HAVANA.
New YORK, November S.-The steamer |
Moro Castle from Havana OIL the 4th, brings
he following: r..fr
The United States steamers Rhode Island |
nd Hornet, commissioned by the United |
tates to take possession of the ram Stone
vail, which has been lying at this port for /
he past five months, and which was deliv-
red to the United States by the Spanish
overnment, arrived on the both and 3Ist
timo., and Commander Murray, on the I'd
nst took possession by simply raising the
.merican flag at her masthead.
Commander Murray is empowered to re-
Urn the $4,000 advanced by the Spanish
overnment to pay off her crew. The Stone
all will propably go into dock here and
ave her bottom cleaned before leaving for
lie United States.
SUPPOSED TO BE LOST.
Nothing has been heard of one or two
essels known to have been near the port of
-avana on the I'd inst. at the time of the
.cent hurricane and the Government has
-dered two or three vessels on cruise to
arch for and aid any who may have suf-
red shipwreck. F
ABOUT THE CHOLERA.
From the fact that the cholera is raging 4
severely in Spain, it is probable that it
ay make its way here, and therefore all
essels arriving from Spain are subjected to
strict quarantine.
MESSAGE OF THE GoNERNoR OF FLORIDA.
The Herald publishes summary of Gov
-arvin's message.
The Governor does not think it would be
Use to confer the privilege of voting on ne
'oes, and believes that Congress will not
smand this as an indispensable preliminary
the admission of Representatives but urges |
)on Congress- as matter of justice as well
wisdom, that laws for the most complete ,
'otectiOn of freedmen, in their rights, be | ,
lssed, and their testimony be received in ,
urts. -Withthose emancipated people will
'nerally be contented, generous and enter
Using. In absence of the exercise of the | !
blot, he recommends that the convention
,clare thesecession ordinance not otrepealed,
1t null and void. He advises the adoption
: the legislature of an amendment prohib-
ng slavery. !
t...-. FENIANs. .. .." I
BALTIMORE, November S.-The Fenians ,
I'd great gathering at Maryland Inst- !
te Hall tonight. The room was closely !
DIVIDED. Speeches were made by VIM. J. :
ines, of Philadelphia, Major Tooler, of I
ashington. J. J. Stewart and Frank Gal
CHER, Esqs., of Baltimore, Greas enthu- :
ism was manifested.
LOST. ".
the Agent of the Associated Press: I
LAKE TATLA, October 10, via QUEENsvrLLE, T
ovember S.-Please make the announce
ent that large mail for the Telegraphie {
xploring Party under my command, which
I'd been accommodating in San Francisco for |
me time, was lost in the wreck of the !
Gamer Brother Jonathan. @
.. II. T. L. PORE,
Colonel and Assistant Engineer. Z