Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
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PRESIDENTIAL SENTIMENTS.
New YORK, November 22.-At meet;no
. last night in Brooklyn, General Fiske gavs
an account of his interview with the PTesi-
, ueht on Monday. The President said he
l Houlu '9 20 iull justice to the negro, and that
ne would IN every way carry out the inten-
tlon OF PRESIDENT Lincoln when he made
them iree In regard te the suspension Of
1ne treedmen's Bureau he declared he would
suspend 1t when the people of the South
treat the negroes with justice and fairness.
PROPER STEPS.
committee was appointed at the meet
ing to solicit aid for the destitute people of
the South.
NAVAL.
Later advices from the naval squadron
under Admiral Goldsboro say the SQUAD
ron has visited several French ports and
There is considerable activity in the
French doekyards and the Emperor has
gwen orders for the construction Of several
new irOnclads.
TELEGRAPH GRANT.
The Herald says that Macmillan has
| given grant for the telegraph line from
the United States to the Citv Of Mexico. The
Company expect to have the line completed
by next July
FROM MONTREAL.
| The Tribune's letter from Montreal 90tb
says A battalion of Rifles went west to-
| day for the frontier, and they will he follow
ed by others Unnecessary. 4 battalion cams
from England to replace those taken from |
| Canada East
steps have been taken TO meet auy inya
slons by the Fenian order which are not on |
a very large scale.
PROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Reports from South America saw that IL ia
the prevailing impression that the revolt in |
Peru will succeed. In the event of their
success 1t is thought that Peru will break off
her present relation with Spain and declare
in favor Of Chill.
Major Generals Rousseau and Barlow have
resigned their military positions.
MEXICAN QUESTIONS.
The Herald's Washington special saws the
treatmeut of Mexican questions in the re-
ports OF the Secretary of State and Secreta-
ry of War will be based upon informatio,
furnished by, a PrNsailaa1at officer of General
sheridan 5 staff, who has been for soma tinoa |
Watching the movements of the ImperiaI
government officers. A41
oUErED.
The troops of the Volunteer serviee have
been quoted by the assurance from biob
quarters that no more of them will be mus
tered out before Congress takes hold of their
cases. u Wv
TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
The Worlds special says that Chief Jus
tlce Chase mad an interview with the Presi-
dent yesterday relative to the proposed trial
OF Jet. Davis. So far as was learned moth
ing decisive in the premises was reached
CABINET MEETING.
The regular semi-weekly meeting of the
Cablnet WIS held to-day at the White House. {
The session was not an unusual one ailtbe
members were present but Postmaster Gem '
eral DenisOn. ,
REPORTS.
The Commercial says that the reports of
the Quartermaster General, and other heads =
OF the Burea of the War Department, have | :
been handed in and will be sent to the pub :
lie printer without delay.
VERDICT. t
In the Superior Court to-day, the plain
tiifs in the Napoleon oil stock case obtained
verdict for the full amount claimed.
IS INTERESTED.
WASHINGTON, November 22-u appears ,
from official correspondence that President
johnson takes great interest in the coming I
Paris Universal Exhibition for 1867, and
that this fact was communicated to the | I
French consul of state ,
Special Commissioner, Minister BipeloF
was instructed by Secretary Seward to ask
for an extension of the time within which
the Commissioner of the United States will
be required to present his plan to the 3Ist of
january next This the Imperial Commits
siOner assented to, and the note to Minister
Bigelow says:
II am glad to renew to you assurances Of
the lively interest which attach person.
ally to seeing, for the first time your great
nation represented at the Universal Expo
sition. l add that / am only an interpre-
ter of the Emperor and Of the Imperial Com
missioner"
UNnPoRTANr-
The conduct of the British government
in sending the Shenandoah te the United
States is not regarded in any quarter as de-
serving of especial consideration, unless ac-
companied by the compensation claimed fer
damages heretofore committed on our ship
ping by this English built and recognized
cruiser.
Ut. rOweII, late agent for North Carolina,
will leave Washington for Raleigh to-mor- |
row, taking with him an important COM
munication from the Secretary of State to
Gov. Holden.
CASE OF CON. CRAVEN.
The evidence for the defense in the case
of Commodore Craven closed to-day, with
the testimony of Commodore Bailey, who |
testified to the efficiency of the accused.
The counsel for Commodore Craven will
present the defense on Saturday. X
INTERVIEW.
|
with the President to-day in relation to the |
release of her husband. Miss Mallory,
daughter of ex-senator Mallory, was also
among the visitors.
NJ j. Crawford, of Ca, and Thos. Dieker-
man were this P. NJ. waiting to see the
President
PARDON SEEKER.
Humphrey Marshall was at the Attorneys I
Office to-day looking for pardon.
PASSENGERS.
NEW YoRK, November 22-Among the {
passengers of the steamer Alhambra from
Charleston, are Gems. Gilmore and Ruggles.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Matamoras RancherO of October 18th
SAYS a conspiracy had been discovered for
the surrender of MatamOras TO the liberals | ,
and the as assassination Of Gen. Mejia. The /,
forts around the city were to be seized by
Liberals disguised as Imperialists. Gen.
Meiia was to be assassinated at the same
time. The officer of Fort MatOrja had agreed
to give up the fort to the disguised Liberals
So, 900 were to be given for this service and
$50, 900 for the assassination of Mejia.
Part Of the money was paid down, and
the balance to be deposited in Brownsville.
Ranchero charges parties in Brownsville,
including Federal officer, with knowledge
of the affair twenty-five hours before the
time set for the surrender of the feet was
discovered, and one of the conspirators was
arrested. tried and executed. Raneherc has
story Of conspiracy to induce Imperial
j troops to fire at something on the river, so
that the shot might enter Brownsville and
give the American troops a pretext for =.
| crossing and Joining the Liberals.