Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
Southern News.
uomeward Bound.


Tnnoroiber 3.-The sth New Hamp
!, 4'I "a Tnfaptrv arrived here to-day en- route
for home. .-,-..--- .lf .a.-- 4
.f'l1a'- mississippi Politics. l
,.sox Miss. November 2,-The bill to
.,s1;-T, Z tbs snecial court of equity estab-
iisLSd Inv Provisional Governor Sharkey mas
,ossed the House over the Governor Ve"
! and will pass the Senate.
Marine Disasters.
| Nrw ORLEANS, November 2,-The steamer
Enng Chung from New York, arriVea To-
day. H.. s.ven miles east
4 ,f beaufort. she fell in with the steaiI1el I1,
I Gbsss from New York TO Savannah LIZ
chase met heavy gale on the |1G 10
4 hull was full of water, her nres .-taS ouS I'D
engine stopped. The captain III ePO-f ~ ~
! bo2yinr pIenty of provision and coal:
Tba schooner Minnie of Mystic, for hey oe,
west. was lost in heavy gale on the zoo
off Tnn;ter. from HillsborO Inlet to SalE9ra
.Iigbt G house, The Fung Chug passed ashore
FL masts standing. Five Yessels "ele
NJ and dismasted. Capt. APpleman re-
! y,o}~ts III at while at Jupiter he :aW d Pio
PpeiIer towing a dfsmasted Orig Gi
dd,rputities Of steamboat eaolh "IeoH al
a furniture fioated ashore, "A ,lr9s I Tb,
d sbini,vas ashore on Greslan oOuhes'' -
d s III 1IaI,oaT, LIVINGSTON brought part o..
S - The barks Jno. Westley ana SaFoli n u
+ S,oith- Westley, hence for Llyerp9ol, W. ~
e -borc IA miles from Key West the ollicSl
d III sre1v we're takenup. The Smith was iroi
n STobiie for Liverpool is ashore on re- re-
N Fortv miles west of Key west. uS". Nc
n rev of nine men has reacned hey " -
IN. The captain and rest OF the crew. W. T. l.,
N when the boats crew lelt'i Du'
e heen heard Of them since. T1- ~
d, Tbe british ship Mercy, from Honour
won't ashore two hundred miles norm
~, West -Four of the crew were Plek
living condition. The captain al
W p bad taken to boats and ratts, ana no! Z .
NO had been heard Of them when '-1- the III
he inGston left Key West. -.
're Mum iEyIILE, E,NoSember2-Gov-J ~ ohns
Of has sent a message 10 the Convention ule
ia, tbe renudiation Of the State war dept
is - The mississippi Legislature.
Sc The Mississippi Legislature have
ra-- pointed a Joint committee 70 PetlGoH
,et- President to pardon Jacob 1ho4lPeoGn Ga,,or,
oy- The House has invited Ex-GoYeE3l
OOk crorl-s 10 address them, but he declined
7 of tba ,r- Ground OF being a Paroled prisoner
5 OF he saws he trusts soon to see Mlss:isslPPi
uc- in.o-ed in full and enjoying Pollneal II rig
OF ,ritb her sister States, and under Vne Ana
,tsI "a the Union. ,...;or hos oecn,
tied, difficulty ofsOme duration mas ocJs
the ketzveen Captain Peck, Provost Marsha
apo tbe Freedmen's Bureau in Coplsh eon
the Nj SIi.s-and Colonel Drury Brown, Sherlf
by the county in which Governor Sharkey y
the The civil courts had interviewed, w6icl WI
suited in Peek being sent to )alI.
aver cG,rt appealed to General osterhaus,
. aP-it ssnt t back the negro troops to the e9u %
ling from ral whence they had been withdrl
Tern- taking possession of the jail AND Telea
Peck, and placing the county uhulei nue.
no tary surveillance. -.--..l I'd
From Nashville.
Ilsa 'anta NAsuv1rLE, November $;THSn: i %au11 7
a." an.a Harrison, Attorney General OF IennS !
,ars ,.l.1.5' dsiiyered his speech in the United
rbnI3 ,l Circuit Court to-day against gra1nt1lng
early of hObeas corpus in & ths HqoSsSiv enSS be
part Cam, Ihe declsAon "ii- F'NS'--' -
p ,PPsd ca FSe Cotton cotton market is duh today II
II cbni- + there has been large arrivals. Fneesl
g FIRST fipst from Al to 4sc. The receipts to-day