Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-27
SATURDAY. Nights Report.
From New York.
News Items.


NEW York, November 25.-The CONNER
cfal's Washington special says that as the
| President completes section of his message
| it is put in type at the confidential printing
office of the Treasury Department, and the
| proofs are sent TO him for perusal.
The steamer AragO sailed to-day for Eu-
| rope, resuming her regular trips suspended
| at the beginning of the war when the rebel
| cruisers began their operations.
Last night detectives arrested Henry Pc
| ters, at his gambling institution in this city,
on chage of robbing James Bell, of Waver-
ly, Tioga county, n. Y, of $5,O27. The
robbery, it is alleged, was perpetrated on the
29th of August last at a hotel in Waverly
Peters was formerly a deputy of Sheriff
Lynch of New York. He is held to await
legal proceeding with view of taking him
to Tioga county for trial.
The steamers st. Patrick, Bavaria, City of
Manchester, Arago, City of Washington
Scotland and Edingburg sailed for Europe
to-day, taking s72O,OOO IN specie.
Presidents Message.
The Posts Washington special says: Part
of the Presidents Message was read to the
Cabinet yesterday.
New List of congressman
Mr.. Mcpherson, clerk of the House has
from the rebellious States appear on it.
Case of Henry StimsOn.
In the Supreme Court Chambers, before
Judge Clarke, this morning, the case of
Henry Stims0n, agent of the Milwaukee a
Prairie Du Chen railroad was heard. There
was motion on behalf of the company to
dissolve an injunction obtained at the special
term restraining them from issuing their
common stock. The injunction was origin
ally obtained on the ground that this would
be violation OF the rights of owners Of pre-
ferred stock. The holders of mortgages on
the Milwaukee & Mississippi railroad in this
action, urged that the common stock being
higher in price than the preferred stock the
directors were entitled to sell that, as ii
would be more advantageous to all parties
and the court had never obtained proper
jurisdiction over the action, and on these
and other grounds asked that the injunction
be vacated.
Casey & McGowan's rosin factory, and
large block of buildings on the Atlantic
dock. Brooklyn, We're destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss heavy.
Emigrants Arrived
Six thousand emigrants arrived here this
week.
Collision.
MEMPHIS, November PA collision oc-
CURED last night between the Niagara and
Post Boy, on the Mississippi river, seven
miles above Helena. Niagaria sunk in
twenty feet of water One hundred deck
passengers, mos tly discharged colOred sol
diers were drowned. The cabin passengers
and crew were all saved. The Niagara was
valued at SI3O,OO0. n insured. She had
two hundred tons of freight on board. The
Post Boy was uninJured.
Steamer Injured.
CAIRO, November 2j.-The steamer Mel
notte from Cincinnati to New Orleans struck
a snag at Island No. 60, Mississippi river,
and sustained serious injury. She was
obliged to throw her deck load overheard to
prevent her from sinking.
Loss of Ships.
New York, November 25.-The ship Ben
jamin Adams, from Beaufort for Mobile was
totally lost on the 23d, on the Spanish Key
Abaeco. Captain Chase and wife saved.
The second mate, carpenter, sail maker,
steward, cook and five OF the crew drowned.
She was owned IN this city.
The ship Thomas Durham from London
for New York went ashore on Jones Beach
Long Island, yesterday.
The ship Panama from New York for
Galveston ives wrecked on the Path, on
the Grand Bahamas. The captain and crew
were saved, and arrived at Nassau.
The brigs Triton and Mozettan had ar
rived at Nassau on the I'd inst, with dam
age from the late gale.
Sixteen wrecking vessels went ashore on
South Bimini Islands, and twenty-one
went ashore in BiRini harbor during the
gale.