Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28
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30 CIRCULAR.
NEW YoRK, October PA circular has
been issued from the Treasury Department
authorizing permits to ship sporting guns,
pistols and ammunition South without refer
ring to the Department at Washington.
rif. AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.
The American Bible Union held their sec
ond and concluding session yesterday. The
principal business transacted was the adop-
tion of the Committee report, especially that
portion relating to the issue ofa new and re-
vised edition of the New Testament.
Sir Morton Peto visited the meeting and
made short address.
Tho Times specialsays: The Bankers and
Brokers to-day applied for an injunction
against the Collector, restraining him from
collecting taxes for stocks, &C., sold on their
own account This is a move in the face OF
the decision of Judge Nelson, denying the
injunction to the New York bankers. The
motion for the injunction was denied.
NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.
The National Express Company recently
organized in Richmond, will hold q meeting
for the election of officers next Monday
Ex-G General Joseph E. johnson is up for the
Presidency. Six thousand shares of the
SlOCk mas DeGn set ASlQe Sdlt III 4NCN 1oih
These have all been purchased and an offer
made for 1900 additional shares.
THE FExIAN SENATE.
The Fenian Senate is now in session at the
Astor House. The members say everything
| is progressing finely. 1t is stated that mill
| tary plan by which the freedom of Ireland
| from the British Government can be secured
/ was submitted and discussed by the leading
/ representatives, but no decided action has
| as yet, been taken on it. 1t is further stated
| that the Congress has perfected their great
| scheme for the redemption of Ireland and
that the most perfect unanimity prevails.
GEORGIA CONVENTION.
| MmLEDGEvILLE, GA, October 26.-Mr
! Chatham introduced 4 resolution to appoint
committee of five to memorable the Pres
ideut for the release of Jefferson Davis.
Mr.. Joshua Hill moved for its indefinite
postponement, which was voted down.
The motion to lay the resolution on .th'
table was also negatived.
| The resolution was amended so as to in
| clude all Federal prisoners, and was ther
adopted by heavy majority.
An ordinance repeating the ordinance o
| secession was adopted.
The resolution Of the secession convention
which were Incompatible with the civil anC
military laws of the United States, were re
pealed.
An ordinance to re-district the State wa
adopted.
An election was ordered fer the 18th o
Governor, Congressman and Assemblymen
AT the afternoon session the convention re
fused to receive the State election ordinances
by a vote of 1873 to ).
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 27.-In the Leg
islature to-day message was received from
Governor Perry transmitting the report o
Commissioners appointed by the convention
to prepare a system Of laws adapted TO the
new state of affairs. -.
The report embraces bill regulating do
mestic relations Of the slaves; a bill pre-
liminary to legislation induced by the
emancipation of the slaves, and a code fol
the regulation of labor and the fornatien-e
government for the eoIored population o
the State. These were ordered to be printed
and will be considered Tomorrow.
Resolutions were adopted appointing &
committee to collect, under oath, all the evi
denee of unwarrantable seizures of cotton
and other private property, since the war
to be laid before the President Of the United
States.
The 18th of November was fixed as the
day for electiDg members of Congress-