Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
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About Fenians.

10 ABOUT FentanS.
IT, NV York, December 15.lGreat activity
pervsdes both Headquarters Of the Feniahs
in this city. Anathemas from each party
denouncing the other continue to be issued.
last night the usual meeting OF the Man
haitian Lodgs was so largely attended that
the floor began to give way and the meeting
adjourned to the goth Regiment Armory.
They emphatically endorse 0Mahony.
Proposed Railroad,
NEW YoRx. December 15.-Pursuant to.
the call of the Chairman Of the General
COMMITTEES appointed at Delhi October 4thi
1855, a Convention of delegates from the
various Counties Interested in the proposed
railroad fFSm New York t., QsWego ever the
midland thttep assembled at the ST Nicho-
las hotel in this city, on "Wednesday. After
organization and discdssi6n Of the feaslbil-i
itx and advantages of the road q committee
was .appointsdt to report articles of asspcia-
ton and nominate directors, Their. report
organizing the New York &Qswego Midland
Railroad Company, With a. capital Of $10,-
coo, 900, was unanimously uadobted eand the
Convention adio~urnedsuRtil the nextday.
Yesterday upon the Recommendation Of
the committee, the following Directors wefe
chosen Hon. Dewitt g. Lit1ejobn, Oswego;
John Grouse, Syracuse; G. P. Kenyon, SYRIA
cuse Elisha C. Litchfeld. Cazenovia; John
W. Merchant, Deruyter; Edward 7. Hayes;
Norwich John A. Randall Norwich; A.oC.
Eigerton, Delhi; Hon. H r. Lord Month
cello; Edward Palen,t Fallsburgh5 Homer
Ramsdell, Newburgh Nathan Randall,
Homer. %'aT' 199ra co- 4
yesterday the conyentionS re-assembled.
A COMMITTEES Of three was appointed to con-
fer with other railroad companiesinrelsti
to the business ofthis organization. Two
hutidred copies of the articles Of the ssso-
citation, With the subscription clause at
tzched,- we're ordered printed for circula-
ton, 'TnT tn9T2 ri a ,cEiio--7i9N oh 20
On motion. of Mr.. Randall the Convention
Recommended to the Legislature TO pass a
law enabling the towns on the route to raise
funds upon the bonds, or otherwise To aid
in the Construction dof 'thehNew York aud
-oswego Midland Railroad, and that a copy
Of these proceedings b eforwarded to the
members Of either House from the counties
interested.
ton, and q large amount of stock was at
once subscribed inbaid of the enterprise by
the delegates and others present, and the
meeting adjourned ri sTz1G orArvs
"a SeiEare OF a'Canadian Vessel.
YoRK, December i5.-The Tribune's
Washington special contsins the following:
IntelIigSnee las beensreceived BY the Com
missioner of Customs that the Collector at
Rochester N. Y, has just made an impert-
dht Sei5drs Of a'GahadiaIi Vessellcontainins
cOntraband goods whisky, tea, dry goods,
~ IY xL.E rs9viod 81
NEW YoRK, December .i5.-There was a
hearing, yesterday, in the Supreme Court
before Judge leonard; in the ease of Robert
Martin; an alleged accompliee Of Kennedy, |
the, rebel New York hotel ~incendiary, con-
fined at Fort Lafayette. By order Of the
Secretary OLIVER a writ Of hG6eas corpush had
been issueutby Judge Barnard, addressed to
General Hooker, for the purpose OF bringing |
the case into the ciYil courts. General
Reoker was absent from the city at the time
the writ wa issued andit was left withhis
Adjutant General Breyet yBrigadieE General
Van Buren,, who made . return to it, Judge
Leonard dismissed the application on the
ground that the witt was improPerlyservede