Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-30

ern part of the State of Nevada. During the
engagement one volunteer was killed, and
two wounded. Of the Indians, l20 were
killed, few escaped, and all their horses
and ammunition captured. This was the
band which three weeks ago robbed a train,
killed the teamsters and aiterward 80 armed
men who were scouting after them had to
retire after an unsuccessful engagement
Trade with Mexico.
SAN FRANcIsco, November 2S.-The ship
ments to Mexican ports by the John l..
Stevens which sails tomorrow, will be ex-
| tremely light, trade in that direction having
been brought almost TO a stand still. This
is owing in a great measure to the action of
the French Commissary at Mazatlan in re-
jecting, on frivolous pretexts, considerable
quantities of goods sent from this city to
supply the French troops. Also to the fact
that while the French occupy Guayamas
Mazatlan and Acupulca, the Liberals have
the control of affairs inland, so that between
the opposing forces communication is cut off.
NASHVILLE, November 29.-No decision
has yet been rendered cdrt jR thf hfsffata fats The
opinion is universal that they will receive
their death sentence.
Items.
sion of gunpowder occurred at Evans gun
store, corner of Second and South streets,
nearly destroying the buildings and shaking
the adjoining houses. James E. Evans and I
VIM. Branson were severely injured
New YORK, November 29.-rpSSteITay y. . |
Richmond Whig says: \ b. On, VI =, ~ o.
Regular troops arrived "a tnaS 90 Ii'y y,,' On cil
They will be assigned TO duty there.
NEw YORK, November 29.-The cOrOner's |
Jury On the inquest of the Otero murder last |
hight returned a verdict that said Jose Gar
ria came to his death by deadly weapons IN |
the hands of Jose Gonzales, Francis Gene |
alias Theodore Martinez Peliesere, and other |
parties, to the jury unknown.
NEW YORK, November 29.-Eagle Rock |
won the sweepstakes on Union Course, yes
terday. Time, 2:55, 2:46 and 2:464. Mile |
heats for $4,000.
Meeting.
PHILADELPHIA. November ga very /
large meeting of gentlemen interested in |
the protection of the interests of the work
ing men of the United States, the develop
ment of the resources of the country, its |
growth and wealth and maintenance of
national credit was held in this city to-day. |
Ii was resolved to organize an American In
dustral League to counteract the mischie-
vous designs of the British Free Trade
League recently formed in New York. 1t
is intended that all American industries in
all of the States representing the interests
of labor of the whole country, shall be en-
braced in this organization so as to give an |
to all those interests TO repre-
sent themselves in the league as it shall be |
finally constituted. The meeting was ad- |
iourned to meet again in this city on the |
I4th of December next, in the Board of |
Trade rooms. 1t is expected at that time |
there will be a full attendance of the cotton, |
yyooIen. iron, steel, machine making, and |
mining interests of the country.
Maritime,
PoRT DOVER, C. W, November 29.-The |
barque VIM. Treat, Captain Balm, owned by |
Tavior q Jewett, is ashore at Long Point. |
She was bound from Chicago to Buffalo, |
with $4,000 bushels of corn. Hopes fre en-
tertained that she will be got off with the |
loss of part of her cargo.
Cuban News.
HAVANA, November 22.-The steamer |
Hendrix Hudson arrived to-day from Phila- |
delphia. While entering the port, Span
ish man-of-war ran into her, striking ner
amidships and cutting her down to the
waters edge. She had Government pilot
on hoard at the time. Temporary repairs
will be made and she will sail on her usual
day.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists at the
of General Lursundi to super
cede our Captain-G General, he being a pro-
slavery man and immensely in debt, and
Cuba and the Cubans must satisfy his credi-
tors.
The gold medal to be presented to Captain
Barton, of the steamship Columbia, for meri
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1t cost Sll9 in gold.