Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-14
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TIE FESIANs.
NEw YORK, December I3.-There Is con-
tinued excitement In the Fenian Brother
hood.
BILL or IMPEACHMENT.
The Bill of impeachment against 0'Ma-
hony and Killiah, published to-day, con-
tanned no new facts.
ADDRESS.
The senate met day and received the
address of President Roberts, which was
published this evening. The address says
no more time must be lost in idle discussion,
and the Fenian Brotherhood must soon
mako up for time wasted by efforts else
where. 1t says that the present difficulties
will serve to strengthen the FsRian move
ment and predicts speedy success
The Senate yesterday apo nted Com
mittee 10 wait on President 0'MabOny and
request him to deliver up the books. The
Committee weht,to the headquarters in I'm
ion Square and were PeremPtorly ordered
cut OF The building
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
A dispatch from Washington says the
French Minister Of Legation has manifested
some displessure At the tone Of the esolu-
tions in The Senate vaFsfAt d aHsnu KIpNtrick,
s1d Senators Wilson and Guthrie. held an
interview with the President yesterday
FOREIGN.
NEW YoRK, December 13.-Foreign hles
by the Java contain a notice Of MIR. Gordon,
III Jamaica. An hour before his execution
by the British authorities he declared ms
;1noeence and his entire ignorance Of the
man BOYLE, the ringleader. He says he
nayer circulated seditieus sentiments among
the negroes, and declared that be would
meet his death firmly. The Star insurance
Companv of London, with whom the lie OF
Go-dpn was insured for f2O, 900, has resolved
~ nav the amount to his widow, although
the policy became void on his being exc
Statistics show that the cattle plague is
increasing.
The escape Of Stephens is still causing
tense excitement A letter from Dublin
saws there has never been 50 mucn exche-
ment of the kind in Dublin since the days OF
Is4s. Canards of all kinds are being cir
cuIated and eagerly swallowed BY police au-
tLorities The writer of the letter has good
authority for stating that during the whole
oF Tuesday evening two masted vessel,
apparently French lugger, was observed
NJ bo heating about the bay. 1t was obserV-
ad that several different lights were exhIo-
| tod II is believed now that they were
shown by the strange vessel.
1t is thought that Stephens was taken on
This vessel, and escaped to France
The Paris Patrie, Of the zItn, says ne
have reasons to believe that the spanish
government has sent circular note TO liS
agents abroad relative to the difficulty with
| chill. This dispatch is less Pacifc tnan- the
attitude of the Spanish government had LED
ms 10 believe. but it cannot destroy the hope
Of an arrangement, which the steps taken
bv France and England have caused as 70
The Paris correspondent Of a London pa
ner mentions the arrival Of John Mitchell
FIRST BILL PASSED THIS SEASON.
WASHINGTON, December 13.-The oil 70 y
prevent, for the present, the importation o.
foreign cattle, in order to guard agSinst tne
plague, has passed both Houses OF CougLess
and only requires the Presidents signature
TO become law. This is the first bill passed
this season.
SUPREME COURT ITEMS.
Tts beI;eved that Garland, of Arkansas
and Moore. of Louisiana, are the only OnF
who have applied to the United S''.-e
supreme Court TO be re-admitted 70 tina
bar, without being required to take tn
. oath Of loyalty, as prescribed by Congress
, Tne discussion as TO the consdtutlonsut,
Of he oath viii bs oTgued or ETldAys