The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-19
Special Report.
NEW YORK. June ID.


NEW YORK, June 1s.
THE HAYTIAE REBELLION.
Advices from Hsyti, to the 9th ult, re-
n,esent that the rebellion against the !
govsrnmeLt of President Gefrsrd was still |
in proZress. Successes on both sides are
reported. The rebels Shsd seized three
towns. At Plasinsc they were attacked,
defeated ard routed. Geffrsrd had issued
a proclamation Offering psrdons to all ex-
cent leaders Of consequence. No soldiers
engaged in the rebellion had returned to
allegiance. Martial Law had beeu declared
in the rebellious section of the country.
INDIAN TROUBLES
The Herald learns by q correspondent
who telegrsphts from station on the over
land route, one hundred miles west OF
Denver, that apprehensions are extensive
" entertained, that the Indian troubles on
theplsins will soon be resumed The Sioux
and Cheyenns are gathering on the North
Platte river and are committing depreds-
| tions. Several travellers have been killed.
Attacks were made on some stations about
the LIST of juno and considerable stock
dr. wen of.
APPOINTED.
The Hsrsld's Washington special says;
Snow den L. Hays, prominent Democratic
politician of Chicago, formerly Comptroi-
Ter of THAT city, has Eeen appointed by the
Pres dent, the third meInber Of the Con-
missi. a to revise the Interns' I Revenue sys-
tenn. This completes the Com mission and
they will proceed at once to org MIA ana
enter upon their Investigation.
SURVEYING EXPEDITION.
The Surveyor General of New Mexico
and Arizonia, has been engaged in max
ing reconnaissance from Hubal via Pima
villages, Wickmanburg and Prescott, the
capital of Arizona, the Rio Grsnde. The
expedition Just terminated, the Surveyor
having on May 18th, returned TO Santa
Fe, from where an esrlyreport is expected
st the General Land Office, of the interest
ing details in regard to the mining regions
and other matters of interest. g.
INDICTMENT GF JOHN mitchell.
The Times Washington special states
on authority, that there is no truth in the
report that John Mitchell has been indict-
ed by the grsnd jury at Norfolk. H
Ffty-seven leading rebels of Virgins
were indicted by the grand jury in the
United States Circuit Court, recently at
Norfolk. Among the names intended to
be presented was John Mitchell, but his
case was not Investigated. The jury re-
ported bills severAlly against General Lee
aud oLher noted men among the rebels
lately residing in Virginia. Shortly after
these indictments were reported, instruc-
tions were given to the District Attorney
! to present the case of Mitchell, but before
l he had time to do SO the jury adjourned.
J Mitchelps arrest is understood to have
been made in anticipation of this proceed
, ing and for the purpose of securing
/ the presence of John Mitchell
! within the jurisdiction of the Circuit Court
1 of Virginia. It is not believed that al
: those indicated above will be tried fol
9 treason.
4 GENERAL LEE.
g Some of the leading loyal VIginisns arr
|, here 10 urge that Gen. Lee and Others wh'
Q were psroled by Gen. Grant shall be re
|. lieved of their paroles and informed thA
e they are at liberty to leave the country
# and that if they don't depart they mus
stand trial for treason Others nrga ths
Il Lee be pardon ed upon his petition nov
2 pending before the President.
: MEXICAN MATTERS.
y The Herald's City of Mexico letter give
- - an account of life in that city. During tn
winter the Empress has given number {
Ig state balls, at which the msgnifcence {
P European courts was carefully copied. Tn
dresses of the ladies are in the fastest Pa
isisn styles, and jewelry and diamonds 81
pear in profusion. Military officers apes
in full uniform, and the most dignihed fo
- mality is observed.
no French ofie and soldiers do not hk
u. Mexico, and it is thought that Msximilia
|. 8 would be glad to get rid of the French q
q nv and French influence.
= The Commercial says Maximilisn's pol
is. ulsrisy is increasing, and he is display il
he much intelligence, forbearaDce, enterpri
X and wisdom. He is desirous of friend
- relations with the United States. A sho
r time since he Is reported to have said: L
the United States understand me and reco
raj nize my government. and will open sms
no ket for millions of products, .msnufactu1
~ and inventions. For the North to becoI
Of my enemy, and break up my governmel
be would be to remand Mexico to her form
state o. anarchy. The United Sta
re- should wish for valuable progress and
@. thrifty neighbor in Mexico, not slOth
A. people who can never do anything "
am Mexico themselves nor make Mexic2 U
" full to the rest of the world The ss
correspondence says Msximilisn hssgiV
liberal subsidy to the Vera Cruz andN.
o steamship line, and to Hallady's line fl
.. Mazstlan to San Francisco. The An
ar, are icsn Company hss the exclusive privil
! teE Of building Gnd running horse railroad