The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Col. James L, Orr has accepted the NOM
instion for Governor ofSouth Carolina.
ToRPEDoDs.
Chief Engineer Woods torpedo has the
most favor in Europe, and Donald Mckay
is making arrangements with the British
government for their use in the harbors.
HALL, THE ARCTIC EXPLORER.
The Journal of Commerce hiss advices
from Hall, the Arctic explorer, to the 9th
of August. He was still at Repulse Bay,
but expected to leave Immediately. A
companion of Hall was one Of party who
discovered the body of one of the crew of
Sir John Franklin, imbedded in the ice,
from which it was with difficulty taken.
NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED.
The Herald's Washington special says
that the Commercial Bulletin, published at
Richmond, has been suppressed BY General
Terry for ibellous publications.
PERSONAL.
= General Dodge is in the city.
Henry COnklin, Of Bloomington, Ill, and
d. D. BaIlou, of Finlay, Ohio, have been
appointed Examining Surgeons to the Pen
sion Bureau.
NORTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
A despatch from Raleigh dated yester-
day says that nearly all the delegates to
the Convention, which meets tomorrow
have arrived, and the utmost good feeling
prevails. The Convention will be able to
dispose of all business brought bef"- ;.
and adjourn, in 12O days.
sNERAL HOWARD.
-s-0 Trib>>-a,s -Af.saiAI- s~y-.- ovn1TuI
Howard returned from his inspecting tour
last evening. he reports the freedmen
making favorable progress in the condi-
ton and settlement of the labor question.
It is General HoWard's intention to start
on moro extended tour, which will en-
brace the entire South.
PARDoNKD.
Among those pardoned yesterday were
Rev. A. 7. F. Green of Nashville, head of
the well.known Southern Methodist Con-
Germ. McFaron, his partner, was also
pardoned.
The London Times of September 10th
says that while it is beyond question that
America has been the cradle of the foolish
movement, and is still the basis OF opera.
tions, we must do full justice to the United
States Government, which so far from con-
niving st Rlhbustering designs, or at the
expectation of arms to Ireland, and there
is reason to believe that it has discourage
them. It is stated that information, on
which the seizure was made at the Irish
Peoples Office, wss derived from Washing
ton, and may probably have been cOmmu-
nicated to our Government By the United
States authorities. We sincerely trust
that such may prove to bo the case, and
none would have more reason to thank
Mr.. Seward for intervention than the de-
luded youths who may thus have been
saved from plunging further into crime.
DECLINED.
BOSTON, October 2.
The Transcript says Governer Andrews
declines the Presidency of Antioch Col
lege.
SOUTHERN POSTAL AFFAIRS.
WAsHMGToE, October 2.
The Postmaster General reports that he
has re-estsblished postal service on fifty of
the most important routes in the South, and
has re opened $50 offices in the South.
FROM IRELAND.
A Cork letter to the Dublin News says:
From an early hour the city was in charge
of the cavalry and the constabulsry force,
effected several arrests. That the conspi-
racy is of a serious character the govern
ment has been fully informed, and that
largo quantities of arms and numbers Of
drilled men are landed on the shores from
America, the government are fully
aware. A large force of militia, with four
guns, left this morning for the west of the
county, where arrests will be made, and
it is rumored that warrants were issued
lOr sno aIEess VI ObneIs' -4H9 stroebS WeEo
all day parOled by the police, and the mill
tia were confined to the barracks. Two
regiments are expected in the course of the
next week.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
HARTFORD, October 2.
Sufficient returns are received to show q
majority against the Constitutional Amend
ment by several thousand.
LATER.
Thirty.three towns give 1880 against
the amendment which is probably defeat
ed by 5000 to 5000 majority.
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