Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-27

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
NBw YoRE, November ga Washington
special says that the greater portion of tn,
residents message was placed in type to
day, and 1t will pc completed in ample time
10 De delivered TO distant cities by a specia
messenger, to be handed to the press on the
day 1t is presented to Congress.
The reports of the Secretary of the Treas.
ury and Secretary Of the Interior are com
PIeted, and are being placed in type.
RUSSIAN AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
P. NJ. Collins, originator and prosecutor
of Collins Overland Russian-American Tel
egraPh Line, had an interview with the
President ts day. 1t is said that the Com
pany desire the government to subscribe.
| They have already been furnished, within a
day or two, with vessel belonging to the
navy.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The Internal Revenue receipts are falling
oil. Yesterday they reached but $3.50, GOO.
REBEL CRUISERS.
A complete list of rebel cruisers and of
vessels destroyed by them, has been pre-
pared by the Secretary of the American
Shlpmaster's Association and published to-
day. Altogether there were twenty of these
pirate vessels whose course commenced in
June 1851, by the sailing of the schooner
Savannah from Charleston, and ended on
the sixth of the present month by the ar
rival Of the Shenandoah at Liverpool
These cruisers captured 375 merchant YES
sells OF an aggregate tonnage of nearly one
million tons, which were either burnt or
sunk.
L. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
The Herald says: This session of the U.
y. tIrPnit ri will
Chase or Judge Underwood presiding, has
been ordered to commence at Norfolk, Va.
to morrow. 1t is thought by some that its
business Will be to try jeff Davis.
MEXICAN NEWS
A letter from El Passo, Mexico. October
18th says: News has been received that
General Bracourt, commanding the French
in chihuahua had issued an order to his
command to make the necessary prepara
tlons for evacuating the city preparatory to
concentrating his forces at Darango.
The writer of the letter expected that
would be free from French by
the first of November.
1t is reported that Juarez Mas received re-
ports from several commanders of the army
Of the Republic that over 5000 Mexicans
nave been summarily tried by the court mar
Ials Of Maximilian and condemned to
ASdtH. Inc sentence In every case was |
speedily executed. There is no instance |
known in which mercy was extended.
LET THEM GO.
A letter from Rio Janerio saws There is
| strong tide Of emigration from the United |
states to Brazil. Nearly all are refugees
rom the late rebellious States.
EX-REBEL OFFICERS.
A letter from Georgia says: The late rebel
ieneral Gordon is practising law in Atlanta.
ieneral Wheeler is in the commission busi-
less at Augusta. General GartrelI is prae-
ising law in Atlanta and is candidate for
congress. General Anderson is in the com
mission business at the same place. General
larcee is at Savannah and Howell Cobb at
Macon.
MOUNT GEMS TUNNEL.
The Herald'5 correspondent who recently
listed the Mount Cents tunnel says The
tatements that the work has been suspend
d at any time are untrue. The whole
ength of the tunnel will be seventy-five
1Iles: of which nearly one-half is COM
leted.