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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04
CLOTHING,
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
New Goods at Union Hall for Spring.
Is now the theme OF which sing
We've all the latest styles in II mSda
To suit the finest city trade,
OF new Spring OveIcoats ana Sacks,
To nt the form like ouIded wax;
And Business Goats Of stylish make
Ali Of the present styes that take;
But then the orowning Goats Of all
Are the DBEss COAfs st Union Hall,
We pride ourselves that We excel
All others IN the costs We sell;
For in them you will always ind
kit, Fashion, Grace and Ease combined.
Bat on our Coats will rot dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
" every hue, and shade and style
To tel Jon all would take while;
30 will only mention here
That those = no Wcuid in style appear
Should come to Union Hall and buy
The OLoE ING best to please the eye;
And not alone the eye to please
Bat ney save in bUyin9 these;
For We will sell at prices low,
No matter how the God does 70
In Eurnbhing Goods both rich and neat,
We have stock full and complete:
Our gallant boys in tlus" will hnd
Ali kinds of goods to suit their mind,
We've also fer the boys in store
better stock thaa e'er before:
And can q fit, both great and small
Nith CLOTHING best at UEIoE Hall.
~ he finest stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing and ths Lowest Prices in the city at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
sole Agency for the sale of
STRONG'S ARMY TRUNKS
SLEGER'S SEWING MA CHINES.
AND
StOrF's AutOmaIOn PFelsmau!
Gov superior and Union streets
B15- Look out for the Giants ans
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04
MAcHINISTS.
The OLD EAGLE EnuhnRl
DENTISTRY.
TEETH TEETH TEETH

Dr.. J. 4. DANIELS,
Late Of the firm Of HALLIwELL A DtErrrs 4,
sill a. bis old established Deuts Rooms corpsr n
ontario street and Public Square, making those
layauabie gems, Artificial Teeth at the old prica-
before The var. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
70 as. An work warranted snI0 "a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04
WOOD MOVING MACHINE.

All direct from the Home Shops Send orders to
L. O. Frost co,
ap2i-22l 143 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
OVER THE BORDER.
Apprehension for the safety OF the Cap
ital-Armfng and Filling Up tile Vol
untcer Militia Corps-Sitting or the
Executive Council. sc.

OrrhwA CRY, Dec. II. ]

Executive Council. Sc.
QUE OTTAWA CORRESPONDENTS.
OTTAWA CRY, Dec. IL, 1906
This capital only City -four miles from tho frontier
II is therefore, though considered back location open
10 danger from enemy crossing the ST. Lawrence or
Prescott whcro Won schoultz crossed in 1881 and
the Fenian government Is not yet thought politically
funct Hence the apprehension felt for Ottawa city
corps Of fifteen thousand men were to cross near
Prescott and the Grand Trunk Railroad stop REIN
forcements coming from the East IL might be able to
take this city by coup dc MAIN
In su oh event the damage that could he here
would be fearful Imagine the Pile OF Parliamentary
buidingr costing four millions OF dollars re-
duced 70 heap OF blackened stones Then the
confusion Ar things there Is enough disorder; for
every department nlled with piles Of unpacked boxes
the flames and bonfire would light up the counry for
miles around like second burning OF Moscow. F~-~~7
The steps taken by government 10 meet this possible
danger are the filing up Of the Ottawa Volunteer RIes
10 sixty five per company and the sending Of three
more companies to the capital from the West
The clerks Of the government Offices are also formed
into rife corps, Of about two hundred men, called the
"Cvil Service Corps and in ALL this force could turn
out about 1--WE hundred men, who could be reinforced
ns Es G o% ss a. anti ~h
regular troops.
II there were no other points Of attack, or demonsta-
trated about Ottawa City but hardly more without lcav
ing other important points bare.
The Executive Council will sit tomorrow In this city;
they sat In Montreal the 9th The Business that will
come before tho Council will DO OF importance and will
refer 70 matters OF commerce chiefly. Mr.. Gait, who
was in wsshingtos the other day on mission 70 see
what could be done 10 reciprocity IN trade has
given his colleagues 10 understand that they must look
out for other countries for trade than the United
States
The Council have great deal Of back work 10 attend
TO consequent the removal 10 Ottawa Of the OF
government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Bonr rorxp.-- captain John B. ElherIdgc, Of Roanoke

Bopy FouSp.-- Captain John H. Etherdgc, Of Roanoke
Island, N O. informs US by letter that he found on
Tuesday, 9th OF December, At Oregon Inlet Body's
Island beach, N. C., the dead body Of man having
red complexion high forehead full face biuc eycs and
jeans, made open before with strap but without sus-
pendcr bouse and overcoat, and beard clearly shaved
Had In pocket trau spotation ticket bearing the
10 Newark, ~ ", Oeiolcr II, 1893; time I've days.
CAPTAIN Euieridss bad the body decentIy inferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Railroad Law suis.

THAbELFHIA, Dec II 1850
To-day in the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Woodward
the Of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad and the
Pennsylvania Railroad companies Tho Catawissa
Railroad and Central Railroad OF Pennsylvania and the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad companies Of Ohio
New York aud Pennsylvania, for a special injunction
restraining the defendants and declaring nun aud void
tho lease OF the Caiawissa Railroad, dated November
and also the contract, dated October 81 between tho
Philadelphia aud Erie and Caiawssa Railroad companies
and that said contract be delivered up be cancelled
was sommeneed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Attempts mt APPLICATION.

Paris NOV. 29) correspondence London POST
Sir John Champion and tho French Minister have had
several interviews with his Exceiency NJ Bcrmudez de
Castro, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, about the
blockade of Chile. They have represented, am ar
sured the views OF their respective governments with
great moderation, and at the time pointing out
tho state OF feeling England and France among com
inercia men, and how commercial interests exer
csng certain amO1nt of pressure the CabiHets az
e. James and the Tuileres Each Of the Ministers let
II DO understood that the good Offices of friendly Powers
were at the disposal Of the governments Madrid and
the Chilean republic should they be disposed to refer
disputes TO mediation. 10 these representations fbe
Spanish Minister OF Foreign Affairs reported to have
replied by observing that Spain had been nsulted by the
Chilean republic that the last treaty had been violated
and that the Chleans had assisted the Peruyans, &C.
that tho dispatches OF Covarrubas the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs for Chile left opening for reconcia
ton and therefore Spain in honor bound to employ
force to defend the honor Of her flag Hs Erceceucy
BeTmudez or Castro then DECLARED that ADMIRAL Pdru had
done notsfng nvre tran carry out his syucons and that
the government Of The Queen aUotld be bound support all
thdt ne had done The Spanish government did not in
tend TO set its face against friendly negotiaton If the
government Of Chile would salute the spanish 1ar
preliminary act but 1t the opinion of the Spanish
Minister that the republic would count external sup
port not only in Europe but in America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
SPAIN AND CHILE.

The Spanish Government Supporting
Admiral Pnreja.
circular despaIch Of Senior Bermudez dc Castro, tho
opens Min aser for Foreign Affairs, addressed 70 the
Spanish Ambessadc-, which has just been published
Raves doubt about tho serious OF the Chilean
Sifhenl,y The Spanish government through this MIN.
NsL entsrs nsp long defence Of W Own conauct and
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possible for Mr. johnson acknowledge H. The Fren ch
government say that Macmillan maintain himself
against domestic foes II the Americans will let him alone
and ask for his recognition by them order TO the with
dfawni OIL Their troops. The Americans reply Withdraw
and let us SEQ how much the alleged consent OF tho
people worth This is state of things full Of danger,
for u - evident that tho people Of the Union getting
more restless every month in view Of the OF
the French, and II will be wonder if the American
government, redoubles its exertons TO procure the with
drnwai OF the French army in order 70 avoid collision
which would seem Otherwise Inevitable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Landing Of French Mortars and Am
munitiOn for the Rio Grande.
MOVEMENTS OF THE LIBERAL FORCES.
General POrf1riO DiaZ i'm the
Field Again.
GLOOMY PROSPECTS OF THE IMPERIALISTS.
THE CHOLERA AT VERA CRUZ.
&c. &c. &c.

BY the arrival OF the steamship Columbia, Captain
Barton, from Havana on the 9th inst are in receipt
OF later and important Mexican news received at Havana
by the regular mail steamer from Vera Cruz, which will
DO found in the letter OF Vera Cruz correspondent
We are indebted to the courtesy Of the purser Of the
Columbia for prompt delivery OF our dispatches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14

that OF Admiral Pareja II restates the Of
plant and declares that IL has acted throughout with
pied with censure Of the Spanish Ambassador for de-
caring that the Chilean explanations satisfactory
The conclusion is defence OF Admiral Pareja against
the charge OF precipiiancy. The Spanish Minister
of Foreign Affairs has further addressed circular
note TO the representatives OF Spain at foreign courtss
relative TO the with Chile.
The approves the conduct Of Admiral Pareja and
states that the reply OF the Chilean 70 the
overtures OF the Spanish Admiral precuded the posi-
by OF any further negotiations, unGer the media
ton OF the diplomatic body Valparaiso The note
news the assurance that Spain does not aspire TO the
she will not permit her dignity be outraged without
exacting satisfaction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
A Whole Block or Buildings burned Mt
Janesvflle, Wis.

EVANSVILLE. Wis, Dec 49, 1905.
6re last night destroyed the block OF wooden build
ngs At the Of Main and North Second streets.
The loss wos 100000 nearly covered by insurance.
Messrs Wheeler Owner, Zniger and Schicker the
prinCipal sufferers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Large Fire at Detroit.

DETROIT, Dec, 10, 1853.
disastrous nre occurred at Pontiac Mich, this
ing. The following the osses:--Wclls Co., drug
gss SIS 00o insured for g. 5oo J. segman, clothing,
81, 900, insured; J. P. Wilson, druggist $1,000 in
surcd for 00 Other losses make the total loss foot
up $40 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Nine Building. Destroyed at O,sawa, III.

tNIVAdO,
nre at Ot,awa, H., this morning, destroyed nine
buildings The amount of the loss is not yet ascertain
cd but Is said 10 DO large The heaviest losers Ro
din Glindon, shoe dealers, and Dmmick Brothers.
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14

Correspondence from Madrid denies that the Spanish
government has sent Admiral Pareia orders to suspend
hostilities against Chile The not even
disposed TO accept OF the mediation OF neutral Powers
Orders have been given the Spanish arseua "a
push forward the preparations Of vessels for
The Spanish Minister of Marine had issued circular
ordering the commanders Of Spanish ships to treat
pirates all vessels Of which the captain the officers and
the majority OF the not Chleans, who may
not have received their commissions direct from The
Chilean government =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
The WeIIamd Canal.

ST. CsrHARrSrs, Dec. Is, 1866.
The wesnd canal IN s free OF Ice. There is no do
eDtion Of vessels The canal will close Friday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Pastcboard Mills at South Dedham,
Mass, Burned.

BosroS, Dec 10, 1865
The pasteboard mills at South Dcdham, owned by J.
Ellis Co. nearly destroyed by FIRE this morning
Loss estimated at $50, 900; insured for 5000 The
mills were new, and replaced others burned eighteen
months since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
CONGREGATIONS.

Destruction or Nine Buildings I'm Cairo
CAIRO, Dec. 10, 1865.
Nine buildings, mostly dwellings, on Commercial
avenue and Twelfth street, burned to-day Loss
about $50, 900, partially insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Onicial Advices Received by Minister.
Romero.

WARRINGTON, Der. IT $3.50.
Oficia sdvces have been received from Mataoros Nv
Mr. Romero the Mexican Minister showing that General
Escobcdo OF the independent army obliged TO raise
the siege both % account Of the arrival Of large French
achievements Aid the want OF ammunition and pr
sons for his troops He has zone TO occupy the
city of Monterey where he expects u obtain
enough 10 return against Mataoros with better chances
Of The condition Of affairs along the whole
frontier Is represented TO be most encouraging for the
national
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Governor Fenton and tho New York ON

cials.
The Governor has dismissed the charges against John
f. Deven Corporation Counsel Of New York city, tho
evidence being insufficient to his removal from
once, demanded the part of the complainant In
the Of Messrs Brennan, the Comptroller, and
Booe the City Inspector he has taken the ind
Gated nihe following letter addressed TO the parties
rerestcdr--
kTsTE or NV YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ALBANY, Dec. IL, 1866 I
Ancs4 careful review Of the charges presented To
against tho above named individuals and patient hear
ing Of the arguments of the learned counsel employed
by the parties and being impressed with the magnitude
AMI importance Of the question involved, have deter
mined TO suspend further acton thereon until the Assem-
bling of the Legislature.
am led to this conclusion by the following conslder
tions.-
II Is evident that investigation OF the charges
would involve the examination Of large number al
Witnesses and considerable documentary evidence, aud
time that should De devoted 10 other imperative duties
Tho law moreover has failed TO invest tho Executive
with those plcnary powers essential TO the exercise OF
judicial functions ~ such proceedings.
Neither Is the difficulty obvaicd by the alternative
provision Of tile statute authorizing the Governor to
direct the District Attorney Of the county la which
the officer shall be- ~ cond ct inquiry into the truth
OF the charge made, the voiuine Of criminal busi
In the city and county Of Now York would preclude
the prosecuting officer from undertaking aborons
ins est.g CATION The proposition already made by me,
that BY common consent OF the parties, referee OF
recognized ability and fairness should conduct the in
curry intended to relieve the case OF It's present
complications. The respondents, however, Withheld
tie assent which was prerequisite 10 this
For these ! shall srbmit the subject 10 tho
legislature early practicable Tor It's 0ciun ~ r."
spect amendment OF the law, and Ia the meantime
all further proceedings herein are stayed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Peza for fonr distinct nfractions OF the law Of October
~ IN regard 10 ministerial responsibilities
An exchange OF prisoners being negotiated. The
besans captured a. Iacanharo we're TO be exchanged
Tor Jaarsts taken at Mazaian
ORzaBA Nov. %, 1866.
Yesterday Ave hundred Zouaves entered this city.
ihey were part Of those lately landed Vera Cruz
The French steamer Noveau Monde arrived the 7th,
bringing about six hundred troops for Vera Cruz who
pass. however, passengers. Thus over a thousand
soldiers month arrive By this line alone If this is
merely TO MI up vacancies is frghtful confession Of
moI'ashy Perhaps the kubian contingent have
ne.aa 80 much about lately Is 10 be hlled up
Win Mese They turned loose
our CITY, and, As they carried and Immediately
became intoxicated, caused considerable trouble and
alarm. rour deserted, and, being apprehended
taken 70 the French Consul but the question that
a. passengers ne has actual control them aud 10
cannot very well give the lie 10 the French authorities
However, the authorities here will seize thom the
never-islng p.ctex OF having papers passports
From Key west we bear OF the arrival OF General
Scott He wni spend the month OF January there ON
the 9Th lie left for New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Prociamn ton OF ADMIRAL Parc,a.

IMadrld NOV. 3Ol correspondence OF London Times.
The Madrid papers print proclamation of Admiral
Parea to the soldiers and saers OF his squadron He
reminds hts men Of the prowess with which
handful OF their progent0rs subducd those vast terrific
res three hundred years snce nvcghs against the trca
son and peridy which wrenched them frou te,r father
land fifty years ago. and holds in fact language which
would hardly be usablc IL the purpose Of the expedi-
ton had been, as the world surmsed the reconques OF
those South American colonies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Position OF the BritisR Government.


In the face Of such interference With she
republic Of Chill, deliberately persisted in contrary
the remonsances OF the representatives OF the chief
Powers OF Europe and America and now, it appears
approved and ratified by Marshal ODonnel and his col
leagues It becomes question how far standers by
justified in acquiescing In it. blockade Is weapon
permitted to every belgerent and nentrals are bound 10
respect when IT is properly established But cannot
DO permitted to any minister who finds desirable to
distract the attention Of tho nation he governs from
nisrue at home by giving them the spectacle Of aggres
sons abroad, wantonly TO make innocent
neghbor to Interfere with the peaceful operations OF
commerce, the liberty OF exchange between neutral
TONS and to put back the civilization Of the world
blockade is meapon Of mcr bat Rse1f must be copa-
Ole o. Qualification or neutras sciu be dion to became BEL
h0ereats in insisting rpm It's cessation. Even
now We are not without hopes that the Spanish
Government will recede from the false position that
has taken, at all events that the Spanish nation will
do what il has done before, and, dismissng Marshal
ODonncll from Office, will call TO power some one who
viii undo what he has DONE but every day proves
clearly the necessity that should be prompt and ds
sire 10 ction would be better that Spain itself
should raise tho blockade of Valparaiso, but 1t woua
intoerable that il should somehow other be raised
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those South American colonies.
Important Action OF the French Govern.
ment.
Paris iNov. 2o) telegram to London Prcssl
NJ Drouyn de Lhuys has addressed letter to the Paris
Chamber OF Commerce relative to the blockade of vapa
raise by Spain NJ Drouyn de Lhuys states that ne
taking steps to recall the beligens TO proper respect
for the rights Of neutrals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14
Germany Reused 10

(sermnny Reused TO Action.
letter published in the North German Journal states
that the man of war Vneta had left for the Chilean
waters for the purpose Of protecting the commercial in
forests OF Germany In those ATTITUDES.
NJ. dc Bismark about also to take the necessary
diplomatic measures with regard to the Spanish govern
mcnt for the same object.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
pnEDptkN NRWS.

Bv the arriVAlo Of the steamship City Of London
al New York and Peruvian at Farther Point, Mon
day, we have news nom Europe TO the 2lst OF
April-fye days later Tim intelligence is Of a
very important and interesting character.
The publication OF the details Of the fall Of Rich
moud, with the report Of tie rOut OF Lees army
produced an intense degree Of excitement All over
Great Britain. Although the people had noS heaEu
Of the surrender of Lee, it was very geleIai! con
ceded that the Rebel cause was az al euu' anu the
London Times advises the remnrnI CI VIC ,uSu'-
gents to submit TO their 'couque'V's "''e' O0'"'u-
ing the best terms possible.
The London haer--Jet. Davis organ-and Lon
don PoSt-Lord Palmerston'S organ-hopins against
hope express the opinion that 'he war WIN oe s'''
continued, in some new torn, by the Rebels.
The Rebel cotton loan had almost disappeared
from the London Stock Exchange, where very
animated and heavy demand for United States Sc
curitiss and American railroad stocks existed.
The superior sbiity of General Grant and the
galantry Of the UuiOn soldiers were fully il tar
Oily, conceded by The British press.
4 very exciting scene took place in the Frerch
Legislature when the news from Richmond was
made known. N. Ergens Pelletan, a leader otthe
opposition, declar, it was Of no consequence that
Napoleon did not alluie TO American affairs IN his
SD ech from the throne as 'the victorious swords Of
Grant and Sherman have settled the question:
The sentiment was supported 10y tweniy-tour men,
helS OF the opposition.
The abolition OF slavery in the South was hailed
with Joy by the influential newspapers ot Paris.
A London journal asserts that Napoleon propoS-
ed to conclude a treaty with England for the de-
fence OF Canada against the United States on hear
ing Of the fall Of Richmond
An Irish journal recommends a large emigration
OF ''poor' but hardworking whites 10 the Southern
States when restored 10 the Union.
Maximilian's affairs were in a very dScOuraging
state The new Franco-MeXican loan, being a lot
terry concern, cannot be quoted in London. His new
minister has retired from the Court OF the Emperor
OF Austria, and the London Times indicates that the
Monroe doctrine NAV De speedily enforced against
his throne.
The eldest son OF the Car Of Russia was danger
ouSly IN at Nice, and fears were entertained for ms
life.
ConSo> closed IN London, April a. %. 900 i-u
90 IS for u ,ucv. TIE lv, pool cotton market was
more suoyauJ April "a, and prices advanced slightly
from heavy decline experienced during the week.
Flour was duh and downward. Provisions were
quiet and steady.