Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-29
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
1t is understood that General Logan de-
olines the mission to Mexico.
The ex-rebel ram ~Stonewall, viii be st
Washington in time 10 be examined by
the Court-martial now trying Commodore
Craven for not attacking her last March.
The Mozart wing of the n. Y. Democ-
racy have nominated John Hecker for
Mayor. Fernando Wood declined the
honor. This makes three Democratic can
didates for that office, viz: Gunther, Hoft-
man and Hecker.
Gen. Sickles is assigned to the ON
mand of he Department of South Car
DINA, with head quarters at Hilton Head,
relieving Gen. Gilmore, who reports IN
person to the Chief of Engineers at Wash
ington.
A doubtful rumor comes from New Or
leans to the effect that the French Admit
raj demanded of Gen. Wei;zel the sur
render of a steamer captured by the lib
erals, which was refused.
A convention of t~obacconists is in ses-
sion in New York for the purpose of an
pealing to Congress to transfer the inter
nal revenue tax from manufactured to
leaf tobacco. Delegates are present from
nearly all the States.
Admiral GOldsborough, who hiss recent
y visited several French ports, reports
great activity in the French dock yards,
and that the Emperor has ordered sew
eral new iron clads TO be built.
Gen. Fiske, in a speech at Brooklyn, n.
Y, night before last, said that President
johnson would carry out President Lin
coins intentions towards the negroes;
that the Freedmen's Bureau would not
be discontinued until the people of the
South showed a disposition TO treat the
eolored people with fairness and justice,
The citizens of Nashville and vicinity
have found 1t necessary to organize fol
the suppression of highway robbery.
The value of American whaling vessels
and their cargoes destroyed by rebel ri
rates during the war is stated at Sl,65D,
600.
President Juarez is still reported at E
Paso, b". contemplating removing the
seat al eGysrI ment to some Z of the
Southern Mexican States.
II il y Il Secretary Mccullough viii
u considerable increase il
N~t:or;i Banking capital. and ask dis
cretionsry power 10 retire interest bear
3ng notes.
The Freedmen's Aid Commission appea
urgentl, for pecunary aid, and declare
hat unless 1t is speedily granted, 1000,
irreCmen are likely 10 perish in the State
ri ALBANIA and Georgia alone
The rebel ram Stonewal has arrived
81 Va hington navy yard. 1t ran IN
20 and sunk . schooner ON the way VI
o Chesapeake Bay.
The Mexican Liberals are confident o
their ahiiity 10 capture MstamOras- Gen
Media has !nrbidden communication be
tween thal cry and the American shore
1t q, aid Iesding Republican member
OF Congress ere advocating the consider
ton of financial matters at the openIn:
OF the session, leaving the admission o
Southern members till q later date.
Lawiessness has become so prevelen.
in Boston that an organization of younl
men has been formed for the purpose O.
acting as a patrol. One firm sold three
hundred revolEers in three days.
4 Government building at Camp Mel
son, Kentucky, occupied by the Commits
sary and Quartermaster Departments
was burned yesterday morning. 4 large
amount of Government property was de-
stroyed.
The members of the Court Martial in
session in Washington for the trial OF
Commodore Craven, for failing 10 attack
the Stonewall, will take a cruise on the
ram for the purpose of testing its sailing
qualities.
4 Terrific tornado occurred on the
Nicaraguan and Mosquito coasts, destroy
ing nearly every thing il its path, de-
molishing the town of Bluefield and
causing much loss of life.
The returns form North Carolina indi-
cate the election of Worth, to the Office
Of Governor over Holden, by a majority
of 10, 10000. The Newberne Times lecture
the Southern people for their rebellious
folly, and fears they will pay for it by
two years more of probationary suffer
ing"
A Washington special says hat the ap
pointment Of Gen. Logan as Minister 10
the Republic of Mexico was an attempt
TO intimidate the French Government, in
accordance with a programme agreed up
on between Mr.. Bigelow, our Minister 10
France, and the Opposition" members
of the Corps LegislatIf.
An article in BLacklcood states hat Lord
Palmerston had resolved TO go to war
with the United States over the Trent
affair, and would have backed his de
mands by the presence Of a British feet
al the mouth Of the Chesapeake but the
wise counsels of MIR. Gladstone and other
moderate members of the Cabinet finally
prevailed.