The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

cate any cltzens IN hostility 70 the Govarn-
. ment by word or deed. This Circumstance
, mas led many who are too cowardlv to
enter the army to become spies and in
formers, and as these are paid by the case,
tae part OF the Mexicans whose loyalty may
nave been deemed doubtful, can be easily
mAgniaed. Of course these men were not
long employed till they found conspiracy
70 dethrone the Emperor. Five of the
niormers rushed to Maximillian's palace
on the afternoon of the Path ult. and made !
known the tidings that his life and empire
were in danger, and that they had lust
lound the leaders of the conspiracy. Both
parties were then named, and their arrest
immediately ordered. On the same night
befdre Il o'clock the spies led detsch.
ment of French troops, who surrounded
the dwelling of their victims, entered and
seized them. The following persons were
arrested
Ar. seamacona, formerly Minister of
State, Mr.. Romeo Rubio, Rx-Member Of
congress, Mr.. MsdAriaga, Mr.. Guzmau
E1'Deputy Collector of Customs, and
tRenty-six other prisoners were sent under
strong guard TO the Fort of Vena, Vera
Cruz. 1t is stated they are to be tried BY '
court martial. &
Fns Uonservative papers of the citv
openly declazA-GAA.-Ra-A..-s
could have existed, as no republican would
embark in an enterprise Of the kind.
DISLIKE OF MACMILLAN. I
1t was reported in the City of Mexico ?
that Gen. Mejis, the Imperial Commander
at Mstsmoras, had expressed his dislike of !,
the policy or MaximiiiHn in giving some :
of the Liberals to whom he is opposed, a q
voice in the government. The Emperor d
and General are said to be on very indif. z
terent terms on this account, but the crit. 81
cal state of public affairs prevents rup- b
lure between them. z
MEXICAN NEWS. IC
New York, September 10. y
The Herald's correspondent at Mszatlan m
n Mexico, July 18th, says: Owing to the Of
Unsettled condition of the country, caused
y the contest between the Republicans
nd ImParislists, business, and especially
money operations is nearly at a stand still. re
ome of the proprietors of the Sonora
lines are doing little but many had been - -.
ompelled to suspend work, owing to the bs
nPossibility of procuring necessary sup. sll
lies. Nj
PROPOSALS. n
WASHINGTON, September 10. ~ ~
Proposals for carrying the mails in North va
srolina and South Carolina from January eni
It 1866, have been printed IN psmprrsSs -;
rm and large numbers were sent out yes . -
rday 20 the care of the Governors of prC
Csc States, and to special agents of the
ost ORce Department for general distri-
ltiOn. The Post Master General made I
ntract for mail service from Cairo, Illii- por
IFS via Mound City, Caledonia and inter- yes
ediate points to Iuks, Mississippi, 32s M
lies and back, three times week by bee
,amers, at $1,000 per annum, for four Gr
ars, Also, contract for the conveyance I
mails from Albany, Georgia, to Month rec 3
llO, Florida and intermediate ports 800 act
lies and back, three times aweek.
PosToFFICEs OPENED.
Postofices have been opened in Virgin II
North Carolina, Georgia and Missis- saw
'pi.. cite
rne war DePsftmehf has grantea Ene 20 !,
luest OF capt. WIZ tnat hsVs- Flescner sioT
heeler and Hamilton be permitted to of |
1T him, to administer religious consola- exp
N. -.7
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from the Internal Revenue =
ntinue to be SIS large, if not larger, than dss S'
IS anticipated, The enormous sam of a
4S3, 80 was collected by NJ. D. Field, ant,
llecter of the District of New York, on Bar
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