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

MONDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1865
THE NEWS,
Com closed Saturday night at I47.

't "EN. CUsTER has command of three reri
&c. ments of cavalry at Austin, Texas.
A rrntIc sale of small lot of govern
4 ment property at Fortress Monroe is to tax,
] place on the 2Sth inst.
Of TAH Fenian flag was raised over the
headquarters of that organization in New
York yesterday.
GEN. GRANT and staff left Washington to-
- day. to visit Richmond, Charleston, and
'' other Southern cities.
LATE news from Mexico states that moth
ing has been heard there of the rumored
withdrawal of the French troops.
A FIRE occurred on the Atlantic dock.
Brooklyn, Saturday, by which rosin fac
: tory and block of buildings were DESTROYED.
. MEDIcAL officers of the freedmen's bureau
report the increase of disease among the
eolored population of Richmond, Va. There
are 25,OOO blacks in and around that city.
THE ship Benjamin Adams, from Beau
fort to Mobile, was lost in the gale on the
2Sd. Ten persons were drowned. Several
other marine disasters Of recent. date are
reported.
TuE number of vessels tho rebels fitted
out, from 1851 to the collapse of the rebel |
lion, was twenty. These cruisers captured |
and destroyed 275 merchant vessels.
ALBERT PIKE has gained permission to set
tie in Memphis. He is at Washington, par
don-seeking, and also making an effort to
| regain his law library valued at $50 900.
now held by the Government.
President Juarez has information that
over 1900 Mexicans have been tried by
court martial by order of Macmillan, and
in every instance the death sentence speed
lily executed.
THE Surveyor General of Minnesota, in a
report to the secretaryof the Interior, saws
that the western part of that State abounds
in mineral riches, among which is gold
bearing quartz.
The whereabouts of some of the rebel
Generals is given in our dispatches Gordon I
and Gartrcll are practising law in Atlanta. \
Ga. Wheeler and Anderson are in the com L
mission business at Augusta; Hardee is at
Savannah, and Cobb is at Macon
A SESSION of the Z. S. Circuit Court ia ar
dered to commence at Norfolk, Va, to-day,
either Chief Justice Chase or Judge Under
wood presiding. It is thought by some. but :,
OF course this is mere guess-wolk, that jeff. b.
Davis will be tried. a
=. FoRrY-oNE millions Of the receHtlvseon- !"
verted 500 L. S. Bonds had been delivered ,s
to subscribers from the Treasury Depart m
ment at the close of business hours on sill
Saturday night The remaining nine mil III
lions will soon be issued. III
REPoRTs from Central Virginia represent fl
The condition of affairs in a favorable light.
More grain has been raised than will sup Or
ply the home demand for the winter, and lin
money is becoming plenty. A great many ta0
Yankee farmers have settled there, and 20
eem to get along finely with the Virginians
TIE man arrested for the murder of the
'uban theatrical manager the murder was ",
ommtted in New York, a few DAYS ago) AT
onfessed his crime and information W.
rhich led to the recovery of most of the a t
money for which the crime was perpetrated. Pa
IT must be confessed that there is a great ne NJ
cal of mistiness in the accounts from Mat
moras, relative to the reported firing on a
'reneh steamer from the Texrs side of the
,iO Grande. The Matamoras Raachero of -, Ia
le 10th says the steamer got aground, and nae
lille under heavy fire from the "out- and
AVIS '-liberals-on the Mexican side, was Tic
pened on at long range from the American ,
de- The report may be true, or it may he'd
ot. A.
A SPECIAL dispatch to the LEADER from self
leadville, states that fire broke out in don
'me wooden buildings on the corner of ~. .,.
oek and Water streets, in that place, yes frol
.rday morning by which eleven store
'oms and offices were destroyed the Jour
al printing Office among others. Loss over sl l91
100000, but little insurance. 1t is sup ~
osed to have been ths work Of an incen-
iary. 4
Our Washington dispatches, this morn .rr ,-s
lg, sum up as follows: The Presidents
stter to Governor Humphreys of Mississ- 1
,pi, is given in full. He says the troops cho
ill be withdrawn from that State when, in oar
le opinion Of the Government peace and
rder and civil authority are fully restored q
nat no concessions other than a genuine dali
,yalty are required from the people of Miss as
sippi, and that the Government does not I
ictate, but advises the adoption of policy var
nat will result in restoring the State to its linz
roper relations with the Federal Govern Ais
rent. Among the ladies who besieged ''ie
le President for pardons for rebels
as one who interested herself strongly in I
ehalf of the highwayman, Harry Gilmore. the
be Presidents message isprinted private ma .i'
z, as fast as written. 1t Will be delivered
the Press of the principal cities, by spec II
i messenger, on the day of its delivery.
lement c. Clay is not to be pardonsd, but
III be held for trial. Mallory, ex-S Secretary oI"
ex-rebel navy, viii also, it is probable, be law
led. Major Echols formerly of the U: S. n
rmy, but who joined the rebellion and was
hief of the defences of Charleston, has 81
cen pardoned, on the recommendation of for
be \ ttorney General on the ground that he n
as an invention for which he cannot get a
atent unless he first receives pardon. Z.
American Matters In England. S""
TLond n Cor. N Y. Times. wv
The advent of Mr.. Caleb Cushing is
ooked forward to with some interest, and 7
here is an anxious feeling expressed that to
n matters in controversy between the ais