Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24
GEN. Heron Resigned.

Seic 'o-udy VI army ana hospital stores, con-
slstIng OF condensed milk, eggs, beef, blan-
kets, &C.. the net receipts amounted to a
quarter of million dollars.
Gen. Heron Resigned.
New Orleans advices state that Major
General Heron has resigned his position in
the army and entered into the commission
business in that city.
Cozzens Coal Oil Refinery in the Creek at
Long Island is reported destroyed by fire
this morning.
A Statement Confirmed.
NEW YoRk, November 2S.-The state
ment made on the 10th inst, that the
French government has complained to the
Custom authorities against five steamers
and sundry persons-the former as destined
to transport arms, &c, to Mexieo-was sub
stantially correct. An abstract from a let
ter stating that a clearance was refused a
steamer until she was examined bv Col
lector King. the Collector giving as his
reasons for this course that he had received
protest against several vessels in the port,
said to be preparing for illicit purposes
against the French or British commerce. :.
Cotton.
The steamer Western Metropolis, from
Apalaehacola, 18th, brings 5000 bales of cot
ton. The total shipments of cotton from
that port for the past season will reach S0.-
600 bales. There are some 10000 bales
which are yet to be shipped Some twenty
vessels were loading.
Sailed. D..
The steamer Norwich had sailed for New
Orleans for repairs.
Ashore.
The steamer Young had been ashore on
the bar for ten days.
~. Murdered
NEW YORK, November pa Cuban
named Jase Garc5aotta was murdered i'm the
vicinity of the City Park, BROOKLYN. last
night, and robbed of eight or ten thousand
dollars, which he had upon his person. He
was the proprietor of theater in Havana
and had come to this city for the purpose
OF purchasing machinery. The supposed
murderer is Jose Ganzales, represented to
be about forty years of age, five feet EIGHT
inches high, dark complexion, black hair.
and thin black mOustache He had dined
with him ard knew he had money, and left
the hotel in company with the victim. The
murdered man was horribly mutilated with
more than dozen wounds from dagger
There was wound over his right eve intiiet- |
ed with some blunt instrument. and the |
body was otherwise lacerated with dirk or |
dagger. dagger and razor were found in |
the vicinity. No arrests have vet been |
made.
Indian Negotiations.
NEW YORK, November %. - Hon. O. |
Guernsey, of Wisconsin, one of the commits |
sioners sent to treat with the Indians of the |
North West, says that negotiations have |
been so satisfactory that he thinks com |
mission sent out early next season would |
have ample time to go higher up the river |
and see the Indians of the upper northwest |
country, and succeed in establishing gem |
eral peace throughout the country.
Wool Dealers.
The wool dealers and brokers of this city |
propose to hold daily meetings to consider
their interests.
Railroad Suit
The decision of the Court of Appeals in |
the suit of the Corporation of New York VS..
the Sd Avenue Railroad Company, for
license fees and penalties, the Company |
having refused to pay the sum of $50 year
imposed by the city ordinances, as license |
fees for each car run, or pay a penalty of |
$50 for each case of refusal.