Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-27
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OOio ctoseo Adet ulgnt az A1oIss
REoEIrTs from the internal revenue since
July have been Sl7O,OOO,oOO.
THE funeral of Governor Corwin tool
place at Lebanon yesterday.
THK Erie Road has borrowed four millions
of dollars in England with which to COM
plete lis double track. rs-
A NORrH CAROLINA editor has been
brought to Washington under arrest, for
publishing disloyal articles.
TIE Merchants Exchange, in Montreal,
Canada, was destroyed by FIRE Sunday
night.
SEVEN or eight thousand dollars were
stolen from the safe Of the Treasurer of
Pulaski county, Ind, Sunday night last. =
coHHoboRE WISslOR,o the famous Kear-
sage, has been transferred to the command
of the Gulf Squadron, which consists of
twenty vessels carrying 1Ss guns- q
GEN. GRANT, it is asserted, Immediately
after the holidays, will proceed to the Rio
Grande, to look after the military situation
there q sH p.
A COLLISION occurred between two passen-
ger trains Oh Rhode Island Railroad yes
terday, BY which one passenger only was
wounded, --..-...
TAG prison connected with the aims
house, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
was burned last Sunday night Three in
mates persisted in the flames. -.--5
TIE President has relieved Provisional
Governor shsrkey, of MissiasipPi,g of his du7
ties, and turned the State over to the officers
recently elected by the people.
AMoSG the Washington rumors is one that
the Committee on Appropriations were 10
report bill for the assumption of the war
debts Of the loyal States by the General
Government 2 q "a Lb7 % sfl q
seNE lsbOrers provoked q fight on the
Dayton & Western Railroad near Richmond,
Ind; Christmas afternoon, by refusing to
pay their fare as passengers, in which two
Of them were killed and several wounded.
one Mercer, General in the rebel army,
who had command of battalion of Union
prisoners forced inte the rebel ranks from
AudersOnYille, is now on trial at Savannah
for murder, having caused seven of the
prisoners TO be shot for desertion.
A SCHOONER from Hayti to Boston went
ashore last Friday night of Nantucket, and
her crew, seven mea, in endesvoring TO
save themselves in the life-bost, were cap
sized and drowned.
BRIGHAM YoUxG has been dangerously i'll |
of pleurisy, but is now recovering. Of late
the Mormon militia have been actively |
drilling, and many people out that way ap-
prehend the breaking out Of difficulties be-
fore the close of winter.
THE cities of the South, Tennessee es-
pecialiy, must be desirable places of resi-
dence since the war. Nashville, as every
body knows, has been particularly "salu-
brious;" and Atlanta, now, is raising a reg
iment to protect itself from murderers and
robbers.
OFFICERS of the army, who have marched
over the Plains, and had some acquaintance
with the people of Salt Lake, are rather
anxious that military operations should |
be commenced against Brigham Young and
bis latter day saints.
AT shafEer, Pa, on Christmas day, fire
broke out which, in two hours, consumed |
half the town. Ten stores and iour hotels
we're burned. A quarrel took place during
the fire between Mr.. Park and another
man, which resulted in Parks being shot
dead. fiftlAl p = Dg
News from the city of Mexico represents
government as about played
out. 1t is upheld only by foreign bsyonets.
The withdrawal of the French forces will
be the signal for a general uprising in favor
Of the Republic.
A FIRE broke out yesterday in the building
Of Dibble 4 Co., Pearl street, New York, in
which turpentine, rOsin and such like COM
bustible material was stored in large guam
titles, and in a short time destroyed the |
building and $4,000 or S5s,Ooo worth Of
''--tteif p ''-t ttte
A CASE Of safFocation from gas is reported
as taking place in Chicago, on last Saturday
night, at . hotel on Lake street. Six men
we're sleeping in one room, and during the
night the cap of the gas pipe, which was
stuck on with wax, dropped of, letting the
gas escape into the room. Five of the men
we're dead in the morning, and the sixth
was insensible. s -f
Our three O'Clock, 4. NJ, dispatches men
lion serious riot st Alexandria, Va, on
Christmas between the negroes and whites, |
IN which six negroes are reported killed as
we'll as several whites. The blame of Ori-
ginating the riot is, Of course, laid upon the
negroes, and may be true or may not. Else
where throughout the South, as far as heard
from, the holiday was observed by the color
ID people in their customary manner, with |
only here and there any disturbance occur
ting and where it did, il was confined 10 q
few.
A New RalIrOad Line.