Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-10
DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY. NOYEMBFR 10 I865-
.THE NEWS.

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died in New York yesterday.
A fire occurred in New York night befor,
last on Water street Loss SIS, 600.
A passenger in the brig Marshal dieG
f from u days attack of hiccups
ALEX. H. Stevens declines to run for Con.
gress in his District in Georgia
BARLow's majority in New York State is
set down at p, 600.
GEN. F. P. BLAIR has resigned his position
in the army, to take effect Nov. I, and
the resignation has been accepted.
notwithstanding the great effort being
made to have the sentence of Wirz commu-
ted, the President refuses to do it.
A satchel containing 5000 was stolen
from an Express wagon in Chicago yester-
day.
OUR special dispatches report that Quar-
termaster at Chattanooga has been robbed
of $4,000.
a porter in the Eew York city post-offi.e
was arrested yesterday, charged with ab-
stracting letters from the mail.
OVER a million of dollars is to be paid by
Company for the % miles of Road already
completed in California.
Az important letter ofthe Secretary of the
Treasury, in relation to receiving gold Ger
tifcates Of deposit, etc, has been sent to
officers of the customs.
THz minister from one of the South
American CArgontine) republics presented
his credentials to the President yesterday,
accompanied by formal speech.
FRoW present indications, all the Union
candidates for Congressman in North Caro-
lima, at the election day before yesterday,
are defeated.
president Johnson's policy, as admins |
tered by Wells, was successful in the late |
election in Louisiana New Orleans gave a |
Union majority Of COCO. The election passed.
off very quietly.
IT is expected that Congress Will make
the Veteran Reserve Corps a permanent or
ganization, on account of the worthy ser
vices Of the soldiers composing it.
The subject Of JEFF. Davis trial is on the
tapis again. Chief Justice Chase objects to
having his trial take place at Richmond,
and advises its postPonement until after the
meeting of Congress-
SOME changes in the headquarters of mil
tary officers, occasioned by the death of
Lieutenant Colonel Reynolds, of New YorL,
ire noted in our special dispatches.
THE lo's Of The Canadian propeller Brock
lille. with cargo Of -four from Milwaukee
s ehronicled by telegraph, at Big Sable,
lake Michigan, and Two persons drowned.
3oat and cargo total loss.
Gov. HoLDry's messenger Yesterday de-
ivered to the President copies of the Com
titution of North CaroliDa and amend
nents thereto also the ordinance declaring
lull and void the ordinance of secession
he ordinance prohibiting slavery, and other
'ublic documents Of interest.
LATER returns from Maryland show the
efeat Of the Union candidate for Judge in
be 18th District. Four of the five Judges
lect are Union. There was no election
cid in one preeinetof Montgomery county,
wing to the fact that the Judges were dis
ualiied to act in that capacity.
IT appears that the fellow Wirz has really
sort Of pride about him, as he refused TO
ecept the services, in his behalf, of tlie
wiss Consul General, because profiered st
be twelfth hour. The hour Of his execp-
cn to-day is not mentioned. but it is stated
lat after o'clock, A. NJ, no person save
is spiritual adviser VIII be allowed to see
i'm previous to his being brought 20 the
allows.
GREAT destitution exists among the poor
-hites Of Georgia, North Carolina and other
outhern States. In all likelihood an ap-
cal Will be made to the North to furnish {
ssistance; an appeal which viii be re
ponded to, without doubt,.in the same spirit
f generosity and unseIfshness which has
yer characterized the great charities f-the
eople of the loyal States,
The sentence of General Briscoe is PRO
lulgated. He is cashiered, forfeits all p ly
nd allowances due. and is sentenced to
nree years Imprisonment. Sentence aP-
roved by the President, but imprisonment |
emitted on account Of previous good oOn-
uet.
The battehclds IN the South wall soon Ue
even by those who particii-
ated in the fights. Nature, as the poets
ave so often told US, takes delight in hid
ng the evidences of mortal strife beneath
lxuriant growth fvegetation-which is all
cry well, in its way. But the peaceful
ccupations of man work more complete
nd permanent transformations For in
tance, industry, stimulated by Northern
apital, has already effected great change
n the appearance of the thrice-fought over
Manassas. The practical, plodding tele-
-raph records, today, the erection of six
cen new buildings, for business purposr rs
md residences, while other improvements
re progressing there.
Our foreign news to-day would be highly
important. If the important part of it were
rue. Il contains rumor that the ne st
peech from the throne will announce tae
,ntire evacuation Of Mexico by the French
roops: : which rumor is Immediately follow
ID by the much more plausible and aPpa-
emily matter-o fact statement that France
las completed negotiations for new corps
If Belgium troops to be sent to Mexico -
Lord Palmerston has been buried in West
minister Abbey, beside the great statesme n,
warriors and poets of England The Lol:l-
don Times recommends Russell as successor
as matter of necessity, not choiee.-TlIe
principal powers of the old world have
united in a conference to study means TO
prevent the spread Of cholera.
The Alabama Election
The result of the recent Alabama cleo
ton for Governor, State Legislature and
Members of Congress, as indicated by the
returns so far received, tells the same
story as that of all previous elections un-
der the reconstruction experiment. The /
most ultra rebel ticket in the field is sue
cessful. There were three candidates be-