Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-20
VOL. XIX---NO. $50.


rey were overhauled BY the Liberals, who
exacted eighty dollars for each trunk.
Oscobedio is reported to have left Miel
and gone in the direction of Monclora
1 The chief bandits appear much dissatis-
fed with each other
An Imperial decree has been issued for.
bidding vessels entering Mexican ports
unless they bring proper papers from
consuls abroad.
AdVices from the capital state that Ne
CRETE reached Chihuahua with three hun
dred men, having lost five hundred from
exposure and starvation. r +....,-
A detachment of Contra's guerrillas sue
bers i''''- 'ii.I " n 'I@- ~
Seven regiments of Northern neoro
troops were mustered out and disbanded
at Brownsville on the I'd and sent home.
NEW ORLEANS October ls.-By an i'm
| portant circular from the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, regulating the duties of negroes to-
ward employers, the freedmen are given
TO understand that they lmust labor for
their Substance and not expect further
concession.
No further interference by the military
with the registry of votert is expected
Intelligence from Galveston to the IAth
inst, states that a great deal of sickness
prevails among the troops on the lower
coast of Texas. In some regiments tba
mortality is quite large.
There is great business activity at Gal
weston and Houston. There is great COM
plant throught the State in consequence
of the lack Of mail facilities.
From Cinefunatt
CINCINNATI, October 10 man
named Rogers was deliberately murdered
and then robbed by a former emplovee
named o OConnor, at Hamilton, Ohio on
Wednesday last
The moulding establishment of D,,nont
& Co. of this CITY, was partialIv dastrovad ,,lrS
by fire last night. Loss $4,000.
The American Christian Missionary So
clety met in this city yesterday. 1t was
largely attended BY members and others
from all parts of the United States. The
lollowlng preamble and resolution was
Society:
WHEREAS, Phe conflict of the last four
years has resulted in the emancipation of
iour millions of slaves, and the return of
peace to our country now opens an efec-
t9al door for missionary effort among
the destitute people in our border, there
fore,
Resolued, That we accept the leading of
providence, and will endeavor to meet
the exigency, that the poor man NAV |
have the gospel preached to him.
The Synod of the Cincinnati Presbv-
terians will meet here tomorrow.
Fenianism is still the engrossinp tonic
IN Irish Provinces. Arrests continue to |
be made. Among the latest are the pro-
prietors and printers of the Connauebt |
Patriot for seditious articles in that paner |
Strict surveillance is kept on board vessels
from America at Queenston. Eight addi-
tonal Fenians were examined in Dublin
and committed for trial.
The American. correspondent of the
Times says Sir F. Bruce had asked Sew
ard for an explanation concerning the Fe-
man movements throughout America. He
also represents general amnesty as like
" on the part of President johnson. -Four
persons were killed in a reeont tumult at
5aragessa. Order was soon restored.
Loss by Fire.
DETROIT, Oct ls.-The loss TO the
Michigan Central Railroad by the burning
II their freight house and contents last
light will not exceed 900, 600 dollars
The company was insured by j. I. Dob
on q Co, an agent of this house arrived
N oIInars Of fraio,ht Ia ynotFv-af lrno,vn o.