Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
General News.

! to himself, his family, his relations, and to
the world at large. to prove his innocence.
General News.
O. asa. Not Arrived.
FARTHER PoIST, November 12-9 P. M.
| There is nothing of the steamer Belgian,
from Liverpool I'd via Londonderry Sd inst.
Weather cold and showing. .. m
New Paper.
FoRT. MONROE, November l0.--The prospee-
tus for a new paper in FOrfolk, to be called
the Norfolk Virginian, has been issued by
Messrs. o. A. Sykes 4 Co. ..... a. 4
Elected.
RALEIGH, n. c., November 12-Turner,
member of the confederate congress, is
elected 10 Congress in the Raleigh district.
Clark, who cannot take the oath, is elected
| in the new district over Lehman, who can
lake it. Other districts have not been heard
| from.
--.'| ..r..... Gov. Holden.
Gov Holden has received telegram from
| Secretary Seward to exercise the functions
| of Provisional Governor until otherwise or
dered by the President.
From San Francisco.
SAN FRANcIsCO November lO.-The steam
| er Sacramento sailed for Panama with $780,,
600 in treasure.
Considerable anxiety is felt on account of
the non arrival of the steamship Constitu-
ton now DAYS over due with the passengers
who left New York per Ocean Queen, on the
10Th of October. 1t is feard that the Ocean
Queen may have encountered disastrous
sea in passing the West India Islands dur
ing the storm which prevailed there October
%. .s.
Advices received by the agents of the
Russian American telegraph states that one
of the Western Union Telegraph eompanys
schooners has arrived. She sailed from
New Archangel Bay bound to Anadayr,
Siberia, August 81, 1865, having on board
Lieutenant Collins, Lieutenant MaCrae and
party who are TO explore the country to
AnadorOski a Russian port IN Siberia. On
the 2Sh made Keediski Island september 9Th
arrived at Onamak Pass; on 9Th spoke the
flagship Golden Gate, bound for Fort Mich
ael, R. A. Sth, saw Island of St George.
l4th, made Cape St. Basil. 18th, run into
bay and anchored in the passage between
Anadayr Bay and river opposite an Esqui-
maux village Before the vessel came to
anchor the natives came on board. They |
were very friendly, and anxious 10 trade |
furs for tobacco, &c. 20th, weighed anchor |
and worked up the passage towards the |
river and anchored one hundred miles from
the mouth Of the river. 2lst, Lieut.. Ma
Crae and myself, with boats crew, started
to make q reconnaissance of the river; found |
IL clear Of ice, and the country has the ap- |
pearance of being good place to build the
line. .r.
went on shore to native settlement five
miles from the schooner, and found herd
of reindeer containing from three TO four
hundred.
On the 25th commenced to land stores,
having selected his camp five miles from
the mouth of the river. In the meantime
the schooner had worked to within hve
miles of the river.
On the Goth finished landing stores.
Oct 3I-Saw the steamer George S. Wright
working up the passage. Weighed anchor
and run down to her. Col. Bulkley was on
board.
Oct. I3th-Thermometer down TO l6
On the I4th sailed for San Francisco in
company with the steamer G. S. Wright,
bound for Peucpaulish, Kanschatka,
and thence to Victoria, and to arrive III
San Francisco the last of November.
The vessel on the 18th made Amalkhala
Pass, having experienced &seeng wind
while in the Behring'S Sea.
Oct. 2Oth-Heavy gales from the North
west. s.
Oct 22d-spoke the bark Coral from the
Arctic Ocean, bound TO San Francisco with
twelve hundred barrels of oil.
Oct 5th-Made Farrallone Island light
house, off the harbOr of San Francisco.
r..s Cotton.
NASHVILLE, November 11.-Cotton con-
tinue heavy. few bales were sold 42Cg43c
Receipts 406 bales; shipments 26S bales.
Infested with Robbers.
The country in the vicinity of this city is
infested with robbers.
..... Killed.
A market man was killed by negro SOL
ders, one mile from the city last night.
The River.
The river is thirty inches deep on the
shoals.
Fast Day.
Governor Brownlow has appointed the
seventh av of December next as day OF
fasting and prayer.
SAY FRAxoIscO. November 1.-THE ap-
pointment of a gallant soldier, j. F. Miller,
| collector of the port of San Francisco, gives
unusual satisfaction, especially, it being
without regard TO politics and a reward OF
high merit. The press, without regard to
politics, endorse the appointment.
POstO6ice Department.
Coz. Markles, who arrived by the last
steamer as general agent of the Postal De
partment, leaves for Oregon by the overland
route on tour Of inspection. He will find
much to do in his new line for the benefit OF
the community and to the credit OF the
Postofiee Department.
From San Francisco.
| & san Francisco, November 1.-THE ship
| Ella Norton, from New York, arrived to-
dav. Business is extremely dull.
The market for eastern goods, with linn
tied exceptions, is weaker, I'D. "a
Petroleum is flat and difficult to quote
A stock of goods generally is aecumu-
Domestic produce is without change, ex-
cept hides and tallow, which are lower.
Money is in demand at 14@l4e. Stocks
fat.
The Portland ship Dublin sold for $4,000.
Insuring Goods of the Constitution.
| Goods over due per Constitution are being
extensively insured at 10 per cent
JA Telegraph Expedition. .el
Tie telegraph expedition had not returned
from the north, and was not expected until
r. From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, November ll.-General
Canbv has issued an order turning over to
the eitv authorities all the sanitary regula-
tons that have been held by the military
since 1862, and also resigning all control
over the levees or work on them. The Pro-
vost Marshals have been Withdrawn from
the parishes, except in certain eases. Chari-
ty issues of rations 10 persons unconnected
with the army have also been stopped.
General Fullerton leaves the amount OF
wages between freedmen and their employ
ers, for the next year to the law of supply
and demand.
. General Baird, who relieved Fullerton
/ today, announces that he will not alter his
Predecessors. orders. 4 p.
) GOV. Wells issued a. proclamation calling
/ aspeeiaI session ofthe legislature on the 23d
/. on The ground that the gravest interests o.
: State demand the presence Of Of a Senator
3 to act in Congress. fi'V2 5al
~ The,eoudition of the people OF Mississippi
fnr r,i,ctantinr, frnrn IN.