The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
Special Report.
) REORGANIZATION.

~ laa NEW YORK, October 1.
The Times Jacksonville, Florida, CORES.
pOndent has the following: The progress
towards reorganization, under the admins
tration of Governor Marvin, is on the
whole satisfactory and favorable TO the
Union cause. In recent proclamation he
says that by the operations and results of
war slavery has ceased to exist in the
State. It cannot be revived. Every voter
for delegates to the convention taking the
amnesty oath takes solemn oath TO support
The freedom of the formor slaves. The free
dom intended is full and ample. This
does not necessarily include the privilege
of voting, but it dees include the idea of
full control, and guarantees of the future
possession and quiet enjoyment. The ques-
tion of his voting is proper subject of
discussion, and 10 be decided ss questions
of sound policy by the Convention to- be
called. o.. Y-
There have been several colonies for
Brazil started by the disappointed nobility
in various localities in this State, but IS
they gain additional assurance that they
are not to be punished for their treason,
they become reconciled and conclude to
remain. Great ignorance prevails KDOug
the poorer classes. For instance, in many
portions of the south of Florida, many
of the people are made to believe
that Kirby Smith is now at the head
of conquering hosts and is coming to their
relief against the detested Yankees. It is
also reported that many negroes, who
hired ostsnsibly to get out timber on the
gulf coast, have been taken on vessels and
run over teCuba as slaves
There are about 5000 troops in the
State, mostly black, and they are scattered
in small parties in all parts, constituting the
only protection against violence and blood
shed. Many planters are desirous of rent
ing their plantations to Northern men.
The cotton which was in this State at |
the time of the surrender is fast being for |
warded to market. Il will amount to at
least &c, 900 bales. Over $4,000 bales have
been shipped from this port, and there is
as much more on the way. r
FENIARIsM. .
The Times London correspondence says
the Fenisn excitement has had one curious
effect. It has compelled Mr.. BourcicAult
10 suspend, as he does next week, the rep
of Arrsh-ns-Pogue in London,
md it will no doubt be stopped for time
throughout the Kingdom. 1t wss all very
we'll to sing "Wesf1ng Of the Green in
peaceful times, but when Fenians are drill
ing, and fleets and armies marshslling, it
loes not do TO play at treason and rebel
ion.
The Herald has letter from Berlin, in
which the writer says there is no falling
IF in the desire of Germans to emigrste to
America, and predicts that there will be
10 diminution in the number arriving on
he shores of the United States for long
ime 10 come. German colonies were to
'e established in Chill and in Brazil
,ut the authorities directing these movo-
nents have given it up in despair in view
f all absorbing attractions which Amer
ca exercises on the imsginations Of Ger
mans.
A Bremen company ordered two new
teamers to meet the Increasing emigration,
nd both lines will soon reduce the fares.
)ther lines are reported as about TO be es-
ablished. r