Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
From Yesterdays 2d Edition
General News.
Brevetted BrigndIer 6iene-.i.

e, oreSetted Br1Sad1er General.
10 NEW York, November 22-The Times;
: special says: Colonel Ward, late Colonel Of
: M dIth Ohio, has been brevetted Brigadier
: General for gallant and meritorious conduct
r at Chlekamauga.
Excluded.
: The Tribune's special says: A letter from
an Alabama Postmaster sRys Union men zrs
rigidly excluded from RECOMMENDATION con:
ventions and official positions.
General Logan,
The Worlds special says: 1t is quite cer-
tain that General Logan will decline the
mission to Mexico. 1t is believed that new
appointment wiz not be made before the
meeting of Congress.
DIR. Craven.
DR.. Craven, of Fortress Monroe, arrived
this morning. He reports JEFF Pavls IN fair
health and serene mind. Nothing was
known at Fortress Monroe in regard to his
trial
Chief Justice Chase.
...e Chief Justice Chase had an interview with
trial of JEFF. Davis.
Concentrating Troops.
1t is supposed the obigtt Or concentrating
the military forces in the vicinity of San
Antonia, Texas, is for the purpose of looking
after the French troops.
Clement c. Clay.
The efforts made % seebre the pafols Of
Clement c. Clay has been nnsrceszsfuL Sew
eral personal appeals has been fnads-bg Mrs.
Ciay Great stress is laid upon t6e TACT that
hearing he was charged with completely in
tue ASSASSINATION Of the President.
Charged with Fraud.
The Herald's dispatch says, a Revenue In
spectOr of Philadelphia and his brother, are
charged with fraud in not having returned
more than one twentieth of the tobacco
manufactured by themselves.
General Grant and party left for Wash
ington on the seven o'clock train last even
ing in the elegant car President Lincoln
last rode in.
At Mozart Hall last night Fernando wood
was nominated for Mayor, but declined.
Mr.. John Heeker was then nominated, and
Richard o. German is candidate for Coy1u-
sci corporation. The latter nomination was
also made by the Tammany De-aocraey,
whose candidate for Mayny = John T. Hoff-
man.
Inc me1ung at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Au15ic last night in aid of southern peepIs
was well attended, notwithstanding the in
clement weather. Addresses and appeals
were made by General Fisk, Henry
Ward Beeeher, DR.. Bellows and others, and
a letter OF sympathy was received from
Chief Justice Chase
The New York Historical Society held its
olst anniversary in this city last night.
Inc 1lmes special says the Treasurer of
tne nlted States, Gen. F. E. Spinner. issued
a q, supplement- to the regulation respecting
Sne 5lOs. seiuI-anhual return and payment Of
Iuues IIn Oy tne n National Banking association.
~. numerous errors were made by
recen'ly organized banks in estimating the
n annual duty cause. The suDposftiou
mat regulations respecting the statements
by the Treasurer are not read bv
ana understood by the officers making esti-
mates The method of making the state
ment contained in the regulations is legally
correct, and the books in the Treasurers ofice
are so made as to admit Of their record in
no other method. There must therefore be
no alteration Of the printed portion of the
orm by 1nterlining, erasure or otherwise.
statements VIII be returned to the banks
or correction until they are made to con-
orm to the method contained in the reguls-
ions and form.
tne HeraIds Washington dispatch says
! |, Is understood that General Howard win
demonstrate in his report the utility of the
freedmen's Bureau, and the admisability of
'ontnulng Its existence until its provisions
ire no longer needed by whites or blacks.
American and English capitalists talk of
'rganizing national cotton growing com
'any in the South. The English attempt to
produce cotton IN India proves diseourag-
ng.
10 remove apprehension Of securing labor
i freedmen, Mr.. Conway, late of the Freed
mems Bureau of Louisiana, will visit Liy
rPOol shortly.
There is scarcely a doubt but the bill
Till pass Congress, providing the heirs Of
oldiers who died in rebel prisons the priv
ege to collect the Communication of Govern
lent rations for the time the deceased were
risoners of war.
General Lee-PetitfOn.
NEW YORK, November 22.-The Richmond
Vhig states that General Lee has intimated
nat he will write a history ofthe campaigns
Virginia.
There are not dozen ladies in Richmond
no VIII refuse to sign the petition for the
slease of JEFF. Davis.
Commissioner From Mexico.
NEW YORK, November 22.-Gen. q San
hes 0shoa, who recently arrive ,d in this
ty from Mexico, with an espec ial and i'm
ortant mission for the Unitefi States. left
r Washington last night in company with
le Mexican Minister.