Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1865.
THE NEW S.
GoLp closed at I47 !.

OOLD CAOscu at i4f 2.
DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at Avondale
Pa, yesterday, involving loss of $4,000.
EmeRASrs to the Southern States from
Europe have commenced arriving.
TIE Indiana Legislature convened yester
dy.
GEN. GRANT and family are in New YORK
city.
BucHANAN's history Of his Administration
has just been published.
THK British Parliament has been further
prorogued.
No successor to Lord PslYnerston has yet
been appointed.
GRS. HARDEE, formerly of the rebel SER
vice, resides in Savannah, Ga.
IL one Parish in Louisiana the recon-
structed" rebels held convention, and by
formal enactment re-established slavery
GEN. JOIN A. LOGAN has been rendered,
and it is understood accepts, the mission to
Japan.
THREE negroes have been shot within
month at Alexandria, Va, by returned rebel
soldiers.
Born houses of the South Carolina Legis-
Iature have passed tie Constitutional
Amendment abolishing slavery.
A MOVEMENT is on foot in the Ceramic
States to raise funds in aid of the negroes in
the United States.
UNLESS timely aid is furnished, it is esti-
mated that $4,000 negroes in the Southern
States will perish of starvation and cold
this winter.
OFFICERS Of the Veteran Reserve Corps,
who held commissions March 3, 1865, and
who have been mustered out, will receive
three months extra pay.
FROM Rio Jsneiro we have news to the
10th ult. The Psreguayns had been defeat
ed by their allied enemies and lost 5000
prisoners.
THE English Government, says a special
dispatch, has spy in this country on the
Fenian order. His description is pretty ac-
curstely given.
A MEETING was held in Boston night-be-
fore last composed Of influential citizens,
for the purpose of urging the immediate
construction of the Pacific Railroad.
TIE President has announced his inten-
ton not to pardon any more civil or mill
tary officers of the rebellion at present.
1t is intimated that on the arrival of
Chief Justice Chase in Washington some |
thing definite will be done resdecting the |
trial of jeff Davis.
PARIS correspondence states that it is !
generally reported in Partisan circles that
the entire French army will be with |
drawn from Mexico by August or septem-
ber.
A MAN named Leitch, residing near Fred
ericksburg, Va, was recently arrested for
the murder Of his step daughter, with |
whom he had been living as his wife.
A CoURT-MARrTAL is now being organized |
in Washington for the trial of Winder, Dun |
can and others, now confined in the old |
Capitol prison, charged with cruel treat
ment of Union prisoners.
TIE Farragut court-martial, before which |
Craven is being tried for remiss-
ness of duty in permitting the ram Stone
wall to escape him, is in session at Wash |
ington, but the proceedings as yet have |
developed no particularly interesting facts.
An American named James Henry Safer, |
of the 9th Connecticut Vols, was arrested |
in Dublin, Ireland, on the 2sth ult., by the |
authorities, on suspicion of being connected |
with the Fenian movement. On his person |
were found commissions as Lieut.. and Col. |
in the Conn. Vols; alse small amount of |
and some gold.
Our dispatches give quite lengthy cor
between French and American |
officials in regard to American exhibitors at |
the Paris Exhibition of 1867. It is decided |
that the latest date applications for entries
will be received, is the Ist of January next.
J. E. Derby, Esq. No Spruce street, MY,
is the Agent of the Exhibition.
The bodies Of the following soldiers have
been recognized among those recently rein
TERED from the Chicamauga battle field:
Captain Baker, Lieutenant Andrews, and
Lieutenant Ryland (AdjutanD of the s7th
Indiana; Lieutenant ]. W. jackson, of the
lst Ohio; Livutenant S. B. PARK, of the 9th
Indiana; Lieutenant Jones, of the 10th In
diana; Lieutenant James, company NJ, 10th
Kentucky; and D. Smith, company F, S5th
Clio.