Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-11
From New York.
War Declared.

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New York, November IO.-By the srri.
val of the Ocean Queen we have Panama
advices to October 81.
War between Spain and Chill has been
| declared, and all the ports of the latter are
| declared by Admiral PIAZZA, commander Of
the Spanish squsdron, blockaded since the
oath. Ten days being allowed for vessels
then in port to clear.
The Chilian Congress has authorized the
loan of $40, 600 900, and the Executive is in
vested with unlimited power to raise troops,
procure ships, &c.
The diplomatic corps In Chill protest
emphatjeally against. tbs thfs thfissossGGddep rup-
AGTillral: ,,,,.eoodented in Chill. Business
ture Is ~ VI Frustrated.
The English line Of steamers between
Panama and Valparaiso receive no Passen-
gers or freight for any point south OF Bolivia.
r ia believed that mails will be carried by
steamer and received at Cobija by English
gun beats and conveyed along the ChiIan
coast.
The U. s. ship st. Mary is at Valparaiso.
Dissatisfaction is arising among the revo-
lutionists of Peru, and there are prospects
of all banding together to assist Chill against
Spain. The murder of the Borneos in Cen
tral America is not strengthining their Sc
eurity.
DR.. VIM. D. Little, of Nevada, recently
appointed Consul at Havana, aTrlYed on the
23th uIt., and has assumed his duties.
Nothing of interest from interior.
Explosion.
New YoRK, November 1O.-The boiler at
| tached to the convent of the Sacred Heart
| on the Bloomingdale road, Manhattanville
exploded this morning, killing Fitzpatrick
engineer.
Train Attacked
Some thirty ronghs made an attack on
ra,' lroad train at Patterson on wednesday
MIC, ut, but were driven of by soldiers on th'
,rsi,, some dozen of the former were bad
Substitute Law.
Iu5se Clark Yesterday decided the Stat
e,,bst;1n te law unconstitutional, as it limit
ed the price to be paid such persons.
Died.
Georoe Arnold, author of the MeAron
neners and member of the press OF thu
city, died yesterday.
RrieehanI Young Seeded.
A Salt Lake letter to the Tribune OF oe
| tober sth states that Brigham louliS an
| otbar leaders of the Mormons have change
| their tactics. and now proclaim polygam
| their religion, which they will sustain D.
| force of arms. They are hostile to our Gov
| arnment and are drilling, procuring arm'
| ammunition, &C., and openly deny Fedora
authority.
| TeIegraphie Fire Alarm.
| The taIegraphic fire alarm system, sim
lar to the Boston system, is being put IN OF
GRAFTON here.
Jamaica InSurrCet4on.
Tho Panama Star and Herald of the 81
Mi rive further particulars of the insurre'
ton among the blacks of Jamaica
| It is cleaned from the Jamaica Pape,i
that George W. Gordon, of Kingston, III
nr;ncinal mover in the insurrectlOn an
their leader Paul Boyle had been caugi
and were being tried by court-martlal. =,
q. H. Cole and James Rach, two oil u
most prominent instigators, are also arrests .S
together with most OF the leaders III u
move. -, - t,.,,a an
lo1-oI and have done all in their power
save lives and ouell the insurreetlon.
The evidence found against some OF u
Drisoners shows that the intention o1 the II
surrection is to spare no white people, ou'
slaughter all indiscriniInately,
! THE rebels are dealt with in the most sur
mary vav. The capture of their leaders n
dispirited them and many are surrender,lnn .
; The Watchman Office is closed ana thG
connected with it have been arrested oi' u
I charge of publishing sedition srtleies'
The steamship Urgent has been dlspa'cn
to Barbados for troops I'll
No apprehension is felt OF mucn lurtn
trouble.
Il Munitions of War to Mexico.
NEW YoRK, November lO.-lt IS star
! that the French Government has loogeu
l comnIaint at the Custom House susplclo
l l Of Eve steamers in this port about to car
arrns and munitions of War to Mexico. q
also specifies I25 persons by name as pei ~
svmnathizers with the Liberal cause
fTiends of Mexico deny any intention
y violate the neutrality laws as praeheed
9 England and France.
e A vessel OVerhauIed-
: The steamer H. S. Hagar was examln
r. hv the Custom House officers before
e could sail for Brazil.
J. Denial of the Above.
If We are authorized by the Assistant
d lootor of This mort to announce that there
g no truth in the stasement published too
er that the French Government has lodged
y the New York Custom House comPlal
y and suspicious against FIVE steamers no"
as this port, and against one hundred :
er twenty persens, etc, etc.
le The English mt War Win the N
items.
n Intelligence has been received that
b. commander of the British ship. OF
es, bulldog. blew her up on the 25th ult.
Cane Hayti. The rebel SaluaYe had ia
bv force some Haytiens under protection
of the British consul. The commander oil
ed, BULLDOG asked for satisfaction, and, rec.
ar inc no Teply opened on Fort Peckelet.
i'd fort replied, and the ship getting agro
ri vas set on fire, abandoned, and blown
'e- It is reported that the commander salled
ing Jamaica on one of Jefrard's boats;
affairs of the country are very unsettled
Mexico to be Evacuated
The Independence Beige says 1t IS tht
~ tention of the French government TO al
@ don the occupation Of Mexico beyond
ac. is absolutely necessary. 1t Is more apfa
"S than ever that the new Intentions siren
~ ened bv different actsssof the Mexican
i' net. and more especially by the reeer
; of NJ. fonglais financial mission. 1t IS I
anu said that at the next meeting OF the tr'
, Chambers the announcement will be n
= of the immediate and entire evacuatlo
tbs Mexico by the French.
,aIf IIMeetinS of Health COMMISSIONS
had The Commissioners of Health, pres
tual over bv the Mayor, held meeting TN
NJ. The Mayor submitted resolution
can the City Inspector be directed to ASST
ure. suitable number of officers in his de
nent TO examine into the condition,
the sanitary poiut of view, of all place
lack the city, and to report daily to the N