The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

mas taken an enormous amount of goods
! aad The demand from+hat quarter has been
beyond the expectations Of the most san.
gulne- Manufacturers sre engaged on
ORDERS and are largely sold ahead of the
production. i5 - b. .sa .l...g ..,..a 81. .
s FOREIGN FABRICS.
In foreign fabrics there is less doing, and
e prices are not full up 10 the highest point,
bat there lis not pressure 70 sell Stock
light and in1demand, which would prcba
bly, cause rise in prices, especially in the
sSasonsBle and desirable style of dress
goods. .i7w er3 yI11srp5.r -s7a t..
Il sy.-l THE coAL TRADE.
/ The coal trade continues active, and the
supply Of Anthracite coal is not equal to
the demand. III
Il LABOR RESUMED.
Labor has been resumed on The DeIs.
4 ware & Hudson canal and the Delaware
and LacaWAnna road. The Pennsylvania
Coal Company viii probably follow suit.
The miners were compelled to yield to the
terms of the companies, and therefore
gained nothing BY the strike,
/ ExPoRTATIoN.
/ The export movement in petroleum con.
inues lively, and five more vessels have
been laid in the booth within the past few
days, the capacity, Of which is nineteen
hundred barrels.
! Crude oil advanced to-dly To S9I@4Oc.
| .r.-r RRCEIPIS
The receipts at this port since January
Lat are ss4. sos barrels, against 54s, 72l bar.
rsls in 1854.
Exports from all 'hs ports within the
same period are 14,71592O gallons, against
2S,25s. .s2s gallons in 1864, and 81 ,56I,l27
gallons in 1863.
l. ,..r-. CJTToN.
The cotton movement continues large.
Thirteen hundred bales arrived here with
in the past three days.
! RAILROAD EARNINGS. t
The Michigan Central Railroad earned
the third week in September slO5. .3o2; in
1854 $ss, ,972, an increase Of SIC, 43o. "
I The Rock Island directors to-day de-
| NAnA cA q uINA VI poE C6ubs
| MARKETS GENERALLY.
Sterling exchange quiet, and qIOted at
1865 41Osa. i1.-at sa- llEat es.--
Gold closed at 143Ea144.
At the Petroleum Board sales were:
Pithole Greek s25 Webster 100, Ham.
McCluscock 24O, Buchanan Farm Io4,
United States 2s25, Oil Creek 200, South.
ard e6, Cherry Run "a, Excelsior 70.
THE ST. LOUIS VISITORS II NEW YoRK.
The st. Louis visitors visited the public
institutions on Randall and Blsckwelrs
Islands, accompanied by commanders Bell
and Brennan ire--
s IMMIGRANTs. ---l-
The steamship kangaroo which arrived
at this port last Saturday, from Liverpool,
landed over one hundred and fifty laborers
and factory hands, from England and
Ireland, who come seeking employment
in the great manufacturing cities of New
England. @ e
VIM. N. Gray, merchant doing bust,
ness at lo2 Beekmsn street. was found
drowned last night. Hs was sixty-fye
years old.
TAxATroE.
The question of taxabiIsy By state -
thority of the shares of stockholds-S IN
National Banks will be sdjudicated before
the Court Of Appeals at the present session
which convened yesterday. 1t goes upon
two different appeals one from the third,
and the other from the fifth Judicial Dis
trict. 7
The Supreme Court of the third district,
decided unanimously, at the judicIaI tern.
last week, that such shares are exempt
from stste taxation. s-- +.
FEEIAHs IN IRELAND.
NEW YoRK, September az.
The Herald has Dublin letter dated
September IA, which says the national ex-
citement produced in Ireland by the report
Of an intended invasion by armed bands,
or an army of American citizens, extends
every day since the close of the harvest
season, or the last days of July and the
commencement of August I have visited
the chief counties for political information
10 the provinces of Munster on Oonnought,
and invited inquiry as to how far the peas
antry might be expected to cooperate with
the Transatlantic Liberals, and the result
Of the investigation convinced me that
they are in almost every portion Of this
Island. The musters are held in places
almost inaccessible to the police without
their advent being discovered. The drills
are for the most part in the neighborhood of
the mountain ranges Of Tipparary, Kerry,
or Limerick, or in the broad plains of Kill
dare. Cork and Waterford.
/ have had no means of sscertaining |
with any accuracy the number of enrolled
members no 2 in this branch Of the Fenisn
organization, but SO far as I have been in
formed they do no. fall short of 100000.
The writer then enumerstes England's
means of repression. Dublin, Cork, Wa.
terford, Limerick, Belfast Londonderry
and all the important points of the Island
are held by regular troops, militia, police
or artillery, and fIigate of war with some
gunboats within an hours sail of BsntTy
Bay. The British force in the Island might
be estimated in rough way thus: Troops
of the line, cavalry and infantry, 5000;
artillery, 2, 5OOi veteran corps 81 oOOi mill
tbs, 10 900; constabulAry and county Po-
lice, ], 400; nAtionsl police armed and
drilled 2, 200; total 70, 700.
~1e WAsHINaToN, September p.
Special to the Herald: Hon. 7. c.
Theaker, Commissioner of the Patent
Bureau, has returned to the city after a
brief visit to Ohio.
Governor Ramsey, of Minnesota, is in
the city. s-. .---..-
GRANT LAND MAPS.
Maps of States showing the grants of the
lands made in aid of the railroad that ira
verse Ihem, are now in progress of pre-
rarstion AZ thu, Ganeral Land Office, and