Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
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GOLD cERfnIcATEs. ~
The Treasury Department has Just print
| Ell gold certificates to the amount OF SS1,-
O01,OO0, which are to be sent to proper Off
ces as occasion may demand.
ARCH REBEL TROUBLED.
! The Tribune's special says it is understood
| that the President fully sustains the action
of General Fiske, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
in refusing todeliyer up the property ofJohn
OvertOn, noted rich Tennessee rebel.
| REBEL DRAFT COLLECTED.
Among the property captured by the
Federal forces, just before the close of the
rebellion, was adraft belongingto to the rebels,
dated January 18th, 1865, for 43 900, drawn
by the rebel Government on the house Of
Brown, Shipley & Co. The Secretary of the
Treasury has collected the draft, receiving
$4,000 in gold.
WAR IN HAYFI.
Additional particulars concerning the war
in Hayti says there are now but two steam
ers composing the blockading squadron off
Cape Haytian and the chances for blockade
running are favorable.
The crew of the British steamer Bull Dog.
after the destruction of their vessel, reached
one Of the Getfrard steamers in safety.
The American Consul says that the com
mander of the Bull Dog expected that the
United States steamer De Soto would open
fire upon him for having violated his prom
ise not to fire on the town without giving the
proper notice. 1t is thought this fear led
aim to blow up his vessel and leave the har-
Dor in the night time After the vsldrgur
~-.--i L.. ---~----yl yI----s tA- the rig
gins and were saved by boats from the De
Soto.
FROM RIcHNoOD.
The Heralds Richmond correspondent
says that a argument was heard on We'd
nesday before Judge Underwood of the U.
5, District Court in Richmond, against the
constitutionality of the test oath, declaring
that they had not been guilty of treason to |
the national government, required by an |
act Of Congress to be taken by all practi-
TONERS in the United States Courts. The
complete constitutionality Of the oath Will
be maintained by Judge Underwood.
PROM BUNos AYREs-
The IIerald's BunOs Ayres correspondent
says the recent capture Of the town of IRA
guayana has greatly elated the allies, and
they are confident Of soon being in posses |
sion Of the Uragnayan capital. Their mil |
itary Preparations have not been relaxed, |
going on.
It is proposed to capture the whole IRA |
guayan country and annex it to the Argeu-
tine Republic. ..r..-
There were enthusiastic demonstration at
Bunos Ayres over the capture.
TREASURY NOTES.
WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE per
cent and two years treasury notes, falling
due after the lst proximo, viii be paid at
the Treasury Department at their maturity.
MEXICAN NEWS. .
New YoHK. November I7.-Late Mexican
papers received by the Manhattan contain
.he following news:
1t was rumored in Vera Cruz that Juarez
was in Texas on his way - Piedras Negras.
1t was also rumored that the .. 5. troops in
Texas were more and more approaching the
River, AS contemplating some hostile
Dates from Moreda to the 27th state that
he Imperialist Colonel Minder has ordered
he Liberal Gems. Ortega and Solsark and
hree eolonels to be shot.
A Republican camp had been attacked by
.mperiaiists near Matamoras and among the
prisoners taken were three soldiers in U. S.
they were handed over for trial
~ court martial, which no doubt would
rider them to be shot.
NAVAL PRIZES.
WAsHyGroy, November 1.-THE Fourth
auditor Of the Treasury publishes a long
isb of Additional navel prizes which are
low payable.
TUNIsIAN FyBAssADOR.
BCsToS, November 1.-THE Tunisian
2mbassador and suit arrived here this after
loon from Providence, and have taken
oons at the Revere House.