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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
JEFF. DAVIS.

There Is no truth in the report that Jetf
Davis will be tried immediately upon his
arrival nor thst he will be tried by Mil
jtary Commission or Court Martial. 1
state upon high authority that Davis will
first be tried for high treason before civil
court, and the Government will tax ress-
enable time for the preparation Of the case
for hearing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

General Grant being down to the War
Department this evening, man appeared
AZ his house with an order from him for
his two NEST valuable horses, the
JET. Davis pony and the choice bay trot-
ter, but some suspicion Srlsing the herses
we're not delivered, The man thereupon
went away, leaving the order, which proved
70 be forgery,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
THEY WILL Be CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
English Ships Sent in Pursuit Of the
Shenandoah.
THE ENTENTE CORDIALE RESTORED.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Oct. 81, ls6

.z-r WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Oct. 81, 1865.
The following is copy of recent letter from
the Secretary Of State to the Secretary Of the Navy
upon the subject Of the removal of oil restrictions upon
United States war vessels in British ports 1t also
understood that official intelligence has been received
to the effect that Admiral Denman. the British naval
commander in the Pacific, has been ordered to send
cruisers in quest Of the Shenandoah who to capture
her II met with, r-y
1-li-Ii r.. - DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 1865.
To the Honorable GIDEON WELLEs, Secrsdry Of ths Nscy
SIR have the satisfaction Of submitting for your
information o copy Of dispatch which has inst
been received from Mr.. Adams. together with
Its accompaniment copy OF note OF
Earl RUSSELL relating to the restrictions upon Amer
icon national vessels which lately were main.
tanned BY Her 1ajesty's Government In British
ports and waters. The dispatch shows that all the OBJ
ectionabe restraints referred to have now been en-
tirely removed and that it is the desire Of Her
Maesys Government that unrestricted hospitality and
friendship shall DO shown TO the vessels Of war Of the
United States in all Her Majestys ports whether ct
home or abroad. The President has directed me To
make known to Her Maestys Government bis satisfac-
ton for this pleasing manifestation Of consideration and
Justice on the part Of Great Britain. hare there.
FORE 70 request you to inform the naval officers Of the
United States that the instructions that have hereto
fore been given them to make determinations In regard
to their vessels in British pors and their intercourse
with British naval vessels are counermknded and
tay and courtesy win be expected to be shown By he
Navy OF the United States to the Navy Of Great Britain.
] have the honor to be, Sir. your obt seryect. u,
2 WILLIAM II. kkWARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1865

bales to erporer The market opened buoysn and with
advancing tendency the % Of the week but receded and
closed dull with adeclne cf fhly iGld per ID The sa'
leans Middling a4d Mobile Mddins. 233d Uplands Fair
Esd Uplands Middlius 233d
Stock Of Cotton IN port 900 bales including $1,000 bales
Of American.
The sales to-day rrday were 10000 bales. the market
closing Rrmer but unchanged
PRovmioNs-The market Is quiet and bare Of stock.
BRKADsruvvs-The market 10 rmer and all qualities have
advanced excepting Corn which very dull and declined 3d.
per quarter. -
LONDON Friday Evening Oct. 2o-Consols closed 1t ss0
e9t for money
The weekly return Of the Bank Of England shows In
crease In bullion OF $4,000.
AMERICAN SroCxs-The latest sales nAde at the fol-
lowing qnotations United States Fvo Twentes 4td64a
Ere Railroad shares 57ia5si; Illinois Ceutra Railroad
shares, 83f.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON.
Earl Russell Expected to be His
Successor.
The nrmorea Complications between
France and the United States.

The Inman steamer City of Boston, Capt.
Kennedy which Left Liverpool at TO-: 30on the morning
Of the 18th and Queenstown the 10Th Of October,
arrived here at o'clock on Tuesday morning.
The Moravian arrived off Londonderry at o'clock
ON the evening of the 10th, and reached Liverpool at
noon on the 18th
TIE Erin would not leave Liverpool till the 10Th in
stead of the 18th inst.
SThe City OF Cork arrived at Queenstown early on the
18th.
The Bavaria reached Southampton on the morning oi
the 18th.
The steamer United Kingdom. from New.York for
Glasgow, had arrived at Rathmallen disabled She had
been "a days the passage and heavy rates Of insur
ance were paid upon her.
The Canadian steamship Domascus ffom Liverpool
on the Iob via Londonderry the 2Oth inst passed
Father Poiut on October 3D. en route to Quebec. HeI
advices only day later than per the steamship
City OF Boston at New. York.
The steamship Cuba, from New. York, arrived at
Queenstown Oh the goth inst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Cam mercial Intelligence.

LoyuoS MONEY MARKEr-The funds on the 18th
were hrrner but closed rather s under the dc0ussng re-
ports Of Lord Palmer.ton's health
Consols closed Ut SCI for money.
The denial Of the that Mr. Seward had recently
en oas sssn No a. he bans on The FIN Rate.
unchanged. ,.-s.. n. - r,.n,o.
CorroS--The sale. Of Monday and Tuesday add up aa
bales including 1900 for specols,ion and export inhef
the market wa. rather queter but prices were nfy
Inaantsined The receipts were barge.
fADK AZ strong snS p'css ssos on !, ts
nns e.ieni Favorable advice. from lnd bave eaered
ss;Ss; s.:I sPs. :;,sy Y
Wheat frm At The 6 rates Il last week Winter Red "a
sio; tSlcssS aud MiiY.ssss sassS Y GENITAL C0n au's'
0qs .5,,sy ifs Bs Ay. Co. and Bruce eAs
life Co. report Beef hrn ior line, which scarce %
ssi .nS .nSpy ash DsS, e doing bS
dn In good demand and rather desisf AS''" AZ
PsSDTcRsoSsrs in good demand at Improved prices,
Coffee small sales about former rates. Rice sctys = ,a n.
gaa.,Sin'F ssS F:h oi. a% '1fsay 1n:yseS oil offered
Rosn quiet but steady Spirits Iurpen.ins IN vsrs n,
dem.,d. Ps.roleu~-smsi sales Of White hoan'a w -
hosspos sM -BssADsruyvs--rleu frrn :. full
Sugar In good request al an advance oi 3D. pel
ew Coffee sts.dy at as p,cs' Iss SSas 'ou oas
Copper advanced Is per tup. ar'
LATEST.
t| 100 LrygapooL, Oct. 10, 1856. .
Corroy.--Rales for two days I5,O00bales, inelud
ing 500 spectators and e1Porcrs The noEhct a'
with a decline Of inld.
The Manchester market is inactive and pccsefe eascSs
BREApsfUYvs. The market IL hrm. Corn Inet.. A,
PEovIsoxs market IL buoyant and sPpiies mostly
exhausted. ,. A., N ,ocs
Con,ols closed at estaa8i for money. ~,
NuKRIcAS Brocxa-U. \. Five!Twenties, ~ Emo Nal!
W sy, 57a51I; Illinois Railroad RtdsJt r,.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. @.-C0noN.-in y
pYoher, Circular reports the sales Of Cotton for Tie wees
u 9N bsss, insnairf 1,oo9 bpe' 70 'pesuiih nS w."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
THE SHENANDOAH.
The Russian Telegraph Party NJ Pievcr
Bay-Rumers Of Mere Bursins ss snc
Pirntc-Whut the Indians Say.
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, Q

SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, DOT 20 leoy;
On the arrival OF Col. BulkleY ana tne
Russian. American Telegraph party In the vleiaty o.
Poyer BAY. tho Indians were extremely s nSu n.s
on board they reported that they had seen steamer
burning ships in tho vicinity but few days 9Gore anu
some Of the crews belonging to the ships had peen sent
ashore by the steamer A..
The Indians did not understand tho burning OF these
vessels and therefore hestated about coming on board
Some two or three Of the sailors set ashore by the
Shenandoah are reported have boon taken of by the
Tclegrsnh pnty by young man who returned by the
Pametto though Col Bulkley does not mention tho
fact in bis letters and nothing 10 known Of the present
whsreebopts Of the pirate.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
SCIENCE AND Art.
I'm mnortaut Meeting Of the New.Ysrk
a.soc;.,ion for the Advancesacns sf
Science and Art-Bsiier ExpIosasss--
Interesting Paper On the Subject by
Wr. Norman Wizard. no rr .rrgc.l

AT a meeting OF the manufacturing, engineer,
!, and mechanical section Of the New York Art and
Science Association Cooper Institntc last evening
an interesting report composed by Mr. Norman Wiard'
was read by Col. Drake DeKay, No 80 Pine.st.
Tr. l.. ID, Gale was in the chair. Alr. j. X, Fisher
officiating Is Secretary. The meeting was NOT SO well
otnded ss might have been expected considering the
subject and in view Of the recent terrible boiler expo-
Sion on board the steamcr st. John. ,rf rIfE
The principal attraction was the paper on Boiler Ex'
posiOns by r. Wizard. The paper discussed. seie1uh-
cay the construction Of boilers and the causes OF cx
posion Explosion did not necessarily occuvdrom oh
oyer.pressure Of stoam. Il might oecnr ~ sEo Ma!s
First when riy II or blister giyes way Eerniing tGS
steam or water TO escape from the boiler. second.
when the boiler is broken through IN as stchrtr s,,
narts when the most terrific results ensue in oolu
the danger might be avoided By Sa,aoi II nsec'
Mr. WARDS paper was illustrated BY NUMBER OK
dagrams but Il was han,ly written and, as s% %noe r
meeting Of the association when be viii have the op
portunity Of more fully calculating ms views.
The case OF the disaster the steamer st. John Was
briefly alluded to- ssSSssSG sSPpSS SpSSS
the fsading X the lecture after which the meeting sd-
Ijourped
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
HAVANA.
Death Of Den Franchise Disse-rhe
Eclipsc -stsne " all-Tho Weather and
tho PubIic Hcslih-Freshcts In san
Denalngo.

HAVANA. Oct. 81. 1865.
Cuba has lost another of her good men in Don
francisco Dago, who died in Eew.Yofk. and whose re-
mains were brought here from that CITY ~ tme r
in ths CITY on Thursday morning. The church was
crowded by tho many friends Of the deceased who came
IN testify their respect for his memory. The Captain
General was represented the solemn occasion by an
aide camp Francise0 Diago had won tho love ana
regard Of at who came In contact with him. ana as
man OF business savant and friend TO all liberal and
measures for tho good Of Cuba, Ills loss s
deeply dsplored. - ,,..,.o.,.
Ihe eclipse Of tho sun OF October 10 was distinctly
visible here nj 4U o'clock the morning OF that day
The departore OF the Stonewall from these waters
will soon tahe place and the Habaneros viii doubtless
The weather in Havana is fair and the health Of the
city good: . I'm. Ill
sells from Spain are put into close 4uafantlne
No later adyices have been received from Mexico
Freshets in San Domingo had done extensive damage
10 property.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
C.un,erfei,cr.-Descens on De..

ASTORIA L. / Tuesday. Oct. 81, ls6S
Roe H. Smith of this place, Department. Col:
lsctor of Internal Rsvennc whll q the discharge OF
his duty during the past mouth discovered at Msspeth
what he supposed TO be reeat for counterieleIs he
last week communicated with Superintendent Folk of
the BROOKLYN Police The place was watched and tins
morning seized By six detectives. In tho place were
fodid dics stamps &c. bid In the cellar and Is re.
ported sl0O 900 In counterfeit fracona currency,
OF tic countereiters captured and two eseSPeo'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Railread Accident - Csllisien Of CateIe
Trafns - Tive Car Lsads Badly 1ns
iured. ..

BOSTON, Iuckua!, Oct. S1' Leo0.
This morning two cattle trains ON the Fitch.
burg Railroad camo in collision at South Acton Thc
saloon cars were smashed but person was injured.
Two cars ed with cattle and sheep valued Ct about
So, 600 the property Of o. E.. Trunbull Of Malone.
n. r. were entirely demolished and the cattle thrown
in every direction, many being killed, and nearly al
having legs broken. The engineer OF the rear tram
was badly injured
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Lase EIectien-Rinal Defeat 81
Wade THawpten-Gev. Perry Elected
d, ( Senator. c.tI- c.lAA4 = '- i.-
C0LUHBIA 8. c.. Monday. Oct, 20. IeG5.
Returns from all the Districts give Orr, for
Governor about 500 majority over wsde Hampton.
Gov. Perry was elected Senator to-day for the bong
term. ending ls7l.E ......>os,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
nRLRAsR OF John Mitchell.


Inserview ef the Resisn Csnnissee
viii the Presidens-Their Address ssA
His Reply-They Wisely Ignsse he
Irish RatRSes's "Anerican Career"
The release Of John Mitchell having been
granted by the President on IN application Of the
Fenau Congress at PhisdephiA presented BY special
envoy. The Congress decided that deputstop should
proceed to Washington TO give expression to the thspts
Of the organization. Accordingly Col W. r. Roberts
q New Xt .. p;c'a':. :. e ths Ss..ss and Dom
b. NJ 8. J. Hssny Of fcSsdo Ssocsedsd 70 he vine
HCs o. Sslns E mslSasesS " asSa'.s .ddsssssa ~
Ma. PREspExT: hsye the honor of being delegated
BY the Conyenton Of Irish American Ctissos. -:
sembed in Phisdelphis. represeating large sooiaS
classes In 30 States ssd Tcrriores to wait upon yoer
Rxceency and express to you how deeply they feel the
vsnsrats for bis sesacsidcns devotion to his nasiys
They remember nothing of John Afitchels AMERICAS ,
career They can never forget that be Iisked al
patriot should for ireland am sure your Bxce'eDcy.
sympathy they feel and the friendship we believe they
entertain for their fellow citizens Of Irish birth
uir ara not unconscious Of the fact that have found
In America liberty. justice. and an asylum.
President johnson replied in substance a. fol0wo:
GENTLEMEN: am glad To learn thst the steps which
with the approval Of the gentlemen who have sent you
here As you sir, delieately remarked, We could not
remember Mr.. Mitchels American career; but We were
anxious as mark Of respect and compliment to sne
larger section Of our countrymen with whom NJ; NM
chel previously identified, to yield 70 then ex'
pressed wishes 10 that regard -
After some further couversation Of friendly charac-
ter the delegation withdrew
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
COL. ULRlC DAHLGREN.
Funsral Services az Washington Ycster-
day-sermen By Henry Ward Beechor
Tho Lessen Of . Life-The Bemains
Conveyed % Philadelphia.


Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Oct. 81 1865
The sermon Of Henry Ward Beecher at the
obsequies of Col. Dahlgren to-day, drew out i'm.
mense concoursc Of people, despite the drenchng rain
Storm Every available standpoint in Dr. Sunderlands
Church was occupied by eager listeners, and many
hundred were forced away unable to gain admitance.
The discourse occupied hour in delivery and rveted
the attention of every auditor.
At the close Of the Church exercises the cortege
moved as followss
The escort under command Of Gen. George W. Gile
V. K c. consisting of the eth Hancock Veteran Volun
teers under Lieut.. Col W. Mank; dctachments Of the
Veteran Reserve Corps, composed Of the following
regiments h, 10TH l4th and 18th under Major George
Bowers, numbering about 200 men; l95th Pcnnsy
yania, and 2l4th Pennsylvania under Lieut.. Col
Bear numbering about 400 men: Capt Wand. "A. A. g.
Pail bearers consisting of the following oficers;
Brig Gen. u. p. Dewitt. 10th v. Il. c.; Brig gGen. d.
B. McKibbep, 2l4th Penn Brig. Gen. s. d. Olipbant
Ath v. r. c.; Col j. w. Fisher, 195th Penn; Col
X. Z. Johnston, 9th V. r. c.; Col Charles f.
johnson, lsth v. X. c.; Col +. L. Pierce. 9Th
u 8. v. "; Col John B. Calls 7th G.. r. c. Corpse.
carried by eight sergeants. Admiral Dahlgrcn and
son; the President of the United States Postmaster
General with Secretaries Stanton. Harlan and Welles
and Attorney General Speed; officers Of the Army and
Navy and friends Of the deceased
The remains were conveyed to the Baltimore Depot
where special train in waiting to convey them to
Philadelphia for sepuchre. rt %
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

q .fr France
According 10 the Paris Temps, the number oi
deaths from cholera in the Department OF inc oeine
1P,,rjs) was averaging about 200 per day.
Ihe Paris Bourse on the 18th was very Drm; hon'es
closed at 67.e2. .,. mo
MR. sEwARD's REpORTgD uLTIAATU4 TO
FRANCE.
The New York correspondent Of The Lo"do"
Tsso writing on the 4th inst. rays;
Mr. Stewards last dispatch TO the ffencn So's.n'
uesi .eisjiyS 80 Xs,ieO wiz probably satisfy tas E'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
I'll. Cborle.s.w. Navy.Yard Bspssyss.

BOSTON Tuesday. OCT IT. Ieoo.
Mr.. Rcmick, who went to Washington IN re-
,otion TO the nav Of the workmen in the Navy
has returned aud makes hopeful though not poei.
tive, report that the wages will not be reduced.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Case Of 0ssA Mspe.

The mails from the Cape Of Good LoPe 20
Sept. 10 are received. The Basato ws, oonEnSea
but Moshesh had susd for pescs The q M p..0, ~
give M Thsbs Bosigo, With the uapitons o. war ~
land on this ode Of tie Caledon .ad pay U0 &c catue
and sheep ,Sr ,S ,ns1 ma ,SSm
snecal magfstrste 70 rese on the mountain to super
Commercial matters continued dull. Freish's dull,
vessels leaving IN ballast
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
The Drontls.

The French mails, with later news from Rio
10 Sept. 25 reached Lisbon on the ltth Of October
Urugusyana vss closely invested by the BRAZILIAN
forces, but had not been taken.
Coffee sold 81 3O0e7 400 refs Tor gcod ryts Ship.
ments since last mall ~ 40 bsgs Stock 100 90 baga
Exchange on London has ranged from 29t q4a
BAnIA, Aug. 27.-SugsS 2h0oo e2hsu0 to7 Brown. IL.
change. 241.
dull and nominal Wool eoa i0O, In demand; no stock
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Lasess.
LONDON. Oct. l9. 1865.
DEATH OP LORD PALMBRsTON.

Lord Palmerst0n died on the 18th, at 9:3
a. m. Great anxiety prevailed yesterday 70 know the
result OF his Illness Business tho Stock Exchange
and other quarters was almost suspended ana deep
and universal regret expressed BY all parties at hs
loss. -
Earl Russell win probably succeed him, Lord Csren.
don taking the Foreign Office. but nothing Official has
transpIred
The steamships Virginia. Etns and NewYork ar
rived out on the 18th inst
LONDON. October 90, le6J-The vacancy In the Pre
miership caused BY the demise Of Lord PalmeYton
has not yet been filed II Ia generally believed that
Earl Russell will be his successor but nothing OF an
official nature has transpired relative thereto. the
Queen being absent on q visit " Scotland.
There 10 no other news Of ofimportauce
The ship Myrtle, from Liverpool FOR Savannah, has
put back 10 port.
The ship Hermann from Havre for New.York. put
into Portland on the l7h having received damage BY
collision.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Indta.

CALCUTTA, Oct. 5.-There is no business
doing here. ..
Cotton advancing; Dhocrah AIS. Freights 70 Liver
pool 3Oj, The bank rate is advanced to l0i. Ex'
change. 2lld.
BoNBAY Oct s-Cotton has advanced 70 56o for
Dhollerah Goods and Yarns are advancing both here
and at Culcutta.
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From Europe.
One Days Later News.

I',rt az Bd~lre, y. T., juno 20 TIA Aspav Bay,
q h., Jurs ~. The steamship Damascus, from Lon
on ..ry the 10th passed. here to-dAy for Quebec.
The news is mearTc.
The onicl correspondence between tho Brti'h
and American Governments on tho a-sassinatlou Of
President LIcon, II pa. lished
Ear E.s-c.ls letters convey sincere expressions
Of regret on lohaf II the Queen, Parliament and
p.o-- Acting secretary Hunter expresses the lively
fcoiur a satisfaction and grateful appreciation Sith
With the government and people OF America receive
such euphatc and earnest authorizations of friend
ship.nd sympathy from great and kindred nation.
Ile London TINES Publishes u letter from the
wcl-An correspondent "Hstoiicus" the burden
Of which Il that Il Nonh has no right TO treat the
vAnIui4hed anything else but men, whom they
have fairly beaten In battle. He writes strongly and
urges the policy Of mer,y.
Ss.e-tAwsir, CIeI.Sr, VI the evening" VI the 18th
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

AZ on BuG9LE liUHsrTp-IoW THE Pm
tic ARP NtcrNiyEp-A Arassr ~ A. ALiEorn b.
Gt. on ConrAsr ANHhGrr.-A rtartl NJ and iin-
portAnt deyolo, ement, sdeotinr the mercantile com-
munity, was i, e. a. Jefferson Market Police Court
ye.torday The compIRinsnts we're Nr u. Kellorr, Of
26T West 23d street, and several oIuet gentlemen OF
high character, Who charge William u. Sann aud
Daniel u. Straiton Jr- Of No. 80 broadway, With
aso pretences IN oreauiylue shat Is known us the
nited Service and Petroleum Mining Company"
Onicor Andre arrested Mann al the As'or loure hut
strat,on wa. not to be found. liis ~horeabous Hto
known howcvr- and it il prohall, that This he Is
in custody. Ihc fac, In the case fully foI N "a
the q compauyinc andavit. and docunenA;
George u. kellogg, JGJ West sd -trtoL being
1895, be ~ .rluced to vi.i' \, u. Mann ~ ha Of
flee 40 Broa A., and found There Dan ~ Stgntton
poaeut that they had uirchasci VA uAhle OIL lands IN
Ohio ana renns l'Anih tor ihc puI"se Of forming an
oil company, which hal lily cost them tiA 40,
and wu 10 he pa. into ~ con pnHy yhich they were
about OrrAngiu We the city Of NeS ok that all ~
said puicha,e money hhd teen subscribed tor and IN
addition thrlrto he ium OF ,l5O1 TO- WORKING csp-
tAl 30 develop 6ad landr that Mann had n"on tp-
MED trrtt, L. complete such purchase and con
due the buriuess until such COMPANY could be-
formed thst Mann had aubscnhed iIVh and HtrAt-
ton f9'O-O tosaId I'd s,nuuht mat dtI"nrnt
~unld rubscrnr eltV, Mann would lot HIN have
Sc IN Of liz 'iut .gascriptOn, prov dci Sir,t on
would palt With aniilAr amount Of hi. '-tIn-
toa'ry subsCrptOn, 10 which StTAt'on Gss,nted II
iuTthoT stated " Mann, that strattOu ~ ahOut
leaving tor the Get, 10 complete tie purchase Oi and
Obtain the titles to said lAndf, Mann aud strnt' on
exhibited 10 hin Paper puilYTing 70 contain iull
dec Iption Of sid ian yhiih Wa cub tAntIAy the
same as the teyoral lots 0f andB toned by the
uumtels fuin 20 10 inclusive, In the anneIei ptUu-
poctns of thc nitst Service Nlning and Petio gu ~
Company Linen fellows rn elaborate advt rtlsenoul
OF four too.o page stating at the time that
Mann and stratton had carefully selected and puT-
chased said lands, and that the investment was
valuab ons Rel iug upon these representations
dtponen, subscribed toward the .Ane, and paid Mann
$50 on account Of said subscriqt The suhscrib
ers tor a plrtion Of theml 20 u fund, met In Wash
! ington apout the LesIllIug u AAIeh. ls65. haaL
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Close Of ,,c san salvador Rebellion.

The Government OF ssu Salvador hAa Issued an
Official bulletin, giving the detail. 1t tho battle at
Union, which overthrc~ the recent rebellion, Tho
loy al roopr surrounded the place aud entered II after
severe fighting. Chhhnas, the rchcl leader, when hc
saw the day vac lost bravoly rushed iorSSid. an',
~hon within a few feet of the loyal Gcncral Na,ruck,
fred hs revolver at him, but missod his aim.
yatruok returned the compliment aud CalanN was
wounded la the struggle which ensued around tina
two leaders, CNbanas disappeared The official hullc
tin declares HAT he sought and obtained protection
on North Amcrlcsn sp scssol IN the harb0r. An
other account says that HE body vs.. sIbscqu 'ntl
seon on shcrc and that hi- fiicuds we're apparently
conveying 1t to place of burial II was suppcsed
that he iied on the American ,c,rcl The paperr
OF the rel eli chief captured well Guanti'y
II arms and ammunition, and several leading OIL
ciAls.