Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-29

Withdrawn.
NKw YoRK, January 26.-The Editors o
the National Police Gazette having publish
ed in their last issue of that paper an edito'
rial disclaimer, Mr.. Stewart has Withdrawn
his suit against them.
Bold Robbery.
Police officer Stellge, of the 2Sth Precinct
was on duty In Carmine street yesterday
morning, when q man dressed in police
uniform came to him and told him he had
been detailed to arrest a counterfeiter, and
that the assistance of the patrolman would
be required. Shortly after the porter of the
Greenwich Savings Bank, named Thomas
Quinn, came by with a tin box on his arm
containing $4,000 in money, and he was at
once arrested. Making q slight resistance,
the bogus officer snapped o pair Of handouts
on Quinn's wrists and babe the regular pa
trolman to take him to the station house
while he proceeded 10 headquarters and re-
ported the arrest. This was done, the stranger
making his escape with the cash box and
its contents.
General SiekIes and the south Caro-.
OIina Legislature.
The Tribune's Washington special says
a gentleman Just arrived here from Charles
ton, reports that in consequence of the cruel
and oppressive legislation against the freed
men, enacted by the South Carolina Legis-
lature, General sickles has been compelled
to issue a very radical order snnulling all
such legislative enactments.
Fenia utsm.
The Manchester Guardian, Of the 18th,
says: Our Liverpool correspondent has re.
csived from some source information which
he assures us is strictly true, however alb
surd and improbable the facts may appear,
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erpool, which has always been one of the
great centre Of Fenianism, and where the
chief members have had active meant of
communicating with other towns in Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland, as well as with
America, the movement is as vigorous as
ever. Of course the proceedings Of the
Brotherhood are now conducted with much
more canton than before the recent arrests
and trials.
Delegate meetings are constantly being
held in Liverpool, and attended by persons
from different parts of the United Kingdom
and North America, but they are never held
twice in the same place., i n order to bafae the
police and prevent the suspicion Of our
siders, and also to put spies and informers
en- the wrong scent
The communication with America now is
more active han ever, but it is not carried
on by writing. FeAisn ambassadors now
arrive at and leave Liverpool for and from
American ports weekly, and as many Of
them are persons of good address and even
education. They travel as first class. No
suspicion is given, as far as our informant
has been able to learn, of the appointment of
the notorious Meagher of the sword a. Die
tator. He, it will be remembered, wal the
leader Of the Irish brigade in the recent
American war. His plans are said to be to
divide the Fenian army into two immense
bodies, with one to invsde Canada and the
other to join Emperor Napoleon to sustain
the throne of Macmillan in Mexico. By
this stroke Of policy it Is stated that Mea-
CHER hopes to secure the eternal good will
Of Emperor Napoleon and gain his support
to the scheme Of establishing the Inaepend-
snce Of Ireland.