Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01
General News.
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Saw Francisco. December 30.-The steam
er Golden A Age sailed for Panama to- day,
taking SI,015,9Ol in treasure, Of which
$500, 900 is for New York.
The overland mail with New York dates
of the 9Th, has arrived.
A considerable shipment of gold and slI-
yer bullion from the Arizonia mines has
been received here, amounting TO S2Os0OO.
The reports from the mines IL that territory
are very encouraging.
The Fenians.
PHILADELPHIA, d December 3l-Twelve outof
the fifteen circles of Fenisn Brotherhood in
this city will be represented by delegates at
the New York congress. Only two circles
have endorsed the Senate, viz the Sarsheld
and Wolfeitone. Eight OF the circles have
pasted resolutions positively endorsing
o'Mahony.
PROVIDENCE, R. L, December 31.-A fire
occurred this morning in Matthewson and
Aliens large block on Broad, Do-reDce,
Eddy and Middle streets, occupied chiefly
by manufacturing jewellers. The third and
fourth stories of the west end were badly
burnt, and much damaged in sll the stores
by water The loss may reach S50,OO0 10
$4,000. The losers are Steere & Croker,
S. NJ. Lewis & Co, j. A. Brown C., Ma
thaniel Grant 4 Co. and j. B. Mathewson
& Co., all of whom were well insured. One
hundred and twenty-five persons will be
temporarily thrown out Of employment
Governor AndersOn's Message. :
CrSctSNATI, December 31.-The Ohio Leg
islaturea assemblies tomorrow. ~
Governor Anderson's Z message is very
lengthy, and devoted principally to State
affairs. The institutions of the State are
represented to be in avery aourishing con-
dition. The total receipts Of the State from
all sources during the fiscal year were S1S,-
10000 against $s 800, 900 in 1854. The total
disbursements were So, ,4O0, 900, against S6,
100000 in 1884. The total funded debt Of
the State amounts to S19,000,000, against
s1S, SOC, 900 in 1854, showing diminution of
$780, 81
The Governor devotes considerable space
to the railroads Of the State which have be-
come of immense value to stockholders and.
the people of the State, He advocates some
legislation for the protection Of the lives and
and property and other rights of the people
from the encroachment and neglect Of these
powerful agents, l-als -.u ~
He advocates reduction Of the State.
militia tax, and modification of the enrolt9
ment process. F1 -
In speaking of the detention of Ohio sol,
diers in the field, he says il was not the IN
tention or expectation that these noble pat
riots, volunteering TO fight the war for the
Union, were 70 be detained as police guard
TO oversee political reforms in the South,
wether as to whitesor blacks, still less to be-
marched TO the Rio Grande, in order either
to menace or assault MaximIian or any
despotism. The despot they engaged to sup
press is JEFF Davis, the traitor, and he is
safely and properly Gagged. He says since
entering upon his duties as Governor, the
troops of Ohio have been reduced to six
regiments. and these all serving, mainly, on
the Rio Grande, where there is no rebellion
to suppress
The Governor argues, at some length,
against the principles of the Monroe Doc
trine and interference in Mexican affairs.
He SAYS What the Monroe Doctrine exactly
is we have never agreed amongst ourselves
Its origin is doubtful, its purposes uneer-
tain. and its means are, TO this day. un-
specified. Mexico has never been, and can
never, be republic. unless her people will
accommodate us to be born again and Of
entirely different parentage, She, with all
her sister republics Of South America, has
been, from. the beginning, uniuterruptedly
most violent, bloody, incendiary anarchy
She has continually injured allnations with
which she has held communication. She
has ruthlessly ruined and oppressed her
own people and government and has
brought disgrace alike upon the sacred name
of Republican liberty and human nature.
The Governor is opposed to going to war
with France or % menace and bully her IN
behalf of Mexico