Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-03

leaves eight orphans.
TESIAS
Colonel Roberta one of the Presidents
the Fenian Brotherhood issuses an app
to the members Of the order. He saws Er
land is seeking to crush out a rebellion
fore it is wen begun by filling her iails "
patriots, and asks if the Irishnen in Ann
lea will stand idly by. Come forward tn
to fight the common foe in the only way
which military aid can reach them. Not
moment is to be lest. Your prompt ass;
ance will enable US TO take the field with
- days. Let the men who will fight r
port to General Sweeney and those who Cd
contribute send their money at once to thel
headquarters for which they viii receiT
Irish national bonds.
FROM PIrTsBURGE-
PHTsBURGH, March, River seven fee
deep by the pier mark and falling slowlv
Weather very mild, with indications
rain.
FENIASIslf.
WASHINGrox, March "A large rneetiu
was held 10 night to hear something aboul
the Fenian movement There were several
speakers, among them Capt McCafertyl
said to be confidential messenger from tht
Head Centre, Stephens, To friends in Amerl
lea. He gave glowing account of the
Fenian prospects. The Fenians were re
quested to convene in secret council after|
the meeting TO hear important statements
that could no. be made public.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
It is computed from official dates that
since the last annual report of the Seere-
tary Of the Treasury in October last, he has
reduced the public debt tWenty-nine mil
s.es IL, =
lions Of cErrency interest, and thirty mil
lions Of coin interest IN addition to
this he has paid the current expenses Of the
government and a large amount of requisi-
tions for the War and Navy Departments
In brief the public debt has been reduced
500, ,OO0, GOO, while there are IN the Treas ury
over 81, 500, 600 IN coin and currency more
than at the first named date. This reduc-
tion Of the public debt is entirely IN short
date obligations and legal tender notes
NOW A LAW.
The bill directing the Secretary of the
Navy to detail a steamer to accompany the
Russia Telegraph Expedition having been
signed by the President, is now . law.
ALBANY, March 2.-RaiIway trains com
menced crossing the new bridge regularly
to-day. Hereafter New York and Boston
trains viii arrive at and depart from the
depot in this city.
RICHNoND, March IA reucOntre took
place between !. NJ. Hanna, local editor Of
the Examiner, and r D. ogden, manager
of toe theatre. in consequence of a card pub
lished in the Examiner b. the latter. Sew
eral shots were exchanged without effect.
CAUTION.
WAsHUGroN, March All parties max
ing deposits 10 the credit Of the Treasury of
the United States on account Of internal
revenue, from whatever source, are notified
that the correctness of their accounts de-
pends upon their transmitting the original
certificate Of deposit to the Secretary Of the
Treasury and the duplicate to the Commits
sloner Of Internal Revenue.
MEXICAN szws.
san FFiSc1scO.-The Mexican Consul here
has FL PasO dates to the 27Jh of January,
which say the French were still confined
to chihuahua, and the rest of the State is
under the Constitutional Government, the
invaders not having forces enough 70 gar
rison any other place. The Liberals at El
Paso were preparing an expedition 10 the
interior.
A dispatch from Pollard announces the
arrival there from the Columbia River
mining district $500 treasure. The COlum-
ola River is open to the highest peint of
navigation.
\ yMarysville has voted nearly unanimously
in favor Of spp-opriating S5j,000 to com
plete the railroad from Lincoln to Marys-
vile