Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20
Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, A. n.
FROM GEORGIA.

/ Auc OF lTd0c0lbe anu OF lrl6l q July
Of their own color.
George Pitts and Henderson Becla, Of
Griffin were elected by a large majority as
anti Bureaurists. At a meeting of the col
ored people both denounced the Bureau as
| mischievOus and creative of disturbances
/ between the two races. They are willing
to trust to the laws of the State and their
old masters and friends for justice. The Bu-
reau Agent, Mr.. Griffin, said:
will be damned if will allow negroes
to speak disrespeetfuuy ofmy Bureau" and
then arrested the delegates who were after
wards released by the civil authorities.
The employees of the revenue offices in
Georgia and South Carolina are resigning
being unable 10 take the test oath.
Several post Offices have been closed AMI
great inconvenience will be the result unless
the evil is remedied.
Messrs. Stephens, Cobb, Brown, Hill and
others are arguing for and against the con-
stitutionality of the stay law before the Su-
preme Court at Milledgeville. The decision
is looked for with great interest.
H7s THE cHoLsRA
NEW YoRk, June 10, midnight-Four or
five new cases of cholera are reported in
the fourth and sixth wards to-day, but none
of them have as yet proved fatal, and three
are considered convalescent. The report
from quarantine states that the cholera is
rapidly increasing on tho steamer Illinois,
and that it will be necessary to remove a
portion of the passengers 10 the Peruvian
TO prevent the spread OF the disease. The
Board of Health continues extremely erer-
getic in its precautionary measures and no
alarm is felt in the city.
MEXICAN NEWS.
New YORK, June I9.-The Tribune's Mex
ican advices are to the effect that the hopes
Of the confederate emigrSnts TO Mexico are
at an end. The COrdova colony, founded by
General Price and Judge Harris, is broken
up. The far-famed city of CarIotta, laid
out by the former, and consisting OF house,
a barn and a stable, has been destroyed.
Tho fields of coffee, by means of which
Judge Perkins of Louisiana expected to re-
trieve his lost fortune, have been ravsged-
The apple plants, out Of which Gen.
Price was to distil delicious fourth proof
brandy, have been uProoted and trsmpled
upon by the hoofs of guerr1llss. The
palf-roOfed shanties, under the shelter Of
which about one hundred Southern emi-
grants have sought refuge, have been
burnt TO the ground, and their inmates,
homeless and penniless, compelled TO fly to
the city of COrdova for protection. They
are now seriously contemplating the aban-
donment of Mexico for ever and going back
TO the United States.
The Liberals, who are now specializing |
upon the coming downfall of Maximilian,
are for the most part dreaming of an an
nexaton to the United States. They form
here what is called the American party,
and are numerous and influential enough
to have been denounced by the Idea Libe-
raj. an anti-American newspaper published
in Puebla, as bad patriots and enemies OF
their country.
A Washington letter to the Herald states
that General Ortega, Chief Justice Of Mex
leo and Constitutional President of Mexico,
has submitted an important proposition TO
Mr. Banks, Chairman of the Committee on
Federal Relations, looking 10 closer alli-
ance with the United States Important
concessions are to be granted in
return for our adherence TO the Monroe
Doctrine.
1--WE want" says Ortega, " American cap
ital to build our railroads and develOpe our
mineral wealth. We want the energy OF
your people infused among US to develope
our resources. The European nations have
treated us so badly that we are ready now
to give facilities TO the people Of the United
States beyond all others"
These are the ideas that he wished to base
his alliance with this country upon
The Herald says that the agent of Ortega
who claims to be the rightful President, IS
in this city, and it is probable that he viii
be invited to Washington.
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
NEW York, June 19.-Special to the Her
aid says: Among the notices given to-day
in Parliament was one by Mr.. Laframberg,
that he will call for all documents received
by the government from Justice COurseH
referring to or inquiring into the circum-
stances connected with the release of the
St. Albans raiders.
Darcy McGee in his speech in Parlia-
ment to-day, said that the present ProvIn-
cial Government of Canada is only Pro-
vincIal Government because of the prospect
of confederation.
The Attorney General has announced in
Parliament that England will rssist Canada
with the last man and the last pound.
CHARGES PREFERRED.
RALEIGH, June 19-Charges and speeih-
cations were to-day sent to General Whit
tIesey, Majors Mann and Wickershane and
Captains Seeloy and Rosesrans. They are
charged with conduct prejudiciai to good
order and military discipline. All those
interested in forms are mostly charged with
trivial offences.
LIBEL SUIT.
WASHINGTON, June lS--ln INC lDol sur
into which Secretary Stanton was cited to
produce certain letters said to be in his pos
session. Judge Olin delivered his opinion
that the Court could not compel the Produe-
tion Of the papers. He held that the theo-
~ of our government is that there are
three departments. The Legislative, Exec
utive and Judiciary. Each independent OF
the other. It cannot be possible that the
Executive should be called before Court
and be compelled to disclose what has been
done, is being done and is to be done.
The Morgne, or home fer unknown dead,
which has been in contemplation for some
months, was opened to-day in the rooms OF
the new Medical College in 10th street.
Every effort will be made to ascertain the
name and cause of death of the many per-
sons who mysteriously lose their lives in
this city The Morgne is in charge of com
petent officers.