Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07
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NEE YORK, February GA messing Of
the Joint committee for the erection fof
monument In this city to the mem0ry Of
the late President Lincoln, has eaksi plEue
in this city. The following prean bio and
resolution were adopted:
WHEREAs, The sum OF $4,000 has beaa
raised for the. contemplated mohrmenb
therefore be it --- e-rr- ~ trs z.
Resolved, That COMMITTEES on Finance
be appointed to raise the subscription 70 The
requisite amount 159. Uodl71 lhH
vr lndt Belle ISLE. . 9al cai
The Richmond Whig says that Colonel J.
B. Cadwallader having been directed tOin-
speet Belle Isle In order to ascertain The
number and condition Of the Union soldiers
buried there, reports that a tract Of groand
about 100 yards square has been set apart en-
the Isle and enclosed with a substantial
board fence which contains $50 bodids, Of
which l23 are legibly marked, With god
head and foot boards. ..-......'-.
PACIFIC NAIL coNPASY.
The Pacific Mali Company will, at an
early day, put upon the route 70 iAspinwsll,
a new ship superior to the Henry chanesy.
III ..7 ARREsrED.ii Es7i1ob ios
Information from Norfolk, Va, states that
x-Governor Morehead Of North Carolina,
has been arrested by Federal authority for
interfering with the sale of some property
previously advertised to be Sold rsiasar
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The War department has issued orders
diseontinuisg the district Of Missouri q .
military command d ss9.nJGrff1 lzoulls
-5ta-, -n-- MEXICAN NEWS. f1rs nsii
NEW YoRK, February 6.-Ths Hsrald's
Havana letter gives the experience OF one
Of Maximiliali's garrison at Bagdad. He
says: We saved ourselves by hight. but
how, being fugitive; he managed % know
all about what transpired is not explained.
He charges that the attack on the town and
its capture were entirely the work Of Amer
lean soldiers, principally eolored, from Tex
as, commanded by q. s. officers and fefrisd
across the river By "a o. g. revenue vessel
He gives the particulars Of alleged horrible
scenes Of pillage, robbery, murder, outrages
on women and all manner Of crime 10 which
thecaptors for some hours devoted tnsir at
tention, and in which, it is said, they vsrs
directed and assisted BY Gen. Weitzela or
GERS, some 20 m number, some Of whoss
names are given 81 rcs13l9L laa noI
Indeed, this Imperial historisn boldly de-
| clares that every soldier sent over BY Cen.
Weitzel 10 preserve order took equal part
with the raiders in pillaging. Ths spoils,
which are described as immense in quaHtity
and value, are said to have been sent in
great part by the >Ameriean officers scross
the Rio Grande to Clarksyills and BrsVns-
vile, from there sent 2 BrasCs and from
| NR. SEWARD IN HkYr1.
/ A letter from Hsyti gives particulars Of
the recent visit Of SIR. Seward 70 that rePgb-
] lie The interview between him and Prssi-
dent GstFaFd was very cordial end friendly,
and lasted about two hours. On the depart
ure of the Secretary, salute in his honor
was fred by the Hayden war steamer Lso-
lates.
TIE fHExcn IN MEXICO. ',''1
The Emperor Napoleon, in his speech On
the 22d, says aErangs gsnents are being made
to withdraw the French troops from Mexico,
and it is hoped it win paeifY the people Of
the United States, who were invited g Join
the expedition, but declined although Sush
terests.
G crsrnAi AsIs.i on isaH
The fear of Russian encroash hrnents in
Central Asia hiss latterly assumed a. nav
| phase. It is now conceded by the Anglo
Saxon press that the slow but sure advances
made by the Russian Governments in Gem
tral Asia are endangering The future safety
Of England. and the Indian Empire. The
Bombay Gazette admits that England is
utterly helpless to prevent Russia in her
career Of conquest if she wills to carry out
her policy of annexation, The same paper
bears testimony to the wonderful civilizfng
influence which the European class iSezSs-
cising on her recent acquisitions, and sdds
4
eessfully accomplish this work. 4 e4
In Cashmere the boldnsss Of the Russiaa
power has induced the Anglo Indian Gov
| ernment to send out three Of the native spies
to obtain authentic infernisti0n.
7ai THE BHoofKAS TRsITTs4 lilcis
Tho Bhootaan treaty recently eoneludsd
by the British authorities has been the sab-
| ject Of much comment in England, and viii
probably be made The ground Of attack upon
Earl RusselPs cabinet as soon as ParliAmsnt
assemblies. .if. .f..i,l.., ,,f..--, AZ. k..-
The Calcutta Englishman says. BY this
treaty the Bhootsan's have conceded to Eak-
land all their rights and interests in the
eighteen Bengal and Assam domains, in
GLIDING all the land.
lIszsi-. al" nUrILAEED scaIPssh -b5dsi
The rules adopted for the reaemptioa q
fractional and other United States notes
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it for circulation, Contemplate and require
the eo-opera.ion Of all National Banks that
are designated depositarieS, in the work Of
| redemption, except such notes as by the
rules Of the department. are designated and
described as mutilated, is meant nsts5 not
worth their full value. Some Of these hanks
do not seem to have understood or have been
unwilling to accept this duty. Holders o.
money which ought to be retired from sir
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the redemption or exchange Of notes and
! fractional currency, and such notes as BY
said rules are defined e. mutilsted and sub
iect therefore to discount at the Treasury,
Additional rules and regulations have
been adopted by the Treasury Department.,
:. in which among other things il Is provided
that whenever a holder Ofany United States
!, currency shall present to an Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States, or an United
I States depository, or to q National Bank
which is a designated depository Of the uni
ted States, notes which in the aggregate
shall be of the nominal value Of ifty dollars
, or over, which notes shall have been care
fully assorted, labeled, and then put up in
one parcel, in conformity with the rules ap-
proved by the Secretary of the Treasury On
April 81, 1865, for redemption, such notes it
. shall be the duty Of such officer or banks 4
receive such parcel Of notes and give 70 the
owner thereof, the Valus Of She same
in money for payment Of such parcel when
the return therefor shall have been receives
from the Treasury Of the United Gtatss-
, Such parcel must be securely done mp with
the owners name, the amount claimed and
tbe date plainly written thereon. No Ma
| tional bank notes whether mUtilatsd or not
, are redeemable by the Treasury unless thsY
! are notes Of banks in circulation. Such
notes are redeemable only BY ths bank
which issued them. gT d TEs bGn ss0s
lns13qa MAYOR RIkcTED. .ssdoss7q
LANCASTER, Pa, February 6.-Georga San
derson, Democrat, was elected Mayor OyeI
} John B. Livingston, Republican, today, bJ
1Ts majority. Republican gain s9ssiu i17a
The Toledo Blade understands that ths
! authorities of that city are determined e