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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-08

THE NEW SpRIsG BoNNET.-A New York
correspondent OF a Philadelphia paper,
speaking OF the new spring bonnet styled
the "Gypsy.' which is already creating e
sensation among the fair sex, says, ait is
like anything but the bonnet of the olden
time, whose proportions were so ample that
the eye had TO wander through a long vista,
walled by flowers, laces and satin, to catch
a glimpse Of the fair features modestly
framed and sheltered at the end of it. Of
late years, however, bonnets have become
obsolete, except in name, there being
scarcely anything left but a crown. The
shape of the gypsy" is as near that Of a
soup plate as anything I can think of, ex-
hat the rim is bent in a little on
each side. 1t fits close To the head, about
one-third of which it covers. and So renders
inside trimming impossible to any great
extent, and on the outside there is little
ornamentation. What next mOnstrosity
will fashion inaugurate?
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CITY NEWS.
ESCAPE OF A CONVICT.

David KenII%y, n Cleveland Bird,
Digs out of n Penitentiary-An
Account of this Daredevil.
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ExsIIement Among the Lager Beer
"

NEW YORK, March considerable
excitement is occasioned among the lager
beer brewers of this city and Brooklyn in
consequence of q rumor that the returns of
the sales upon which the taxes are collec-
ted have been suspected by the Assessors
Of i~naccuracy. 1t is thought from recent
discoveries that extensive frauds have
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the authorities are instituting a searching
and rigid enquiry.
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The FenIans.

The Fenian excitement still continues.
Public meetings were held last night in
various parts of the city, and at Brooklyn
over one thousand dollars worth of bonds
were subscribed for, and fifty muskets
were presented by the friends of the cause.
This evening there is to be a grand mass
meeting of Fenians in Brooklyn in front
of the city Hall, for which unusual prep
e%rations have been made.
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Back Pay and Bounty.

The Second Controller of the Treasury
has requested the Second Auditor TO re-
quire all claimants for arrears of pay or
bounty for deceased soldiers of foreign
birth, and who represent themselves as
only brothers, sisters and widows of the
deceased, authenticated evidence from the
genealogical tables of their native place
before their claims be allowed.
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WAsHISGroS, March 6.-The President
transmitted to the House q message, accom-
panying q letter of the Secretary of State,
IN answer to the resolution of the 18th OF
January, calling for copies of all messages,
acts, ordinances, resolutions, and proceed
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In pursuance of the report of the Com
missioner and Chief Engineer of the Pa
cifc Railroad, of Caifornia, the Solicitor
of the Treasury has submitted the opinion
that the Company is entitled to bonds to
the amount of 500, 900, the sum allowed
per mile being $32. OOO.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-12
THE LEGIsL.ATURE.

TWAS announced in the Senate, yester-
day, that Gen. Thomas had acceFt ted the
invitation of the Legislature to be present
at the celebration Of the anniversary OF
the battle of Nashville on the 18th inst
A resolution to appoint Committee of
Arrangements was adopted, A resOlu'
ton was also adopted authorizing the
Governor to take active measures 20
recover the school fund, and for this
purpose he shall have and exercise Pile
nary powers to do and perform all acts
necessary in the premises The House
Metropolitan Police bill was passed on its
third reading
In the House, the Committee on Elee-
tons returned the papers Of Mr. Graves,
who contests the election of Mr.. David
son, Of jackson county and asked to be
discharged from their further considera.
ton, which is saying to Mr.. u to 60 home
and take back sea-"
Both Houses adopted resolution au.
thorizing the Comptroller to borrow
$3.50 200 to aid in the payment Of interest
falling due on the lst Of January.
A committee to investigate the School
Fand question, Judge Brien chairman,
was appointed
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-12

GEN. SRDawIcK, commanding United
States forces on the Rio Grande, who
lately sent over a detachment and occu-
pied Matamoras, is young man Of twen-
ty seven years Of age lie entered in the
service as a Captain in Kentucky regi
ment in May, 1861, rose to ColonelcY,
and 80 remained til he was mustered ont
in 1864 He was Reconnaissance and
next commanded negro regiment, and
succeeded Gen Weitzel in command on
the Rio Grande. The best lesson he has
yet taken is probably the error commits
ted in-sending troops across into Mexico,
and was instantly reprimanded therefor
Young impulse and enthusiasm are often
good in their place, but the lack Of jndg-
ment and sound discretion frequently
leads to trouble and embarrassment
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VALUABLE e. LAND
FOR SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN INTEBLOCUTORY
ID decree of the Wofshipful County Court oil
Hickman county, made at the December Term
1866, in the case of John Hassil and other
against Troy S. Broom and Others, viii expose
to public sale. on the premises,
on the IIfls Day Of January Next.
The lands known "a the Hazal Land, situated
and being in the Seventh Civil District Of HEX
man county, situated on the east side 81 Pine
River three miles west Of Pine Wood, and nine
miles northwest Of CsntreElle, bounded a. iol
First Tract. Beginning on gum snd hickory IN
the south boundary line OF go acre. suFFe y
Is poles TO q hickory, with black walnut pSint
ers al the fork Of ridge, thence with the mean
deTs of sid ridge 22i poles, % a poplar on the
south bank Of Pine River; thence up tbs mean
ders Of said river 43 poles, TO e hiek0ry on the
east bank Of said river. and in the north bound
ary line Of TkOs- Baily's survey Of $50 acres
thence east with said line Z39 poles to the begin
ning-c0i tanning 205< acres ~
Second Traot-Beginning on q gum, Ihomas
Bailys northeast corner, running s0ath with
said line % poles 10 o gum; thence east q psles
10 a gum; thence north 3 poles. T. stake IN
Robert Bowen line: thence With sad line west
32 poles to the beginning 0utainiug 10 acres
Third Tract begins a. tive Popls-s in the eas
boundary line Of q $50 acre traet granted 10
Thomas Bally, runs east 100 pelessfio black
poles 70 q stake in Birds south boundary line.
thence west with his line 5l56 poles, 10 corner
Of q 10 acre survey Of sad BoKen; thence south
with the same g poles 70 bis corner. and with
the line u another 10 acre sarvsy 81 said Bowen
in AL a poles, 70 his conner IN hne Of go
south with the ssule l39 poles. TO the bsrmnins
containing los54 acres
Fourth-AlsO one other trdct. 10 being that
part Of GO acre traoi On the east side Of Pine
River that was granted to QFlena smith, No.
f,4dl-c0ntainifg about 81 acres. IN eli together.
about ls5 acres. I.s.---. e LII. Hlefr
All the above described lanas VII Be sold to
Fether, on a credit Of one, two snd three years.
Notes with two or more good securities. With
interes [ from date aid the sum VI per cent. on
the auount bid In cash. % pay cost and attof
neys' fees, etc. This Decembsr I. le6e- e-
NJ. r. PUCkETT, Clerk and Master,
deoll-ftW and SPECIAL Commissioner.
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PROM WAsRTyCTON.T
Congressional Proeeeainss.


WASHINGTON, Dec. Il-HoUsF.-M f.
lngersoll made an Intellectual effort to in.
troduce a bill, by the direction Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, to give notice
of his intention to sell gold, and advertise
for bids therefor. ai
Mr. Wilson, from the Judiciary Com
n1ittee, reported bill, which passed, d.
reeting the Clerk to place on the rolls of
the House the names of members of States
only represented in the preceding session
Also a bill to exclude from the the next
Presidential election all late Rebel States,
except Tennessee. Made special order for
Tuesday next. s'f a -'
Mr.. Lawrence, from the same committee,
reported bill TO repeal so much of the
law Of 1890 as prevents prosecution for
crime against the United States after a
lapse of three years, so far as arson and cap
ital offences Is concerned Mr.. Stevens
spoke against the bill up to The expiration
of the morning, when the bill went over, q
Senator Wade, from the Committee on
Territories, reported bill introduced yes
terday, for the admission Of Colorado
Mr.. Fessenden stated that the Finance
Committee had not vet had time to consider
the tariff bill, but would do so at an early
day. r' So -'1 h7--ri
The bill providing for negro stfffaeein
the District Of Columbia was taken up.
Mr.. GOwan made a motion TO strikei out
the word male, on which debate ensned
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Movements I'm New YOrk-Arins Sent
On-Fenfau Trials I'm Canada.

~ remain Aftals 1n Canada
New York, Dec. I0.-Nearly all the
visitors al Stephens Fenian headquarters
lately, appear TO be strangers from Europe.
Several irish pilots have disappeared.
II is estimated that $4,000 stand of arms
have been sent of from here since the raid
on Canada.
swEETsHURo, c. W., Dec. l0-COuH
opened this morning. George Crawford
andthirteen other prisoners we're arraigned.
Mr.. Delyiu, who appeared as counsel for
ALL fled special pleas to each indictment
against the jurisdiction Of the Canadian
committee in the case of those charged. as
British subjects, gith high / treason, and
against the jurisdiction of the court in the
eases of those who are. American citizens.
in reference to whom the British Parlia-
meRt only can legisIate, and & plea in bar
that those charged as British subjects are
American citizens, and that no statute IN
Great Britain prohibited the ingress or
egress OF American citizens, into Canada,
prior to the Sih june, or that there was a
canadian statute prior to the 18th Of
August, prohibiting or restraining any as.
semblage of persons for purposes Of drill
ing or collecting or carrying arms, and
prisoners cannot be tried under expost factc
laws. The counsel is sanguine, he viii bt
able to make good his pleas, and it would
seem natural that the prisoners convicted Al
Toronto should be discharged.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Interesting Mexican News Heavy
RObbeFy-Nine Prisoners SunOeated
-FPufau Excitement Ffe.

Interesting Mexican News Heavy
RObbeFy-Nine Prisoners SunOeated
-Fenian Excitement Etc.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Tribune's
Matamoras special says Escobedo is pre-
pairing to march his whole force into the
interior of Mexico. Canals was TO start
with his command ON the eth.
Gen. Sheridan had an interview at
Brownsville, with Escobedo and told him
Ortega would soon be relieved.
The report that Liberal Gen. Aza ada has
occupied Durango with four thousand men
is confirmed. The French retired toward
Zacatieas. The liberals had also occupied
Matehlala The French we're reported pre-
pairing to evacuate San Luis Potosi.
The Tribune's special Of 9Th an
nounee the arrival off Brszos Of Gen. Sher-
man and Minister Campbell.
The amount Of funds stolen from the
Royal Life and Fire Insurance Company,
yeslerlas, was $50 O00h nlitad &c 800 600
as previously reported.
At the fire in Bascom street last night,
the following named persons were sufoeated:
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel and three children,
philadelphia. Mfss Mary Shilling and
child, and Mrs. f. Galpin and daughter.
The Heralds Dublin correspondence
chronicles the excitement which the fenian
agitatfcns maintained on the 18th Novem
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FOREIGN NEWS.
nv fha Cahsa ''''


! LONDON, Dec. 10.--Many of the dele
gates from the British American Provinces,
having in view the final settlement Of the
confederation scheme, have arrived, and
organized by appointing Mr. McDonaldpre-
siding officer. an. III
Z Hanover kilograms report the CONF
Imencement of oppressive measures against
the people by the PrusSian authorities. ;
/ PARIS, Dec. 10.-Itis again rumored
I that Fould, the eminent French Minister of
Finance, will soon resign. n - go. .-,r-.
Serious difficulties. are apprehended at
Rome after the withdrawal Of the French
troops, and preparations are making by
the authorities to meet the worst. .,-
The departure of the French feet for
Vera Cruz is now said to be fixed for next
week. The vessels are fully manned and
proYisiOned and are expected to reach their
destination by the middle of January.
Tbs evacuation Of Rome by the French
viii be virtually completed to-day. t..
ToULoN, Dec. TO- Transports are now
ready atthis harbor to sail for Mexico to
bring home the troops. Greartactiyity pre-
walls. ---,...t. -, =.
Berlin, Dec. II THE King of Prussia
has confirmed the order Of Black Eagle on
King and Crown. The Prince Of Denmark
had a military budget laid before Cham
bers. +, IS, .... 81. Ley. 49,. r. i.-- ...5r
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No Oath Required-Gen. Grant south
CarOIina Legislature. f- HI

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1I.-In future no
teacher employed in the schools of this
State will be required to take the oath or
any other oath, as the condition of LOYALTY.
Gen. Grant passed through this city this
morning, en- route for the West, to look
after affairs in that department, and viii
proceed as far as st.. Louis, ~. ~.
The South Carolina House Of Repre-
sentatiyes has passed bill for the encour-
agement Of emigration from Europe.
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m rRAzIER,s SPEECH.

Although the proposition Of DR.. Fra
zier to establish a Colonization Board in
Tennessee to aid and encourage the
freedmen to emigrate to Africa, was de-
fested in the Senate, his reasons Tor
bringing forward the measure, are worr
thy Of consideration and rejection. They
viii be found in this impression Of our
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-12

81 Steamers Of q. S. Mail Line laays Louis
vile daily az 10 A. q. and Z r. 81, arriYing IN
Cincinnati in time 20 take eurly morning trans
for the East
p Passenger car attached 90 freight tTfni-
Leaves Eranklin. ~. n 40 A. 81. anI Galla5p
az 80 A. NJ, arriving iu Nashville az li.5J A.
Leaves hashvills 81 30 ?. n. arrises az dalai
lin - p n. and ~ Franklhl94l 2 "a IL
ALBEIT FINK,
General Superintendent J.. q y. r. r..
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E1ecfIen Of RIsrar. eae.

BoST0N, Dec. l0.-Livans Hall was
elecasd Mayor Of CharlsstOKn, today, by q
plurality Of one hundred and twenty-five
over Eugene L. Norton, the largest vote
ever polled, and there was considerable eK-
citenent. Both we're citizen candidates.
In Roxburg hon. Geo. Lewis was elected
Mayor, without opposition. NJ
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N CasANeERF COURF Ar ETVINGs.
H TON. TENN., a. ....f..-.
sPReIAL oeToBER - -
Aahala Robert. T spi 3 .,'' asIi'HTy ct ~

Mahala RobcrtI " Spencer MeIienfy q AZ
Bill Of Revivof. d
TN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING 10 THE
4 Court that defendants. 9oOTse. Alicaand Cul-
ION ArlngtrOng. are n5n-resideafs 81 TIE state
of Tennessee, being resideuta o. the state Or
Kentucky Il e tberefOre ordered that puollsa-
ton BE- made IN the Nashville uHion ane Dis
palch. q raper publigbsd IN Nashville, Iena-.
Tor four c0nsecutiys wesks. requiring sai4 le-
fghdants 20 appear Al the next term % tqf
Chaneery Court ~ OyertOn eOnuty, g Pc h7ld
AZ the Court Honae II The town 81 Llvipgft9ns
Tennersse. % ne fnn Mouday Of feefuarJ,
ISL 10 plead afsuef 81 demug % complain
- Ia thaTa ard ct for bearing Il parie-
decif-lgss ]. ~. WRIGHT, 9. nd n. II
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New YORK, Dec. Yachts for Eu-
rope started at l o'clock Henrietta first,
Vesta next and Fleetwing last AT lis
they crossed the bar with all canvass set,
in the order in which they started, At Lao
they passed the light-ship in same order.
Wind fresh West Northwest.
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FenIan trials.

swEETsBUR0, Dec. l0.-Geo. Crawford
and the thirteen other Fenian prisoners
we're aEraigned for trial to-day. Mr.. Dew
lin, counsel for prisoners, answered the In
dictments with special pleas: First as to
the jurisdiction of the Conn, which vas ar
Qned al some length. r
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RG NsY

CSUBURBxN RESIDENCES FOR SALE.
kt-The VIM. +. Jones place. newly fitted up
House with ave o. SIX rooms and out bindings,
hrst-rate, neYer-iailing spring in lily yards Of
house, with 50 or Is acres Of land. three miles
from the city, on the Brick Church Pike. Also.
a neat residence With three or four rooms and
out-buildings. hne eistern, and 81 acres OF
splendid land on the Gallatin Pike two miles
from the city. Good orchards on bath places.
Great bargains. II immediate application Is
J.L.&R.w. BROWN. Agents.
deell-lWfd $50 Union street