Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-05
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1856.
The n e w s.
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Il GoLD ctoSed last nlgnJ az lAzBs
A FIRE in Racine, Wis, yesterday, des-
trOyed million dollars worth of property
TIE cashier of bank in Sheldon, VT
has disappeard, having embezzled s7S,eOO,
4 GEN. scHoFiELD, after visit of nine days
to London, has returned TO Paris e
TaE designations of Gems. Cox and Kilpat-
rick, as officers in the army, have just been
accepted at Washington.
ALI the troops of Massachusetts, Connect
icut and Rhode Island have been mustered
out. -
The court in session at Cork. ireland, for
the trial Of Fenian cases, acquitted Nc
Cafferty, late of the Confederate army.
The London Times, in review of secre-
tary McCulloch's Report calls it an able doc
ument, and its author areal fnancier.
HUBsARD, the Columbus banker, who was
injured by fall day before yesterday, is
not likely to recoEsr.-
A REcExr order from the War Department,
mustsring out "a regiments and batteries,
includes the 195th Ohio Infantry.
SCENES, the pirate, is anxious to have a
speedy trial. His prison is in the Washing
ton Navy Yard lcIosely guarded.
THE Indians of New Mexico are growing
Dangerously insubOrdinate, owing 10 the
scsntiness Of their supplies from the Gov
ernment for the last two years.
AsOrErn earthquake shock was felt at
Porto Rico at midnight, on the 10th of De-
cember.I No serious damage was done.
Gov. CoNY, Of Maine, was inaugurated
yesterday. In his inaugural address he
fayors the Presidents policy Of recOnstruc-
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MLxnILIAN has sent q medal to the En-
press OF France, in recognition Of her noble
sxsmPls in yisitingths cholera hospitals of
Paris.
TEE negroes of Richmond on New Years
celebrated the anniversary of the EmaIci-
patton Proclamation. COlored orators from
Boston oficiated. s,-
Coz. Andrews yesterday delivered a
lengthy valedictOry address to the Massa-
chusetts Legislature, defining his views on
national questions.
TIE Governor of Missouri has seized the
ST. 10 and Atchison and Atchison and West
ern Railroad, for default of payment to the
State of 100000 and interest. An agent of
the State is to operate the Roads.
Tus ~,n..o..a .f Co,-o-.o- A. u -.
that the expenses of Massachusetts, in rails
ing troops during the war were $27, ,7O5.IO9,
besides sum nearly as great expended BY
Ine TOWNSHIPS N IccaT podnJIe5.
TIE election Of officers Of the Merchants
Exchange Of St. Louis, on the I'd, was very
exciting, the issue being between the loyal
business men and the cOpperhesds. The
former were successful.
-ADyIoEs from Hsyti to December oath
confirm the bcmbsrdment of Cape Haytien
and the rout of the rebels. The place
was seriously damaged. AL foreigners in
the town took refuge on American vessels of
war. A number of prominent rebels found
in the house of the British Consul were cap
tured. .t'p" I.lsit-
nf aHanr TeaHTG
THE sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railroad, with all its franchises, privileges.
brahches, lands, equipment and fuel is ad-
vertised to be sold at auction, at the door
Of the sandusky Court House, this day,
Friday, 70 dsatisfy sums due holders Of bonds
and coupons, amounting to 2,6T3,77s.62.
The lowest price at which the Road can be
sold is S75O,eeO. r.o54 s8I ftaIt
BOTH Houses of the Ohio legislature spent
yesterday in joint CONVEX ton counting the
votes cast for State officers at the last cleo
tion.' Cox for Gov. had majority of 29,9S6
votes McBurney for Lieut. Gov. s1,4Se;
Warner for Treasurer 80, ,5s5; West for Atty
Gen. 81, ,sOOsl The inauguration Of Gov. Cox
will take place on Monday. a. .-.rs
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