Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1866
DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 3, 1866.
THE NEWS.
Com closed Saturday night at l44a6

GOLD closed Saturday night at l442h
A SYNOPSIS Of the message of Gov. Fentor
to the N. Y. Legislature will be found in cul
telegraphie dispatches.
PEHLAN has been beaten at billiards by
one Monster Carme. The gamewas played
at the opening Of new billiard room in
Baltimore New Years night.
MR- McCARTYwas elected Mayor of Pitts
burgh, yesterday, by less than so majority.
The Common Council is nearly all Republi-
can.
TIE freedmen of Petersburg celebrated
the anniYery Of their freedom on New
Years Day by marching through the Prin-
cipal streets and listening to addresses on
the public lawn.
A REPORT is in circulation in Washington,
not credited, however, that in the course of
e few week the President viii issue Pro-
clamation announcing that the work of re-
construction is complete.
JAMES NJ. HANNEY and company have an
nounced that they would commence, with
the beginning of the present year, the pub
LEGATION of daily journal in Chattanooga,
Tenn, entitled The American Union.
TIE funeral of Hon. Henry Winter Davis,
which took place at Baltimore yesterday,
was attended by many distinguished ciizens
and statesmen, Chief Justice Chase and E.
NJ. Stanton acting with others acting as pail
bearers.
Bosrox on New Years day celebrated the
anniversary of the proclamation of emanci-
patton by ringing its bells, firing salutes on
the old Common, and otherwise. Famous
Lexington, Cambridge, Charlestawn and
other places in the old Bay State also cele
brated.
A DEHocRATIc celebration of the sth of
January will take place at Columbus. I'm
promptu speeches may be expected from the
ablest men in that party, in response to
toasts, and the Committee announce that it
viii surely be good time. Doors open at
half past Pm.
AMoNe the incidents Of rowdyism in New
York city on the LIST and I'd Of january, as
reported by telegraph, we note the killing
of barkeeper while standing in his own
door; the assembling of the Fenian Con-
grese; the occurrence of free fight on
Thirty eighth street, and the Inauguration
Of Mayor Hoffman.
a nIsAsrRous freneourred in Phfie iedelphia
destroying several fve-stOry
brown stone fronts on Chestnut street of i'm
nsnse value. Fifteen years ago great
ire occurred in the same place. The Eve
ming Bulletin Company had recsntly pur-
,hased the premises consumed yesterday,
and designed establishing their publishing
house there.
EDWIN FORREST, who for years past, has
refused to appear on the stage in the West,
consented to play season of from two to
four weeks in Turner's opera house, Dayton,
ohio, commencing New Years night, on
which occasion he appeared as virginius,
he Roman Father Mr.. Forrest made his
lebtt in Dayton; hence his willingness to
depart from long established resolution not !
10 play outside of the Metropolis. /
THE WOOL growers association of Ohio held |
rues,..iuG in the Senate Chamber at COlum-
,as yesterday. B. N. Montgomery, Of /
Youngstown, was elected President and
J. D. Harris, of, this city, Secretary AoD' |
Y. i. Chaffee, of Ashtabula county, was
hosen Chairman of the Executive Commit
ee. An address was delivered by DR.. Town
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