Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
Specials Dispatches
Received UP TO O'CLOCK, A. N.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.

EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.
New YoRk, July 3.-The New Haven
police have discovered extensive mercan-
tile frauds in that city. A person by the
name of Parsons opened a store in New
Haven and had large quantities of goods,
which he bought on credit. most Of which
were Immediately shipped to New York
and sold there. The amount Of the fraud
is supposed to be over $1,000. ..-.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The National Union Club Of this city
favors the call of a National Convention in
Philadelphia and invites persons through
out the States 10 assemble and send dele
gates.
FOREIGN PRoCLAMATIoEs.
The following are the most important
proelamations by the respective belliger-
ents received by mail
The King Of Sarony to his Subjects.
DRESDEN, June 16.-King John left the
capital for the army at three this afternoon,
taking with him Baron Won Beust and Herr
Won Rabeuhorst- Before his departure His
Majesty issued the following proclamation /;
"To my faithful Saxons AN uujustii-
able attack eompels me TO take up arms.
Saxons we are treated as enemies because
We remained faithful TO the rights Of a
kindred race, because we held fast TO the
bond uniting the great German fatherland,
because we did not yield to unfederal de-
mands However painful may be the sacri-
fees fate shall impose upon us, let US 60
into battle courageously for the sacred
cause 1t is true that we are few in num-
bers, but God is mighty in the weak who
trust in Him, and we shall not fail to re-
ceive the support of all Germany that has
remained true to the confederation
Although I am for the moment COM
pelled to yield 10 superior force aud sepa-
rate from you, I still remain in the midst of
my valiant army, with whom l shall con
tinue to feel myself in Ssxony, and hope
soon to return to you if Heaven bless our
arms. rely firmly upon your fidelity and
affection. As we have held together in
happy days, we will also remain united
in the hour Of trial. Trust you also IN me,
for your prosperity has ever been and re-
mains the object Of my efforts. Let our
motto be, With God for the right ~
LSignedI JOHN"
King William to The PrlsSiGH People:
BERLIN, June 20.-The manifesto of King
William has been passed to-day, the prin
cipai points of which are as follows:
The hopes that an alliance based upon
mutual esteem and furthering the prosper
ity and power of Germany would issue from
the Austrian and Prussian brotherhood in
arms, have been deceived. Austria has not
considered Prussia as her neutral ally, but
as hostile rival, and has therefore drawn
the Federal Princes into a breach of the
confederation. The humiliation Of Prussia
has been the watchword Of her enemies,
but the spirit Of 1913 lives in the Prussisn
people. Her opponents deceive themselves
if they imagine Prussia 70 be paralysed by
Al.
these disappear, and sll hitherto opposed TO
one another stand henceforth united in tri-
umph or misfortune. The manifesto lays
stress upon the fact that Prussia, in concert
with England, France and Russia, has
made fruitless effort to effect peaceful
settlement, and proceeds We are compel
led to fight for existence We must 60 forth
tc battle for life or death against those who
wish to humiliate the Prussia Of the Elect